SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

The obverse is slightly better while the reverse is a bit weaker. Slightly glossy dark steel brown and chocolate. A sharp diagonal nick on the eye a

The obverse is a bit better and the reverse weaker, which is typical for lower grade examples of the variety. Glossy medium brown and chocolate. The

Glossy medium brown with chocolate brown toning in the obverse fields. The surfaces are smooth, free of any hint of corrosion or planchet defects. T

Several points sharper but lightly corroded with some dark olive scale in protected areas and shallow, very old scratches in the field before the port

Sharpness EF40 with traces of extremely fine roughness and microscopic specks of verdigris on both sides. The only areas of roughness visible without

Sharpness VF20 but fine granularity covers both sides, strongest in the protected areas. No verdigris, but there is a dull and rather strong boomeran

Glossy chocolate brown. A few minor marks, but basically just well worn. The date is weak but easily readable, and half the reverse legend remains v

A couple points sharper but lightly corroded and there are myriad hirline scratches on the obverse. No verdigris or additional marks. Slightly gloss

Close to VG8 but the surfaces are slightly dull from extremely fine granularity, strongest in the field before the portrait. There are traces of shal

Sharpness near AU50 with patches of fine porosity and tiny pitmarks scattered about both sides, mostly on the reverse. The largest pitmark is a rathe