SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Lot of 7 coins

1926 (x2) and 1932. Lot of 3 coins.

Luster still resides within the hair curls and around the legends and devices of this generally well struck and attractively preserved $20 gold piece,

This piece has the usual abrasions in the fields and on the cheek, with light orange-gold toning and luster within the devices and surrounding the sta

A smooth well-preserved About Uncirculated coin with resilient underlying luster around some of the devices and clean cheek on Liberty with other nice

Gorgeous bright frosty luster, essentially "as struck" -- an beautiful coin if you have never seen one of these exciting double eagles ext...

The bright gold luster on both sides twirls with a somewhat satin texture. Desirable with this exact strike, even though we need to point out some exa

An extremely fine-looking Type 1 Liberty double eagle, a coin with superb luster and a wallop from the dies that is amazingly sharp. Attractive bright

Shimmering, satiny gold surfaces are alive with natural yellow-gold color and warm reddish points of interest. The strike is superior to many of this

The right coin to choose if you wish to buy an affordable No Motto piece for a gold type set. 1861 has loads of history to go with it, since this was

A well struck, nicely toned example of this slightly better San Francisco Mint issue.

Another choice, lustrous Mint State example from the time just after the Civil War when the American government began to throttle the hulk of the Sout

A lustrous bright golden example with the usual array of bagmarks from the group or small hoard that was found and distributed into the market 30 or 4

A worldly dose of bright golden cartwheel luster enlivens the broad expanse of surface on this attractive 1867. The fields are lightly bagmarked and w

Cleaned. Elusive and quite costly as a choice About Uncirculated 58, this just-miss example is free of noticeable abrasions but it has been cleaned. T

A lustrous golden example with a nice display of frost on both sides. Nicely socked by the dies, perhaps not fully so at the central hair detail, but

Tinged in delicate golden-orange shades, this is a slightly better S-mint date from the early 1890s decade.

Frosty if somewhat bagmarked.

Lustrous with some of the usual bagmarks found on European bank hoard coins purchased by American bullion houses in the last 40 years.

Lustrous if bagmarked and lightly corroded on the rim.