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Lower Canada Auction is proud to present our 23rd sale which will include the John Addison Collection. The auction will be on Saturday, November 1st at the Nuphilex Coin & Stamps Show of Montreal, QC at 6:30pm and will be simultaneously live on icollector.com. Mr. Addison was a long time collector who accumulated a variety of material, some quite different than we normally see at auction. In addition to a large amount of Canadian decimal and paper money, we’re offering a great selection of world material, medals and more. In total, there will be 583 lots including many multiple item lots. I invite all to register for the sale and see the lots on Icollector.com; surely there is something for everyone.
THE JOHN ADDISON COLLECTION
John Addison began to assemble his coin collection in the early 1960's. Like many collections, it began modestly and without any focused direction. As the years progressed, he became an early purchaser of Royal Canadian Mint sets and dollars adding to a collection which he now supplemented through regular attendance at The Toronto Coin Club, Central Coin Club and attendance at Torex from its inaugural meeting, in addition to other coin shows throughout southern Ontario and Eastern Quebec. His participation at Torex can be witnessed by the number of souvenir tokens which are contained in the collection.
The collection which began so modestly would eventually number more than 7,000 pieces, with pieces representing over 50 nations, dating back to the 1500's and filling 14 binders. With the addition of many mint boxes containing dollars and sets the collection would, at its peak overflow 4 extra-large safety deposit boxes. True to the stereotype of his Scottish birth, he begrudged giving the banks any more than he had to, and during some home renovations, had a secret room build within his Toronto suburban home, where he could keep his collection closer and would allow him to enjoy it at his leisure. After his passing in 1985, his collection passed to his widow for safe keeping and enjoyment. It is now after her passing that the collection is being offered in its entirety for public auction.
RETURN POLICIES: There will no return privilege to absentee
bidders, for any items other than fakes or incorrectly described. They
must be returned in the exact condition that they were sent out,
complete in their original unopened holder. All third party certified
coins and notes are sold as is and cannot be returned on grading
disagreement.
POLITIQUE DE RETOUR : Les lots gagnés avec mise par téléphone, fax
ou courriel ne pourront pas être retournés sauf si l’item est faux ou ne
correspond pas
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484 - Bank of Montreal; 5 dollars note 1931, 505-58-02, Bog Gordon, 766845, Letter B, VG/F with Rust SpotsLower Canada Auction Old
Bank of Montreal; 5 dollars note 1931, 505-58-02, Bog Gordon, 766845, Letter B, VG/F with Rust Spots & 10 dollars note 1935, 505-60-04, Dodds Go...
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 200.00
Sold to floor for (100.00) = 100.00
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