Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

A frosty white example of this low mintage date; always popular with collectors since the only other coin struck at the Denver Mint in 1933 is the low

A brilliant, satiny silver specimen with faint wisps of iridescence on both sides. Nicely struck for the Oregon Trail commemorative, certainly much f

For the most part, untoned and refreshingly clean for this issue, with shimmering luster in the fields and gleaming devices. In light of that, we can

This is a lovely, radiant Gem, both sides being essentially untoned with frosty, silver-white luster. Struck with exactitude by the dies and a nice ac

Both sides display the typical "look" for this Denver mint delivery: thickly frosted surfaces, rolling cartwheel effects, and boldly struc...

A coin with a nice cartwheel appeal, silver untoned surfaces appearing as when first struck. Sheer boldness of strike throughout.

Lustrous and almost devoid of any color. A very pleasing example of this type. So ends the discussion of the luster. Now on to the detail. This piece

A bright, gently toned coin radiating mint glow in every direction on gorgeous silvery surfaces. Normal detail on all devices is typical for this issu

Pleasant silver satin surfaces glow beneath even layers of toning; a coin that displays lots of luster. One would be hard put to find a more truly bea

What is most noticeable when one first examines this Oregon is its thick, vibrant white mint luster -- it swirls, it dances, it slices around each sid

Blazing but satin luster, the coin gently rolling to a light white color through which silver iridescence still persists. Devices foursquare and bold

Superb! A blazing multicolor toned gem with highly concentrated luster below and almost ostentatious eye appeal. Don't expect a lick of weakness...

Pleasing original toning whose russet and neutral "old silver" patina gives it ample room to provide hours of enjoyment. The underlying lu...

The surfaces glisten with headlight bright silvery color that will make your head spin. No need to worry about an unsuccessful strike left by the rebo

Delicately toned but still full gleaming luster with immaculate preservation on both sides. Adding to those results, a word about strike: this Denver

Light toning. Otherwise, intense cartwheel luster graces the satiny, almost mirror-like fields of this attractive low-relief designed coin. The strike

Lightly toned. A satiny and lustrous gem with a nuance of faint toning on both sides. The strike is virtually complete on Jackson and Lee, the two Civ

The surfaces are bright with moon-glow white luster and show none of the muting often seen on some 1948 issues; a dash of brownish toning off to one s

This is a noteworthy example whose lightly patinated surfaces show pinpoint striking definition throughout and are largely free of distracting contact

A crisply struck coin glowing with smooth toned glow from the fields and devices.

Wonderful lustrous surfaces are flourishing with rich satiny and silver brilliance. Well struck for the date, with all reverse details present, though

Blue and purple with centers frosty white; a remarkable appearance and one so well defined that the grade of Proof 68 gives you an indication just how

Downright gorgeous color with the strong mixture of cameo frosted devices, mirror-perfect fields, and toning, it will be a sure winner in someone...

This is a handsomely toned specimen in high grade, a coin that delights the eye with its color scheme, its deep cameo frost, and other-worldly perfect

As is sometimes found on this issue, the toning consists of gold, purple and aquamarine to blue in concentric deepening regions from the lighter shade

Lovely toning and near perfect survival gives this a long lead in the department where quality counts: eye appeal.

Outstanding toning on this Statue of Liberty gem. One of the most colorful we have had the pleasure to offer.

Splendid blue toning with nice two tone contrast from the frosted devices.

Wonderful deep rose-gold and purple-blue hues grace this beautiful Statue of Liberty commemorative. The sculptor who designed the Statue of Liberty

This handsome coin has some unusual -- and clearly top-of-the-line -- color with rose red, deep purple, and shimmering blue just some of its highlight

Virtual perfection -- something only contemplated by most collectors, rarely do they have a chance to buy a coin in this sterling condition.

In addition to its pristine grade, this also has surreal beauty from the way the silver surface has toned: sleek blues with medium to deep rose-purple

Deep aquamarine blue and purple toning on this handsome offering, all surfaces glowing, with the devices heavily cameo frosted against the glittering

Bright platinum-white perfection with outstanding cameo contrast between the sleek mirrors and satiny devices. What a jewel; what an opportunity! All

Incredible bright "electric blue" and warm purple brown toning that will set your excitement level to High if you collect these handsome s...

When Proof coinage resumed in 1936, the first cents and nickels produced had a satin-like quality to the finish. This was varied from the previous mat

It is believed that approximately two-thirds of the 4,420 Proofs delivered in 1936 display the Type I, or Satin finish. Gem quality survivors, however

A gorgeous gem of the finest order. The highly lustrous surfaces exhibit mingled medium gray patina, no doubt arising from the cellophane sleeve from

A splendid high-end Proof 64 with the look of premium quality one likes to see for this actively collected early Washington quarter design. Swirling m

For the date, a slippery smooth, mirror fresh Gem Proof with pale gray toning over deep glittering luster on both sides. Attractively struck as well,

Includes: Lincoln Cent, Brilliant NGC PF64 RD; Buffalo Nickel, Satin NGC PF66; Mercury Dime, NGC PF66; Washington Quarter Dollar, NGC PF64; and Walkin

Includes: Lincoln Cent NGC PF64 RD, Buffalo Nickel NGC PF65, Mercury Dime NGC PF67, Washington Quarter Dollar NGC PF67, and Walking Liberty Half Dolla

Lovely golden brown with deep coppery red color; no spotting on the gem quality mirrors. A refreshing reminder just how beautiful an early Proof cent

First year of the Jefferson design, and a strongly impressed, lightly toned, and very attractive coin it is.

An very smooth and lustrous Proof 64 specimen that you can use as a benchmark for other examples that share this grade. Strong details plus thin milky

Another sharp specimen whose light milky gray color affirms its origin in a cellophane sleeve provided by the mint at the time the 1938 Proof sets wer

A beautiful finish coin for the 1938 set. Although the mint sold individual Proof coins in 1938, the set mintage was a mere 8,045 this year.

Includes: Lincoln Cent NGC PF65 RD, Jefferson Nickel PF64, Mercury Dime NGC PF67, Washington Quarter Dollar NGC PF66, and Walking Liberty Half Dollar

Includes Lincoln Cent NGC PF63 RD, Jefferson Nickel (Reverse of 1940) NGC PF65, Mercury Dime NGC PF67, Washington Quarter Dollar NGC PF66, and Walking

Includes: Lincoln Cent NGC PF66 RD, Jefferson Nickel (Reverse of 1938) NGC PF66, Mercury Dime NGC PF67, Washington Quarter Dollar NGC PF67, and Walkin