Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2017

A binder of 228 maverick and modern tokens, all formerly from the collection to Tim Henderson. Some attributed by Tannahill numbers, but otherwise un

A binder of 187 pieces, including maverick tokens; a few dairy and bakery pieces; vending, envertainment, arcade and restaurant tokens. Most appear C

Host coin (Dup. 550, circa 1461-75) is nearly VF and clearly legible, strong countermark on reverse. Vlack rated countermarked Louis XI pieces R-8.

Host coin (Dup. 927, circa 1541-47) VG+, centred countermark on rev. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Host coin (Dup. 997, circa 1549-53) VG+ or better and clearly legible, strong countermark on obv. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Host coin (Dup. 1085, circa 1568-74) only VG, but attributable, strong countermark on rev. Unusual to see a coin of marginally good silver (.529 fine

Host coin (Dup. 1088, circa 1572-74) VG, some encrustations, strong and sharp countermark on obv. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Host coin (Dup. 1140, dated 1588) uneven VG, strong obv. countermark. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Host Coin (Dup. 1181) almost Fine, quite legible (sadly, date not struck up), countermark centred on rev. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Colle

Host coins of Dup. 927 (2) and Dup. 1181 (2 - both dated 1593, uncertain mints). Attributable undertypes, usually VG, but weak or porous. 4 Pcs. Th

Host coins of Dup. 1247 (3), Dup. 1254. Fine undertypes. Henri IV is the most common undertype, but all four are above average for the issue. 4 Pcs

All hosts are Dup. 1260, all appear dated 1590. VG-F undertypes, all clearly legible. 3 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

All hosts are Dup. 1257. VG-F undertypes, all clearly legible. 5 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

All costs are Dup. 1247. Attributable, but lesser pieces. 8 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

A pair with hosts of Papal douzains of Avignon. Undertypes not attributed further. Both VG+. 2 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collecti

An unusual class of undertype. Host coin not definitively attributed. VG, a bit of corrosion, but uncommon. This is a part of the Richard Cooper C

A group of 9 specimens struck 1692-1705, reusing old billon coins. All of these pieces show remnants of the 1640 countermark, showing the re-use and

Low-grade, damaged and unattributed pieces that show the 1640 countermark. Some undertypes likely with some careful study. 21 Pcs. This is a part

The type of this regional issue imitated the elusive and short-lived regal quinzains (15 deniers) of 1641 that followed the countermarking of 1640 (i.

1693-H, 1693-N, 1695-D, 1697-"Pau" (Bearn). The First three (all Dup. 1581, Gad. 91, KM. 285) VF+/aEF. The last (Dup. 1582, Gad. 94, KM....

1692-M, 1693-A (3), 1693-D, 1693-H (3), 1693-M, 1696-& (2), 1699-L. VG to aVF, averaging Fine. 12 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper ...

1693-{?], 1693-E, 1694-E, 1694-[?] All visibly overstruck on earlier flans. The first Good+, the remainder F-VF. 5 Pcs. This is a part of the R

1693-A, 1693-H, 1693-L, 1693-M, 1695-D, 1695-E, 1695-&, plus five with unclear dates. Mostly VG-Fine, but some with issues. 12 Pcs. This is ...

A distinct billion issue produced exclusively by the Strasbourg mint from 1696 to 1715. 1700-BB, 1701-BB (2). Dup. 1583, Gad. 96, KM 311. One from 1

Lyon Mint. VF+, some planchet flaws. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Lyon Mint. VF+, dark toning. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1710-D, 1711-D, 1712-D, 1713-D. All VF. The 1710 a little rough. 4 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1710-D, 1711-D, 1712-D, 1713-D, 1709-AA, 1710-AA, 1711-AA, 1712-AA, 1713-AA. Fine to aVF. 9 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1710-D (3), 1711-D (5), 1712-D (2), 1713-D (3). Mostly VG+ to F+, without major issues. 13 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1710-AA (4), 1711-AA (2), 1712-AA (3), 1713-AA (1). Mostly VG+ to F+, without major issues. 10 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collect

1710-AA (2), 1711-AA (2), 1710-D (1), 1711-D (2), 1712-D (3), uncertain (4). Mostly VG-F, bent, corrosion, or just low grade. 14 Pcs. This is a par

Both Metz mint. Both VF. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

All Metz mint. F+ to VF. 3 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1711-AA (2), 1712-AA (2), 1713-AA (5). Mostly VG-F, bent, corrosion, or just low grade. 9 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1663, Gad. 296, KM 453. about EF. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1663, Gad. 296, KM 453. VF+, reverse striations (adjustment marks?). This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1663, Gad. 296, KM 453. VF. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1663, Gad. 296, KM 453. about Fine, stained and surface abrasions. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1692, Gad. 276, KM 439.3. EF, planchet flaws. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Dup. 1692, Gad. 276, KM 439.1. VF+, some porosity. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Perpignan mint. Dup. 1692, Gad. 276. A scarce date. Rough aVG, and poorly struck, but date legible. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collec

1719-A, 1719-AA, 1720-S, 1722-Q. All VF. 4 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1719-A, 1719-S, 1720/19-S, 1722-H. The first three F+ to VF. The last about Fine. 4 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

1720-A, 1720-S, 1721-A. All F+ to VF. 3 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collection.

Group of 24 different date, mint and demominations of the John Law era types. Of the Liard: 1720BB, 1720-CC, 1721-S, 1721 )(. Of the Demi-sols: 1719

1719-S (2), 1719-BB (4), 1720-S (4), 1723-Q (3). Range from G to F. Average about VG+. In addition, one Sol De Bearn of 1728, VG. 14 Pcs. This i

1720-AA (1), 1720-S (4), 1720-AA (1), 1720-BB (4), 1721-A (2), 1720-BB (1), 1721-A (2), 1721-S (4), 1722-H (2), 1722-K (2), 1723-Q (2). Range from G

1720-BB (7), 1721-S (6), 1721-)( (1), uncertain (1). Frange from VG to VF. Average of Fine. 15 Pcs. This is a part of the Richard Cooper Collecti

Dup. 1670, Gad. 320. Recovered in the 1960s from the wreck of the ship Le Chameau, which foundered near her destination of Louisbourg on August 27, 17

Comprises four XXX Deniers (type of 1697-1729, KM 77, F bent; 1726, KM 77, aVF; 1728, KM 78, porous VG; 1729, KM 78, F+, a bit rough), one XV Deniers