Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2018

CH NB-3, EF with minor spotting.

CH-PE-2. McCarthy Penny, the letters P.E.I incuse on an otherwise blank planchet, copper. There is no justification for attributing this piece to Pete

CH PE-4, all letters of the legends and the date fully legible; no major damage, some slight pitting both sides. Ex Stack`s Bowers John J. Ford Collec

CH PE-4, the obverse clear with all letters legible, on the reverse the date and most of the legend legible. A nice Fine, with a planchet striation on

CH FT-10B. In copper Holed as usual. PCGS VF, with an indication that the surfaces have been tooled somewhat. As to be expected, there is some porosit

CH LC-60A1, this is a contemporary counterfeit, large photo is enclosed of this example and a comparison of a real example courtesy of our friends at

Copper Company of Upper Canada, bronze, 5.7 gms, appears to be an electrotype, nevertheless scarce, 1794, Ler 696, Ex:Temple collection.

G-VF. 14 Pcs.

On obverse of Bust & Harp brass halfpenny, 1820, Br. 1012, Brunk 11510. Nicely centred countermark. F/VF.

T. Burr counterstamped on obverse and reverse of Br. 867 Nova Scotia 1823 Halfpenny, Brunk 6085; H.D. Pullen, a star, oak leaf and acorn counterstampe