Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

This is a noteworthy example whose bright white surfaces, largely free of distracting contact marks, show pinpoint striking definition throughout.

Brilliant throughout with fine-grain, matte-like surfaces, this beauty has no impairments on either side that are worthy of mention barring a few fain

Original dusky gray and smoky gold toning. Lacking just a bit of striking detail on central hair as well as eagle’s breast.

The surfaces are bright with moon-glow white luster and show none of the muting often seen on 1902-O dollars. Surrounding the outer border, some attra

A few normally encountered bagmarks on the cheek and a short scuff in the field below the cap; otherwise very frosty with a mixture of satin to cartwh

Weak strike; somewhat scruffy luster.

Bright, silvery and lustrous -- an agreeable specimen of this beloved O-mint issue and a date that, back in the 1970s and 1980s, was the plaything of

Nicely toned; choice surfaces.

Russett gold to gray toning.

A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely mint bloom underneath glorious russet and gold iridescence. Both sides immacul

A satiny gem with intense underlying luster that bolsters the beauty of the clean features on Liberty. Unlike some earlier O-mint issues, this one has

Silver-satin luster is boldly displayed on this fresh-appearing 1904-O, with its long established <I>full rainbow toning on both sides.</I&...

Covering the gammut of this handsome coin is an icy-white color that combines with clean surfaces and a gem quality cheek on Liberty, providing oceans

Lovely subtle pastels on the obverse whose shading and iridescence creates a lovely effect.

This lustrous Gem, with snowy luster that swirls around the surface on both sides, has exquisite surfaces and a very good strike, with light toning.

Includes 1879, 1880-O, 1881-O (2 pieces), 1883-S, 1884-S, 1890, 1897-O, 1901, and 1921-S. A couple of slightly better dates here, so should be looked

Common dates. Lot of 9 coins.

Mostly common dates but we do spot an 1886-S in this group. Lot of 13 coins.

A very pleasing two-tone Proof in which the devices, satin frosted as they are, give it nice contrast against the reflective fields. Only minimal (and

Encompassing but satin luster, the coin gently toned to a light silvery hazy through which the frosty bloom off the dies still persists. Not quite mak