(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 6

1895-S $5 MS63 ICG.<p>The second in the trio of conditionally challenging S-mint Half Eagles from the mid-1890s, the 1895-S was produced to th...

1896-S $5 MS62 PCGS.<p>This example has pleasingly flashy cartwheel luster. This strike is very good, lacking complete sharpness only on the r...

1899-S $5 Half Eagle MS62 PCGS; 1899-S Eagle MS62 PCGS; and an 1899-S Double Eagle MS62 PCGS.<p>All coins are originally colored with sharply ...

1900 $5 MS63 PCGS.<p>This example has needle sharp centers and modest striking weakness only on the obverse stars. The luster is flashy and th...

1900-S $5 MS64 NGC.<p>A well struck near-Gem with unusually vivid yellow-green color. The surfaces have light abrasions that are more than com...

1900-S $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>This is a well struck example with very good luster. There are a few minor abrasions in the fields, and a miniscule dig...

1902-S $5 MS65 PCGS.<p>A typically well produced example with bright, shimmering luster and pinpoint sharpness under a thin veil of reddish pa...

1906 $5 MS65 NGC.<p>One would be hard pressed to find a more attractive 1906 Half Eagle at the MS65 level of preservation. This coin is thickl...

1907 $5 MS64 NGC.<p>Satiny overall with a distinct green-gold tint at the margins. A short planchet streak of no real consequence can be found...

1907 $5 MS65 NGC.<p>The 1907 is not a rare date in an absolute sense, but Gems are important for high grade type purposes. This is a sharply s...