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CH NS-20A1. ICCS EF-45. Light overall porosity.

CH NS-20A3. ICCS EF-45. A few light dings on rev.

CH NS-20A4. NGC AU-50 Bn. Some field marks.

CH NS-20B1. VF.

CH NS-18A1. VF. Fields a little porous.

Co. 16NL, CH NS-21A3. ICCS EF-40 (attributed as NS-21A2 on ICCS ticket). Glossy and evenly toned -- a very attractive piece.

CH NS-21A1, ICCS AU-50; CH NS-21A2, ICCS EF-45. Both Ex: Doug Robins. 2 Pcs.

CH NB-3. A glossy light brown AU+, with some field marks. Ex. Cooper. Ex GBA (Sept. 2017), Lot 407.

CH LC-8A2. ICCS MS-62.

CH LC-2A2, Co. 88. PCGS Unc Details. Some red but significant disturbances to fields, particularly on obv.

CH LC-14A. Plain Edge. ICCS EF-40.

CH LC-20A2. Well struck example. VF. Ex. GBA (May 2013), Lot 910.

CH LC-40A10. Brass, light milling. Overstruck on the so-called Tiffin ½ p., 1812. CH LC-48C. A good part of the Tiffin reverse can be seen on

CH LC-44A1. EF. Ex. Cooper, Ex. GBA (April 2016), Lot 958.

CH LC-36. Earlier state, before obv. Cud formed ofer "& CO". Rev. scratch across T of TOKEN, but a challenging sou in high grade. I...

Br. 676, CH LC-22A, about VF; Br. 686, CH LC-25A1, VF; Br. 685, CH LC-30C, VF. 3 pcs.

Br. 687, CH LC-32A, ICCS VF-30; Br. 707, CH LC-35A1, ICCS VF-20; Br. 715, CH LC-5A1, ICCS VF-20; Br. 715, CH LC-5A1 [identified on ICCS ticket by prev

CH LC-47B2. A scarce variety, unfortunately marred by a large dig in the centre of the reverse. Fine.

Br. 523, CH LC-11A2, Co. 37BM, HW-188. This rare token is a nice chocolate brown.

Br. 523, CH LC-11A1, Co. 36BM, HW-188. Graded by NGC XF-45. This rare token has an even brassy copper colour. An old collector notation displays the C

Br. 524, CH LC-10A4, right fence has 8 palings, 3 palings to left of tree, Co. 32BM, HW-186. Graded by NGC Mintstate-62, Brown. Lovely almond brown co

CH LC-56A3. ICCS F-12. No pennant, No ropes touch, Copper.

Br. 674, CH LC-40A1, Fine with porous surfaces; Br. 718, CH UC-2A2, Fine; Br. 875, CH NS-6A2, Fine; Br. 960, CH LC-48A1, Fine with porous surfaces; Br

Co. 30, CH WE-4A2(?). Attributed as plain edged, but appears to have faint hints of engrailing at 5-6 o'clock on obv. EF.

Co. 24, CH WE-13A. VF.

CH WE-11D1, ICCS F-12.

Br. 725, CH UC-7, ICCS VF-20; Br. 726, CH UC 8A1, ICCS F-12, obv scratch and weak rev. 2 pcs.

CH UC-3. NGC AU 55 Brown, Incorrect description on holder. Ex: Doug Robins Collection.

CH UC-4A2 variety, NGC MS 63 BN, Ex: Doug Robins Collection.

CH PC-1B3. PCGS MS62 BN. Front View with trace lustre.

CH PC-1B6. ICCS AU55. Front View with trace lustre.

CH PC-4. A beautiful, sharply struck ICCS AU-50. with hints of colour in the legends. A small carbon spot at the S in SOUS.

CH PC-3. A spidery break occurs from a border bead to tops of letters "ince", and there is another heavier break between beads above "...

CH PC-6D. PCGS MS-64 Red.

Br. 719, CH PC-6A1, ICCS AU-50; Br. 719, CH PC-6B3, ICCS EF-40, appears to have been cleaned in past with harsh retoning; Br. 720, CH PC-5B1, AU. 3 p

CH AM-5A1, Commerce, 1781, VF.

CH BL-4, Wood 5, copper, Fine; CH BL-10, Wood 14, brass, VG. 2 Pcs.

CH BL-35A2, Courteau 26, brass, ↑→, VG.

CH BL-47A1. ICCS VF-20. Rims a little uneven.

CH BL-31. Co 360NS, HW-42, with Warehouse and “JB”. This rare blacksmith token displays a fairly bold warehouse on the obverse and w

CH MT-3. ICCS AU-55.

Br. 587A, Bo. 2823a. Checkers, Fred Riendeau, Montreal. 1890, Cu, Unc; Br. 589. German Club, Gesangverein Teutonia, Montreal, Brass, Unc. 2 Pcs.

Br. 610. T. Phelan Montreal, One Half Loaf, Brass, VF.

Br. 610B, Bo. 2762a. T. Phelan Montreal, One Half Loaf, Alum, EF.

Br. 614, R. W. Williams Trois Rivieres, Brass, 400 issued, Unc; Br. 631, M. Foley, 25¢, Brass, 100 issued, Unc; Br. 632, W. Smith, 5¢,

Br. 618, St. Leon Water, 1890, St. Leon, brass, EF; Br. 618, St. Leon Water, 1890, St. Leon, WM, Unc; Br. 619, St. Leon Water, 1892, St. Leon, Alum.,

Br. 618, St. Leon Water, 1890, St. Leon, brass, VF; Same as previous, EF; Br. 618, St. Leon Water, 1890, St. Leon, WM, EF. 3 Pcs.

