Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Fully pulsating with lovely full-gold color, the surfaces are free of bothersome striking incompleteness and so close to MS65 level it is a toss-up. A

Possibly a piece of cloth or metal clung to the die when this coin was made obliterating much of IN GOD WE TRUST. Some prefer to call these "er...

A short scratch in the reverse field; lustrous. (#7942)

A tiny mark on the jaw and assorted faint hairlines in the fields. The Denver Mint produced its first Quarter Eagles in 1911 with a limited delivery o

Just making Mint State, this well struck example has delicate frost under "old gold" patina. (#7943)

Scarce key date. A lustrous example. (#7943)

Frosty and attractive with just slight friction on the high points. Well struck mintmark. (#7943)

Flattering mint frost and warm yellow-gold complements the strong, clockwork precision seen in the main devices from a bold strike. Philadelphia Mint

A nice dusting of flaming golden luster covers the surface. Crisp detail on all devices with the sole exception (found on most Denver Mint dates) at t

This is a remarkably lustrous coin whose rose-gold features are alive with rich mint frost. There is a slight tone line in one of the feathers of the

Glittering rivers of flame-colored mint frost from center to periphery causes us to pause and think about the possibilities for some far-sighted colle

Frosty with a few marks above the eagle and near the Indian's lips. Scarce D mint date. (#7947)

Scarce in Mint condition. (#7947)

Single tiny mark by star 4. Pleasing high quality for the '64 grade level. Each side has a beaming mellow-gold center that is surrounded by a ni...

Frosty with a full strike on the devices. (#7949)

A nice warm yellow gold piece with notable luster throughout. (#7949)

This example is quite pleasing with good luster and splashes of almost peach-orange patina on each side. (#7949)

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Sleek, choice luster throughout. Extra crisp detail on all relief portions as is the way of the dates in the 1920s, especially those struck in Philade