Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

An especially well preserved and attractive coin whose modest MS63 grade belies the fact that it could and might well fit into a much higher quality s

Dancing cartwheel luster careens off the satiny, matte-like surfaces of this attractively toned gem Mercury dime. A blend of shades can be seen on bot

Close to gem quality. Luminous white surfaces with a little toning color.

Frosty and sharply struck, the smooth surfaces would settle for nothing less than the Mint State 63 grade.

This one, too, is in an early PCGS holder, and has all the elements that a collector looks for in a Gem: sleek mint frostiness, choice rims and good e

A lovely, milky-white Gem, there are no mentionable hairlines or tarnish spotting on either side. About as fully struck as these Proofs are normally f

Smooth, even wear on both sides with choiceness throughout to complement the coin's rarity in all grades.

One of the more interesting error coins is this Roosevelt dime with partially detached reeding, the coin being semi-broadstruck, if such can be said o

Browning-2. The "High 6" variety of the issue, one of just two known die pairings for this low mintage single year type. This is the more ...

Housed in one of the earliest style PCGS holders, this coin comes to us from an older collection and shows excellent detail. All stars are complete, a

A stunner! Everyone, young or old, rich or poor, will love this coin for its superb toning. Deep blue-gray to coffee-with-cream throughout, with gleam

A incandescent and sparkling blue-toned gem whose satiny frosted beauty comes with fully defined design features plus a torrent of varying depths of...

Comparable overall to the 1859 Proof 64 just offered, and with the same favorable qualities like its sleek mirrors, razor-sharpness (including stars),

An hard to believe array of deep blue mirror reflection supports razor-sharp highlights on this scarcer No Motto Proof. Nicely preserved with the desi

This choice specimen boasts strong cameo contrast between the frosted devices (Liberty and eagle, as well as all legends and stars) and the surroundin

A luminous Proof 64 of optimum quality for the grade: The mirror fresh quality is unstoppable, as well, the strike is not just "nearly full&quo...

An nice array of blue toning supports mirror-deep quality in the fields and strong cameo frost on the highlights. Nicely struck, which is typical for

Some hairlines and a few ticks in the fields, but still generally fresh appearing with its nice two-tone contrast and original toning. Only 500 Proofs

Coins dated 1866 are a favorite of numismatists. First, only 625 Proofs were sold to collectors -- a small number by anyone's reckoning. Second,...

Mintage declined somewhat from 1866 (725 Proofs) when only 625 Proofs were minted and sold to collectors of Proof sets in 1867. Although essentially p