SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Some luster in the fields and throughout the devices.

Luminous golden surfaces with only a few light hairlines or marks. That being the case, this date is also difficult to find fully struck especially at

Nearly choice, with minute marks, and deep golden mint luster. The key issue in the entire series.

A frosty specimen of this plentiful date.

Much original luster remains.

Much scarcer issue in this condition than the other P-mint dates, lustrous and very well struck, although kept out of the MS65 category, we suppose, b

(Numistrust graded MS64). Lustrous with some purple brown patina in areas. Scarce in choice mint condition. Market pricing varies in response to whic

(Numistrust MS63 graded). A bit of good fortune awaits the buyer of this 1914-D: it is one of the scarcer issues in Mint quality and yet not as expens

(Numistrust MS63 graded). Clear mintmark along with very sharp detail on the Indian's war bonnet and the eagle's body of feathers.

Extra frosty luster in the fields, in the most recessed areas, and on top of the chief wear points such as the Indian's cheek bone and ruffled f...

Another lustrous specimen with attractive surfaces and color.

This lovely '25-D is blazing with full, resplendent golden luster. Beautiful shades are in evidence on a strong foundation of typical reddish ti...

(Numistrust graded MS62).

A nice dusting of flaming reddish golden luster covers the surface, including the entire curvature of the Indian's cheek and neck. A date noted ...

(Numistrust MS63). Razor-sharp detail on all devices, with only a few light marks on the feathers of the headdress and near the word LIBERTY.

(Numistrust MS63). On this well-made 1929, the device emerges from the open field in sharp "recessed relief" -- a unique adaptation of the...

Cleaned but with enough original surface integrity left to cause bidding excitement from those who realize its potential. The 1854-D is the only insta

Second year of the type and much scarcer than the 1854. This year introduces larger letters in DOLLAR, which will continue through the end of the seri

Well struck for the type with only limited signs of circulation wear.