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December 26Th Coins, Currency & Bullion Auction SALE NO December 26th Coins, Currency & Bullion Auction SALE NO. 39 Public Auction Sale • December 26, 2018 www.colonialacres.com/auctions Last Call for Consignments for our Premier Numismatic Auction March 22nd & 23rd, 2019 The numismatic market is currently very strong and we have record levels of bidders participating in our auctions. If you are thinking about selling your collection, enjoy no commission for adding your valued items into our March Auction. Our auction features a full-colour catalogue and reaches over 10,000 potential bidders. Live floor bidding at the Hilton/Meadowvale Hotel, Mississauga, Ontario ~ in conjunction with the Canadian National Coin & Postage Stamp Show ALREADY CONSIGNED: ➠ Canadian Decimal collections ➠ Chartered and Dominion Bank Note collection ➠ Bank and Merchant Tokens ➠ Newfoundland $2 Gold collection ➠ Error Canada Coin collection ➠ Wide assortment of British Medals from 1800s Deadline for submitting your items for our March 22nd-23rd auction is December 21st, 2018. Professional * Confidential * Since 1991 991 Victoria St. North, Kitchener, ON N2B 3C7 Colonial Acres Auctions Email: [email protected] PH: 1-888-255-4565 Prompt 5 www.colonialacres.com The How To Auction Cheat Sheet GET APPROVED TO BID TODAY! HOW TO PLACE A BID 1) Go to our website and click the auction link to bid or view items. 2) Place bid through mail, fax, or email 3) Participate in the live online event on the listed auction date HOW TO VIEW ITEMS 1) View lots online through icollector.com once bidding period begins. Visit colonialacres.com/auctions for details 2) Call or email us to recieve a PDF or catalogue in the mail HOW TO SUBMIT ITEMS 1) If mailing in your submissions, please send it to our Kitchener, Ontario location 2) If delivering items to our store, we are available Mon-Fri 10-5PM and most Saturdays 10-3PM 3) For substantial estates or collections, pickup at your location is available (in Canada only) 4) We attend many trade shows across Canada, call to arrange drop-off at a show near you. 5) Our submission form is avaiable from our website or we can email/fax it to you. 6) If you have any quesions regarding your submission please call or email us and we will be glad to assist you. Now seeking quality consignments for our Premier Numismatic Auction. Held live at the Hilton Hotel in Mississauga, ON. Our Next Major Numismatic Auction is March 22nd & 23rd, DEADLINE For Submitting Items is December 21st, 2018 991 Victoria St. North, Kitchener, ON N2B 3C7 1-888-255-4565 prompt #5 ● 519-579-0532 [email protected] ● colonialacres.com Lot title StartPrice LowEstimate 2018 Canada $2 Armistice Special Wrapped Roll of 25 pcs 1 (some coloured) $ 63.50 $ 80.00 2018 Canada $2 Armistice ALL COLOURED Regular Wrap 2 Roll of 25 pcs $ 63.50 $ 90.00 2018 Canada $2 Armistice NON-COLOURED Regular Wrap 3 Roll of 25 pcs $ 55.00 $ 65.00 2004 Special Wrapped & 2015 Canada Poppy Armistice 25- 4 cent Rolls. 2pcs $ 20.00 $ 40.00 5 20x 1959 Canada Silver Dollars. 20pcs $ 209.95 $ 270.00 1998 USA 1/10th Oz Walking Liberty Gold PCGS Certified 6 MS-69 (Tax Exempt) $ 145.00 $ 198.00 2x 1999 China Panda 5 Yuan 1/20 oz Gold Coins in 14 karat 7 Gold Earring Bezel (Tax Exempt) $ 139.95 $ 200.00 2007 Canada $75 Athelte's Pride Gold PCGS Certified PR- 8 69 Deep Cameo $ 330.00 $ 450.00 2010 Canada $75 Four Seasons Coloured Gold Coin - 9 Winter PCGS Certified PR-69 Deep Cameo $ 330.00 $ 450.00 2008 Canada $75 Olympic - Four Host Nations Gold PCGS 10 Certified PR-69 Deep Cameo $ 330.00 $ 450.00 2009 Canada $75 Olympic - Wolf Gold PCGS Certified PR- 11 69 Deep Cameo $ 330.00 $ 450.00 Monaco Sterling Silver 100 Francs Monte Carlo Casino 12 Token with Bezel (Toned) $ 49.00 $ 108.00 2012 Republic of Palau $5 Marine Life Protection Sterling 13 Silver Coin. $ 49.95 $ 112.50 1999 September Mule 25-cent "Missing 25-cent". Lot 14 includes the regular and Mule 25-cent. 2pcs $ 79.00 $ 150.00 1999 November Mule 25-cent "Missing 25-cent". Lot 15 includes the regular and Mule 25-cent. 2pcs $ 79.00 $ 150.00 1959-1964 Queen Elizabeth II 6-coin Silver sets in black Acrylic Display with spot for 1953-1958 Set (coins are well 16 preserved and contain natural toning) $ 124.95 $ 250.00 1980 Moscow Olympic Silver 5 Roubles & 10 Roubles 28- coin Set in original leatherette Display. Set contains 20.25 16B oz of pure Silver. $ 339.00 $ 450.00 *Wellings Mint- Medallic History of Canada Bronze Medal Collection Volume1 & 2. collection contains 100 Commemorative bronze Medallion with most C.O.A. This Extraordinary Sseries of 100 Medals Commemorating Canada's History is the First Medallic history of Canada 17 ever produced. $ 249.00 $ 600.00 *1935-1988 Canada Commemorative Silver Dollar Collection in Deluxe wooden Display. Collection includes the following Silver Dollars in BU, Proof or Specimen finish: 1935, 2x 1939, 1949, 1958, 