(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1922-D 1C Cent MS64 Red PCGS, exceedingly lustrous and sharp with some minor carbon on each side; and a 1926-D Cent MS64 Red PCGS, great luster but a

1922 No D 1C Strong Reverse MS62 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>Die Pair Two. This variety is the most highly prized of the three die pairs of 1922 No ...

1922 No D 1C Strong Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>Die Pair Two. A second and even finer Mint State representative of this 20th century er...

1924-D 1C MS63 Red PCGS.<p>The pink-red surfaces are well struck for a branch mint example with scattered, grade-defining carbon spots. The &#...

1924-S 1C MS64 Red PCGS.<p>The '24-S is one of the more underrated condition rarities in the Lincoln cent series and, unlike this well def...

1924-S 1C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>The extreme scarcity of this issue in high grade is derived from the fact that most examples are very weakly struck...

1925-S 1C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>The 1925-S is among the top three scarcest Lincoln Cents in Gem condition, trailing only the 1926-S and 1920-S. Mos...

1926-S 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>This Gem has attractive and iridescent violet color that endows much of the otherwise tan-gold surfaces. L...

1927-D 1C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>An elusive D-mint in Mint State grades, this piece is almost fully struck with only the slightest muting of the ori...

1927-D 1C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>Bright orange-red color with violet iridescence on the devices. A lustrous and sharply detailed coin with virtually...

1927-S 1C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>Predominantly golden-red in color with no readily evident abrasions. There are a few wispy carbon spots in the fiel...

1929-S 1C MS66 Red NGC.<p>Intense luster is accompanied by vivid orange-red coloration and a hint of blue on the highpoints. Quite a difficult...

1931-S 1C MS65 Red NGC.<p>Well defined with a bright coppery finish. A few tiny toning spots are noted over the obverse, but hardly detract fr...

1934-D 1C Cent MS65 Red PCGS, lustrous with golden-orange and olive coloration; 1938-D Buffalo Nickel MS66 NGC, delicately patinated, the satiny surfa

1941 1C Doubled Die MS66 Red PCGS.<p>FS-1-018. One of three Doubled Die obverses from 1941, this variety shows strongest doubling on LIBERTY a...

1943 1C MS68 PCGS.<p>This is a virtually flawless Superb Gem whose bright surfaces are free of distracting carbon spots and abrasions. Fully s...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die AU58 ANACS.<p>Even chocolate-brown patina covers both sides of this desirable variety, which has slight rub over the po...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS61 Brown ANACS.<p>Despite the Brown designation, some iridescent violet-red is still present in protected areas. Full...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS61 Brown NGC.<p>Both sides are richly toned with some medium brown colored speckles on the obverse. There are no outw...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS63 Brown Uncertified.<p>The faces exhibit an overall glossy brown appearance. Bold definition on the focal features a...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>The otherwise even, tan-brown color yields to hints of original luster at most angles. A sma...

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS64 Red PCGS.<p>This is a beautiful representative of this popular 20th century error. The surfaces are frosty in text...

1972/72 1C Doubled Die MS65 Red ANACS.<p>The fully lustrous surfaces are bathed in orange-red luster that is free of outwardly distracting car...

1972/72 1C Doubled Die MS65 Red ANACS.<p>FS-033.3, Die 1. A sharp example of this popular hubbing error. Some muting of color is noted on the ...

1972/72 1C Doubled Die MS66 Red PCGS.<p>This modern mint error Cent has iridescent orange-red color on the obverse, while the reverse is orang...

1909 1C PR66 Red PCGS.<p>The first-year 1909 was produced both with and without the designer's initials V.D.B. Representatives of the latt...

1910 1C PR65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>Especially attractive with a full strike and high wire edge. Muted shades of olive-green and tan accent the ...

1912 1C PR65 Red PCGS.<p>Lustrous and well defined with golden-tan patina. Some slight streakiness is seen on the obverse and several carbon f...

1914 1C PR64 Red and Brown NGC.<p>Razor sharp and unusually bright for a Matte Proof Cent, a few toning spots are confined mostly to the rever...

1915 1C PR65 Brown NGC.<p>Rich olive-green color dominates each side of this razor sharp Gem. High quality Matte Proof Cents are becoming quit...

1915 1C PR66 Red and Brown NGC.<p>An unspotted, original Gem exhibiting reddish-tan surfaces that are accented with a ring of steel-blue color...

1916 1C PR63 Red and Brown ANACS.<p>Mostly red with a somewhat subdued appearance. The scarcest of the Matte Proof Lincolns, only 1,050 exampl...

