History of the American Eagle - Joachim Malessa - Limited Edition Glass

Description

There is some wear to the border which surrounds the eagles, most notably in the upper left corner of the face of the glass.  This is visible in the fifth provided photograph.
There are a few small scratches located on the 1784 eagle.  These blemishes may also be seen in the fifth provided photograph.
There is a tiny pink speck located in the bottom right corner of the face of the glass.  This may be distinguished in the tenth provided photograph.
The glue which affixes the great seal to the face of the glass is visible when viewed from behind.  This glue is noticeably yellow.  This may be viewed in the third provided photograph.
There is a tiny fleabite chip located on the inside rim of the glass' bottom base.  This may be seen in the final provided photograph, located just to the above right of the artist's signature.
There are a few minuscule white specks located to the upper right of the 1864 eagle depicted in photograph eight.  These blemishes do not readily appear in photographs.
The metal located around the brim of the glass bears some minor wear.
Please note that in photographs four through eleven, a piece of white paper has been inserted into the glass in an attempt to enhance picture clarity.
While I have attempted to highlight any potentially significant flaws, other more minor blemishes may not be specifically mentioned.  Please carefully examine each of the provided photographs to ensure satisfaction!
The glass measures approximately 10 inches in height.
The brim of the glass measures approximately 2
1
/
2
inches in diameter.
The glass weighs approximately 10.9 ounces.
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Due to the nature of digital photography, colors may differ slightly from that which is pictured.
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