Torex-June 2010

1943-C. ICCS Mint State-64.

1944-C. PCGS graded Mint State-63. Medium heavy toning over full underlying luster.

1944-C. AU-50. TEN Cents. 1938. AU-55; 20 CENTS. 1881. Very Fine-20. Three (3) lightly toned coins.

1945-C. PCGS graded Mint State-67. Light to medium heavy ‘P.Q.’ golden toning over full luster. Great ‘eye appeal’. Ex. Lot #1160 Torex. July 12-13,

1945-C. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Brilliant, with mirror fields and a ‘Heavy Cameo’ bust. A Gem.

1945-C. PCGS graded Mint State-66. A brilliant Gem.

1945-C. NGC graded Mint State-65. Brilliant, with a touch of green-blue toning.

1945-C. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Brilliant, with faint hints of golden toning.

1945-C. PCGS graded Proof-Like-67. A fully brilliant Gem, with mirror fields and a ‘Heavy Cameo’ bust. The ‘key’ date, tied for the ‘Finest’ graded

1946-C. PCGS graded AU-55. The ‘key’ date of the series. This example with light to medium toning.

1947-C. PCGS graded Mint State-66. A fully brilliant Gem. Ex. Lot #1164. C.N.A. auction, July 2002.

1865. ICCS AU-55. A richly toned example of the first year of issue. Amber gray-blue toning.

1870. Fine-18. An unusual and fully struck reverse. Lightly toned.

1876-H. ICCS Very Fine-20. Very lightly toned.

1890. Fine-15; 20 CENTS. 1900. Very Fine-20; New Brunswick. 20 CENTS. 1862. VG-8; Nova Scotia. One Cent. 1861, L.B. AU-50. Lacquered. Lot of four (

1894. Obverse port. #2. Even medium heavy pale blue and blue-gray toning. The strike is full and strong resulting in reflective fields. A Gem.

1896. VG-8; 1944-C. Very Fine-30; 20 CENTS. 1900. Fine-12. MEDAL. Obv: ROYAL CANADIAN MINT 60th. ANNIV. 1908-1968.OTTAWA, CANADA. Rev: CANADIAN COINS,

1903. PCGS graded AU-55. Very faint gray toning over satin fields.

1917-C. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Medium heavy toning in shades of amber and light blue. A difficult coin to locate in high grade.

1917-C. PCGS graded AU-55. Medium heavy amber toning.