Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Unlike some coin descriptions that will puzzle you, there is nothing mysterious or secret about our coin: it is an wide open and entirely fresh appear

This is a noteworthy example whose choice lustrous surfaces show better than average striking definition and are largely free of distracting contact m

An incredibly lustrous gem with fiery cartwheels beneath rich silvery iridescence. The entire surface plays host to this vibrancy. A lovely coin, one

Beautiful original color. Some evidence of cleaning long ago.

This well struck beauty has a generous (70%) portion of silvery mint frost around the devices, within the devices, and far into the fields on both sid

Fully 30% bright luster adheres to the choice surfaces and within all the devices of this handsome S-mint offering.

About 10% mint frost gleams from the devices and legends of this well struck rarity. While circulated (well circulated) 1892-S dollars aren't al...

Luster around the outer devices. We have always admired a choice Extremely Fine 1892-S dollar, which tops many other S-mint dates for scarcity and des

Bright lustrous surfaces are alive with rich frost and silver brilliance. Nicely struck for the date, with full reverse details present. Only a handfu

This is a lovely, radiant 1893-CC, both sides being essentially untoned with frosty, silver-white luster, with the only grade-limiting aspects being s

Examination a must.

A pleasing, lightly circulated example of this key date, there are numerous faint hairlines somewhat obscuring the faint graffiti in the obverse field

Evenly worn with smooth features on Liberty, clear lettering, date and of course the key "S" mintmark below the eagle. No unevenness or pr...

Smooth, balanced wear and original toning. Sharp, full rims without any bumps, although we do see a single tiny nick on the obverse above the M of UNU

Displaying a uniform satiny brilliance on each side, this 1894 developed glorious deep amber gold and reddish brown toning in its passage through the

Generally well-preserved although we find a few minor rim bumps and surface abrasions from its time spent in circulation. A low mintage date; in fact,

Silver satin surfaces, quite lustrous in appearance, with a trace of light toning. The devices were struck with such determined force by the dies that

Lustrous and almost devoid of any bagmarks except for a few in out-of-the-way places. A very pleasing example of this scarce 1894-S, the surface devel

Although this well struck piece comes to us in a PCI holder graded as "MS62" there is enough evidence of coin-to-coin scuffing in bank vau...