The 2024 EAC Convention Auction

Sharper but moderately corroded. No marks or verdigris. Slightly glossy dark olive brown and chocolate. The date and legends are complete and easil

Several points sharper, particularly on the obverse, but there are many fine scratches on both sides, mostly on the reverse. Rather smooth with just

The obverse is slightly better, the reverse weaker. Covered with fine roughness on all but the highpoints of the obverse. Dull olive brown and steel

Glossy medium chocolate brown. Smooth, just well worn. The only marks are a chip on the face and another in the lower right part of the wreath. Lat

A couple points sharper but there are two dull rim marks on the obverse: one at the bust tip and another left of the lowest curl. Otherwise smooth an

A couple points sharper but dull with grayish olive brown toning. Very fine roughness covers this cent but there is no verdigris. Just a few marks i

The obverse is slightly better while the reverse is a bit weaker (which is typical for Draped Bust 1796 cents), the AG3+ grade an average of the two.

Sharper but badly pitted. No verdigris or significant contact marks. The date is weak but readable and most of the legends are visible.

Glossy steel and light chocolate. Smooth and free of significant marks other than a small drilled hole at the end of the bust. Basically just a well

Slightly sharper but covered with very fine scratches on microscopically granular surfaces. No verdigris and the best identifying mark is a dull rim