Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

The popular and affordable overdate of this year, a coin showing a wealth of sharp detail and even some original luster in and around the main devices

An nice pewter-gray toned No Motto dollar, a coin with choice, acceptable luster and a strike that comes pretty close to complete for an early seated

A frosted example of the 1842 issue. A nice degree of toned luster spins slowly beneath pale gold and light gray highlights. Nicely struck with just a

A frosty gray specimen with strong underlying luster and rich "old silver" highlights on both sides. Nicely struck for the date, perhaps n...

A splendid and original toned specimen whose satiny choiceness comes with fully defined design features plus a nice overlay of varying golden and silv

This is a shimmering, silver-gray and auburn brown toned specimen of an elusive issue. Following several years of high mintage, the mint's silve...

A sparklingly bright untoned specimen of the low mintage 1845, with rich frosted iridescence on both sides and only scattered bagmarks. Like the 1844

A fully struck No Motto coin with a light overlay of silver-gray and russet color. Close examination reveals some marks, but none that are noteworthy.

A satiny matte-like coin approaching gem quality with resilient underlying luster and faint golden brown toning highlights. From center to periphery,

Although "improperly cleaned" the surface is still acceptable for this early No Motto type, with variable toning that shades from medium g...