Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024

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

1969 25-cent struck on a 1-cent planchet. This error type is commonly seen in dates from 1978 to 1985, and considerably less so in older coins. This i

1980 25-cent struck on a 1-cent planchet. Nice lustre and great off-metal example, PCGS MS-63RB.

No Date, 25-cent, struck on a 2.06 gms bronze planchet intended for a New Zealand 1 cent. You can see part of a 1980 date on the edge of the reverse.

1981 25-cent struck on a 4.0 gms non-magnetic foreign planchet. Given the weight and high lustre of the suspected composition (stainless steel), this

1985 25-cent struck on a 10c planchet. Lovely small coin with a full date, which is not always the case with coins struck on 10c planchets, CCCS MS-63

1986 25-cent struck on a 1c planchet. Lots of strong original lustre, CCCS MS-64 RB.

1988 25-cent struck on a 2.7 gms bronze planchet. The CCCS certificate identifies it as being struck on a New Zealand 1c planchet (normally 2.1 gms),

1999 March (The Log Drive) 25-cent struck on a United Arab Emirates copper-nickel 7-sided 50 Fils planchet (1998). The unusual shape of the planchet i

1999 July (A Nation of People) 25-cent struck on 0.8 gms aluminum planchet. Canadian coins struck on aluminum foreign planchets are quite scarce in ge

2005(P) 25-cent struck with a capped reverse (hammer) die, producing a mirror brockage for almost 98% of the coin. One of the nicer examples we have s

2005P 25-cent struck on a Canadian plated 5-cent planchet (3.95 g), one seldom sees these off-metal strikes on the new plated coinage, CCCS MS-63.

Lot of two earlier nickel composition striking errors which includes: 1) 1974 10c struck 15% off centre and 2) a 1968 nickel 25c with an indent strike

1980 nickel dollar, struck on a 7.7 gms thin planchet. The population of this error is unknown, but it is estimated that less than 6 examples exist. T

1982 Constitution nickel dollar, described as being "struck on a 5.4 gms foreign planchet". Non-magnetic, and likely on a copper-nickel pl...

1982 Constitution Nickel Dollar - Rare Coinage Strike. ICCS MS63. Very scarce variety in mint state condition. Rarely offered.

1982 Constitution Nickel Dollar - Rare Thin Planchet. ICCS MS60. Thin Planchet, Weak Strike (all are). 1 of 5 known. We sold a similar AU example for

Pair of ICCS certified silver dollars with errors. This lot includes a 1939 ICCS MS-65 with a strong 'ghosting' (indirect die transfer) and ...

1996 two dollar coin struck with an off-centre core, with a sizeable gap. A popular error, and this one is in nice mint state condition, CCCS MS-63.

Lot of six Canadian certified coins, all with minor lamination errors. This lot includes: 1) 1c 1903 NGC XF Details, 2) 1c 1908 CCCS MS-63 RB, 3) 1c 1

Lot of six Canadian certified coins, all with die clash errors. This lot includes: 1) Nova Scotia half cent CCCS-VF-30 with die clash on reverse, 2) N

Lot of eleven Canadian certified coins, all with minor die cracks and die chips. This lot includes: 1) 5c 1870 CCCS VF-20 (cleaned); 2) 10c 1858 ICCS

Lot of 12 Canadian certified 1c and 5c coins with die deterioration doubling or machine doubling, a majority of these on the dates. This lot includes

Given out to those who took a tour of the mint at the 2008 RCNA convention. This particular piece was used during the twenty-five cent production.

As stated by Charlton "When the decision was made to retire the one dollar banknote the search began for a suitable replacement. The first test...

In original case from The Royal Canadian Mint.

Gold Maple Leaf Uniface Lucite Replica Set from the Royal Canadian Mint

Miscellaneous tokens and items. Viewing is recommended, cool lot.

Finally, after almost ten years since release, a complete set of graded Colour Technology tokens from the 2015 Currency Convention in Vancouver, Briti

Includes: 10 x 1964, 12 x 1965, 8 x 1966. 30 sets.

Includes: 8 x 1963, 7 x 1964, 5 x 1965. 20 sets.

TT-100-21, 7.1 gms, 26.5mm, 11-sided three maple leaves.

Sealed and issued by the RCM. Serial #1/500

Sealed and issued by the RCM. Serial #1/500

Sealed and issued by the RCM. Serial #1/500

In case with COA.

In case with COA.

14-Karat, COA #511/3000.

In case with COA.

In case with COA #390/2150.

In case with COA.

10 oz. Pure Silver Coin - Canadian Federation Medals Series: Historia Tua Epos Est - The 150th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation. In case with COA

Seven Coins in Premium Wood Case, limited to 1500.

Spectacular oval shaped kilo silver coin, cert #56/400.

1866-1916, 14 piece puzzle coin is 99.99% pure silver and is a half kilo. COA #64/800

1866-1916, 14 piece puzzle coin is 99.99% pure silver and is a half kilo. COA #728/800.

In case with COA's, limited to 1500.

5 oz. Pure Silver Coin, Cert#503/1500.

5 oz. Pure Silver Coin, Cert#649/1500.

Commemorating the First World War Armistice, 10 ozs. COA #218/750

In case with COA #61/350.

5 oz Pure Silver $50 Coin. COA #231/1000.

10 oz. Pure Silver Coin, Cert#176/500.