Superior Galleries Orlando Elite Coin auction

1942-D Lincoln Cent. Shimmering deep mint brilliance is seen over each side of this fully struck red Gem. Simply superb quality and not seen all that

1948-S Lincoln Cent. A brilliant, lustrous, and exquisitely preserved Gem, the color deep and coppery, the surface pristine without a single defect or

1953-S Lincoln Cent. This is a thickly frosted, Gem quality representative of this desirable issue, one that is only rarely found both superbly preser

1955 Lincoln Cent. Doubled die obverse. A rich brown with plenty of gloss and accents of color; sharp doubling throughout the obverse legends and date

1960 Lincoln Cent Triple Die Obverse FS-023. Mint error, one of the more unusual ones, we might add, as the photographs show. An impressive boo-boo, a

1962 Lincoln Cent. A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Superb Gem that has lovely orange-gold color, with the mirror field providing a

1963 Lincoln Cent. Sharply struck throughout with excellent red color and marvelous overtones. The deep mirrors provide a watery reflection pool over

1970-S Lincoln Cent. Doubled die obverse. The 1970-S doubled die cent is considered by many to be the rarest variety in the Lincoln Memorial Cents. It

1972 Lincoln Cent. Doubled die obverse. Lustrous with dominant orange-gold color, this interesting variety was discovered in the summer of 1972, when

1983 Lincoln Cent. Doubled die reverse. A crisply struck cent glowing with ember orange glow from the fields, the devices just as blazing and alive wi

1983 Lincoln Cent. Doubled die reverse. Popular modern minting error. Full deep copper-red color. (#3056)

1864 Two Cents. Large motto. A frosty Gem with glossy red and brown toned surfaces and a powerful strike. (#3577)

1864 Two Cents. Large motto. First year of issue. Struck with almost scientific precision on the shield, leaf veins, and reverse wreath. Plus, bright

1867 Two Cents. Doubled die. Breen-2392. Strong doubling on the motto and a few other incidental areas. A lustrous example with free-flowing mint bloo

1851 Silver Three Cents. It is easy to see this piece was delivered an slightly deficient blow by the dies, or as some researchers believe, the dies w

1856 Silver Three Cents. Both the strike and satiny, lightly toned luster on this diminutive type coin are choice with luster, and only the presence o

1856 Silver Three Cents. Lightly toned and frosty. (#3672)

1859 Silver Three Cents. Lovely mirror surfaces with only a few light hairlines in the fields, the color sleek steel gray with some iridescence in the

1862 Silver Three Cents. Both the strike and satiny luster on this diminutive type coin are simply outstanding, and only the presence of a few scatter

1862 Silver Three Cents. We hope you enjoy your voyage through this auction sale. If by chance you happen to stop for a minute at the 1862 three-cente

1862 Silver Three Cents. Lightly cleaned, resulting in fine hairlines. (#3711)

1871 Silver Three Cents. This Gem coin shows virtually no traces of the usual abrasions or hairlines so often seen on three cent silver pieces. Close

1865 Nickel Three Cents. Clearly recut date. A satiny frosted cameo gem of the finest order. Explosive mirror luster graces the faint nickel-gray tone

1867 Nickel Three Cents. A high degree of flashy mirror originality springs to life beneath the nice, original highlights of this well made early date

1869 Nickel Three Cents. Volatile radiant mirror-brilliance embellishes satiny and dynamic frosted devices. What also sparks our interest is the razor

1871 Nickel Three Cents. Sparkling lightly toned iridescence imbues this mirror-Proof beauty with a life of its own. Add a high degree of flash and sp

1872 Nickel Three Cents. Lightly toned and decidedly superior for the issue. Not even the slightest deviation in the sharp relief seen, including the

1873 Nickel Three Cents. Closed 3. A satiny and mirror-smooth gem with a nuance of warm nickel-brown iridescence on both sides. The strike is 100% com

1875 Nickel Three Cents. A resplendent gem with richly mirrored luster that graces the frosty pale device surfaces. Imponderably bold for the date, as

1876 Nickel Three Cents. A frosted toned cameo gem with strong underlying mirror to satiny color. Nicely struck, too, without any weak areas that ofte

1877 Nickel Three Cents. A splendid Gem Proof specimen, this particular 1877 has nice mirror surfaces, an exception to the 1877 rule, as most are fros

1880 Nickel Three Cents. Volatile cartwheel luster graces satiny and dynamic nickel-brilliant to warm golden brown surfaces. What also sparks our inte

1880 Nickel Three Cents. Attractive nickel-gray color with original patina from careful storage. (#3776)

1881 Nickel Three Cents. Bold mirrors spin and reflect broadly beneath rich beautifully toned highlights. The reverse strike at the wreath and Roman I

1881 Nickel Three Cents. A hard to believe array of rich smooth luster enhance the immaculate surfaces of this handsome gem three-cent nickel. The pre

1881 Nickel Three Cents. Naturally toned luster on a well presented and fully struck three-cent nickel of 1881. Elusive as a Gem and better, although

1883 Nickel Three Cents. A gleaming gem with smooth surfaces lively original blue-gold toning highlights. Typical crisp strike for an 1883, bold on th

1883 Nickel Three Cents. Satiny, lustrous devices display pale nickel-gray iridescence on the obverse and ride atop the reflective field like a boat g

1884 Nickel Three Cents. Toned with a few obverse carbon flecks, yet these are unimportant. What is key to this rare 1884 issue is the fact it is not

1885 Nickel Three Cents. A sparkling gem of the finest order. Intense mirror luster blends smoothly with satiny golden brown sheen whose nickel-golden

1887 Nickel Three Cents. One of the scarcer years of the series, and one with average Proof mintage for the decade. Sparkling golden gray with strong

1887 Nickel Three Cents. 7 over 6. The care that the United States Mint usually took in the preparation of Proof coins in the 19th century means that

1887 Nickel Three Cents. 7 over 6. A glistening sleek gray example with a luxurious display of bright from-the-dies afterglow on both sides. Nicely so

1887 Nickel Three Cents. 7 over 6. A fresh and satiny gem with explosive cartwheel luster and a nuance of faint toning, especially pleasing for the co

1888 Nickel Three Cents. A rollicking gem Proof with superlative mirror luster that radiates serenely beneath the nickel-gray highlights. Possessed of

1889 Nickel Three Cents. An decidedly lustrous toned gem Proof. The obverse field explodes with smooth reflectivity while the reverse is a rich amalga

1866 Shield Nickel. At the high end of the grading census, few finer, and with just a few peers, this attractive Premium Quality shield nickel is sure

1867 Shield Nickel. Rays. The Mint removed the rays from the reverse of the Shield Nickel in 1867 in order to improve die life and to make the new den

1867 Shield Nickel. No rays. An incredible array of Proof reflection supports bright frosted device highlights. Nicely struck and just a little browni

1868 Shield Nickel. While Mint State examples are occasionally available through the near-Gem level, Gems Proofs of this high caliber rarely are, and