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Mar 11Th 2018.Pdf Lot Title Start Price Official Classic Car Miniature Sterling Silver Ingot Collection Minted by the Franklin 1 $99.00 Mint. You will receive 63 different Classic Car Ingots. The Great Sailing Ships of History Mini Sterling Silver Miniature Ingot Collection Minted 2 by the Franklin Mint. You will receive 50 different Sailing Ship Ingots (some ingots may $75.00 be toned) The International Locomotive Sterling Silver Miniature Ingot Collection Minted by the 3 Franklin Mint. You will receive 50 different Locomotive Ingots (some ingots may be $75.00 toned) 1993 Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup Limited Edition Collectors Set in Hard Plastic and Wooden Frame. You will receive 3x 1oz .999 Fine Silver Proof Rounds for the Adams Division 4 $75.00 Champions, Wales Conference Champions & Stanley Cup Champions. Serial #262 (lightly toned). TAX Exempt 1993 Toronto Blue Jays World Series Limited Edition Collectors Set in Hard Plastic and Wooden Frame. You will receive 3x 1oz .999 Fine Silver Proof Rounds for the Eastern Division 5 $75.00 Champions, American League Champions & World Champions. Serial #874 (lightly toned). TAX Exempt 2016 Canada $20 Geometry in Art Series Full 5-Coin Fine Silver Set - The Loon, Beaver, 6 $225.00 Caribou, Maple Leaf & Polar Bear (the Caribou's capsule is lightly scuffed). TAX Exempt 2016 Canada Big Coin Series FULL 6-Coin Set (capsules are lightly scratched or scuffed 7 $1,715.00 & outer sleeve has some marks). TAX Exempt 2013-2014 $10 Ducks of Canada 3-Coin Fine Silver Set in Deluxe Display Box with Duck 8 $89.00 Caller (capsules are lightly scratched). TAX Exempt 2009 Canada $150 Year of the Ox 18K Gold Hologram Coin (outer cardboard sleeve is 9 $389.00 lightly worn & toning on rim of coin) 10 ERROR - 2016 Canada Uncirculated Proof-Like Set with 2015 Dated Loon. Very Scarce $75.00 11 2009 Canada World Money Fair Variety Proof-Like Set (envelope lightly worn) $49.00 1999 Canada Nunavut Mule Uncirculated Proof-Like Set (envelope lightly worn) The $2 12 $169.00 coin is missing middle raised ring that separates the two different metals. **SIGNED**2014 Canada $50 for $50 Polar Bear Fine Silver Coin with Hand Signed 13 $43.50 Cardboard Holder by Artist Emily S. Damstra (TAX Exempt) 14 1973 Canada Large Bust Variety Proof-Like Set. $184.95 2015 United Kingdom 2 Pound Britannia's Renaissance the Definitive Britannia Sterling 15 $75.00 Silver Gold Plated Coin (toned) 2003 His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales 21st Birthday Commemorative 5 16 Pound 3-Coin Sterling Silver Coin Set. There is a Coin included for Alderney, Bailiwick of $65.00 Guernsey & Bailiwick of Jersey (coins are toned). 3pcs 2x 2013 Australian Seasons 1oz Fine Silver Proof Square Coins. You will receive Autumn 17 $69.90 & Winter. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 2x 2013 Australian Seasons 1oz Fine Silver Proof Square Coins. You will receive Spring 18 $69.90 & Summer. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 2008 United Kingdom Beijing Olympic Games Handover Ceremony Sterling Silver Gold 19 $49.90 Plated Proof Coin (toned) 2015 Niue $2 Love is Precious - Peafowl's 1oz Fine Silver Coin (capsule is scuffed). TAX 20 $34.95 Exempt 2015 Tuvalu $1 Star Trek: The Original Series U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Fine Silver 21 $50.00 1oz Proof Coin (TAX Exempt) Lot Title Start Price 2015 Tuvalu $1 Star Trek: The Original Series Captain James T. Kirk Fine Silver 1oz 22 $50.00 Proof Coin (capsule is scuffed). TAX Exempt 2017 Canada $100 150th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation 10oz. Fine Silver Coin 23 $450.00 (TAX Exempt) 2014 Canada $50 Maple Leaves 5oz. Fine Silver Coin (capsule is scratched & outer 24 $225.00 sleeve lightly worn). TAX Exempt 1990-1994 Canada $20 Aviation Series One Sterling Silver with Gold Plating 10-Coin Set 25 $225.00 in Deluxe Box (some capsules may be lightly scratched) 2016 Australia $1 Year of the Monkey, 2017 Australia $1 Wedge-Tailed Eagle & 2016 26 Tuvalu $1 Star Trek 1oz Fine Silver Coins in Capsules (capsules may be scratched). 3pcs $1.00 (TAX Exempt) 2013, 2016 & 2017 China 1oz .999 Fine Silver Pandas in Capsules (capsules are lightly 27 $1.00 scratched). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) 28 2013 Mexico 5oz .999 Fine Silver Libertad in Capsule (coin lightly toned). TAX Exempt $1.00 29 Lot of 5x Johnson Matthey 1oz .999 Fine Silver Bars. 5pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 Lot of 3x Great Britain 5 Pound Queen's Beasts 2oz Fine Silver Coins - 2016 Lion of 30 England, 2017 Red Dragon of Wales & 2017 Griffin of Edward III (Lion of England is $1.00 toned). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 3x Privateer Series Ultra High Relief 2oz .999 Fine Silver Coins - The Captain, The 31 $1.00 Plank & The Siren. 3pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 10x Sunshine 1oz .999 Fine Silver Bars Sealed in Original Plastic. 10pcs (TAX 32 $1.00 Exempt) Lot of 3x 2017 Canada 1oz Fine Silver Privy Mark Coins in Capsules - Cougar, Canada 33 $1.00 150th & Rooster (lightly toned). