Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Lustrous and well struck. An affordable O-mint issue from the 1840s. (#8222)

A few little dents on the face; lustrous and generally well struck for this early P-mint date. Scarce. (#8226)

Tinged in delicate golden-rose shades on either side, the luster satiny rather than frosty as it turns to semi-prooflike in areas. Typical weak dentic

Although the date boasts a somewhat sizeable mintage of 27,612 pieces, the typically encountered specimen is Fine or Very Fine. Significantly in relat

A highly lustrous specimen with milky gold iridescence on satiny surfaces. Nicely struck. An eye-popping coin for the serious numismatist. The 1873

Lustrous bright-gold patina with 10% obverse luster and 20% reverse luster. Rare in all grades, as is true of quite a few half eagles of this era.

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(#8354)

Bright mint luster and attractive, almost pulsating golden frostiness with pleasing apricot-gold hues. (#8371)<p><i>The Endangered Speci...

Fully struck, as befits a coin in which the surfaces are awash in rich reddish-gold color. Struck with almost scientific precision on the hair, the st

Frosty and well struck. (#8379)

Cleaned and then allowed to tone naturally; choice surfaces for this traditionally bagmarked date. Last year of issue, the Carson City mint never reop

This originally preserved example exhibits dipped-gold centers and fields within delicate luster elsewhere. Lightly worn with ample remaining definiti

Struck with almost scientific precision on the coronet, hair and lovelock curl. Bright with tawny-gold color, both sides exhibit so few scattered blem

Bagmarked but frosty just the same. (#8732)

Beams of frosted mint luster and rich tawny orange-gold hues with a few widely scattered bagmarks. The almost matte-like surface on 1899 Philadelphia

(#8398)

The deeply struck, cartwheel-like surfaces are draped in soft reddish-golden patina and show minimal abrasions. (#8399)

Dusky old-gold and reddish patina is nicely layered over each side of this lustrous S-mint from the end of the 19th century. Devices were struck with