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Starting Lot Product Name Price RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz 5-cent Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 1 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz 10-cent Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 2 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz 25-cent Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 3 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz 50-cent Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 4 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz $1 Loon Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 5 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada 5oz $2 Big Coin Series Fine Silver Coin (TAX 6 $549.00 Exempt) RCM Issue: 2015 Canada Big coin Series 5 oz. Fine Silver 6-coin Subscription 7 $49.95 wooden display box (empty). RCM Issue: 2015 Canada Masters Club Members Only 2015 $1 The 8 $499.00 Voyageur Renewed Silver Dollar Fine Silver Coin (TAX Exempt) 9 Deluxe Royal Canadian Mint Premium Collector display case with 2 trays. $49.95 Royal Canadian Mint Master Club Monogram Collector Display Case with 2 10 $49.95 trays Deluxe Case with 2017 Canada $10 Common Loon: Celebrating Canada's 11 $39.00 150th Fine Silver Coin (TAX Exempt) 2016 Canada $20 Majestic Animals Fine Silver 5-coin Subscription with deluxe case (Tax Exempt). This set contains the following $20 Silver Coins: #1 - Regal Red-Tailed 12 $250.00 Hawk, #2, Commanding Canadian Lynx, #3 - Baronial Bald Eagle, #4 - Benevolent Bison, and #5 - Bold Black Bear. RCM Issue 2011 Canada 2oz .9999 Fine Silver $25 Toronto City Map coin. 13 This coin comes with all original Mint packaging. Capsule is scuffed and $99.00 outer sleeve is slightly tattered, however the coin is fine. ( Tax Exempt) 1913 Canada $10 Premium Hand-Selected Gold Coins - Canada's First Gold 14 Coins issued by the Mint in 2013. Comes in all original mint packaging with $999.00 COA. 1914 Canada $10 Premium Hand-Selected Gold Coins - Canada's First Gold 15 Coins issued by the Mint in 2013. Comes in all original mint packaging with $999.00 COA. 1913 Canada $10 Hand-Selected Gold Coin - Canada's First Gold Coins 16 issued by the Mint in 2012. The outer shipper box is scuffed, however coin $749.00 comes with all original mint packaging. 2013 Canada Fractional Set - 25th Anniv. of the Silver Maple Leaf Coin (light 17 $149.00 scuff mark on the outer cardboard sleeve) (TAX Exempt) 18 2014 Canada Fine Silver Fractional Set - The Maple Leaf (TAX Exempt) $149.00 19 2015 Canada The Maple Leaf Fine Silver Fractional Set (TAX Exempt) $119.00 Lot of 12 x Millennium 1999 25c Original Rolls. The lot includes one of each 20 $137.99 design created. 12 rolls Starting Lot Product Name Price Lot of 12 x Millennium 2000 25c Original Rolls. The lot includes one of each 21 $137.99 design created. 12 rolls 20 x 1966 Canada 50-cent in Brilliant Uncirculated (MS62 to MS64) 22 $119.00 condition (some may be toned). 20pcs 50 x 1954 Canada 10-cent in Circulated condition (some may be toned). 23 $59.00 50pcs Estate Lot of 40x 1926 Canada 5-cent roll of 40pcs, as per sticker indicates 24 $59.00 all coins are NEAR 6 Variety. 25 1973 Canada Commemorative RCMP 25-cent Original Roll of 40pcs $39.00 26 1965 Canada 10-cent Original Roll of 50 pcs $59.00 27 PAMP Suisse Gold 2.5 gram Gold Bar In Assay Card (Tax Exempt) $1.00 28 Johnson Matthey 1/4oz .9999 Fine Gold Bar (TAX Exempt) $1.00 1980 South Africa 1/10oz Gold Krugerand. This coin weighs 3.393 grams and 29 $1.00 contains .9167 oz of pure Gold 30 2011 China Panda 1/10oz .999 Fine Gold coin (Tax Exempt) $1.00 1998 United States 1/10oz $5 Liberty Fine Gold Coin. This coin weighs 3.393 31 $1.00 grams and contains .917 oz of pure Gold 32 1997 Australian Nugget 1/10oz $15 .9999 Fine Gold Coin. (Tax Exempt) $1.00 1998 & 1999 20th Anniversary Privy 1/20oz .9999 Fine Gold Maple Leaf 33 $1.00 Coins. (Tax Exempt) 2pcs 2000 Fireworks Privy & 2001 Canada 1/20oz .9999 Fine Gold Maple Leaf 34 $1.00 coins. (Tax Exempt) 2pcs Canada 1 Gram Gold & 1 Gram Silver. You will receive 5x 1 Gram Silver bars 35 $1.00 and 1x 1 grams Gold Maple coin. 6pcs 1993 Canada 1/10oz .9999 Fine Platinum Maple Leaf coin encapsulated with 36 $1.00 blue velvet display box. (Tax Exempt) 2015 Silver Shield 1oz A Hero is Born .999 Pure Silver & Copper Rounds (Tax 37 $1.00 Exempt) 2pcs 2015 Silver Shield 1oz Liberty or Death .999 Pure Silver & Copper Rounds 38 $1.00 (Tax Exempt) 2pcs Estate Lot of 34x Canada 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Maple Leaf coin in Brown Display folder. You will receive the following dates: 1x 1988, 10x 1989, 3x 1990, 1x 1991, 1x 39 $1.00 1992, 3x 1993, 1x 1994, 1x 1995, 1x 1996, 1x 1997, 1x1998, 2x 1999, 1x 2000, 5x 2002, 1x 2004 and 1x 2005. Some coins are lightly toned. 