Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

Light PVC residue from years in a plastic coin flip; somewhat dullish luster and the high points show minor weakness in strike resulting in a dulled a

Lightly toned over surfaces that may have been dipped at one time but do not reveal signs of abrasive cleaning. A well-struck example of this affordab

Dipped at one time and therefore not toned, this is a surprisingly well made 1849, a year that tends to be poorly struck in certain areas. We are als

The satin-like luster is almost unimpaired by heavy abrasions of any size, save the usual tiny coin-to-coin marks associated with storage in a bag. Th

Following closely behind 1859-O in popularity and abundance is the 1860-O, another date released by the Treasury forty or more years ago in large grou

Some faint old graffiti on the obverse. Almost slick, but the date and mintmark clearly visible.

Lustrous, though with about 25% frost left. The remaining surface is smooth, light silver gray in color, and without too many circulation abrasions.

Attractive surface with light dove-gray toning; abundant luster remains in the devices and around the legends, stars and other outer-margin features.

Lustrous, with normal scattered field abrasions from its short time in circulation.

Pair, one of which is cleaned, the other displays nice "old silver" color. Lot of 2 coins.