Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2018

Produced by the Paris Mint, KM-TS7, DC-21. A thicker than normal striking than would be used for the business issues, this trial piece is better than

Interesting error, should be viewed, rarely seen.

All Type II, nickel & silver. Includes desirable silver dollar planchet. 11 Pcs.

Housed in three RCM portfolios as issued. Charlton SS-1 to SS-9 but missing SS-5 which was retained by the European gentleman that received this set.

The Canadian-Dutch joint set celebrating the Liberation of the Netherland in 1945 offered a unique opportunity for the Royal Canadian Mint to show its

Two Test Tokens from the 2015 Currency Conference held in Vancouver, BC. Canada Flag, Poppy Token, ABCDEFG 1234, multiple nickel plated steel, magneti

Full brockage on reverse with some damage on the rim, likely caused from the coin being stuck in the collar. Date is not legible, rarely offered, a ve

In original cello, tape is stained but coins are nice and original.

All PCGS Graded SP-67. This is as good as it gets, great chance to obtain this elusive set, already slabbed. 6 Pcs.

In cello as issued from the Mint.

100 Years of the Canadiens in Album with all 6 coins in presentation folder. 6 Pcs.

Fine silver 999, sealed. Serial #012787.

Ottawa Canada, in capsule and presentation case.

Over 14 binders packed with wooden tokens. This is a dream lot for the wooden token collector including a few specimens of rare and hard to find woods

Rare privately published in Philadelphia in 1885 by the author Issaac Myer. It was an address to the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of that city.

Volume 1, Part 1, 1893, first year of issue, several essays on banking in Canada, bound and clean. Quite scarce.

Unlisted by Gingras. The discovery of the Hoard was described, and pieces analyzed, by Mr. Greg Ingram and printed in several numismatic publications,

As above but this 10 cent piece contains a back imprint on another similar token. Likely occurred during the preservation of the hoard, this occurred

This is for a single piece as above, in lower condition. Great chance to obtain a HBC item at a fraction of normal cost.

H.B.C./H countermarked on an imitation spade guinea dated 1790. Brass, 25mm. Gingras 215a, Hill H3610e. VF. Scarce.

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. Lot consists of the 25 Cents Trade, in brass, round, 23mm. Hill S4760d. Uniface, incuse. Fair Condtition. Scarce.

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. Lot consists of the 50 Cents Trade, in brass, round, 23mm. Hill S4760d. Uniface, incuse. Fair Condtition. Scarce.

Robert Cunningham & Son. One Dollar Trade, Hill S4760e, copper, top of “SK” of Skeena visible. Uniface, incuse. F+. Scarce.

Robert Cunningham & Son. One Dollar Trade, Hill H3410f, brass, round, 29mm, and counterstamped with “H” for Hazelton. No trace of “Skeena, B.C.”...

Can Ida/St. Amant, (1820 Halfpenny). Brass, usually found in copper. EF. An interesting colonial, often associated with the Blacksmith coppers. Two va

CH BL-1, Wo 1. Copper, Fine for type, 7.36g, ??; CH BL-2A2, Wo 2, Copper, F with ding on obverse, 5.49g, ??; CH BL-2A2, Wo 2, Copper, VF, 4.79g, ??;

CH BL-2A?, Wo 2, Copper, VG+, 4.30g, ??; CH BL-2A2, Wo 2, Copper, F/VF with very rusted reverse, 5.46g, ??. 2 pcs.

CH BL-2A4, Wo 2. Brass, VF for type, 3.74g, ??.

CH BL-3, Wo 4, Copper, VG, 5.10g, ??; Same as previous, VG, 5.27g; CH BL-4, Wo 5, Copper, VG, 4.72g; Same as previous but F, 3.51g. 4 pcs.

CH BL-6A1, Wo 7. Copper, F with porous obverse, 5.17g, ??.

CH BL-7, Wo 11, Copper, F, 5.15g ,??; Same as previous but 5.33g; CH BL-8, Wo 12, Copper, F, 4.91g ,??. 3 pcs.

CH BL-9, Wo 13. Brass, VF+, 6.09g, ??.

CH BL-11, Wo 16. Brass, F/VF, 6.09g, ??.

CH PE-3A3, CH BL-24A3, Wo 9c, Lees 3. Copper, VF for type, 3.11g, ??.

CH BL-28A2, Wo 10. Copper, Fine for type, 3.26g, ??.

CH BL-32A1, Wo 19. Copper, VF with flaw on head, probably a hole repair, 4.21g, ??.

CH BL-34, Wo 22. Copper, F with flaw above head resembling an attempt to hole token, 4.29g, ?? .

CH BL-41, Wo 24. Copper, VG+, 5.53g, ?? .

CH BL-42, Wo 25. Copper, F/VF, 2.97g, ??.

CH BL-45; Wood 28; Clipped. ICCS G-6. Apart from the clip, the token grades a nice VF. This token is not damaged, it is a mint error with ...

CH BL-47A1, Wo 29, . Copper, VF, 6.29g, ??. USA Hard Times Token, Low 284, the obverse die of this token is the reverse die of Wo 29, VF. 2 pcs.

CH BL-37, Wo 33. Copper, VF, Unrusted die, 5.50g, ??; Same as previous but rust shows below bust, 6.06g; Same as previous but die has been polished to

George II counterfeit halfpenny/ Britannia, VG, 5.46g.

CH LC-1, beautifully mirrored surfaces, iridescent lustre, and a sharp strike as one would expect. A few field marks, a couple of edge nicks, and cabi

CH LC-10A. ICCS AU-50. Very rare and attractive AU with touches of remaining lustre.

