The 2026 EAC Auction

1802 S-232 R-1 PCGS VF30Attractive glossy chocolate brown with lighter steel on some high points. There is a small arc shaped pin scratch through the

1802 S-237 R-2 G5A point or so sharper but there are scattered pits and ruddy old scale on either side, most notably in the upper hair and before the

1802 S-238 R-4 G5Sharpness VG10 but dark olive and covered with greenish patina and verdigris. Most likely rescued from soil but the roughness is not

Pair of 1803 & 1823/2 Large CentsPair of Large cents, including an 1803 S-243 R-2 EDS F12 net VG7 for granularity, and an 1823/2 N-1 R-2 F12 net...

1803 S-256 R-3 F15+Five points sharper but there are several minor rim bumps. The most notable are under 1, above IB in LIBERTY, below the fraction, a

1803 S-258 R-1 F12VF20 sharpness but there are several scratches across TED-STA and a spot of verdigris at BE iN LIBERTY. The only other marks are a r

1803 S-262 R-3 VG10+VF25 sharpness but covered with uniform granularity on both sides.

1811/10 S-286 R-3 AG3F12 sharpness but corroded with granular surfaces and old scale in some fields and protected areas. Matte medium brown and steel

1812 S-290 R-1 VG7A few points sharper but there is light granularity in the fields and protected areas. Toned mostly dark olive brown with lighter me

1814 S-295 R-1 Plain 4 F15VF30+ but there is tooling in the hair, a lamination on star 7, a line of ticks before the mouth, and pin prick mark on the