Inaugural Auction - Fall 2025

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.