Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Very beautiful blue and deep russet gold toning on this handsome specimen.

Includes a reverse toned 1887 NGC MS66* & a reverse toned 1904-O NGC MS66*. Lot of 2 coins.

The otherwise prooflike silver luster deepens to light frostiness in a few areas such as the portrait and eagle. Nicely struck with just outstanding d

A white, mostly untoned example, as crisp and lustrous as when it was first issued save for the intrusion of some color along the rims on both sides.

A beaming gem rolling in unbeatable cartwheel luster whose radiant prooflike tendency emits boldly beneath bright highlights. Possessed of a much bett

Lightly toned and lustrous.

Includes: 1922-D Peace Dollar PCGS AU50 and 1884-O Morgan Dollar PCGS MS64. Lot of 2 coins.

Uncommonly smooth for the issue, this frosty textured Gem 65 example displays warm brilliant-gold surfaces. Attuned to the quality you expect from the

A lustrous, generally well struck and definitely carefully handled early gold dollar from this mint.

Includes: 1852 ANACS AU53; 1854 Type 2 ANACS EF40 Details ex-jewelry; and 1857 ANACS EF45. Lot of 3 coins.

Because of its extremely low mintage of 1,636 pieces, the 1880 gold dollar has long commanded a lot of attention. Flattering mint originality that pul

Only 16,580 pieces minted of this scarcer gold dollar from the late 1880s. Brilliant and refreshingly clean for this issue, with flickering luster in

Somewhat weakly struck on the central hair braid and curls above the ear, with better clarity on the reverse where the eagle and shield display nice d

A lustrous, well struck example of this first New Orleans minted quarter eagle. A scant 17,781 Quarter Eagles were struck in New Orleans during 1839,

The 1840-D is tied for the third rarest Dahlonega quarter eagle and it is the rarest issue in upper grades. There are only one or two pieces known in

Somewhat dullish toning suggesting long ago cleaning, but still a sharp example of the scarce 1843-C emission. This variety, with a small date and cro

Lustrous and very sharply struck for this branch mint issue, with attractive medium greenish-gold color plus abundant remaining luster. Although not a

When seen, the 1869-S is usually well worn, with Very Fine being the norm, Extremely Fine being unusual and much more desirable and, per Breen, &quo...

This handsome Proof quarter eagle is very bright with abundant glitter and flash on the devices, particularly so on Liberty's face as well as th...

A problem-free coin with luster racing over the surface, vivid and bright yellow gold in appearance. What's more, the fields acquit themselves n...