SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Splendidly lustrous, both sides of this orange-gold example exhibit oscillating cartwheel effects. According to our observations, including the key hi

The Philadelphia Mint struck 108 proofs, but the survival rate seems to be low in proportion to some other dates with similar mintages. Few have been

Includes: 1847-O, 1888-S,1892 (x2), 1893 (x2), 1894, 1895, 1899, 1900, 1903, 1906-D. Lot of 12 Coins.

Lot of 4 coins.

Very early PCGS holder, few like it seen anymore. Fiery golden color leaps to the viewer's eye of nearly gem surfaces here. The No Motto design ...

Rather bagmarked on the face and in the fields, but these are soft, heavy coins that tended to get roughed up even while sitting in a bank vault and u

Far in advance of most, this No Motto ten was struck with systematic exactness including (not excepting) the usual weak areas in the center such as th

Popular inexpensive D-mint date, the one of the more plentiful issues in the Indian $10 series.

A frosty specimen with the usual small nicks and abrasions.

Well struck with bright luster but scattered light marks.

Light reddish gold patina on satiny luster; the usual small bagmarks present on the design.

Also quite common, this has nice detail and much luster remaining.

Well struck for this San Francisco Mint issue; the mintmark on these is often poorly defined.

A lustrous example.

A lower mintage date in the Indian $10 series.. Lustrous and generally good eye-appeal despite scattered marks.

This coin has the smooth golden surface and warm reddish gold color one likes to see in an Indian ten. A choice example.

Another lustrous Indian $10 with sharp detail and coppery gold color.

Another lustrous and smooth, somewhat dullish example of a slightly better S-mint issue.

Lustrous and attractive.

Well struck.