Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024

Pair of certified 1-cent uniface errors (no dates), with the uniface errors on the reverse (hammer die). These coins have strong rim fins and these er

1969 1-cent, double struck, rotated in collar, PCGS MS-63BN. A popular striking error. A sticker on the holder indicates that this is part of the ex-R

1969 1-cent, double struck, flipover in collar, NGC MS-63RD. A popular striking error, where the date can be seen on both sides of the coin.

1969 Double denomination 1-cent struck on 10c, where the obverse and reverse are opposite for each strike. These coins are much scarcer than the doubl

Pair of 1-cent striking errors that includes a 1977 struck through a late stage capped die CCCS EF-40, with beautiful radial flow lines, and undated i

1978 1-cent struck on a ragged edge of strip. These are scarcer than straight clips, and occur when blanks are punched at either the beginning or end

1978 1-cent struck on a 2.2 gms elliptical planchet. These eye-appealing 'football clips' are quite popular and tend to be scarcer in the la...

1978 1-cent, triple struck, all strikes off centre, NGC MS-63 BN. This is a visually appealing error, and was originally part of the 'Misfits Co...

1979 1-cent, struck on 2.04 gms bronze planchet intended for a New Zealand 1c, ANACS MS-63R

1980 1-cent, struck on a 2.1 gms Canadian 10-cent planchet, CCCS AU-50