SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Another lustrous specimen with attractive surfaces and color.

This lovely '25-D is blazing with full, resplendent golden luster. Beautiful shades are in evidence on a strong foundation of typical reddish ti...

(Numistrust graded MS62).

A nice dusting of flaming reddish golden luster covers the surface, including the entire curvature of the Indian's cheek and neck. A date noted ...

(Numistrust MS63). Razor-sharp detail on all devices, with only a few light marks on the feathers of the headdress and near the word LIBERTY.

(Numistrust MS63). On this well-made 1929, the device emerges from the open field in sharp "recessed relief" -- a unique adaptation of the...

Cleaned but with enough original surface integrity left to cause bidding excitement from those who realize its potential. The 1854-D is the only insta

Second year of the type and much scarcer than the 1854. This year introduces larger letters in DOLLAR, which will continue through the end of the seri

Well struck for the type with only limited signs of circulation wear.

Cleaned. Somewhat lower mintage of 15,638 puts this ahead of such others as 1854-17 in the early period of $3 coinage.

Luster still remains on this AU example; also displays a decent strike.

The proof-only status of the 1876 $3 gold piece has given it much fame over the decades, a distinction it clearly has earned, and its well documented

For the date, a frosty, satiny pale golden to orange-toned gem with deep cartwheel luster on both sides. Attractively struck as well, with just a hint

Lustrous.

A visually pleasing cameo Proof 63 of this scarce date, here with frosted motifs and nicely mirrored fields that display snappy mint brilliance. An at

Lightly prooflike in areas, the luster swirls and gleams on the choice but not overly vibrant surface. There are the usual light marks and hairlines f

Housed in early NGC grading holder #239507-002, this historic cameo-quality Four-Dollar gold piece, or "Stella" as it came to be known, wa...

A well struck, lustrous example of America's first gold coinage. The fields as well as the devices full frosty with gently rolling luster. Only ...

Bright greenish yellow gold, an even and beautiful shade, with nicely reflective surfaces on both sides and gently frosted design elements. A bit spar