Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

A relatively deep chattermark by the 4th star. Only 28,688 minted. Nicely toned. Scarce. (#8723)

Frosty, with normal bagmarks for the grade. (#8725)

(#8729)

Shimmering luster under the old gold toning of this well struck '98-S. Not seen all that often since the mint concentrated on $20 gold pieces in...

(#8742)

Bright yellow-gold to reddish color with sparkling mint luster, there are only a few small abrasions scattered about the satin surfaces, none of which

A simply splendid MS63, the golden-orange surfaces are glistening with frosty textured luster. (#8747)<p><i>The Endangered Species Colle...

Lamination is caused by an impurity in the metal near the surface of the planchet. When the coin is struck, this may cause a slight bubbling or actual

Tinged in delicate golden-rose shades in the fields and on the devices. (#8749)

(#8749)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

A few unimportant rim nicks; lustrous and pleasing to the eye for this scarcer O-mint date. Only 108,950 pieces struck. (#8756)

Bright yellow gold color. (#8757)

Frosty. (#8760)

(#8762)

Flattering mint frost and warm mellow-gold to orange-gold color. Clockwork precision seen in the stars, the edge of the coronet, and all reverse desig

Mint brilliance is crisp and vibrant, highlighting deep mirror-like fields. Engraved features stand out in frosty relief. Hairlines are almost unavoid

Sleek mirrors throughout marks this as a first-rate gem, and among the most difficult late-issue Proofs obtainable if the roster of sales listed below

Called by everyone and the grading service the "wire rim" variety, the proper Mint term is "fin" to describe the fine raised kni...

Augustus Saint-Gaudens' so-called "Indian" Head Eagles are more properly a concoction of his creative genius having to mold itself to ...

Several differences can be noted between the No Motto design and the earlier Rolled or Wire Edge pieces. First, the rim has been modified to facilitat