Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2023

ICCS PL-66. A radiant jewel, exceptional quality of the strike and surfaces. Virtually flawless.

ICCS MS-60. The first example that we've handled.

ICCS EF-45. Rarely seen variety.

ICCS MS-64. A true mint state example, this rare date variety is not represented in trends over a MS-63. We'll test the market on this one, esti...

ICCS MS-65. Toned, semi-key date.

ICCS PL-66. Heavy Cameo.

ICCS MS-65. Toned multi-coloured, near flawless example.

PCGS MS65. Attractive metallic tones consisting of amber and light silver gray make an elegant appearance portrayed on both sides.

ICCS PL-66. A hint of toning.

ICCS PL-65.

ICCS MS-64.

PL-66. Cameo, blast white.

PL-66. Superb strike, blast white.

PL-66. Heavy cameo, blast white.

All graded by PCGS MS61 to MS63. 20 pcs.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS-65.

ICCS MS-64.

PCGS MS66. An extremely popular issue featuring the totem poles from British Columbia. A truly glistening example graced with earthly tones.

ICCS MS-65. Evenly speckled toning on obverse.

ICCS MS-65. Displaying a speckling of delicate silky tones.

ICCS MS-65. Rarely seen any better.

ICCS MS-65. No major nicks within the fields and if you are fond of dark grayish silver tones, this is the one for you.

PCGS MS65+ Mottled Silver-gray and golden toning with bold definition.

ICCS MS-65. A gem with clean surfaces and very well struck.

PCGS MS65, cross graded with ICCS MS65. Toned in shades of gray, blue, and gold.

ICCS MS-65. Eye-catching for its clean fields.

ICCS SP66. Heavy Cameo. Rare.

ICCS SP-66. Heavy Cameo. Rare.

PCGS PR66DCAM. A virtually flawless white example with full solid strike.

ICCS SP-66. Cameo.

ICCS MS-65. Type V.

ICCS MS-65. Cameo.

ICCS PL-67. Ultra-Heavy Cameo.

ICCS MS-65. Nice original toning.

ICCS MS-66.

ICCS MS-65.

Dates range from 1935 to 1967. Average to better conditions, lot should be inspected. 21 pcs.

Includes plenty of silver. 150 Pcs.

In Whitman folder. Includes the key dates, average conditions are AU to Unc. Inspection is suggested. 36 pcs.

Includes: 1955 One Cent PL-64, SF; Red. 1957 One Cent PL-66, Red. 1961 PL-66, Red; Heavy Cameo. 1962 One Cent PL-65, Red. 1968 One Cent PL-65, Cameo.

Includes a 1945 silver dollar, nice opportunity.

The Tower Mint, brass medallion, 35.2 grams, 75 mm, reverse mirror brockage. Extensive searches have not shone any information on this coin, and it is

1973 Barbados 1-cent (KM #10) struck on a Canadian 10-cent nickel planchet. Bright BU condition, the coin is weakly struck with the harder metal. Year

1922D Germany (Weimar Republic) 50 Pfennig with a large indent, from being struck with an overlapping blank planchet. This has resulted in sharp rim f

2011(J) Germany 2 Euros bimetallic struck with the core well off-centre, with a sizable gap, and with the core pushed right into the collar die, resul

2003 Great Britain 2 pence, struck on an undersized, unknown 3.07 gram Cu-plated steel planchet. Mint state errors like are quite popular in internati

Great Britain, no date 50-pence, die set-up strike. These error types are created when the production dies are being set up (alignment and die clearan

1999 Great Britain 50-pence struck on a 4.14 gram brass planchet. These coins are normally struck on an 8 gram 7-sided Cu-Ni planchet. Attractive and

2016 Great Britain 1 pound bimetallic coin struck with an elliptically clipped core planchet. Coins struck on elliptical clips are quite scarce in gen

2002 Greece bimetallic Euro, double struck error. First strike has a full rim and appears to have been in collar, second strike is approx. 80% off-cen

2020 India 20 Rupee anvil die cap. This is the first 20 Rupee coin for India, released in May 2020 during the pandemic. This is a great example of a b

1971 Ireland 1/2 Penny (KM #19), two-piece bonded die cap. This die cap comprises two 1/2 penny coins bonded together, with a weight of 3.56 grams. A

No Date, Ireland 1 Penny (KM #20) struck on a foreign 1.4 gram brass planchet. A gem error graded NGC MS-66.

1982 Ireland 5 Pence (KM #22), struck on a Hong Kong nickel-brass scalloped 20-cent planchet. Formerly in an ANACS MS-65 holder, a really eye-appealin

1980 Ireland 10 Pence (KM #23), struck on a non-magnetic 6.1 gram planchet, almost half the weight of a normal 10p coin. Bright mirrored surfaces, gra

No Date, Ireland Punt (Pound; KM #27) struck on a non-magnetic 5.0 gram planchet. Normal issues are 10 grams, very light circulated, graded as NGC AU-

1980 Israel 5 Agorot (KM #107) struck on a 0.58 gram aluminum 1 Agorot planchet. Struck at the Royal Canadian Mint, bright BU condition.

