Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Pleasant silver satin surfaces display lots of luster. The rims choice golden toned. Accompanying this, extra crisp detail on all relief portions, cem

The frosty white color is especially vibrant on the cheek and throughout the fields. Almost mesmerizing in its beauty and near-perfection, the cartwhe

A beauty, with nice snappy white color on undisturbed surfaces free of discoloration, besides an especially bold strike. (#7280)

A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely mint bloom with warm golden amber color. Both the peripheries and the central

The beautiful example offered here not only shatters the normally seen striking woes, but its sparkling satin surfaces border on perfection. In fact,

The snowy white color is especially revealing on the satin surfaces of this near-pristine dollar from 1903. As if that weren't enough, the devic...

(#7284)

The popularity of this O-mint release stems not from its present rarity, but rather from its past celebrity. Prior to the Treasury Ransacking of 1962-

Shimmering mint brilliance is seen over each side of this fully struck 1903-O silver dollar. Solid MS64 quality. (#7286)

A coin bursting with silvery afterglow, untoned and blazing white in appearance. The surfaces are clear of marks. Excellent sharpness on all devices a

Clean as a whistle, as one would expect from the grade; however, what really sets this coin apart from others is its intense cartwheel luster that rol

(#7292)

Nicely toned. (#7292)

This lovely Gem is finished in satin luster with glowing fields and sharply impressed devices, the color deep steel blue iridescence as well as gold a

Very colorful obverse. (#7292)

Extra crisp detail on all relief portions. Pleasant satin surfaces display lots of luster and of course knock-out toning on both sides. Collectors sho

Lovely obverse toning. (#7292)

Another in the first-generation PCGS holder. Well toned throughout both sides. There is little to say about the surfaces of this coin as they are as n

Assorted colors of the rainbow throughout the obverse. What a remarkable Gem! (#7292)<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II<...

Metal flow enhances the billowing mint dazzle that emits like forked lightning from the surfaces, giving the coin a shimmering, glowing appearance. Th

Razor-sharp on all devices. Swirling milky luster rounds out this coin's list of memorable attributes. (#7296)

Frosty and very attractive underneath rich colorful obverse patina; the reverse is heavy with white frost. Last year of issue. (#7296)

The surfaces are untoned, rocking with silvery color, and quite lustrous. (#7300)

Brilliant and sharply struck with smooth, lustrous surfaces. (#7300)

Frosty and attractive; the dies for this piece and the 1921-P, D were from entirely new hubs which differ greatly from the 1904 coins. (#7300)

A satiny toned specimen with a wealth of underlying mirror luster on its medium to deep lavender gray and steel blue surfaces. Nicely struck in all ar

Deep, multifaceted toning on both sides. This Proof is a vivid reminder of how strikingly sharp the mint made its Proofs in the 19th century, with a v

Only 1,039 Proofs struck this year. A choice, lightly hairlined specimen, well struck on the main devices and free of rim problems. Medium gray with s

Light circulation wear on the high points; some marks and hairlines. Scarce just the same as a Proof. (#7158)

Clear-cut devices point to it having been giving a full strike by the Proof dies, with only slight evidence of softness. Careening mirrors on a bright

This lovely 1890 Proof coin has it all: expertly produced features; virtually perfect surface preservation; and awe-inspiring originality. First, the

King of the Morgan dollars and a boldly struck, nicely toned example in this choice state of preservation. The fields are balanced dove-gray with some

The 1897 is one of a short run of Proof Morgan Dollars for which inadequacies with the strike can cause difficulty in locating a suitable example. Tha

Light haze but the main mirror surface is swirling with depth and sparkle and no handling marks despite the minimal '60 grade. Devices show exte...

One with obverse toning, the other has reverse toning: 1886 NGC MS64* & 1887 NGC MS65*<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part I...

One with obverse toning, the other has reverse toning: 1887 NGC MS64* & NGC MS63*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II<...

Both 1887 NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

Both 1887 NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS63* & 1887 NGC MS65*. One with obverse toning, the other has reverse toning.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part ...

Both 1887 NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1885 NGC MS64* & 1887 NGC MS63*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1887 NGC MS65* & 1904-O NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS63* & 1887 NGC MS66*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS64* & 1887 NGC MS65*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1885 NGC MS66* & 1887 NGC MS64*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS64* & 1887 NGC MS63*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS64* & 1886 NGC MS63*. We've selected obverse and reverse toned dollars for these two-coin lots to allow many bidders an opportuni...

Both NGC MS66*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1886 NGC MS66* & 1887 NGC MS63*.<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>

1885 NGC MS65* & 1887 NGC MS63*<p><i>from The Battle Creek Collection, Part II</i>