Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2022

Charlton-1990-5. 75.6mm. 60.5g. Plain edge. Cast by Joseph Hall Iron Works. Commemorating the Knights of Labour demonstration in Oshawa on August 13,

23.8mm. 38.5g. Plain edge. Unsigned. Integrated rectangular hanger. A centennial commemorative with deep, even toning. From the Michael Joffre Collec

Breton-163. 39mm. 31.7g. Stamped 631 on edge, an indication that this once formed part of the the Wyon reference collection. Signed A. WYON. Although

37.5mm. 31.9g. Plain edge with integrated hanger and ribbon. Signed R. BEULLAC MONTREAL. A plentiful but attractive medal struck in high relief. Ex: N

Breton-128. Unsigned (by Robert Hendry). Lot of two. Each 44mm with plain edges. 1.) Copper. 3.7mm thick. Dark. 2.) Silvered base metal. 4.2mm thick.

Breton-129. 44mm. 44.9g. Plain edge. Unsigned (by R. Hendery). Obverse as last, reverse with laurel wreath around a ribbon. Unnamed. Dark brown withou

Breton-129. 44mm. 49g. Plain edge with hanger and bar for suspension. Unsigned (by R. Hendry). Dies as last, but presented on reverse for RHETORIQUE /

Breton-151. Lot of two. Both 40mm with plain edges and signed D. BARCLAY. 1.) Copper. 4.1mm thick. Mahogany-brown with clean surfaces and rims. 2.) Wh

27.2mm. 7.9g. Plain edge. A prize medal for physical sciences. Wesleyan Theological College sold its building to McGill University in 1945. Today, it

Breton-132. Lot of three. All 44mm with plain edges and unsigned. 1.) Copper. 35.4g. 3.7mm thick. Likely a die set-up piece with curious rim flaws (as

Breton-152. 47.8mm. 37.6g. W.M. on edge. Associated with the University of Toronto. A named example in silver presented in 1889 was sold as lot 529 in

Breton-153. 39mm. 20.9g. W on edge. An unnamed example with brilliant, deeply reflective surfaces showing only minor abrasions. Small planchet flaw (a

25.3mm. 6.4g. Plain edge. According to LeRoux, these were awarded to students at Belmont and St. Joseph schools in Montreal. This unawarded survivor i

Lot of three unnamed school medalets. All 25mm with plain edges. Obverse dies are the same; reverses differ. 1.) Lr. 1235c: PRIX D’HISTOIRE D

Lot of two pieces. Both 41mm with plain edges and lightly gilt. 1.) With integrated loop for suspension. Light evidence of wear. 2.) Without loop. Jus

Lot of three pieces, all 31mm with plain edges. 1.) White metal. 7.7g. 1.6mm thick. Toned stone-grey with flashes of brilliance around the devices. 2.

26.5mm. 2.0g. Plain edge. Integrated loop at 12 o’clock. Signed F. KOCH. Brilliant, unworn, and deeply prooflike. Minimally marked. From the

41.4mm. 33.4g. SPECIMEN engraved on edge. Unsigned. A terrific medal with the obverse showing a stylized Indigenous hunter left, bow in hand, and a se

34.2mm. 16.9g. Plain edge. Signed P.W. ELLIS & CO TORONTO. The obverse features an attractive view of the Whitby, Ontario college, while the rev...

38.5mm. 29.5g. Plain edge. LeRoux lists this reverse as having a wreath, but the present example and others seen instead show the coat of arms of Ridl