The 2021 EAC Sale

Reverse of 1797, Stems. A glossy brown G6 with a few too many little contact marks and microscopic roughness precluding the higher grade. Full date, l

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Glossy steel-brown with just a bit of fine porosity in the fields and a speck of verdigris on the drapery. A few nicks around

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Medium brown and tan surfaces that are fairly smooth and pleasing for the grade. Weak left side due to a combination of axial

Reverse of 1795. Pleasing lower grade example of this tough Red Book type. Smooth surfaces, dark brown with lighter devices. Scratch across the neck i

Reverse of 1795. A charming example of this key 1798, much easier on the eyes than most. Glossy medium brown and dark olive. Just a few light contact

Style 1 Hair. A couple points sharper bust has some light porosity in the fields and scratches on the portrait. Steel brown and dark olive. Full date

Style 1 Hair. Glossy light reddish-brown and steel, the surfaces a tad microporous but the arm’s length appearance is fairly smooth and attra

Style 2 Hair. Sharpness of VF35 or so but burnished to minimize porosity. Recolored to a chocolate brown and orangey-tan. Scrapes at the upper reverse

Style 2 Hair. Sharp XF detail but very dark with some rough greenish patina. The obverse is glossy from a sort of lacquer on the surface while the rev

Style 2 Hair. A nice medium brown cent and close to Fine. There are just some scattered contact marks and a rim nick before the L.