Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

Nicely toned with underlying mint frost helping to outwardly propel the colors.

Strong black-on-white contrast between the mirrored field and frosted devices. Typical light bagmarks for the grade. The devices are boldly struck.

No deviation in the sharp relief seen, not even in the centers of the coin. Silver satin surfaces would predominate here, quite lustrous in appearance

Somewhat uneven but nevertheless colorful two-sided toning on this coin.

Today's buyer will have a field day examining all of the resplendent rainbow, or otherwise colorfully toned dollars in the sale, with this delig...

An incredibly lustrous MS63 with flashy cartwheels beneath rich champagne brown obverse toning. The reverse rim plays host to a deeper crescent of pur

This scarce branch mint issue sits squarely in its grade classification, with only modest bagmarks and minor luster blurring. Yet it exhibits some ve

Lustrous and well-struck for the issue, this scarcer San Francisco date in this quality is sure to please the collector. Although many would gladly tr

Deep iridescent toning that includes gold and some greenish blue radiance highlighting normal antique-gray color.

Precision strike on every device: A boldly made gleaming surface example, with great depth to the detail and nice mint bloom underneath vivid <I&...

Deep rich hues with an iridescence and color combination that almost takes your breath away! A gem!

Both sides are remarkably lustrous with full-moon whiteness and a spray of snowy iridescence for Liberty’s smooth, almost bagmark-free portrait. Indee

A glowing icy freshness is emitted from undisturbed original surfaces. The devices were struck with energy and full “oomph” by the dies imparting bold

Brilliant-white and fully lustrous with a near-perfect strike for this low mintage issue. Only 228,000 dollars were struck in 1885 before the mint was

Silver satin luster on a well-presented and fully struck prooflike example. Elusive as a two-toned frosted coin and, therefore, would make an impressi

This coin radiates attractive silver color, with no detracting marks or problems, the reverse white for the most part (except at the rim) while the ob

Smoky gray gives way to shades that a rainbow would be proud to display. Often these toned coins were once end-coins in a roll; others may have rested

Deep steel blue with shades of aquamarine and purple. Outstanding!

Flowing mint brilliance like a shimmering waterfall cascades over each side of this fully struck Gem. The cartwheel effect in the fields is made even

A few light scuffs in the frost before the face. A pleasant example swooning with mid-winter blizzard-white luster. Also, we're pleased to see ...