(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1861 3CS Three Cent Silver MS62 NGC, a moderate coating of steel-blue toning covers the subdued surfaces; and a 1926 Nickel MS64 NGC, originally toned

1862/1 3CS MS66 NGC.<p>Both sides are brilliant with satin luster and glowing fields. This sharply struck Gem belongs in a high quality collec...

1854 3CS PR62 PCGS.<p>The sale of proof coins to the general public did not begin until 1858. While proof Trimes exist in most years prior to ...

1863 3CS PR63 ANACS.<p>Business strike mintage for this dropped dramatically in 1863, as banks began suspending payment of specie during the C...

1868 3CS PR67 NGC.<p>The Mint produced just 4,100 Three Cent Silvers in 1868, and only four proofs have been certified at the Superb Gem grade...

1869 3CS PR67 NGC.<p>Proponents of originality will certainly appreciate this carefully preserved Trime. The otherwise antique-copper toning s...

1872 3CS PR65 PCGS.<p>This is a very pleasing example having deep shades of aqua-blue and lavender colors on the obverse, while the reverse is...

1868 3CN Three Cent Nickel MS64 NGC, both sides are evenly patinated in golden-gray shades with few noticeable abrasions; 1914-D Dime AU50 ANACS, tone

1873 3CN Closed 3 MS66 NGC.<p>A largely untoned coin with traces of rose patina on the devices when viewed at a certain angle. Evidence of die...

1865 3CN PR63 ANACS.<p>Expertly struck with brilliant surfaces, several die polishing marks (as struck) are seen in the obverse fields. From t...