Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Lot of two Morgan and six Peace dollars purchased more than 20 years ago, all in AU to UNC condition. Dates include: 1921 Morgan, 1921-D Morgan, 1922,

Fresh raw lot of San Francisco minted Peace dollars, all purchased more than 20 years ago. Dates include: 1922-S, 1923-S and 1926-S. Lot of 3 coins.

Lot of 2 coins.

Cascading soft silver-white somersaulting luster radiates on both sides of this cleanly untoned example. Clear-cut devices point to it having been giv

Deep warm reddish amber toning covers the surface with its nice layering; underneath shines full frosty luster with crispness and only a few random ba

A few light marks on the jaw and one or two small streaks in the hair. Otherwise, a highly lustrous Gem that has rich white patina topped off by a hin

What is most noticeable when one first examines this coin is its thick original luster -- it swoops from side-to-side unimpeded by noticeable abrasion

Over the years, several P-mint Peace dollars have attained a reputation of being very difficult to locate in fully struck gem "67" conditi...

Deep dusky purple-gray with steel iridescence from long careful storage.

This choice example does have a tiny nick on the cheek, but is elsewhere relatively free of bagmarks. Much scarcer than its Philadelphia Mint counterp

Old PCGS holder. Sleek white in color with an occasional hint of frost in the otherwise satiny surface. A gem.

Deep gray as a base for the colorful gold and steel blue accents; the reverse had more typical fingerprint-dappled gray pastels.

One small nick a few millimeters to the right of the nose; others barely discernible in the hair and on the eagle's wing. One would be hard pres...

Lightly toned and satiny.

Well struck and lustrous, with the usual accompaniment of small bagmarks accounting for the MS63 grade.

For the date, a frosty, satiny dusky golden gray gem with smooth satin luster on both sides. Attractively struck as well, with no hint of the usual so

Lustrous with a thin overlay of gray toning. The 1927 has the distinction of being one of the few dates in the series to come in under one million min

Isolated swirls of silvery if somewhat muted iridescence confirm the originality of this scarcer D-mint example. Fully lustrous for the MS63 grade lev

Without doubt not the most visually stunning 1928-S on the market, and yet this coin is, with its soft, frosted mint luster, still an attractive repre

A choice, satiny example with minimal signs of bag contact.