2020 EAC Sale

A neat looking two-sided “brockage” that was made by smashing two coins together with a hammer or vice. Interesting that it

A sharp, slightly prooflike piece that is mint state or very nearly so by wear, but lightly cleaned. There are some faint hairlines visible in the fie

Medium Letters. Frosty chestnut brown and steel with a streak of darker toning above the head and a larger, more subdued streak at the lower reverse..

Medium Letters. Choice lustrous chocolate brown with some bluish-steel iridescence radiating from the slightly prooflike fields. Only trivial abrasio

Medium Letters. Lustrous light brown, a very pretty cent with just a few minor marks - a nick on the cheek most prominently. Full cartwheel frost on e

Head of 1838. Choice light chocolate color and very nice frosty surfaces. Nearly pristine with just a few microscopic contact marks. M-LDS with advanc

Head of 1838. The interesting “Accessory E” variety with a stray E punched in the leaves under the E in AMERICA. Sharpness of XF. Ni

Medium Letters. Choice tan surfaces with a bit of frosty luster in the fields. Some barely noticeable marks around stars 10-12, otherwise pretty close

Medium Letters. A very nice late die state example of this rather scarce variety. Slightly frosty light brown and steel. No marks or spots of any cons

Medium Letters. Glossy light chocolate and olive surfaces. A bit nicked up but not terribly so. E-MDS.