Torex February 2006

Canada Ten Cents 1937 ICCS MS-65. Fully struck with great lustre and near flawless and near untoned surfaces. It is tied as the second highest graded

Canada Ten Cents 1937 ICCS MS-65. Fully struck and strongly lustrous with near flawless and light golden toned surfaces. It is tied as the second high

Canada Ten Cents 1937 ICCS MS-64. Light-medium toning

Canada Ten Cents 1937 PCGS MS-64 and 1938 NGC MS-63. Two light-medium toned pieces

Canada Ten Cents 1937 Seven pale to lightly toned pieces, all AU and Uncirculated

Canada Ten Cents 1938 ICCS MS-63. Nice medium toning

Canada Ten Cents 1939 PCGS MS-65. A fully struck piece with great lustre and pale golden toning. It is tied with five others as the fifth highest grad

Canada Ten Cents 1939 PCGS MS-64. Pale golden toning

Canada Ten Cents 1939 Repunched 193 ICCS MS-64. Very attractive pale golden mauve toning

Canada Ten Cents 1939 Doubled 199 ICCS AU-55. Plus 1947 Maple Leaf and 1953 No Shoulder Fold, both ICCS MS-64, 1945 and 1950, both ICCS MS-63 and 1952

Canada Ten Cents 1941 PCGS MS-65. A fully struck and strongly lustrous piece with light golden amber toning. It is tied with ten as the second highest

Canada Ten Cents 1942 light-medium toning and 1945 untoned. Two pieces, both NGC MS-65 Pittman

Canada Ten Cents 1944 ICCS MS-65. Superbly lustrous with light golden toning. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

Canada Ten Cents 1944 PCGS MS-65. Great lustre and medium orange-amber toning. Tied highest by PCGS

Canada Ten Cents 1944 ICCS MS-64 Cameo. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS SP-64. This is a superbly lustrous pale toned example with heavy cameos

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS SP-64. This is a superbly lustrous and pale golden toned example with heavy cameos

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS SP-64. This is a superbly lustrous and untoned example

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS MS-65. Very light golden toning. It is tied as the sixth highest by PCGS

Canada Ten Cents 1946 Pittman NGC MS-65. Pale golden toning. It is tied as the third highest by NGC

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS MS-64. Light toning

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS MS-64. Light toning

Canada Ten Cents 1946 PCGS MS-64. Medium-dark toning

Canada Ten Cents 1946 and 1947. Two pale to lightly toned pieces, both PCGS MS-64

Canada Ten Cents 1946 and 1947. Two pale to lightly toned pieces, both PCGS MS-64

Canada Ten Cents 1947 PCGS SP-65. This is a superbly lustrous and pale golden toned example

Canada Ten Cents 1947 PCGS MS-65. Light golden rim toning. Tied with four others as the highest by PCGS

Canada Ten Cents 1947 PCGS MS-65. Light golden rim toning. Tied with four others as the highest by PCGS

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf PCGS SP-66. A superbly lustrous untoned piece

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf PCGS SP-65. A superbly lustrous piece with light golden mauve toning

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf and 1950. Two near untoned pieces, both ICG MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf. Three pale toned pieces, all of them ICG MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1947 Maple Leaf ICG MS-65 pale toned plus 1983 ICG PL-68 and 2001P ICG MS-64. Three pieces

Canada Ten Cents 1948 PCGS SP-67. Superbly lustrous and near untoned. It is tied as the second highest by PCGS

Canada Ten Cents 1948 ICCS MS-64. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1948 PCGS MS-64. Pale toned

Canada Ten Cents 1949 PCGS SP-65. This is a superbly lustrous and very pale toned example

Canada Ten Cents 1949 PCGS SP-65. This is a superbly lustrous and near flawless untoned example

Canada Ten Cents 1949 PCGS MS-65. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1949 Doubled Date ICCS MS-64. Attractive medium mauve-amber toning

Canada Ten Cents 1950 PCGS SP-64. A near untoned example with nice cameos

Canada Ten Cents 1951 ICCS MS-65. Light-medium toning

Canada Ten Cents 1952 ICG MS-65. Pale rim toning

Canada Ten Cents 1953 No Shoulder Fold ICCS MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1953 No Shoulder Fold and 1954. Two light-medium toned pieces, both ICCS MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1953 Shoulder Fold ICCS PL-64 Heavy Cameo. Superbly lustrous with pale golden rim toning. Only one PL-64 Ultra Heavy Cameo and three

Canada Ten Cents 1954 ICCS PL-66 Heavy Cameo. Near untoned. This is the solo highest Heavy Cameo, and there is one Ultra Heavy Cameo at the 66 level a

Canada Ten Cents 1954 ICCS PL-64 Ultra Heavy Cameo. This is another near untoned example. Only four Ultra Heavy Cameos graded higher by ICCS

Canada Ten Cents 1954 ICCS PL-63 Cameo and 1958 ICCS PL-64 Cameo. Two near untoned pieces

Canada Ten Cents 1955 NGC PL-67. Light-medium toning

Canada Ten Cents 1955 ICCS PL-66 Cameo. Pale rim toning

Canada Ten Cents 1955, 1956, 1959 and 1967. Four untoned to pale toned pieces, all ICCS MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1955, 1956, 1959 and 1967. Four untoned to pale toned pieces, all ICCS MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1956 NGC PL-67. Light-medium toning

