Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2023

37.5mm. 31.9g. Plain edge and without the usual integrated hanger. Signed R. BEULLAC MONTREAL. Gilding is fully intact. A small rim bump occurs below

McLachlan-174, Breton-131. 44.4mm. 46.6g. Plain edge. The original dies were by George Lovett. The prize itself was established by Alfred Sandham in h

Breton-150. 37.8mm. 30.00g. Plain edge. Unsigned, but the dies are beautifully executed. Examples in white metal were offered as part of the Jeffrey H

25.3mm. 6.48g. Plain edge. According to LeRoux, these were awarded to students at Belmont and St. Joseph schools in Montreal. This unawarded survivor

38.7mm. 24.72g. Plain edge. Unsigned. According to the Diocese of Saint-Hyacinthe, Mgr. Decelles was made a bishop and coadjutor by Pope Leo XIII in 1

Lot of three (3) unnamed school medalets. All 25.0mm with plain edges. Obverse dies are the same; reverses differ. 1.) Lr. 1235c: PRIX D’HIST

25.2mm. 5.09g. An arithmetic prize sponsored by Dr. LeRoux, author of The Canadian Coin Cabinet. The obverse depicts two female figures, shield in han

40.9mm. 29.44g. Plain edge with integrated hanger at 12 o’clock. Unsigned. The gilding has mostly faded, but the design remains strong.

Lot of two (2) pieces. Each 31.0mm with plain edges and unsigned. 1.) White metal. 9.20g. No hanger. Faint evidence of wear, but otherwise bold. 2.) G

38.5mm. 24.60g. Plain edge. Unsigned. LeRoux lists this reverse as having a wreath, but the present example and others seen instead show the coat of a