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US Morgan Silver dollar, Canada Edward VII 50 Cents, and 2 25 Cents. The reverses have been carved as love tokens.

1911-1963 Australia half penny set in Uni-safe Album. 46 coins VG-VF. Complete except 1923, 24, 28, 30, and 1944.

1910-1964 Australia 3 Pence set in partial Dansco folder. 53 coins, including 4 Obverse examples. Complete except 1912, 1921M, 1922/21, and 1923. 1936

Commonwealth of Australia Ser. #W/88 537966. Pick #26d. Coombs-Wilson signatures, issued in 1952. UNC

Commonwealth of Australia Ser. #HC/14 543167. Pick #30a. Issued from 1953 to 1960. UNC

Commonwealth of Australia Ser. #TC/32 136179. Pick #35a. Undated. AU

Austria 4 Ducat Gold 1811, KM#2169. Holed. VF details.

Belize Collector’s Solid Sterling Silver Proof Set. KM #PS2. Minted by the Franklin Mint. Coins are sealed in original blister pack. Comes wi

British Caribbean Territories Eastern Group Ser. #W2-410412. Pick #8c. 2 January 1963. VF A scarce type.

Lot features one of each of 1890H; 1891 Large Leaves, Large Date; 1892; 1894 (Large 4); 1898H. All coins are VF. Corrosion on Obverse of 1890, mention

1890H 1 Cent ICG MS63 RB. Much remaining lustre on this example, which has about 50-60 percent red remaining.

1891 1 Cent ICG VF20. This is the Large Leaves, Small Date Variety. Graded by ICG

Lot features two better dates of the Victorian Large Cents series in EF: 1894 (Small 4) and 1900 Plain.

1907-H 1 Cent EF. A typical example for the grade for this key to the Edward VII series.

Lot features one of each year, from 1902 to 1910, including 1907-H, all AU.

1925 1 Cent AU. An almost uncirculated example of this key date to the George V small cent series.

1937 (MS64 Red), 1938 (MS64 Red) and 1939 (MS64 Red) all graded by ICCS. Nice full red coins.

1941 1 Cent MS65 Red. Graded by ICCS. Full red.

1943 1 Cent MS64 Red. Graded by ICCS. Over 90% red.

1949 1 Cent MS64 Red. Graded by ICCS. This is the A between Denticles (A off Denticle) variety. Coin is nearly full red.

1965 1 Cent; Large Beads, Pointed 5 (Type IV) variety. Graded MS64 by ICCS. Full Red coin.

1979 1 Cent; Struck on a foreign planchet. 100% Nickel. 2.12 grams. Meter scratch.

Lot features 5 Cents Silver: 11 different years 1902 to 1920; 5 Cents Nickel: 1922-1967 complete except 1925; includes both 1942, 1947, 1951 and 1953

1875H 5 Cents Silver; Small Date, Holed. VG/F details.

1881H 5 Cents Silver VF. Untoned.

Lot features one of each of 1881H and 1882H 5 Cents pieces. Both grade F/VF, the 1882H shows slightly more obverse detail.

1886 5 Cents Small 6, VF. Untoned.

1889 5 Cents, EF. Light toning on this semi-key year.

1900 Round O’s 5 Cents Silver. AU. Pretty toning with aquamarine peripheral toning and red-brown toning in the centre regions on both sides.

Lot features one of each of 1902, 1902H Large H, and 1902H Small H. All coins are EF. Small H has medium/dark toning; large H has light-medium toning

1903 Sm. H/H 5 Cents. EF. Significant lustre on the reverse, with peripheral lustre remaining in the legends on the obverse.

Lot features one of each of 1903, 1903H Large H, and 1903H Small H. All coins are EF. The no-H coin is medium-dark toned, the H coins both have light

Lot features one of each date from 1904 to 1907. All coins are EF. Attractive russet toning on reverse of 1904 with aquamarine highlights, with light

1908 Small 8 5 Cents, EF.

Lot features one of each variety of 1910 5 Cents: Pointed Leaves & Round Leaves. Both coins are EF. Both feature light toning.

Canada 5 Cents 1926 Far 6, ICCS F-12.

Binder contains coins from 1922-41, 1942 Nickel, 1942 Tombac, 1943-46, 1947, 1947ML, 1948-51 1951, 1951 Commem, 1952, 1953SF 1953NSF, 1954-99, 2000, 2

Complete Date Set from 1901-2011, Enclosed in two beautiful blue cases with 4 trays that hold 15 coins each. The value of the cases are probably $75 e

Brown-grey toning over most of the obverse, with less toning in the legend areas. The reverse is mostly untoned, except on the rim.

Canada 10 Cents 2002P, ICCS MS-66 Numismatic BU.

Slate-grey toning and even wear on this VG example of a key date. This example is the “Pointed 5” variety.

A nice, lustrous example of this error coin, with light overall toning, with darker toning in the peripheral areas.

Typical toning for a lightly circulated example on this error coin.

Light to medium toning with a hint of golden toning on this problem-free example.

An entry-level piece for a scarce variety. KM#6. Reverse legends fully readable, with a bit of weakness on the date, and obverse legends mostly readab

Another example of this scarce variety. G/VG. KM#6. Some weakness in the obverse legends, specifically the "A" in "REGINA", and ...

Lot includes a 1911 in VG condition, and a 1916 in F condition.

This mostly white coin has the slightest hint of peripheral golden toning between the legend and the rim on the left of the obverse side.

Golden-brown toning on both sides of this coin, mainly in the legends on the obverse, and in the peripheral regioins on the reverse.