Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2025

ICCS VF20. Obverse 4.

ICCS F15, edge damage.

ICCS VF30, Harshly Cleaned.

PCGS XF40.

ICCS AU55, minute amount of circulation prevents this from attaining a mint state status.

ICCS EF-45. Type III. The initials JOP stand for Joseph Oliva Patenaude of Nelson, BC, who counterstamped silver dollars from 1935 to the early 1950s

ICCS VF-30. Rarely offered date.

ICCS MS65.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS MS64. Doubled XXV. Doubled Voyageur. Blast white coin.

ICCS MS-65.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS-63.

ICCS MS-62.

ICCS MS-60. Short Waterlines.

ICCS MS-62.

ICCS MS-62.

ICCS EF-40.

ICCS MS-60.

CCCS EF-40.

ICCS AU-50.

ICCS MS-62.

ICCS MS-60.

ICCS AU-55.

ICCS AU-55.

PCGS MS63. A choice white coin with a few marks on chin and cheek preventing a higher grade designation.

CCCS MS-62.

CCCS MS-60.

ICCS MS-60.

PCGS SP62.

ANACS MS67, light toning around the rim.

ICCS MS65.

Includes: ICCS MS-63, SWL. MS-60, Arnprior. MS-63. 3 pcs.

Includes: ICCS MS-63, SWL. MS-60, Arnprior. MS-63. 3 pcs.

Includes: ICCS MS-63, SWL. MS-62, NWL. MS-64, WL. 3 pcs.

Includes: ICCS MS-64, SF. MS-63, SF, SWL. MS-60, NSF; SWL. MS-63, NSF. 4 pcs.

Includes: ICCS MS-60, SWL. MS-62, Die Crack, SWL. MS-64. 3 pcs.

ICCS MS64. Sought after variety.

ICCS MS-64, with die breaks.

ICCS PL-65.

ICCS MS65. Golden russet toning on a gem strike.

Includes: 1955 EF-45, Arnprior. 1955 MS-63. 1956 MS-63. 1957 MS-63, 1 Waterline. 1957 MS-63. 5 pcs.

Includes: 1958 MS-63, 1969 MS-62, 1960 MS-63, 1961 MS-62, 1962 AU-55, 1962 MS-64, 1963 MS-64, 1967 PL-65, 1965 MS-60 SmBds, Ptd 5. 9 Pcs.

Includes: 1964 Cameo PL-64. 1964 Missing Dot MS-63. 1964 MS-63. 1965 SmBds Ptd 5, Cameo, MS-62. 1965 SmBds Blt 5, MS-60. 1965 LgeBds Blt5, MS-60. 1965

Includes: 1935 AU-55, Obv-002; Rev-005. 1937 EF-40, Double HP. 1961 MS-60, CH#1961 Rev-002. 1966 MS-63, Large Beads, Rotated Dies. 4 pcs.

Dates include: 2 x 1939, 2 x 1949, 1950, 1959. Nice lot worth inspection. 6 pcs.

ICCS MS-63. A rarely offered variety with a reported mintage of only 485 pieces.

ICCS MS65. Lightly toned. Probably the most popular error in the Canadian silver dollar series!

Representing the 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years ago. Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the 1967 silver dollar with ancho

Representing the 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years ago. Commemorating Vimy Ridge. Only 200 struck.

Representing the 150th Anniversary of Canada and it's various events 100 years ago. Commemorating The 1917 Halifax Explosion with anchor design ...

In an original CIBC bag (torn), 100 pcs.

Lot includes 1968 varieties, 1974 double yoke's and 1977 varieties. A superb way to advance this section of your collection quickly. 36 pcs.

What a great way to get all the collection in the same place eh? (1987 - 2011) 37 pcs.

Here is part 2. (2012-2023) 31 pcs.

What a great way to get all the collection in the same place eh? (1996 - 2015) 32 pcs.

Here is part 2. (2016-2023) 28 pcs.

In case with COA. 50% gold, 6.21 gms.

In case.

ICCS EF-45.

PCGS MS64, from the Canadian gold reserve.