Canada Ten Cents 1956 ICCS PL-66, Cameo. This untoned piece is the highest graded Cameo with four Heavy Cameo and one Ultra Heavy Cameo graded higher

Canada Ten Cents 1956 ICCS PL-65 Heavy Cameo. Rim toning

Canada Ten Cents 1956 and 1958 Two pale toned pieces, both ICCS MS-65 Cameo

Canada Ten Cents 1956 ICCS MS-65. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1957 ICCS PL-65 Heavy Cameo. An untoned piece with only one PL-65 Ultra Heavy Cameo and two PL-66 Heavy Cameos graded higher by ICCS

Canada Ten Cents 1958 and 1964. Two near untoned pieces, both of them ICCS MS-65

Canada Ten Cents 1960 ICCS PL-65 Heavy Cameo. A near untoned piece that is underrated in Heavy Cameo. There are no Ultra Heavy Cameos graded and this

Canada Ten Cents 1960 ICCS PL-64 Heavy Cameo. Very attractive light gold and blue toning. It is tied with four others as the second highest by ...

Canada Ten Cents 1961 NGC PL-66. This is a superbly lustrous, untoned piece with a Heavy Cameo

Canada Ten Cents 1963 ICCS PL-66 Heavy Cameo. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1964 ICCS MS-65 Ultra Heavy Cameo. Pale golden toning. There are only three PL-66 Ultra Heavy Cameos graded higher by ICCS

Canada Ten Cents 1967 ICCS MS-65. Untoned

Canada Ten Cents 1968 Silver, 25 Cents 1968 Silver and 50 Cents 1971, all ICCS PL-65 Heavy Cameo. Plus Dollar 1970 ICCS PL-65 Cameo. Total four pieces

Canada Ten Cents 1975 ICG SP-69. Plus 1984, 1986 and 1987, all ICG PR-69 Deep Cameo. Total four pieces

Canada Ten Cents 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1987. Seven pieces, all ICCS PF-67 Ultra Heavy Cameo

Canada Ten Cents 1983 ACG PR-69 DCAM and 1990 ACG PR-70 FWC. Plus 25 Cents 1987 and 50 Cents 1991, both ACG PR-70 FWC. Total four pieces

Canada Ten Cents 2000P ICCS MS-64. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre

Canada Twenty Cents 1858 PCGS MS-62. This piece has a bit of the commonly seen light strike, with a some softness in the centre of the reverse. It is

Canada Twenty Cents 1858 PCGS AU-55. This is a very sharp example that had received a full strike. It has much lustre remaining on its pale golden ton

Canada Twenty Cents 1858 ICCS VF-30. Light gold-grey toning

Canada Twenty Cents 1858 VF Scratch. A light golden toned piece with a scratch on Victoria’s hair

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1870 Obverse 1, Reeded Edge, Medal Alignment ICCS PF-63. This is an extremely rare Proof Strike with superbly lustrous and vi

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1870 Obverse 1 PCGS MS-63. This is a rather weakly struck piece with softness in the centres of both sides. It has great lust

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1870 Obverse 1, VG+, 1872H, G, 1906 VG and 1936 Dot, three pieces, G and VG. Plus 10 Cents 1892 22 Leaves, VG-F. Total seven

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1871 two pieces, 1874H two pieces, 1886, 1894 and 1899 two pieces. A total of eight pale to lightly toned pieces, all G or b

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1871H Obverse 2, 1900, 1902H, 1929 and 1935. Five pieces, all EF or better and all cleaned or harshly cleaned. Over $1000 pre

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H Obverse 2 PCGS AU-55. This is a sharp example with considerable remaining lustre and a medium golden mauve toning and b

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H Obverse 2 PCGS EF-45. A sharp, pale toned example with considerable remaining lustre

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H Obverse 2 ICCS VF-30. Toned

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H Obverse 2 VF. Lightly toned

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H Obverse 2 VF with rim dents and 1874H, VF. Two lightly toned pieces

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1872H, 1874H, 1882H, 1883H, 1886 and 1888. Six lightly toned pieces, all Good and better

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1874H PCGS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre on near flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in lig

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1874H ICCS AU-58. This is a virtually fully lustrous and rather flawless piece that might be called Uncirculated with Cabinet

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1874H, VF-EF. Pale golden toning

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1874H ICCS EF-40 Cleaned and 1900 ICCS VF-20 Harshly Cleaned. Both lightly retoned

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1875H, VG. A rather nice, lightly toned example of this key to the series

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1880H Wide 0, VG+. Lightly toned

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1880H Narrow 0 PCGS MS-64. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre on rather flawless surfaces that have a pale golden

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1880H Narrow 0 Over Wide 0 ICCS MS-63 PQ. This is a fully struck and strongly lustrous piece with very attractive light mauve

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1880H Narrow 0 Over Wide 0 and 1880 Narrow 0. Two lightly toned pieces, both Good

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1881H ICCS VF-30. Light-medium toning

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1881H ICCS VF-30. Light-medium toning

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1881H ICCS VF-20. Light-medium toning

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1882H ICCS VG-10 and 1883H ICCS VF-20. Two light to medium toned pieces

Canada Twenty-Five Cents 1883H EF. Much remaining lustre, untoned