The 2022 EAC Auction St. Louis

Sharpness AU50 but nicely recolored frosty dark steel and olive brown. Otherwise essentially flawless with excellent eye appeal. Scarce EDS, die sta

Ten points sharper but cleaned and retoned glossy steel and light olive. No notable marks or other distractions. Rare latest die state, (f), with a

Frosty light olive and chocolate. The only defect is an area of extremely fine planchet roughness in the hair buns and surrounding field. Scarce EDS

Choice glossy brown and light chocolate. Essentially flawless with luster in protected areas, just lightly worn. MDS, die state b. The repunching o

Glossy medium brown. Smooth and attractive, just lightly worn. LDS, die state d, with a clearly defined rim cud from the date to star 13. Tied for

Includes N-9 R2 MDS (b) EF45+ net VF35+ for a few spots of shallow verdigris and N-18 R1 MDS (c) AU50+ net EF40+ for recoloring. Lot of 2 coins.

Includes N-10 R4 EDS F12 net VG8 for a short scratch, and N-21 R5 EDS VG10+ choice, close to F12 (removed from a PCGS slab graded VF20, PCGS label inc

Slightly sharper but extremely faint granularity covers the fields well hidden under glossy dark olive brown toning. No verdigris or notable marks.

Very attractive glossy medium brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. The only marks are some tiny specks of verdigris around star 2

Sharpness at least F12 but there is a diagonal scrape in the field right of star 4 and a few small rim nicks on both sides, none significant. Slightl

Lustrous light olive and steel brown with 10% of the planchet showing faded mint red, mostly on the reverse. There is a minor rim bruise at star 4 an

Frosty light brown with a splash of slightly darker reddish brown toning between stars 2 & 3. No marks, just very light wear on the highpoints....

Sharpness VF25 but there is a small dig in the center of the ear and another shallow one over the N in CENT. Dark chocolate brown with lighter chocol

Frosty medium steel brown with an area of darker olive brown toning (not carbon) in the field before the face and another down through the N in CENT.

Lustrous bluish steel brown and light chocolate. No spots or stains, and the best identifying mark is a trivial tick on the rim over the left side of

Includes N-9 R1 LDS (die state f) with a clearly defined rim cud break at D-STATE EF40 net F15 for corrosion, and N-13 R4+ LDS (die state b) with a we

Includes 1848 N-22 R1 MDS (c) EF40 net VF25 for light scratches and 1852 N-14 R1 Repunched Date EDS (a) VF30. Both are glossy brown and light chocola

A frosty mint state cent that has ample original mint red showing and great eye appeal, but a glass reveals numerous microscopic ticks sprinkled over

Glossy light to medium brown. Smooth with only trivial contact marks. A spot of fine carbon over star 1 is the only defect. EDS, die state a. Our

Ten points sharper with traces of fine verdigris, particularly at stars 5 & 12-13. Minor marks consistent with the sharpness grade, none notabl...