(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...

1882 $5 PR65 PCGS.<p>Production of proof Half Eagles was limited to a mere 48 pieces in 1882 and, based on certification figures, one has to d...

1902 $5 PR64 Cameo NGC.<p>Exquisitely struck, the glossy and incredibly deep mirrors have strong contrast with the glittering devices. The clo...

1906 $5 PR64 Cameo NGC.<p>Of the 85 proofs struck in this year, it is estimated that today some 60 pieces are extant in all grades. This piece...

1908 $5 AU53 ANACS; and a 1909 AU55 ANACS.<p>Both coins are lightly abraded overall, the first-year example is less well defined with a millin...

1908 $5 MS62 PCGS; 1909 MS62 PCGS; and a 1910 MS62 PCGS.<p>The coins range in color from reddish-gold to olive-gold hues, each displaying suff...

1908 $5 MS62 ICG, a lovely coin that is sharply struck except for the eagle's shoulder, contact marks in the upper reverse prevent a higher grad...

1908-D $5--Whizzed--ANACS, AU Details, Net XF40, four minimally worn examples that shared the same fate.<p>From the Ric Leichtung Collection. ...

1908-D $5 MS62 PCGS.<p>This pale gold example is well struck with a peppering of small bagmarks in the fields. There are, however, few individ...

1908-D $5 MS62 ANACS.<p>Bright, shimmering luster and only a few scattered marks.From the Ric Leichtung Collection. Important notice: We expe...

1908-D $5 MS62 PCGS; 1909-D MS62 PCGS; and a 1910-D MS62 PCGS.<p>This is a well matched trio with coins that exhibit bold, if not sharp striki...

1908-S $5 AU58 ANACS.<p>A frosty, reddish-tinged example of this first year key, one of a mere 82,000 pieces struck. The strike, including the...

1908-S $5 MS60 ANACS.<p>Vibrant yellow-gold surfaces have full, unbroken luster and only a few minor blemishes in the fields. The 1908-S is no...

1908-S $5 MS66 PCGS.<p>The scarce 1908-S Half Eagle has always garnered much attention due to its first year status and its comparatively low ...

1909-D $5 MS62 PCGS.<p>With crisply impressed, reddish-gold features, this D-mint example would fit nicely into a Mint State type set. Import...

1909-D $5 MS63 ANACS.<p>Bright golden luster, a number of marks show on the reverse that limit the grade. Important notice: We expect to be a...

1909-O $5 AU58 ANACS.<p>Lovely olive-gold surfaces with a subtle reddish tinge overall and few appreciable surface marks. An especially nice r...

1909-O $5 AU58 NGC.<p>The 1909-O (34,200 pieces produced) edges out the 1911-D for top rarity honors among Indian Half Eagles. This is a typic...

1909-S $5 MS66 PCGS.<p>The 1909-S is a difficult San Francisco Half Eagle in any Uncirculated grade, being even more scarce than its S-mint pr...

1910 $5 MS63 NGC.<p>The satiny, tan-gold surfaces are bright with no areas of bothersome striking incompleteness.From the Ric Leichtung Collec...

1910-S $5 AU58 NGC.<p>Deep, rich, green-gold color overlays both sides of this exceptionally attractive near-Mint representative. There is a l...

1910-S $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>The 1910-S compares favorably to the 1909-S in terms of striking characteristics. This is a sharply impressed coin with...

1911 $5 MS62 PCGS; 1912 MS62 PCGS; 1913 MS62 PCGS; and a 1915 MS62 PCGS.<p>All are typically abraded for the BU grade level with originally co...

1911 $5 MS62 PCGS.<p>Although lightly abraded, this coin presents well due to rich, olive-gold color and a suitably bold impression. Importan...

1911-D $5--Scratched--ANACS.<p>AU Details, Net XF40. A couple of scratches are seen at the base of the obverse and reverse. Still, a bright at...

1911-D $5 AU58 ANACS.<p>Abundant luster remains on this lightly circulated example. A few minor contact marks are noted on the obverse.From th...

1911-D $5 AU58 NGC.<p>Bright yellow-gold surfaces show only the slightest were on the highpoints. Important notice: We expect to be auctionin...

1911-D $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>Struck in low relief like the 1908-D, the mintmark on the 1911-D is usually well defined, and the present example is no...

1913 $5 MS63 NGC.<p>This yellow-gold example is mostly satiny in luster quality with a bold overall strike. Light and moderate abrasions are s...

1913-S $5 MS61 ANACS.<p>Deeply lustrous with rich golden coloration and predictable mushiness at the borders. One of the scarcest of the Five ...

1913-S $5 MS65 PCGS.<p>In terms of overall scarcity, the 1913-S Five Dollar (from a mintage of 408,000 pieces) is not particularly noteworthy ...

1914 $5 MS63 NGC.<p>Hardly a common issue in various levels of Uncirculated, although price guides might lead one to that conclusion. This pie...

1914-S $5 MS60 ANACS.<p>Moderately abraded with rich golden coloration and a solitary copper stain along the top of the headdress. The strike ...

1914-S $5 MS61 NGC.<p>This is an attractive coin for the grade with rich olive-gold and orange coloration. Sharply struck throughout with no o...

1915 $5 MS62 NGC, sharply impressed with tan-gold coloration; and a 1915 MS62 PCGS, there are remarkably few abrasions on either side of this honey-go

1915-S $5 MS61 ICG.<p>Warmly colored with a nice strike, there is an unfortunate scrape over the right reverse. Important notice: We expect t...

1915-S $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>We are privileged to offer many conditionally rare 20th century gold coins in this important sale, and this Choice BU 1...

1916-S $5 AU58 NGC.<p>Deep, rich, olive-gold color overlays both sides with freckles of charcoal patina here and there. Typically struck with ...

1916-S $5 MS63 PCGS.<p>Most Mint State representatives of this date are from a hoard of approximately 200 pieces that entered the numismatic m...

1908 $5 PR64 NGC.<p>The first year of the Indian half eagle series witnessed the production of 167 matte proof specimens at the Philadelphia M...

1914 $5 PR65 PCGS.<p>The official mintage of proof Five Dollar Indians for this year is a mere 125 pieces, but even that modest figure perhaps...