Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale 2025

Pair of United States 10c, no date, struck 65% and 70% off-centre, both coins are ANACS MS-63.

United States 10c, no date, struck on planchet split before strike, uniface obverse, ANACS MS-65.

United States 1977 10c, clad planchet split into three pieces after the strike, each piece is holdered into a separate ANACS holder, certified as a ma

United States 1997P 10c, struck through a late stage capped hammer die, with partial brockage, ANACS AU-58.

United States 1961 50c, major obverse lamination, partially retained, ANACS AU-55 Details.

United States 1968D 50c, partially missing obverse clad layer, these clad silver error types are much less common than the copper and copper-nickel cl

United States 1921 silver dollar, struck on a cracked planchet, ANACS MS-64.

Pair of United States 1922 silver dollars struck on clipped planchets, clips are minor (1%) with Blakesley Effects, coins are graded NGC AU-53 and AU-

Lot of 8 Canada 1c coins, with better errors, lot includes two ragged perforations, indent strike, 1973 struck through late stage die cap, 1980 and 19

Lot of 5 Canada 1c coins, all mint state struck on clipped planchets, 1959 to 1981.

1969 1-cent, double struck, rotated in collar, a popular striking error, PCGS Gold Shield MS-63RB.

1978 1-cent, triple struck, all strikes off-centre, NGC MS-63 BN. This is a visually appealing error, and was originally part of the 'Misfits Co...

1985 1-cent, struck on top of a blank planchet, resulting in a uniface obverse, and minor rim finning on the reverse, 2.52 grams, only lightly circula

PCGS MS66PL. Ex: Cook Collection, last sold at 2019 Heritage Lot #36255 for $3480 USD. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS MS65. Extremely rare, and possibly unique. Last seen at Heritage auction in 2006 and sold for $8600 USD. Ex: Belzberg, Dominion Collection. Part

PCGS AU53, a rarity never handled by cataloguer, 6.0 grams. Part of the Botany Collection.

BU, 2.51 grams Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS MS-65. Part of the Botany Collection.

ICCS AU-55. Part of the Botany Collection.

PCGS MS64. An extremely rare mint error struck over an English gold Sovereign dated 1963, 7.98 grams. Possibly unique, and a trophy piece for the coll