The 2021 EAC Sale

Medium Letters. A beautiful mint state cent with lustrous light olive brown surfaces and some steely blue and mint red accents. Very well preserved wi

Frosty dark brown with splashes of tan on the obverse and more across the reverse. Original and attractive with only trivial marks. M-LDS with some ob

Light olive brown surfaces that were gently cleaned at some point and some faint hairlines are visible with a glass. Otherwise decent for the grade wi

An appealing example of the classic bisected obverse 39/6. Medium brown with some tan woodgrain streaks across the obverse. Nice original naturally gl

Includes 1817 N-14 R1 VF25 net F15 cleaned and recolored. 1818 N-5 R3 VF35 net VF20 dark and slightly rough. 1822 N-10 R2 XF40 net VF20 corrosion. 183

Includes 1836 N-4 R3 XF45 net VF30 obverse damage. 1837 N-4 R1 EDS Grellman card VF35 net F15 porous. 1838 N-4 R1 MDS Grellman card XF40 net VF25 reve

Small Date. Sharp XF45 detail. Cleaned and recolored to an even light olive color which is not unattractive, if unnatural. Tiny nicks scattered across

Glossy chocolate brown, a pleasing cent with just some minor contact marks and light scrapes on the rims. EDS (a).

Choice, original light brown with traces of mint frost in the fields. It’s not easy to find 1841s this attractive. Blunt strike on the hair b

Large Date. A sharp AU with subtle cartwheel luster and pleasing soft brown color. Deduction for a spot of roughness at E of CENT. Only a few tiny mar

Petite Head, Large Letters. A beautiful, lustrous example of this popular and important transitional Red Book variety. Chocolate brown with mint red o

Glossy chocolate brown, nice for the grade. The only marks to note are some little nicks by EN in CENT. LDS (d). Ex Bob Shalowitz – Robinson

Nice medium brown. Only trivial marks and has excellent overall eye appeal. MDS (b).

Per Col. Steve’s envelope: “Smooth problem-free olive and chocolate brown surfaces. Outstanding type coin and far above average for

Bluntly struck so some details appear weaker. Steel brown and tan surfaces that appear smooth to the naked eye, but ever so slightly rough under a gla

Small Date. Chocolate brown with tan toning in the protected areas that shows up as faded mint red when tilted under a light. No marks at all and shar

5 points sharper but recolored to an olive and steel brown. Otherwise a nice sharp coin with very few marks. E-MDS (b). Comes with a Grellman card.

Glossy medium brown with some darker color around the mouth and chin. No contact marks of any consequence. E-MDS (b). Ex Jules Reiver, Heritage 1/2006

Glossy medium brown and chocolate with some darker brown by the date. Choice, original surfaces with no distracting marks or roughness. M-LDS (b). Ex

Again per Col. Steve: “Choice milk chocolate brown surfaces. Only a very thin mark over star 1 for ID (near bust). Outstanding coin.