Superior Galleries Orlando Elite Coin auction

1915-S $10 Indian. After the 1913-S, the 1915-S is the scarcest S-mint Indian Eagle of the 1910-1915 era. Examples are seldom offered even in MS-64 wh

1926 $10 Indian. Unusual this is, since mainly the 1926 is found Mint State. Slight friction on the high points; otherwise lustrous. (#8882)<p>...

1932 $10 Indian. Citron-rose in color, the surfaces exhibit eye-opening striking definition. All minute detail fully evident on this bold 1932. (#8884

1932 $10 Indian. Smooth golden luster, a real charmer for the grade. (#8884)

1932 $10 Indian. Lustrous and golden. (#8884)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1932 $10 Indian. Lustrous and and almost as golden as the preceding. (#8884)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1850 $20 Liberty. Popular first year of issue. Well struck and evenly, if well-worn, with some remaining orange luster, for the grade, also pleasing o

1850 $20 Liberty. Nice lemon gold to greenish patina with scattered circulation abrasions and a small rim bruise below the date. First year issue. (#8

1851-O $20 Liberty. The 1851-O is one of the more affordable issues among the popular New Orleans Mint Double Eagles and can be obtained without much

1856 $20 Liberty. A frosty, well struck specimen with only slight softening around some of the stars. The luster is tamed but complete, lightly toned

1857-S $20 Liberty. The 1857-S offered here is similar to others in the group in that it has a bold strike and is gorgeous. The difference is that the

1857-S $20 Liberty. A few slight abrasions and keep this from the choicer MS65 grade level. With the massive gold discoveries in California, construct

1857-S $20 Liberty. Light yellow gold with hairlines and scratches far fewer than is typical for the grade, moreover, the fields are lustrous. Clean e

1861 $20 Liberty. The 1861 Twenty is by far the most heavily produced Type One issue and for many years (before the S.S. Central America coins were re

1861 $20 Liberty. Some normal surface abrasions but no deep marks or rim bumps other than a few nicks on the upper cheek; lustrous and well struck. (#

1863-S $20 Liberty. Frosty and lustrous with a single noticeable mark in the hair above the brow, another on the top of the head, with scattered bagma

1864 $20 Liberty. Ten points finer than the usual offering, the 1864 is very rare in strict mint condition. Only a few pieces have been so graded by b

1865-S $20 Liberty. An extremely satiny, honey gold specimen with intense luster and overall physical and visual play that sits squarely in the gem ca

1876 $20 Liberty. Fresh "mint" gold in color from the 10% copper alloy in the metal, the surfaces exhibit eye-opening striking definition ...

1878-S $20 Liberty. Frosty and well struck, with the usual bagmarks on the face and in the fields. All 13 stars show their full radial lines. (#8987)