Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2017

Br 719. CH PC-6D. ICCS AU-55. Please note crack in holder.

Br 529 and 719, CH PC-3 (large knob on whip handle variety) and PC-6A1. 2 pieces, both EF, the latter with rim dings. Still highly collectable. 2 P

Br 527 (2), 528, 720 and 719 (2). CH PC-1B3, PC-1B6, PC-4, PC-5B2, PC-6A1 and PC-6A2. A set of very collectable pre-confederation era pieces of histo

CH MT-2B2. Devins and Bolton, Montreal Type 2 countermark on George Ords token (LC-61B), countermark double-punched, light obverse scratches, miniscul

CH MT-2B2. Devins and Bolton, Montreal Type 2 countermark on 1837 Lower Canada penny token (LC-9A1), countermark unevenly applied, VF on VG host.

Br 570. CH MT-6A1. AU.

Br 570, CH MT-6A2. VF. Gilt is seen.

CH MT-7. Weir & Larminie 10c Washington Stamp, Green, about 50 percent of silvering remains on reverse. Very nice EF example.

CH MT-10. Weir & Larminie Bankers and Specie Brokers, Montreal C.E./PAT AUG 12, 1862. J. GAULT. 1c Stamp, Blue. Extremely Rare.

CH TR-1, Atwood-NS-450A. Halifax Steamboat Company, Halifax, small obverse spot, full red, Unc.

Br 530, Ler 600,CH TR-3, Montreal & Lachine RR, Third Class. EF.

CH TR-3, Third Class, restrike 1847-1947. Silver. Unc.

CH TR-3, Third Class, restrike 1847-1947. Copper. Unc.

CH TR-3, Third Class, restrike 1847-1947. Plastic. Unc.

Brunk-T-400. With two countermarks at center reverse, each reading TRASK, possibly Israel Trask of Beverly, Massachusetts. A couple minor rim bumps, V

Aldborough, Canada West, CH CW-200A3, lead, listed as rare in Charlton catalogue, uniface, EF.

Br 571. Large Comma, Long Whiskers Variety. Unc.

Br 571. Trace of Comma, Short Whiskers Variety. Unc.

Br 571. No Comma, Short Whiskers Variety. Unc.

Br 589. Gesangverein Teutonia Gut Fur 5 Cents Proof Brass. NGC PF 63. Breton writes that this token was struck in Germany to be used at a German club.

EF or better.  The popular GESANGVEREIN TEUTONICA.

Br 578. NGC MS 63. By Lymburner. Brass. Plain edge, mintage of 100 pieces, 30mm. Ex:Paul Montz Collection.

Br 584. ICCS MS-60.

Br 633. Good for 12 1/2 cents. 100 pieces struck, plain edge, 24mm. ICCS MS-63.

Br 944. ICCS MS-63. 111 pieces struck, plain edge, toned, 33mm. Please note holder is damaged.

Breton 574. Building at center within inner circle with L. GNAEDINGER, SON & Co MONTREAL around / ESTABLISHED FURS HATS CAPS 1852 in f...

Breton 585. Book at center with LE MÉDAILLEUR DU CANADA PAR JOS. LEROUX M.D. MONTREAL printed in eight lines on cover with ILLUSTRE ET DÉ ...

A great dealer's lot of 5 - J.P. Trottier, Bo 2440a, Masson, Quebec, 1 petit pain; 5 E. Proulx, Bo 5416, Quebec, municipality unknown, 1/2 loaf...

Another great dealer's lot of 5 tokens. J.P. Trottier, Bo 2440a, Masson, Quebec, 1 petit pain; 5 E. Proulx, Bo 5416, Quebec, municipality unknow...

Breton 646. Brass token with maple branch at center with BON POUR UN BIDON *NO.10* interspersed, all within inner beaded circle and HUILE SARA DE LUDG

NGC MS64. This British Columbia Gold token was struck by the jewelry firm of Jacoby Bros. Ltd in Vancouver, Canada. Used along the same lines as Calif

NGC AU55. Another example, similar to above. 9 kt.

"W. C. RODGERS" counter stamped with individual punches around the rev. perimeter of a Bank of Upper Canada 1/2 penny, 1857, with a "...

The Southern Operating Co., Halifax, NS. Good For 5 cents In Trade. Brass, 24 mm. Strong VF, scratch on reverse. Far from common.

N. Nathanson, Sydney, NS. Good For 5 cents In Trade. Brass. Nathanson ran a bookstore in the early part of the 1900's. This is a scarce token no...

Palace Billiard Parlor, Glace Bay, Good For 25 Cents In Trade. VF with a weak rev., still a nice piece to "bank" on.

The R. W. Kinsman Co., Canning, NS. This aluminum piece has the distinction of art work on the reverse in substitution of the 25 cent denomination. Be

Nice selection of quality pieces, a few quite scarce and 2 unlisted. Numbered according to Allen (1978). A good start to an interesting and rewardin

A continuation of the above lot. This lot of 11 pieces contains 4 unlisted varieties in either Allen or Reiter, as well as the very scarce L. Boss and

H.B.C./H countermarked on an imitation spade guinea dated 1790. Brass, 25mm. Gingras 215a, Hill - H3610e. VF. Scarce. This is part of The Richard C

An interesting token having one side with raised letters HBC (partial letters for BC), and incuse letters H.B.C. / H. on the other side. Brass, 24mm.

