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February 2011 Torex Auction

Auction CurrencyCAD Auction LocationHilton Toronto Airport Hotel, 5875 Airport Road, Mississauga,, Ontario, v1v1v1, Canada In Person PreviewLOT VIEWING (Vista A Room):

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MOORE'S is again very pleased to be able to offer a fine grouping of note, including rare Dominion of Canada notes and Proofs, Bank of Canada rarities, including Specimens. The Chartered bank note section features several consignments of both issued notes, Specimens and Proofs and uncut sheets. Also included is a large collection of vignettes used on Chartered notes, along with A.B.N.C. production material. Cataloguer's Note: Bank note estimates are based for the most part, on the values listed in the most recent editions of the Charlton Standard Catalogues of Canadian Bank Notes and Canadian Government Paper Money. Recent internet transactions, auction results and private treaty sales known to the auctioneer are also factors into the estimates in many instances. Bidders should note that many results, particularly for Chartered bank notes, are substantially higher than catalogue values.
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $10.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-06P. An uncut sheet of four Black 1051 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $10.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-06P. An uncut sheet of four Black
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $10.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-06P. An uncut sheet of four Black and White Face Proofs, attached vertically, on thi
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 750.00
Sold to floor for (400.00) = 400.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Issue of 1917. Early progress Face and Back Proofs, consis1052 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Issue of 1917. Early progress Face and Back Proofs, consis
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Issue of 1917. Early progress Face and Back Proofs, consisting of line drawings and a more final Face Progre
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 450.00
Sold to floor for (230.00) = 230.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White progress Pr1053 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White progress Pr
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White progress Proof, (no tint), on card. One rounded corner tip,
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 250.00
Sold to floor for (120.00) = 120.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White Face Proof 1054 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White Face Proof
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. A Black and White Face Proof on a thick card.
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 250.00
Sold to floor for (125.00) = 125.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. An uncut sheet of four Black 1055 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. An uncut sheet of four Black
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $20.00. Jan. 2, 1935. CH-75-18-10P. An uncut sheet of four Black and White Face Proofs, attached vertically, on thi
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 750.00
Sold to floor for (400.00) = 400.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 10507/B. PMG graded V1056 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 10507/B. PMG graded V
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 10507/B. PMG graded Very Fine-25.
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 5,500.00
Sold to floor for (3,500.00) = 3,500.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 03226/A. PMG graded V1057 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 03226/A. PMG graded V
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1917. CH-75-16-02-12. No. 03226/A. PMG graded Very Good-10.
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 4,000.00
Sold to floor for (2,800.00) = 2,800.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1901. CH-75-14-58S. An uncut pair of Specimen no1058 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1901. CH-75-14-58S. An uncut pair of Specimen no
Charles Moore / Canadian Coin & Currency
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Jan. 2, 1901. CH-75-14-58S. An uncut pair of Specimen notes. Large margins and ABNC stamp at top. Serial
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 4,500.00
Sold to floor for (3,200.00) = 3,200.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Issue of 1917. A photograph of an early model for the $101059 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Issue of 1917. A photograph of an early model for the $10
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $100.00. Issue of 1917. A photograph of an early model for the $100.00 issue. The design was not the final accepted
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 500.00
Sold to floor for (250.00) = 250.00
 
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. Barbados Issue. $5.00. Jan. 2, 1922. CH-75-20-04. No. 17948/C. 1060 - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. Barbados Issue. $5.00. Jan. 2, 1922. CH-75-20-04. No. 17948/C.
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. Barbados Issue. $5.00. Jan. 2, 1922. CH-75-20-04. No. 17948/C. PMG graded Very Fine-35 Net. A professionally rep
Bidding Has Concluded
Estimate : 5,750.00
Sold to floor for (3,250.00) = 3,250.00
 
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