SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Has a small chattermark in the field between the second and third stars; lustrous throughout.

A lustrous and generally well struck coin with only nominal bagmarks for the grade. This is a much scarcer date in MS63 than its mintage might lead yo

Lustrous.

Wiped. Another inexpensive $20 with original luster remaining.

A common date from this popular large gold series. Most $20 gold pieces were stored in bank vaults as backing for gold certificate paper money.

An intensely beautiful Liberty twenty, a coin with frosty luster and a strike that is amazingly close to complete. Intense eye-appealing golden sugges

A satiny gem. Supple underlying golden luster is enveloped in pale toning iridescence. A pleasing example of the date, just as completely struck as yo

Although uniformly frosted, the fields are slightly brighter than the devices on both sides. Pale toned iridescence is noted throughout, but the overa

One would be hard pressed to locate a more pristine MS65 without doing a lot of legwork at the coin shows. The sleek and frosted, rotating gold surfac

Bright and flashy red-tinted gold with deeper golden highlights in places. A lovely MS64, equal to the task of the assigned grade, and bettered by few

An decidedly lustrous twenty. The obverse dances with bright golden iridescence while the reverse is a rich amalgam of warm reddish gold hues as well,

A nice pinkish-orange tint radiates from this lustrous Liberty twenty.

A well struck, frosty uncleaned specimen. Both sides are covered in warm-gold color that amplifies the satiny luster. The coin is housed in a Manfra,

Though it has been lightly cleaned, the surface is still choice for this large gold piece. The 1904 twenty has the highest mintage in the Liberty doub

Choice with satiny bloom off the dies.

Inexpensive common date $20 for the bullion buyer who prefers actual coins rather than made-for-hoarders one-ounce eagles. The usual bagmarks.

This and the 1904 Philly $20 are the two commonest issues in the series, with sufficient quantities available in low-end mint state to satisfy the gro

Bright with tawny-gold color, both sides exhibit scattered blemishes and a few hairlines, but the concensus is that this belongs near the Mint State 6

First issue from the Denver mint, the $20 is always in popular demand.

Proof mintage: 158 pieces. All 1903 Proofs are the same, and if any other one is deeper cameo than this, we'd love to see and compare it. Just 1...

Desirable for a bullion-related holder of gold.

1878 (x2), 1892-S (x2), 1895, 1897. Lot of 6 coins.

Lot of 3 coins.

1904 (x2), 1906-S, 1907. Lot of 4 coins.

As numismatic scholars like to tell you, the multiple impressions with which these coins were struck account for the notably sharp detail on all eleme

This lovely specimen would do justice to a near-Gem type collection. There are few abrasions, and those that are at hand are only just perceptive to t

Cleaned. The undeniably lustrous surfaces are hairlined lightly from cleaned, yet still highlight the ample remaining definition. Both sides are well

Repaired. Still a strong candidate for a U.S. gold Type set since just about any High Relief MCMVII double eagle draws attention from collectors as we

Superbly struck and with ample luster.

The otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer pinkish-rose hues toward the centers. This gem offers a wealth of detail seen throughout, unlike the

For only a small premium over gold value you get a "date" and not just some cookie cutter modern Eagle gold coin.

Fewer than the usual number of abrasions on this choice 1908.

Actually, the 1908 doesn't have typical frost like that seen on the preceding Liberty $20 design, but instead has a smoother finish more like fi...

Just beautiful shades of toning supports the warm golden surface of this well struck, choice coin.

Again, a frosty specimen of the $20 gold.

Pleasing satiny gold color and surfaces; light bagmarks as usual.

This date isn't rare, never was, and probably will always be a common issue, but so what, it contains 0.9675 of an ounce of gold and should foll...

Another choice frosty example.

Lustrous and choice.

Interesting No Motto design employed only in 1907 and part of 1908. Lustrous, though lightly cleaned.

Lustrous.

Popular date among bullion buyers.

With many 1908 No Mottos to choose, why not bid on a few for your bullion holdings?

Pleasing golden color.

Minor wear on the high points; lustrous.

Rims filed. Despite the minor annoyance of having the rims touched up by someone, 1908-S is a low mintage issue that always draws attention to it from

Luster remains, with only minor rub on the high points.

Another lustrous Saint, this featuring a much lower mintage than the two branch mint dates of 1911.

Bright and flashy, as often the case with 1914-S double eagles, for some reason; a real treat for the eyes and not a all expensive in this choice grad

This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas.