SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Dipped once, but is beginning to tone again. A small edge mark by the date.

Choice appearance.

Plugged/Repaired/Cleaned/Recolored. But other than this, a coin for just about everyone, even the King of Brunei.

A very attractive EF specimen.

A satin-fresh beauty. Level, rolling luster with splashes of rich gold and blue gray mingle on the satiny gem surfaces. Close to fully struck, with me

Several marks on the rim as though it had been bitten by a great white shark. The surface color is, however, very pleasant.

A bright and gleaming gem whose cartwheel luster seems poised to detonate like a Fourth of July firework, plus we find a touch of faint champagne gray

Nice brown album toning at the rims.

Again this year, the mint experimented with various star sizes, date sizes, and letter punches, to create a whole panoply of interesting varieties to

Deep natural gray toning with a lighter toned area on the cheek and tops of the hair curls, etc. An attractive example.

A satiny multicolor premium Gem, thorough inspection fails to reveal even the faintest contact on the reverse. The obverse is also remarkably clean fo

Lustrous and very attractive.

This coin should be your first pick for a Type set of early silver coins.

Last of the lettered edge pieces, the mint introduced a new steam-operated coining press in 1836.

Evenly worn.

Nicely toned.

More evenly worn.

Dipped and shiny but evenly worn.

Toned. Edge bumps with some marks, scratches, pin lines, some funny rubbing in the fields around Liberty, and other problems, but still the scarcest 1

This has a few light marks on the cheek but is otherwise very smartly struck and naturally toned around the margins.