2020 EAC Sale

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Smooth dark brown surfaces and strong detail. A premium example of this better variety whose only drawback is some traces of o

Style 1 Hair. Original, problem-free steely brown surfaces. Only minor marks consistent with the grade. Surprisingly nice for a lower grade 147.

Dark olive surfaces are fairly smooth with just a touch of microporosity in the fields. Full date and legends and the overdate detail is strong. Doubl

Medium brown, no roughness, just a handful of small rim bumps. Nice bold date. Notable as a clear example of the terminal state of these dies with adv

Style 1 Hair. Solid Fine example of this attractive die pair. Steel brown surfaces with just a few light scratches on the obverse and minor rim bumps

Reverse of 1795. Pleasing color is one’s first impression of this cent - chocolate brown contrasted by darker olive in the fields. Few minor

Style 1 Hair. Sharpness F15 but lightly porous throughout. No serious marks. Steel brown in color. Late die state with a bold cud above LI.

Style 1 Hair. G6+ by detail and decent looking for that grade. Just a bit dull and microporous. Only a few tiny marks. Thin laminations at the border

Style 1 Hair. 2 obverse stains, otherwise nice smooth light olive brown surfaces. LDS, Breen VIII, with the cud above ATES, but a bit of the dentils s

Style 1 Hair. VF detail but lightly granular. Retains some eye appeal thanks to the lack of marks and color not being overly dark.