1 NB, unpunched, brass, 7.94gms. Breton 926, Gingras 220c. AU.

1/2 NB, 6.82gms, with old holder marked Ex:“Wayte Raymond sale March 8, 1938”. AU.

¼ NB, unpunched, brass, 4.02gms. Breton 928, Gingras 220a. With holder marked Ex:“Wayte Raymond sale March 8, 1938”. AU.

1/8 NB, unpunched, brass, 3.04gms. Breton 929, Gingras 220. With holder marked Ex:“Wayte Ramond sale March 8, 1938”. AU.

1/8 NB, punched between N and B Marked for use at Moose Factory punch. CH FT-8. Gingras 220. Br 929 ICCS EF-40. This is part of The Richard Cooper Co

Brass, 25c. Gingras 230. Ex:Baker, Hughes, Craig - Lot 1813, Hoare Sale #32, 1995. Also listed by Stewart in Alberta Trade Tokens under Fort Macleo

H.B.Co./ONE /DOLLAR/IN/TRADE. Biface, struck on bronze cast flan, 31mm . Gingras 235b, Hill 4290c. AU.

H.B.Co./ 25/CENTS/IN/TRADE. Countermarked “N” [possibly for either Fort Nelson or Naas River]. Biface, struck on bronze cast flan, 22mm. Gingras 235

H.B.Co. / ONE / DOLLAR / IN / TRADE. Countermarked “S” [possibly for Skeena]. Biface, struck on bronze cast flan, 31mm. Gingras 235h, Hill - Genera

1820, copper, 28mm, 10.02gms, engrailed edge. Breton 925. Somewhat scarcer than the brass issue. Fine+/VF for issue, holed, no pitting and evenly worn

1820, brass, 28mm, 8.24gms, engrailed edge. Breton 925. Fine +, some pitting rev.

Lead token. Triangular. “RSO” and part of “N”. 13 x 13 x 18mm. Gingras 240. EF.

Lead token. Square. “PAR” and part of “S”. 13 x 14mm. 2.92gms. Gingras 240a. Ex:Lot 650, Hoare Auctions #29, Feb. 1994, and Ex:Donald Stewart Colle

Lead token. Rectangular. “A” and part of both “P” and “R”. 7 x 13mm. 1.54gms. Gingras 240b. Ex:Lot 649, Hoare Auctions #29, Feb. 1994, and Ex:Don

Lead token. Rectangular. “PH PARSON” and PART OF “L” in front of the PH. 13 x 35mm. 7.78gms. Gingras 240b [but somewhat longer]. Ex:Lot 651, Hoar

Similar to previous lots but token in COPPER. Rectangular. “PARSON” and part of “S”. 12 x 23mm. 3.53gms. Gingras 240h. EF.

Copper token. Rectangular. “PARSON” with part of “S”. 9 x 25mm. 3.38gms. Gingras 240h [but somewhat smaller]. EF.

Copper token. Triangular. “PARS” with part of “H” to left; and inverted from left “PARS” double struck. 22 x 22 x 33mm. 3.56gms. Gingras 240i. E

Copper token. Square. “PARSONS”. 25 x 26mm. 10.421gms. Gingras 240j. Ex:Lot 654, Hoare Auctions #29, Feb. 1994, and Ex:Donald Stewart Collection

Copper token. Rectangular. “PH Parson” with part of “AL” to left and “S” at right. 24 x 35mm. 8.17gms. Gingras 240k [but somewhat smaller]. Ex:L

Uniface aluminum tokens, in denominations of 1, 5, 10 and 20 (MB). Diameters 21, 25, 29 and 32mm. All tokens have an outer circle near rim on reverse

Consisting of tokens more fully described in preceding lots. Labrador District: 1, 5, & 20 - Gingras 255 (2), 255a (reeded edge), and 255d (3); ...

1, 5, 10 and 20 M.B. alum. Diameters 22, 25, 29 & 32mm. The St. Lawrence and the Labrador Districts were amalgamated in June 1922, and these to...

Similar to preceding lot. This is the variant set, with 1, 5, 10 and 20 M.B. tokens. Alum. The letting is larger on the tokens in this set. Gingra

Obv. H.B.C. / LGR, rev. 50. Alum. 28mm. This post was established circa 1848. This token was not listed by Gingras, although he had heard it existe

Good for 25c in trade. Alum. Octagonal. 26mm. This post was opened in 1887. Gingras 275b. Tannahill 3550f. Tokens for Onion Lake are very scarc

Good for $1.00 in merchandise. Alum. Square with round edges. 32mm. Gingras 275d. Tannahill 3550d. Rarer than the 25c token. VF+.

Uniface tokens, incuse. Have initials HBC and denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100. Dimensions are 44 sq, and round 20, 26, 32, 38 and 45mm. T

Uniface tokens, incuse. Have initials HBC and denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100. Dimensions are 44 sq, and round 20, 26, 32, 38 and 45mm. T

This lot contains the Good For / 1c / In Merchandise. Aluminum, round, 18mm. Ex:Lot 814, Geoffrey Bell Auctions, May 2015 - sold for hammer $1,200.

