2020 EAC Sale

A point or two sharper but there are a few patches of roughness and scattered nicks. Decent color though and overall a very presentable lower grade sp

A nice high grade piece with some frosty cartwheel luster in the fields, especially on the reverse. Steely brown toning with lighter tan in the protec

Pleasing mid-grade quality for this slightly scarce variety. Nice lighter brown color, glossy surfaces and only minor contact marks consistent with th

Glossy medium brown surfaces that are surprisingly free of marks. What appears to be a scratch within the reverse wreath is actually a strike through.

Crosslet 4, Stems. Slightly sharper, the steel brown surfaces a little dull from minor roughness but not bad for the grade. Noteworthy to specialists

Crosslet 4, Stems. VG-F detail but there is some pitting at Liberty’s neck and the surfaces have been burnished. The die state is quite late

Crosslet 4, Stems. A respectable example of this rare variety. VG7 detail with a slight deduction in grade for some light roughness in the fields, min

Spiked Chin. Glossy dark brown surfaces. No roughness, just some little nicks and ticks across each side, none too disturbing. LDS, Manley 5.0.

Spiked Chin. VF detail or nearly so, but lightly burnished and has some rim bumps. LDS, Manley 9.5, and the characteristic retained cud over I un UNIT

Spiked Chin. An interesting example with as-struck weakness on the reverse, probably caused by grease on the die. Glossy dark brown and steel surfaces

Spiked Chin. A newly discovered example that is condition census caliber and one of the very best seen of the die state, Manley 5.0. Sharp detail of a

Crosslet 4, Stems. Frosty dark brown and steel. Sharp, attractive, and has high quality surfaces with only a few microscopic tick marks to be found. S

Plain 4, No Stems. Pretty tan and chocolate surfaces that are original and problem-free. Weakly struck at the upper obverse and lower reverse, elsewhe

Plain 4, No Stems. An interesting double strike, the obverse received two impressions with about a 30 degree rotation in between while the second reve

Small 5, Stems. Choice glossy medium brown. Remarkably nice for the grade and variety.

Large 5, Stems. Nice golden-olive surfaces and sharply struck from a fairly early state of the dies. Close to AU from the standpoint of wear and luste

Small 6, Stems. Pleasing two-tone appearance for this tough variety. Little bit of roughness and a couple reverse scratches, but certainly decent qual

Large 6, Stems. A noteworthy well struck example with only minimal weakness at the upper reverse leaves. Rare as such. High grade coin too with slight

Small 6, Stems. F12 detail, surfaces a bit dark and not perfectly smooth, but certainly decent for the grade.

Sharpness VG10. Pretty well banged up but the surface texture is actually hard and glossy for the most part.