Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

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

With vibrant orange-gold patina on the devices and cascading throughout the fields. A frosty specimen. (#8400)

Flowing rivers of warm golden orange frost expand outwards from the center of this choice coin. (#8404)

Also: 1881 and 1904. Lot of 3 coins. (#8404)

When it comes to flattering mint luster and a minimum number of wispy abrasions, this peach-gold coin is every bit the bold MS64 PCGS assigns to it. T

Small mark on the lower neck. (#8403)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Earlier green-tag PCGS holder. A nice flow of golden frost from center to periphery on this well struck S-mint coin. (#8406)

Boldly struck. The luster is also superior for the issue, and moderately bright fields peer through rich flaming-gold coloration. (#8408)<p>&l...

Lightly cleaned. (#8407)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

(#8409)

Dull with marks and hairlines. (#8411)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

(#8417)

Toned. (#8418)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Struck with exactitude rarely found on a Proof of this decade, with such needle-sharpness it amazes us to witness the tiny stars and each separate hai

Essentially unmatched in its delightful Proof 64 quality: Glittering mirror fields complement precise and lightly frosted reliefs with deep coppery or

Ex Genaitis Collection. Struck with preciseness only now and then found on Proofs of this vintage, the hair curls and hair bun are needle-sharp while

This is an amazing Proof half eagle that was triple-struck with rotation between strikes on the reverse. The obverse does not show any evidence of the

The production of proof gold in the half eagle series was its heaviest from 1900 to 1905, a combined mintage for those years of 930 proofs. For the 19

Wire brushed. (#8510)

This boldly detailed representative is mostly orange-gold in color with sleek, bright metallic frosted features. Scarce San Francisco mint issue since

(#8513)

The best date for a gold type set. (#8514)

Bright frosty patina in the centers as well as in the fields, where it counts. 1909-D is the most widely seen date in the 1908-1929 series. (#8514)

Frosty. (#8514)

Lustrous. (#8514)<p><i>The Cross Rivers Collection</i>

(#8514)

The last half eagle to be struck in New Orleans was the 1909-O Indian half eagle, a date that was the swan song for the facility, which struck no more

(#8517)

(#8517)

Decently struck and very clean with light though still abundant toned mint frost. Basically brilliant with just a hint of reddish orange in the fields

Frosty with a few light contact marks (#8520)

Beams of frosted mint luster and rich tawny orange-gold hues. The strike as keen as a razor on this key date 1911-D, a coin almost legendary within th

Worn on the tops of the headdress feathers. (#8522)<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Color is mostly dusky orange-gold in shade, but flickers of greenish tinted iridescence can be found. Devices were struck with energy and full oomph b

Very choice quality. Each side has a vivid peach-gold patina that is surrounded by a wide margin of frost in the open fields. (#8525)

In many, if not most cases, a numismatic opportunity is not actually lost, just simply delayed until an equal quality coin comes up for sale. But in t

Beams of frosted mint luster and rich tawny orange-gold hues explain this coin's desirable MS64 grade. Desirable, too, describes the precision s...

Includes 1910, 1910-D (2 pieces), 1910-S, 1911, 1911-D (weak D), and 1911-S (damaged).. Lot of 7 coins.

Includes 1912, 1912-S, 1913, 1913-S, 1914, 1914-S and 1916-S. Lot of 7 coins.

Includes 1908, 1908-D, 1908-S, 1909, 1909-D (3 pieces), 1909-S. Lot of 8 coins.

The color is a rich blend of orange-gold and prooflike-gold shades with both sides flashy, bright, glittering. Some marks on the face and lower neck,