Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2023

Complementing the next lot, great start to the collection. 51 pcs.

Coins exhibit honest wear. Inspection is recommended. 53 pcs.

PCGS MS64. Frosty white brilliance cloaks the well struck planchet, every detail pleasing and bold.

ICCS MS65. Ranks as the finest known with 3 other coins, frosty white lustre.

ICCS SP-64. Specimen quality, this offering is remarkably free of any blemishes other than light wisps, and is perhaps even more choice once in hand,

ICCS MS-65. An utterly stunning frosty representative.

ICCS AU50.

PCGS XF45.

ICCS F-12. Die chip in 'E' of 'DEI'.

ICCS MS64, Red & Brown.

ICCS VF-20. DP N9#1.

ICCS EF40. DP N9#2.

ICCS VG10. DP N9#3. Cleaned.

ICCS VF-20. DP N9#4.

ICCS VF30. DP N9#5.

ICCS MS-65. Red. Well struck and brilliant, few of this type ever reach an MS-65 designation.

ICCS VF20. Obverse 1.

ICCS VF30. LL SD, Obverse 3.

PCGS XF45.

ICCS MS-64. Red.

ICCS MS-66. Red, a beautiful example with full orange lustre.

ICCS MS-65. Red.

NGC MS66 RB.

ICCS MS-64. Large Cent. Red and Brown.

In capital plastic holder, all coins exhibit lustrous red brown qualities. A real nice display well worth estimates. 11 coins.

A complete collection of all dates, but not all varieties. Grade ranges are: Victoria (23 coins) VG to AU - the 1858, the only cull in this collection

PCGS SP65RB. Slightly toned with a hint of lustre. Scarce in this gem level of preservation.

PCGS MS65 Brown. Sharp strike and quite a bit of red on the coin.

PCGS MS65 Brown. Enough red still on the coin to be deemed 'Trace Red'.

Includes: 1965 Large Beads Pointed 5 MS64, Red. 1985 Pointed 5 MS64. 2 pcs.

In Whitman folder.

ICCS AU55.

ICCS VF20.

ICCS MS60.

ICCS MS62.

ICCS AU55. Obverse 5.

ICCS MS60.

ICCS EF40.

ICCS AU55. Obverse 2.

ICCS AU58.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS MS62.

PCGS MS64.

ICCS MS62.

ICCS MS64.

ICCS MS-65. Attractive blue, green and rose toning, ex: Landon.

ICCS MS-65. Partially toned in amber and russet hues with mostly brilliant reverse surfaces.

ICCS AU-55.

PCGS VF Detail. The "prince" of coins has a scrape on the cheek, otherwise an elusive piece missing from many collections.

ICCS MS63.