TOREX February 2008

Breton 7 obverse, Louis XVIII and Breton 94 reverse, Marquis of Lorne. Two Carved Printing Blocks

Breton 111, Literary and Historical Society of Quebec and Breton 116, McGill University Faculty of Medicine. Two Copper-Clad Lead Wood-Mounted Blocks

Breton 148 reverse, University College of Ottawa; Breton 179 reverse, Cathedral of St. John‘s obverse, Newfoundland; and Breton 180 reverse, Quebec Fi

Breton 185 Steamer Longueuil obverse and reverse, Copper-Clad Lead Wood-Mounted Printing Blocks

1948 Partial Year Set. The One Cent is ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown, the Five Cents is AU, the Ten Cents is ICCS EF-40, the Twenty-Five Cents is ICCS MS-6

1952 Specimen Set: The Cent is ICCS MS-64 Red; Lacquered, the Five Cents is PCGS SP-64, the Ten Cents, Twenty-Five Cents Low Relief are both ICCS SP-6

1952 Year Set, Uncirculated to Gem Uncirculated. The Dollar has full Waterlines, the Twenty-Five Cents is Low Relief and the Cent is over 90% red

1953 No Shoulder Fold Year Set in original cellophane packaging. The Cent is red, the Five Cents has the usual rust and the silver is lightly toned, a

1953 No Shoulder Fold. Two Year Sets in original cellophane packaging and boxes. The Cents are red, the Five Cents have the usual rust and the silver

1958 Year Set. The One Cent, Five Cents and Dollar are Uncirculated, the Cent near full red. The other three pieces are Proof-Like, the Ten Cents and