1964 and 2x 1967, 1971- 18 1979 & 1980-1988. $ 199.00 $ 315.00 1999 Canada Nunavut Mule Proof Like Uncirculated Set. Contains the Mule $2 Coin (missing the ring between the 19 inner and outer core). Very Rare! $ 200.00 $ 325.00 Complete Set of 12x 1998-2000 Canada 50-cent Sterling Silver Sports Coins in Official Royal Canadian Mint Display 20 Cases Inside Large Display Case. 12pcs $ 89.95 $ 180.00 New Zealand Mint - 2011 Niue $2 Star Wars Millennium Falcon 4-coin 1oz Fine Silver Set (Tax Exempt). This Set contains; Luke Skywalker/Princess Leia, R2-D2/C-3PO, Yoda/Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Chewbacca/Han Solo. Each Coin is Struck in Proof quality with selective colouring and housed in the Mint Released Millennium Falcon case with 21 COA. Certificate # 00987/7500 $ 250.00 $ 600.00 2016 Niue $5 2oz .999 Fine Silver Thor Norse Gods Fine 22 Silver Antiqued Coin (TAX Exempt) $ 99.00 $ 270.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars - Chewbacca Proof Silver Coin (Tax 23 Exempt) $ 58.00 $ 112.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars Classic: Obi-Wan Kenobi Silver 24 Proof (Tax Exempt) $ 63.95 $ 103.00 2013 Niue $2 Birds of Prey - Osprey Fine Silver Coin (TAX 25 Exempt) $ 39.95 $ 90.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars Classic: Luke Skywalker Silver 26 Proof Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 62.95 $ 103.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars: Rogue One - Rebel Alliance Silver 27 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 59.95 $ 103.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars: Rogue One - The Empire Fine 28 Silver (Tax Exempt) $ 59.95 $ 112.00 2017 Niue $2 Lunar Gilded Year of the Rooster Silver Proof 29 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 64.95 $ 108.00 2018 Tuvalu $1 Chinese Wedding Rectangular Silver Proof 30 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 90.00 Estate Lot: Mixed Pages of Canada Silver 25-cent Coins Dated 1953 to 1968 (contains a few Nickel 1968 25-cent 31 coins) 66pcs. $ 149.95 $ 250.00 Estate Lot: Canada Silver Dollars Dated 1953 to 1957. 32 11pcs. $ 99.95 $ 180.00 Estate Lot of Canada 1-cent, 5-cent, 10-cent, 25-cent Coins with Minor Rotations. You will receive a range of dates for the following- 26x 1-cent, 49x 5-cent, 10x 10-cent, and 40x 33 25-cent coins. All Coins have minor rotation. 130pcs. $ 79.00 $ 200.00 2018 Niue $2 Disney/Pixar Toy Story - Woody Silver Proof 34 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 105.00 2017 Niue $2 Star Wars Ships - TIE/LN Fighter Fine Silver 35 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 95.00 2013 Niue $2 Real River Monsters - Piranha Silver Proof 36 Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 35.00 $ 81.00 2006 & 2008 France 1.5 Euro Silver Proof Coin Collection. You will receive the 2006 Basilique Saint-Pierre, 2008 37 Japanese Painting, and 2008 French Painting. 3pcs. $ 55.00 $ 135.00 1996 Cook Island $10 Wildlife Preservation Sterling Silver Coloured Coin Collection. You will receive the Bald Eagle, Bison, and Grizzly Bear (coins are spotted, capsules faintly 38 scratched). 3pcs. $ 79.00 $ 270.00 2003-2007 1/4 Euro & 1.5 Euro Silver Coin Collection. You will receive 2003 1.5 Euro Mona Lisa, 2006 1.5 Euro The Sower, 2007 1/4 Euro La Fayette, and 2007 1/4 Euro Rugby World Cup. Please note coins may be toned and 39 outer sleeves have light wear. 4pcs. $ 39.00 $ 90.00 2003 France 1.5 Euro Sale of Louisiana to the US & 2007 40 France 1.5 Euro Vauban Silver Proof Coins. 2pcs. $ 45.00 $ 99.00 Estate Lot of Canada 1-cent, 5-cent, 25-cent Coins with Minor Rotations. You will receive a range of dates for the following - 50x 1-cent, 40x 5-cent, and 40x 25-cent coins. 41 All Coins have minor rotation. 130pcs. $ 79.00 $ 200.00 1965-2007 Canada Coin Year Set Collection. You will receive 1965, 1967, 1968 (with 1969 25-cent), 1968, 2x 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1978, 1985 (missing Silver Dollar), 1994, 1996, and 2007. Please note coins may be toned. 42 14pcs. $ 66.00 $ 108.00 2005 France 1.5 Euro - Jules Verne Around the World in 80 43 Days .900 Fine Silver Coin (lightly toned on one side) $ 29.95 $ 90.00 1991 Austria 100 Shilling Mozart Wien & Mozard Salzburg 44 Silver Proof Coins. 2pcs. $ 35.00 $ 70.00 2012 Australia $1 Kookaburra Map Shaped Fine Silver 45 Proof Coin (TAX Exempt) $ 119.00 $ 225.00 2017 Niue $2 Great Migrations - The Arctic Tern Proof 46 Silver Coin (Tax Exempt) $ 49.50 $ 90.00 2016 Niue $2 Yu-Gi-Oh! - Yami Yugi Proof Silver Coin (TAX 47 Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 90.00 2017 Niue $2 Great Cities - Shanghai 1oz Silver Proof Coin 48 (TAX Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 90.00 2017 Niue $2 Disney Pixar Cars - Sally Proof Silver Coin 49 (TAX Exempt) $ 49.95 $ 99.00 2017 Niue $2 Great Cities - Copenhagen 1 oz.
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