Superior Galleries Denver Elite Coin Auction

CURENCY variety from an unknown mintage of probably less than one hundred. Pewter, fully struck gem, well centered in original gun metal pewter grey.

Pointed Rays, Large Date. A fine type coin, completely original, with a not quite full strike but yellow-brown, slightly proof-like and damage free. T

Dark , between red-brown and chocolate in color, with a better than average obverse strike and a fully struck up reverse, on smooth, undisturbed field

Washingtons Portrait. Draped bust, UNITY. Mintage unknown. An satisfactory strike on a brown planchet, with no obvious problems. Fine as a type coin.

Solid strike with smooth, lustrous, heather-brown fields. A first class type coin.

Date on obverse, Large Eagle Reverse. All with lettered edge UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Light brown with the original mint red peeking through near th

Date on obverse, Small Eagle Reverse with lettered edge as all are. Light brown with slight traces of the original red here and there. Rarer of the tw

From an unknown mintage, although there were at one time over a thousand coins in the New York City Bank Hoard. The first coin issued under the Author

Mintage of 56,500. A full struck full red gem. A speck of carbon on the reverse and the tiniest of hits on the lips. Wholesale bids $480, but worth a

Mintage for this date is 36,103 coins. An example of the first regular issue Federal coinage made on coin presses within the US Mint. Original, light

Mintage unknown, Breen reports 634, Yeoman 2000. Fully struck , small bag mark on the reverse. Cleaned. Snow variety FE S-3, rare.

Normal Date. A Fully Struck gem, faded but original mint red and a premium example of the type. One of twenty-eight in this grade, none certified high

From a proof mintage of 200. A fully struck example of Longacre's design that comes to us uncertified. With an ever so light die crack through t...

Mintage for the date 80 proofs. Large letters. A fully struck gem. The obverse is pristine with a glossy haze over a tan, almost brown coin. The rever

Flashy red-brown obverse with some red and blue toning on the reverse, all semi proof-like and original, with just a single insignificant spot. Bid is

From an unknown mintage of this variety. An original red-brown coin. Bids $900.

From an original proof mintage of 900 coins and an otherwise scarce date in general. Original flaky red-brown color and quite attractive. In an older

A red brown proof with a mintage of only 1475. Only ten certified in this grade, with just three finer by both services.

From a mintage of 484,000 coins. A favorite of the collectors, and the most recognizable date in the entire Lincoln series.Well defined. Virtually fla

This uncertified classic collectible and one of the one hundred most recognizable coin rareties is an original red brown. This is the soft VDB with th

Cleaned at one time, but with even smooth brown surfaces and a sharp strike for the issue. A key date from the series.

From an unknown mintage of this variety. Full doubling on the nine and seven in the date, and on most of the letters on the obverse legend. Normal rev

Mintage unknown but estimated by Breen at 20,000. Doubled Date 1955/1955. Fully Struck, Fully Red Pristine, Superb Gem cent. The obverse with a tiny c

The classically collectible Brown Doubled Die cent with an unknown mintage but estimated by Breen at 20,000 and Engle of the US mint at 24,000. The co

From an unknown mintage of this variety. Doubled Ear, that is two ears, one under the other on this obverse. Full Red gem uncirculated. Rarer than the

Lot of 20 coins. Including 1917-S, 1919-D, 1920, 1921, 1923, 1924-D (2), 1925-D (2), 1926-D, 1927-S, 1927-D, 1928-D, 1929, 1930, 1930-S, 1930-D, 1931,

A proof mintage of 950, all with the straight date. A terrific Red Brown and totally uniform in color on both sides. Fourteen in this grade and only t

An extremely fine example of Longacre's Type Two trime in silver, this coin is a lovely blue and gold color. The normal date variety with doubli...

Mintage for this date is 497,000. An all white original coin with ghost clash marks on the obverse if you tilt the coin to just the correct angle. Out

A coin from a proof mintage of 500. Gem Brilliant Proof, with fiery russet melding to gunmetal blue.

Mintage for this date is 500 proofs. Doubled Date variety. Fully struck. Cameo Superb Gem Proof. POP 4/0, with none graded higher for both services. S

Mintage for the Date 700 proofs. Fully struck, brilliant proof with picayune spots near the eye, otherwise perfect. Forty-four in equal grade, only tw

Mintage of only 510 in proof, with no business strikes for this date. Well made for a nickel coin, with a single tiny hit on the reverse. One of only

From a proof only mintage of 2350 coins, with no business strikes manufactured this year. Normal date, with the final traces of the seven in the restr

A fully struck superb gem original Liberty nickel. Original and bright, with the die bulging at the second star. Only two graded this high, with none

The only year this type was made at the Denver Mint and therefore tougher than most of the late date Philadelphia Mint products. Steel blue with just

Mintage of this date is 238,000. The only year this type was made at the San Francisco mint. A better than average strike for the date with the field

From the first year of type proof mintage of 6783, without even a trace of the spots that usually plague these early nickel coins. There are only ten

From proof mintage of 3790 only. Fully struck, crisp and with the head and devices Cameo, visually pleasing, a real treat for the experienced collecto

A business strike from the first year of issue. A fully struck, fully satin gem that is an outstanding example of its kind. One of only nineteen certi

Very well made for this mint, just a little light in the obverse center, otherwise nearly a full strike. Pristine soft original light grey color. One

First year of issue of the first type of nickel from the San Francisco Mint. Well struck and beaming with luster. This example is one of only twenty-f

First year of issue of Frasier's design, but the second type after Barber altered the design. Uniformly very light grey over a better than avera...

Very well struck for the date, original smoky grey color over rich luster. Only sixty-six certified in this grade and eleven finer, making this coin v

Respectable strike for this date and mint and superior, abundant luster. Only forty in this grade and four finer certified by either grading service.

A lovely original coin, a little soft in the obverse center, but with a full horn on the reverse. Light grey with just one single insignificant carbon

From an unknown mintage of this variety from San Francisco. Well struck for this date and mint, with satiny luster under the grey and pale blue origin

Another overdate, 1914 with the 4 over 3 date from Philadelphia, this variety is in the Red Book but unpriced. Original golden blue toning over splend

Solidly struck, matte with original unbroken golden luster. Forty-four equal and only five finer certified at either of our fine grading services. Bi

Bright, near proof-like surfaces covered in original gold and blue color. Superior, extraordinary in every way. One barely visible, insignificant carb