Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1899-S Morgan Dollar. Meticulous strike on every device, including the key centers. A lustrous Gem that has icy color that shoots out beams of white a

1900 Morgan Dollar. The surfaces are highly lustrous and each side has pitching mirror reflection that swirls and alternates between lighter and darke

1900 Morgan Dollar. Toned with billowing satin freshness and fully lustrous with a near-perfect strike for the date. (#7264)

1900 Morgan Dollar. Marvelous state of preservation with booming color on the obverse, white on the reverse, and a sharp strike. (#7264)

1900 Morgan Dollar. The surfaces are highly lustrous and each side has a light dusting of natural patina that swirls and alternates in a way that is s

Lot of Four 1900 Morgan Dollars. Nicely toned examples. (#7264)

1900-O Morgan Dollar. Well struck on all devices. Completely untoned with spectacular mint brilliance over near-pristine surfaces. A splendid example

Lot of Four Mixed Dates Morgan Dollars. Includes 1900-O (2 pieces) PCGS MS65, 1901-O PCGS MS62, and 1902-O PCGS MS65. (#7266)

1901 Morgan Dollar. Lustrous for the grade, and relatively clean as well. Toned light to medium "old silver" gray and russet, the highpoin...

1901 Morgan Dollar. Minor scuffs and scrapes in the luster around R of DOLLAR as well as several marks on Liberty's chin. A scarce issue, just t...

1901-O Morgan Dollar. Desirable with this bold strike on an O-mint '01. Snow-white luster with sharp definition and only a few tiny marks. A tru...

1901-O Morgan Dollar. A beautiful silver-bright coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. (#7275)

1901-O Morgan Dollar. There is little to say about the surfaces of this splendid '66 coin as they are as near to perfect as imaginable for the g...

Lot of Two 1901-O Morgan Dollars. Both are toned. (#7274)

Roll of 20 BU 1902-O Morgan Dollars..

1902-O Morgan Dollar. Satiny white luster. (#7280)

Lot of Three Morgan Dollars. Includes: 1902-O NGC MS65 (2 pieces) and 1903-O ICG MS64. (#7280)

1903 Morgan Dollar. The grade seems more or less to sum up the situation with this 1903: the stupendous example offered here not only shatters the nor

1903 Morgan Dollar. The streaming white luster is satiny, attractively toned, and consistent. A well struck and swirling Gem that has carefully preser

1903 Morgan Dollar. Worth the extra effort, this handsome gem boasts natural toning atop satiny luster. (#7284)

Lot of Two 1903 Morgan Dollars both certified. Filled to the brim with satiny luster which is the hallmark of Philadelphia mint dates after 1900. Both

Lot of Four 1903 Morgan Dollars. Frosty surfaces; Gems throughout. (#7284)

1903-O Morgan Dollar. A sharp impression was left by the recoil of the dies that struck this '03-O. Besides which, it is a spectacular Gem with ...

Roll of 20 BU 1904-O Morgan Dollars..

Lot of Two Toned Battle Creek Morgans.. Both obverse toned 1904-O NGC MS64* & 1887 NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection,...

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Such a superb specimen will cause bids to arrive from some distant part of the country as more and more bidders join in. The sol

1904-O Morgan Dollar. The luster on this well struck specimen makes a feverish dash towards the '68 grade level and comes within inches by its ...

1904-O Morgan Dollar. A wonderful gem with vivid toning on either side. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. The surfaces are radiant, pulsing with silvery color, and quite prooflike, which is a trait shared by some other O-mint dates af

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Another well struck Gem of this popular New Orleans mint date. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. "'Tis sweet," says Lord Byron, "to hear the watch-dog's honest bark." 'Tis even sweeter to con...

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Outstanding quality plus a firm strike on the main devices. Variegated toning on the obverse. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. A toned Gem. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Deeply toned and impressive, a two-sided gem whose colors combine the best elements of antique-silver patina. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Blazing but satin luster, the coin gently toned to an agreeable state of preservation through which silver color still persists.

1904-O Morgan Dollar. The surfaces are highly lustrous and each side has a light coating of silvery patina that swirls and alternates between lighter

1904-O Morgan Dollar. A riveting example of this always-popular Type. This sparkling example is naturally toned a pale milky gray, very well struck, w

1904-O Morgan Dollar. A gleaming gem with crescent of shimmering blue off to the right side on the obverse, while the reverse is rather mottled russet

1904-O Morgan Dollar. A fresh gem with original toning. (#7292)

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Rainbow hues at the periphery, some of the loveliest shades of toning found on a silver dollar, or we miss our bet. (#7292)<...

1904-O Morgan Dollar. One moment we're surprised by a handsome obverse-toned specimen from the Battle Creek group, the next moment, we fall vict...

