Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Both sides are covered in satiny greenish gold color that amplifies the bloom of the pristine luster. Substantial detail to the highpoints on this fin

Both sides are soaked in in reddish-gold iridescence that accents the smooth luster. Following this are clear-cut devices that point to it having been

Another very sharp, lustrous specimen.

Both the peripheries and the central reverse are impressive for their sharpness of strike, and the frosty textured surfaces are somewhat bagmarked, in

The deeply struck, matte-like devices are draped in soft golden patina and show sleek perfection against the reflective field. Sheer boldness of strik

The otherwise bright gold color deepens to frosted gold shadings in select areas of the main devices on this handsome Cameo specimen. Struck with exac

One of the most desirable of the Early quarter eagle varieties for the interesting star-count error on the reverse. The surfaces have very slight hand

Due to wholesale melting, as with other early gold issues, virtually the entire mintage of 1829 was wiped out. A handful survive, but the coins are tr

This well struck, lustrous $2.50 has a small dent on the jaw and a few nicks in the field above the eagle. Scarce in About Uncirculated condition.

Clean surfaces plus choice wide rims make this an attractive option for the collector of Classic period gold coinage. The Charlotte, North Carolina mi

Among quarter eagles of the Classic Head type designed by William Kneass the present 1839-D stands in advance of its peers. It is clearly choice, quit

Here we are pleased to write that the coin offered in this lot has plenty of mint frostiness, only a touch of softness at the centers, few marks to ca

A featured date among Dahlonega Mint quarter eagles, only 19,460 pieces were made and of these, many, in fact most, survive only in well worn grades s

Only 19,450 pieces minted. Some luster adheres around the stars and legends, as well as within the main devices of this generally sharply struck examp

The scarce quarter eagle traces to the illustrious Pittman sale and is a marvel to behold when one considers just how few mint states remain of the Da

Lustrous.

This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas, with a couple of shallow luster flakes (as made) in the o

Fully pulsating with warm orange-gold color, the surfaces are free of bothersome striking incompleteness, with only the left leg of the eagle showing

A lustrous example of this low mintage date, untoned and only mildly abraded; excellent golden color.

With flattering mint luster and a minimum number of wispy abrasions, this peach-gold coin is every bit the '64 with possibilities for an even hi...