2020 EAC Sale

An exciting, recently discovered example of this coveted ’94 variety. Very appealing look for the grade thanks to the light brown color and l

A remarkable second S-33 in this year’s sale, this an interesting counterstamped survivor with P. HANSELL stamped on both sides in addition t

Head of 1794. Nearly VF detail and overall decent, glossy surfaces with good eye appeal. Deduction in grade for a handful of rim bumps, some obverse s

Head of 1794. Very nice reddish-chocolate and golden-tan color, just a little granular and there is a nick on the cheek. VG7 detail. Later die state w

Head of 1794. Sharpness of VF25. Dark brown fields with light chocolate devices. Surfaces lightly porous, the roughness a bit stronger at the upper ob

Head of 1794. Fine detail but has a sharp cut on the lower right reverse which caused a slight bend to the coin. Otherwise decent surfaces, just dark

Head of 1794. A pleasing light olive-brown cent, well struck from an early state of the dies. No roughness, just a few little obverse nicks. Could be

Head of 1794. Strong VF25 detail but the obverse is lightly pitted and was carefully burnished. The reverse is nicer and more natural looking. Little

Head of 1794. Interesting electro made from an unknown host. Re-engraved hair detail although it’s hard to know whether it was like that on t

Starred Reverse. Always an exciting offering when an example of this storied large cent variety comes up for sale. One hasn’t graced the page