Heres A Couple 1901 Gold Eagle 1917 T2 SLQ 1893 Col Expo Com

Keeping in mind that I have a lot of difficulty grading gold from pics:

1901 Liberty Head Eagle - slight insignificant contact marks and I don't see any signs of wear though there may be slight rub on Liberty's bun. I also see a small amount of mottling in the obverse field. I see this one as AU58-MS62.

1917 Standing Liberty quarter Type 2 - This is a very nice example of this coin. I do not see any signs of wear. The knee is still fully detailed and I don't see any rub on the breast. The luster looks great. Outstanding strike on this one with a full shield and possible full head (at least 3/4). I see this one as MS63 with a possible FH designation.

1893 Columbian Exposition Commemorative Half Dollar - While the toning mutes any luster this coin may have, I think it still retains some. The picture on this one was a little harder to grade from. I see that almost all of the sail details remain but there appears to be some obverse wear. Since the sails weren't always struck well on these, I see this coin as an AU50-55.

Nice pics!

I changed the title to reflect what coins you have posted so that members would recognize if any of these are coins that they're proficient in.

1901 gold ms-63
standing liberty ms-63
xf on the col. half

Grades are as follows:

1901s- bought as an MS-60 for $300
1917 - AU-58
Colum- I am really suprised at the responses on this one.
Its in an ANACS MS-63 holder, and looks every bit of it
in hand. After looking at the coin again I realized the
pics are misleading. The luster is very consistent under
the toning and their is no sign of wear on the obverse
even though it looks like there is in the pics.

Thanks for lookin'