Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Toot your horn and roll the drums for this satiny frosted gem Proof of the early With Motto period, a coin nicely suited for the collector. Its high d

Choice but not possessing enough pizzazz to earn a higher grade from PCGS. Just the same, this piece has the same splendid peripheral toning as found

Stronger than usual frosted relief gives this a "cameo" designation on the holder and nice two-tone quality when viewed first-hand. The su...

Natural light to medium gray patina throughout, this being the Centennial year issue and popular as such. Well struck devices compare favorably with g

A frosted gem with strong underlying mirrors from the carefully made Proof dies that reinforce the beauty of the frosted relief of Liberty and eagle.

Spectacular quality in a seated Liberty quarter, a coin boasting a colorful mixture of turquoise-blue iridescence mixed with rose-gold and gray on the

A satiny gem with intense underlying luster that bolsters the beauty of the original (and colorful) toning that rides the crest of the luster like a s

A nice blizzard frosty underlies the natural tint of "old silver" that radiates from this lustrous piece. Adding to those results, a word ...

Pleasant, almost cheery silver satin frost display lots of fresh white color. The fields are deep and watery, and so reflective as to be hypnotizing i

Key date in the series: only 72,664 minted. The obverse has most of its rim intact; the reverse, as always, show less rim and almost all the letters i

A lustrous Gem that has icy white color peeking through the natural golden brown toning, and a good strike. Regarding this date, the clearest details

This lovely Gem is finished in satin luster with glowing fields and sharply impressed devices, the toning remarkable for its smoothness and lovely bal

The surfaces range from silvery to hard white frost underneath a nice blend of old-silver toning whose russet and gold prominence add nicely to the ap

A satiny example of the most advantageous order for a collector, a rarity in the standing Liberty quarter series and unlike its 1916 Mercury dime and

One of the fresher, more attractive appearing standing Liberty quarters in an early-style PCGS encapsulation. The surface is fully satin-like and very

A sparkling coin with smooth luster but signs of light cleaning. Well struck and attractively centered on a nice planchet. The wide obverse rim gives

The Denver issue of 1917 is slightly better due to its low mintage and consequent shorter supply in choice quality. This piece is housed in one of the

Here, too, we see the level of careful preservation and a nice blow from the dies that made this 1918. The grade says in loud lettering that this is a

(PCI graded AU50). Although lightly cleaned at one time, leaving behind untoned surfaces, the fact remains the surfaces still retain luster on both si

Nearly a full head and close to gem quality luster on this much scarcer quarter dollar from the depression year, 1921. Following a war boom during 191