G eoffrey B ell a u c t i o n s
Toronto Coin Expo Spring Sale May 3rd & 4th, 2018 Proofs & Specimens Two types of notes that are often confusing to collectors, even seasoned ones, are proof and specimen issues. A proof note is fairly easy to identify, but many are unsure of the reason for their existence. Such banknotes are usually printed on thin India paper, often backed with card stock. They can also be printed right on the card. They will commonly lack any serial number and may sometimes have “specimen” on them. In addition to these characteristics, they are easily spotted because they are usually only printed on one side. A proof note was used to sample or test the printing plates before they were put into use.
Specimen banknotes, often confused with proofs, were used to familiarize bank employees, among others, with new notes. They are normally printed, front and back, with the same banknote paper that will be used for circulated notes, making them very similar to regular issues. The word “specimen” will usually appear stamped somewhere on the note, such as the on signature line, or sheet numbering area, or they may be punch cancelled. They will lack manuscript signatures and serial numbers will commonly, but not always, be all zeroes.
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Brian G eoffrey B ell a u c t i o n s The Bram & Bluma Appel Salon, Toronto Reference Library, Toronto, Ontario Lot viewing will take place May 3rd & 4th, 9:30am – 4:30pm EDT We are proud and excited to conduct our auction in conjunction with the 2018 Spring Toronto Coin Expo. This sale features a superb offering of English and world coins and a fresh chartered proof banknote collection that are coming out of storage for the first time in numerous years. Rarity reigns on the cover. We have chosen the Bank of Toronto pair for different reasons. Firstly, they are great discovery notes that warrant such a prestigious place in GBA history. Secondly, one of the notes tells a story on how two families got together and bonded into a lasting friendship. We thank the consignors for the opportunity to handle these superb banknotes. We expect spirited bidding on these outstanding specimens. The fur trade industry and the Hudson Bay Company have been a most important part of Canadian history. This is the last major piece of a large collection of Hudson Bay and other fur trade tokens. Check out the other lots from numerous consignors that round out another outstanding auction. We have talked to collectors from all over North America who plan on attending to purchase a choice specimen from this historic event. We feel privileged to be given the opportunity to be entrusted with such treasures and thank our consignors who have placed faith in us. We are a family company proud to offer professional auction services. Our integrity and honesty are paramount to us at all times and we are not reticent to tap the top expertise in North America to help us with attribution. We thank those who have given advice, opinions and expertise to help us produce a first-rate auction especially Bob Graham, Chris Faulkner, Chris Poissant, Ian Speers, Ian Dickson, Jared Stapleton (Toronto Coin Expo Show Owner), Lorne Barnes, Len Buth, Michael Findlay, Sandy Campbell, Blaine Hare, and Jason Benjamin. A special thank you goes out to Mary-Anne Luzba for her efforts in preparing the catalogue in a timely fashion. SESSION 1 – The Bram & Bluma Appel Salon – Thursday, May 3rd 6pm EDT Ancient Coins 1 - 25 Error Decimal 464 - 469 World Medals 512 - 517 World Coins 26 - 258 Royal Canadian Mint 470 - 472 Pre-Confederation Tokens 518 - 611 Shipwreck Coins 259 - 260 World Gold Coins 473 - 475 Post-Confederation Tokens 612 - 631 Maritime Decimal 261 - 281 Royal Canadian Mint 476 - 478 Miscellaneous Tokens 632 - 643 Canadian Decimal 282 - 463 Canadian Medals 479 - 511 SESSION 2 – The Bram & Bluma Appel Salon – Friday, May 4th 6pm EDT Rare Canadian Offering 644 - 651 Bank of Canada Errors Banking Ephemera 977 - 981 Modern China 652 - 682 & Interesting Notes 755 - 796 Scrip 982 - 995 Hudson's Bay Company 683 - 721 Bank of Canada 797 - 951 Newfoundland Treasury Notes 996 - 1000 World Banknotes 722 - 754 Dominion of Canada 952 - 976 Chartered Banknotes 1001 - 1213
A buyer’s premium of 15% for floor bidders and 20% for online bidders, will be added to the Hammer Price. Appropriate GST or HST will be added for lots delivered in Canada. No taxes added if shipped out of the country. Our next Paris Sale is just around the corner, to be held August 11th, 2018. Please don't forget, it's already time to consign! Whether you are a buyer or a seller, we are ready to help you with your collections. We are always travelling throughout Canada and would love to discuss the opportunity to auction your collection, duplicates or selective prized possessions. We hope you enjoy exploring the catalogue and wish you good luck with your bidding.
