Torex October 2006

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