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 3x 2016 Australia 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins in Capsules - Kangaroo, Koala & 34 $1.00 Kookaburra (capsules may be scratched). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 5x 2012 Canada Wildlife Series Moose 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Maple Leafs. 5pcs 35 $1.00 (No Tax) 1987, 1988, 1993, 2006 & 2008 American Eagle 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins (coins are 36 $1.00 toned). 5pcs (TAX Exempt) 2016 Australia Kookaburra & Kookaburra Monkey Privy 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins 37 $1.00 (capsules lightly scratched). 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 2015 Canada $5 E=MC2 & 2016 Four Leaf Clover Privy Mark 1oz .9999 Fine Silver 38 $1.00 Maple Leafs (Clover Privy is toned). 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 1998 Canada Tiger Privy 1oz. Fine Silver Maple Leaf (lightly toned & lightly scratched). 39 $1.00 No Tax 40 Lot of 3x 1997 American Eagle 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins (toned). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 41 1oz, 2oz & 3oz Beaver Bullion .999 Fine Silver Bars. 3pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 42 2oz & 3oz Monarch Precious Metals Skull Designs. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 2012P Australia 5oz $8 Koala NGC Certified PF-69 Ultra Cameo First Releases (TAX 43 $1.00 Exempt) Lot of 10x 1990 Canada 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Maple Leafs in Original Sealed Plastic 44 $1.00 Strip (most coins have some toning). 10pcs (TAX Exempt) 45 2013 & 2015 Canada $8 1.5oz Polar Bear .9999 Fine Silver Coins. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 2017 Canada 10oz Tree of Life .9999 Fine Silver Coin (capsule lightly scratched). TAX 46 $1.00 Exempt Lot Title Start Price 2013 Australia $30 Koala 1 Kilo .999 Fine Silver Coin (lightly toned, cracked capsule). 47 $1.00 TAX Exempt 48 Royal Canadian Mint 10oz .9999 Fine Silver Bar (TAX Exempt) $1.00 2013, 2016 & 2017 Australia $1 Kookaburra 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins (capsules are 49 $1.00 lightly scratched). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 4x 2012 Canada $5 Cougar Wildlife Series 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Coins (toned). 50 $1.00 4pcs (TAX Exempt) 2oz R.I.P. Black Widow Tombstone & 2oz Blue Coloured Sugar Skull .999 Fine Silver 51 $1.00 Monarch Precious Metals Designs. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 4x Foxwoods Bingo Casino American Wildlife Series - Caribou, Bison, Horse & 52 Eagle .999 Fine Silver Coins. These coins weigh 20.11g each - 2.586oz of pure Silver. $1.00 4pcs (TAX Exempt) 2009 $5 Canada Olympic Raven & 2010 $5 Hockey 1oz .9999 Fine Silver 53 $1.00 Commemorative Maple Leafs (coins are lightly toned). 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 2014 P USA Shenandoah 25-cent Fine Silver 5oz Coin NGC Certified SP-70 Early 54 $1.00 Releases (TAX Exempt) First Majestic Mint 1 Kilo .999 Fine Silver Bar with COA & Outer Cardboard Box. 55 $1.00 #001061 (TAX Exempt) Lot of 4x 2012 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins - Mexico Libertad, Austria Philharmonic, Great 56 $1.00 Britain Britannia & American Eagle (coins may be toned). 4pcs (TAX Exempt) 2x 2006 Canada 1/2oz .9999 Fine Silver Wolf Coins (coins are toned). 2pcs (TAX 57 $1.00 Exempt) Lot of 4x Miscellaneous .999 Fine Silver Rounds - 1992 1oz Toyota Olympic Winter Games, 1995 1oz Timothy Eaton, 1986 Vancouver World Expo "Expo Ernie" weighing 17.13g & "Faith 7 58 $1.00 Spacecraft Manual Re-Entry 22,000 Orbits Over 100 Nations" weighing 21.05g. There is a total of 3.227oz of pure Silver (coins are scratched/toned). 4pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 5x 2013 Canada $5 25th Anniversary of the Maple Leaf .9999 Fine Silver Maple 59 $1.00 Leafs (toned). 5pcs (TAX Exempt) 60 2x Engelhard Australia 2oz .999 Fine Silver Hand Poured Bars. 2pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 61 Lot of 5x 2011 Mexico 1oz .999 Fine Silver Libertads. 5pcs (TAX Exempt) $1.00 1996 & 2002 Australia 1oz .999 Fine Silver Kookaburras in Capsules (capsules are 62 $1.00 scuffed). 2pcs (TAX Exempt) 63 2013 Year of the Snake 10oz .999 Fine Silver Bar in Original Sealed Plastic (TAX Exempt) $1.00 2017 Great Britain 10oz Lion of England .9999 Fine Silver Coin in Capsule (capsule is 64 $1.00 scratched). TAX Exempt Lot of 2x Silver Shield 1oz .999 Fine Silver Rounds - "Don't Tread on Me" Snake & "Ag" 65 $1.00 Bull (capsules lightly scratched & Bull Coin lightly toned). 2pcs (TAX Exempt) Lot of 3x Canada $2 3/4oz .9999 Fine Silver Coins - 2016 Howling Wolves, 2017 Big 66 $1.00 Horn Sheep & 2017 Howling Wolf (coins may be lightly toned). 3pcs (TAX Exempt) 2010 Canada $5 Fabulous 15 Privy .9999 Fine Silver Maple Leaf in Capsule (coin is 67 $1.00 lightly toned & capsule scratched).
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