Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Intense but still satiny frost, the coin lightly toned to a soft golden color through which brighter reddish gold radiance persists almost undiminishe

Both sides are soaked in in copper-gold iridescence that accents the ample remaining luster (America's uses a 90-10 gold-to-copper alloy, hence ...

Nice apricot-gold luster reflects off the fields.

Lustrous. Early PCGS holder, although there is little chance this piece will upgrade more than two points if that is the intention in bidding.

Irresistibly vibrant for this condition rarity, there are only a few light marks to keep this remarkable coin from an even higher grade. From a limite

Clean as a whistle, as one would look forward to from the grade; however, what really makes this break free from others is its cartwheel luster that r

An more than moderately bright and lively gem for the 1916-S issue with strong luster and a confident, no-compromises strike. Everything you would wan

A satiny matte-like gem with resilient underlying luster and brilliant gold highlights. From center to periphery, the coin is well struck with just ou

A few scattered bagmarks on Liberty and in the upper obverse field. Full-blooming, or we might even describe it as "overgenerous" mint fro...

An unbelievably lustrous gem with sizzling cartwheels beneath rich reddish gold toning. The reverse and obverse centers play host to a brilliance and

Citron-rose in color, the surfaces exhibit eye-opening striking definition. In fact, for the 1922 P-mint date, this one is struck with preciseness onl

According to the Bowers double eagle reference book, "In modern times many 1922-S double eagles have appeared on the auction scene, in sharp co...

There is little to say about the surfaces of this coin as they are as near to pristine as imaginable for a Mint State 65. The frost is thick and cover

Aesthetically tempting, as fine a looking coin in this condition with full strike as you are apt to see, and all the while saturated with smooth golde

Resplendent surfaces that are thoroughly frosted with keen-edged, glowing golden luster, there being some rose to peach gold toning in areas that boos

A bright coin soaking up the rich mint glow on gold surfaces with nothing to censor it from its refined grade. Something perhaps worth pausing to stud

A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely golden mint bloom. Moving along, we can gladly report a highly presentable str

Untoned with blazing cartwheel luster that atones for a few microscopic marks on the attractively frosted central devices. Struck with systematic exac

Full reeling mint luster, the color of molten metal. Furthermore, we can report this about the devices: meticulous strike on every device, including L

The color is a rich blend of orange-gold and honey-gold shades. Desirable with this precision strike on the key devices.

Both sides are bright with vibrant golden-rose patination. Given the proper amount of strike pressure, the coin was fully brought up by the dies, thus

Velvety to satin-like fields almost stagger under the weight of its highly lustrous gold color. Normal detail on all devices is typical for the 1924 i

A frosted gold Gem that has a good strike and flashy luster. In fact, the devices were struck with the primary energy required to impart the famous Sa

By far the most visually fascinating feature of this coin is its soft, frosted mint luster. Full swirling luster on both sides, in fact, with the gold

The surfaces are untoned, oscillating with golden color, and quite lustrous. The devices, in keeping with the coin's consistent quality, were st...

If you promise not to tell a soul, this coin comes housed in one of the earliest generation PCGS holders, circa 1989. It may be a candidate for upgrad

The golden-bright luster on both sides is full with a somewhat satin texture typical for this popular date.

Think what a hold this coin would have over your friends seeing it for the first time in your collection. Soft satin-like fields careening with lustro

Lustrous and lightly toned. Early PCGS holder.

Frosty with minimal bagmarks and a good strike over both sides.

If you desire just one representative example of this handsome design, why not go for one of the Megan Collection 1924-dated twenties like the present

This is a lovely, healthy-glowing specimen of a rare date whose obverse and reverse being essentially untoned, beam with frosty, golden to reddish gol

"The 1924-S is very similar to the 1924-D in terms of overall rarity and rarity in the gem category," explains the Bowers double eagle gui...

The surfaces on this handsome coin are judged by us to be bright gold in color, and quite lustrous, with the grade acting on behalf of its outstanding

Another choice example in one of the first-generation PCGS holders, circa 1989.

Early PCGS holder. A few typical light bagmarks, but very choice for this issue. Lustrous.

Early PCGS holder. Lustrous and well struck.

This is a choice coin and it will provide hours of enjoyment for anyone fortunate enough to own it. As expected from a San Francisco issue, the mint l

Early PCGS holder. Pleasant, almost cheery gold satin frost display lots of fresh gold vibrancy. About as fully struck as these 1926-dates are normall

Early PCGS holder. Well struck and frosty.

Well struck with smooth, velvety luster and rich orange-gold shades typical of San Francisco Mint's high production standard in those days. If o...

Early PCGS holder. Beams of frosted mint luster and rich tawny orange-gold hues. Desirable with this meticulous strike. If you have been telling yours

With pinkish patina on the devices. Struck with almost scientific precision on the main devices including full features on Liberty's tiny face a...

Early PCGS holdered coin that may be in line for a possible upgrade. Glittering rivers of flame-colored mint frost from center to periphery. Extra cri

Early PCGS holder. And another outstanding example from this fine collection of gold pieces in the Megan Collection.

Both sides display an exceptional frosty sheen and bright, choice satiny brilliance, being predominately yellow-gold with a touch of reddish color.

Another outstanding example of the date. Because 1927 is an affordable year, collectors are often drawn to it because of its typically brilliant luste

Early PCGS holder. Vibrant golden hue.

The luster is bright, sweet, and admirable, with none of the usual distressing problems such as marks to mar its fine color and swirling effects. A fi

A nice crescent of color at the rim plus lovely pale pinkish rose overlay to the smooth golden color. Encased in an early PCGS holder.