SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Lustrous. This is the most common date in the series, and is usually chosen for a Type set.

Cleaned.

Virtually orange-gold luster in the fields on this nicely struck and preserved Indian five.

Lustrous with a good strike on the Indian and the eagle.

Includes: 1908, 1909-D (x4), 1910-S, 1911 (x3), 1912, 1912-S, 1913. Lot of 12 Coins.

Includes: 1909 and 1913, each in plastic holders. Common dates for Type collectors. Lot of 2 coins.

Just one die variety is known for the 1796 capped bust eagle. The obverse stars total 16, reflecting Tennessee's admittance as a new state, arra...

An elevated degree of smooth reddish gold luster springs to life on this handsome example of the rare "small eagle" Type. Highlights inclu...

Tooled in areas but since most of the obverse and reverse is in its natural, lustrous condition, this is barely noticed. The stars are mainly sharp ex

Tooled. Where a collector might expect to see the usual deviation in the sharp relief, mainly in the centers of the coin where the design often failed

Tooled, polished, but just the same an historic early $10 gold piece that most collectors will nod in agreement deserves a lovingly place in somebod...

Housed in an early PCGS holder, this well struck coin has smooth surfaces and even a little luster left around the stars and devices. An attractive co

The yellowish gold surface on both sides still shows luster with a somewhat satin texture. Light abrasions on both sides but generally well struck and

This, while a relatively plentiful issue, is nevertheless a very choice example. The cheek and face on Liberty are well above average while the color

Improperly cleaned. A scarce year with only 96,000 minted.

Very lustrous for such an early P-mint date, with nice frost extending out into the fields on both sides. There is the usual crop of abrasions on the

This is a well struck, lustrous example of a very rare P-mint eagle from the 1870s. A coin whose beauty is strikingly fresh and original, with great c

Frosty with bagmarks and scuffs.

Minor wear on the high points and scattered marks.

Low end but by no means unattractive if you do not mind a plethora of bagmarks in the mint frost.

Your basic baggy Uncirculated Liberty $5 gold piece showing the With Motto reverse.

Some light bagmarks. Well struck and lustrous for the issue.

Mint brilliance is crisp and vibrant, highlighting deep mirror fields. Continuing next to the engraved features, these are very bold and stand out in

Lustrous, if somewhat hacked up by coin to coin contact in the bag.

Heavy scratches on the face.

Another lustrous piece exhibiting heavy marks and minor grazes in the frost.

Barely makes the Uncirculated grade, more like a "commercial Unc."

Inexpensive common date in this grade.

An incredibly bright and highly lustrous golden gem, a benchmark for other Mint State 66 examples that share this design Type. While the strike is bol

A gem! Fiery-orange and gold in color with billowing luster that covers the fields of this handsome coin. Struck with exactitude rarely found on a eve

Splendidly lustrous, both sides of this orange-gold example exhibit oscillating cartwheel effects. According to our observations, including the key hi

The Philadelphia Mint struck 108 proofs, but the survival rate seems to be low in proportion to some other dates with similar mintages. Few have been

Includes: 1847-O, 1888-S,1892 (x2), 1893 (x2), 1894, 1895, 1899, 1900, 1903, 1906-D. Lot of 12 Coins.

Lot of 4 coins.

Very early PCGS holder, few like it seen anymore. Fiery golden color leaps to the viewer's eye of nearly gem surfaces here. The No Motto design ...

Rather bagmarked on the face and in the fields, but these are soft, heavy coins that tended to get roughed up even while sitting in a bank vault and u

Far in advance of most, this No Motto ten was struck with systematic exactness including (not excepting) the usual weak areas in the center such as th

Popular inexpensive D-mint date, the one of the more plentiful issues in the Indian $10 series.

A frosty specimen with the usual small nicks and abrasions.

Well struck with bright luster but scattered light marks.

Light reddish gold patina on satiny luster; the usual small bagmarks present on the design.

Also quite common, this has nice detail and much luster remaining.

Well struck for this San Francisco Mint issue; the mintmark on these is often poorly defined.

A lustrous example.

A lower mintage date in the Indian $10 series.. Lustrous and generally good eye-appeal despite scattered marks.

This coin has the smooth golden surface and warm reddish gold color one likes to see in an Indian ten. A choice example.

Another lustrous Indian $10 with sharp detail and coppery gold color.

Another lustrous and smooth, somewhat dullish example of a slightly better S-mint issue.

Lustrous and attractive.

Well struck.