Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

A dazzling-fresh cameo Proof of this initial post-WWII date in Proof. Scarce.

Gleaming and original with strong cameo white frost on the portrait and eagle. A flashy Gem.

Another very desirable cameo-frosted Proof, this too has gem quality surfaces and full mint sparkle in the mirrors.

Superb is the word to describe this gorgeous cameo Gem, a coin whose two-tone effect is amplified by the deep "black" mirrors whose watery...

Another outstanding superb Gem with strong cameos, deep mirrors, brilliance without end.

Frosted devices are what make these the cream of the crop within the Washington quarter series, and only a few like them can be found on the auction c

Another richly frosted and with deep, deep mirrors so close to perfection that the coin easily earns its Proof 68 grade from PCGS.

Smooth and flashy with light cameo frost on Washington's portrait against very sparkling mirrors.

Brilliant and dazzling like the others in the group, with strong cameo contrast. Mintage dipped somewhat in 1958 before resuming an uptrend in 1959.

A heavenly coin whose two-tone contrast is immediately noticeable and strong with flashy perfection.

A coin so fresh, so beautiful, that you will be left momentarily silent upon first viewing it. Strong cameos on both sides.

A little bit of toning in the left obverse field perhaps, but swirling mirrors and frosted relief give it a leg up on others of the year.

There are few situations where collectors have a nice run of high-end cameo Proofs like those offered in the sale. Don't miss this nicely froste...

In a climate of high collector demand, we are pleased to offer a nearly perfect 1963 with white cameos and deep dark mirrors. What a splendid combinat

Beautiful near-perfection in a Washington quarter.

This otherwise well struck and attractive lightly circulated specimen has some faint traces of tooling in the right obverse field, possibly to remove

A coin displaying dark gray, possibly "applied" toning on either side, with underlying surface dull but within the looser parameters of MS...

On January 11, 1816, a fire in the rear building of the Mint damaged rolling and cutting apparatus sufficiently to make any further coinage of gold or

(Numistrust graded MS65). Lustrous with original gray toning that deepens at the outer extremities, leaving the central motif more silvery. Liberty&...

A well struck and frosty example of this important one-year design, the eagle is surrounded by a "glory" of sunrays giving a beautiful eff...