Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1722 Rosa Americana Halfpenny. About Good 3 obverse, Fine 12 reverse, rough surfaces. 1786 New Jersey. Good 4, clear date, rough surface. Lot of 2 coi

Draped bust 1804 with stems and crosslet 4; 1809 Classic head type (dark and rough surfaces). Lot of 2 coins.

(PCI graded Mint State 65. Red and Brown.) Graded by the obverse only as the reverse is very indistinct due to the strike-thru.

Some damage and hairlines undereath the deep steel brown patina. Date and all of LIBERTY clear, as is the portrait of Liberty hereself; some injury oc

This coin's sharpness is VF20 or better (with moderate corrosion--the reverse more so than the obverse). Both sides have been lightly smoothed ...

1801 Draped Bust Fine 12 dark; 1818 Coronet Head Very Fine 20. Lot of 2 coins.

A nice, problem-free example of the classic head variety (1808-1814).

1826 N-6 F12. 1833 N-5 F15. 1834 N-2 VG8. 1846 N-2 F12. 1851 N-17 VF25. 1851 N-18 F15. 1853 N-29 F12. 1854 N-17 F12. 18

(PCI graded About Uncirculated 50.) Minor planchet indent effect at lower right rim.

Dates ranging from 1852 to 1855 "Knob on Ear." Lot of 3 coins.

Pleasing glossy brown with old faded red in a few areas, this is a classic "Braided Hair" style of the end of the series.

The strike is normal for the issue with the usual heavy metal flows on both sides and marginal softness along the left-hand portion of the wreath; als

Three flying eagle cents dated 1857 and 1858 (with large letters) and graded Fine to Very Fine. One 1874 Indian 1c graded Mint State 64 Red and Brown

Includes: 1857 Flying Eagle. Extremely Fine 40 and Very Fine 20, 1900 About Uncirculated 50, 1903 About Uncirculated 50, 1904 About Uncirculated 50, 1

There is a hint of light tan toning splashed in the fields of this flashy gem. Furthermore, for 1859, this Cent has a sharp strike and impressive lust

A sparkling gem of the finest order. Intense cartwheel luster blends smoothly with pale golden highlights on the satiny surfaces, with only marginal s

A lustrous MS64 that has smooth luster and rich tan-to-red color, with no obvious spotting.

A rich coppery orange-gold color dazzles the eye from the way the cartwheel spin cascades off the surface. Sharp-edged devices and lettering throughou

Popular “L” variety, the initial stands for Longacre, who designed the 1859-1909 Indian cent. A glittering brown to golden brown specimen with faded

Lot of 2 coins.