Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

It is believed that approximately two-thirds of the 4,420 Proofs delivered in 1936 display the Type I, or Satin finish. Gem quality survivors, however

A gorgeous gem of the finest order. The highly lustrous surfaces exhibit mingled medium gray patina, no doubt arising from the cellophane sleeve from

A splendid high-end Proof 64 with the look of premium quality one likes to see for this actively collected early Washington quarter design. Swirling m

For the date, a slippery smooth, mirror fresh Gem Proof with pale gray toning over deep glittering luster on both sides. Attractively struck as well,

Includes: Lincoln Cent, Brilliant NGC PF64 RD; Buffalo Nickel, Satin NGC PF66; Mercury Dime, NGC PF66; Washington Quarter Dollar, NGC PF64; and Walkin

Includes: Lincoln Cent NGC PF64 RD, Buffalo Nickel NGC PF65, Mercury Dime NGC PF67, Washington Quarter Dollar NGC PF67, and Walking Liberty Half Dolla

Lovely golden brown with deep coppery red color; no spotting on the gem quality mirrors. A refreshing reminder just how beautiful an early Proof cent

First year of the Jefferson design, and a strongly impressed, lightly toned, and very attractive coin it is.

An very smooth and lustrous Proof 64 specimen that you can use as a benchmark for other examples that share this grade. Strong details plus thin milky

Another sharp specimen whose light milky gray color affirms its origin in a cellophane sleeve provided by the mint at the time the 1938 Proof sets wer