The 2026 EAC Auction

1785 Miller 4.3-A.2 R-3 MBR Connecticut VG10Fine sharpness but there is fine granularity underneath the rather glossy olive brown patina with lighter

1785 Miller 6.3-G.1 R-3 MBR Connecticut VG10Even dark brown planchet with fine granularity on the surfaces. Free of notable marks, choice for the grad

1785 Miller 6.3-G.2 R-5+ MBR Connecticut VG10Attractive medium olive and tan browns. There are several tiny pits scattered on both sides, most notably

1785 Miller 6.4-I R-2 MBR Connecticut VG8Fine sharpness but lightly corroded with microgranularity covering the surfaces and traces of shallow scale a

1787 Miller 4-L R-1 Horned Bust Connecticut G6Attractive tan brown planchet with microporosity covering both sides, smoother on the high points. The o

1787/1887 Miller 12-Q R-3 Connecticut VG8Mailed Bust Left. Glossy olive with deeper charcoal in some protected areas and micro granularity on the surf

1787 Miller 33.2-Z.5 R-1 DBL Connecticut AG3VG sharpness but fine roughness covers the surfaces and there are several planchet flaws and voids on both

1787 Miller 38-GG R-4 AUCIORI Connecticut VG8F12 sharpness but there is a notable dent over the second N in CONNEC, a rim bruise at RI in AUCTORI, and

1787 Miller 43.1-Y R-2 CONNFC Connecticut VF30Attractive tan brown and light steel brown with hints of ruddy brown in some protected areas. There are

1788 Miller 2-D R-1 MBR Connecticut VF30EF sharpness but there are traces of old verdigris at the first N in CONNEC and from 17 to IN in the reverse,

1788 Miller 15.1-L.1 R-3+ DBL Connecticut F15VF sharpness but there is very fine roughness on the surfaces, smoother on the high points, and speck of

1787 Ryder 5-A R-3 Massachusetts Half Cent VF25Choice frosty light olive brown and steel. No spots, stains, or contact marks. Nicely struck with smoot

1787 Ryder 2-A Horned Eagle Massachusetts Cent VF255 points sharper but there is a notable rim bruise over the E on the reverse, a scratch under MO in

1787 Ryder 2b-E R-5 Massachusetts Cent G5Slightly sharper but covered with fine roughness. No verdigris and the only mark is a small planchet fissure

1786 Maris 14-J R-1 Straight Plow Beam New Jersey VG10Nearly ten points sharper but oddly bent at CAESAREA. Some have called the flaw a cud. Slightly

1786 Maris 18-M R-1 Bridle Variety New Jersey VF25+Sharpness near VF35 but covered with microscopic roughness and there is a spot of shallow verdigris

1786 Maris 21-P R-5 New Jersey VF30EF sharpness but there are specks of old verdigris above the right side of the plow, the obverse has been recolored

1786 Maris 24-P R-2 Small Head Curved Plow New Jersey F12Sharpness VF25 but there are some digs and planchet voids on an otherwise smooth planchet. Gl

1787 Maris 6-D R-2 New Jersey F15The obverse is weaker while the reverse is stronger, as usual for this variety. Glossy chocolate brown and steel. Smo

1787 Maris 6-D New Jersey G6Double Coulter, M Shaped Ears. Medium brown and olive brown surfaces. Only minor nicks on the obverse, but there are old h