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Knight's Cross, Legion of Honor. Highest order of merit for military and civilian merits. It was established in 1802 by Napoleon. Some enamel da...

Large bronze specimen commemorating Napoleon's death on St. Helena in 1821. It is 69 mm in diameter with staining on the reverse.

Coronation silver medal with red and white ribbon, at the 1911 Coronation dinner. presented by Captain J.A. Morrison to -----. A neat piece not seen b

H. Don Allan Collection - Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand Captain James Cook Bicentenary 1969 Medal This is a commemorative 63mm medal issu

DECIMAL COINAGE INTRODUCED, 1967, in bright bronze (63mm) (M.1967/3), by The Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand - reverse design includes fifty c

1973 ANA Numismatic Association 86th Convention 3-Medal Set Atlanta, Georgia A gorgeous 3-coin set from the American Numismatic Association. 86th A

Token and Medal Society lot from the 1972, 12th Annual Convention New Orleans in Bronze, Antique Bronze and Sterling Silver. The 1973 Convention, 13th

We asked Wayne at E-Sylum for a bit of help on this one, for more reading please see: 2020-08-23 repot. Engraved ID discs are unique items invested wi

United States War-Savings Certificate dated 1918. There is one $5.00 stamp mint but glued in the original folder that was issued to a California resid

1893 Columbian Exhibition in Chicago. Admission ticket in blue and white in UNC condition; a second ticket expressly issued for Manhattan Day, Oct. 21

ICCS VF-20.

All in VG or better grades, no repeats. 12 Pcs.

No repeats. 12 Pcs.

Wood-25, BL-42, Courteau-22 copper, coinage alignment 2.8 grams. Fine +.

CH BL-1, one 7.47g, VF, the other 6.99g+D15, F+. 2 pcs.

CH BL-2A3, thin flan (5.37g), rusted obv and rev. dies. An attractive VF+.

CH BL-2A3, thin flan (3.98g), slight planched clip. F+, but wavy flan.

CH BL-4, clipped planchet, 4.42g. Fine.

CH BL-5A, late re-cut obv. Fine.

CH BL-11, 5.90g, Fine+; CH BL-13, 5.68g, Fine+, uneven toning. 2pcs.

CH BL-7, 4.89g, Fine; CH BL-16, 5.91g, Fine, ex. Cooper; CH BL-37, 5.55g, Fine, Ex: Cooper. 3 pcs.

CH NF-1A2. EF, though marks in the fields. Patina hints that it might have been cleaned long ago, but overall retoned.

CH NF-1C1. EF.

CH NF-1C1. Glossy EF+.

CH NF-1C2. EF.

CH NF-1C4. EF.

NF-3A1. PCGS AU55. Issued in 1860 to commemorate the signing of a treaty by the major fishing nations to regulate the fisheries and establish fisging

CH-NF-3A2. PCGS AU53.

EF.

CH PE9A. ICCS VF-30.

CH PE9B; Brass. ICCS VF-30.

CH PE-9B2. ICCS EF-45. Strongest example of the three offered.

CH PE-9B2. CCCS EF-40. Solid details for the type.

CH PE-9B2. ICCS VF-30. Weaker strike compared to the preceding lot.

CH PE-10-1, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-2, ICCS VF-20 (scratch). 2 pcs.

CH PE-10-3A1 / BL-24A1. Wt.: 7.25g. Fine+.

CH PE-10-3A3 / BL-24A3. ICCS F-12. Small planchet clip at 5 o'clock on obv.

Apparent CH PE-10-3A3 / BL-24A3. (In holder, not attributed by Charlton.) ICCS F-15. Planchet clip at 12 o'clock on obv.

CH PE-10-6. ICCS EF-40

Br 997. CH PE-10-7. ICCS EF-45.

CH PE-10-7, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-8, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-9, ICCS VF-30. 3 pcs.

CH PE-10-9 & PE-10-10. Both graded VF-20 by ICCS. 2 Pcs.

CH PE-10-10B. ICCS F-12. Spot of obv. corrosion.

CH PE-10-11. ICCS EF-40. Nice example of a scarce variety.

CH PE-10-12, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-14, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-19, ICCS VF-20. 3 pcs.

CH PE-10-13. CCCS F-12.

CH PE-10-15. ICCS EF-40.

CH PE-10-17. ICCS VF-20.

CH PE-10-19. ICCS VF-30.

CH PE-10-20. ICCS VF-20, small amount of discolouration, rare.

CH PE-10-21. ICCS VF-30, small areas of obv. discolouration.

CH PE-10-21. ICCS VF-20.

CH PE-10-24. Br. 997. ICCS AU-50.

CH PE-10-24. CCCS EF-40.

CH PE-10-26, ICCS EF-40, blotchy toning; CH PE-10-32, ICCS EF-40; CH PE-10-35, CCCS EF-45, CH PE-10-40, EF-40. 4 pcs.

