Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2017

CH LC-1. Fine - clean and problem-free beyond honest wear. Ex:Henderson. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NC-1A2. (Last 2 over 1). ICCS VF-30 (Cert. No. GQ 059). This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

ICCS PF-64 (Cert. No. FW 358). This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

EF -- white with some spots of dark toning. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Two dated 1862, one aVF with obv. edge knock; the other VG; two dated 1864, one VF or better but damaged rims, the other F+. 4 Pcs. This is part of T

VF+. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

About VF. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Both double-punched "2"; both VG. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

One 1862, G-VG, noted by consignor as "High Tilt 6"; the other 1864, VG, Large "6". 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper...

about VF. Scare die variety on which the obverse die sinker erroneously used an "E" punch on what should have read "F: D:". Th...

Group of 27 New Brunswick one cent pieces, comprising 12 x 1861, 15 x 1864. Grades range from VG to nearly EF, averaging F-VF, though some with issue

VF. May have been cleaned but largely retoned. Scarce. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-2A x2. Both VF+ or better. A tougher date in nicer grades. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

NS-1A1 x1 (with large defect on obverse field), NB-1A2 x2, one with badly flawed reverse. All three aEF to EF. This is part of The Richard Cooper Co

CH NB-2B1. AU. Chocolate toning but with rev. stain on bowsprit and old light scratches. Ex:Loye. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-2B2. AU. Even toning. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-2B1 x2, ; CH NS-2B2 x1 with stained (cleaned?) reverse. All about EF. 3 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-1B. Choice Unc. Reverse has overall lustrous olive patina, while obverse retains 10-15% red, mostly in legends. Quite attractive in hand. Ex:L

CH NB-1B. ICCS AU-50 (Cert. No. NT 051). This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-1B. Strong AU, old light obv. scratch above Queen's head. Ex:Loye. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-1B x3, all EF. One piece is Ex:Loye. 3 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-1A2 x3; NB-1B x8 (4 Ex:Loye); NB-2B1 x1; NB-2B2 x4. All VF to about EF. 15 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

A group of 49 New Brunswick frigate tokens (Br 909-912) attributed by Courteau varieties, from the collection assembled by Maine-based collector Kent

Br 909 (CH NB-2A) x12, Br 910 (NB-1A) x31, Br 911 (NS-2B) x11, Br 912 (NB-1B) x11, Br 913 (NB-4) x2. Grades range from VG to VF, average Fine or a bi

CH NB-4. Strong EF. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH NB-3. Nearly AU, clean and mostly toned with underlying lustre. A few light hairlines. A scarce piece issued by Frances McDermott that is unlikely

CH NB-3. ICCS AU-50 (Cert. No. CZ 526), noted as cleaned although somewhat toned back. Planchet flaw or delamination on obv. beneath end of legend.

Unc, red-brown. Cooper's notes indicate that this is one of the pieces from the Heaton hoard (circa 1974). This is part of The Richard Cooper ...

Group of 26 PEI decimal cents, ranging from VG to EF (average VF) with one pushing AU. 26 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH PE-4. VF. A pleasant example of the type, with the legends completely legible, and only a couple of very minor obverse planchet flaws on the obve

CH PE-5B1. AU. Reverse rim cud over "THE", and slight edge bruise. Attractive chocolate colour. This is part of The Richard Cooper Coll...

Br 917 x6 (comprising CH PE-5B1 x5; PE-5B2 x1); Br 921 (Co. 45 PEI, CH PE-8). All VF+ to EF or better. 8 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper C

Br 919 x3 (comprising CH PE-7C1 x2, one EF, the other EF+ but some surface abrasions; PE-7C2 x1 EF+), Br 920 x2 (CH PE-6A1 x1 EF+; PE-6A2 EF). 5 Pcs.

CH PE-5A x19, PE-6A1 (medal) x22, PE-6A2 (coinage) x3 From VG to nearly EF, averaging around F-VF. Some tentatively attributed by Courteau number by

Br 918 x4 (comprising CH PE-7A1 x3, PE-7A2 x1); Br 719 x7 (comprising PE-7B1 x2, PE-7C1 x1, PE-7C3 x1, PE-7B4 x3); Br 920 x6 (comprising PE-6A1 x3, PE

Br 918 x11 (PE-7A1 x10, PE-7A2 x1); Br 919 x6 (PE-7B1 x4, PE-7B2 x2); Br 920 x16 (PE-6A1 x 12, PE-6A2 x2, PE-6A3 x3); Br 921 x4 (PE-8). Conditions ran

Comprising PE-7C1 x20, PE-7C2 x11; PE-7C3 x9; PE-7C4 x12. Conditions range from VG to VF+, averaging better than Fine. 52 Pcs. This is part of The

