2006 TNS AUCTION

1898 PCGS MS64. Brilliant with full lustre, very light golden tone on both sides. A pleasant victorian example.

1901 PCGS AU50 mostly brilliant with some lustre.

Lot of 34 Edwardian 10¢ pieces from 1902 to 1907. A nice mix with an average grade of Good-4

Another nice lot of 41 Edwardian 10¢ pieces from 1902 to 1907. Well mixed lot! VG-8 or better

Lot of 6 Edwardian 10¢ pieces. Includes 1902, 1902H, 1903H, 1904, 1906 and 1907. Grades are from F-15 to VF-20

Lot of 5 pieces including 1902, 1903H, 1904, 1906, 1907. Grades are from F15 to VF20

1902H, 1904, 1907 VF-20 to EF40, a nice lot!

1902 ICCS MS63 PQ. Lovely champagne toning over full lustre. A nice Edward VII example.

1902 ICCS and PCGS MS64PQ. Superbly toned with full lustre. A very scarce date in such high grade.

1902 PCGS MS64 Superbly toned! Very scarce date in this condition.

1903H PCGS MS66PQ. Totally brilliant with full blazing lustre. The coin has great eye appeal and possibly the finest known!

Lot of 3 x 1907 VF-20 to VF-30

1907 PCGS MS64PQ. Fully struck with full lustre. A really nice and attractive blast white example.

1907 ICCS MS64PQ. Gold and green tones on both sides. So close to be called a Gem! A very nice type coin!

1908 PCGS AU55PQ Superbly toned and has the look of a Gem coin. A nice AU example.

1908 PCGS MS65PQ+ Amazingly toned! A gorgeous example.

1908 PCGS MS66. Very light golden tone over full lustre. Rare this nice.

1909 Broad Leaves PCGS MS64 Brilliant with a very light touch of golden tone. Nice Edwardian example.

1909 Broad Leaves PCGS MS65PQ. An absolute Gem with superb eye appeal. Rare and beautiful example.

1913 Broad Leaves PCGS EF45. Very lightly toned, mostly brilliant with some nice lustre.

1913 Broad Leaves PCGS AU55. Fully brilliant and quite attractive. Much remaining lustre! A nice example.

1914 MS62 or better, brilliant with lots of luster.

1915 MS60 or better, mostly brilliant with nice lustre. Better date!

1915 PCGS EF45 Toned with some lustre in the devices

1916 ICCS MS64 Gold and russet tones over full lustre. A nice George V example.

Lot of 3 pieces including 1916, 1917 and 1918. Coins are mostly brilliant with lustre. Grades vary from AU50 to MS63.

1917 PCGS MS65PQ. Superbly toned!

1920, 1938 both coins are PCGS MS63 with some lovely toning.

1920 PCGS MS64, Brilliant with flashy lustre. A nice example.

1921 PCGS MS65. Lightly toned, a better date in Gem condition.

1929 ICCS MS63, lightly toned. A nice example.

1930 PCGS MS64. Briliant and lustrous

1932 ICCS MS63! Light tone around the rims otherwise brilliant and frosty

1932 PCGS MS66 PQ+. Unbelievable George V coin. A knock out example with 100% lustre. One of the nicest example that we have ever seen.

1934 PCGS MS66PQ. Flashy toning over full lustre! A super Gem example!

Lot of 3 ICCS graded coins including an 1937, 1940 Doubled 9 and an 1942. All pieces are graded MS64. Brilliant with very light tones

1937 ICCS MS65, a nice Gem!

1941 ICCS MS64 Brilliant with frosty lustre

1941 ICCS MS64 Brilliant with very light tone.

1947 PCGS MS66. Full white lustre. A great example.

1952 ICCS MS65PQ+ Full lustre and completely white. A very flashy coin!

A nice lot of 4 pieces with Heavy Cameo contrast. Includes 3 x 1954 ICCS MS63 Heavy Cameo and a 1956 ICCS MS64 Heavy Cameo

A lot of 5 Gem Elizabeth II pieces including 1954, 1961, 1962, 1965 and 1967. All coins are PCGS MS65PQ+. Some coins have attractive toning and some a

Lot of 3 ICCS MS65 Cameo pieces including a 1956, 1958 and 1967

1956 ICCS MS65 Heavy Cameo. Full lustre and brilliant. A true Gem!

1956 ICCS MS65 Heavy Cameo. Full lustre with lovely toning! Another great Gem!

1956, 1961 both ICCS MS65 CAMEO and nicely toned!

1956 PCGS MS66PQ, Attractive champagne tones over full lustre. Scarce this nice!

1958 PCGS MS66PQ, Medium autumn shades on both sides, a lovely example.

1959 PCGS MS66, light gold and russet tones over full lustre. A true Gem!