Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2023

Charlton-EONS-96. Lot of four (4) pieces. Each 24.3mm with plain edges and signed G.W. left of date (George Ward). 1.) Bronze. 7.39g. Pleasing chocola

Charlton-EONS-93. Lot of four (4). Each 35.5mm with plain edges and signed G.W. 1.) Bronze. 6.59g. Olive-gold surfaces. 2.) Bronze. 6.93g. Coinage ali

Lot of three (3) medals. Each 41.5mm with plain edges and signed P.W. ELLIS & CO. 1.) Copper. 39.12. Lightly worn with a few rim marks. 2.) Whit...

31.3mm. 20.71g. Plain edge. Signed ROLPH, SMITH & CO. Rings of rainbow toning on each side. Evidence of a former hanger at 12 o’clock.

Charlton-EONS-87. Lot of three (3). Each 31.5mm with plain edges and signed ELLIS. 1.) Copper. 9.85g. Largely red with a few areas of spotting. 2.) Wh

Lot of four (4). Each 31.5mm with plain edges and signed ELLIS. All brilliant and prooflike. 1.) Lr. 1819 (reverse) / Lr. 1509 (reverse). 14.94g. 2.)

Lot of three (3) pieces. All with plain edges and unsigned. 1.) Lr. 1821. Aluminum. 17.0mm. 1.48g. Minor damage toward lower reverse rim. 2.) Lr. 1821

Charlton-1935-5. 31.3mm. 12.47g. Plain edge. Unsigned (by Ellis). Obverse is clean with deep prooflike contrast, reverse is nearly as nice with minor

Lot of six (6) medals. Each 31.5mm with plain edges. All are brilliant and prooflike. 1.) Lr. 1830 (obverse) / Lr. 1335 (obverse), Charlton-1935-20. 1

Breton-149. Lot of two (2) medals awarded to J. MacDonald. Each 52.0mm and signed P. LETHIELLEUX. 1.) 63.75g. Edge engraved ELEMENTS 1924 J. MACDONALD

Breton-149. 52.0mm. 62.00g. Plain edge. Signed P. LETHIELLEUX. No other marks present. The surfaces are rougher than those in the previous lot, but th

32.4mm. 18.43g. Plain edge. Unsigned (possibly by J.S. & A.B. Wyon). Victoria University was founded in Cobourg, Ontario in 1836 by the Methodis...

McLachlan-279, Breton-157. 41.5mm. 41.06g. Plain edge. Signed J.S. & A.B. WYON. Per Canadian Numismatics (1886): “Queen's College was ...

McLachlan-279, Breton-157. 41.5mm. 37.66g. Plain edge. Signed J.S. & A.B. WYON. As last, but awarded to J.H. Pilkey for medicine in 1922. Dr. Pi...

Lot of two (2) medals. Each 45.0mm with plain edges and signed P.W. ELLIS & CO. Struck in celebration of Queen Victoria’s 50th year on the...

Lot of two (2) pieces. Each 35.0mm with plain edges and signed P.W. ELLIS & CO. 1.) White metal. 18.37g. Obverse is subdued silver-grey, reverse...

Charlton-2150. 23.8mm. 6.58g. Plain edge. Signed P.W. ELLIS & CO. Frosty and brilliant with deeply reflective fields. The Joffre example realize...

Lot of three (3) pieces. All 30.0mm with plain edges and signed BIRKS. 1.) Brass. 14.46g. Olive-gold with violet accents. 2.) White metal. 13.53g. Sto

30.0mm. 11.93g. Plain edge. Signed BIRKS. Fully toned in multicolour rainbow patina. A few edge bumps around the upper obverse do not distract. The Jo

38.2mm. Plain edge. Signed QUINT PHILA. These were issued by the Montreal Star newspaper and distributed to the schoolchildren of Montreal. Struck in

25.5mm. 7.96g. Plain edge. Unsigned. Holed at 12 o’clock. The gilding is almost completely gone with only traces still visible under magnific

McLachlan-153, Breton-165, Charlton-3320-15-1. 45.1mm. 44.52g. Plain edge. Signed J.S. & A.B. WYON. R.W. McLachlan writes in Canadian Numismatic...

McLachlan-153, Breton-165, Charlton-3320-15-1. 45.1mm. 35.00g. Plain edge. Signed J.S. & A.B. WYON. Design exactly as last, but in white metal. ...

McLachlan-154, Breton-166, Charlton-3320-15-2. 45.1mm. 50.95g. Plain edge. Signed J.S. & A.B. WYON. The obverse is identical to that of Lr. 1880...