1976 Israel 10 Agorot (KM #26) struck on a Canadian 1-cent bronze planchet, first we have ever seen.

No Date (1982-1985 issue) Israel 10 Sheqalim (KM #119) struck on two bonded 5 gram copper/bronze foreign planchets. Normal issue is copper-nickel, so

1919R Italy 20 Centesimi (KM #58) struck 20% off-centre over an 1894KB 20 Centesimi (KM # 28.1). The KB (Berlin) mint mark is only found on the 1894 i

Netherlands 1 Euro (no date), struck with an underweight, thin, magnetic (nickel?) core. Coin weighs 5.7 grams and should be 7.5 grams. Core is suppos

2001 Portugal 5c (Euro), struck with a 5% misaligned capped hammer die, with an early-stage mirror brockage. Brockage errors are highly desired, and t

2000 Uruguay 10 Pesos bimetallic issue, triple struck error. First strike has a full rim and appears to have been in collar, second strike was 70% off

1968 1-cent struck on a 2.11 g nickel Canadian 10-cent Type 1 blank. Canadian 10-cent coins were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1968, and a few pl

1919 mint state, indent strike from an overlapping blank planchet; the first we have seen on a Canadian large cent.

1964 1-cent struck on a 2.52 g nickel (magnetic) Sherritt Mint planchet intended for South African 5c, which were to be struck in 1965. Less than five

1977 1-cent (1.78 grams) and 1978 10-cent (1.68 grams), both struck on the same bronze planchet. The planchet composition and weight does not match an

Lot of 12 1978 1-cent off-centre coins, mounted in Quartz Capital holder "clock" display. This is a "round the clock" error set,...

1979 1-cent, centred broadstrike with a uniface obverse. Dramatic error, NGC MS-65 Red-Brown

No Date (1980-1981) struck 5% off-centre with a large partial brockage indent, bright mint state red, 2.78 grams. An attractive striking error.

Lot of four 1-cent coins with multiple striking or planchet errors: 1962 struck 12% off-centre on a flawed planchet; 1963 struck with a reverse misali

1974 5-cent, finned obverse die cap with a large full counterbrockage reverse. Spectacular error, and quite rare as 5-cent counterbrockage strikes are

1977 5-cent struck on a 10-cent 2.06 gram planchet. Choice mint state condition

1978 5-cent, struck on a Bangladesh stainless steel 2.62 gram planchet. Bright, lightly circulated example (AU).

1987 5-cent, struck on a Canadian 2.47 gram 1-cent bronze planchet. A tougher year to find off-metal errors, this coin is lightly circulated and still

1998 5-cent struck on a Barbados copper-nickel 2.28 gram 10 cent planchet. Bright, mint state error.

1999 5-cent struck on a Hong Kong nickel brass 2.60 gram scalloped planchet. A visually stunning off-metal, very lightly circulated (AU) and seldom of

2004P 5-cent struck on a steel ballcone burnishing bead. Patrick Glassford had written about this error type on his former website, but had not comple

2008 5-cent, struck on a Uruguay stainless steel Type 1 blank intended for a 50 Centesimos coin. Coins struck on Type 1 blanks are scarce, let alone a

1858 10-cent, broadstruck 5% off-centre. The collar die was completely disengaged, with no reeding on the edge, showing beautifully elongated denticle

1968 10-cent, struck at Philadelphia Mint, on a US 10-cent clad planchet. You can see copper and copper-nickel cladding layers on the edge of the coin

1977 10-cent struck on unknown 1.06 gram bronze planchet, with a large ragged edge of strip 'clip'. Original planchet weight is estimated to...

1977 10-cent struck on a 1.46 gram cartridge brass planchet intended for a El Salvador 1 Centavo. Nice bright brassy BU error. This lot includes a 197

1998 10-cent struck on a copper-plated steel planchet. Originally this coin was certified by PCGS as struck on a test piece, but Patrick Glassford had

1999 10-cent struck on a Costa Rica 2.78 gram brass 1 Colon planchet. This was a small, thick coin that the Royal Canadian Mint produced, which result

1999 10-cent struck on a 10-cent clad planchet. You can see copper and copper-nickel cladding layers on the edge of the coin. Most examples are dated

2004P 10-cent struck on a steel ballcone burnishing bead. Patrick Glassford had written about this error type on his former website, but had not compl

Large fragment broken off from the reverse (hammer) die for a Canadian 10-cent. The die is chrome-plated, and is possibly one of the largest modern Ca

1965 25-cent struck on a silver 2.42 gram 10-cent planchet. The coin is mint state but the obverse looks like it suffered corrosion from possible PVC

1967 25-cent Centennial struck 3% off-centre with rim fin. Really nice toned example of an off-centre error on the 1967 series.

1977 25-cent struck on a 1.49 gram cartridge brass planchet intended for a El Salvador 1 Centavo. The planchet had also cracked under the striking pre

1978 25-cent struck on a Bangladesh 50 Poisha 4.03 gram stainless steel planchet. This coin is nearly perfect, in Gem Choice BU condition. This lot in

1979 25-cent struck on a Barbados copper-nickel 2.25 gram 10 cent planchet. Bright, mint state error.

1981 25-cent struck on an Iraq copper-nickel 2.75 gram 25 Fils planchet. Lightly circulated, this lot also includes a  BU 1981 Iraq 25 Fil...

1981 25-cent struck on a 12-sided Cyprus 1.15 gram aluminum 5 Mils planchet. While the planchet did expand considerably in the striking chamber, the 1

1981 25-cent struck on an Iraq stainless steel 3.95 gram scalloped planchet. Loads of eye-appeal, as the smaller scalloped planchet has retained its s

1982 25-cent struck on a 4.55 nickel 5-cent planchet. This wrong planchet error is common to the series, however the 1982 5-cent coins were struck on

1999 March (The Log Drive) 25-cent struck on a United Arab Emirates copper-nickel 7-sided 50 Fils planchet (1998). The unusual shape of the planchet i

1999 May (The Voyageurs) 25-cent struck on a Hong Kong 2.58 gram nickel-brass 20-cent scalloped planchet (1998). This off-metal error is visually stun