Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

Lot of Two 1874-S Trade Dollars. PCGS MS61 and NGC MS61. Lustrous, if somewhat bagmarked. Lot of 2 coins. (#7036)

1877-S Trade Dollar. Silver Dollars had never been popular with Easterners, who had stubbornly refused to lug such bulky coins around with them in the

1882 Trade Dollar. A burnished pale brown toned Proof whose crisp strike is finely detailed on Liberty and the eagle, with only a coupule of the upper

1921 Peace Dollar. The devices that were left by the dies lack a certain precision due to insufficient die pressure, but it often found on this date d

1921 Peace Dollar. Light golden toning. This example has shimmering milky surfaces and no obvious bagmarks other than a few minute ticks; the centers,

1922 Peace Dollar. Pleasantly toned with varying shades of light blue and lilace surrounded by a perimeter of deepest golden brown. As can be seen in

1922-D Peace Dollar. An appealing fresh silvery white specimen, fully struck, and unmarred by discoloration or heavy contact marks. Quite difficult to

1922-D Peace Dollar. Devices as "sharp as a two-edged sword" unlike a 22-S in similar state of preservation, the 22-D tends to be well str...

1922-S Peace Dollar. Lightly toned. About as fully struck as these are normally found, with just a trace of weakness at the centers. The present speci

1923-D Peace Dollar. Nicely toned in areas. The devices were struck with such determined force by the dies that all design elements show boldly. An ap