SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

This recut date is often mistaken for the 4/1 variety.

Smooth, attractive surfaces with only a single small edge bruise at star 11.

This 4 over 4 variety is also mistaken for the scarcer 4/1 variety in the 1824.

A frosty example of the 1826 half dollar finest Mint State 64 order. The luster is natural gray from toning and flows outward from the middle in typic

A very choice, lustrous example of this later issue, a coin well suited for its grade and surface quality.

Lustrous and well struck with only modest signs of luster "dullness" on the cheek. Many of these never circulated but due to fristion betw...

Toned.

Nicely toned.

Well toned with lighter high points.

Beautifully toned and well struck.

Light silver gray color.

Medium slate gray toning on this Red Book variety.

Several rim bumps on this coin.

Dipped once, but is beginning to tone again. A small edge mark by the date.

Choice appearance.

Plugged/Repaired/Cleaned/Recolored. But other than this, a coin for just about everyone, even the King of Brunei.

A very attractive EF specimen.

A satin-fresh beauty. Level, rolling luster with splashes of rich gold and blue gray mingle on the satiny gem surfaces. Close to fully struck, with me

Several marks on the rim as though it had been bitten by a great white shark. The surface color is, however, very pleasant.

A bright and gleaming gem whose cartwheel luster seems poised to detonate like a Fourth of July firework, plus we find a touch of faint champagne gray