In case of issue, 16.9655 gms of 22k.

In case of issue, 16.9655 gms of 22k.

Inter-Gold Canada Ltee. produced by Johnson Matthey & Mallory.

In case of issue with COA #3150. (King)

In case of issue with COA #3150. (Queen)

In case of issue with COA #3150.

In case of issue with COA #3150. (Queen Victoria)

1996 1 cent struck on Honduras nickel-plated steel 20 Centavos planchet, first off-country and off-metal error we have seen of this time, in bright BU

1967 5 cent struck approximately 10% off centre. Errors from the 1967 series are always popular, and this one is a beautiful CCCS MS-64 condition.

1967 5 cent rotated double struck in collar. Nice doubling seen, rarely encountered and we anticipate a lot of action on this piece; NGC MS62.

1967 5 cent struck 60% off centre. There are coins that make even non-error collectors say "wow", and this is one of them! Usually, the ra...

1975 5 cent reverse (hammer) die cap, with an early stage full mirror reverse brockage on the obverse side. This die cap only stayed on the anvil for

1989 5 cent struck through a significant piece of scrap on the reverse. A uncommon error type for the late 1980s copper-nickel strikes, CCCS EF-45.

1965 25 cent struck with 180 degree (coinage) die alignment. First we have seen in the Elizabeth silver 25 cent series; ICCS MS-64.

1975 25 cent error, which is so much more than what the CCCS certificate states. This is an anvil die cap involving at least three strikes, since the

ICCS MS-60. A lustrous white piece with a 90° counter-clockwise rotation between strikes.

ICCS MS-66 Cameo. Second Strike has about a 35° Rotation. Coin shows nice eye appeal with a pale golden tone. Certificate is detached.

1981 nickel dollar, struck on a 13.35 gram New Zealand copper-nickel 50 cent planchet. Only the second example known of this type, the other one is a

ICCS MS65. Very scarce coin axis variety in mint state condition, this gem is the finest graded at ICCS.

2003 loon dollar, struck on a 1.8 gram Canadian 10 cent planchet. Most known examples of this type are dated 1987, and this is the first one we have s

Elizabeth II Mint Error - Struck on 8.1 gram 50 Cent Planchet Proof Silver Jubilee $100. 1977 PR67 Deep Cameo's PCGS, KM119 (Gold). A seldo...

1990 Proof Like Set with Flipped Ten Cents Error

Special Edition Brillant Uncirculated 11-coin set that contains the Wheelchair Curling 25-cent coin with regular Olympic logo, instead of the Para-Oly

Housed in RCM portfolio as issued. Charlton CH SS-9 Round, Canada/Maple Leaves, brass-plated steel, gold colour, magnetic, plain edge. 35.0mm diameter

CH SS-2 Round, Canada/Maple Leaves, two-ply copper-plated steel, bronze colour, magnetic, plain edge. 30.0mm diameter, 2.0mm thickness; 8.9gms. CH SS

CH SS-4 Round, Canada/Maple Leaves. Multi-ply nickel-plated steel, silver colour, magnetic, plain edge. 26.5mm diameter,1.9mm thickness, 6.3gms. Uncir

CH SS-8 Round, Canada/Maple Leaves. Brass-plated steel, gold colour, magnetic, plain edge. 30.0mm diameter, 2.0mm thickness, 9.1gms.

TT-10.4, stainless steel, Obv. "430" raised.

TT-10.5, stainless steel, Obv. "304" raised.

TT-10.7, steel, Obv. "S" raised.

TT--10.8B, nickel, Obv. "=T" incused.

TT--10-B, nickel, Obv. "=T" incused.

TT-25.3, brass, 23.6mm, plain edge, 4.9 gms.

TT-25.4, copper, 23.6mm, plain edge, 5.1 gms.

TT-25.6, nickel, 23.6mm, plain edge, 5.1 gms.

TT--25.17A, nickel, Rev. "T" incused.

TT--25.19A, stainless steel, Obv. "304" raised.

TT--25.19B, stainless steel, Obv. "430" raised.