2020 EAC Sale

A neat grouping. Includes 1806 C-1 “P*S”, 1826 C-1 “VVVL”, 1826 C-1 “H.REES”, 2x 1828 C-3

Nice, original, medium brown surfaces. Has traces of the subtle luster this date was made with and there are hints of faded red on each side. No probl

Frosty light steel brown with some mint red in the protected areas, more so on the reverse. Minute signs of handling but pretty much full luster and n

Golden-olive and chocolate brown. The color pattern a bit unnatural, perhaps the coin was dipped, but the frosty cartwheel luster is unaffected and th

Beautiful choice UNC 1855 with bold luster, partial bright mint red, and prooflike flash to the fields, perhaps from a fresh die lapping. No marks or

A notable piece for its above average strike with a majority of the dentils fully defined. Mostly medium brown in color, the obverse a little splotchy

Quite a bit of red - about 25% on the obverse and more than half on the reverse. Seems to be more than enough for an RB designation at the grading ser

Donated by Jim Carr who collected the signatures at the 2019 EAC Convention in Dayton. Both sides are covered - there must be over 100 signatures tota

Chain, AMERI. More than respectable for a low grade AMERI. Original surfaces boasting pleasing brown color and no severe marks, just some normal nicks

Chain, AMERICA. Smooth dark olive brown surfaces with just minor porosity in a few places and a couple small old scratches. Quite nice for a Chain cen

Chain, Periods. An unusual low grade electro worn down to a nice light brown. A pocket piece perhaps. Plain edge, except for the seam of course.

Wreath, Vine & Bars Edge. A high quality electro of the uncirculated British Museum specimen. Rich brown color, a few specks of corrosion from t...

Wreath, Vine & Bars Edge. The scarce vine & bars edge sub-variety of this die pair. Obverse is G5, reverse looks more AG, but this is the us...

Wreath, Vine & Bars Edge. Sharpness VG10 with nice complete detail on both sides. Burnished obverse fields in an attempt to smooth out some pitt...

Liberty Cap. Lovely copy of the finest known Crosby-French-Sternberg-Clapp-ANS S-12. Nice brown color with no trace of lead showing through. Obverse t

Head of 1793, Edge of 1793. Sharpness at least VG8 from the standpoint of wear, but some definition is lost due to light to moderate porosity covering

Head of 1793, Edge of 1794. A boldly defined Head of ’93 cent with detail well into the VF range. Surfaces are glossy overall but have light

Head of 1793, Edge of 1794. A remarkably attractive light brown example of this variety. Nearly choice obverse, just the faintest microporosity in the

Head of 1794. Sharpness about F15 but there is some minor porosity and light scratches on each side. Dark olive with lighter steel devices. Late die s

Head of 1794. A bit sharper, the surfaces are glossy but somewhat rough in texture from areas of light porosity and myriad tiny circulation marks. Med

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

Head of 1794. Sharpness F15 with lightly granular surfaces. No serious marks and generally decent eye appeal for this tough variety. Medium brown and

Head of 1794. A beautiful example of this popular ’94 variety with glossy light brown surfaces that are hard and smooth. Borderline XF if not

Head of 1794. Pleasing medium brown and steel surfaces that are almost entirely free of marks. VF20 detail. Close inspection reveals some minor hairli

Head of 1794. Dark olive brown and steel surfaces that are pretty nice for the grade - just some minute roughness in the fields in a few places but no

Head of 1794. VG10 detail but porous. Decent medium brown color with tan on the highpoints. Late die state.

Missing Fraction Bar. Glossy dark olive surfaces with porosity covering the fields and lower devices. No marks to report. VG10 detail. The fraction ar

Head of 1795. Sharpness VG10 with lightly porous surfaces and some scratches across the obverse. Appealing color - medium brown fields and lighter cho

Head of 1795. Fairly smooth and decent for the grade, just some very minor porosity in the fields and spots of raised corrosion near the cap. Steely m

Lettered Edge. Solid VG10 detail. Steel surfaces with scattered fine porosity. Bold edge lettering.

Lettered Edge. Re-engraved hair detail. G6 detail, medium brown surfaces, light porosity and rim bumps.

Plain Edge. Beautiful light brown surfaces, essentially flawless, just lightly worn. There are a few spots of brick red tone on each side, most notabl

Plain Edge. Close to F detail. An attractive piece that appears smooth to the naked eye, just faintly porous under a glass. A few small rim bumps, oth

Plain Edge. Hard, smooth light olive and tan surfaces. Rim bump under the date, only trivial marks otherwise. Nice quality for the grade.

Plain Edge. Sharpness quite a bit higher in the VF range but there are some rim bumps including a strong one affecting both sides at 9 o’cloc

Liberty Cap. A point or two sharper but the surfaces are dull from microporosity. No marks though and nice full detail for a ’96 Cap in this

Liberty Cap. Glossy steel brown. Each side has a handful of tiny nicks and there is some spots of reddish corrosion on the obverse, but no serious pro

Liberty Cap. Very decent for this tough ’96 Cap variety. Sharpness VG10 with microscopic porosity covering about half the planchet. No major

Liberty Cap. Steel brown surfaces that are pretty nice for the grade. A bit microporous but with no serious marks.

Draped Bust, Reverse of 1795. VG10 detail, surfaces lightly porous but not bad looking overall. Dark olive color. Full date and legends. Early die sta

Draped Bust, Reverse of 1797. Nice medium brown surfaces with just a little roughness behind the hair. Refreshing quality for a ’96 Bust, not