Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Light PVC residue from years in a plastic coin flip somewhat dullish luster and the high points show some minor weakness. This results in a dulled app

In 1851 the excess of silver exports (including bullion, U.S. coins, and coins from other countries) over imports jumped to $23 million, up dramatical

Somewhat mixed patina ranging between light gray to deep steel gray and charcoal with russet in places. Only a minimum amount of wear on the high poin

A satiny Mint State 64 specimen with faint russet and natural light silver-gray surfaces that complement the smooth, hard-working luster beneath. Some

The surfaces are bright with moon-glow white luster and show none of the muting often seen on these early seated dollars. Indeed, the surface gleams w

What do you want to collector coins for? This attractive 1860-O seated dollar might be one reason, because it is sharp, frosty with cartwheel luster,

Minimally Uncirculated with dullish gray toning and contrasting darker high points on arms, lets, head, etc.

And keeping with its namesake, this is a "sterling" example of the first year of a new type. IN GOD WE TRUST was included on the reverse, ...

Extensive circulation abrasions, though still light silver gray luster with a few areas of russet brown. Nice rims; late-date With Motto design Type.

Gold with amber, royal purple with strikingly beautiful deep blue -- toning that just won't quit, and all original, all majestic, the very essen...

A bold example of this early Proof with bull's-eye rainbow toning. However, the color most likely has been added or enhanced, it still appears n...

From the moment we began to work up a description of this 1869 Proof dollar we began to get a feeling of utter marvel for this particular coin's...

Housed in an early generation PCGS holder (serial #8346194), this coin amazes us by its astounding beauty and first-class appearance. Here is a highly

One of only 960 Proofs issued this year. An intensely beautiful seated Dollar, a sparkling coin with choice mirrors and a strike that is very close to

Questionable toning that is gray and deep russet brown. (PCI graded MS63.) Only 1,573,700 1875-CC trade dollars were made, with the preponderance of t

A satiny frosted MS64 with strong underlying luster and nicely developed russet and gray highlights. Sharply struck with just a hint of weakness at th

Whereas a Morgan dollar from the San Francisco mint in this grade isn't all that unusual (and can be found at a major coin show without searchin...

Some original toning atop sparkling cartwheel surfaces, with everything very well struck including the stars. This is the final trade dollar from the