Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Lovely prooflike surface with great toned color and originality. As handsome a coin at this level as you will ever find and clearly worth a premium.

Another choice example of this popular Type.

Issued during the years 1837-42. This coin's devices were struck with energy and full capacity by the dies imparting the simple design elements...

Pleasing surfaces and a nice strike. This variety is much scarcer than the usually seen "N-Reversed" variety.

With very clean surfaces, great eye appeal and a sharp strike, this specimen's weight designation is set high in the field instead of centered o...

The 30 grain variety is midway between the 28 Grain with N Reverse and the 28 Grain Centered, No Star variety in terms of availability. Here is a dece

Struck in San Francisco September 4, 2001. These hefty gold pieces were struck from transfer dies made from <I>the original 1855 Kellogg and C...

Slip out your magnifying glass, grab this PCGS holdered coin, and get busy examining its smooth luster and tarnish free condition. The Liberty head ap

Standard prooflike fields with lustrous devices and hairlines visible throughout the fields. It is as if these were actually struck hairlined. Neverth

We are happy to describe this lovely gem specimen with marked satisfaction since it displays light yellow gold frostiness without hairlines or stainin

One of the well made Robert B. Gray pieces (G below the bust), a popular Type coin.

Bright golden orange color with flashy mirror fields. Collectors who take California Fractional Gold coins as they come will be please by this coin&...

Tracing to the Harry W. Bass, Jr. collection, this wonderful little offering just explodes with frosty gold luster. All surfaces are pristine or nearl

Being no stranger to this intriguing series of coins, we are happy to report that this sharp MS65 is second cousin to some of the finest examples of B

Another frosty example of this Liberty head Type. Bidders will welcome this specimen with open arms for it has grand eye-appeal.

Lightly toned and frosty, which always marks this variety. It appears this Type was made by an unknown manufacturer.

Prooflike and toned, with extensive die breaks on the obverse. It is clear to see this was stamped with cracked dies, with the cracks sealed forever i

We are clearly impressed by this coin's bright golden color and sparkling fields. The prooflike surface gives a base for the frosted Indian head...

No handling or news-worthy marks on this handsome deep orange-gold toned specimen. The fields are nicely prooflike while the Indian head is attractive