(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 3

1876 50C PR62 ANACS.<p>Very sharply defined, the once-deep mirror fields are moderately toned and show numerous hairlines. As an identifier, a...

1876 50C PR63 ANACS.<p>Light, even golden-rose toning covers both sides. Nicely reflective fields.From the Joseph M. Seventko Collection. Imp...

1880 50C PR61 ANACS.<p>Much of the proof finish is muted beneath silver-gray and tan-gold tinting, the razor sharp striking definition is evid...

1880 50C PR65 NGC.<p>Half Dollar production remained limited in 1880, the Philadelphia Mint delivering just 8,400 business strikes and 1,355 p...

1880 50C PR65 ICG.<p>Cameo contrast on the devices is visible through light toning in shades of pastel-gold that deepen toward the borders. Ge...

1882 50C PR62 ANACS.<p>Reflective ebony-gray color radiates from the surfaces of this nice proof, a coin with nicely subdued elements appearin...

1882 50C PR62 ANACS.<p>Both sides are untoned with a sharp impression. Lightly hairlined, the surfaces are too subdued to warrant a higher gra...

1882 50C PR63 PCGS.<p>Well frosted over the devices, the fields are appreciably reflective despite mottled lilac and tan haziness that is more...

1883 50C PR66 NGC.<p>This is an attractive Gem whose nicely frosted devices and reflective fields provide an appreciable cameo contrast. The o...

1886 50C PR64 ANACS.<p>A darkly toned proof from which a glow can still be seen in the fields. The coin misses the PR65 mark due to two well t...