1936 1C Type Two PR64 Red NGC.<p>Two types of Proof Cents were produced in 1936: the Type One had matte-like surfaces, the Type Two had deeply...

1937 1C PR66 Red PCGS.<p>A proof Cent that is even closer to perfection than the grade implies, with exquisitely sharp details, deep glossy mi...

1938 1C PR65 Red PCGS, yellow-orange color with problem-free surfaces except for a hazy patch on the reverse; a 1939 PR65 Red PCGS, orange-red color w

1959 1C PR69 Cameo PCGS.<p>A conditionally rare modern proof issue, this coin literally looks like the day it was struck over 40 years ago. A ...

1865 2C Two Cent Piece MS63 Red and Brown ANACS, mostly lustrous with mottled glossy-brown toning and a few small carbon spots in the lower reverse fi

1865 2C MS63 Red ANACS.<p>Plain 5. Breen-2388. This is the doubled date variety described by Breen as "scarce." A ghosting of the do...

1865 2C MS64 Red ANACS.<p>Fancy 5. Breen-2381. This is the variety with the normal date, but the top serif of the D in UNITED missing. A ghost...

1865 2C MS65 Red PCGS.<p>A sharply struck Gem that shows orange and honey-golden color over both sides. A couple of die cracks are noted as we...

1867 2C MS64 Red PCGS.<p>Lustrous and sharp with a bit of fine mottling across the obverse and reverse. Choice quality throughout. Important ...

1871 2C MS64 Red and Brown ANACS.<p>Minor weakness appears at the right side of the shield, but this is from the strike, not from wear. Good l...

1866 2C PR65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>A lovely proof with even, chocolate-brown patination that is only a few stray central reverse abrasions from...

1872 2C PR63 Brown ANACS.<p>The evenly patinated chocolate-brown surfaces have no significant abrasions, but well hidden wispy hairlines limit...

1851 3CS Good 4 ANACS, the upper obverse legend worn smooth; 1940-S 10C MS62 Full Bands ANACS, a nice coin for the grade with interesting areas of pro

1851-O 3CS MS63 PCGS.<p>This example has silver gray centers and light, attractive yellow-brown patina at the peripheries. It has an average s...

1852 3CS MS64 PCGS.<p>The warmly frosted surfaces are lightly patinated in silver-gray and golden shades that highlight the well impressed dev...

1852 3CS MS65 NGC.<p>With fully frosted, essentially blemish-free surfaces, this lovely Trime belongs in a Gem quality type set. Both sides ar...

1856 3CS MS64 PCGS.<p>The central regions are well struck, however the peripheral areas are quite weak. The bright, frosty luster is accented ...

1858 3CS MS64 NGC.<p>Untoned surfaces with a satiny shimmer in the fields. A bold strike shows, even at the borders. Extensive die clashing is...

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...

1865 3CN PR66 Deep Cameo NGC.<p>The removal of nickel from the Cent in 1864 threatened to reduce the Mint's requirements for that metal to...

1866 3CN PR65 ANACS.<p>Pastel lavender fields provide modest contrast with the white and rose devices. The surfaces are free of distracting b...

1867 3CN PR64 ANACS.<p>Aqua-blue patina is found on the reverse, along with hazy lavender patches and rose highlights on the devices. There i...

1868 3CN PR64 Cameo ANACS.<p>Exquisitely struck with watery mirrored surfaces, this is a distraction-free near gem with the most trivial spot...

1873 3CN Closed 3 PR64 ANACS, medium intensity olive-gray patina confirms the originality of this sharp looking near-Gem; and an 1883 PR64 ANACS, the

1877 3CN PR65 Cameo ANACS.<p>A few microscopic toning spots and abrasions do not detract from the eye appeal of this pastel lavender gem examp...

1878 3CN PR65 ANACS.<p>A watery gem with good contrast between devices and fields. Brilliant with pastel rose colors on the reverse devices. A...

1878 3CN PR65 NGC.<p>A nicely contrasted example of this often muted Proof issue. Crisp definition is accented with a virtually untoned appear...

1878 3CN PR66 Cameo PCGS.<p>A proof-only year, with a mintage of only 2,350 pieces. This is an essentially untoned coin, with good frosting on...

1879 3CN PR65 ANACS.<p>Struck with pinpoint accuracy, this untoned gem is free of abrasions but has a few miniscule carbon specks. There is a ...

1880 3CN PR65 ANACS.<p>A gem with blemish-free surfaces aside from a few trivial toning spots. Original luster is abundant underneath pastel ...

