Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1897 Morgan Dollar. A beauty, with nice snappy white color on undisturbed and deeply reflective surfaces free of discoloration. Keen-edged devices thr

1897-O Morgan Dollar. In Uncirculated grades the '97-O is comparable in rarity to the '96-O. It tends to be a rather drab coin even in the b...

1897-S Morgan Dollar. What is most noticeable when one first examines this coin is its smooth mint reflection in the fields -- it swirls around each s

Lot of Two 1897-S Morgan Dollars. One PCGS MS65; the other, NGC MS65. Lot of 2 coins. (#7250)

1898 Morgan Dollar. Naturally toned and impressive to look at. (#7252)

1898-O Morgan Dollar. The surfaces are grayish-brown toned, rocking with vibrant color, and quite mirrored. Struck with exactitude usually found on a

1898-O Morgan Dollar. Couple of tiny bagmarks on the face; dazzling bright white surfaces and uncommon beauty in a gem quality '98-O. (#7254)

Lot of Three 1898-O Morgan Dollars. All three are gems graded PCGS MS66, with one being white, and the other two featuring a little golden yellow at t

1899 Morgan Dollar. Low mintage issue: 330,846 pieces. Frosty and generally well struck. Two very small marks on the cheek, a couple by the ear, and a

Lot of Three 1899-O Morgan Dollars. Includes: PCGS MS66, PCGS MS63, and NGC MS65. Lot of 3 coins. (#7260)