SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Frosty and well struck. A choice, later-issue Barber quarter. This series ended abruptly in 1916 when the mint designed the new standing figure of Lib

Well worn but also well detailed where it counts: on the date, all legends and choice wide rims for both sides. Only 52,000 made.

The Type 1 coinage uses an entirely different die from the 1916, from a new, improved hub which gave the coins more detail.

Another exciting opportunity for the collector of this series.

Old style PCGS holder from the pre-1989 series without a "frame" around the flat plastic slab. A blazing toned beauty of a gem! The satiny...

A blunt impression is often left by the recoil of the dies that struck this year's first or Type 1 coinage, especially the 1916 issues; just the...

Sharp-edged devices and lettering throughout. Lustrous but deep white frostiness dominates the surfaces of this beautiful Type 1 coin from the scarcer

Bright silver color with a hint of yellow to golden brown toning that lights up the surfaces of this well struck and nicely preserved coin. Razor-shar

The S-mint issue is the scarcest of the three 1917 coins using the Type 1 design.

Well struck and attractive, this full head example has pleasing original color. It is important that the head features are full, since Denver mint coi

A choice example with frosty luster.

Another choice specimen of the standing Liberty type which has lustrous fields and nice devices.

Lightly toned. Satiny throughout with fine-grain, matte-like surfaces, there are no impairments on either side that are worthy of mention. A gem!

A plentiful issue but it still is somewhat of a challenge to find choice like this.

Bright mint luster characterizes the surfaces on this lovely piece with satiny pearl-gray overlay of natural patina helping to temper what might other

Original dusky amber red to golden brown color; normal weak features are typical of the '26-D coinage.

Lovely deep russet and gold patina over immaculate surfaces makes this an appealing specimen for the collector of toned quality standing Liberty quart

A frosty example with original color.

Gorgeous surface to accompany the fresh color on this all original Gem of the first year. George Washington was born in 1732. Normally the preceding s

Gem quality surfaces and a firm strike as well. First year issue for those who collect coins this way.

Light russet brown toning. Brilliant silver-fresh still burns from the surface of this appealing, low mintage rarity.

One would be hard pressed to locate a more choice '32-D in Mint State 63, even if one were known to either NGC or PCGS. The richly frosted, orig...

A satiny gem with a wealth of underlying luster on its sparkling white surfaces. Nicely struck in all areas with outstanding detail on Washington...

Here too we see the consignors keen eye and attention to quality in a 1932-S, which has lovely surfaces and grand eye appeal.

Curiously the 1932-S and 1932-D Washingtons weren't hoarded in large quantites when they arrived in banks. It may have been the hard times that ...

Scarce, as are all of these early very choice specimens of the low mintage '32-S.

Scarce with only 408,000 minted. A frosty example, though a few light contact marks from the bag.

Another very choice example despite a few scattered abrasions on the high points. Lustrous.

Beautiful original surfaces and colors here, with excellent eye appeal for the Washington quarter dollar collector.

Again, a first-rate coin in its grade featuring lovely russet brown and gray patina on both sides; this one all original and uncleaned.

A scarce year with choice, lightly toned luster.

A resplendent gem with smooth satiny frost on each side.

A simply exquisite Gem, the fresh white surfaces are glistening with full, frosty textured luster.

Another, almost in the gem class.

Lovely light milky gray patina over very choice and frosty luster.

Another outstanding gem from the 'thirties. Quarter dollar production began picking up after 1934, but didn't reach large numbers until the ...

A scarce example is full-fledged Gem 65 quality. These were hoarded in rolls, but the rolls were baggy or scruffy for the most part. Only one in a hun

A lustrous example whose vivid blast of white color undulates and billows across the surface like a Himalayan avalanche, and all this is associated wi

Another sharply struck, lustrous Gem of the 1935-D issue.

With the advent of Statehood quarter collecting in 1999, which got off the starting blocks with a rush of interest by several generations of new colle

Boldly rendered by the dies with smooth, silvery color from top to bottom.

A gleaming specimen of this third D-mint Washington quarter (there were none struck in the year 1933).

Gleaming white luster resides beneath original toning with this attractive coin.

Gorgeous original frost and color. Well struck and lustrous with pristine surfaces.

An immaculate, spinning-bright Gem, the surfaces spread light with vivid wintry white originality over both sides.

The first year of Proof coinage for this series, a satin-finish coin nearly of Gem caliber with silvery originality throughout. Only 3,837 Proofs mint

Another fresh gem specimen from this distinguished collection of Washington quarter dollars.

Some dates in the 1930s were saved in roll or bag quantity but for some reason 1936-D never was; for decades, collectors have wished and hoped to find

An very fresh and lustrous well-toned gem that you can use as a benchmark for other examples that share this towering grade. While the strike is forth

A satin-fresh beauty like the other scarce branch mint dates in this grouping. Level, rolling luster with splashes of rich toning mingle on the satiny