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