Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

From the repolished die by this Robert B. Gray issuer, this quarter dollar has extensive die breaks on the reverse, almost in a “spoke” pattern around

As is almost always the case with these delightful Indian round quarters, the fields are prooflike while the portrait stands in frosted relief, with o

Minimally frosted but definitely Uncirculated, the various devices show indifferent to weak strike as often found with this type (the high relief of t

Desirable squat Liberty head variety with no berries on the wreath. Frosty golden color.

This transition piece carries the G logo but was struck by the successor to Robert Gray, the California Jewelry Company. The head is rather crude and

This boldly detailed representative of the Indian head style is mostly bright gold in color with sleek, bright metallic frosted features. Could easily

Struck by an unknown manufacturer, this is part of an extensive series of Indian head pieces struck in the Second Period. On BG-1060, the date is low

Color is mostly bright yellow-gold in shade, but flickers of prooflike tinted iridescence can be found in the fields, offset by strikingly attractive

A lovely coin featuring bright surfaces, crisp detail and a clear date. In this variety there is a period after the date, a small star below DOLLAR, a