Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2025

1967 5 cent struck approximately 10% off centre. Errors from the 1967 series are always popular, and this one is a beautiful CCCS MS-64 condition.

1967 5 cent rotated double struck in collar. Nice doubling seen, rarely encountered and we anticipate a lot of action on this piece; NGC MS62.

1967 5 cent struck 60% off centre. There are coins that make even non-error collectors say "wow", and this is one of them! Usually, the ra...

1975 5 cent reverse (hammer) die cap, with an early stage full mirror reverse brockage on the obverse side. This die cap only stayed on the anvil for

1989 5 cent struck through a significant piece of scrap on the reverse. A uncommon error type for the late 1980s copper-nickel strikes, CCCS EF-45.

1965 25 cent struck with 180 degree (coinage) die alignment. First we have seen in the Elizabeth silver 25 cent series; ICCS MS-64.

1975 25 cent error, which is so much more than what the CCCS certificate states. This is an anvil die cap involving at least three strikes, since the

ICCS MS-60. A lustrous white piece with a 90° counter-clockwise rotation between strikes.

ICCS MS-66 Cameo. Second Strike has about a 35° Rotation. Coin shows nice eye appeal with a pale golden tone. Certificate is detached.

1981 nickel dollar, struck on a 13.35 gram New Zealand copper-nickel 50 cent planchet. Only the second example known of this type, the other one is a