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