Inaugural Auction - Fall 2025

A lovely example of a scarce one-year issue. These were made accidentally and were likely ordered alongside the Nova Scotia 1/2¢ and then shipp...

Just shy of being mint state, with plenty of sharp detail remaining.

The scarcer ‘Narrow 0’ variety for this year; appears to have had an old cleaning several years ago but presents nicely for the grad

A bright uncirculated red and brown example, housed in a “Professional Coin Imaging” (PCI) holder; viewing is recommended.

Another brilliant uncirculated example certified by PCI; minor chip in the holder on the reverse side (not on the coin), viewing is recommended.

Lustrous and uncirculated with shocks of electric-blue toning throughout the reverse. Certified by PCI; viewing is recommended.

Full red, a bright and flashy example with reverse fields that are virtually proof-like.

Scarce variety, not noted on the holder but clearly shows a re-engraved ‘1940’ as well as ‘CENTS’ on the reverse.

A lovely gem with excellent eye appeal, this piece features an excellent strike that pairs nicely with the array of autumnal toning.

Scarcer variety with hooked ‘9’s in the reverse date’s lettering; lightly circulated, a nice piece for completing a set.

Just shy of being uncirculated with minor traces of wear on the high points and some remaining luster.

Choice uncirculated with splashes of watermelon green toning mixed with vermilion, lustrous and well-struck with good eye appeal.

A sharp piece with lustrous brown surfaces, within which are hidden steel-blue tones and hints of gold throughout the obverse.

Choice uncirculated, a bright red specimen with the original mint lacquer intact. This example is well-struck with eye appeal that is well above avera

A brilliant gem example, fully lustrous with blazing red surfaces, a superior strike, and outstanding eye appeal. One of the nicer gems we have seen f

Choice uncirculated with a lively appearance, bright and lustrous with an above-average strike. Update 2025-10-02: was incorrectly listed as &quo...

A better example of a somewhat scarcer date, choice uncirculated with a good strike and cartwheel luster.

Nice original example, the obverse red and brown with some woodgrain toning, while the reverse is trace red with a bit of purple coloration hidden in

A nice example, very near gem with a strong strike and lustrous olive toning.

Gem, fully lustrous and bright red with an excellent strike.

Fully lustrous with intense brightness, a superior example for the grade with a rich blend of copper hues ranging from light copper to fiery orange. F

100% full red gem, bright and lustrous with a good strike.

A bright red gem, fully lustrous; housed in a two-letter holder.

Superb gem with brilliant red surfaces and good eye appeal. Considerably more difficult to find than an MS-65 for this year, a fantastic piece for sma

Choice uncirculated with lustrous red surfaces.

Fully lustrous gem with deep wine-red surfaces and an excellent strike, believed to have been sourced from an original roll.

Brilliant and uncirculated with an excellent strike and ethereal tones of green/gold.

A stunning piece, fully lustrous with an above-average strike and shocking tones of electric green covering the reverse.

Choice uncirculated, a lustrous red example of a scarce year.

A sharp example, fully lustrous with bold blueberry toning throughout. Tilting the coin reveals a near perfect cartwheel luster, which helps to draw a

Lustrous and gem with an above-average strike and deep wine-red surfaces. The rims of this piece are defined well with all denticles visible on both s

A stunning example for toned cent collectors, with a mix of light greens on the obverse and vibrant electric purple tones on the reverse.

Bright, lustrous, and red, a good example for the grade.

A brilliant gem, bright and lustrous with a good strike; housed in an embossed holder.

Boldy struck with sharp rims, a choice example of this low-mintage specimen.

Brilliant and red, choice uncirculated; in a two-letter holder.

A stunning 100% red gem, fully lustrous with no distracting marks on the devices or fields whatsoever, perhaps the nicest MS-65 Red we have seen for t

Gem example, red and lustrous with an above-average strike.

Gem, red and lustrous with a bit of toning in the peripheral areas.

A flashy proof-like example, fully lustrous with strong cameo on both the obverse and reverse.

Gem, lustrous and red with an excellent strike.

Superb gem and well-struck with a colorful array of purple and blue throughout; obverse has nice cameo where the cameo itself has toned blue.

Brilliant and mirror-like, a superb gem with fresh red surfaces and outstanding eye appeal; housed in an old green holder (OGH).

A bright red gem, with cartwheel luster and a ‘Hanging 8’ die clash on the reverse.

A bright red gem, lustrous with a good strike.

Gem, flashy with bright red surfaces and heavy cameo on the obverse.

Gem, flashy with bright red surfaces and light cameo on the obverse.

Superb gem uncirculated, fully lustrous with an excellent strike and bright red surfaces.

The scarcer of the two known varieties, difficult to find as a superb gem; fully lustrous bright red surfaces and an above-average strike.