34pcs 1989 Canada 1oz Silver Maple Leaf in Canada's Historic 20th Century display 40 $1.00 card with bonus Commemorative Stamp. 1991 & 2001 Australia Kookaburra 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coins by the Littleton 41 $1.00 Coin Company (Tax Exempt) - lightly toned. 2pcs 1999 & 2000 Canada $5 Silver Maple Leaf 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Coins Issued 42 $1.00 by the Littleton coin company (Tax Exempt) - lightly toned. 2pcs 43 10oz JM Johnson Matthey .999 Fine Silver Bar (Tax Exempt) $1.00 44 2 troy oz Engelhard Australia .999+ Fine Silver Wafer (Tax Exempt) $1.00 Starting Lot Product Name Price Estate lot 1994, 2000, 2001 & 2006 United States 1oz .999 Fine Silver Eagle 45 $1.00 (Tax Exempt)- toned. 4pcs Maple Leaf Rounds; 1oz .999 Fine Silver & 1oz .999 Fine Copper Rounds (Tax 46 $1.00 Exempt) 2pcs 1996,1999, 2001 & 2002 Canada $5 1oz .999 Fine Silver Maple Leaf coins 47 $1.00 (Tax Exempt) 4pcs 48 5x Johnson Matthey 1oz .999 Fine Silver bars(toned)-Tax Exempt. 5pcs $1.00 5x Canada 1oz .999 Fine Silver wild life Series; 2011 Grizzly bear, 2012 49 $1.00 cougar, 2012 moose, 2013 bison and 2013 Antelope (Toned). 5pcs 4x Canada $8 1.5oz .9999 Fine Silver Coins; 2013 Polar bear, 2014 Arctic fox, 50 $1.00 2016 Snow falcon & 2016 Super leaf Silver Maple Leaf coins. 4pcs NO TAX 2014 Privy Mark F15 Canada $5 Silver Maple Leaf in original capsule from 51 $1.00 the Mint (lightly toned) NO TAX 52 Day of the Dead 2oz Silver Sugar Skull - Monarch Poured Bar (TAX Exempt) $1.00 Monarch Precious Metals 2oz .999 Fine Silver Day of the Dead & Limited 53 $1.00 Edition Tombstone Black Widow Spider bar (TAX Exempt) 2pcs 2015 Canada 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Ruthenium & 24k Gold Gilded Maple Leaf 54 $35.00 coin. (Tax Exempt) 2013 Canada 25th Anniversary 1oz .9999 Fine Silver black Ruthenium & 24k 55 Gold Gilded Maple Leaf coin. (Tax Exempt)- Gold B lack Empire Special $49.00 Edition. 2015 Canada 1oz .9999 Four Seasons Silver Maple Leaf Jewel edition 4-coin 56 set (Tax Exempt). Coins comes encapsulated with display box and $99.00 certificate. Coins are toned. Please view scan carefully. 4pcs 2015 Canada 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Ruthenium and 24k Gold Gilded Maple 57 Leaf coin- Canadian 50th Anniversary of the Flag (Tax Exempt). Coin comes $39.00 encapsulated with display box and certificate. 2014 Canada 1oz .9999 Fine Silver Ruthenium and 24k Gold Gilded Maple 58 Leaf coin-Patriotic Maple (Tax Exempt). Coin comes encapsulated with $39.00 display box and certificate. 1999 Canada $30 1/10th ounce Muskox .9995 Fine Platinum coin. This Coin 59 $1.00 comes encapsulated with Display box and Certificate. TAX Exempt 8x 1oz .999 Fine Copper Coins. You will receive 8 different versions of 1oz 60 $1.00 Copper Coins. Please view scan. (Tax Exempt) 8x 1oz .999 Fine Copper Coins. You will receive 8 different versions of 1oz 61 $1.00 Copper Coins. Please view scan. (Tax Exempt) 8x 1oz .999 Fine Copper Bars. You will receive 8 different versions of 1oz 62 $1.00 Copper bars. Please view scan. (Tax Exempt) 15x 1oz .999 Fine Copper Bars/Rounds. You will receive 15 different 63 $1.00 versions of 1oz Copper. Please view scan. (Tax Exempt) 12x 1oz .999 Fine Copper Bars/Rounds. You will receive 12 different 64 $1.00 versions of 1oz Copper. Please view scan. (Tax Exempt) 65 Johnson Matthey 1oz .999 Fine Silver Bars Stilled Sealed (Tax Exempt) 20pcs $1.00 Starting Lot Product Name Price Lot of 10x Sunshine mint 1oz .999 Fine Silver bars still sealed in original 66 $1.00 plastic (Tax Exempt). 10pcs 67 Prospector 10oz .999 Fine Silver Bar Sealed in Plastic. (Tax Exempt) $1.00 2 x First Majestic Silver Corp. 5 & 10 oz .999 Fine Silver bars (NO TAX). You 68 $1.00 will receive 1x 5oz and 1x 10oz First majestic corp. Fine Silver bar. 1912 Canada $5 Gold. The coin weighs 8.36 grams and contains 0.2420 oz of 69 $1.00 pure Gold. Johnson Matthey Assayers & Refiners 10 grams .9999 Fine Gold bar. (Tax 70 $459.00 Exempt) 2013 Australian 10oz Year of the Snake .999 Fine Silver Coin (Tax Exempt). 71 $229.00 Capsule is lightly scratched, however the coin is fine. 1997 Canada $200 22 Karat Haida Raven Bringing Light to the World Gold 72 Coin.
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