The 2021 EAC Sale

Chain, AMERICA. Here is an intriguing Chain cent. Hard, glossy dark brown surfaces everywhere except for half of the reverse where the surface shows a

Vine & Bars Edge. Sharper by a point or two with nicely outlined devices and a just about complete date and legends. Has some planchet flaws on ...

Vine & Bars Edge. Pleasing for the grade with smooth light brown surfaces. Just a few little rim nicks and an as-made planchet fissure over STA....

Lettered Edge, Single Leaf. Bold VF35 detail but has fine porosity covering most of the planchet, a scratch in the hair, and a large planchet void at

Head of 1793, Edge of 1794. Cleaned and recolored dark olive and steel. The surfaces somewhat matte in texture but have an overall smooth appearance a

Head of 1794. Perhaps a couple points sharper but porous. Even in this grade, the Apple Cheek is discernible. Surprisingly strong edge lettering.

Head of 1794. Glossy medium steely brown. Smooth and attractive without any serious marks, just a few little scratches here and there. LDS, Breen III,

Head of 1794. VF detail but has some marks, roughness, and a slight bend to the planchet. Dark olive and steel color. Late die state.

Key Sheldon 39. Head of 1794. Sharpness close to VF but the surfaces are lightly porous throughout. Rather pleasing color, deep reddish-olive fields c

Head of 1794. Sharpness of F15 but has lots of thick, dark encrustation covering a majority of the surfaces, probably from time spent underground. The

Head of 1794. Just a lovely mid-grade 1794, the modest circulation and centuries-old patina turning it into a work of art really. Predominantly light

Head of 1794. A decent Office Boy with slightly glossy steel and olive brown surfaces and orangey-tan undertones. Close to VF by sharpness but has a f

Head of 1794. F12 detail but has light scratches covering the obverse and to a lesser degree the reverse. Light olive surfaces with patches of microgr

Head of 1794. Nice glossy chocolate brown surfaces and has a full date and legends. A few light scratches in the right obverse field and tiny ticks el

Head of 1794. Was a strong VF coin before the hair was skillfully re-engraved to imitate a higher grade. Both sides were burnished and recolored in th

Head of 1794. Sharper by several points but has many hits around the rims of both sides. Slightly porous surfaces that were burnished and have retoned

Head of 1795. Sharpness of F15 with some rim bumps, most severe over UNITED, and other little nicks and scratches in the fields and devices. Decent co

Head of 1795. Good detail and decent brown color. Some little pits on the obverse and residue at the central reverse. Last date digit appears intentio

Plain Edge. Glossy chocolate brown. Nice for the grade with just a few obverse nicks. A technical G+ but has weakness at the peripheries due to the la

Plain Edge. Slightly granular under a glossy light olive patina. No major marks. Date visible. Small curved clip off the cap.