Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2023

PCGS MS65+ Moderately and pleasantly toned obverse which contrasts interestingly to an outstanding beautiful reverse.

Includes: ICCS 1924 MS62; 1925 VF20, key date. 2 Pcs.

NGC MS62.

ICCS F15. Far 6. A problem-free example.

PCGS MS62.

ICCS EF-40. Rarely seen without scratches, nice mid-range example.

PCGS PL64 Cameo.

PCGS MS65+ An extraordinarily challenging denomination to locate in gem certification, with the vast majority having seen heavy circulation, only 5 ex

ICCS EF-40. Rob Turner Collection.

ICCS EF-40. Obverse 2. Hints of gold on both obverse & reverse. Older 2-letter certificate.

ICCS VF-30. Obverse 5. Light older toning. Older 2-letter certificate.

ICCS VF-30.

ICCS AU55, Obverse 6.

ICCS MS66. Outstanding eye appeal with soft "onion skin" toning over a noticeable cameo.

PCGS/ICCS MS66. Rare full gem with consensus from both grading firms. A key date exhibiting a stunning array of colours over shimmering luster.

ICCS MS65. Key date Edward in an under-valued series in gem. Attractive toning and strong strike.

PCGS/ICCS MS65. A cross graded full gem with great eye appeal. The Edward series is arguably among the most undervalued series in gem quality.

PCGS MS67+ Amongst the finest known, outstanding eye appeal. Superb type coin, worthy of a premium bid.

PCGS MS66. Richly toned with underlying luster and outstanding depth of strike, a gem.

PCGS MS64+ Fully white with cameo.

ICCS MS63.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS MS-64. Light golden hue around the rims. Older 2-letter certificate.

PCGS MS67. Only 6 coins garner the 68 top pop on the PCGS report.

PCGS MS66. Approx. 250 coins escaped the Mint to the joy of collectors. Another opportunity if you missed the last lot.

CCCS EF-40. Coinage.

ICCS EF-40. Coinage orientation. Older 2-letter certificate.

ICCS MS-65. Obverse 1. Scarce in gem, a throwback coin from the BU+ era. Moderate toning and iridescent luster.

NGC Very Fine 30.

NGC XF40.

PCGS MS-65. Highly lustrous underneath a veil of patina that carries touches of copper-red and soft hazelnut tone, well struck.

PCGS MS64+ Richly toned and likely a walk through away from gem, outstanding eye appeal.

ICCS MS64. Light golden toning over a strong strike for an early Edward date.

ICCS MS64. A blazing white gem, just the lightest rub on the obverse away from full MS65.

PCGS MS65. Wonderful pedigree on this key date Edward VII quarter. Richly toned obverse with ample luster. Flipping the coin reveals one of the pretti

ICCS SP-63. Older 2-letter certificate.

PCGS MS65. Just the start of speckled early fall colours over brilliance, a gem.

ICCS MS63. Subtle gold toning can be found on both sides of this coin.

PCGS MS64. Important key date with colours taking us in a fall walk through the NB woods.

PCGS/ICCS MS65. Lovely full gem with consensus from both grading firms.

PCGS/ICCS MS65. Another lovely gem with consensus from both grading firms.

PCGS MS65. Brilliant white and well struck with only 7 examples graded higher.

PCGS/ICCS MS65. Fully white but for the prettiest start of rim edge golden toning along the reverse. Lovely full gem with consensus from both grading

PCGS/ICCS MS65. Another lovely gem with a soft start to golden toning over reflective surfaces, consensus from both grading firms.

NGC MS64, cross graded with ICCS.

PCGS AU58 Dot. An about mint state example of this desirable variety, featuring a dot below the reverse wreath, a mix of violet, red, green, gold, and

ICCS MS-64. Older 2-letter certificate.

ICCS MS-64. A very flashy coin. Older 2-letter certificate.

ICCS PL-66, Low Relief.

ICCS SP-66.