Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Early PCGS holder. Though MS64 quality won't win a championship for 1928 dated double eagles, this coin has everything going for it that the col...

Early PCGS holder. Lustrous and attractive.

Very bright surfaces with only minimal bagmarks.

The surfaces are radiant and each side has a nice veneer of vibrant yellow-gold patina that whips and tosses as it alternates between lighter and dark

A boldly struck gold-surfaced Gem whose high-end depth of detail in the strike complements the equally fresh mint bloom. In fact, this attractive Gran

Rich bright-gold and warm color is nicely layered over each side of this lustrous solid-66 Gem. And so to the next qualification, the strike. Here we

This is a lovely, healthy-glowing Gem, whose full-color obverse and reverse being essentially orange-toned, beams with frosty luster. It is interestin

A brilliant coin with dazzling peach-gold to reddish-hued luster, virtually three-dimensional, almost jumping out at the viewer. Talk about a Jefferso

Cleaned and scratched, so an inexpensive representative of the Type.

Some luster remains. William McKinley was President from 1892 until his death by gunfire in 1901; his rambunctious Vice President, Theodore Roosevelt,

Cleaned.

Strikingly brilliant throughout with no heavy abrasions present to sidetrack your enjoyment of the smooth 66-quality surface and bold relief. Unlike m

(SSCA #7072). This is one of the rare territorial issues found in the sunken wreck of the S. S. Central America off the coast of the Carolinas in the

Lovely yellow to greenish-gold hues, the surfaces are semi-prooflike in sheen with the most readily discernible reflectivity around the reverse beehiv

A Frontier and Company issue with plain edge that shares the same obverse with BG-711. Large Liberty head is crude but well executed. Lustrous and bri

Robert B. Gray design with a plain edge; large G above the 7 in the date. Lustrous; partly toned.

This is a bright lustrous example of the Robert B. Gray & Co. design having a plain edge. The obverse is the same as used on BG-764.

Lustrous. Robert B. Gray & Co. issue with typical weak edge reeding. Naturally toned.

Warm golden orange toning over prooflike fields and frosted Indian head. Christopher (Christoph) Ferdinand Mohrig designs for an Indian head quarter,

This choice Frontier & Co. piece is noted for its week edge reeding and uses the same obverse as BG-1006, but now with light cracks and some sta...

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);