Paris Sale 2018

Three Liards: 1707-W, 1714-W (2). - 1707-W, about fine, deteriorated rev. die; 1714-W, one VG+, the other G+ with striking crack. Later issues of the

Group of 12 Liards, 1693-1699. - A mix of dates and mints, all of the third type (Dup. 1589, Gad. 81, KM 284). Mostly VG-F, some a bit better but wit

Sous-Marque. 1739-R. - Orleans Mint. Vlack 175. R-4. Good, struck from rusted dies. Ex: Vlack Sale, lot 1026. This is part of the Richard Coo

Sous-Marque. 1739-R. - Orleans Mint. Vlack 175. R-4. Good, struck from rusted dies. Ex: Vlack Sale, lot 1026. This is part of the Richard Coo

Vlack 185. 3 Pcs. Average VG-Fine. One of the pieces is unusual, showing the M, flower, 17 to be defective, particularly in the case of the two digits

Vlack 316. R-1. VG-F; another, Fine, but pitting. 2 Pcs. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 325. R-1. 2 Pcs. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Br. 508. Sous-Marques. A trio of scarce 1741 pieces. - 1741-K (Bordeaux) Vlack 124, R-8, aVG, heavily porous; 1741-O (Riom), Vlack 156, R-8, aVG, weak

Br 527. Bank of Montreal ½ penny, 1842. - Tall trees var. very scarce. CH PC-1A1. G-VG; the motto "Concordia Salus" on ribbon is ver...

Br 528. Quebec Bank penny, 1852. - CH PC-4. C. 15. The break is earlier than the two preceding. EF, appears to have once been cleaned; two others, wi

Br 529. Quebec Bank ½ penny, 1852. - CH PC-3. One of the two pieces corresponds with C. 5b in the case of the die crack between NC, but there ...

COLUMBIAN/1893/EXPOSITION - on a Canadian Victorian 1¢, 1888. Round top 3 in title. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

COLUMBIAN/1893/EXPOSITION - on a Canadian Victorian 1¢, date not decipherable. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Canada Borderline Token. - C'est du Cuivre (Halfpenny). Brass. By Joseph Davis. VG, but the engraver's signature not visible due to the wor...

Br. 506. 9 Deniers, 1721-H. (La Rochelle). - VF+, clean surfaces but uneven strike. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 154e. (as previous). Fine. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 213. R-7. Good, only due to rust, which affects the first three digits of date, and the engraver's différent. The 9 in date, X mint m...

Vlack 232b. R-8. With stop after SIT, after &, after ET. F-VF. Ex:Henderson. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 236. R-7. Fine, but weakly struck obv., affecting the ability to identify whether it is the variety with or without the stop after ET. I have as

Vlack 294. R-4. VG-Fine. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 295. R-3. VF, slight bend, but still a nice piece. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 301. R-3. F-VF, but somewhat bent. Ex:Henderson. Only date recorded from this mint. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 309. R-5. G-VG, weak mintmark, only top half shows. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 310. R-6. VG-Fine, clipped flan above date, but not affecting legend. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 312. R-6. F-VF. Ex:Henderson. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 324. R-1. VF, little rusted. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Vlack 325. R-1. VF or better, but rust spots on obv. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

CH LC-5A1. Thomson 1A. Reeded Edge. ICCS VF-30 cert no. FM 631 (attributed on ticket as LC5A2, as the reeded open wreath was once classified by Charl

Br 688 (CH LC-31A), VF+. Br 693 (CH LC-31B1), ICCS EF-40, cert. No. JL 646. 2 Pcs. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Countermark of 1640, on Francois I Douzain a la croisette. - Host coin (Dup. 927, circa 1541-47) VG+, centred countermark on rev. This is part

Countermark of 1640, on Henri III Douzain of 1588. - Host coin (Dup. 1140, dated 1588) uneven VG, strong obv. countermark. This is part of the

Countermark of 1640, on Charles X Douzain. - Host Coin (Dup. 1181) almost Fine, quite legible (sadly, date not struck up), countermark centred on rev.

Countermark of 1640, on Francois I and Charles X hosts. - Host coins of Dup. 927 (2) and Dup. 1181 (2 - both dated 1593, uncertain mints). Attributab

Countermark of 1640, on Henri IV Douzains. - Host coins of Dup. 1247 (3), Dup. 1254. Fine undertypes. Henri IV is the most common undertype, but a

Countermark of 1640, on Henri IV Douzains du Dauphine. - All hosts are Dup. 1257. VG-F undertypes, all clearly legible. 5 Pcs. This is part o

Countermark of 1640, on Henri IV Douzains. - All costs are Dup. 1247. Attributable, but lesser pieces. 8 Pcs. This is part of the Richard C

Countermark of 1640, on Spanish Netherlands host coin. - An unusual class of undertype. Host coin not definitively attributed. VG, a bit of corros

NOBLE. F. C. OF. E. 123003. around perimeter of coin and H.Q. / C.F.C counterpunched on planed rev. of Napoleon III 10 centimes. A dog tag possibly fo

Rouleau countermark on obv. of U.S. large cent, 1844 (Brunk R-551). Piece holed. This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

J.N.L. SOLIS on rev. and J. SOLIS on obv., all counterpunched on Canada Victoria cent, 189_ (a “5” has been punched over the last digit of the date) (

WM H SPENCER (curved) / BELLEV-L / ONT 1886 / SEPT 9 / AG(E) 21 counterpunched on rev. of Canada Victoria cent (M.I. 852, Brunk S-764). This i

J. ST. PIERRE / MAKER (slanted) / STANSTEAD CE (twice) on obv. & rev. of Bank of Upper Canada penny, 1857, Br 719 (M.I. 819). Piece holed. ...

SQUIRT on obv. of Canada Victoria cent, 1882 (M.I. 853, Brunk S-804). This is part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

STARR & SON on obv. of City Bank penny, 1837, Br 521 (M.I. 856, Brunk S-871 for D. Starr & Son). This is part of the Richard Cooper ...

A.J. STEVENS. (curved) / ENGRAVER / SALFORD. (curved) all neatly counterpunched on obv. of City or Quebec Bank penny, 1837, Br 521 (M.I. 857, Brunk S-

A. THOMPSON / SADDLER on obv. & rev. of Bank of Upper Canada ½ penny, 1850, Br 720. Piece holed. This is part of the Richard Cooper...

JG TODHUNTER PORTAGE (in circle) counterpunched on rev. of British George III ½ penny, 1806 (Brunk T-337); JGT counterpunched on planed obv. of...

TORONTO FIRE DEPARTMENT (in circle) / H(ook), an ampersand within the number 1 and L(adder), all very weakly engraved on planed or worn rev. of Bank o

Two masonic(?) triangles containing the initials S.J.S, one above and one below M. TRAMBLE, also the letter Q, on rev. and a Masonic triangle (?) with

V.O. & CO. on rev. and CAST-STEEL on obv. of Quebec Bank ½ penny, 1837, Br 522 (M.I. 939, Brunk O-15). This is part of the Richard ...