Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

A lustrous, well struck example from the first year's issue at the Denver Mint. Denver had remained an Assay Office since its founding in 1860, ...

Very choice quality. Each side has a beaming deeper-gold center that is surrounded by a nice margin of frosty-gold color. Struck with technical exactn

Lustrous and well preserved first-year of issue for the Indian design.

A lustrous and adequately preserved choice coin that has hints of beautiful lemon and rose gold color.

(SEGS graded MS63.) Net grade MS62 from the dullish high points and subdued luster. Possibly could grade MS63 at PCGS or NGC.

Only 3,615 pieces are believed to have been struck of this small eagle 1797 $10 gold issue, from March 25 through May 2 of that year. Breen only knew

Very frosty and original appearing with only a few light contact marks in the field before Liberty. The rims are broad and choice without impairment.

A few scattered marks in the surface. Desirable with this controlled strike on the central devices, and a nice example from the mint at New Orleans in

(PCI graded MS60). A lustrous example of this low mintage date from Philadelphia, and the second year of issue with IN GOD WE TRUST above the eagle, a

Lightly toned with some traces of prooflike surface on either side. The New Orleans mint never struck large numbers of $10 gold piece. 1892-O is typic

A nice flow of golden frost from center to periphery possessed by this frosty 1899. Normal bagmarks.

This is a choice case in point of the high quality sometimes found in this MS63 grade: sleek gold in color, with mint bloom that grabs hold of the ful

A wonderful reminder of what a 1906 should look like in this grade: full reddish gold in color, with mint bloom that dazzles your eye with every squar

The profile Augustus Saint-Gaudens chose for this innovative $10 design originated in a figure of Nike ('Victory'), part of his General Sher...

This is a well-struck example with good details. It has no bothersome abrasions or points of wear. A nice yellow gold piece with notable reddish tinte

Early PCGS holder. A nice golden luster shoots from this choice Mint State 64 coin. Meticulous strike on every device, including the key feather vanes

Gold-gold satin frost is boldly hypnotic on this fresh-appearing 1926 ten. Since our observation is that this date is always or nearly always fully st

The otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer golden-rose hues toward the centers, much like that seen on the majority of this heavily hoarded date

Early PCGS holder. This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas and shows the usual small contact marks

Early PCGS holder. Luxuriant orange-gold color is seen over each side with light accents of toning and choiceness apparent throughout.