Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

A satin-frosted golden to electric blue toned gem with strong underlying mirrors and just as strong design elements. In fact "nicely struck,&qu...

A well-toned example with circulation marks. Part of the STANDARD SILVER group of Pattern coins, 1869-71, this piece struck in silver with reeded e

Early first-generation PCGS holdered Gem of the famous "Indian Princess" design with Liberty seated on a bale of cotton. At her side, a gl...

A razor sharp Gem that has rich coppery-gold color. Lustrous and immaculately preserved. Of the patterns of 1870, none is more impressive or popular t

<I>Obverse and reverse: The dies used to coin regular-issue Proof coins this year.<I> Struck in copper, Rarity-7, with possibly as few a...

Liberty seated wearing an Indian headdress, the right hand supports a liberty cap on a pole and the left rests on a globe inscribed LIBERTY; behind ar

Light milky surfaces with frosty white cameos. The petite seated figure of Liberty by Alexis Bailly, this is a very choice, well struck example with o

Another of the "set" pieces of which it is believed about 50 sets were prepared, the design for Judd 1322 is very close to the adopted des...

A satiny superb gem with faint purple-gray to dusky antique silver surfaces that envelope the swirling and hard-working luster beneath. Some weakness

Nevertheless, this is an attractive example with needle-sharp stike, bold rims and rim denticles. It leaves behind in its wake a bold statement of ear

<p><i>The Cross Rivers Collection</i>

Attractively preserved with full but not booming luster. (#9224)

Cleaned. (#9224)

The otherwise silvery iridescent color yields to warmer satiny hues in the fields around the main devices. Albany was one of the earlier permanent set

Original toning. The otherwise silvery hue warms to golden shades in areas with the fields and main devices left satin smooth by the dies rather than

Uncommonly smooth with fully metallic, silvery features. A gem. The Battle of Antietam (or Sharpsburg) on September 17, 1862, climaxed the first of Co

The surfaces are a modest silvery bright, with subtle rather than bright luster, yet everything is fresh, original, beaming. (#9229)<p><i&g...

(#9233)

(#9233)

PVC haze. Lot of 3 coins.<p><i>The Cross Rivers Collection</i>