RCNA 2010

20 trade dollars, medals, personal medals, etc. This lot should be inspected.*

Some duplication, nice selection of over a hundred woods. EX:Glenn Rodger 

1953 Queen Elizabeth bronze medal, 1887 Queen Victoria Canada medal, 1939 Canada Royal visit (2), 1897 Queen Victoria Canada medal, 1887 British crown

21 pieces, should be inspected.*

CH DC-28. S/N A013504, manuscript signatures Jno. R. Melin-C. E. Campbell. The highest numbered of eight examples recorded to date, and hand-signed by

Unusual denomination set of the famous "Lady Lavery" notes, considered one of the most beautiful series of bank notes. All notes are orig...

High denomination 50 Pound issue of 1991 with musical motif's front and back. An original extremely Fine note, P-74b that catalogues $300 US.

An interesting group for a collector or dealer. Features 20 pound GB Common; 5 Austrian 1000 Kroven 1902 ave EF; USA 1935 silver certificates, ave VG

Over $500 retail in a mixed lot of foreign bank notes; all are graded, catalogued and priced. Excellent trader lot, flea market or dealer lot.

Over $500 retail in a mixed lot of foreign bank notes; all are graded, catalogued and priced. Excellent trader lot, flea market or dealer lot.

Over $500 retail in a mixed lot of foreign bank notes; all are graded, catalogued and priced. Excellent trader lot, flea market or dealer lot.

Issued in New York in 1852 to gather support for an independent Hungarian government, $1.00, plus 3 Egy Forint notes for $1.00, $2.00 and $5.00. All U

All notes eminated from London, England and were dated there before delivery to Canada. Upon arrival, they were dated again and signed usually by an a

Similar to above, not quite as bright but nevertheless scarce. 2 folds, VG, 2 pin holes, slight foxing. CH MB 10-10-02g. Scarce.*

A British Columbia post 200 miles north of Prince George. This specimen used between 1913 and 1916 while John Ross was clerk. Scarce, 25 cent, CH BC

Scarce, $5.00, CH BC 10-12-08a VG.*

Scarce, $1.00, CH BC 10-12-06 VG.*

Scarce, $5.00, CH BC 10-12-08b, "cancelled" in red ink, F-VF.*

A British Columbia post situated just south of the Yukon border at the junction of the Dease and Liard rivers. This specimen used between 1917 and 192

CH BC 10-18-06 R "cancelled", EF.*

CH BC 10-18-06 R, EF.*

CH BC 10-18-08 R, EF.*

Gingras 220, 220a, b, c, scarce (4 pcs)*

Gingras 240, lead, 16x12x12 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240a-1, lead, 6x13 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240a, lead, 13x13 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240b, lead, 35x13 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240h, copper, 26x9 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240i, copper, 30x22x22 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240j, copper, 26x25 mm, rare.*

Gingras 240k, copper, 36x23 mm, rare, Gingras claims never to have seen this specimen.*

Gingras 255, 255a, c, d (4pcs)*

Gingras 260-260c, al., (4 pcs)*

Gingras 260-260c, al., (4 pcs)*

Gingras 285e, al., 45 mm square.*

Gingras 285, 285a, 285b, 285c, 285d, 285e. 6 pcs.

A great fur trade document from Montreal in 1823. It is a contract between the North West Fur Trading Company and Joseph Frappier of St. Hubert to pa

Military Bills of Exchange were used prior to 1813 in Quebec to purchase supplies and pay troops there. This specimen dated September 1, 1806 is inter

This document appears to be one issued after the Act of Union of 1841 bringing Upper and Lower Canada together as one. It reflects a payment of 5 poun

There were several issues of Army Bills, most issued from Quebec. They were used from 1813 to 1815 for purchasing supplies and paying troops stationed

CH BC 35-10-02aR, printed on paper, used at his clothing and shoe store, EF.*

CH NB 05-10-06R VF condition, small cm tear through the note and minor rust stains on right side.  Scarce piece.

CH NB 15-10-02. VG+. Stamp on face, with 5 punch cancels.

CH NB 15-10-04. VG. Damage on face, with a major paper pull over serial number area. Punch cancelled. S/N 26

CH NB 15-10-06. Fine. Damage on face, with a minor paper pull over serial number area. Punch cancelled. S/N 2049

CH NB 15-12-04-04, VF.*

CH NB 25-10-02 S/N 469 & NB25-10-04 S/N 517 Both EF conditions.*

CH NL 10-10-02 Baird came to Newfoundland in 1844 from Scotland. He started in the export and drapery business but soon expanded into groceries, wines

CH NL 70-10-02, Contractor of the Newfoundland Northern and Western Railway. All notes scarce, edge nicks at bottom, VG-F.*

CH NL 80-10-04 general merchants and fishery suppliers in St. John's and Ferryland. One pound, St.John's, May 10, 1814, ex Moore, G-VG.*