Lot of two (2) pieces. Each 34.6mm with plain edges and unsigned. 1.) 4.79g. Sharp and brilliant with superficial marks. 2.) 4.90g. Slightly more mark

This lot of nine (9) pieces includes the following: Lr. 1028, Hamilton Street Railway Co.; Lr. 1031, Kingston Street Railway Co.; Lr. 1045, St. Cather

Lot of two (2). Both with plain edges and holed at 12 o’clock. 1.) 38.2mm. 13.69g. Unsigned. Heavily worn, appears to be early-to-mid 19th ce

Charlton-2185. 45.1mm. 40.34g. Plain edge. Unsigned. The obverse features the coat of arms of the city of Montreal, while the central reverse is blank

Charlton-2185. 45.1mm. 50.11g. Plain edge. Unsigned. Design exactly as last, but in silver. Condition is nearly as good with perhaps a few additional

Breton-103, Charlton-EFOA-12. 50.2mm. 58.32g. Cornucopia and BRONZE on edge (struck at the Paris Mint). Signed P. HEBERT. The obverse depicts Joseph-I

Breton-103, Charlton-EFOA-12. 50.2mm. 57.56g. Cornucopia and BRONZE on edge (struck at the Paris Mint). Signed P. HEBERT. Another example of this attr

Breton-103, Charlton-EFOA-12. 50.2mm. 62.39g. Cornucopia and ARGENT on edge (struck at the Paris Mint). Signed P. HEBERT. Design is the same as the pr

50.7mm. 65.32g. Plain edge with loop at 12 o’clock, as issued. Signed WHC (Whitehead & Hoag of New Jersey). These medals were issued as th...

38.6mm. 19.15g. Plain edge. Signed DINGWALL. Slightly glossy red-brown surfaces.

42.6mm x 58.9mm. 52.64g. Plain edge. Signed LACKIE MFG CO. An unawarded medal for an unnamed “championship.” Pleasing with little tr

35.1mm. 10.65g. Plain edge with hanger. Signed MCLAREN. Deep brown surfaces are convex (obverse) and somewhat glossy.

Lot of six (6) pieces, each with bar pins and produced by Schwaab S & S Co. of Milwaukee. They commemorate: 1.) 1893 World’s Columbian Exp...

Lot of three (3) medals. 1.) Gilt Bronze. Charlton-5025-5-1, Type One, Large Size. 57.0mm. 58.00g. Plain edge. Signed HENRY BIRKS & SONS. Unname...

Charlton-5025-30. Lot of two (2) pieces. Each 50.0mm. 1.) Bronze. 68.51g. BIRKS on edge. Unnamed with deep brown and olive-gold surfaces. 2.) Silver.

Lot of two (2) pieces. 1.) University of Toronto Schools. Bronze. 30.3mm with added pin bar. 13.00g. Signed RYRIE. Named to R. MAGANN / 100 YDS. 13 YR

44.6mm. 45.21g. STRUCK BY THE ROYAL MINT, BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION, 1924. on edge. Signed PM (Percy Metcalfe). Fabulous Art Deco design. Satiny nicke

44.6mm. 44.53g. Plain edge. Signed PM (Percy Metcalfe). The obverse features a horrifying image of a demon emerging from the flames with a legend arou

BHM-3209, Eimer-1725. Christopher Eimer (2010) writes: “A prize medal, usually presented in bronze, although rarely found inscribed and named

BHM-3209, Eimer-1725. 52.6mm. 8.30g. Plain edge. Unsigned. A uniface plaster cast of the reverse die for the 1886 Colonial and Indian Exhibition medal

BHM-3515, Eimer-1817a. 55.7mm. 73.06g. Plain edge. Unsigned (by G. W. deSaulles, after T. Brock/ W. Wyon). The official Royal Mint issue for Victoria

BHM-3515, Eimer-1817a. 55.7mm. 84.06g. Plain edge. Unsigned (by G. W. deSaulles, after T. Brock/ W. Wyon). The official Royal Mint issue for Victoria

47.0mm. 40.32g. Plain edge. Unsigned. Uniface. A reverse trial strike on an oversize decagonal lead flan. Produced by William Scully of Montreal.

48.0mm. 7.39g. Plain edge. Unsigned (by William Scully). An obverse and reverse trial strike on an oversize octagonal aluminum flan.

68.1mm. 129.26g. Bee and BRONZE on edge (Paris Mint mintmark used between November 1860 and December 1879). Signed. J.C. CHAMPLAIN. This gorgeous Art

Lot of five (5) tokens: McColl-1233, 23.4mm, 5c Brass; 22.8mm, 5c Brass, “Broken 5;” 23.3mm, 10c White metal; 22.7mm, 10c Brass, [x=