Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Frosty gold surfaces. (#7951)

Scattered bagmarks but close to MS62 eye-appeal. (#7951)

A nice dusting of flaming reddish golden luster covers the surface, including the entire curvature of the Indian's cheek and neck. A date noted ...

(#7952)

(#7952)

Both sides are soaked in copper-gold iridescence that accents the ample remaining luster. (#7953)

Lot of 13 coins (no 1911-D or 1928) grading EF45 to AU58. Lot of 13 coins.

Cleaned lightly, resulting in myriad fine hairlines, but the luster is still prevalent, if soft and satiny, while there are virtually no marks whatsoe

Scarce early issue, much less available than the common 1854 Philly mint. (#7972)

Lightly cleaned and abraded. Nevertheless, the 1855 is much scarcer than the commonly seen 1854 first-year issue. (#7973)

Toned and cleaned. (#7976)

Jewelry piece. (#7979)

Cleaned but still an acceptable coin for a $3 gold set. (#7980)

Scarce, as are all the low mintage years of the 1860s. (#7982)

Another very low mintage date, one of the most sought-after in the series in all grades. (#7984)

Still some luster present on this well preserved 1871, a low mintage year. (#7993)

A solidly graded, strictly Mint State $3, this coin displays normal striking definition for a piece from 1874. This is not to say that the strike is f

Sparkling golden iridescence imbues this satiny beauty with a life of its own on this popular $3 denomination. Add a high degree of choice mint luster

Cleaned, but nevertheless very attractive. (#8002)

Jewelry piece. (#8011)