Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Another choice, semi-prooflike example of this popularly priced Type.

This delightful overdated Indian half dollar is by Christopher Mohrig. It has a plain edge and uses the same reverse as found on BG-1057. Lustrous and

35 x 55 mm. 9.80 oz. (304.2 gm.).

Includes an 1874 Gold Dollar Net XF cleaned, 1861 Gold Dollar Net VF heavily cleaned, 1913 Gold Half Eagle AU58, and 1906 Gold Eagle AU55. Lot of 4 co

Youthful Head of Apollo. <Reverse> Philip II in Olympic Chariot. Well centered, possibly posthumous portrait. 8.6 grams.

Includes: AUSTRALIA 1892-M Sovereign ANACS AU50; AUSTRIA 1915 Ducat Restrike ANACS MS65; GERMANY-PRUSSIA 1905-A 20 Marks ANACS AU58 Details (cleaned);

Cohen-1. A nice spreading array of mirror smoothness supports glowing if slightly mottled chocolate to steel brown and blue highlights. Nicely struck,

A lovely example with rich deep reds and swirling steel brown hues over both sides, the underlying surface is very glossy and lustrous for this popula

A superlative gem 66 cent in all respects. The luster is never ending, the orange and deep reddish gold highlights vie with each other for dominance o

An incredible array of luster supports bright pastel rose and sky blue highlights of this flying eagle cent. Nicely struck on the eagle's head, ...

Popular three-year design and considered to be one of the most attractive coins ever issued by the United States. Designs are those of James B. Longac

Smooth light to medium brown color with sharp feathers and most wreath elements decisively struck. On the Small Letters variety for 1858, the bottoms

This is the first year of the Indian Cent design featuring an oak wreath with a sprig of olive for the reverse; the two halves of the wreath and three

After-glow bright golden red to brownish cartwheel luster radiates on both sides of this minimally toned example from 1862. What's more, the wor...

A very important coin as, in effect, the 1864 Bronze No L Indian cent is a one-year type. The reduced weight planchets introduced in mid-1864 are made

A second delightful Gem brown Proof of this first year of the new bronze, 48-grain Indian cents. This piece, like the other, has simply outstanding co

The wood-grain effect arises from the uneven alloy mix of the planchet. When the bar of copper (French bronze in this instance) is rolled to the corre

A beautiful smoothly mirrored gem Proof with some light cameo frosted effects on the main design. This is an exceptional attractive example for this d

155 degree rotated dies, something often found on 1868-dated Proofs. While NGC terms this an "error," collectors for decades and decades s...

Rotated dies. Another sharply made, attractively toned specimen for the collector who, as he acquires Proofs for his collection, will no doubt become