2020 EAC Sale

A rare item with a reported mintage of 45 in this composition. Unworn but there is some spotting and light PVC residue. Dies by Joseph Merriam.

Fully red and highly lustrous. Produced by Henry Evans and distributed by Tatham Stamp & Coin Co.

An interesting group worthy of inspection. Includes a cast American Plantations token, six various 20th century copies, two Higley Copper style tokens

Choice medium brown with faded mint color in some of the protected areas. No marks or flaws, just a trace of rub on the highpoints. Very attractive.

Frosty light brown with a bit of mint red lingering in the obverse legends. Full cartwheel luster on both sides. A choice example.

VG8 detail but the definition is softened by moderate granularity across each side. A few scrapes run vertically over the portrait, otherwise the coin

Small Edge Letters. Pleasing color and hard, glossy surfaces. VG10 detail but there are several dull nicks on the reverse and light scratches elsewher

Small Edge Letters. Two-tone color, medium brown with tan devices. Surfaces microporous overall and have heavier pitting at the lower reverse. Display

Lettered Edge. Smooth chocolate brown, quite nice for the grade with only trivial marks and a few tiny pits. LDS with swelling at the central reverse

A nicely made and well preserved electrotype made from the mint state, early die state coin that appeared in the 2004 Oliver Jung sale (Stack

Lettered Edge, Punctuated Date. Solid VG+ detail. Steel surfaces that are a tad rough in texture under a glass but not bad looking at all. Free from n

Plain Edge, No Pole. Thin Planchet. A smooth, pleasing coin. VF20 sharpness but lightly cleaned and there are a few thin scratches on each side. Cont

Plain Edge, No Pole. Thin Planchet. A choice XF45 if not for some graffiti in the obverse fields. Glossy dark brown, the surfaces have a high grade l

Plain Edge, No Pole. Thick Planchet. Near VG and a very nice example for the grade, a short scratch on the reverse notwithstanding. Smooth, light bro

1 Above 1. A lovely high grade example of this popular variety. Little to no wear and there is sutble glossy luster to the surfaces. The obverse is ch

1 Above 1. A second example of the latest die state, this one also struck on TAL stock. Slightly sharper than the previous coin but there are some obv

Plain Edge. An attractive mid-grade example, well struck throughout and with minimal problems - a bit of light roughness on the reverse but no contact

Reverse of 1802. Superior quality for an 1802 Half Cent, in this or any grade. Smooth brown surfaces, the obverse just about perfect aside from wear,

Reverse of 1802. VG10 detail but the surfaces have some nicks and dents. Not much in the way of corrosion though and the definition remains strong whe

Reverse of 1802. A desirable electrotype copy of the famous Brobston-Miles-Missouri Cabinet finest known specimen. Nicely made with crisp definition o