CH LC-10B1, Courteau 33. A very nice, undamaged VF+, with a small rim cud at 11 o’clock on the obverse and a larger one at 1 to 2 o’clock on the reve

CH LC-10B. ICCS F-15. A solid Fine without problems, just honest wear.

Lot of 25 pieces, not examined for varieties. Good-VF, average F. 25 Pcs.

CH NF-2, Br 956, Ler 318, EXTREMELY RARE, appears to have been buried at some point in Prince Edward Island where it was located. This specimen was s

The very rare Hunterstown token, probably issued by William Parker for use in his lumber company store in the village of Hunterstown located on the Ri

CH LC-3A3, Courteau 5. AU.

CH UC-3, ICCS EF-40.

CH UC-3, EF+, with a couple of old field marks on the obverse and the usual light wear for this grade on Justice’s blindfold and her breasts. There is

CH UC-3, ICCS VF-30 Plugged, from the Landon Collection.

CH UC-11. Heavily corroded and barely legible, but rare.

Astwood 1205a - Ottawa Bakery/1/2/ A J Dompierre; Ottawa, ON., brass, AU, 25 mm, .95 gms., uniface, thin planchet, uniface.

Br. 743 L.G. Marineau/Baker/Ottawa/CAN/288 Clarence St; Good for 1 Loaf of Bread. This is the RARE Brass token - 600 issued; Ottawa; EF (Includes XRF

Br. 871, Co 278. Co. 278, CH NS-3A2 x4, in various stages of deterioration, F to EF. 4 Pcs.

CH NS-3A2, AU for type

Clash study group. CH NS-3A4. A group of five pieces displaying the obverse clash beneath "SCOTIA". F-VF. 5 Pcs.

CH NS-3A4, Obverse Die Clash, ICCS VF-30.

CH NS-3A4, Obverse Die Clash, EF.

CH NS-3A4, Obverse Die Clash, VF.

CH NS-3A4, Obverse Die Clash, About 10% off centre, F/VF.

CH NS-3C1, No Die Chip under Nose, VG; CH NS-3C2, Die Chip Under Nose, VF. 2 Pcs.

CH NS-3C2 x3, Die Chip Under Nose, VF x2 and EF. 3 Pcs.

CH NS-3C2. EF.

CH NS-3C2. ICCS EF-40.

Co. 277 and 283.CH NS-3A1. F, but pitted. CH 3D2, F+. Both types under-rated: outside of Co. 280 they are the two scarcest of the counterfeit halfpenn

Co. 282.CH NS-3D1. F+, One cleaned. 2 Pcs.

CH NS-3D1. ICCS AU-50.

CH NS-3D1. ICCS AU-55.

CH NS-3D1. ICCS EF-45.

CH NS-3D1. ICCS AU-50.

CH NS-3D1. AU.

CH NS-3D1. EF+.

CH NS-3D1. EF+.

CH 3D1. VF+. Struck out of collar, resulting in a spread, thin planchet and wide rims. Planchet flaw on rev. Diameter approx. 29.2mm; thickness approx

CH 3D1. EF+, diagonal striations on obv. Ex: GBA, 2016 Fall Expo, Lot 129; Ex:David Moore collection (Moore Feb/09, lot 1254 part).

CH NS-3D1. EF.

Ex. GBA Fall Expo 2016 Sale, CH NS-3B. VF in point of wear, but with rev. corrosion (old and appears stable). 5.866 grams. A photographic comparison o

Br. 875, N.S. Mayflower Penny, Courteau 318, without L.C.W. below the bust, CH NS-6A2, EF with much remaining lustre.

CH LC-5A2, no L.C.W., brass, VF+. Ex:Jeffrey Hoare Auctions, 1997, lot 1341.

CH NB-2A. New Brunswick 1843 Penny, EF+.

CH NB-1A2. New Brunswick 1843 Half Penny, AU.

CH NB-2A. New Brunswick 1843 Penny, EF; CH NB-1A2. New Brunswick 1843 Half Penny, EF.

CH NB-2B1, New Brunswick 1854 Penny, complete ensign, AU; CH NB-2B2, incomplete ensign, EF harshly cleaned. 2 pcs.

CH NB-1B. New Brunswick 1854 Half Penny, AU.

CH NB-1B, Uncirculated with remaining lustre in the legends. Ex: Virgil Brand Estate; Ex: Stack’s Bowers John J. Ford August 2013 collection sale, lot

CH NB-4. St. John New Brunswick, Half Penny, VF+.

CH NB-3, EF with minor spotting.

CH-PE-2. McCarthy Penny, the letters P.E.I incuse on an otherwise blank planchet, copper. There is no justification for attributing this piece to Pete

CH PE-4, all letters of the legends and the date fully legible; no major damage, some slight pitting both sides. Ex Stack`s Bowers John J. Ford Collec

CH PE-4, the obverse clear with all letters legible, on the reverse the date and most of the legend legible. A nice Fine, with a planchet striation on

CH FT-10B. In copper Holed as usual. PCGS VF, with an indication that the surfaces have been tooled somewhat. As to be expected, there is some porosit

CH LC-60A1, this is a contemporary counterfeit, large photo is enclosed of this example and a comparison of a real example courtesy of our friends at

Copper Company of Upper Canada, bronze, 5.7 gms, appears to be an electrotype, nevertheless scarce, 1794, Ler 696, Ex:Temple collection.

G-VF. 14 Pcs.

On obverse of Bust & Harp brass halfpenny, 1820, Br. 1012, Brunk 11510. Nicely centred countermark. F/VF.

T. Burr counterstamped on obverse and reverse of Br. 867 Nova Scotia 1823 Halfpenny, Brunk 6085; H.D. Pullen, a star, oak leaf and acorn counterstampe