Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Attractively toned to justify the star. (#7140)

And 1882-S NGC MS65. Lot of 2 coins. (#7140)

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This piece displays attractive snow-white color over the abrasion-free surfaces; particularly attractive is Liberty's satin cheek. (#7142)

An appealing fresh silvery white specimen, fully struck, and unmarred by discoloration or heavy contact marks. Quite difficult to encounter in this de

What is most noticeable when one first examines this coin is its thick mint luster -- it swirls from side-to-side unimpeded by noticeable abrasions. A

Attractive toning on the obverse. (#7142)

Extra frosty luster with exquisite spinning brilliance. (#7144)

Beautiful toning on both sides, but it is the obverse which grabs your attention. An unusually high quality coin for the 1883-CC date, this specimen d

Frosty white luster. (#7144)

Earlier sold in the GSA sales of the 1970s, this is a strongly struck, vibrant toned Gem. (#7144)

This conditionally rare offering is fully brilliant with richly frosted devices and prooflike fields. The strike is generally free of criticism, being

The silvery color is especially vivid on the reverse while the obverse acquired smooth silvery blue to reddish toning over its crisp frosty to proofli

Given the proper amount of strike pressure, the coin was fully brought up by the dies and left in a heavily frosted condition. A gem. (#7144)

From center to periphery the glare of luminous silvery luster glows, sleekly prooflike in the fields making a swift transition to stark white frost fo

The snowy white color is especially revealing on this decidedly prooflike example whose flashy white brilliance compares favorably with a coin in an e

An untoned specimen with excellent heavy CC frost almost weighing it down like the globe Atlas supports on his shoulders, with fields that are free fr

Both the strike and satiny luster on this diminutive type coin are simply outstanding for the MS64 level, and only the presence of a few scattered fie

White and semiprooflike. (#7144)

Lovely blue-steel metallic sheen over the obverse with a band of white through the middle. (#7146)

Lovely smoky pastels with the deeper shades covering the reverse but the obverse also accounting for its share of original patina. Devices as "...

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Vivid rainbow hues cross the obverse from left to right. A refreshing example of this otherwise plentiful issue. (#7146)

Colorful toning on the obverse. (#7146)

Toned obverse. (#7146)

Sleek colorful reverse on this well struck 1883-O silver dollar. The "star" is for eye-appeal. (#7146)

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Wonderful bands of toning at the top obverse. (#7146)

The mint luster rolls around both sides with a pleasing cartwheel sheen, and none of the features reveal any bothersome distractions other than a few

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Careening but satin luster, the coin gently toned to a light gold through which silver color still persists. Devices foursquare and bold throughout in

Old Paramount holder with grade of MS65, nice metal flow enhances the billowing mint dazzle that emits like forked lightning from the surfaces, giving

Old Paramount holder with grade of MS65, still lustrous but more heavily bagmarked than the other 1883-S from this consignment. There is a nick on the

Devices as "sharp as a two-edged sword" on the hair, on the eagle's breast, and everywhere in-between. Virtually Antarctic white luste...

The strike as keen as a razor on this '84 Philadelphia Mint release. A silvery fresh specimen glowing with original mint bloom. (#7150)

White reverse with an intensely pleasing multicolor obverse whose underlying surface gleams with cartwheel spin. (#7150)

There is little to say about the surfaces of this coin as they are as near to perfect as imaginable for the '66 grade. The prooflike reflection ...

White. (#7152)

Deeply toned obverse; smooth white reverse with a little color at the rim only. (#7152)

Another from the GSA hoard of frosty Mint States. (#7152)

The blazing silver-white surfaces are smooth from rim to rim with no carbon to report and full deep mirrors. Sharply struck and thereby lustrous, both

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