Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1952-D Jefferson Nickel. A gem. (#84047)

1952-S Jefferson Nickel. Another brilliant gem. (#84048)

1953-D Jefferson Nickel. Yet again a scintillating gem BU of this Denver mint scarcity. (#84050)

1953-S Jefferson Nickel. Pleasing light toning; extra special brilliant luster. Superb. (#4051)

1954 Jefferson Nickel. Superb from top to bottom. (#4052)

1954-D Jefferson Nickel. A landmark offering for the specialist in 1954-D Jefferson nickels. (#84053)

1954-S Jefferson Nickel. Those who specialize in gem Full Steps nickels might still want to apply their attention to this scintillating non-full steps

1955 Jefferson Nickel. A blazer. (#4056)

1956 Jefferson Nickel. Highest graded and that says something about this year's availability in superb, full steps condition. (#84059)

1959-D Jefferson Nickel. Pop: 1/0. Quality conscious bidders will go for this full steps Gem from the Denver mint. (#4066)

1962-D Jefferson Nickel. Gleaming originality. (#4072)

1963-D Jefferson Nickel. Another with gleaming originality. (#4074)

1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime. The strike is well above average for the issue, with only slight weakness on the upper curls of Liberty, the eagle'...

1796 Draped Bust Half Dime. 6 over 5. V-2, LM-2. Rarity-6. There are two known die marriages for this first-year issue in the Draped Bust, Small Eagle

1805 Draped Bust Half Dime. LM-1 Eliasberg/Price. Only one die marriage is known for this rare, early half dime, representing 75-100 examples, most of

1844-O Liberty Seated Half Dime. One of the scarcer dates in the seated half dime series, and a very difficult issue to find in high grades. The surfa

1811 Capped Bust Dime. 11 over 9. While not the first year of issue (that being reserved for 1809), this 1811 is very similar. A trickle of 65,180 wer

1814 Capped Bust Dime. Small date. JR-1, R.3. This is a scarce variety that is by and large offered in grades up to but no better than Very Fine. Writ

1876 Liberty Seated Dime. An uncommonly fresh, white specimen of this centennial year seated Liberty dime. (#4679)

1884 Liberty Seated Dime. A sparkling gem of the finest order. Intense mirror luster blends smoothly with pale frosted highlights on the almost hairli

1894 Barber Dime. A simply superlative gem toned Proof of the date, a coin that any Barber specialist would be hard-pressed to improve upon! The deep

1900 Barber Dime. Deeply toned. A high degree of reflective quality spins smoothly around the satin devices of this pleasing, nearly gem Barber dime.

1945-D Mercury Dime. The otherwise golden hue warms to deeply saturated shades of reddish amber and purple in areas. Devices as "sharp as a two...

1875-S Twenty Cents. Attractive russet and steel-gray toning with iridescence over both sides. It is plain to see the dies gave this twenty-center a s

1875-S Twenty Cents. Lovely shade of light golden and old silver patina, with oceans of satin frost throughout giving a decided cartwheel spin nto the

1796 Draped Bust Quarter Dollar. Russet and "rubbed silver" color, the wide denticles giving it a balanced frame despite the wear from cir...

1818 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Very sharply struck and also attractive, this well preserved specimen features medium "old silver" surfac...

1819 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Small 9. Even wear with lighter "rubbed silver" high points, uncleaned and original surface. A scarcer va...

1821 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Medium gray surface with deeper charcoal gray crescent at the left obverse. A few random old marks. (#5331)

1821 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Cleaned. (#5331)

1822 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. This is the only readily collectible die variety of 1822; Browning-2 is the rare 25/50 reverse that is elusive in all

1825 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. 5 over 2. Interesting overdates occur in 1825, with this being the first variety listed, a 2 tucked underneath the 5

1825 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. 5 over 3 or 4. Another overdate variety, Browning-2 is sometimes referred to as 5 over 3 over 5, having a curious cob

1825 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. 5 over 3 or 4. This pleasing EF40 specimen has light to medium gray surfaces, although a deeper shade of gray at the

1825 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. 5 over 3 or 4. Another, slightly more worn on the face, tops of the hair curls, and feathers on the eagle. The wear o

1828 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Cleaned. (#5342)

1828 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Original medium "old silver" surface with lighter highlights. (#5342)

1859 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. A glistening golden steel gray example with a luxurious display of deep gunmetal originality on both sides. Nicely

1862-S Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. A lovely choice, Uncirculated coin with original toning. Here is an attractive example of this very scarce San F

1887 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Fully struck and glossy smooth mirrors throughout, no distracting hairlines present, and top-notch attractive orig

1889 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. The silvery hue alternates between levels of frost and satin-texture. Lustrous and well struck with pleasing surfa

1898 Barber Quarter Dollar. Deep amber gold with stunning iridescence over both sides. A very attractive gem whose surfaces burst out atop the hard-wo

1901-S Barber Quarter Dollar. Sharp obverse rim and date, with typical more worn aspect to the reverse since this side of the coin has lower protectin

1903-O Barber Quarter Dollar. Light to heavy gray and dull overlay; choice but not booming frost beneath, with a few marks in the lower right obverse

1910 Barber Quarter Dollar. A gorgeously toned gem displaying iridescent hues with strong contrast between fields and devices. The strength of the cam

1912 Barber Quarter Dollar. Lovely original toning covers both sides. Mirror-fresh luster surrounds the satiny devices. And everywhere crystal clarity

1918-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. 8 over 7. One of the finest graded of this classic rarity, this one has delightfully original surfaces with a

1924-D Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. A common enough issue when found with a weak strike, but rarely seen or offered anymore with full head feature

1930-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. The surfaces are untoned, bright silver in color, and quite lustrous, having become toned only at the lower ma

1932-D Washington Quarter Dollar. Full satin luster which is smooth and much brighter than average (1932-D rarely has anything approaching "vib...