TOREX February 2008

CNA Convention Medals: 1954 Original, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 and 1959. The first six CNA Convention medals, all Uncirculated

CNA Convention Medals: 1954 Original, 1958 and 1959. Three medals, all Uncirculated

CNA Convention Medals: 1955, 1956, 1958 and 1959 two pieces. Five medals, all Uncirculated

Admiral Vernon Took Portobello Rv: With Six Ships Only. Plus Brave Vernon, Ogle & Wentworth / Rv: He Took Portobello With Six Ships Only

Frederick the Great Bronze Medal, Obv: Fredrick mounted on a prancing horse surrounded by Fred Mag DG Boruss Rex, with Lissa . Dec . 5 . Breslau / Rec

Frederick the Great Bronze Medal, Obv: Bust of Fredrick with legend: Fridericus Magn DG Rex Boruss et Brand Dvxciles &c. Reverse: Battle Scene w...

George III: Completed 50th Year of His Reign, 1810. 47mm, 41.5 grams, appears as Pewter, VF

Royal Horticultural Society: Awarded to WJ Garner for Best Exhibit in Show, Preston 1907; Obverse bust of Sir Joseph Banks. Appears Silver, 35mm, 31.5

William F Gabel & Co 25th Anniversary 1909. Obverse; The People’s Store, Altoona, Pa. Two 33mm medals one Silver, the other Bronze, both AU

USSR Space Medal, 12 April 1962, Bronze 65mm, 120 grams, Uncirculated with a rim nick

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

1961, 1991 two sets and 1997 Winnipeg. Total four Proof-Like sets in original packaging

1970 VIP Specimen Set, all PCGS certified. The Cent is SP-67 Red, the Five, Ten and Twenty-Five Cents are all SP-67, the Fifty Cents is SP-68 and the

2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 Mint Reports, each including its specially produced coin

2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 Mint Reports, each including its specially produced coin

2003 two reports, 2004 and 2005 three reports. Six reports, each including its specially produced coin

2003 Fifteen Dollars Year of the Ram, Superb Gem Proof in original packaging

2004 and 2005 Bronze Medallions based on the D-Day and VE-Day Five Cents designs, two pieces of each, total four pieces, Proof

2004 and 2005 Bronze Medallions based on the D-Day and VE-Day Five Cents designs, two pieces of each, total four pieces, Proof

Canada One Cent Tiara Design Struck Through Capped Die, Brown Uncirculated. Plus Twenty-Five Cents 1968 Silver Struck on a Split Planchet, 3.1 grams,

Canada One Cent 1964 and 1968, both uncentred broadstrikes

Canada Error group: One Cent Upset Blank Plancht, 1966 Broad Struck, 1973 Ragged Clip and 1984 Double Clip. Five Cents 1974 Struck Through and 1984 Cl

Canada One Cent 197? Double Struck, the second being 70% Off Centre Indented Strike from a Capped Die, Red Uncirculated

Canada One Cent 1979 Triple Struck, the second being 70% Off-Centre, the third being a 65% Off-Centre from a Capped Die, Red Uncirculated

Canada One Cent 1979 Struck on a Ten Cents Planchet, rather well centered, Uncirculated

Canada Five Cents 1906 Struck Through Scrap. A thread mark runs from next to the crown to the bow on the reverse, EF

Canada Five Cents 1944 Struck Through Scrap ICCS MS-62. A thread mark extends from the left rim across George’s face and into the right field

Canada Five Cents 1981 Struck on a Smaller Bronze Planchet, 2.71 grams, Red Uncirculated

Canada Ten Cents 1874H Struck on a Delaminated Planchet. The obverse has large areas of missing lamination and remnants of hinged lamination, Fine

Canada Ten Cents 1943 “Clamshell” Split Planchet. Over 50% split, VF-EF

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf Rotated 135 Degrees

Canada Ten Cents 1968 Nickel, Ottawa, Die Adjustment Strike, EF

Canada Ten Cents 1974 Struck 12% Off Centre.with a small “Ball Cap” effect, AU

Canada Ten Cents 1974 Struck on a Smaller, non-Magnetic Planchet, 17.3mm, 1.39 grams, AU

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1975 Struck 28% Off Centre with a nice “Ball Cap” effect, Uncirculated

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1981 Struck on a smaller non-magnetic dark grey coloured planchet, 2,78 grams, 20.4mm with reeding from 8:30 to 9:30 o’clock

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1981 Struck on a smaller non-magnetic silver coloured planchet, 2,78 grams, 20.5mm with reeding from 6 to 7 o’clock only, AU

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1981 Struck on a smaller non-magnetic bronze coloured planchet, 2.48 grams, 20mm with reeding from 6 to 7 o’clock only, Uncir

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1986 Struck on a smaller magnetic planchet, 2.10 grams, 18.6mm, broadstruck with no reeding, Uncirculated and toned

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 2000 Achievement, Struck on Delaminated Planchet. The reverse has an 11mm by 6mm depression with a latent image of the design

Canada Loon Dollar 1993 with large, deep Planchet Void, EF. Plus Twoonie with an Off-Centre Plug, with a see-through gap of about 30o, AU