SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Satin frosted as are the others in this group.

Minor abrasions barely impact the nice luster.

Cleaned, but still with satin frost on either side.

Smooth luster with only moderate handling, although the rim appears to have been filed.

This well struck example is surprisingly free of large bagmarks for the MS64 grade. Close attention reveals a few wispy handling marks on both sides,

Extra choice surface and golden color with plenty of appeal.

A frosty, nominally bagmarked coin.

Extra effort went into this coin's design, as can be seen in the photos. A lovely example of Saint-Gaudens' pleasing twenty dollar gold motif.

An incredible array of rich golden hues grace the surfaces of this lovely gem Philadelphia Mint double eagle. The present gem is extraordinarily beaut

A bold gem! The color is a rich blend of orange-gold and honey-gold shades, smooth and rolling across the surface. Also, there is great detail to the

Gem and as struck.

Net grade MS64 since it has scattered bagmarks and small abrasions. The luster is creamy bright and flowing.

A beautiful warm gold coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes.

Choice surfaces show a slight amount of cleaning.

Lovely golden color.

Pleasing sharp strike on the main devices. A frosty example despite a scattering of small marks on Liberty's skirt folds.

Rim Filed. The 1928 is the last readily affordable $20, most consider it a bullion coin, which bounces around in value with the trend in world gold ma

Frosty and well adapted to a U.S. gold Type Set, in spite of the rim having been filed. A "bullion value" item in this grade.

Includes: 1907 MS61 and 1914-S AU58. Lot of 2 coins.

Lot of 3 coins.