Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1949 Franklin Half Dollar. Beautifully toned on either side, the luster beneath glows and swirls with cartwheel splendor. (#86653)

1951 Franklin Half Dollar. Gleaming white and original. A dazzling reminder just how beautiful these Franklin Proofs were at the time they were struck

1953 Franklin Half Dollar. A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely mint sparkle in the mirror depth. (#6694)

1954 Franklin Half Dollar. Unimpeachable high quality on the devices, throughout the field, plus it is blessed with tip-top visual appeal for the cons

1955 Franklin Half Dollar. A sharply struck immaculate Gem that has radiant snow white originality, the fields are infinitely deep plus hairline-free.

1959 Franklin Half Dollar Roll. Choice Proofs. Lot of 20 coins. (#6700)

Lot of 40 1959 Franklin Half Dollars. Choice Brilliant Proofs (#6700)

Lot of 40 1959 Franklin Half Dollars. Choice Brilliant Proofs (#6700)

Lot of 46 1961 Franklin Half Dollars. Choice Brilliant Proofs (#6702)

Lot of 46 1962 Franklin Half Dollars. Choice Brilliant Proofs (#6703)

Lot of 45 1962 Franklin Half Dollars. Choice Brilliant Proofs (#6703)

1964 Kennedy Half Dollar. Fabulous toning on this handsome Kennedy half dollar, the first and only 90% issue (later dates from 1965 to 1970 were struc

1964-D Kennedy Half Dollar. Nearly Gem, but mainly notable for toning. (#6707)

1966 Kennedy Half Dollar. SMS. Incredibly beautiful radiant purple and gold toning, with sky blue as the separating line between the color and the sil

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. 2 leaves beneath each wing. Original dappled gray with russet brown toning on each side, a desirable, carefully preserved sp

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. 3 leaves beneath each wing. The familiar Bolender-5 variety with a short dash behind the head. This has pleasing medium gray

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. Silver plug. Double struck obverse and reverse. Some tooling in the center and a plug repair at BE of Liberty gives this a n

1796 Draped Bust Dollar. Small date, large letters. Large hole at top, tooled and heavily handled; a filler specimen of this scarcer draped bust, smal

1796 Draped Bust Dollar. Large date, small letters. This is a handsome Very Fine example of the scarcer draped bust, small eagle motif, a coin that ex

1797 Draped Bust Dollar. 10 stars left, 6 right. Grand eye appeal from the original surfaces, deep with "old silver" patina and free from ...

1797 Draped Bust $1. 10 stars left, 6 right. Deep steel gray toning with sharp underlying features, although the centers are typically soft as is the

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Small eagle 13 stars. The desirable draped bust, small eagle Type of this important transition year, this has the distinctive

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Heraldic eagle reverse, close date. An attractively preserved example of BB-114, with extremely sharp stars and hair curls as

1799 Draped Bust Dollar. Somewhat light silvery color from long ago cleaning. An acceptable Type coin of this popular, inexpensive date from the early

1799 Draped Bust Dollar.. Plugged and heavily polished. A "filler" coin.

1802 Draped Bust Dollar. Wide date. Well struck with colorful old album toning in shades of light blue and purple around the perimeter on both sides.

Lot of 3 Silver Dollars: 1847 Seated, 1872 Seated and 1877 Trade.. Cleaned.

1856 Liberty Seated Dollar. Lovely deep antique toned iridescence adorns both sides with a remarkable absence of heavy hairlines. Mirrored fields shin

1871 Liberty Seated Dollar. Sharp in all devices with just a trace of flatness on the high points and some scattered field abrasions. (#6966)

Lot of Two Trade Dollars: 1877-S and 1878-S.. The former is NGC AU55, while the latter is AU50 with some green streaks on the reverse. (#7046)

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

1923-S Peace Dollar. Natural dove-gray toning. Soft satin-like fields careening with lustrous silver color underneath. Faithful to every detail from a

1924 Peace Dollar. As issued, with deep gold, russet, and reddish hues. (#7363)

1924 Peace Dollar. An attractive coin for the fancier of toned Peace dollars! (#7363)

1925 Peace Dollar. The strike is strong, with clear definition to the high points. Indeed, it is a coin bursting with silvery afterglow, untoned and b

Lot of 2 Peace Dollars.. Includes 1925 PCGS MS64 and 1926-D PCGS MS62. Lot of 2 coins.

1926-S Peace Dollar. Pleasantly toned. The limited number of Gem survivors never fail to excite bidders when they appear at auction. In addition to un

1927-S Peace Dollar. Close to fully struck, with merely a hint of softness at the centers. Bright mint luster characterizes the surfaces on this lovel

1928-S Peace Dollar. Full swirling luster on both sides. The design left by the dies lacks a certain robustness at the centers, which is typical for 1

1934 Peace Dollar. Crisp freezing white, undisturbed mint luster that is untoned and bright. At this grade level, the relatively common 1934 turns int

1934 Peace Dollar. Fabulous quality and overall surfaces. The coin has blazing white mint luster and is virtually abrasion-free. The pressure transmit