Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

A scarcer year both in Proof quality as well as the business strikes. Sleek deep steel brown color resides on both sides, with the underlying mirror s

Glossy golden brown with accents of color. A sharp example.

A favorite issue with collectors and very difficult to find in such superlative condition. The color is deep warm brown with glossy iridescence over b

This is a lovely gem brown Proof of the 1888 issue, a coin that has fairly sharp devices and no unsightly spotting.

Another outstanding gem Proof Indian cent, this time the mintage stops at 3,336 pieces, leaving collectors with a very limited number of surviving gem

Again, we see what hand-picked quality looks like in an Indian cent, the color and surface condition harmonize beautifully across both sides. Mintage

Deep brown surfaces with beautiful shades of iridescence. Only 1,817 Proofs minted. On cents of this year, the 4 in the date is tilted slightly to the

A frosty gem with nice brown color.

The popular key date Lincoln cent with its small V.D.B. initials along the lower inside reverse rim. Well struck and particularly glossy brown with sm

Lustrous and well preserved for this initial year of issue, the key date in the series and the most widely recognized Lincoln cent. Because of the V.D

The popularity of this variety cannot be emphasized enough. In numismatic lore, the '09-S V.D.B. has been famous since the beginning. This is an...

Well worn but with clear details. This piece is housed in one of the new-generation ANACS holders.

Deep steel brown with glossy surface on both sides. A gem.

A somewhat scarcer branch mint cent from the early period when the design still had its crisp detail in Lincoln's hair and beard. Smooth finish ...

This fully struck D-mint coin has muted reddish-orange surfaces blending nicely into natural brown, and no mentionable problems or spots on either sid

Deep steel brown color with choice surfaces and enough remaining detail on Lincoln's portrait and the wheat lines to assure its proper setting w...

Another choice example of the key 1914-D Lincoln cent. Denver, which first struck the one-cent denomination only in 1911, produced a fair number of ce

Key date. Some minor rim marks.

This is the scarce Doubled Die Obverse variety, a rarely offered Red Book variety with clear doubling on the date (although not as boldly doubled as o

Lustrous with some residual mint color in the fields and devices. Choice.