Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

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

With the strike definition being better than average, the bidder or collector should find nothing to fault, despite its somewhat soft, muted luster on

Lot of 2 coins.

1921 Peace About Uncirculated 50, 1934 About Uncirculated 50, 1934-D About Uncirculated 50, and 1934-D Extremely Fine 40. Lot of 4 coins.

Frosty luster.

A superlative specimen of this normally bagmarked Denver issue, this conditionally rare offering is fully lustrous with richly frosted surfaces and go

Clockwork precision seen in most of Liberty’s hair with only a little beveling inwards at the center about where the ear would be. Similar sharpness o

Lightly toned; normal shallow luster grazes on the face and in the nearby field. Typical strike for 1924-S.

Fully struck on each side, the naturally toned surfaces shimmer and sparkle with a sheet of silvery luster and are unfettered by any noticeable abrasi

Silver-white satin luster is boldly displayed on this fresh-appearing 1925-S. As usual with the strike, centers are soft and somewhat granular while t

A highly lustrous Gem that has rich silvery patina and a razor-sharp strike.

About as close to flawless as can be expected for this ICG grade, this robust 1926-S has only a few very shallow breaks in the luster on each side.

Soft satin-like fields careening with lustrous silver color. Excellent sharpness on all devices with only marginally soft detail in the central part

Another example of this low mintage issue.

Common dates. Lot of 11 coins.

Sleek coppery red with deep steel brown color, a wonderful combination for any copper piece, but made even more impressive on this early Proof Pattern

Encased in NGC holder 1733106-012, this boldly made Indian $2.50 Proof comes to you with exquisite spot-free surfaces and near perfection in all its m

According to Charles E. Green (1936) only 167 proofs were made of this first year of the Pratt Indian head design. There is every reason for believing

The year 1908 was a historic one for the Treasury Department's Mint. It was the first year proofs were struck featuring the new Saint-Gaudens &q...

All Proofs this year are from the With Motto reverse incorporating IN GOD WE TRUST below the eagle. There were 101 proofs struck of this impressive de

Several varieties occur on the Philadelphia Mint issue in this year: the size of the head can be either large or petite, and there is sometimes (but

Frosty.

Well-struck on the main devices, including all waves of hair and the pearl beaded edge of the coronet (13 pearls or beads to accompany the 13 stars).

There is a lovely interplay between orange-gold and reddish colors that give this the eye appeal of an even higher grade. A few light surface marks, n

Lustrous and generally much better made than the 1855 issue of this short-lived (2-year) Type. Struck from lightly clashed dies.

Housed in an Accugrade AU55 slab, this partially lustrous example has a faint dent on Liberty’s hair which transfers through to a raised bulge on the

Includes 1855-D Type 1 ANACS graded Extremely Fine Details, Net Fine 12, "ex jewelry - cleaned - damaged - repaired." And 1861 ANACS grade...

This conditionally challenging offering is fully brilliant with richly frosted surfaces. The strike is generally free of criticism while the color has

Lustrous.

Well-struck with smooth, velvety luster and rich orange-gold shades. The devices are so heavily frosted that NGC chose it's ultimate designation...

(Numistrust MS63 graded).

Numistrust MS63. Some minor dullness on the high points but generally lustrous and well-struck overall.

(Numistrust MS62). Natural surfaces and only marginal weakness are found in the frost on the high points. The relative newcomer on the block, Numistru

Almost sharper than MS61 quality and verging on MS62 in terms of frostiness and sharpness of strike.

(Numistrust MS62 graded).

Much scarcer issue in this condition than the other P-mint dates, lustrous and very well struck, although kept out of the MS65 category, we suppose, b

(Numistrust graded MS64). Lustrous with some purple brown patina in areas. Scarce in choice mint condition. Market pricing varies in response to whic

(Numistrust MS63 graded). A bit of good fortune awaits the buyer of this 1914-D: it is one of the scarcer issues in Mint quality and yet not as expens

(Numistrust MS63 graded). Clear mintmark along with very sharp detail on the Indian's war bonnet and the eagle's body of feathers.

Extra frosty luster in the fields, in the most recessed areas, and on top of the chief wear points such as the Indian's cheek bone and ruffled f...

(Numistrust graded MS62).