Torex October 2006

Canada Five Cents 1947 Dot, ten pieces, VG and better, mostly Fine and better, some with marks

Canada Five Cents 1947 Dot, ten pieces, VG and better, mostly Fine and better, some with marks

Canada Five Cents 1953 Shoulder Fold Roll of 40 pieces, ranging from Uncirculated to Very Choice Uncirculated or better

Canada Five Cents 1953 Shoulder Fold Roll of 34 pieces, ranging from Uncirculated to Very Choice Uncirculated or better

Canada Five Cents 1957 Bug Tail, Roll of 40 pieces, F and better, mostly F-VF and better, some of them with meter marks

Canada Ten Cents 1953 No Shoulder Fold, 45 pieces, ranging in grade from Uncirculated to Very Choice Uncirculated or better

Canada Fifty Cents 1902-1964, 42 pieces

Canada Fifty Cents 1903H, 1910, 1917 and 1929 all Good or better. Plus 1940 three pieces, 1941 six pieces, 1942 two pieces, 1943 seven pieces, 1944 fi

Canada Fifty Cents 1937-1967 housed in a Whitman album, missing the 1947 Curved 7, the 1947 Maple Leaf and the 1948. Total of thirty three pieces VG t

Canada Silver Dollar 1935, 1936, 1937, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1953 No Shoulder Fold, 1953 Shoulder Fold and 1954 through 1966 with two of the 1962. Total t

Canada Silver Dollar 1939, 1949, 1958 and 1964, two pieces of each and 1955 Short Waterlines, all EF or better. Plus 1967 six Uncirculated pieces. A g

Canada Silver Dollars 1939 two pieces, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 two pieces, 1953 No Shoulder Fold three pieces, 1953 Shoulder Fold and 1971. A total of

Canada Silver Dollar 1949, ten pieces, VF to AU, mostly VF-EF or better

Canada Nickel Dollar 1968 No Island Roll, Uncirculated to Choice Uncirculated or better

Canada Silver Dollars 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976 two pieces, 1977, 1984, 1997, 1998 and 2001. Total ten pieces, BU, and Proof

Canada Type Album - Dansco, with seven missing pieces. The pre-1937 pieces range from Good to AU and most of the Elizabeth are Uncirculated or Proof-L

Newfoundland Large Cent 1913, one hundred and ten pieces in 2X2s, Good to F-VF or better, mostly VG and better, some with problems

Newfoundland Large Cent 1917C, four hundred and thirty pieces in 2X2s, Good to F-VF or better, mostly VG and better, some with problems

Newfoundland Large Cent 1920C, one hundred pieces in 2X2s, Good to F-VF or better, mostly VG and better, some with problems

Newfoundland Large Cent 1929, one hundred fifty-six pieces in 2X2s, Good to F-VF or better, mostly VG and better, some with problems

Newfoundland Large Cent 1936, one hundred sixty-four pieces in 2X2s, Good to F-VF or better, mostly VG and better, some with problems

Newfoundland Five Cents 1941C, two hundred forty-four pieces in 2X2s, VG and better, generally F-VF or better, some with problems

Newfoundland Five Cents 1945C, two hundred thirty-eight pieces in 2X2s, VG and better, generally F-VF or better, some with problems

Newfoundland Fifty Cents 1899 Narrow 99, 1904H two pieces, 1907, 1908, 1909 two pieces, 1911 two pieces, 1917C, 1918C two pieces and 1919C, all Good t

Half Cent 1861 ICCS MS-60 Cleaned. This is a fully struck piece with an artificial orange colour from an apparent dipping

One Cent 1861 PCGS MS-63 Brown. Fully struck and strongly lustrous with rich mahogany surfaces

Five Cents 1862 ICCS AU-50. A sharp example with much remaining lustre and a light golden mauve toning. It is tied as the twelfth highest by ICCS

Five Cents 1864 Small 6 Norweb ICCS and PCGS MS-64. This is a fully struck with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in

Ten Cents 1862 ICCS MS-63. This is a fully struck example with great satiny lustre and near flawless surfaces that are beautifully toned in light gold

Ten Cents 1864 ICCS AU-55, Rim Flaw. This is a very sharp and near fully lustrous piece with an attractive light-medium golden olive and blue toning.

Ten Cents 1864 ICCS EF-40. A very sharp piece with considerable remaining lustre and a pale golden toning with light blues at the rims

Twenty Cents 1862 ICCS MS-66 PQ. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are beautifully toned in light golden

Twenty Cents 1862 ICCS EF-40. This is a very sharp piece with considerable remaining lustre and a very pale golden toning

Twenty Cents 1862 ICCS EF-40. A very sharp piece with remaining lustre, light mauve gray toning

Twenty Cents 1862 CCCS EF-40. A sharp example with medium-dark slate toning

Twenty Cents 1862 NGC VF-35. Pale golden centres with light blue and amber at the rims

Twenty Cents 1864 PCGS MS-63. This is a fully struck piece with nicely lustrous surfaces that are toned in light-medium olives with iridescent blue ov

Twenty Cents 1864, VF. Lightly toned

1865 PCGS MS-65 Red and Brown. This is a near fully struck piece with just a hint of the typical weakness on the reverse crown. It has great lustre an

1865 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. This is a near fully struck piece with just a bit of the typical weakness on the reverse crown. It has great lustre and

