Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

This fully struck Gem has glowing brownish-tinted surfaces and no mentionable problems on either side such as marks or carbon. Very elusive in Gem con

An incredibly fresh and lively gem with shimming display of luster and a bold strike. Everything you would want from the grade on a key date 1912-S, a

A lovely example of this well-known, low-mintage issue with light golden to medium gray toning. As is true of every other bona fide 1912-S nickel we h

An impressive gem in all regards. The satiny devices are ablaze with icy white luster, the strike is sharp, so sharp in fact you'll be amazed, w...

Untamed cartwheel mirrors on a nice example free of any toning. Reasonable detail definition, especially to the all-important area at Liberty where th

In one of the early (pre-1989) grading holders by this service. Brilliant throughout with fine-grain, matte-like devices, there are no impairments on

Nicely toned.

A glistening beauty and a gem by any standards. The engaging display of lively pale golden iridescence leaps across the highly lustrous silver gray mi

An incredibly lustrous nickel-blue gem. The obverse explodes with bright iridescence while the reverse is a rich amalgam of rose, gold, and pale sky b

A satiny gem of the finest order. A high degree of bright cartwheel luster spins broadly beneath rich golden highlights. Nicely struck with not even a

Another gem specimen from this old-time collection, this too is encapsulated in one of the first PCGS holders (before that grading service put a wide

PVC haze has eaten into the surface of what was a Choice BU nickel at one time.

An intensely beautiful Buffalo nickel, a coin with superb luster and a strike that is amazingly close to complete. Light nickel-blue toning suggests t

It strikes us that this handsome 1913-D has sufficient depth of strike and flowing luster to easily meet the grade. In addition, there is beautiful li

Those who have not yet been bitten by a craze for becoming a coin collector will be once they gaze upon this beautiful Type 1 Buffalo nickel. It is a

Nicely toned.

PVC haze.

This fortunate survivor exhibits dominant golden-hued iridescence that yields to warmer champagne tinting over the reverse. A fine-grain satin textur

This is a well struck nickel from 1913. That's not the point. The point is that the collector who buys this 1913-D Type 2 will have something sp...

A sparklingly bright specimen with rich pastel iridescence on both sides. Given such beauty in a 1913-D nickel, "MS64" seems scarcely enou...