Superior Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

Blazing luster on satiny white surfaces. A touch of weakness is seen at the Indian's central hair, but on the reverse, the dies were spaced in s...

A satiny gray specimen with attractive golden brown zephyr-like wisps of iridescence on both sides. Nicely struck for the 1919-D date; not quite full,

A frosty bright gem with strong underlying luster and pastel gold to nickel-blue highlights on both sides. Superbly struck for the date, perhaps fully

Lively pale gold to rich gray iridescent luster plays on the satiny surfaces of this darling of a gem Buffalo nickel. We note author Lange's ad...

A lustrous choice specimen with bold underlying luster. Nicely struck, though not fully so-still, close enough to full that mention is merited, we see

A blazing gem with richly imbued luster that graces the frosty pale golden surfaces. The color includes pale sky blue as well. Nicely struck for the d

Dark patina within the protected areas around the main devices.

A satiny and lustrous gem with a blush of faint golden champagne on both sides. The strike is virtually flawless, although perhaps a hint of weakness

The '26-D date is notorious for its mushy strikes. That is why possession of a high-end gem that is <I>fully struck</I> creates a lo...

Choice brownish gray with a burst of faint nickel brilliance at the centers. A difficult year, especially when found in well-struck condition. This mi

Housed in an ICG grading holder, this is a lustrous, nicely toned example of a date that is known for its insufficient die striking pressure. Most of

A pleasant gem example swooning with mid-winter blizzard-white frost. Extra crisp detail on all relief portions increase the overall beauty and desira

Lustrous but deep blue-white frostiness dominates the surfaces of this beautiful coin, with a particular glow to the reverse fields. Some pale golden

Attractive warm sunset gold toning and lustrous.

A silvery bright specimen glowing with original mint bloom. Especially bold strike. The date is definitely underrated in tip-top gem quality!

An intensely beautiful Buffalo nickel, a coin with superb color and a strike that is amazingly close to complete for 1934D. Intense multicolor toning

A glittering pale golden gem with intense nickel-blueluster, a bold strike, and eye appeal that just won't end!

Likely caused by the same situation that created the 1937-D 3-legger: extensive die polishing and rebasining that removed part of the design.

Uncleaned and original.

Scattered circulation marks on the Indian's portrait.