October 2008 Torex

1938, 1945, 1946 two pieces and 1947 Maple Leaf two pieces, all ICCS MS-60. Plus 1946 ICCS AU-50. Total seven pale toned and lightly toned pieces

1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1947 Maple Leaf, 1949 and 1950. Twelve pale golden toned pieces, all AU and better

1939 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1939 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1939 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1939 ICCS MS-64. Beautifully toned

1939 ICCS MS-64. Light golden toning

1939 ICCS MS-64. Beautifully toned

1939, 1945, 1948, 1949 and 1952. Five pale toned Choice Uncirculated pieces, the 1939 in an ICCS MS-63 holder

1939, 1943, 1945 and 1949, all ICCS MS-63. Plus 1937 and 1948, both ICCS MS-62. Six pale to lightly toned pieces

1939 Double Date ICCS MS-60 and 1940 Double 1940 ICCS MS-63. Two pale toned pieces

1940 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1940 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1940 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1940 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1940 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1940, 1943 and 1946. Three pieces, all ICCS MS-64, the 1940 pale toned, the other two lightly toned

1940 Double 194 ICCS MS-63. Attractive light-medium olive and blue toning

1941 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1941 ICCS MS-65. Light amber and blue toning. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1941 ICCS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1941 ICCS MS-64. Beautifully toned

1942 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1942 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1942 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1942 ICCS MS-64. Light golden toning

1942 and 1947, both pale toned ICCS MS-64

1942 and 1947, both pale toned ICCS MS-64

1942, 1943 and 1948, all ICCS MS-63, the 1948 with light golden toning, the other two pale toned

1943 ICCS MS-65 Cameo. Pale toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1943 ICCS MS-65. Pale toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1943 ICCS MS-65. Pale toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1943 ICCS MS-65. Pale toned. It is tied as the second highest by ICCS

1944 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toning. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

1944 ICCS MS-65. Light golden rim toning. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

1944 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

1944 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toning. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

1945 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1945 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1945 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1945, 1951, 1952 and 1956. Four pale to lightly toned pieces, all ICCS MS-64

1946 ICCS SP-65. Beautifully toned in light-medium blues, ambers and magentas. It is tied third highest by ICCS

1946 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1946 ICCS MS-65. Beautiful magenta and iridescent blue toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1946 ICCS and PCGS MS-65. Light golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1946 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1946, 1951, 1953 Shoulder Fold, and 1954. Four pale to lightly toned pieces, all ICCS MS-64 Cameo

1946 two pieces, 1947 Maple Leaf two pieces, 1953 No Shoulder Fold two pieces and 1959. Total seven pale to lightly toned pieces, all ICCS MS-62, one

1947 ICCS MS-65. A near untoned piece that is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1947 ICCS MS-65. A near untoned piece that is tied as the highest graded by ICCS