Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2023

Issued by the Bank of Montreal, exquisite toning. 2 sets.

Misc. lot of coin error and error convention exonumia (e.g., CONECA, ANA). 19 pieces in total, part of the Glassford collection.

1981 half penny struck on a thicker, 2.39 g non-magnetic Type 1 blank or unknown origin. Patrick Glassford Collection.

No Date (201X) India 10 Rupees, bi-metallic with core bored off-centre in an underweight (7.12 g), flawed ring that is tapered at one edge. A complex,

1981 Iraq 50 Fils (KM#128) struck on a Canadian 1c bronze planchet (2.5 grams, intended for Canadian 1c coins 1982 to 1996). The coin is lightly circu

1918 US Lincoln 1c, struck with a retained silver fragment. Quite popular with US error collectors. Patrick Glassford Collection.

Lot of 20 off-centre US 198X 1-cent coins, post 1982 struck on copper-plated zinc planchets. Patrick Glassford Collection.

Lot of 12 US coins, all struck on clipped planchets. All of the coins in this lot are somewhat significant with respect to their clip size. Patrick Gl

Trio of circulated Victorian large cent errors. 1859 struck 8% off-centre, 1859 struck on a cracked planchet, and 1895 with a large strike-through err

1977 1-cent struck on unknown 2.65 g bronze Type 1 blank, circulated to about EF grade. Patrick Glassford Collection.

2006 1-cent, no mint mark, magnetic, ICCS MS-64 Red. Patrick Glassford always considered the various iterations of planchet mix-ups as 'off meta...

Lot of 19 Canadian 1980 1c coins, all struck with rim fins or displaced metal, due to shearing from the collar die. All coins are AU to BU, with most

Lot of 8 coins, all struck with rim fins. This error usually occurs due to a misalignment of the dies and part of the planchet being sheared up by the

Pair of 1953 5-cent mules, Shoulder Fold Far Leaf (F) and No Shoulder Fold Near Leaf (VF). Patrick Glassford Collection.

1973 10-cent struck on a Barbados 2.23 gram copper-nickel planchet. This coin is circulated and these off-metal errors are almost always found in well

2004P 10-cent struck on a 1.72 gram copper-plated steel planchet. Patrick Glassford never identified the host planchet, but it could either be a Canad

Lot of 16 silver CAN 10c, all errors struck on clipped planchets. All different dates, from 1954 to 1968, in varying condition. Patrick Glassford Coll

1973 25-cent struck on thinner nickel rolled stock (4.89 grams). There simply was not enough metal to fill the entire collar die and create a rim on t

1978 25-cent struck on a Canadian 5-cent planchet (4.50 grams). Mint state condition, with a minor scratch on the reverse. Patrick Glassford Collectio

1978 25-cent struck on a Honduras 5.63 gram copper-nickel 50 Centavos planchet. Like other similar copper-nickel coins, these are only distinguishable