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Br 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1739 Adorsed Cs. (Besançon). - Vlack 327. R-5. VG. Ex:Henderson. Note: this lot is part of The Richard C...

Original Franco-American Jeton. Br 510. Indian Princess, 1751. - Sub Omni Sidere Crescunt. (They increase beneath every constellation). Wilson Obv.

Original Franco-American Jeton. Br 510. - As previous but silver plated, and quite deceptive. ICCS EF-40. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Co

Original Franco-American Jeton. Br 510. - As previous, another silver plated, but most of the silvering has worn away. Note: this lot is part of T

Br 514. - Betts 389. Beavers at dam, 1754. Non Inferiora Metallis. (Not inferior to the precious metals). Wilson Obv. C; the obverse is unsigned, but

Br 514. - A duplicate of the last specimen in Silver. VF. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 514. - Another beaver jeton, but with Obv. Wilson Y, signed R. filius in script for Joseph Charles Roettiers, fils. Not in Frossard; Feuardent 156

Br 515. - Betts 390. Argonauts vessel, 1755. Non Vilius Aureo. (Not less valuable than gold). Wilson Obv. Wilson J, signed FM in script for Fran...

Br 515. - Another of same, in Copper. EF, couple of dark spots on obv., but still very nice. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collectio

Br 517. - Bees swarming across water, east to west, symbolizing the emigration of Frenchmen to New France, 1756. Sedem Non Animum Mutant. (They chang

Br 518. - Mars armed with uplifted spear and French shield, and Neptune with trident on a shell advance toward rocky shore at left, 1757. Parat Ultim

Br 519. - A flock of eight sea eagles flying over the sea toward a rocky shore to left, view of fortified city in the background, 1758. Eadem Trans A

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - As general description. Unc. 60% red, with some rev. staining, especially on upper right saltire. T

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous. A small spike is seen on top left of M in Montreal, apparently unrelated to a

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die more deteriorated than previous. Spike on M not present and instead the earliest hints of a light

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous. Unc. 40-50% red to obv., closer to 60% on rev., with no major issues. The con

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous. Unc. About 50% red, with some staining in legends of “MONTREAL”. The consiste

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die deterioration more advanced than last, with the upper right serif of the K in Bank now linked to l

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous. Unc. 40-50% red. The consistent diagnostic with this obverse die is a flaw fr

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state more advanced than last, as the bottom right serif of K in Bank is now deformed by a die fla

GROUP A – T touches walk - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous. Unc. obv. about 40% red, rev. closer to 70% red, with some minor staining. Th

GROUP B – Flaw Through P - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Only major obverse flaw is the crack through the letter P, extending across the field and nearly but n

GROUP B – Flaw Through P - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Flaw through P more pronounced and reaches to of tree. A new crack runs from a bead, down the left ve

GROUP B – Flaw Through P - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Die state as previous, with crack through N to chimney heavier than before. Unc. 60% red. Small spo

GROUP C – Flaw Through Province - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Unc. 70% red overall. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

GROUP C – Flaw Through Province - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Unc. 70% red. Small stains on obv., most notably at right of pediment over porch. Note: thi

GROUP C – Flaw Through Province - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Unc. 70% red overall. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

GROUP C – Flaw Through Province - Br 527. LC-1B3. - Unc. 60% red overall with obverse stains. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Colle

GROUP C – Flaw Through Province- Br 527. LC-1B3. - Obv. 30% red, rev. over 50% red. Some small stains. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Coo

Br 527. LC-1B3. - Unc. Conforms to Courteau 58, but different obv from “Group B” pieces above. A choice brown uncirculated, struck from nearly fl

Br 527. LC-1B3. - Nearly Unc, brown. Conforms to Courteau 58, but different obv. from both preceding piece and “Group B” pieces noted above. Struc

Br 527. LC-1B3. - Courteau 60. AU. Apparently pulled from circulation, unlike the preceding lots which show no signs of circulating. Unusual dee

Br 527. LC-1B1 and LC-1B3. Group of three. - Br 527. PC 1B1 (Co. 43) x1. PC-1B3: Co. 54 x1, Co. 55 x1. All EF. All circulated, albeit lightly.

Br 530. Montreal & Lachine Railroad Company. - With X scratch in field, below "T", which should not be considered damage, as virtuall...

Br 530. Montreal & Lachine Railroad Company. - CH-TR 3. ICCS MS-62. The railroad was the brainchild of James Ferrier, who became its first Pr...

Br 558. Vexator Canadinsis, 1811. - Copper. N.S. 4.55 grams. Nice VF, unfortunately, holed below bust, at left. Note: this lot is part of The Richa

Br 558. Vexator Canadinsis, 1811. - Copper. N.N. 3.76 grams. VG, somewhat porous. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 559. Vexator M L Canadinsis, 1811. - Copper. N.W. 6.09 grams. Fine, but upper right obv. impaired due to either a defective planchet, or damage. T

Br 559. Vexator M L Canadiensis, 1811. - Copper. N.W. 5.51 grams. Fine, obv. planchet flaws. Still a nice piece, with a reasonably well struck up rev

Br 559. Vexator M L Canadiensis, 1811. - Copper. N.W. 5.95 grams. F-VF obv., though having a few of the expected blemishes; the reverse is a hazy str

Br 562. Molson's Sou, 1837. - Thick flan. 11.50 grams. VF, obv. dig by urn. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 562. Molson's Sou, 1837. - Thick flan. 10.64 grams. About VF, but obv. scratches above barrel and hose. Note: this lot is part of The Ri...

Br 670, CH LC-45 - ICCS EF-40, cert. TA 659. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 670, CH LC-45 - ICCS EF-45, cert. NT 074. A few areas of red corrosion on rev. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 670, CH LC-45 - EF+. Ex Loye. A problem-free example. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 670. Group of 3 - One VF, one F+, one VG with corrosion. 3 Pcs. Note: this lot is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

T.D. Seaman Butcher, Belleville. Low 155, Rulau HT-204B - ICCS AU-50, cert. HX 622. A scarce Hard Times token, typically found VF or lower, also prod

Br 671. Group of 3 - One thick flan (CH LC-20A1), F or a bit better. Two thin flan (CH LC-20A2), both F. 3 Pcs. Note: this lot is part of The Richa

Br 678, CH LC-23C - ICCS MS-60, cert. CZ 461 (misattributed as “Br 697” on ticket). Clean, lustrous brown surfaces. Rare in this grade. Note: this

Br 681, CH LC-22C - Nearly VF in point of wear, but a reverse dent has partially flattened the lower right of the bouquet. Still a scarce piece – a VF