A specialist collection of these three Breton numbers, attributed by a previous owner by Courteau varieties, including both perfect dies and die deter

EF. Ex. Buckley (Lepczyk Sale 43, lot 324), Ex:Henderson. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

ICCS EF-40. (Cert. No. YN 350). Issued circa 1892, with typical obverse flaw beneath "OH". This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

ICCS MS-60 (Cert. No. WD 707). This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 34, CH LC-47B1. ICCS MS-60 (Cert. No. MD 924) with trace red. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH LC-48B1. Rated an R9 by Courteau. Weakly struck centre, and only a little better than VG, but a tough variety. This is part of The Richard Cooper

Co. 1, CH LC-48C2. As struck, from the St. Lawrence hoard. An unusual piece, with the reverse bale of goods from an off-centre strike visible at ten

CH LC-48A2. All good EF or better, but showing variable degrees of pitting to the obverse die from rust. 3 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper

Co. 1, CH LC-48C2. ICCS MS-60 (Cert. No. IP 825), heavy obverse corrosion; Co. 7 (CH LC-48C2) ICCS MS-60 (Cert. No. WR 779) and relatively even, attra

All Br 960. Co. 21, CH LC-48A4. EF or better; Co. 24 (LC-48A1) EF, letter 8 in ink on obverse field, possibly cleaned; Co. 25 (LC-46A1) EF Ex:Henders

Br 960 and 961. Co. 1 (CH LC-48C2) x3, all EF+ one with reverse scratches; Co. 2 (LC-48C2) EF; Co. 11 (LC-48B1) AU and appears to be copper; Co. 11 (

Br 960 and 961. Co. 4, Co. 8, Co. 11 x3, Co. 12, Co. 14, Co. 18, Co. 21, Co. 27. All VF-EF. 10 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Br 960 and 961, with 18 different Courteau Varieties: Co. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17, 19, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25. Condition from Fine to &...

Br 960 and 961. A large lot of Tiffins, mostly Fine to VF, one or two better but with issues. Co. 1 x4, Co. 2 x3, Co. 3 x3, Co. 4 x3, Co. 8 x3, Co.

CH LC-60E4. about VF. A popular variety in the series. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 18, CH LC-60D3, nearly VF but rough and weakly struck, an R7 per Willey; Co. 19, CH LC-60E4 x2, one F or better but slightly bent; the other nearl

Co. 18, CH LC-60D3, F but weakly struck an R7 per Willey; Co. 19, CH LC-60E4, Fine +; CH LC-61B in copper, VG. 3 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Co

Co. 5 (CH LC-60_) F+, late stage flaw at top of rev., Ex:Henderson; Co. 6 (CH LC-60_) VF, late state of rev flaw running through head of harp; Co. 14

A group of nicer bust and harps. Co. 2 x3, Co. 3 x1, Co. 4 x1, Co. 15 x2, Co. 17 x1. All VF+ to EF. 9 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Colle

Br 1012, different Courteau varieties: Co. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 (copper?), 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 23. Mostly F+ to "hoard as struck",...

Br 1012. A large lot of Tiffins, mostly Fine to VF, one or two better but with issues. Co. 1 x2, Co. 3 x2, Co. 4 x2, Co. 7 x5, Co. 8 x1 (copper?), Co

Br 960, 1012. All appear to be from the St. Lawrence River hoard, and are "hoard as struck". Three uncleaned with remaining verdigris. ...

Br 960, 1012. Nine are off-centre, ranging from 5% to 15%. One broadstruck. Eight of the ten are from the river hoard and are "hoard as stru...

Br 960, 1012. A mix of planchet cutting errors and partial double strike at the rim. Cutting errors (6): Co. 1T x2 both 15% clip; Co 25T planchet cu

A group of 29 of Courteau's "non local" tokens, as described by him in an article in the May 1924 issue of The Numismatist. Co. 1 (Br...

Co. 11 NL (CH NS-20A4), about EF; Co. 6 NL (CH NS-19A) EF. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Crude VF, for what it is. Coinage axis, 15.10 gms, Thickness: 2.05-2.51 mm, Diameter: 32.11-32.60 cm This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection

Co. 7 NL, CH NS-19B1. About VF. Plain edge. Uncommon, though perhaps not quite the "extremely rare" noted in the 9th edition of Charlton...

