Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Reasonable detail from a good strike, but nominal weakness on the hand and body of Liberty as well as the eagle's leg. Crisp bloom from the dies...

Full cartwheel luster that is smooth, white and refreshingly free of spots or tarnish. (#6623)

Always the bridesmaid but never the bride? Well, this 1945 with full swirling luster on both sides gets to cut the cake when it comes to mint freshnes

(#6624)

(#6624)

White. (#6625)

Another exciting gem. (#6625)

White, with a blush of gold up near the rim. (#6625)

Originally preserved, the surfaces are intensely lustrous with swirling cartwheel frost underneath eye-pleasing medium toning with some blue iridescen

One would be hard pressed to locate a more pristine 1945-S in this grade: glowing white frost associated with lovely amber toning at the edge. (#6626)

A brilliant, lustrous and exquisitely preserved Gem. (#6626)

The surfaces range from silvery to hard white frost. A lustrous and nicely struck Gem. The centers are not 100% sharp but are much nicer than average

A lustrous Gem that has icy white color and a good strike, although the hand is weak and the upper skirt lines did not fill the die. (#6626)

A brilliant and exceptionally lustrous Gem that has exquisite fields and devices. (#6626)

Decently struck throughout, the surfaces show even silvery bloom, and there are no mentionable abrasions on either side other than for a few tiny tick

Yet another highly lustrous Gem that has flashy luster and rich white frost. (#6626)

A lustrous Gem that has flashy luster and rich white frost. (#6626)

This is a thickly frosted, Gem quality representative of this desirable 1946 date. (#6627)

The mint luster rolls around both sides with a pleasing cartwheel sheen, and none of the features reveal any bothersome distractions. (#6627)

A well struck, well preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely mint bloom that seesaws with every angle. (#6628)

Luster swirls around the coin like greased lightning. (#6629)

Milky white surfaces swirl with luster accompanied by the first indications of toning. (#6629)

(#6629)

Pleasant satin luster ripples across untoned silver surfaces. (#6629)

A fantastic coin, with riveting appeal from crystal-white fields. (#6629)

Bright silver color bursts from original surfaces ever so lightly toned. A strong strike as well, making this a desirable specimen. (#6629)

Bright satin finish, sparkling as when first issued. Not too difficult to find but always popular in this condition. (#6630)

Frosty white patina dominates both sides. (#6630)

This is a blemish-free example, white in color, with nice mint bloom. (#6630)

This lovely Gem is finished in satin luster with glowing fields and sharply impressed devices. (#6630)

A highly lustrous Gem that has rich white iridescence and a razor sharp strike and just the first blush of golden toning on the reverse. (#6630)

Well developed and attractive toning. (#6630)

The wintry blast of white luster is utterly pleasing on this 1947-D, the last year of the design. (#6631)

Bright snow-white surfaces with a change to more subtle milky iridescence in areas of the eagle's wing. (#6631)

(#6631)

Shimmering white fields glowing and mirror-like with sharp definition and only a few areas of toning or patina. A truly exceptional 1936 Proof. All mi

Lovely glittering originality with mirror deep fields supporting razor-sharp devices. A scarcer Proof from the 1930s. It was only in 1936, after years

1940 PCGS MS63, 1941 PCGS MS64, 1942, PCGS MS65, and 1943 PCGS MS66. Lot of 4 coins. (#6609)

PCGS MS66 and PCGS MS64. Lot of 2 coins. (#6622)

This is a well-struck first-year issue with good details. It has no bothersome abrasions or points of wear and could very well have come from one of t

(#86653)

The strike is strong, with clear definition to the high points of the bell, including all horizontal lines. Nicely toned. The inscription on the Li

Lovely surfaces and color. (#6655)

Attractively toned. Faithful to every detail from a full blow by the dies, this is a pleasing, highly lustrous coin has virtually no grade-limiting lu

(#6655)

Unusually difficult to find this sharp and lustrous. (#86657)

Given the proper amount of strike pressure, the coin was fully brought up by the dies. Pleasant satin envelops all surfaces under its silvery toned ra

A lovely specimen, fresh out of a Mint Set. (#86658)

Outstanding surfaces, strike, and color. (#86659)

Desirable with this bold strike across the reverse bell lines. Luster swirls around the coin like greased lightning, showing all of 1951-D's int...