1865 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. This is a very well struck piece with a bit of the typical weakness on the reverse crown. It is strongly lustrous with

1872H ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown. This is a strongly lustrous piece with a typical slightly soft crown, and it is about 40% red

1876H PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. This is a near fully struck piece with a near full crown on the reverse. It is strongly lustrous and the reverse is ne

1880 Round 0 Even Date PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. This piece has a typical softly struck crown, and it has strongly lustrous and near flawless surfaces

1880 Round 0, Low 0, AU-Uncirculated. With the typical softly struck crown, this piece is near fully lustrous and has about traces of remaining red

1880 Round 0, Low 0, EF-AU. Plus 1904H, VF-EF. Two pieces

1885 PCGS AU-55. A very sharp piece

1890 ICCS MS-64 Red. This piece has a typical softly struck crown, and it has great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are about 80% red. It is t

1894 ICCS MS-64 Red and Brown. This piece has a typical softly struck crown, and it has strongly lustrous and near flawless surfaces that are about 80

1907 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. A nicely lustrous example with the typical softly struck crown on the reverse. It is about 75% red

1909 Gem Brown Uncirculated. A virtually fully struck piece with great satiny lustre and near flawless chocolate brown surfaces

1909 Choice Brown Uncirculated. Rather flawless chocolate brown surfaces

1913 PCGS MS-66 Red. This is a near fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are about 90% red. It is tied fourth highest

1913 PCGS MS-66 Red and Brown. This is a near fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are about 80% red

1913 ICCS MS-63 (Red). This is a near fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless surfaces that are about 80% red

1917C ICCS MS-64 Red. This is a virtually fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless surfaces that are over 90% red. It is tied third hi

1917C ICCS MS-64 Red. A near fully struck piece with strongly lustrous and rather flawless surfaces that are about 80% red. It is tied third highest b

1919C PCGS SP-64 Brown. This fully struck piece has near flawless brown surfaces with traces of red. A very rare Specimen Strike, it is the solo highe

1919C PCGS MS-65 Red and Brown. A virtually fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are about 30% red. It is tied with th

1919C Brown Uncirculated, with a planchet flaw on the obverse

1920C PCGS MS-64 Brown. Near fully struck and nicely lustrous. Tied eighth highest by PCGS

1929 ICCS MS-65 Red. This is a virtually fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are about 90% red. Tied third highest by

1929 ICCS MS-63 Red. About 85% red

1936 PCGS MS-65 Brown. Superbly lustrous and near flawless brown surfaces with blue overtones

1936 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 80% red

1938, Choice Red Uncirculated. Plus 1942, Red and Brown Uncirculated and 1943, Red Uncirculated. A total of three pieces

1938 ICCS MS-62 Trace Red and 1940 ICCS MS-62 Lustrous Brown

1941C PCGS MS-64 Brown

1941C ICCS MS-63 Red. About 80% red

1941C Repunched 1 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown. About 80% red

1942 ICCS MS-63 Red. About 80% red

1942 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown, 65%

1943C ICCS MS-63. About 80% red. The 4 is re-punched

1943C ICCS MS-63 Red, 75%. The 4 is re-punched and 1938 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown, 50%

1944C PCGS MS-63 Brown. Traces of red

1947C ICCS MS-62 Red. About 95% red

1947C ICCS MS-62 Red. About 90% red

1872H ICCS MS-66. This is a fully struck and superbly lustrous piece with virtually flawless surfaces that have a very pale golden toning. It is tied

1880 PCGS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with heavy cameos on mirrored fields, and its superbly lustrous and near flawless surfaces have a very p

1882H Belzberg PCGS MS-65. This fully struck piece has great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light golds with blues a

1888 Obverse 3, EF. This is a very sharp pale toned piece with considerable remaining lustre

1894, EF. Lightly toned

1903 ICCS AU-58. A virtually fully lustrous piece with pale golden toning

1908 PCGS MS-64. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless light golden toned surfaces. It is tied with one other example as

1908 ICCS MS-62. Light-medium golden olive toning. Only ten examples graded higher by ICCS

1908 ICCS AU-58. A virtually fully lustrous and near untoned piece

1912 ICCS MS-63. A strongly lustrous piece with pale golden toning

1917C PCGS MS-63. A fully struck and nicely lustrous piece with toning in light to medium golds, ambers and russets. It is tied seventh highest by PCG

1917C PCGS MS-62. A fully struck and nicely lustrous piece with light golden toning with slightly darker ambers and blues toward the rims

1929 PCGS MS-63. A strongly lustrous example with pale golden toning

1941C PCGS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1941C PCGS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1941C ICCS MS-60 and 1943C ICCS MS-62. Plus Ten Cents 1941C ICCS MS-60 and Fifty Cents 1911 and 1917C, both ICCS VF-30. Total five pieces

1942C ICCS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and an attractive light-medium orange amber toning. It is tied highest graded by ICCS

1944C PCGS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light golds. It is tied w

1944C PCGS MS-63. Pale golden toning

1945C PCGS MS-66. This is a fully struck and superbly lustrous piece with virtually flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light-medium gold

1945C PCGS MS-66. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light-medium golden mauves.

1945C PCGS MS-65. Fully struck with great lustre and pale golden toning

1945C PCGS MS-65. Fully struck with great lustre and near untoned