2020 EAC Sale

Very nice surfaces and color for this condition sensitive Connecticut type. Glossy chocolate brown with no planchet flaws or marks to point out. Usual

149.3 grains. The scarce early die state of this popular variety, desirable as it affords a completely visible date and legends, before those details

141.5 grains. An attractive piece with nice color and centering. Painted die variety in left obverse field. Ex 2008 C4 Sale, lot 216.

124.5 grains. An interesting “whatsit” with a skillfully re-engraved date. The work was probably done in the mid-19th century and th

115.8 grains. Technical sharpness of a Fine but there is some rim filing and light surface dents. Full date and legends. Dark olive color. Ex 2004 C4

102.3 grains. VF sharpness but lightly smoothed to minimize roughness. Retoned to a decent chocolate brown. Crude planchet with a straight clip. Late

An impressive uncirculated piece with glossy, reflective luster. Dark chocolate brown with hints of tan. A bit of rough planchet texture at the center

147.5 grains. From arm’s length this appears to be a nice, sharp, and natural AU coin, but a glass reveals the detail in the Indian’

150.6 grains. Very nice for the grade with smooth light brown surfaces that show off some subtle woodgrain tone at the right angle. No problems to not

A relatively bold example of this common but distinctive variety. Glossy dark olive and steel surfaces. The obverse is choice while the reverse has on

147.4 grains. Counterstamped “C.S.Y.” on the reverse - an unusual feature for a New Jersey copper. Decent quality surfaces, a little

13.03 grams. A nicely executed “copy of a copy,” probably made only shortly after the original Bolen pieces in the 1860s or 70s. Lig

9.04 grams, 29 mm. A wild looking piece unlike anything we’ve ever come across. Vaguely reminiscent of the C. Wyllys Betts creations but the

9.55 grams. An important and desirable electrotype made from the former U.S. Mint Cabinet specimen that now resides in the Smithsonian. This was likel

143.7 grains. An interesting major variety featuring two 8-pointed stars on the central reverse label, both of which are visible on this piece. Sharp

One of the most popular Washington pieces, here in well-circulated condition which makes it both interesting and affordable. VG10 detail or so, the su

Very choice for the assigned grade - would be right at home in a holder graded a point or two higher. Fully lustrous surfaces that are a mix of cartwh

An interesting pair featuring a very similar seated figure on harp motif. Despite the different dates, these were made around the same time and would

Surfaces a bit dull from some light PVC residue, but a good amount of prooflike luster remains and more should appear with a careful conservation. A s

An attractive and well-preserved specimen with much mint red remaining in the fields and some pretty blue iridescence.