Superior Galleries Orlando Elite Coin auction

1860-C $5 Liberty. A pleasing honey gold specimen with some luster on both sides hidden in the legends. With interesting repunched or doubling evident

1871 $5 Liberty. A lustrous example of this low mintage date. Of the 3,230 pieces made, most are well circulated, when they are offered at all. A plea

1871-CC $5 Liberty. Medium reddish gold with lustrous accents in the recessed areas. Considerably rarer than its mintage of 20,770 indicates; this dat

1875-S $5 Liberty. With a mere 9,000 struck of the half eagle denomination this year, this conditionally scarce offering displays excellent luster wit

1895-S $5 Liberty. Features a wealth of beautiful orange-gold patina with virtually pristine luster. Well struck in all areas. The color is on a level

1900 $5 Liberty. Lustrous with normal bagmarks in the fields; a few stars bluntly struck. (#8400)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</...

1901-S $5 Liberty. Fantastic surface preservation, a coin whose luster is smooth, satiny, and virtually perfect. Ideal for a Type set, near-perfection

1904 $5 Liberty. Satiny and superb devices surrounded with outstanding deep golden glitter, the mirrors deep, fresh, in fact, <I>dazzling!<...

1904 $5 Liberty. The years from 1900 through 1905 saw the largest production of proof Liberty gold coins at any time in the history of this design, an

1905-S $5 Liberty. Lustrous if rather bagmarked. (#8412)

1906 $5 Liberty. Virtually as struck, with deeply brilliant surfaces throughout and abundant original fresh die polish lines evident, particularly on

1908-D $5 Indian. A nice dusting of flaming golden luster covers the surface which is otherwise "old gold" in color and surface originalit...

1908-S $5 Indian. Frosty, well struck, and attractive, with only a few slight contact marks. This year, which begins the Indian head series, also prod

1910 $5 Indian. Struck from dies whose "recessed relief" gives it an unusual appearance. A small mark by the nose. (#8517)<p><i&g...

1911-D $5 Indian. Low mintage: 72,500. When 20th Century gold collectors introduce the subject of the 1911-D half eagle, what usually pops to mind fir

1914-S $5 Indian. A slightly better issue in Mint condition despite the robust 263,000 mintage, this piece offers lustrous fields and devices, includi

1916-S $5 Indian. Lustrous if not exactly bursting with vibrance. The main devices are well struck, including the often-bloblike mintmark; the cheek h

1916-S $5 Indian. Lustrous; this is the only mint that struck regular-issue (not commemorative) gold coinage in the U.S. in 1916. (#8532)<p>&l...

1797 $10 Capped Bust. Large eagle. The present piece will be highly appreciated by the die variety specialist as well as the type coin collector. Few

1799 $10 Capped Bust. Large obverse stars. Production increased to 37,449 coins for 1799, giving this issue of capped bust eagle the second highest mi

1799 $10 Capped Bust. Large obverse stars. Somewhat worn on the tops of the stars, cap, hair waves and shoulder area, but still with sufficient luster

1800 $10 Capped Bust. Production fell in 1800, with 5,999 1800 capped bust eagles believed struck. Just a single die variety is known. The obverse die

1801 $10 Capped Bust. The mostly reddish-gold surfaces display modest, yet pleasing luster effects as the coin turns under the light. Clockwork precis

1843-O $10 Liberty. A common enough vintage but inasmuch as it carries the O mintmark for New Orleans, this makes it all the more enjoyable to acquire

1853 $10 Liberty. A few light marks in the fields as seems inevitable, with stars flat but the central devices decently struck. Lustrous. (#8610)

1885 $10 Liberty. Bright orange-gold patina in the centers, around devices, a frosty specimen. Razor-sharp on all devices and downright beautiful appe

1887-S $10 Liberty. A warm gold, naturally toned example, as crisp and lustrous as when it was first shipped off to a bank value despite a few bagmark

1888-S $10 Liberty. This boldly detailed representative is mostly orange-gold in color with sleek, bright metallic frosted features and normal but not

1890 $10 Liberty. Low mintage issue from Philadelphia. (#8717)

1893-O $10 Liberty. Scarcer O-mint issue with full luster, some bagmarks, but generally choice appearance. (#8727)

1896 $10 Liberty. A mishandled Proof of this scarce date showing hairlines and abrasions but still with its razor-sharpness on both sides. Only 78 Pro

1897 $10 Liberty. The person who has consigned to this auction what is effectively a gem cameo from 1897 will no doubt suffer a few sleepless nights w

1897 $10 Liberty. The devices are boldly struck. The luster is also nice for the issue, and moderately bright fields peer through rich natural-gold co

1899 $10 Liberty. A nice flow of golden frost from center to periphery possessed by this frosty 1899. Normal bagmarks. (#8742)

1901-S $10 Liberty. An solid gem in all regards. The satiny surfaces are alight with sizzling golden luster, the strike is clear-cut, and the eye appe

1901-S $10 Liberty. Choice, if a little on the bagmarked side on the chin and in the nearby field. (#8749)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collec...

1904 $10 Liberty. This is a sparkling golden specimen radiating mint bloom, powerfully struck and impeccably preserved for the modest MS63 grade. (#87

1905 $10 Liberty. Lustrous throughout, though a common issue, it deserves special mention. (#8757)

1905 $10 Liberty. Frosty and well struck for this recent issue, the rims wide and square, all stars coming to needle points with simply exquisite hair

1906-D $10 Liberty. The luster is better than average "choice" quality for the first year Denver issue, and moderately bright fields peer ...

1907 $10 Liberty. Minimally Uncirculated quality for this final year of the Liberty head Type, this includes scattered neck nicks knocking about. (#87

1907 $10 Indian. No periods. Pleasingly bright and lustrous, both sides are warmly colored in orange-gold hues. Substantial detail to the highpoints o

1908-D $10 Indian. No motto. This has a short hairline in through LIBERTY into the headdress but is otherwise smooth golden with a little toning. The

1908-D $10 Indian. With motto. A frosty, lightly toned example of this much scarcer issue, the surface very choice with only a few light marks. (#8860

1908-S $10 Indian. With motto. Despite the low mintage of 59,850, a few of this date have been found in wonder grades. All the same, this is still a s

1910-D $10 Indian. Specialists agree that the 1910-D is the most plentiful branch mint Indian Head eagle, and is fairly easy to obtain through MS64, w

1911-S $10 Indian. The 1911-S $10 is a rare issue that a collector cannot put too great a price on; and at today's levels, high end examples lik...

1913 $10 Indian. Smooth and balanced of reddish gold mint frost from center to periphery; the luster on pre-1926 dates tends to be satiny rather than

1915 $10 Indian. Struck with methodical precision throughout. Fully struck, as befits a Gem coin in which the surfaces are awash in rich reddish-gold

1915 $10 Indian. Choice and lustrous in its blanket of orange-gold patina. An attractive specimen. (#8878)