Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024

No Date, 25-cent, struck on a 2.06 gms bronze planchet intended for a New Zealand 1 cent. You can see part of a 1980 date on the edge of the reverse.

1981 25-cent struck on a 4.0 gms non-magnetic foreign planchet. Given the weight and high lustre of the suspected composition (stainless steel), this

1985 25-cent struck on a 10c planchet. Lovely small coin with a full date, which is not always the case with coins struck on 10c planchets, CCCS MS-63

1986 25-cent struck on a 1c planchet. Lots of strong original lustre, CCCS MS-64 RB.

1988 25-cent struck on a 2.7 gms bronze planchet. The CCCS certificate identifies it as being struck on a New Zealand 1c planchet (normally 2.1 gms),

1999 March (The Log Drive) 25-cent struck on a United Arab Emirates copper-nickel 7-sided 50 Fils planchet (1998). The unusual shape of the planchet i

1999 July (A Nation of People) 25-cent struck on 0.8 gms aluminum planchet. Canadian coins struck on aluminum foreign planchets are quite scarce in ge

2005(P) 25-cent struck with a capped reverse (hammer) die, producing a mirror brockage for almost 98% of the coin. One of the nicer examples we have s

2005P 25-cent struck on a Canadian plated 5-cent planchet (3.95 g), one seldom sees these off-metal strikes on the new plated coinage, CCCS MS-63.

Lot of two earlier nickel composition striking errors which includes: 1) 1974 10c struck 15% off centre and 2) a 1968 nickel 25c with an indent strike