Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2017

ICCS MS-64. A tad dull, but an excellent strike.

ICCS MS-65.

ICCS MS-64. Multi layered tones cover the surfaces to add to superb strike, nice eye-appeal.

ICCS MS-63.

ICCS MS-64. Frosty example with a hint of toning in the devices. The 1935 had the lowest mintage of any George V 10 Cents (384,056 pieces).

ICCS MS-64, Bar. A brilliant strike that is satin-like in appearance, a few light marks prevent this from being Gem.

ICCS MS-65. Orange, gold toning on a near flawless strike.

ICCS SP-65. Bright white with nicely mirrored fields, just a touch of toning.

NGC MS64. Nice toning, accurately graded.

ICCS MS-65. Even deep blue gray toning over mirror fields.

ICCS MS-65, Dot.

Lot includes: 1894 Five Cents F+, 1920 Ten Cents nice AU, 1933 lightly cleaned EF. 3 Pcs.

Lot includes: 1954 MS-64. 1955 MS-65. 1961 MS-65. 1962 MS-65. 1964 MS-65. 1965 MS-65, Heavy Cameo. 6 Pcs.

Lot Includes: 1967 Ten Cents ICCS MS-65. Silver Medallion ICCS MS-65. Both have light rainbow toning. 2 Pcs.

CCCS MS-62. A choice and lustrous example with a small amount of toning in the devices with eye appeal.

CCCS AU-50. Coin exhibits a small amount of wear and toning.

ICCS MS-63, obverse 1. Sharply struck and brilliant with a touch of light golden toning around the periphery.

ICCS VF-30, obverse 1.

ICCS VF-30. Nice toned coin that appears more like a solid EF.

PCGS AU53. The 1875H is the key date to the Victoria 25 Cents series and is seldom seen in better grades, this is slightly better than the next lot.