Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

Die Pair 2. Demand for new cents fell so low in 1922 that only the Denver mint produced the denomination. Although 7.1 million were struck (an unexcep

This is the more desirable Strong Reverse variety of die #2, with typical soft detail from a worn-out obverse in which the D mintmark that should have

Brilliant, lustrous, and very nice, full original mint orange beginning to fade to natural golden red. This is a pristine coin of incredible quality,

A pleasing and colorful deep glowing red example of this popular D-mint issue. This is a nicely struck example exhibiting fine detail to all the high

A nice red-orange tint radiates from this lustrous piece, a scarcer D-mint date from the 1920s. This is an otherwise strongly struck example, with nic

The satin surfaces ripple with original brown luster. The coin is nicely toned and medium brown with hints of red at the rim and around the legends. O

A very choice, sparkling Proof strike of this inexpensive early Proof. Once the U.S. government slapped an embargo on the Japanese nation in the summe

Rich gold and fiery red are the order of the day where this gem cent is concerned. Adding to those results, a word about strike: this piece has all bu

Deep autumnal shades of red, gold, and pinkish rose vie for dominance on this deeply vibrant gem. A frosty red specimen with all of the characteristic

A handsome error coin with partial brockage on a broadstruck type. Clear date and nice coloration. Small split in the planchet at top