TOREX February 2008

1963 ICCS MS-65 Heavy Cameo. Very attractive light amber toning. It is tied as the highest by ICCS

1963 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned. It is tied as the highest by ICCS

1963 ICCS MS-65. Light olive amber and blue toning. It is tied as the highest by ICCS

1964 and 1965. Two pale toned pieces, both ICCS MS-65 and both tied highest by ICCS

1964 ICCS MS-64 Ultra Heavy Cameo near untoned. Plus Fifty Cents 1967 ICCS SP-67 with attractive light-medium amber and blue toning. Two pieces

1964, 1968 Nickel and 1973 Small Bust, all ICCS MS-64. Plus 1999 September Overstrike ICCS MS-62 and 2004P St Croix ICCS MS-65. Total five pale toned

1965 ICCS MS-66. Lightly toned. It is the solo highest graded by ICCS

1965, 1966 and 1967. Three untoned to pale toned pieces, all ICCS MS-65

1966, 1967 and 1968 Silver. Three pieces, all ICCS MS-65, the 1968 near untoned with a Heavy Cameo, the other two lightly toned

1967 ICCS MS-65. Light golden toning. It is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1968 Silver ICCS MS-65. Medium toned

1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 and 1973 Small Bust. Five pieces, all ICCS MS-65

1973 Large Bust ICCS SP-65. It is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1973 Large Bust ICCS MS-64. It is tied with only seven others as the second highest graded by ICCS

1973 Large Bust ICCS AU-50, Scratch. There is a meter scratch across Elizabeth’s cheek

1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977. A total of four pieces, all ICCS MS-65

1978 Small Denticles and 1978 Large Denticles. Two pieces, both ICCS MS-65

1979, 1983, 1987 and 1988. A total of four pieces, all ICCS MS-65

1991 ICCS MS-65. Tied highest by ICCS

1992 New Brunswick 30o Rotated Dies ICCS MS-63 and 1992 New Brunswick 90o Rotated Dies ICCS MS-62. Two pieces

1992 New Brunswick Upset Dies (180o Rotated Dies) ICCS MS-63.

1992 NWT 90o Rotated Dies ICCS MS-63. It is tied as the third highest of only ten certified by ICCS

1999 September Mule, ICCS PL-66. This is the solo highest graded by ICCS

1870 LCW, F-VF. Light golden gray toning

1870 LCW and 1872H two pieces. Total three lightly toned pieces, all, G-VG or better

1871 PCGS EF-40. A sharp piece with considerable remaining lustre. Pale toned

1871H ICCS VF-20. Pale golden toned

1871H VG. Light golden toned

1872H Repunched 50 and TS,ICCS AU-58. A near fully lustrous pale golden toned piece

1872H ICCS EF-40; Scratches. A pale golden toned piece with small scratches on the obverse

1872H Fine. Light gold gray toning

1881H ICCS/NGC MS-63. Superbly lustrous with attractive light golden toning. It is one of only two mintstate examples certified by ICCS

1881H PCGS MS-63. A strongly lustrous piece with pale golden toning. It is tied with two others as the fourth highest graded by PCGS

1881H ICG MS-63. A nicely lustrous example with light golden toning

1881H ICCS VG-8. Plus 1917 ICCS VF-30. Two lightly toned pieces

1881H VF-EF cleaned. Slate toning

1881H VF cleaned. Pale golden toning

1881H F-VF. Light golden slate toning

1881H F-VF. Light golden toning

1890H Obverse 4, ICCS VG-8. Light golden gray toning and nice for the grade

1892 Obverse 4, EF. A sharp example with a light golden toning

1894 Good. Light golden toning

1898 Fine. Pale golden toning

1898 Fine. Light golden toning

1899 ICG EF-40. This is a nice VF example with light golden toning

1900 PCGS EF-40. Light golden toning

1900 ICCS VF-30. Light golden toning

1900 CCCS VF-20, Mark. There is a long-ago hit on Victoria’s cheek. Lightly toned

1900 F-VF cleaned. Lightly toned

1901 F-VF. Light golden toning