SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Cartwheel luster on a bright but satin finish. More than this, even the finest, most delicate detail is seen on this coin struck with uncommon exactne

A blazing lightly toned but mostly white specimen with rich frosty highlights. Sharp and appealing, and among the better struck examples of the date.

A brilliant, lustrous, and exquisitely preserved Gem. Struck with systematic exactness throughout, you'll fall immediately for this handsome 193...

An intensely beautiful Walking Liberty, a coin with bright luster and a strike that is amazingly close to complete. Close study suggests that the pres

An exciting example of a relatively plentiful date, this untoned Gem 66 displaying sharp cartwheel luster. Firmly struck in all areas with pinpoint d

Lovely golden iridescent color.

Pleasant satin white luster ripples across untoned silver surfaces. This is a nicely struck example of the scarcer 1937-S exhibiting fine detail to al

Eye-catching satin luster cascades from top to bottom on the untoned silver-white surfaces. Then on the heels of that, given the proper amount of stri

The silvery hue alternates between levels of frost and satin-texture. Lustrous and well struck with pleasing lightly toned surfaces. A diminished impr

Only 491,600 pieces minted of this semi-key date. Desirable satin luster flows across untoned silver surfaces. That being the case, the '38-D is...

A pristine naturally toned example, as crisp and lustrous as any imaginable.

Bright satin finish, sparkling as when first issued. Difficult to find Denver mint date. Then, too, the devices were struck smack on the dot at the r

Brilliant-white and fully lustrous with a near-perfect strike. Devices, like we saw with the 1939-D, are struck with the primary energy required to im

Original satin luster glitters throughout untoned silver surfaces. Again, as are many from this consignment, the coin was struck with methodical preci

Sleek white in frostiness with an occasional hint of silvery iridescence. Just about fully struck, with just a dash of weakness at the central part of

Silver cartwheel luster radiates from the surfaces of this attractive coin. With regard to the strike, a somewhat dampened impression was left by the

Attractive light toning.

Rich silvery white surfaces are the order of the day where this gem Walker is concerned.

Well toned with golden accents everywhere; a choice, lustrous coin that just makes it into the Gem MS65 category.

Originally preserved, the surfaces are intensely lustrous with swirling cartwheel frost.

Lustrous. In an early PCGS holder.

Typically frosty for the issue, the ice-white surfaces are nearly pristine with few singularly distracting bagmarks and have begun to develop light to

Well detailed with extraordinary mint luster and color that is capped off by smooth original toning.

A silvery whtie specimen glowing with original mint bloom. This is one of the scarcer S-mint dates from the 1940s and tends to be weakly struck. Extra

There is little to say about the surfaces of this coin as they are as near to perfect as imaginable for a coin graded MS65. The mint frost is thick an

Choice and lustrous with medium antique-gray toning.

An incredibly lustrous mirror-fresh gem in first-generation holder. The obverse explodes with bright silver iridescence while the reverse is a rich am

A blazing mint fresh specimen with satiny frosted motifs and deeply struck devices.

This is a sparkling silver specimen radiating mint bloom, powerfully struck and impeccably preserved Gem.

A simply marvelous example, the strike is noteworthy even for this usually sharp date. The focal features are all crisply defined, and the luster is f

Lustrous if somewhat dullish surface.

Blazing silvery white surfaces with intense luster and a nuance of toning whose iridescence is beautiful to see.

Bright silver color bursts from original surfaces unmarred by toning. A strong strike as well, making this a desirable specimen.

Sparkling and satiny white with a touch of toning iridescence near the centers. What a beautiful example of this scarcer S-mint coin!

This scarce coin radiates attractive silver color, with no detracting marks or problems. Devices on most 1942-S half dollars were struck with the prim

Bright silver-white color. Well struck and lustrous with pristine surfaces.

Both the strike and satiny luster on this large type coin are simply outstanding, and only the presence of a few scattered field abrasions precludes a

A bright coin radiating mint glow on gorgeous silver surfaces.

Original toning.

Another nicely toned example.

Lustrous white surface.

A simply exquisite Gem, the brilliant surfaces are glistening with full, white textured luster.

Highly lustrous with the shimmering mint frost D-mint coinage is so well known for

A blazing toned beauty with intense luster, a sharp strike, and visual appeal commensurate with the grade. Just about fully struck, with just a dash o

The surfaces are glossy and radiant. There is no toning. Starting from the principal that most 1943-S half dollars were poorly made, this is a nicely

A highly lustrous Gem that has rich silvery patina and a razor sharp strike of the Philadelphia Mint.

The surfaces are bright from the lovely mint frost that swirls around both sides. A gem.

Brilliant throughout with fine-grain, matte-like surfaces, there are no impairments on either side that are worthy of mention other than a few little

Deep roll-fresh shades of white vie for dominance on this deeply original gem A frosty specimen with some vibrant highlights scattered here and there

Silver satin surfaces, quite lustrous in appearance. Unlike the usual 1944-D survivor with its diminished impression left by a weak blow of the (possi