Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Nice tab toning.

Abundant bright silver gray shines with some less frenetic medium gray as accents. Lots of luster and mint sparkle remains, and the eye appeal is outs

The reverse of the 1795 flowing hair dollars can be found with one of two main leaf arrangements: either two or three leaves under each wing. This is

This very lustrous flowing hair dollar has a tiny scuff mark below the jaw but is infinitely better than an average quality About Uncirculated specime

Variety with 3 leaves under each wing, the mint switched its plan from 2 leaves to 3, possibly to give the design better balance and attractiveness. T

Cleaned and retoned. A rather sharply struck example of this standard B-1 variety, with extensive adjustment marks on the reverse and questionable dar

Encased in a SEGS AU53 holder, this well preserved early silver dollar exhibits natural old-silver patina from proper age and the absence of cleaning.

A small nick below Liberty's eye. Though once gently cleaned, it has taken on a more natural appearance since it was left to tone. The color is ...

This obverse most noticeable for its <I>blundered date</I> in which the 7 is punched over an earlier 1. Used also on BB-21, 22, and 23, ...

Has the classic callings of B-5 in its balanced devices, short, raised die mark behind the first curl, indefinite hair curls on the neck and head (thi

Cleaned and recolored. A few light marks at the rims and on the portrait, but generally a snappy looking specimen of this early Flowing Hair style. (H

Head centered. Slightly cleaned at one time, leaving a smooth light to medium silver-gray finish behind, with one darkish area near the 5th star. The

Some old hairline scratches and rubbed surface but clear date, legends, stars, and main devices.

Triple leaf below the left wing, confirming this as Bolender-4, the more plentiful of the two Small Date varieties for 1796. Well worn on the hair and

Absolutely gorgeous for the grade, the surfaces problem-free, the color just right (medium antique silver), and the rims problem-free as well. NGC cou

Possibly cleaned long ago, yet very strong detail remains, making this an appealing circulated specimen. The surface is now toned light silver-gray wi

Dullish russet gray patina, finely granular with some old marks present, nothing unusual for the grade or age of the coin. Sharp hair except at the ve

Perhaps dipped at one time (what bust dollar or early silver coin hasn't nowadays), but done with such judicious thought and care that the coin ...

This attractive early silver dollar displays some mint frost around the stars and letters and has choice "old silver" patina with no signs...

One of several very attractive early bust dollars consigned to the sale, this well centered, damage-free specimen from 1798 offers the viewer medium g