Seminary of Nicolet Coin Auction

Ten Cents, 1935, EF; 1936, AU; 1937, BU; 1938, AU; 1940, Unc; 1944, AU; Also, Small Cents, 1932; 1933; 1936; 1938; 1943, (2); 1950; all at least MS-60

Ten Cents, 1962, Mint Sealed bag of 1,000 BU coins, or $100 FV. Gross weight is 2,385 gms. Rare these days.

Twenty Cents, 1858, Good, cld; Twenty Five Cents, 1880H, Narrow "0" and Wide "0", both Good; total of 3 coins.

Twenty Five Cents, 1887; 1893; both key dates and both problem free Goods.

1889, Closed 9, Good to G+. A key coin.

1906, Small Crown, graded by ICCS Good-6. Conservatively graded for this rare coin.

Twenty Five Cents, 1906, Small Crown. A well defined Good, but numerous fine scratches on obverse and reverse. A shame really.

Twenty Five Cents, 1921, VG-10; 1927, Fine; 1936, EF-45; Three better George V Quarters

1933, graded by ICCS Mintstate-62. Some light toning.

1937; 1942; both graded by ICCS Mintstate-64, first toned, second brilliant

1941, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light to medium toning.

1941, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Lightly toned.

1941, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Fully toned obverse with wonderful colours. White and frosty on the reverse.

1942, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Frosty white lustre.

1942, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Frosty white lustre.

1941, lightly toned; 1942, frosty white; both graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Total 2 coins.

1947, Dot, graded by ICCS EF-40. Better than average.

1947, Dot, VF.

1947, Dot, graded by ICCS F-12. On many want lists.

1948, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63. A hint of colour.

1950, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Full original toning. Only 39 MS-65's listed on the ICCS Pop report, just slightly more than the 33 listed fo...

1951, Low Relief, graded by ICCS Prooflike-65. A PL only issue and a Gem.

1951, Low Relief, graded by ICCS Prooflike-64. A PL only issue and looks nicer than the holder indicates.

1951, High Relief, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Lot of 5 original coins.

1951, High Relief, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Lot of 5 original coins.

1951, Low Relief, graded by ICCS Prooflike-63. A PL only issue and looks nicer than the holder indicates.

1954, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Ultra Heavy Cameo. Distinct black and white cameo contrast. The solo finest graded with t

1955, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Heavy Cameo.

1956, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Heavy Cameo.

1973, Large Bust, Specimen from a Double Dollar set. Obverse is cloudy.

Canada, Twenty Five Cents Collection, Victoria, 1870; 1871H; 1872H; 1874H; 1881H; 1883H; 1886; 1888; 1890H; 1892; 1894; 1899; 1900; 1901; Most AG, a c

Canada Twenty Five Cents Collection, Edward, (10), missing 1906; George V, (21), missing 1921; 1927; George VI, (18); Elizabeth, 1953-1966, (17); 1967

1870, VG; 1871, G-VG; 1881H, ICCS Good-6; 3 Victorian Halves.

Fifty Cents, 1870, LCW, Fine; 1871, AG; 1881H, VG Polished; 1892, AG; 1900, Good; 1901, G-VG; total 6 coins.

Fifty Cents, 1871H, graded by ICCS VF-20. A solid coin for the grade.

Fifty Cents, 1872H, graded by ICCS VF-30. The "S" in Cents, on reverse, is doubled. Also, the "D" in CANADA appears doubled, but...

Fifty Cents, 1888, Obv. 2, VG, cleaned, corrosion.

1894, AG to Good. Clear date on this key coin.

Fifty Cents, 1904, AG; 1905, Good; A key date pair.

1906, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Rose and blue hues of natural colour grace the surfacs of this near Gem example. Only 1 coin graded finer, by ICCS.

Fifty Cents, 1908, F-15, or better. A decent problem free example.

