Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Four certified specimens, 1 PCGS MS65, 2 NGC MS65, 1 NGC MS64. Lot of 4 coins. (#7118)

Likely an early strike from fresh dies, judging from the details. The surfaces are satin silver underneath some of the most gorgeous toning imaginable

Part of a group of light pastel flesh-colored to golden and amber toned examples from this remarkable collection of colorful silver dollars! Sharp-edg

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Lightly toned. (#7119)

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Attractive rainbow hues on the obverse. (#7118)

A lovely, frosty-white Gem, there are no mentionable bagmarks on either side other than for a few very faint "grazes" in the frost of the ...

Both sides are remarkably lustrous with mint-fresh luster and a spray of radiant patina, the frost of the cheek being especially heavy and noteworthy.

A lustrous example that has dizzying silver-white color. (#7124)

Devices were struck with energy and full oomph by the dies imparting all design elements boldly on this exciting 1881 Philadelphia Mint specimen. Some

Nicely toned. A gem. (#7124)

A blazing white gem with satiny surfaces and intense cartwheel luster, virtually as perfect as the day it made its first appearance at the mint coinin

Toned. Lustrous fields ripple with original mint bloom. Against this are set nicely subdued, matte design elements. A splendid example of this popular

Bright and lustrous. (#97127)

Frosty white luster. GSA holder. (#7126)

Only 296,000 minted of the 1881-CC. Satin fields rippling with cartwheel luster. The more matte designs stand out nicely against this finish. No tonin

Full swirling luster on both sides. GSA holder. (#7126)

A frosty Gem of this scarce O-mint issue. One tiny mark on the forehead; smooth satin cheek and neck. (#7128)

A radiant Gem that has an outstanding strike and metallic golden sheen to the white color. Both the peripheries and the central reverse are impressive

(#97129)

Beautiful rainbow hues grace the obverse, which has decidedly superior preservation compared to most. The luster cascades around the surface on both s

The frosty surface is especially vibrant on this handsome two-sided toned coin. A superb offering. (#7130)

Gorgeous reverse toning. Milky white surfaces swirl with luster on the obverse except for a blush of color at the rims. All minute detail fully eviden

Fully struck on each side, the brilliant surfaces have a sheet of silvery luster that shimmers and sparkles and is uninterrupted by any noticeable abr

Original toning at the rims; sleek prooflike radiance on both sides. (#7131)

A lovely Gem that has radiant blazing white color at centers with shimmering prooflike fields. Lustrous and sharply struck with top-quality almost pri

Beautiful deep colorful toning on the obverse of this well struck Gem. There are a few bagmarks on the cheek underneath the color. (#7130)

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A beautiful silver-bright coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. (#7130)

Ice-cold white color covers the reverse field of this handsome coin but it is the lovely toned obverse that really grips your attention. The cheek on

Extra frosty cartwheel luster. (#7130)

Bold and frosty, in early PCGS holder. Obverse toned. (#7130)

Swirling watercolor shades of iridescence on the obverse gives this a splendid appearance only hinted at in the photograph. (#7130)

Fully struck and brilliant with exceptionally clean surfaces. The only marks are a few on Liberty's cheek. Beautiful toning on obverse. (#7130)

Another gleaming, frosty Gem like the 1880-S Mint State 66 with this color, there are no visible imperfections and displaying soft shades of original

Vibrant toned obverse. (#7130)

Beautiful obverse color. (#7130)

A riveting example of this always-popular Type. This sparkling example is beautifully toned and very well struck. (#7130)

Glittering luster bursts from original toned surfaces unmarred by heavy bagmarking. A strong strike as well, making this a desirable specimen. (#7130

Early PCGS holder. Blue with purple, an utterly charming combination. Bidders glancing through this catalog will recognize a master accumulator of sil

Mostly white reverse, it is the obverse where the toning settled. Full swirling luster on both sides, a coin in one of the pre-1989 flat-edged PCGS ho

Early PCGS holder. Be a sportsman and pull down your bidder card if you've already acquired a number of these remarkable toned specimens, for th...

Early PCGS holder. Deepest blue with shimmering lavender toning creates a spellbinding impression on the collector. It is as fresh as if it had just b

Colorful reverse. (#7130)

This, like the others, has been carefully reviewed by the grading service and then stamped with the desirable MS65 label, as it fully merits. (#7130)

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Both the peripheries and the central reverse are impressive for their sharpness of strike, and the frosty textured surfaces are gleaming. (#7130)