(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1845 H10C MS64 ANACS.<p>Breen-3039. This is the scarce doubled date variety Breen notes as often sold as 1845/3. The example offered here has ...

1850 H10C MS66 PCGS.<p>A dazzling satiny example, displaying near full brilliance on both sides and struck with nearly complete sharpness. Cer...

1851-O H10C MS64 PCGS.<p>A lightly toned near-Gem with satiny luster. A minor scratch in the right obverse field precludes a higher grade. The...

1853 H10C No Arrows MS66 PCGS.<p>A scarcer issue in all grades, the No Arrows Half Dimes of 1853 were extensively melted shortly after issuanc...

1853 H10C Arrows MS63 ANACS.<p>Strongly defined details appear on ebony surfaces through which original mint glow can still be seen.From the J...

1855-O H10C Arrows MS62 ANACS.<p>Excellent detail is displayed on surfaces toned to a blazing honey-yellow on the obverse, with lighter scarle...

1860 H10C MS62 ANACS.<p>Clashed Dies. Light clash marks can be seen at the silhouette of the elements and on Liberty, but the surface disturba...

1860 H10C MS64 Prooflike ANACS.<p>Repunched Date. Breen 3099. The repunching is particularly pronounced at the 1, making this likely a later d...

1861 H10C MS63 ANACS.<p>Doubled Die Obverse. V-6. Light doubling appears on the date and obverse legends of this silver-gray coin, a modestly ...

1864 H10C MS61 ANACS.<p>Heavy obverse clash marks appear on the obverse, with soft detail on the opposing areas of the wreath on the reverse. ...