1881 3CN PR65 Cameo ANACS.<p>Sharply impressed and showing good reflectivity at most angles. Untoned with a small mark on the cheek as the onl...

1885 3CN PR64 ANACS.<p>A single mark on the cheek is all that separates this fine proof from a higher designation, the coin being lustrous wit...

1887/6 3CN PR65 NGC.<p>This Gem example appears to have been struck from a later state of the dies as some small clash marks are seen on the r...

1889 3CN PR65 ANACS.<p>Blushes of tan-gold add character to the mirrored fields. A gem survivor of the final year of the denomination, with su...

1889 3CN PR66 PCGS.<p>This is a minimally patinated example with modest brightness in the fields. Fully struck, pristine, and desirable for fi...

1874 5C MS62 ANACS.<p>Well defined and nearly untoned, the luster shows a slightly subdued appearance. A couple of contact marks are seen on t...

1875 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>The satiny surfaces are barely toned and well struck. A couple of tiny contact marks are noted on the reverse. Important...

1876 5C--Environmental Damage--ANACS UNC Details, Net AU55, prooflike with iridescent gray-violet patina, surfaces are free of bothersome abrasions bu

1876 5C Nickel MS62 ANACS, tan-gray toning overlays the reverse and left obverse of this boldly defined example; 1926 Nickel MS63 ANACS, the surfaces

1883/2 5C MS67 NGC.<p>FS-013.3. A faint trace of the 2 can be seen between the second 8 and the 3. This is the fourth overdate die listed in F...

1866 5C Rays PR67 Deep Cameo NGC.<p>A mainstay of the United States' circulating coinage today, the Nickel Five Cent Piece was not one of ...

1867 5C No Rays PR64 PCGS.<p>This is a desirable issue for type purposes that is surprisingly elusive any finer. The nearly pristine, glassy f...

1873 5C Closed 3 PR65 NGC.<p>The surfaces of lightly toned gem are remarkably free of distraction. Well struck except for some merging of the ...

1873 5C Closed 3 PR65 Cameo PCGS.<p>A completely brilliant Gem with a pleasing cameo effect on each side. Shield nickels are very elusive with...

1877 5C PR66 NGC.<p>Only 510 pieces were produced of this rare, proof-only issue. High grade survivors such as this piece are very scarce and ...

1881 5C PR63 ANACS.<p>Nicely mirrored on the obverse, the reverse is slightly subdued. A few microscopic dark specks are scattered overall. I...

1881 5C PR65 PCGS.<p>This gem proof example has blemish-free fields and brilliant surfaces. Fully impressed from the dies and having a few tri...

1881 5C PR67 Cameo NGC.<p>This lovely Superb Gem is untoned with no distracting hairlines or toning spots. Well struck, nicely cameoed, and pr...

1882 5C PR65 NGC.<p>The devices and fields lack contrast, but a meticulously struck example with smooth surfaces fully worthy of gem designati...

1893 5C MS65 ICG.<p>Frosty and essentially untoned with a good strike. A lustrous Gem that is virtually unmarked. Important notice: We expect...

1883 5C No Cents PR65 NGC.<p>A well-mirrored Gem of this popular one-year type, with attractive light rose-gold toning, pinpoint striking, and...

1883 5C No Cents PR65 NGC.<p>The glassy, lightly toned surfaces show a degree of contrast between the fields and the devices, and they are fre...

1885 5C PR63 ANACS.<p>Dusky gray-golden toning with a somewhat subdued appearance. A desirable proof issue due to the scarcity of business str...

1886 5C PR64 ANACS, exquisitely struck with even lilac patina, modest reflectivity, and surfaces free from detracting abrasion, and a 1893 PR63 ANACS,

1886 5C PR65 PCGS.<p>This is a simply gorgeous proof representative of a Liberty Nickel that is not easy to locate as a business strike. The f...

1895 5C PR64 PCGS.<p>Tan-gray patination overlays the nicely mirrored, sharply struck features. A few small contact marks are noted on the obv...

1899 5C PR65 PCGS.<p>This solidly graded Gem is essentially distraction-free with minimal toning. A razor sharp strike rounds out this coin...

1910 5C PR67 NGC.<p>An especially attractive piece with immaculate cameo-like surfaces and a particularly sharp strike, even for a proof. Ther...

1912 5C PR65 NGC.<p>Pleasingly free of abrasions, this is a meticulously struck Gem with dusky tan patina that is even on the portrait and str...