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Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate n c i e n t o i n s 8. Lucius Verus (161-169 AD) & wife Lucilla. AR Denarius A C (2 Pcs). Lucius (3.11g) Rev: Victory with shield inscribed r o m a n r e p u b l i c VIC / PAR. RIC 566; aEF/VF, weak reverse || Lucilla (2.98g) Rev: Juno stg. l. extending right hand and holding child. RIC 769; aEF. $220-$270
9. Nerva–Antonine Dynasty Lot. AR Denarius (3 Pcs). Marcus Aurelius (3.37g) Rev: Pax stg. l. RIC 146; gVF/aEF || Faustina Jr. (2.85g) Rev: Salus standing. l. RIC 714; VF, 1. Julius Caesar, 49 BC. AR Denarius. (18mm, 3.63g) toned || Commodus (2.85g) Rev: Libertas stg. with Elephant walking r., trampling on Celtic war trumpet, pileus and sceptre. RIC 168; gVF, flan crack. with CAESAR below. Rev: Priestly implements. Crawford $260-$320 443/1; VF, scrape on obv. $400-$500
10. Pertinax. 193 AD. AR Denarius. (17mm, 3.43g) Laureate head r. Rev: Ops seated l., holding two corn ears, left hand on top of throne. RIC 8a; aVF. 2. Mark Anthony, 40 BC. AR Denarius. (20mm, 3.05g) Bare $450-$550 head right, lituus behind. Rev: Prow of galley r., with star above. Crawford 521/2; aVF, reverse off center. 11. Clodius Albinus (193-197 AD) & Macrinus (217-218 $400-$500 AD). AR Denarius (2 Pcs). Clodius (2.85g) Rev: Roma r o m a n i m p e r i a l seated l. on shield holding palladium and sceptre. RIC 11a; VF || Macrinus (3.18g) Rev: Jupiter stg. l., holding 3. Augustus. 27 BC-AD 14. AE As. (28mm, 11.02g) Bare thunderbolt and long sceptre. RIC 72; VF, soft reverse. head right. Rev: Moneyer’s legend around large S · C; $250-$300 Moneyer C. Cassius Celer. RIC 376; VF, deposits on rev. $350-$400 12. Caracalla (198-217 AD) & wife Plautilla. AR Denarius (2 Pcs). Caracalla (3.37g) Rev: Venus stg. l., holding 4. Caligula. 37-41 AD. AE As. (29mm, 10.11g) Bare head right. Victory & sceptre, resting on shield set on helmet. Rev: Vesta seated left, holding patera and sceptre, VESTA RIC 311b; EF || Plautilla (3.24g) Rev: Venus stg. l. holding above and S C to the sides. RIC 38. VF/gVF. apple & palm, leaning on shield, Cupid at her feet. $350-$400 RIC 369; gVF, slightly grainy surfaces. $200-$250
13. Elagabalus (218-222 AD) & wife Julia Paula. AR Denarius (2 Pcs). Elagabalus (2.85g) Rev: Liberalitas stg. l., holding counter & cornucopiae. RIC 103; gVF/aEF || Julia Paula (2.33g) Rev: Concordia seated l., holding patera, star in 5. Vitellius. 69 AD. AR Denarius. (19mm, 3.43g) Laureate left field. RIC 211; VF/gVF, grainy surfaces. head right. Rev: Tripod surmounted by dolphin right, $200-$250 below, raven perched right. RIC 109; VF. $400-$450 14. Severan “Victory over Britain” Lot (4 Pcs). Septimus Severus AR Denarius (3.18g) RIC 336; aVF || Caracalla 6. Flavian Dynasty Lot. AR Denarius (3 Pcs). Vespasian AR Denarius (3.24g) RIC 231; aVF || Geta AR Denarius (3.50g) Rev: Vespasian seated r. RIC 83; VF/aVF || (3.11g) RIC 92; VF || Geta AE As (11.21g) RIC 191a; aVF, Domitian (3.56g) Rev: Minerva stg. l. RIC 670; VF || very rough surfaces. Domitian (3.05g) Rev: Draped throne decorated with $350-$400 corn-ears. RIC 2, rough surfaces. $350-$400 15. Severus Alexander. 222-235 AD. AR Denarius. (19mm, 7. Nerva. 96-98 AD. AR Denarius. (17mm, 2.85g) Laureate 3.30g) Laureate head r. Rev: Providentia stg. l., holding head r. Rev: Aequitas standing left, holding scales and corn ears over modius and cornucopiae. RIC 250; virtually cornucopia. RIC 13; VF. Mint State. G $160-$200 $250-$325 B– 2 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 16. Severus Alexander. Denarius. (5 Pcs). Rev: Pax standing 28. Denmark. 