Torex October 2006

1939 ICCS MS-65. A fully struck and strongly lustrous piece with near flawless light-medium golden amber toned surfaces. Tied as the second highest by

1940, 1950 and 1953 No Shoulder Fold, all ICCS MS-62. Plus 1945, 1946 and 1947 Maple Leaf, all ICCS MS-63. Total six pale to lightly toned pieces

1941, 1942 and 1952, all ICCS MS-63. Total three pale to lightly toned pieces

1943 ICCS MS-65. A fully struck piece with great lustre and beautifully toned with pale golden centres framed by light-medium ambers, blues and violet

1944, 1951 and 1956 Dot, all ICCS MS-64. Plus 1999P ICCS MS-65, the 1944 with medium toning

1946 pale toned with clashed a die and 25 Cents 1945 lightly toned, both ICCS MS-63

1947 ICCS MS-65. A fully struck and near untoned piece with great lustre. It is tied highest by ICCS

1947, two pieces, both Choice to Gem Uncirculated, one with frosty lustre and pale golden toning, the other mirror and near untoned

1947 Maple Leaf ICG MS-65. Pale toned

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

1947 Maple Leaf ICCS MS-64 and 1948 ICCS MS-63. Two near untoned pieces

1948 ICCS SP-65. Superbly lustrous and near flawless surfaces with light rim toning. It is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1949 PCGS SP-65. This is a superbly lustrous and near flawless untoned piece with nice cameos on deeply mirrored fields

1949 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned

1949 ICCS MS-65. Pale golden toned

1951 ICCS SP-63 untoned and 1967 ICCS SP-65 with light-medium gun-metal toning

1952 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned

1953 No Shoulder Fold ICCS MS-65. Great lustre and near flawless surfaces with wild medium toning

1953 Shoulder Fold ICCS PL-64 Cameo. Very pale golden toning

1954 ICCS PL-66 Heavy Cameo. Lightly toned. Only one PL-66 UHC graded higher by ICCS