Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Cleaned and rough surface. Housed in misattributed SEGS holder as a recut 844, there are no signs of recutting on any of the digits.

Some weakness on LIBERTY where the center three letters are weak but still readable. (In a PCI EF40 grading holder.)

Essentially a Mint State coin when the ship sank; after more than a century underwater, the salty solution caused the surface to erode to its matte-li

Lustrous with medium "old gray" toning on both sides. A shimmering specimen.

This example has shimmering milky surfaces and a nice layer of original dusky gold to gray toning.

A resplendent and lustrous satiny gem with areas of pale champagne toning on both sides deepening to characteristic russet gold with steel blue irides

Originally preserved, the surfaces on this No Motto date are nicely mirrored with churning deep antique gray and blue patina. Only 500 Proofs came off

A satiny gem with deep purple-gray color that practically leaps from the surfaces. Strong traces of mirror reflection and razor-sharpness brings out t

Explosive deep mirrors grace the lively toned surfaces. Varying hues of purple mingle broadly with rich electric blue iridescence. An attractive gem t

Warm grayish golden surfaces exhibit intense mirror luster and a splendid, matte-like appearance on Liberty and the eagle. The devices are razor-sharp