Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2026

ICCS MS60. KM#3.

NGC AU details, Rim Damage.

In case with COA.

Total 4.1777 ASW.

ICCS MS65. Red. Wonderfully sharp details on the obverse, as well as evidence of clashed dies.

ICCS EF40. Nice bright coin. Die clash on reverse showing outline of Victoria's portrait. Also on reverse, repunched '5' and 'C'.

ICCS VF20. A key date in the Victoria series.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS AU55. Pleasing gun metal toning with flashes of deep violet around the rims on both sides.

ICCS EF40. Obverse 1. Currently Trends listing ends at VF-20!

Heavily toned EF/AU, nice remaining detail.

ICCS EF45.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS VF30. Obverse 2. A key date in the Victoria series.

ICCS AU50.

ICCS EF45.

ICCS MS-63.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS EF45. Gun-metal gray toning nicely accents the design on both obverse and reverse.

ICCS EF40. Key Date.

PCGS MS63BN. Broken Vine variety. A popular, first-year date that isn't often encountered in this choice condition. Bronze Medal Alignment.

ICCS MS60. Brown.

ICCS EF40. Double 5.

ICCS AU50.

PCGS MS64, RB.

ICCS VF30.

NNC MS-63 RB (Rainbow toning)

ICCS MS-64, Red.

PCGS MS64. Red & Brown.

ICCS MS-63. Red & Brown.

ICCS MS-65, Red.

PCGS (old green holder) MS-64, Brown. EX: Norweb.

PCGS & Crossed with ICCS MS-64, Red.

ICCS MS65. Magnetic; Red.

Nice presentation, coins are VG to AU and viewing is recommended.

ICCS MS-60, nothing is priced higher in trends.

ICCS G6. Key Date.

ICCS F-15. Key Date.

ICCS MS-64, Oval O.

CCCS AU-50. Round Leaves, Cross Bow Tie.

PCGS MS66, from the esteemed Cornwall Collection.

ICCS VG-10. Known as the Canadian Prince of Coins.

ACG EF-40.

PCGS SP67. A wonderful representation of this scarce specimen issue, with the matte finish adding depth to highly refined devices. Ex: Knowles, Norweb

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS63.

All graded gem MS-65's.

ICG MS64.

ICCS VF30.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS VF-20. Large Knobbed 6; Obverse 4.

ICCS VF30, Obverse 6.

ICCS MS-65, Landon.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS MS-65, Victoria North.

PCGS MS65.

ICCS MS-65.

ICCS MS63.

PCGS SP66. Nice mirror surfaces with full strike and cameo.

ICCS EF40; Coinage, RE 5.

ICCS F15; Coinage.

ICCS VF30.

ICCS F-15. Key Date.

ICCS VF20. Semi Key Date.

ICCS VF30.

ICCS MS-64. A choice coin with icy white mint brilliance and superior eye appeal.

PCGS MS65. Heartily frosted fully struck example, gem in every sense of the word. Ex: Belzberg.

ICCS Good 6.

ICCS MS-62.

PCGS AU58.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS MS63.

PCGS SP67, Maple Leaf. A gem George VI specimen with a strong mirror finish and catchy eye-appeal.

PCGS XF45. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS VG10. A/A-2.

NGC AU55.

PCGS AU53.

ICCS VF30.

ICCS MS-64, No Design.

In Lighthouse ringbinder, dates range from 1910 to 2017. Includes better dates such as 1934, 1936 and 1948. Most are entry level conditions but the co

ICCS AU50, Type 2. Type II. The initials JOP stand for Joseph Oliva Patenaude of Nelson, BC, who counterstamped silver dollars from 1935 to the early

ICCS MS65. Nicely toned.

ICCS MS-65.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS SP-67. A lovely Specimen Dollar punctuated by a hint of cameo. There are no exact mintage figures for the Royal Visit Specimen Dollars, but it is

ICCS MS60.

ICCS AU55.

ICCS MS63. SWL.

ICCS MS63, Double HP.

ICCS AU50.

ICCS AU55. Key Date.

ICCS EF-45. Cleaned.

ICCS EF40, Cleaned, damaged.

ICCS MS-65.

In Cello.

In Cello.

Featuring a design showing six children holding hands in a semi-circle around the globe. ½ troy oz.

Featuring a design showing an inuit in a kayak with an iceberg in the background. ½ troy oz.