SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Ten points sharper with a rim bruise left of the hair ribbon and some extremely fine and barely visible hairline scratches on the obverse. Lightly cl

Glossy chocolate brown. Smooth surfaces with only a few marks, including a dull pinch on the rim opposite the chin. The date is easily readable and

Sharpness EF40 or slightly better with too many light nicks for the sharpness grade. These nicks are located mostly on the obverse, and the only nota

Glossy olive and chocolate brown. Smooth, corrosion-free surfaces that show some light contact marks, including a rim bruise left of the hair ribbon

This group includes 1795, 1798 (3), 1800, 1803, and 3 others with the date too weak to be sure. Lot of 9 coins.

Many dates included. Some are sharper with defects but nearly all have a readable date. Lot of 34 coins.

1818 N-2 R4+ VF25 but holed at star 6. EDS. 1831 N-11 R2 VF30. MDS. 1837 N-9 R1 VF30. MDS. 1837 N-12 R3- VF25. Accessory E varie

Included are 1829, 1834, and 1838 (9). Some are sharper with defects but all havre a readable date. Lot of 11 coins.

Some are sharper with defects, but all have a readable date. Lot of 11 coins.

Some are slightly sharper with minor defects. All have a clear date. Lot of 53 coins.

Some are sharper with defects but all have a clear date. Lot of 30 coins.

Some are slightly sharper with minor defects but all have a strong date. Overall a decent group. Lot of 45 coins.

1848 N-11 R5 VG10. MDS. 1852 N-11 R1 G5. Reverse rotated 70 degrees CCW. 1854 N-19 R3+ VF20. Extremely rare EDS, die state a, with the

Early PCGS holder. An appealing fresh reddish gold specimen, fully struck, and unmarred by discoloration or carbon marks. The popular Flying eagle des

Nice example of this date, with beautiful color.

A popular design among Indian cent collectors, this is a choice example with lustrous surfaces.

Lustrous and well struck, with only a trace of friction on the eagle's wings and breast feathers.

The small letters variety has the A and M of AMERICA separated.

Not quite fully struck, with just a narrow region of weakness found some of the leaves in the wreath. This is one of the more desirable dates in the s

Choice, pleasingly lustrous surfaces are free from all but the most inconsequential blemishes. Natural copper-nickel patina as acquired over the years

Luster swirls around the coin with a pleasing effect, not vibrant (copper-nickel luster rarely is) but smooth with a choice creamed-coffee satin color

Pleasant satin envelops all surfaces under its tan choiceness, with no tarnish or carbon spots only a scattering of flyspecks.

Satin fields rippling with cartwheel luster. The more matte designs stand out nicely against this finish. Original patina, with nice color. Devices as

Another attractive choice Indian cent struck on the thick copper-nickel planchet.

A lustrous, generally well struck example of the first Bronze Indian cent issue, red with attractive brown glossy surface.

The frosty motifs are sharply impressed and display Longacre's design topic to its fullest, with splendid golden red color throughout. A beautif...

Deep steel brown patina with choiceness throughout.

A very attractive high grade example with a decent quality strike and tops when it comes to eye appeal. Nearly flawless surfaces. Typically, the dies

The otherwise golden-orange color warms to deeper shades in areas on this handsome near-gem, one of the scarcer Proof issues from this decade. The min

Lustrous with dominant orange-gold color that makes a smooth transition into golden brown and steel brown. Struck with systematic exactness throughout

Lustrous with touches of original mint color.

Lustrous brown with greenish to golden accents. A scarce offering in this grade.

One of only 1,000 Proofs minted this year. Extra sharp devices and smooth, watery mirrors, with only an occasional hairline.

Worn.

A gleaming Proof of this scarcer issue, the color is nice deep red without the usual spotting. A sharp coin.

A glossy brown example of this scarcer issue from the early 1870s.

Lustrous but deep orange-red to rose color dominates the surfaces of this beautiful coin, with a particular glow to the reverse fields. As to the fiel

A few light flyspecks on the obverse. Well detailed for this more difficult Indian cent, with soft golden-orange highlights that add considerably to t

Glossy smooth brown surfaces, although there is a small nick at the eyebrow.

Extra frosty brown luster with a few areas of faded red still evident. A little mark on the upper cheek.

The mintage of 1877 Indian cents was at an all time low for the series, not to be repeated at this level until the even lower mintage 1909 San Francis

Speckled "wood-grain" color. Precious few can compare with this attractive Proof 63 coin, and any collector will long be proud to own it a...

Only 2,350 Proofs were minted this year. Although 1878 is not a low mintage date, it is in demand due to the scarcity of related business strikes in G

A few small marks and flyspecks, but otherwise fresh and colorful, as the grade indicates.

An attractive red and brown specimen.

Another attractive red and brown specimen.

A blazing deep copper red specimen of high order. Strong Proof reflection fairly leaps from the surfaces of this attractive 1884. One look at the assi

Bold crimson-red to old faded fire color, with ample eye-appeal in spite of its modest '63 grade.

A resplendent brown gem with deep iridescence in the gleaming fields. What a treat it is for us to think of someone who has never owned such a marvel

Last feather in the headdress points to the space between C and A of AMERICA. Smooth, rolling in fresh brown luster with ample red accents around the