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