The 2025 EAC Sale

Date: 1804Sharper on the obverse but banged up, perhaps to help it pass as genuine. Burnished and retoned glossy dark chocolate and steel. This one

Date: 1804Glossy tan and light brown with chocolate and olive brown toning in protected areas. Minor marks and specks of darker toning on the obvers

Date: 1804Cleaned and now toned light brown, light steel, and faded orange with burnished, smoothed surfaces. Only a few trivial marks, a couple nick

Date: 1804Glossy medium brown with hints of the base metal visible on some of the high points and rims. There are also a couple hairlnie scratches on

Date: 1804Slightly sharper but a bit dull and covered with microscopic roughness. No verdigris, only trivial marks including a thin vertical nick un

Date: 1804The first is an 1803 S-245 late die state with a cud at RICA in G5 The engraved 4 is decent and displays some talent but is far from perfe

Date: 1809Sharper but dull and covered with microscopic roughness (possibly from the casting process). Olive brown and steel.Ex Denis W. Loring Coll

Date: 1809A mate to the preceding lot. Same process, same look.Ex Bob Kelly 6/27/1984-Pete Smith Collection (includes the Smith collection envelope)

Date: 1811Nice details with a couple small test marks on the rim that exposed some of the underlying base metal. Otherwise olive brown and steel.Ex

Date: 1811Typical cast copy with fine roughness and some lumps, as made. Dark steel and olive brown.Ex Bob Kelly 6/27/1984-Pete Smith Collection (in

Date: Lot of 4 Electrotypes inlcuding an 1833 Large Cent, 1859 J-245 Half Dollar, 1860 Miller NY67a Smauel H. Black Token Store Card, and 1860 Samuel