Lustrous and well-struck with hues of blue, red, and yellow encircling a dusky olive background.

Uncirculated, fully lustrous with fresh matte surfaces and strong eye appeal for the grade.

Choice uncirculated with brilliant pinwheel luster; strike is above average, with all eight crown beads visible.

The key date of the George V nickel series, a nice problem-free example of this low-mintage year.

Currently tied for finest graded at PCGS, this piece is in an extraordinary state of preservation. While the strike and luster are somewhat average fo

Uncirculated, a good piece for a date or type set.

Choice uncirculated with an average strike, a nice example.

Choice uncirculated, lustrous with a good strike; housed in a two-letter holder.

Choice uncirculated, a toned example with some underlying luster; well-struck with very few marks for the grade assigned.

A gem example of the tombac variety, well-struck with lustrous golden surfaces. The rims are particularly sharp for the issue, a desirable example as

Choice uncirculated with brilliant luster and an excellent strike, a nice bright example.

A well-struck piece, fully lustrous with light variations of caramel toning over brilliant golden surfaces.

Choice uncirculated, a nice example for a year or type set.

A classic example in gem, fully lustrous and well-struck.

Choice uncirculated with brilliant luster and fields that are nearly reflective; there is a light fingerprint along the bottom of the obverse, a minor

Choice uncirculated, lustrous with good eye appeal.

Boldy struck with well-defined details and lustrous surfaces; viewing is recommended.

A nice gem example of this popular commemorative issue, well-struck and fully lustrous.

Gem with brilliant surfaces and an excellent strike.

A superb gem with a strong strike, exceptional luster, and cameo on both the obverse and reverse.

Group of thirty (x30) 1942 Canada 5¢ Tombac, all uncirculated and lustrous with grades ranging between MS-60 and MS-63.

Group of three (x3) Canada 5¢, all choice uncirculated and third-party graded.

A boldly struck example with deep lustrous toning and good eye appeal. Close examination reveals sharply scalloped rims and strongly hammered letters,

Lustrous and bright, with matte surfaces and a near "reverse proof" finish on the obverse. Silver coinage from 1910 with this finish type ...

A bright original gem with a kaleidoscope of colors on the obverse and beautiful peripheral tones on the reverse, the likely result of spending many y

Gem, richly toned with a mixture of burgundy and gold throughout and a blending of dark olive, blue, and purple around the perimeter.

Choice uncirculated, bright and lustrous with tinges of light magenta in the peripheral areas. Though not noted on the holder, this example clearly di

Brilliant and uncirculated, a good piece to fill out a starter collection.

Lustrous and well-struck with exceptional toning, the surfaces displaying a mix of fall colors throughout.

Fully lustrous and blast white with strong die polish lines in the fields; accompanied with the original 2x2 holder with Bob Armstrong’s writ

A sharp gem, well-struck with brilliant pinwheel luster and light copper-gold tones throughout, an ideal piece for a George VI dime set.

Choice uncirculated, blast white and lustrous with a sharp strike and excellent eye appeal for the grade.

A lustrous gem example, well-struck with deep sea green surfaces accentuated by hints of blue and golden-brown toning; fantastic eye appeal.

Another brilliant example in this lofty grade, toned with shades of burgundy and hints of gold, yellow, and green throughout, fully lustrous with sple

Gem, a nice lustrous example with a good strike and soft pastel toning.

Currently tied for finest graded at PCGS, this dime is an exceptional piece in every way: it is both fully lustrous with an above-average strike and h

A brilliant proof-like gem, white with reflective fields and strong cameo on the obverse.

A frosty white gem, fully lustrous with an above-average strike and heavy cameo on the obverse portrait. Pedigreed to the Victoria North collection on

Gem, lustrous with a good strike.

Gem, lustrous with a good strike.

Superb gem, blast white and fully lustrous.

Choice uncirculated with exceptional toning and equally outstanding eye appeal.

Superb gem, blast white and fully lustrous with brilliant reflective surfaces and heavy cameo on both the obverse and reverse.

All fully lustrous and ICCS graded, an excellent start or addition to a dime set.

A nice starter collection, all fully lustrous and ICCS graded.

Ranging from choice to gem uncirculated, a nice lot of proof-like dimes; the cameo on the 1965 is exceptionally strong on both the obverse and reverse

Finding a 1872H quarter in choice uncirculated is no easy task, especially one with an impeccable strike and superior eye appeal. Every detail is as s

Nice example of an earlier George V 25¢, a great piece for date collectors.

For those familiar with the George V series of quarters, 1932 is known to be a scarce year that becomes a challenge to find in gem grades. A superb ge

Another superb gem example with an above-average strike and lustrous surfaces. Light golden-brown tones are blended concentrically into a mix of darke

Choice uncirculated with pale violet tones on the obverse and a dusky mauve reverse.