Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2017

PCGS MS65. Bright blue/olive and blue-green patina with complimenting tones of orange-gold and mauve.

ICCS MS-64. Well struck, bright and attractive, just a hint of toning in the lettering and leaves. Very rare in this quality.

ICCS AU-55.

ICCS AU-50.

PCGS MS64, cross graded with ICCS. A scarce date in this highly collectible grade.

PCGS MS64. Frosty complimented by a hint of toning that leaves one wondering how a coin could be so perfectly preserved.

PCGS MS64. Lightly toned with sharp details, difficult to obtain in this certified grade.

PCGS MS66. Lustrous and brilliant with golden toning. Only one piece has been certified finer by PCGS - Pop report 1/17.

PCGS MS64. Lightly toned with sharp details, another quarter difficult to obtain in this certified grade.

PCGS MS66. This coin, unquestionably is as close to pristine as one could hope for, pristine strike with full frost, a museum piece.

PCGS AU55. A better date and quite elusive.

ICCS VF-30.

PCGS MS65. A near-flawless strike with only minor imperfections, very attractive blend of blue and steel-gray luster. This coin has a mint...

ICCS MS-64, Brilliant white.

PCGS AU58. One of the lower mintage issues among George V twenty five cents with a mintage of 468,096.

ICCS EF-40. A scarcer, lower mintage date, uneven toning.

PCGS MS64. Lightly toned with sharp details, difficult to obtain in this certified grade.

ICCS MS-64.

PCGS MS63. Very attractive and scarce in this quality.

PCGS MS65+. Exceptional multicolored toning around most of the legends that highlights the near perfect strike. Only surpassed in grade by 2 ex...

PCGS MS64. Solid strike with russet and steel-blue toning around the rims.

PCGS MS65. Solid strike with russet and steel-blue toning.

ICCS MS-60. Rotated Dies.

PCGS MS65. Full strike with icy white frost.

PCGS MS66. This appears to be the bar variety (not noted on holder). Lustrous and brilliant with gold, steel-blue toning. Only one piece has been cert

NGC MS64. Nicely toned.

ICCS F-15, Dot with Bar.

ICCS MS-65. Steel Blue-gray toning, although a fairly common coin, this is as choice as one could hope for.

ICCS SP-67.

ICCS MS-65. Upset Dies.

Includes: 1937 MS-64. 1939 MS-63, Cameo. 2 Pcs.

Includes: 1953 MS-64 Small Date; Cameo. 1959 MS-64, Cameo. 1965 MS-64, Heavy Cameo. 1967 SP-66, Cameo. 1968 MS-65, Silver, Heavy Cameo. 5 Pcs.

Includes: 1986 MS-65. 1999 April, September, October MS-65. 2000 Community MS-65. 2001 MS-65. 2010 Baby; Numismatic BU MS-67. 7 Pcs.

ICCS EF-45, L.C.W.

NGC XF45. An accurately graded Victoria half dollar with original grey toning.

ICCS F-15. Nice even toning, so close to a VF, worthy of a close look.

ICCS EF-40. Good strike on this key date, a solid coin worth a healthy bid.

ICCS EF-45, Obverse 4.

G/VG. Normal wear.

PCGS MS64. Fresh mint, attractive lustre. A few light contact marks that do not detract from the overall eye appeal of the coin.

ICCS EF-40. Well struck devices, a highly sought after key date in all grades.

ICCS EF-40. Planchet Flaw to the right of crown, otherwise a superb example of a key date with a low mintage of 40,000.

PCGS MS64. A superior example of this conditionally rare fifty cent type coin (only 4 assigned a better grade - PGCS Pop report 1/17). Full underlying

PCGS MS63. A white coin with a strong strike, very nice example of an early George V fifty cents.

ICG AU-55. This piece lacks characteristics of a near uncirculated coin, the band displays wear that would bring it more in line with a choice EF coin

ICCS VF-30.

PCGS MS64. Ex:Belzberg. Nice frosty lustre on this superbly struck coin.

ICCS EF-40. Key date with plenty of detail that one would see on many AU's.

Decent VG, one of the lowest mintage with only 19,213 struck.

PCGS MS64. Frosty white example of this very low mintage - 38,550.