Co. 5 NL, CH NS-18A1, VF+. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 5 NL, CH NS-18A1, one VF+, the other also VF+ but holed. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

C o 15 NL (CH NS-21A1), VF+, Ex:Henderson; Co. 16 NL (NS-21A3) x2, one EF+, the other ICCS EF-40 (Cert. No. YA 816); Co. 17 NL (NS-21A4), EF, granular

Co. 18 NL, CH AM-1A4, EF+. Sharp and nice colour but some residue on obv. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 14 NL, CH NS-22. One ICCS EF-40 (Cert. YA 815); the other VF+ and Ex:Henderson. Both show the rusted reverse quite sharply. 2 Pcs. This is par

Br 962 x2 (comprising Co. 10 NL, NS-20A3 x1; Co. 13 NL, NS-20B3 x1), Br 963 x7 (comprising Co. 6 NL, NS-19A x3; Co. 7 NL, NS-19B2 x4), Br 965 x6 (comp

CH AM-2. VG. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 34 NL, CH LC-52. EF+, good even colour but minor staining to obv. and rev. Ex:Henderson. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 34 NL, CH LC-52. EF, but abraded surfaces. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 34 NL, CH LC-52. Once VF, the other VG+. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 33 NL. One CH LC-51A1, VF; the other LC-51A2, about EF but obv. residue and rim planchet flaw beneath date. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard

Co. 32 NL, CH LC-50. Both VF. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 32 NL, CH LC-50. Both a little better than VF but with issues: one with obv. scrape, the other somewhat more mangled. 2 Pcs. This is part of Th

Co. 50 NL. A very attractive EF+. Listed by Breton, but not Charlton, these pieces were struck for use in Jamaica and likely saw little, if any circul

Both Co. 31 NL (CH LC-54D2). One Unc with lingering original colour, Ex:Henderson; the other ICCS MS-60 (Cert MI 029). 2 Pcs. This is part of The

Co. 28 NL (CH LC-54C1) x1, about EF but with rim issues; Co. 31 NL (CH LC-54D2) x2, both strong AU. 3 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collec

Comprising Co. 25 NL (CH LC-54A) x3; Co. 26 NL (CH LC-54B1) x1; Co. 28 NL (CH LC-54C1) x5; Co. 29 NL (CH LC-54C2) x11; Co. 30 NL (CH LC-54D1) x2; Co.

Co. 1 PEI (CH PE-9A) about EF; Co. 2 PEI (CH PE-9B2) , EF and a reasonably good strike for the type, but appears cleaned and perhaps a little porous.

Co. 1 (CH PE-9A) x 2. Both VF. Two pieces that together formed Lot 1854 of the Roy Hughes sale (Hoare sale 32, Feb. 1995). One piece was noted in t

Co. 2 PEI (CH PE-9B2), EF+, decent obverse detail but colour a bit uneven. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co 2 PEI (CH PE-9B2), EF or better, a bit weaker strike than the preceding lot. Ex:Henderson. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 1 PEI (CH PE-9A) x4; Co. 2 PEI (CH PE-9B2) x 3. Grades from VG to VF. 7 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH LC-58B. Fine, light meandering planchet flaw on reverse. A scarce and under-rated mule of the obverse of Br 1007 (built up to a broader diameter)

Co. 42 NL. CH LC-58A2. About VF, Ex:Henderson. Although given only an R5 by Courteau, this type seems somewhat scarcer, being encountered rather less

Co. 42 NL. CH LC-58A2. The flaw below the bust (while present) is much shorter and weaker than usually seen. About VF, but some porosity. This is p

Co. 47 NL (CH LC-53A1), about VF with abraded surfaces, but doubling of hair suggest double striking; Co. 48 NL (CH LC-53A2), VG, double struck obvers

Co. 20 NL, CH LC-56A3. Uneven details, with some areas approaching VF, others barely VG. Scarce in copper. Examined by x-ray fluorescence, and shown t

Co. 20 NL, CH LC-56A2, ICCS EF-40 (Cert. No. EB 184); Co. 46 NL, LC-59B ICCS EF-40 (Cert. No. NT 057). 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Co

Co. 19 NL, CH LC-56C1. about VF, with weak centres. A piece that may have been primarily imported into Upper Canada, and more properly belong to tha

Co. 20 NL, CH LC-56A2, VF+; Co. 22 NL, CH LC-56A4, Fine, some light encrustations, but scarce; Co. 23 NL, CH LC-56B1, VF+; Co. 19 NL, CH LC-56C1, F+,

Co. 4 NL, CH AM-4. Strong EF. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

Co. 46 WEL, CH WE-14, EF; Co. 4 NL (AM-4), about EF. Both Ex:Henderson. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.

CH UC-4A1 x1, aVF, but lightly scratched graffiti (obv. "Oct. 8th 1860", rev. "Moseley"); CH UC-4A2, VF but porous; CH UC-4A3 x2...

CH LC-57A1 (Co 37 NL), VF+ with particularly strong reverse for type, but some rev. corrosion; CH LC-57A2 (Co 38 NL), about fine, some abrasions, scar

CH AM-5A1 (Co. 1 NL) aVF, Ex:Henderson; CH AM-5A2 (Co. 2 NL) aVF. 2 Pcs. This is part of The Richard Cooper Collection.