The Jack Beymer Collection

Frosty light olive and brown blending to darker olive brown in protected areas. Smooth and attractive with just a touch of friction on the highpoints

Includes 2 electrotype copies of the first restrike variety in EF40 and one 1834 C-1 with the date expertly changed to 1831 VF25. Lot of 3 copies. F

Glossy light olive brown and chocolate with frosty light greenish olive in protected areas on the reverse and faded mint red covering about 5% of the

Choice lustrous mint red fading to light olive brown and steel with more than a third of both sides showing bright mint red. Just a few trivial marks

Glossy tan and light brown with darker olive brown covering much of the obverse. Underlying mint luster shows in the fields and the eye appeal of thi

Lustrous slightly faded mint red mellowing to steel brown with at least a third of the planchet showing mint color, mostly on the reverse. The surfac

Lustrous mint red toned to olive brown and steel on the devices with at least 25% of the planchet showing slightly mellowed mint color. The highpoint

Slightly mellowed mint red fading to light steel brown with half of the mint color remaining visible on both sides. Frosty and very attractive with j

Frosty mint red fading to light steel brown with 20% of the mint color remaining, mostly on the reverse. The only marks are some tiny specks of dark

Very attractive lustrous light olive with sea-green overtones and generous traces of faded mint red in protected areas. The surfaces are covered with

Choice tan and light brown. Very sharply struck EDS with slightly reflective fields on both sides. Essentially flawless with outstanding eye appeal.

Includes 1840 (2), 1841, 1842, and 1843. Net grades range from F12 to EF45. All are ELECTROTYPE COPIES of the originals. Lot of 5 copies. From the

Includes 1844 (2), 1845, 1846, and 1847. Grades range from net EF45 to MS60. All are ELECTROTYPE COPIES of the original proof strikes. Lot of 5 cop

Includes 1846, 1847 (2), 1848 (2), and 1849 Small Date. Grades range from net VF25 to MS60. All are ELECTROTYPE COPIES of the original proof strikes

Glossy mint red fading to steel brown with nearly 25% of the planchet showing mint color. Nicely struck with only trivial marks including a small S-s

Glossy olive brown and steel with lighter brown faded down from mint color in protected areas on both sides. The only marks are a small nick on the n

Frosty mint red fading to light steel brown with at least half of the original red remaining, mostly on the obverse. The only notable marks are a few

Glossy light olive with frosty bright mint red covering nearly a third of the planchet. Lustrous and attractive with just a few trivial marks. A lin

Lustrous bright mint red just starting to fade to light steel brown, about 90% of the original mint color remaining. Satiny mint frost covers this pi

Lustrous bright red, about 95% of the original mint color remaining intact. Just trivial marks including some tiny specks of darker toning around the