Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024

CL 125 SV 1, 1990-1995, gilt tombac (Portugal Visit).

CL 125 P, 1990-1995, gilt bronze (Personal medal) in original pouch.

CL 125 SV 3, 1990-1995, gilt tombac (Hong Kong Visit).

CL 125 SV 4, 1990-1995, gilt tombac (Korea Visit).

CL 125 SV 5, 1990-1995, gilt tombac (Ukraine Visit).

CL 125 SV 6, 1990-1995, gilt tombac, (Hungary Visit).

Governor General Medal - Sauve

Copper, from La Banque d' Epargne of Montreal awarded to Claire LaPierre of the Academie St-Antonie in 1938. In case of issue. Inscription on me...

As above but named to Olga Vynowiecka.

Ler 302, 1631 restrike.

Bronze, unnamed.

McLachlan-173, Breton-107. McLachlan describes the Prince of Wales Normal School medal as “one of a number of munificent gifts by the Prince

Ler 1871, gilt WM with contemporary frame added.

77mm. The official Royal Mint issue depicts a veiled Victoria on the obverse and and seated figure on the reverse flanked by figures representing Scie

A popular design available here in the larger of two sizes. The medal shows signs of cleaning, while the original red case is beautifully preserved.

As last, but with beautiful chocolate-brown surfaces. Case is not original.

56mm. The official Royal Mint issue engraved by G.W. de Sallies. A pleasing example with light silver-grey surfaces in its original case of issue.

56mm. Another example but deeply toned in shades of blue, gold, and rose. Two thin scratches appear in field right of Queen Alexandra. Housed in a lov

Ler 1220, College de Montreal, 1767-1885, AU.

Ler 1477, CH-36. Gilt copper. 50.5mm, 66.6 gms. Cuivre on edge.

Accompanied with certificate, obv. personal coat of arms of J.J. Grant, rev. emblem of the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia. Circa 2014.

LeRoux 1210. Knight's Of Labor Demonstration, Oshawa, EF.

35mm. Signed WM McKENDRY. Elements of blue and green toning add considerable eye appeal.

77mm. By L.C. Wyon. This was the official prize medal for the fair. Mostly glossy and attractive with a handful of minor rim nicks.

45mm. Stamped BIRKS at the lower reverse. That side also features HIGH BAR / 1939 scratched in by hand. Housed in what appears to be the original case

By A. Bovy. Different finishes suggest different striking periods. Viewing is recommended. Napoleon x2 are plain edge, Bonaparte marked bronze, Bonapa

1.) Laurentian University. 51mm. Unnamed. 2.) 1935 City of Fort William King George Jubilee. 33mm

1.) 1836 Maria Anna Augusta Ferdinand I Medal. 45mm. 2.) German electrotype medal of Johannes Gutenburg, inventor of the printing press, in a round bo

57mm. Original box and paperwork included.

1.) 1886 Colonial and Indian Exhibition. Eimer-1725. 52mm. 2.) 1897 Lord Nelson’s Foudrayant Wrecked. 39mm. Struck from metal salvaged from t

51mm. By B. Mackennal. This was the official Royal Mint issue. Housed in old Belgian dealer’s box.

Scottish Rifles Bronze, repaired on back. Also as a bonus is a sterling silver broach. 2 pcs.

Boer War Era.

52nd Oxfordshire Regiment of Foot Light Infantry.

Named to Private A. Smith. Royal Highland Regiment Black Watch.

Named to Private B.L. McAndrew. Royal Service Army Corp.

WWII Canadian 1939-1945 Medal. 1867-1967 Canada Confederation Medal. WWII 1939-1945 Star Medal. Australian miniature Merit Medal, Legion of Frontiersm

Dominion Marksman pins, Legion pins, Service at the Front pin, Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve pins, WWI 27th Battalion dog tag, ect.

Toronto School Attendance & 1837-1897 Queen Victoria Medal

This lot include a Military Forces Observer Medal and a first type Corps of Commissionaires Long Service Medal. 2 pcs.

Arabian Peninsula Clasp. Lt. R.W. Quinn P.W.O

Challenge Coins - Lot of 9

70mm. Awarded to Walter R. Allan in 1921. Certified MS63 Brown by NGC in an oversized holder.

1.) Denmark. 1874. 56mm. Johan Nicolai Madvig. 2.) Finland. 1904. 55mm. Carl Gustaf Estlander. 2 pcs.

28mm. Reverse inscribed: 1926 / STEWART WALKER / FOR / SIGHT READING. Hallmarks below. Housed in its original black case with gilt lettering.

82mm. A massive medal manufactured at the Paris Mint in 1970, per the edge mark. 298.3g.

38mm. Struck by W.J. Taylor on the screw press he had on display at the Exhibition. Partly flashy.

61mm. Considerable redness remains around the obverse legends, while the reverse shows steel-blue toning. Seldom seen.

Haiti, Afghanistan and Ivory Coast. 3 pcs.

Named to Private H. Hines. Hampshire Regiment.