SGBH Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

For only a small premium over gold value you get a "date" and not just some cookie cutter modern Eagle gold coin.

Fewer than the usual number of abrasions on this choice 1908.

Actually, the 1908 doesn't have typical frost like that seen on the preceding Liberty $20 design, but instead has a smoother finish more like fi...

Just beautiful shades of toning supports the warm golden surface of this well struck, choice coin.

Again, a frosty specimen of the $20 gold.

Pleasing satiny gold color and surfaces; light bagmarks as usual.

This date isn't rare, never was, and probably will always be a common issue, but so what, it contains 0.9675 of an ounce of gold and should foll...

Another choice frosty example.

Lustrous and choice.

Interesting No Motto design employed only in 1907 and part of 1908. Lustrous, though lightly cleaned.

Lustrous.

Popular date among bullion buyers.

With many 1908 No Mottos to choose, why not bid on a few for your bullion holdings?

Pleasing golden color.

Minor wear on the high points; lustrous.

Rims filed. Despite the minor annoyance of having the rims touched up by someone, 1908-S is a low mintage issue that always draws attention to it from

Luster remains, with only minor rub on the high points.

Another lustrous Saint, this featuring a much lower mintage than the two branch mint dates of 1911.

Bright and flashy, as often the case with 1914-S double eagles, for some reason; a real treat for the eyes and not a all expensive in this choice grad

This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas.

Lustrous and well made with only slight wear, no doubt from shifting around in bank vaults.

Pleasingly bright and lustrous, both sides are warmly colored in orange-gold hues. Almost everyone likes to seek a 1922 Gem double eagle that was stru

Frosty if somewhat bagmarked.

Well struck with wide rims typical of the issue.

Cleaned. Another lustrous example.

Lustrous, though minor friction.

Lovely rose-gold to warm sunset toning on this handsome, well struck piece. A '23 in '62 that'll give you High-5's from all your fri...

Another with typical wide rims (unlike the narrower rims of the 1923-D).

A lovely fresh coin with dancing, swirling luster that typifies this popular D-mint twenty.

Cleaned. Lustrous with only a little scruffiness on the high points of the design.

Lustrous golden color is plentiful on this beautiful example.

Lustrous.

Several collector-interest common dates like this 1924 are scattered throughout the double eagle section of the sale.

Choice and attractive.

A golden-fresh double eagle from the middle part of the Roaring Twenties decade.

This choice specimen has good eye appeal and oceans of mint luster.

Choice golden surfaces with a strong strike on the main design.

Careful consideration will point the way to this coin along with many other MS63 specimens from the same consignment.

Ideal for the collector wanting to put aside his 10% gold allottment in a financial planning scheme.

Choice and attractive.

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