The 2024 EAC Convention Auction

Sharpness VF30 but covered with very fine hairline scratches, all blended into the attractive frosty light chocolate and steel toning. The best ident

The obverse is choice glossy medium chocolate brown with smooth surfaces. The reverse is medium olive brown with fine verdigris covering the fields a

At least 5 points sharper but there are a few planchet flaws on an otherwise very nice planchet. A thin fissure from the back of the head to the rim

Variety with the ASYLUM edge device. Glossy light chocolate with frosty tan in protected areas. Smooth with just light friction on the devices. The

Very attractive glossy brassy tan blending to brown in protected areas. Traces of frost show in protected areas on the reverse. Sharply struck and t

Very attractive tan and light reddish brown. Sharply struck in high relief. No spots, stains, or marks. Dated 1790 but struck circa 1858. Removed

Slightly glossy chocolate and golden brown, Attractive and free of defects showing only light friction on the highpoints of the devices. Admiral Kep

Slightly glossy light olive and steel brown. There is a scuff of fine hairline scratches on the forehead and a couple tiny depressions in the right o

Sharp but the obverse (Admiral Vernon side) was lightly cleaned. The obverse is golden tan; the reverse is frosty light brown with brassy tan in prot

Rather glossy dark olive brown and steel. A nicely executed electrotype copy of this famous early American medal. Peeps of undertype base metal can