Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

A lustrous example that has rich orange-gold color with the merest blush of golden brown having formed, the primary hue still being deep coppery red.

A beautiful red coin with a blush of green and magenta and no objectionable marks or blemishes.

The otherwise pinkish-gold luster deepens to crimson-brown colors in a few areas.

Faded mint color; scratchy surfaces.

A razor sharp Gem that has rich coppery-gold color. Lustrous and immaculately preserved.

A blazer! Boldly struck with shimmering fiery orange luster and a couple of tiny marks here and there. An important, rare opportunity for the advanced

A sharply struck Gem that has radiant rose, orange, and gold color.

Lot of 37 coins.

The orange-red luster on both sides is full with a somewhat satin texture, and only the tops of the highest features show any brown toning, and this i

A beautiful glossy brown original coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. Struck with mathematical precision by the dies, all of the doubled el

Intense and lovely blue brown iridescence with tinges of magenta red around the edge and outlining some of the legends. Such a glossy specimen you&#...

Glossy and lustrous. An attractive example of this popular rarity.

A lustrous example that has rich orange-gold color and no discernible contact marks other than a couple of tiny nicks on the face and beard and one ot

Missing the 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, 1922 No D, and 1955 Doubled Die. Mostly high grades from Extremely Fine to Mint State, although there are cleaned piec

Very well defined, right down to the end of Lincoln's bow tie, with frosty orange-red surfaces that are colorfully framed in sleek brownish gold...

A razor sharp Gem that has rich coppery-gold old-red color. Lustrous and immaculately preserved. Struck with technical exactness throughout including

A nice red-orange tint radiates from this lustrous piece with light shades of brown just beginning to form.

What sets this coin apart from others is its smooth mirrored surface. It radiates forcefully through the rich overlay of warm browns, golden brown and

Very well defined, right down to the veins in the leaves, with frosty to mirror fresh deep-red surfaces that are colorfully framed in original iridesc

Housed as it is in one of the earliest style PCGS holders, this coin ranks among the sharper, more attractively toned examples of this opening year of

Choice with attractive light gray toning.

Lightly toned and frosty.

Light hairlines

Attractive gold and sky blue iridescence from an album. Very choice and lustrous.

Lightly cleaned, resulting in fine hairlines.

While the 1865 nickel three-cent piece is readily available in gem condition, the same cannot be said about the 1865 silver issue of this denomination

An immaculate, full-strike Type 2, the surfaces bursting with vivid mirror-like originality over both sides. What's more, the important star det...

A sharp looking, two-tone contrast Gem Proof in an early generation PCGS holder. Fresh and original coin, with riveting appeal from crystal-white devi

Stored as it was in an old plastic coin flip, this coin's surface developed light but not unattractive PVC cloudiness. The mirrors still reflect...

Beautiful red, gold and steel-blue toning iridescence on either side; a marvel to example and describe, and possibly even more exciting to contemplate

Glittering surfaces plus a nice bold strike. Only 1,000 Proofs minted in 1870 for inclusion in the Proof Sets.

Low mintage, late-issue coins of this series are rarely offered; in fact, if collectors want to assemble a date set from 1851 to 1873, a Proof is ofte

There is only one way of telling this coin isn't absolutely 100% perfect, and that is by its NGC grade, since by all measures the coin is outsta...

Displaying a uniform mirror brilliance on each side underneath original medium red-brown to gunmetal blue toning. The 1872 proof issue was struck in a

The final year of issue of this important coinage, and quite possibly from the Mint's Publicity Agent Andrew Madsen Smith, who is said to have o...

1865 PCGS graded Proof 66, 1866 PCGS graded Proof 65, 1867 NGC graded Proof 65, 1868 NGC graded Proof 65, 1869 PCGS graded Proof 65, 1870 PCGS graded

Lustrous satiny golden gray surfaces with rich nickel-blue highlights. Nearly full hair and head details on the Liberty. A truly beautiful gem specime

A short pin scratch in the left reverse field. Nicely toned.

A very scarce business strike example of this scarce date: only 5,000 minted.

The fabulous strike is razor sharp on this last year of issue nickel three-cent piece. Besides being fully struck and extraordinarily clean, it boasts