2020 EAC Sale

Nice light chocolate brown with darker brown toning in the obverse recesses and across a greater portion of the reverse. Only tiny abrasions, a notice

Another high quality example of the variety. Dark brown with some splotchy reddish-tan in a few places. Sharp detail, not far from AU. No roughness, j

An interesting looking piece with silvered surfaces - the finish has an antique look and was probably done not long after the coin was made. Sharply s

Attractive chocolate brown with slightly reddish-tan undertones. Very little wear but slightly subdued luster. Totally free of marks. MDS (b).

Reddish medium brown surfaces that are a bit subdued and have a slightly matte-like texture, but also retain some frosty cartwheel luster. Unworn and

Virgin, partially red surfaces with nice cartwheel luster beneath the somewhat dusky patina. Light olive brown and steel where toned. Above average su

A bit sharper but lightly cleaned and there is some orangey color on the reverse. Otherwise nice smooth surfaces and almost fully retoned. LDS (c), ol

Glossy chocolate brown, nice eye appeal for the variety and grade. Rim bump left of the date is the only notable mark. LDS (b).

A nice merchant counterstamp on an attractive host coin. Alfred Woodham was in the firearms business and operated in New York circa 1850-1870.

Neat counterstamp from Maine gunsmith Henry H. McKenney who was in operation in Biddeford circa 1855-1870. An 1851 cent is not listed as a known host