Br. 649, Yarwood CT 003, "B" Battery Canteen 6c, German Silver, Ex Temple, Unc.

Br. 652, A. Labelle's Token, Hull, 1892, Bon Pour 5c. Brass. (200 issued) EF; Br. 660, E. Caumartin, 789 St. Denis, Montreal. ½ Pain. (300 ...

Br. 786, McColl 123, Bo. 760-BD-A, Stroud Bros., 1lb Tea Check, brass, VF; Br. 786A, Bo. 760-BD-Ex, Stroud's 5c, brass, F. 2 Pcs.

St. Leon Mineral Water Co. Ltd. 2 Quart Bottle. Springs at St. Leon, Quebec. Head Office Toronto, Canada. Relates to Breton 613, 616-619. Clear glass

St. Leon Mineral Water Co. Bottle, St. Leon, Que. Clear glass. 1 Pint bottle.

Br. 824, P. Michaud, ¼, Alum, F with corrosion; P. Jorgenson, 1 quart, Watertown, NY, brass, EF. 2 Pcs.

Br. 824, P. Michaud, ¼, brass, Unc.

Br. 824, P. Michaud, ¼, copper, Unc.

Br. 852, W.J. Ballentine, Hamilton, One Glass St. Leon Water, brass, EF.

Br. 902, Gass’ Tea cheque, brass, Unc.

Maple Creek N.W.T. I.H.F. Good for One Drink. Brass, 25mm, 4.2g, EF.

Br. 933, Edmonton Hotel Brass, VF. Extremely rare; one of the rarest of the Breton listed post-Confederation tokens.

Anse Canot 1 (cart loads) An excellent companion to the above tokens. Copper, 20mm, 3.15 gms. Very Fine and very rare.

James Mervyn, Hill/Simpson Y5010e, B-O-25, $5.00, Unlisted, R10 RARE.

James Mervyn, Hill/Simpson Y5010f, B-O-30.5, $10.00, R9 RARE.

G.F. Blaxall, Regina, Tannahill 4720n, A-R-28, 2 gallons coal oil, R10 RARE.

Brass. Nathanson ran a bookstore in the early part of the 1900's. This is a scarce token not easily obtained. EF+.

Mount Allison Business College, Sackville, NB, 5 BBLS. White Fish, Students figuring on reverse. This cataloguer has never seen these before.

Mount Allison Business College, Sackville, NB, 5 BBLS. Trout, Students figuring on reverse. Another interesting variety.

Mount Allison Business College, Sackville, NB, 1 Bag 40 Lbs Coffee, Students figuring on the reverse. Another interesting variety.

Includes: Mc 1009 J. Dobson (Bronte) Rev: 1/2 loaf; As 0210a. J. Dobson (Bronte) Rev: 1 loaf; As 0210c & As 0210d. VF to EF. 3 Pcs.

Bowman 1-24, white metal, 16 known, Paquet No. 109

Bowman 1-24, white metal, 16 known, Paquet No. 109

Bowman 1-26, white metal, 10 known, Paquet No. 108

Bowman 2-24, copper, 13 known, Frey No. 4

Bowman 2-24, copper, 13 known, Frey No. 4

Bowman 2-24, brass, 2 known, Frey No. 3

Bowman 3-31, lead. 4 known, Paquet 110

Bowman 4-26, white metal, 15 known

Bowman 4-28, lead, Paquet 111, 5 known

Bowman 5-33, copper, Paquet 150, Frey No. 22, 14 known

Bowman 5-33, copper, Paquet 150, Frey No. 22, 14 known

Bowman 6-25, copper, Frey No. 20, 9 known

Bowman 8-27, copper, Frey No. 14, Paquet 152, 10 known

Bowman 14-50, copper, 24 known

Bowman 14-50, copper, 24 known

Bowman 18-49, copper, Paquet 168, 12 known

Bowman 19-40, copper, 14 known

Bowman 20-40, copper, 3 known

Bowman 20-37, brass, 9 known

Bowman 35-48, copper, 18 known

Bowman 35-48, brass, 22 known

Bowman 35-48, brass, 22 known

Bowman 41-43, copper, 9 known

New Glasgow, NS, Sept. 17th, 1936, 150th Anniversary Service, First Presbyterian Church, interesting facsimile of Lower Settlement token on reverse da

Location unknown, St. George's Presbyterian Church, UNC

The Fisch with the Ringer makes you your own gold expert. Just check the gold coin with the Fisch and the Ringer. If it passes, it is not a common met

Includes: Guide Book of English Coins 2nd, 3rd, 5th editions; Coins of British Oceania; Mexican Decimal Coins 1863-1963; Numismatic Notes and Monograp

American Journals of Numismatics, Volume 1 through 9, 11, 12, 30. Spanning 1989 - 2018. 9 Books.

The American Numismatic Society, Museum Notes, Volumes 12-17, 20-33, spanning 1966 - 1988. 18 Books.

Numismatic Literature Volumes 82-83, 86-142, spanning 1969 through to 1999. 54 Books.

London, The Royal Numismatic Society, The Numismatic Chronicle, spanning 1981 through 2018 (missing 2001). 34 Books

Byleson Bills of ExBanks and Banking, MacLaren, 1896, change, 1891; Money and the Mechanism of Exchange, Jevons, 1899; Money and Banking, White, 1896;