CH PE-10-23, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-27, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-28, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-29, ICCS VF-30, many digs; CH PE-10-30, VF-30; CH PE-10-31, ICCS V

CH PE-10-33. CCCS EF-40. Close inspection shows some old light scratches in the field, but solid EF details on a rare variety.

CH PE-10-34, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-36, ICCS VF-30; CH PE-10-37, ICCS VF-20, corroded; CH PE-10-38, ICCS VF-30.

CH PE-10-39. ICCS AU-50.

CH PE-10-39. ICCS EF-40

CH PE-10-41A, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-41B, ICCS VF-20; CH PE-10-44, ICCS F-12, CH PE-10-46, ICCS F-15. 4 pcs.

CH PE-10-42, ICCS F-12; CH PE-10-43, ICCS F-15, A little dirty. 2 pcs.

CH PE-10-45. ICCS EF-40.

CH NS-1B2. ICCS VF-20. A good specimen of a genuinely scarce piece, with the usual reverse cuds.

Co. 292, CH NS-1E2, VF+; Co. 303, CH NS-1F1, VF+, rev weak in centre; Co. 304, CH NS-1F4, VF. 3 pcs.

CH NS-2D1, nice VF+, some rev. stains.

NS-3B. Contemporary counterfeit issue with error reverse date of "1382" Very rare.

NS-5A1, Courteau-315. Plain edge. Medal alignment. Without LCW initials beneath bust.

NS-5A2. PCGS VG details, graffiti.

CH NS-5A2. Attributed by CCCS as brass, XRF results show a more interesting story: Cu 79.95%, Sn 12.96%, Zn 6.04%, Pb 1.05%. The copper content is a

CH NS-5A2. Another abnormal alloy, but much different from the preceding. XRF: Cu 91.86%, Sn 3.59%, Zn 3.21%, Pb. 1.35%. While not falling below th

Co. 326, CH NS-7B1, CCCS VF-30.

NS-17A1, Courteau-362. PCGS MS63. Well struck, with considerable remaining luster.

CH NS-12, VF; CH NS-16, VF+; CH NS-19B2, ICCS VF-12. 3 pcs.

Co 341, Br 890, CH NS-13A2, 1815 Halfpenny, F, some scratches. ex GBA 9, lot 1146.

NS-20A3. PCGS MS63BN. Engrailed edge. Medal alignment. Large letters variety with ship sailing left on calmer seas.

NS-30 (Rare), No Breton #, Courteau-35 (R9). Plain edge. Struck for the Halifax, Nova Scotia trade in 1816.

NB-1A1. PCGS PR63BN. Superbly struck with blue and orange hues.

NB-2A. PCGS PR65BN. A great match with the previous lot. Superb strike with deeply mirrored fields.

NB-2A. ICCS EF-40.

NB-2B1 & NB-2B2. Both ICCS EF-45. 2 Pcs.

NB-3. PCGS MS63 BN. Trace lustrous mirror-lke surfaces, the finest example we've seen and simply the best of the best. Ex: Robins

NB-4. ICCS EF-40.

Br. 876 (NS-5A1, VF); Br. 909 x3 (NS-2A, F+; NB-2B1, VF+, cld; NB-2B1, VF); Vr. 910 x2 (NB-1A1, F; NB-1A2, F).

LC-2A2. ICCS MS-60. Curved stem.

LC-4A2. ICCS EF-45. Coinage alignment.

LC-5A1. ICCS F-15. Open Wreath, Large bow, Reeded.

LC-5A2. ICCS F-12. Open Wreath, Large bow, Plain.

LC-9A4. Nice VF, old light obv. scratches. Uncommon in this die orientation.

CH LC-10B3. ICCS VF-20. Left fence has fifteen palings; beaver's tail does not touch garter. Rare.

LC-11A1. PCGS AU58. Courteau-36 (R8), Robins-29454. Plain edge. Medal alignment. Variety with narrow tail on beaver that almost touches M in Montreal.

CH LC-13B, ICCS VF-30; CH LC-15A2, VF-30; CH LC-15A3, ICCS F-15; CH LC-58A2, corroded and porous, ICCS F-12; CH LC-56B1, ICCS VF-30. 5 pcs.

LC-16A1. By Jean-Marie Arnault. Thick flan, reeded.

LC-17A1. ICCS EF-40. A ship builder in Montreal, imported these tokens in 1828.

LC-19A1. ICCS AU-55. It was denounced as profiteering fraud by the newspaper "Le Canadien"!

LC-20A2. ICCS VF-30. Mr Joseph Roy was a dry goods merchant who operated in Montreal.

CH LC-21. Both VF, one a little porous. 2 pcs.

LC-31A. ICCS VF-30. Leaves instead of bow.

LC-31B1. ICCS VF-30. Bow, three blades, Copper.

LC-23C. ICCS VF-20. No berry left of bow.