Superior Galleries Denver Elite Coin Auction

Judd 238 French Liberty Half Dollar Pattern. Circulated copper with a reeded edge from a known population of about thirty coins.

Judd 293 1862 Half Dollar. The same as the regular dies but with a different motto. From a population of about twenty-five.

Judd 340 1863 Half Dollar Regular dies but with a different motto. From a population of about eighteen. A lower grade example sold three years ago for

Judd 915 1870 Standard Quarter design copper with plain edge. Copper with Blue over beautiful proof surfaces. Six known. A similar coin in a lower gra

Judd 1249 1872 Eagle, the regular dies struck in Aluminum as a Die Trial with the usual reeded Edge Collar. UNIQUE in this metal, with two more, J1248

Judd 1437 1875 Three Dollar Gold, the regular dies struck in Aluminum with the usual Reeded Edge and then Gilded. Population estimated at three.

From a mintage of 55,358 coins. 15% Straight End Clip - Straight End Clips on Half Cents are seldom found, especially in such a high state of preserva

Flipover double struck in the collar. A major error in Lincoln Cents such as this was rare in the 1920's and 1930's, almost unheard of befor...

Struck on a foreign planchet weighing 2.7 grams/41.65 grains. Early Off-Metal U.S. Type coins are always very rare and eagerly sought. This rare Min

Struck on a Cent planchet intended for Indian Cents. There are six known of this date. This Liberty Nickel is well centered on the cent planchet, an

Struck on a Cent Planchet-Another popular and rare Off-Metal. This Buffalo Nickel, like the Liberty Nickel above, was also struck on a planchet inten

Double Struck and Obverse Brockage. Struck normally the first time, this 1835 Bust Dime was struck a second time 85% off-center. On the reverse, &...

Uncentered Broadstrike out of the Collar - This blank planchet was lying on top of the collar instead of being in the collar, when it was struck. It

Mintage of this date is 600 proofs. Variety 105-Obverse 5 Blundered Date. This very dramatic mis-punched die has two extra "1"'s punch...

Struck on a (1964) Silver Dime planchet. One of the most famous Transitional Off-Metal Strikes---This first-year-of-clad-issue 1965 Roosevelt dime was

Struck on an experimental planchet. This coin and the following two examples (Georgia & Connecticut) were struck on experimental planchets for ...

A Georgia Quarter struck on an experimental planchet, or more likely a planchet intended for the yet to be issued Sacagawea Dollar. In either case, a

A Connecticut Quarter struck on an experimental planchet, or more likely a planchet intended for the yet to be issued Sacagawea Dollar. Again, in eith

Struck on a Nickel planchet - With the exception of Delaware, other State Quarter Off-Metals range from "unknown" to 2-4 known, in general...

Struck fourteen (14) times on the tip an Aluminum Feeder Finger. Although Anacs described it as struck on Aluminum scrap, the few examples struck in

Struck ten percent off center, this is the only New Orleans With Arrows Off-Center Seated Liberty Half Dollar known. There are probably less than thre

Struck on a Nickel planchet - An extremely rare Off-Metal for this Franklin Half series. This 1961-D Franklin Half was struck on a Type-I (no rim) bla

Struck 25% Off-Center at exactly 6:00---Morgan Dollars this far Off-Center are excessively rare. This piece is from the New Orleans Mint, whose scarc

Struck on a Clad Half Dollar planchet intended for a Kennedy Half Dollar. This Ike Dollar is "after 1973" Type based upon the reverse desi...

Double denomination. A flip over strike on a previously struck Maryland States Quarter. This fully brilliant example has the "P" Mintmark ...

Double-A Flip-over strike on a previously struck Maryland States Quarter. Double Denominations have always been scarce Errors, especially on higher d

Includes: One 1860 1C PCGS PR65 bids $2850, One 1860 3CS PCGS PR64 bids $800, One 1860 H10C PCGS PR66 bids $1810, One 1860 10C PCGS PR66 bids $1680, O

An original complete 1890 Proof Set of all the minor coins and the dollar. Scarce and unusual, and only one of 590 possible original sets, of which le

From an unknown mintage, but Breen and Akers both estimate 1000, which seems high based on the numbers of survivors. Smaller Head with No L for the en

Mintage for this date 21,588. choice and well struck up. Bids $3100 and trends $4500.

Mintage for this date 41,267. Well struck, bright with no offensive marks. Bid is $3600 and trends $5000.

Mintage of 290,000. With a Large O Mint Mark as they all are, the light stars variety, the reverse is weak by the date as usual, although the mint ma

From a mintage of 290,000 coins. Fully struck as this date is ever seen, thus Rare. Bids $10,000 and trends $16,000.

Mintage for this coin is 290,000. Well Struck with abundant luster. The reverse is a full grade higher than the obverse. Rare. Bid is $10,000, trends

A fully struck, fully lustrous gem. A single light scuff on the obverse. Twenty-seven coins in equal grade, and only nineteen finer certified between

Mintage for this date 140,000.All with the Large O Mint Mark. A well executed example of the date, virtually free of impairments. The third rarest New

Fully Struck, the hair and stars are crisp and bold. satin yellow gold color. Only twenty coins certified as finer between the two services. Bid is $6

Well struck on bright original gold, the most common date of this type, with a small die crack at the two stars in front of the face. The reverse is t

Very Well Struck Up gem, with a frosty satin finish that pleases the eye. Bid is $4600 and trends $5500.

Clean, original coin which has the look of a higher grade. Bright, original luster with just the faintest of hairlines. Bid is $930 and trends $1500.

From a mintage of 855,502. Normal date, with a die crack and shattered star at the rim near the chin. A Fully Struck Satin Superb Gem coin. Virtually

Mintage for this date is 2935. Small D double punched Mint Mark not noted by Breen. Boldly struck for this mint, with traces of proof-like reflectivit

Mintage for this coin is 783,943. A splendid example of this desirable Type II dollar. Characteristically well made and well struck, with ever so ligh

Mintage of 783,943. Generous twinkle of the original luster as you rotate the coin, with no distracting or undesirable marks visible to the eye, with

From a mintage of 783,943 coins. Another Type II, this one is more satin and less flash than the last. only in higher grade. An excellent example of t

Mintage for this date is 784,943 coins. Another Type Two of the same date and grade, this one more Boldly struck.

From a mintage of 783,00, all of which are highly prized and collectible as type coins. Boldly Struck and with clashed dies and a few very light scrat

Mintage for this coin is 783,943 coins. With a slightly softer strike. Bids $3600 and trends $6500.

Collectible Type II dollar from a mintage of 783,943. Normal thin letters obverse with clashed dies as well. Well Struck with a Full Legend and Full D

Mintage for this date 758,269 coins. Normal Date with Closed Fives and weak 8 in date. A Very Well Struck Satin Superb gem coin. Doubled profile of L