TNA May 2026

EARLY CENTS AUCTIONS

LOT 201 1814 S-294 R-1 Crosslet 4 VG8. Slightly sharper but cleaned and now toned mostly olive brown with a splash of tan on the central reverse and microscopic roughness on the surfaces. There are also a couple notable rim nicks under the bust tip and star 1. EDS. Ex; Bob Essig EAC 4/1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 204 1816 N-4 R-3 VF20. VF35 sharpness but fine roughness covers the surfaces and there is a hairline scratch from the lips to the dentils over star 2. Dark brown surfaces, lighter on the highest points. M-LDS, state c. Ex; William Schwartz

LOT 202 1814 S-295 R-1 Plain 4 G5. Chocolate and dark browns. There is a dull scrape under R in AMERICA, and a bit of crud in some protected areas. Otherwise

trivial marks, on nice smooth surfaces. Ex; Rod Burress 1989 EAC - William Schwartz

LOT 205 Trio of Matron Head Cents 1816-1818. Lot of 3 Coins. Includes an 1816, 1817, and 1818 all sharper with minor marks and light roughness, grading VG-Fine range.

LOT 206 1817 N-2 R-3 Close Date ICG AU55. EF45 sharpness but fine microporosity covers the protected areas. Dark olive brown. Free of notable marks. MDS, die state c with the radial crack through the first S in STATES to the wreath. Our grade is VF35. 5198943301 Ex; Phil Davis

Friday, May15 th , 2026 5PM CST LOT 203 1816 N-2 R-1 PCGS MS63BN CAC. Attractive light olive and tan browns mellowed down from faded mint color. There are some wispy marks on the chin and jawline, a nick over star 1, another below star 6, and a scratch below star 7, all that blend in well to the toning. Frosty luster covers the surfaces, great eye appeal. MDS, die state c. Our grade is AU58. 1591.63/25387490 Ex; Phil Davis

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