One Shilling. London Date: 24 May 1832. York Date: 1 September 1833. Secretary: Wm. Smith. Governor: [for Geo. Simpson] Alex Christie. Accountant:

Five Shillings. London Date: 11 May 1820. York Date: 15 November 1820. Secretary: Wm. Smith. Governor: Wm. Williams. Accountant: John Spencer.

Five Shillings. London Date: 11 May 1820. York Date: June 1 1821. Secretary: Wm. Smith. Governor: Wm. Williams. Accountant: John Spence. No

Five Shillings. London Date: 1 June, 1857. York Date: 20 October 1857. Secretary: Wm. G. Smith. Governor: Wm. MacTavish. Accountant: J. Fortes

25c. No. 497. White cardboard, with red, blue and green printing. Gingras 355. CH BC10-10-02. 61 x 31mm. Ex:Hoare Sale #29, Feb. 1994. Lot 704.

50c. No. 356. Green cardboard, with red, blue and green printing. Gingras 356. CH BC10-10-04. 61 x 30mm. Ex:Hoare Sale #29, Feb. 1994. Lot 705. E

$1.00. No. 183. Red cardboard, with black printing. Gingras 357. CH BC10-10-06. 61 x 31mm. Ex:Hoare Sale #29, Feb. 1994. Lot 706. Ex:Donald Ste

$5.00. No. 97. Blue cardboard, with red, blue and green printing. Gingras 358. CH BC10-10-08. 60 x 31mm. Ex:Hoare Sale #29, Feb. 1994. Lot 707.

25c. No.23. White cardboard, with gold and brown printing. Gingras 365. CH BC-10-12-02. 61 x 33mm. Ex:Geoffrey Bell Auctions, July, 2010. Lot 96

$1.00. No. 16. Red cardboard, with black printing. Gingras 367. CH BC-10-12-06. 59 x 32mm VG+.

$5.00. No. 337. Blue cardboard, with black printing. Gingras 368. CH BC-10-12-8a. 61 x 35mm. Ex:Geoffrey Bell Auctions, July, 2010. Lot 967.

$5.00. No.224. Blue cardboard, with black printing. “Cancelled” in red ink on obverse. Gingras 369, CH BC-1012-08b. Ex:Geoffrey Bell Auctions, J

$5.00. No. 640. Blue cardboard, with red, blue and green printing. Gingras 375, CH BC-10-16-08a. 60 x 32mm. Fine.

Not numbered. Red cardboard, with black printing. Unissued. “Cancelled“ not written across obverse. 64 x 44mm. With brown/maroon cloth back. Li

Not numbered. Blue cardboard, with black printing. Unissued. “Cancelled” not written across obverse. 64 x 45mm. With brown maroon cloth back. Lik

1920. Blue ribbon and hanger. Bz. Gingras 110. AU.

George Simpson/Fort St. James. 1928. Blue ribbon and clasp behind. 1/200. Bz. Gingras 140. AU

to J.E. Aulis, 1934, for 15 years service with 2 5 years bars on blue ribbon, with clip on back. Aulis worked in the Stores Dept. from 1919 to 1944.

First, red enameled “HBC Long Service”, pin back only [not with loop as previous lot] 14mm, 18K; second, blue and gold colour enameled, screw back, 1

1911 King George V and Queen Mary. Aluminum medal with hangers supporting a red silk ribbon with ensign in upper left corner, and H.B.C. in lower righ

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. One Dollar Trade, in brass, round, 29mm, and counterstamped with “H” for Hazelton. Hill S4760f. No trace of “Skeena, ...

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. Lot consists of the 50 Cents Trade, in brass, round, 23mm. Hill S4760d. Uniface, incuse. Fair +, part of Skeena show...

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. One Dollar Trade, in copper, round, 29mm. Hill S4760e. Uniface, incuse. This specimen shows all of “Skeena, B.C.”, a ra...

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. One Dollar Trade, in copper. Hill S4760e. Uncleaned with small circular clip at 12 o'clock. “SK” of Skeena visibl...

ROBERT CUNNINGHAM & SON. One Dollar Trade, in brass, round, 29mm, and counterstamped with “H” for Hazelton. Hill H3410f. These tokens were cou...

L H/ Cc in triangle. Cc stands for Canadian Company. Reverse ½ - for ½ M.B. [made beaver]. Aluminum, round, 22mm. Most of gilt remaining....

L H/ Cc in triangle. Cc stands for Canadian Company. Reverse “1” for 1 M.B. [made beaver]. Stewart 16. Aluminum, round 25mm. AU. Exceedingly rare.

L H/ Cc in triangle. Cc stands for Canadian Company. Reverse “5” - for 5 M.B. Aluminum, round, 32mm. Stewart 17. EF. Exceedingly rare.

L H/ Cc in triangle. Cc stands for Canadian Company. Reverse 1 - (value for 1 made beaver). Aluminum, round, 25mm. Former private fur traders. Scarce