Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024

United States 1c (No Date) struck 98% off centre on a planchet with a curved clip. An eye-appealing error, ANACS MS-63 RD

Pair of United States 1c errors, 1999 and 2001, broadstruck, indent with a partial brockage, NGC MS-65 RD and ANACS MS-63 respectively.

Lot of four United States 1c coins, all struck off-centre with readable dates. All mint state red, consisting of 1987, 1990, 1991, 1998, all ANACS MS-

United States Buffalo 5c (No Date), struck 60% off centre, PCGS XF-40.

United States 5c (No Date), saddle struck on a 10% clad planchet, This multiple mint error began its life as a dime blank. It did not go through the u

United States 5c (No Date), struck 40% off centre on a 3.1 gms 1c planchet, beautiful and eye-appealing error, it last saw action in Heritage Auctions

United States 5c (No Date), struck through a late stage capped die, ANACS MS-60.

United States 5c (No Date), struck off centre on a planchet with double curved clips. An eye catching error, NGC Mint Error (Unc Details).

United States 1998P 5c, double struck, 2nd strike 70% off centre, a cool and popular error, PCGS MS-61.

United States 1999P 5c, broadstruck with an indent strike and partial brockage, with a strong rim fin on the reverse, ANACS MS-64.

Pair of United States 5c errors, 1975D and 1980P, both struck 75% off-centre, with readable dates, graded ACACS MS-65 and MS-63, respectively.

United States 1989 10c struck with a clad error, CCCS AU-50.

United States 2005P 10c struck 5% off centre on a 12% straight clipped planchet. Multiple errors on a single strike, PCGS MS-63.

United States (No Date), struck 40% off centre on a clad 10c planchet, a very interesting error, PCGS MS-63.

United States (No Date), triple struck, each progressive strike 10% off centre, a visually appealing error, PCGS MS-63.

United States 1980P 25c indent strike with a partial brockage and rim fin, NGC Mint Error (Unc. Details).

United States 1999 25c, double struck, one strike is uniface, both strikes are off centre, a real 'wow' mint error, in gem grade, NGC MS-66.

United States Silver Eagle $1, obverse image struck on a sand paper disc as a die set-up strike. An emery (or sanding) disc is wafer-thin, round, gran

Pair of 1833 Halfpenny errors (Br-730), one is struck 10% off centre, CCCS VG-8 and the other is lamination error (retained), CCCS F-12.

Lower Canada Mint Error - Obverse Brockage "Habitant" 1/2 Penny Token ND (1837) VG Details NGC, (Br-522, LC-8 for type).

Prince Edward Island, 1857 (Charlton #PC7C), mirror brockage, CCCS EF-40.

Pair of Nova Scotia bronze errors. 1864 half-cent with a 45 degree die rotation, CCCS VF-20 and 1861 cent struck 20 percent off centre, CCCS VG-8. A p

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

1980 1-cent struck on an elliptical planchet. Lovely 'east-west' orientation with a full date, PCGS MS-63RB.

1980 1-cent struck with two reverse dies, PCGS MS-64RD. This coin is one of two examples known in the Canadian 1-cent series (the other is dated 1978)

1985 Blunt 5 1-cent with a uniface error on the obverse. Strong rim fins on the reverse indicate that it was likely struck over another planchet that

1985 Blunt 5 1-cent struck by capped hammer die, which produced a full mirror brockage of the reverse, with a strong rim fin. Lightly circulated, this

Trio of Canadian 1-cent striking errors that includes: 1) 1962 indent strike with partial brockage, 2) 1977 large indent strike (from overlapping blan

Pair of Canadian 1-cent ICCS certified coins with strike-through errors. This lot includes a 1938 ICCS MS-64 Red and a 2002P ICCS MS-65 Red.

1997 One Cent - 180° Die Rotation. ICCS AU-55. Upset Dies (Coin Alignment).

2002 One Cent - 90° Die Rotation. ICCS MS-63. Dies Rotated 90°. Red.

2008 One Cent - 90° Die Rotation. ICCS MS-64. Dies Rotated 90°. Red.

1979 5-cent struck on an "unknown" 2.06 gms bronze planchet. Given the weight and composition, this coin was struck on a planchet intended...

1979 5-cent struck on a 0.8 gms aluminum planchet. Given the composition and weight, this coin was struck on a planchet intended for an Israel 5 Agoro

1982 5-cent struck on an "unknown" 4.13 gms bronze planchet. Given the weight and composition, this coin was struck on a planchet indented...

1917 10-cent struck with a 130 degree die rotation. Die rotation errors are fairly rare, and this one is significant.

1993 10-cent uniface error. The "Brockage" noted on the holder is incorrect, as the ghosting of the Bluenose is the result of indirect die...

2008 10-cent uniface error, with a very strong rim fin. This coin was struck with another planchet sitting on the anvil die, gem grade of NGC MS-66.

2012 Ten Cents Error. Struck on an unknown magnetic planchet, 1.67 gms.

1875H 25-cent struck 15% off centre, PCGS G Details. A visually appealing error on a very low mintage key date. Victorian errors like this seldom come

1886 25-cent struck on a partially split planchet. This is the result of being struck on a flawed planchet, with part of the split lifted off as a ret