The 2025 EAC Sale

Date: 1798Glossy chocolate brown. Smooth and quite nice for the grade; a planchet flake at the D in UNITED is the only notable defect. EDS.

Date: 1806Counterstamped PEARSALLS on the reverse. Medium brown and steel with some rub revealing faded red on some high points. Readable date, part

Date: Counterstamped H.REES on the obverse, a blacksmith from Philadelphia, PA. Moderately corroded surfaces with granular scale and verdigris across

Date: Counterstamped H.D.ROWELL on both sides. Enough of the portrait and wreath remain on each side to identify this as a matron head cent, but not

Date: 1817Counterstamped H.TAYLOR with a very small stamp in the left obverse field. 3 known. Dark brown and steel brown patina with light roughness

Date: 1819Counterstamped S.B.S. within a rectangle on the obverse. Microscopic roughness on the surfaces with a nick star 2, rim bump between stars 9

Date: 1822Several points sharper with too many light contact marks for the sharpness grade. A diagonal nick at the hair under the ear is a good iden

Date: 1831Five points sharper with fine roughness under slightly glossy dark olive toning. Traces of fine verdigris show in protected areas and ther

Date: 1832Counterstamped W.H.SCOTT twice on the obverse intersecting each other. William H. Scott was a dry goods merchant in Philadelphia between 18

Date: 1833Counterstamped A.PIERSON on the obverse. Deep ebony steel patina with uniform microgranularity covering the surfaces and some glossy build