Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2020

CH PE-10-21. ICCS VF-30, small areas of obv. discolouration.

CH PE-10-21. ICCS VF-20.

CH PE-10-24. Br. 997. ICCS AU-50.

CH PE-10-24. CCCS EF-40.

CH PE-10-26, ICCS EF-40, blotchy toning; CH PE-10-32, ICCS EF-40; CH PE-10-35, CCCS EF-45, CH PE-10-40, EF-40. 4 pcs.

CH PE-10-23, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-27, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-28, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-29, ICCS VF-30, many digs; CH PE-10-30, VF-30; CH PE-10-31, ICCS V

CH PE-10-33. CCCS EF-40. Close inspection shows some old light scratches in the field, but solid EF details on a rare variety.

CH PE-10-34, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-36, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-37, ICCS VF-20, corroded; CH PE-10-38, ICCS VF-30.

CH PE-10-39. ICCS AU-50.

CH PE-10-39. ICCS EF-40

CH PE-10-41A, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-41B, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-44, ICCS F-12, CH PE-10-46, ICCS F-15. 4 pcs.

CH PE-10-42, ICCS F-12; CH PE-10-43, ICCS F-15, A little dirty. 2 pcs.

CH PE-10-45. ICCS EF-40.

CH NS-1B2. ICCS VF-20. A good specimen of a genuinely scarce piece, with the usual reverse cuds.

Co. 292, CH NS-1E2, VF+; Co. 303, CH NS-1F1, VF+, rev weak in centre; Co. 304, CH NS-1F4, VF. 3 pcs.

CH NS-2D1, nice VF+, some rev. stains.

NS-3B. Contemporary counterfeit issue with error reverse date of "1382" Very rare.

NS-5A1, Courteau-315. Plain edge. Medal alignment. Without LCW initials beneath bust.

NS-5A2. PCGS VG details, graffiti.

CH NS-5A2. Attributed by CCCS as brass, XRF results show a more interesting story: Cu 79.95%, Sn 12.96%, Zn 6.04%, Pb 1.05%. The copper content is a

CH NS-5A2. Another abnormal alloy, but much different from the preceding. XRF: Cu 91.86%, Sn 3.59%, Zn 3.21%, Pb. 1.35%. While not falling below th

Co. 326, CH NS-7B1, CCCS VF-30.

NS-17A1, Courteau-362. PCGS MS63. Well struck, with considerable remaining luster.

CH NS-12, VF; CH NS-16, VF+; CH NS-19B2, ICCS VF-12. 3 pcs.

Co 341, Br 890, CH NS-13A2, 1815 Halfpenny, F, some scratches. ex GBA 9, lot 1146.

NS-20A3. PCGS MS63BN. Engrailed edge. Medal alignment. Large letters variety with ship sailing left on calmer seas.

NS-30 (Rare), No Breton #, Courteau-35 (R9). Plain edge. Struck for the Halifax, Nova Scotia trade in 1816.

NB-1A1. PCGS PR63BN. Superbly struck with blue and orange hues.

NB-2A. PCGS PR65BN. A great match with the previous lot. Superb strike with deeply mirrored fields.

NB-2A. ICCS EF-40.

NB-2B1 & NB-2B2. Both ICCS EF-45. 2 Pcs.

NB-3. PCGS MS63 BN. Trace lustrous mirror-lke surfaces, the finest example we've seen and simply the best of the best. Ex: Robins

NB-4. ICCS EF-40.

Br. 876 (NS-5A1, VF); Br. 909 x3 (NS-2A, F+; NB-2B1, VF+, cld; NB-2B1, VF); Vr. 910 x2 (NB-1A1, F; NB-1A2, F).

LC-2A2. ICCS MS-60. Curved stem.

LC-4A2. ICCS EF-45. Coinage alignment.

LC-5A1. ICCS F-15. Open Wreath, Large bow, Reeded.

LC-5A2. ICCS F-12. Open Wreath, Large bow, Plain.

LC-9A4. Nice VF, old light obv. scratches. Uncommon in this die orientation.

CH LC-10B3. ICCS VF-20. Left fence has fifteen palings; beaver's tail does not touch garter. Rare.

LC-11A1. PCGS AU58. Courteau-36 (R8), Robins-29454. Plain edge. Medal alignment. Variety with narrow tail on beaver that almost touches M in Montreal.

CH LC-13B, ICCS VF-30; CH LC-15A2, VF-30; CH LC-15A3, ICCS F-15; CH LC-58A2, corroded and porous, ICCS F-12; CH LC-56B1, ICCS VF-30. 5 pcs.

LC-16A1. By Jean-Marie Arnault. Thick flan, reeded.

LC-17A1. ICCS EF-40. A ship builder in Montreal, imported these tokens in 1828.

LC-19A1. ICCS AU-55. It was denounced as profiteering fraud by the newspaper "Le Canadien"!

LC-20A2. ICCS VF-30. Mr Joseph Roy was a dry goods merchant who operated in Montreal.

CH LC-21. Both VF, one a little porous. 2 pcs.

LC-31A. ICCS VF-30. Leaves instead of bow.

LC-31B1. ICCS VF-30. Bow, three blades, Copper.

LC-23C. ICCS VF-20. No berry left of bow.