The 2026 EAC Auction

1809 C-4 R-2 VF30Pleasing chocolate and light steel brown. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing noteworthy or distracting. Smooth, glossy surfaces.

1809 C-5 R-1 AU50Attractive light steel and tan brown surfaces. Semi-glossy on the high points, with mint frost covering the protected areas, especial

1809 C-6 R-1 AU58Lustrous medium to dark olive brown, lighter on the reverse, with hints of underlying light brown mellowed down from faded mint color

1810 C-1 R-1 MS60The obverse is lustrous bluish steel and olive brown; the reverse is very mellowed red with light bluish steel overtones. May have be

1811 C-1 R-4 F15VF sharpness but there are a few old hairlines on the portrait, a couple before the neck, and a few specks of old verdigris at TED in

1811 C-2 R-3 VF205 points sharper but there are too many tiny contact marks scattered on both sides that prevent the higher grade. Glossy steel brown

1825 C-1 R-3 AU55Attractive light brown and olive surfaces with maroon in some obverse fields, a couple shades darker on the reverse. Frosty, nearly f

1825 C-2 R-1 MS60Frosty chocolate and steel brown with lighter brown toning around the stars on the obverse. The reverse is frosty steel brown with li

1826 C-1 R-1 AU58Lustrous light steel brown blending to chocolate brown toning on the highpoints with frosty lighter golden brown and tan toning in pr

1826 C-2 R-3+ PCGS MS62BNLightly cleaned and nicely retoned a glossy bluish steel and golden olive with sea-green overtones. No spots or other marks.