Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Frosty white and attractive. (#7134)

White. a dazzler. (#7134)

(#7134)

A little gold toning, but mainly white with gorgeous mint fresh dazzle. (#7134)

An immaculate, spinning-bright Gem, the surfaces spread light with vivid wintry white originality over both sides though there is a little milky white

Toned and frosty. (#7134)

(#7134)

Lightly toned but otherwise bursting with mint frostiness and silvery elegance. Only scattered bagmarks, far fewer than on many of the Government Serv

(#7134)

A brilliant and highly lustrous '82-CC that has nicely preserved surfaces. GSA holder. (#7134)

Choice silvery frost in the devices and fields. (#7134)

Bright and flashy. (#7135)

A flashy, toned example, as crisp and lustrous as when it was first issued, and no doubt an early prooflike strike from new dies. (#97137)

Mint-fresh surfaces and luster. (#7136)

Also 1898-O, 1900-O and 1904-O in the same grades. Lot of 4 coins. (#7136)

A brilliant, lustrous, and nicely preserved specimen. (#7136)

A desirable Prooflike of this New Orleans date, scarce and glittering. (#7137)

And 1883-O (5 pieces) certified, MS63 to MS65. Lot of 6 coins. (#7136)

This overmintmark variety was discovered in the 1960s by A. George Mallis and Leroy Van Allen when they were given the opportunity to examine many of

What is most noticeable when one first examines this overmintmarked coin is its thick, satiny mint luster -- it swirls around each side unimpeded by h