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Put your hand firmly on your bid card (or if you are bidding online, your enter button) and stand ready to meet all bidders for

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Here we offer a beautifully toned pair of '04-O dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. These are delightfully bright and flashy, with one featuring golden peripheral toning. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Original toning. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Naturally toned and obviously fresh, original, glistening. (#7292)

Lot of 8 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Seven 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. All in first generation holders. (#7292)

Lot of Eight 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Toned. All in first generation holders. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Six 1904-O Morgan Dollars. (#7292)

Lot of Five 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Toned. (#7292)

Lot of 3 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Blazing gems with vibrant luster. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Attractively toned. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Fully original with warm toned radiance. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Another outstanding pair. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. A pair of nicely toned Morgans. (#7292)

Lot of Three 1904-O Morgan Dollars. These sparkling Gem boast swirling cartwheel effects and uncommonly sharp striking detail for the issue. (#7292)

Lot of Two 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Glittering Gems. (#7293)

Lot of Five 1904-O Morgan Dollars. Includes Numistrust MS66, NGC MS65, and NGC MS63 (3 pieces). (#7292)

1921 Morgan Dollar. One would be hard pressed to locate a more pristine prooflike 1921 in this grade, even if one were to search for months. The richl

Lot of 5 Morgan Dollars.. 1878-S MS60, 1879-S MS63 PL obverse, 1880-S MS63 PL, 1904-O MS63 1904-O MS64 PL reverse.

Lot of Six 1921 Morgan Dollars PCGS Mixed Grades. All are original toned gems. (#7296)

Lot of Six 1921 Morgan Dollars PCGS Mixed Grades. Two are MS65, four are MS63. (#7296)

Lot of 4 Morgan Dollars.. Includes 1879-S PCGS MS64, 1882-S NGC MS64, 1884-CC PCGS MS63, and 1902-O PCGS MS63. Lot of 4 coins.

1871 Pattern Five Cents. Nickel, plain edge. Head of Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed LIBERTY, incused, similar to the design Longacre made for the

1880 Pattern Goloid Metric Dollar. Aluminum, reeded edge. Rarity-8 in aluminum. This is by far the finest known aluminum strike of the Goloid Metric d

1878 Pattern Half Eagle. Copper, reeded edge. This Rarity-7 pattern in copper (some are gilt) was designed by William Barber. His distinctive head of

1853 $1 Gold Liberty. Pleasingly bright and lustrous, both sides are warmly colored in orange-gold hues with extra heavy frost from possibly worn dies

1853 $1 Gold Liberty. Well struck with smooth, velvety luster and rich brilliant-gold shades. Sheer boldness of strike throughout is consistent with 1

1853-O $1 Gold Liberty. This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas and is much scarcer than the Phila

1854 $1 Gold Indian. This example is quite pleasing with good luster and splashes of almost original light patina on each side with the centers sharpe

1854 Type 2 $1 Gold Indian. Scarce Type 2 design with abundant mint frost everywhere. (#7531)

1855 $1 Gold Indian. Lustrous but weakly struck example of the three-year Type 2 design. (#7532)

1855-D $1 Gold Indian. Lustrous and carefully preserved, a genuinely beautiful, high-grade specimen. The date 1855-D is legendary. Partly, this is bec

1855-O $1 Gold Indian. Type 2 Gold Dollars were struck at the New Orleans Mint in 1855 only, which makes the issue essential to a gold type set from t

1856 $1 Gold Indian. Upright 5. Given the proper amount of strike pressure, this 1856 Type 3 coin was fully brought up by the dies. Creamy luster and

1857-D $1 Gold Indian. Minor problems but still an acceptable example of this low mintage date from the mint at Dahlonega, Georgia. (#7546)

1860-D $1 Gold Indian. Again, minor problems only on this otherwise very scarce gold dollar from the Dahlonega mint. Issues continued right up until t

1797 $2.50 Capped Bust.. A lovely specimen, MS-64, and the highest one certified by either of the two top-tier graders, this remarkable coin being one

1825 $2.50 Capped Head. Low mintage rarity from the early capped bust series of 1821-1828. This has light gold to golden orange patina with luster aro

1836 $2.50 Classic Head. Script 8. Lustrous and generally well struck. There were several minor varieties made of each 1834-38 Kneass-designed classic

1873 $2.50 Liberty. Open 3. This boldly detailed representative is mostly orange-gold in color with sleek, bright metallic frosted features. (#7817)

1904 $2.50 Liberty. A lock-solid frosty gem with strong primary luster and rich toned highlights on both sides. Sharp-edged devices and lettering thro

1904 $2.50 Liberty. Popular Liberty head style. (#7856)

1906 $2.50 Liberty. An outstanding specimen that has superb, light orange-gold surfaces. The mint luster is exceptional and frosty, giving the coin a

1911-D $2.50 Indian. Lustrous golden orange frostiness which has grand overall eye appeal. The above-average strike and sharp mintmark complements thi

1914 $2.50 Indian. Lustrous and scarcer than the other dates before and after. (#7946)

1800 $5 Capped Bust. A generous amount of detail for the type, though with the usual weak metal flows into the deepest channels of the dies leaving a

1803 $5 Capped Bust. 3 over 2. A highly original AU58 example of this clear-cut overdate issue with smooth, lustrous yellow to greenish gold surfaces

1807 $5 Capped Bust.. Minor adjustment lines through the cap. Most original luster remains within the devices and throughout the fields on both sides.

1810 $5 Capped Draped Bust. Large date, large 5. One of the finest attractively graded of this popular date, this one has glorious light greenish to y

1810 $5 Capped Draped Bust. Large date, large 5. The centers have natural toned gold patina. A well struck example in this still highly collectable gr

1838-D $5 Classic Head. Scarce. The entire production of 20,583 coins was produced from a single die pair, thus just one variety is known. Dahlonega,

1862-S $5 Liberty. Although the photo shows this with pale orange toning, the coin itself displays a more yellow to greenish-gold color, with a bit of

1865-S $5 Liberty. For decades the 1865-S half eagle was an underrated coin until author David Akers noted this date usually is found in grades of Fin