1931, VF

Fifty Cents, 1932, VF, cleaned, but with remaining lustre in the devices. Couple of small edge bumps

Fifty Cents, 1932, F-15, cleaned, with a couple of marks by the date. It has an appearance of a higher grade.

1934, original EF-AU.

Fifty Cents, 1934, original VF-30. A problem free example.

1947, Maple Leaf, Straight 7, graded by ICCS VF-30. Toned; 1948, F-VF.; total 2 coins.

Fifty Cents Collection, Edward VII, 1902-1910, (7), G-VG; missing 1904; 1905; 1908; George V, (14), missing 1921; 1932; Good to Fine, mostly VG; Total

Fifty Cents Collection, George VI, 1937-1952, (20); includes 1947 ML, Str.7; 1948; 1949, Hoof; Fine to EF, most F-VF; Elizabeth, 1953-1967, (17), Fine

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-66. Light toning.

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-66. Brilliant white.

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A brilliant Gem, with frosty lustre.

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A brilliant Gem, with frosty lustre.

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Medium even colour.

1935, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Mostly brilliant, with a hint of colour and frosty lustre.

1936, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light toning on this Gem example.

1936, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light toning on this Gem example.

1936, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A lovely frosty coin with a hint of toning and a nice original "skin".

1936, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63.

1936, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63.

Silver Dollar, 1937, Matte Specimen, graded Specimen-64, by ICCS. Mostly white.

1937, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Lovely even toning.

1938, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Light toning.

1938, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Light to medium toning.

1938, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. A nice near Gem example.

Silver Dollar, 1938, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63. Nice lustre.

Silver Dollar, 1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A lovely white example with Cameo devices and nice lustre. A premium quality example.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Brilliant and frosty.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light toning with underlying lustre.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light toning with underlying lustre.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Deep toning with underlying lustre.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Lovely frosty white example with a hint of Cameo. A PQ coin.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Light toning.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64 and designated Heavy Cameo.

1939, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64 and designated Heavy Cameo.

1939, Royal Visit Commemorative. Six coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63. Medium toning.

1939, Royal Visit Commemorative. Four coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Medium toning.

1939, Royal Visit Commemorative. Three coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. White or lightly toned.

1939, Royal Visit Commemorative. Three coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Medium toning.

1945, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63. Brilliant.

Silver Dollar 1945 graded by ICCS as SP-63. A minimally impaired Specimen coin, conservatively graded.

1945, graded by ICCS MS-62. A brilliant coin.

1945, graded by ICCS MS-60. A brilliant coin.

1945, 5/5 variety, not attributed on the holder. Graded by ICCS MS-60. A brilliant coin.

1945, graded by ICCS AU-55.

1945, graded by ICCS AU-50, but cleaned. Key Date.

1945, graded by ICCS EF-45. Key Date.

1945, 5/5, EF. Key Date.

Silver Dollar, 1946, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Medium toning.

Silver Dollar, 1946, graded by ICCS Mintstate-63. Medium toning.

1946, graded by ICCS AU-55. A brilliant coin and nice for the grade.

1946, graded by ICCS AU-55.

1947, Pointed 7, Double Punched HP, graded by ICCS Mintstate-64. Deep green, blue and gold tonings grace the surfaces of this near Gem example. As of

Silver Dollar, 1947, Pointed 7, Quadruple Punched "HP", graded by ICCS Mintstate-60

Silver Dollar, 1947, Pointed 7, AU, lightly cleaned

Silver Dollar 1947, Pointed 7, graded by ICCS as MS-63. Another bright, lusterous and attractive coin.

1947, Pointed 7, Quadruple Punched HP, graded by ICCS EF-45

Silver Dollar, 1947 Blunt 7, EF

Silver Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, graded by ICCS as MS-63. A bright, lusterous example, very attractive for its grade.

Silver Dollar, 1947, Maple Leaf. AU details, but abraded surfaces on the obverse portrait caused by a meat tenderizer.