Superior Galleries Denver Elite Coin Auction

Proof nickel, with an amazing, full strike. A virtually flawless, satin gem.

From a mintage of 1050 proof coins. A fully-struck satin blue and gold gem. Bids $1860 and trends $3500.

A third Satin Type One, slightly pink, more lustrous than the preceding two and a higher grade as well. Only one certified finer, Bids at $7000 and li

Mintage for this date is 4420 in proof. Type One satin finish proof. A fully struck golden gem. Bids $2400 and trends $3750.

Type One or Satin Proof , an unknown part of a total proof mintage of 4420 for the date. Well struck with just the slightest touches of blue and gold

Satin Type One Proof, very well struck and light grey. With a Bid of $2400 and listed in CU at $3750.

Mintage for this date is 4420 proofs. This a Type Two Brilliant Proof. A fully struck gem with a hairline on the buffalo's belly. Bids $3260 and...

Brilliant proof, well struck, mirror-like with fresh color. Only one certified finer. Top Bid at $5000 and listed in CU at $8500.

Mintage for this date is only 5769 proofs. Fully struck, virtually flawless, brilliant gem. Bids $5000 but this one is sure to tempt bidders at a muc

From an original proof mintage of 5769, all of which are brilliant. Fully struck gem without impairments. Only forty coins are certified finer by the

Mintage for this date 5769 Proofs. Fully struck, flawless gem, brilliant with a light, pleasing original yellow-grey toning. Bids $2200 but worth more

Another outstanding gem. This one bright, choice and fully brilliant. Bids $2200.

From a proof mintage of 5769. A razor-sharp strike shows every detail clearly on a brilliant proof field with a total absence of carbon spots. A singu

Mintage for the date is 40,000 coins, mintage for this variety is estimated at 16,000 by Valentine and Breen. LIBERTY, with the top of the R broken of

Scarce, the variety of the Wide Even Date with the O in OF repunched over a much larger O. Toned steel-grey, gold and blue. Fully struck. The line on

Unstoppable luster splashes brilliantly beneath the toning highlights of this admirable capped bust coin, while gusts of faint toning form an aura at

From an unknown mintage as coins from 1835 and 1836 were mixed at the Mint before delivery, but Breen supposes 2.7 million. A boldly struck, frosty wh

The Philadelphia Mint in 1838 added stars to Gobrecht's "starless" motif of 1837 and continuing through November 1840, created the fam...

Arrow at Date, just a three year type. A fully struck, completely white coin, on an ever so slightly grainy planchet with just a trace of clash marks

Fully struck, every star is crisp, the entire coin is bold and clear. The toning is original, gold and gun-grey. A total absence of marks, hairlines o

Open 5 variety. Well struck, better on the left obverse than on the right, where it is a bit soft in the stars. The entire reverse is strong. White de

A sparkling and lustrous toned gem. Satiny beauty with fully defined features under the natural grey patina. Bid $750 and trends $1200.

NGC Pop: 1, with none finer! (68 Star). Electric blue and purple with warm amber throughout, and fantastic smooth-grain, vibrant luster surfaces. Ther

From a proof mintage of 950 only. Toned purple and well struck. Just five equal and only one finer certified by both grading services. Bids $4520 and

Original mintage of 165,000, all from a single pair of dies. The entire coin is covered in a light mist like to of grey and gold that accentuates its

Attractive original toning over fresh silver fields. Typical in strike, with some lightness on the stars and centers. Most dimes of the 1814 date show

A fully struck, very choice example of this date which comes to us uncertified. Frosty white and original. Guaranteed only as to authenticity.

From a mintage of 522,500. A boldly-struck borderline gem, bathed in blue and gold. Rare in this condition. Bids $2300 and trends $2500.

An original example of the date. Frosty white, with just a hint of gold. Well-struck with beautiful smooth fields. Trends is $2500.

Mintage for this date 682,500. No Stars with Thin 8 or Small Date. Boldly struck nearly full gem dime, blue, red purple and grey original toning over

Open 5. Nearly gem uncirculated, with fresh original surfaces and full mint frost.

A fully struck, light green and brown toned gem example of date or type for the strictest of graders. One of five examples certified in this grade and

A full struck white gem from the Richmond Collection. Only twenty-four certified finer by either grading service. Bids $2100 and trends $3000.

From an original mintage of only 10,000 and of course the mint state coins are rarer than the proofs. A purple, blue and gold proof-like gem, only eig

Mintage for this date in proof is 1039. A well toned yet still gleaming gem whose luster seems poised to detonate in a Fourth of July fireworks displa

Normal Large O Mint Mark variety. Slightly off-white and fully struck gem approaching an even higher grade. Original and beautiful. This date bids $14

Low population issue in this superb condition. Exceptionally bold for the issue and wonderfully preserved beneath attractive toning. Radiant luster ab

A lightly-toned, fully-struck gem, one of twenty-one coins of equal grade and four that are certified finer by the grading services. The star status o

The obverse, light almost smoky grey with only two tiny hairlines, the reverse slightly darker with light grey-gold tones, and just a couple over ever

A well-struck example with full bands. Unbroken luster and interesting minor clash marks on the obverse. Population of just 3, with none finer. PCGS h

A full struck blazing gem with full bands. Entirely brilliant..

With a mintage of one and a quarter million coins, this date has long been one of the key dates of this series and of the coinage of the twentieth cen

A blazing gem full strike with full bands and just a hint of original grey-gold toning on the obverse makes this coin one of a dozen equal and none fi

Nearly but not quite full bands, all white, a real gem. Bids $126.

Mintage for this date is 4130 proofs. A fully brilliant gem proof without any toning or color at all. Bids $2100 and trends $3000.

Mintage for this date is 9321 proofs. A gem proof, light golden tone on the obverse, grey and some gold peripheral toning on the reverse. Bids $400.

The highest mintage in this short lived series with the filled S mint mark. All with the large date. This example is toned light grey. A fine type coi

The regular issue large date proof. The twenty cent or double dime as it was intended to be called, 1875 has a total mintage of 2790 coins, of which t

Mintage for this date is 1260 proofs. A toned grey and gold example of the date, without any major blemishes. Bids $1750 and trends $3000.

Mintage for this date 600 proofs. A subdued mottled light and medium grey coin. Bids $8400 and trends $11,000.