Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2025

ICCS MS63.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS MS65, nicely toned. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-62. Dot variety. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Blast white coin.

PCGS MS65. Ex: The Cook Collection. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS65, nicely toned. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Subtle gold toning on both sides. Older 2-letter certificate.

PCGS SP66. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Ex:Victoria North Collection. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS SP67.Golden toning with mirrored fields and frosted devices. The cameo effect is particularly strong on the reverse of this superb example. This

ICCS PL-66. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS SP66, Shoulder Strap. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS PR66, DCAM. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP-65, Cameo. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. CH DC-34, Heavy Cameo. A very scarce pattern issue struck in nickel rather than silver. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64.

ICCS MS-63.

ICCS MS-62.

ICCS MS-67, Numismatic BU. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-66, Numismatic BU. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-66, Numismatic BU. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-62.

Set includes the 2000 Regular Twenty-Five Cents, 2000 Millennium Twenty-Five Cents (commonly referred to as the Millennium Mule), and 2000 Mixed Die E

ICCS MS-66, Numismatic BU. Likely one of the finest graded to date. Part of the Botany Collection.

Pleasant Fine.

ICCS F15.

PCGS XF45. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS VF30.

ICCS VF20.

ICCS VF20.

ICCS VF30, Harshly Cleaned.

ICCS VF20.

ICCS MS-64. At first glance this piece appears entirely silver-gray, but a closer look reveals pleasing hints of gold and rose. Captivating satiny lus

NGC MS62.

1910 ICCS VF-20; Edwardian Leaves; deep, rich toning || 1918 ICCS VF-20. 2 Pcs.

PCGS VG10. A classic Canadian rarity with roughly 75 known. Grades will typically range from gems that were likely set aside by mint employees who wer

ICCS MS-64. The 1916 is extremely difficult to locate above low Mint State grades. Lustrous, with clean fields and an emerging autumn tone that darke

ICCS VG-10. Key Date Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP-66. Sharply struck and darkly toned patina. As with all the Specimen George V 50 Cent issue but the 1911 and 1929, the 1934 is extremely rare.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63. Key Date. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS60. Key Date.

1946 ICCS VF20; Hoof in 6 (Design) || 1948 ICCS F15. 2 Pcs.

ICCS MS-63. a nice fully lustrous example of this scarce variety. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS65. Part of the Botany Collection.

1954 PL-65; Older 2-letter certificate || 1957 PL65 || 1964 PL65; Heavy Cameo. 3 Pcs.

ICCS MS-66. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63. A mostly white piece with a 90∞ counter-clockwise rotation between strikes.

ICCS MS65.

PCGS MS65.

ICCS MS-65, nicely toned. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64, SWL. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. A superbly white lustrous gem. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63.

ICCS MS63. Nice bright coin.

1936 ICCS MS-63; Older embossed 2-letter certificate || 1938 ICCS MS-62; Older embossed 2-letter certificate; Blast-white coin. 2 Pcs.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-60. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-62, SWL. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS EF45. Gun metal gray toning.

ICCS MS-64. Blunt 7, Double HP. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63. Ptd 7; Quadruple Punch HP. Part of the Botany Collection.

JOP Silver Dollars - The initials JOP stand for Joseph Oliva Patenaude of Nelson, BC, who counterstamped silver dollars from 1935 to the early 1950s.

ICCS MS-65. Lightly toned Gem Unc. The key issue in the Canadian silver dollar series. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-66. A near flawless gem with plenty of lustre. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP-66. Very rare as a specimen. Silver-white with lustre. The Belzberg coin was a Specimen 65. Only three examples have been certified by PCGS as

ICCS MS-66. Nice match with the previous lot. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS MS65+ Luminous mint luster and soft pastel lavender and peach toning grace this high-end gem.

ICCS MS-65. SF; Cameo. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS PL-65. Shoulder Fold, Pittman Sale. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS PL-66. Heavy Cameo. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS PL-66, Arnprior. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS PL-65.

NNC MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS PL-66.

ICCS MS64, cross graded and accompanied by a PCGS certificate. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

All ICCS graded PL-66, Cameo's. 4 pcs.

PCGS MS66, blast white. Pop report has only one designated higher with a 66+ designation. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64, Cameo. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS SP-66. Large Beads, Heavy Cameo. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-64. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS64. Popular error.

ICCS MS-64. ICCS MS-64. Not listed in trends due to rarity, arguably the rarest of all the iconic 1967 silver dollars. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-63, upset dies. Only eight examples certified, this variety/error of the iconic 1967 dollar is arguably among the rarest of all Canadian silve

These selected coins were removed from the Commemorative specimen sets, some have nice cameo's and lot should be inspected. 20 pcs.