2 Krone: 1892, 1903, 1953, 1925. 4 Pcs. $100-$200 r d p m e d t left (2 different legends, 3.21g, 3.17g, Providentia standing Session 1: may 3 • 6 left holding wand over globe, 3.02g, Salus seated left 29. Denmark. 5 Ore: 1874, 1894, 1898, 1899, 1907. 5 Pcs. $200-$300 v i e w i n g : 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. feeding snake, 3.12g, Spes standing left, 3.20g (RSC 183, 30. Lot of 7 French billon coins. Demi-gros de Nesle, Henri 218, 236, 498, and 543). 5 Pcs. $350-$425 II, 1551A [date incomplete], Fine, Ciani 1303; Douzains Phone • Fax • Email your bids early! aux croissants, Henri II, 1549D, Fine; 1550G, Fine; 1551A, Phone: 506-333-7778 • Fax: 506-634-1026 • Email: [email protected] 17. Maximinus. 235-238 AD. AR Denarius. (20mm, 2.85g) VG+; 1551A, aVF; 1551D, aFine; 1553B, Fine; Ciani 1305. Laureate, draped & cuirassed bust r. Rev: Providentia stg. 7 Pcs. $250-$275 l. with baton over a globe and cornucopiae. RIC 20; virtually Mint State, soft reverse. 31. Lot of 3 French billon coins. Douzains aux croissants, $200-$275 Henri II, 1550 9, VF+; 1551N, VF+; 1551T, aVF; Ciani 1305. 18. Pupienus. 238 AD. AR Denarius. (20mm, 2.59g) Laureate, 3 Pcs. $250-$275 draped & cuirassed bust r. Rev: Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and sceptre. RIC 6; aVF, marks on obv. 32. Lot of 3 French silver coins. Testons, Henri II, 1553A, aFine, $200-$275 Ciani 1266; 1558M, aVF, Ciani 1271; 1561L (Charles IX in the name of Hneri II), aFine, Ciani 1353. 3 Pcs. 19. 3rd Century Emperor Lot. Billon Antoninianus (3 Pcs). $250-$275 Quietus (3.37g) Rev: Spes advancing l. RIC 11; VF/aVF || 33. Lot of 3 French silver coins. ½ Franc au col plat, Henri III, Claudius II (3.43g) Rev: Spes advancing l. RIC 168; EF || 1587X, Fine, some green, Ciani 1431; 1579H, aVF, Ciani Tacitus (4.15g) Mars stg. l. presenting globe to Tacitus stg. 1431; 1/8 Ecu, 1589[?], aVF, Ciani 1440. 3 Pcs. r. RIC 193; aEF, flan crack. 3 Pcs. $120-$150 $300-$375 34. Attractive ¼ Ecu de Navarre. Henri IV, 1604, well struck 20. Florian. 276 AD. Billon Antoninianus. (22mm, 3.69g) VF+, Ciani 1519. Radiate & cuirassed bust r. Rev: Fides Militum stg. r., $120-$150 holding standards, facing Sol stg. l., raising right hand 35. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. Henri IV, 1607F, aVF, Ciani 1510; and holding globe in left. RIC 110; aEF. $160-$200 1608K, aVF, Ciani 1515(?). 2 Pcs. $120-$150
21. Carausius. 287-293 AD. Billon Antoninianus. (27mm, 36. Attractive ¼ Ecu. Henri IV, 1606H, VF+, Ciani 1510. $120-$150 4.54g) Radiate, draped & cuirassed bust r. Rev: Pax stg. l., holding branch and vertical sceptre. RIC 101; aVF/VF, 37. Lot of 7 French 1/20 Ecu. aux lauriers, Louis XV, 1726A, large flan, marks on rev. 1727BB, 1727E, 1727[?], 1729 (but an engraving error reads $180-$220 1779), A, 2eme semester, 1730 9; Louis XVI, 1783A. G & D 22. Allectus (293-296 AD) Lot. (3 Pcs). Billon Antoninianus 283 and 352. Scarce coins, a couple Fine, but most VG. (4.47g) Rev: Pax stg. l. RIC 33; VF/aVF, deposits || AE 7 Pcs. $200-$250 Quinarius (3.56) Rev: VIRTVS AVG Galley l. RIC 55; VF, porosity || AE Quinarius (2.72) Rev: LAETITIA AVG 38. Lot of 4 French 2 sols. des Traitants, 1/30 Ecu, Louis XIV, Galley l. RIC 124; VF, heavy deposits. 3 Pcs. 1674A, 1675A (2), 1676A. A scarce denomination. G & D $240-$300 97. The first Fine and the others G-VG. 4 Pcs. $200-$250 23. Constantine I (307-337 AD) London Mint Lot. AE Follis 39. Lot of 14 French 4 sols. des Traitants, 1/15 Ecu, Louis XIV, (5 Pcs). RIC 514; aVF (2.85g) || RIC 289; VF, rough 1675A (2), 1675D (3), 1676A (3), 1676D, 1677A (4), 1677D. surfaces (2.72g) || RIC 111; aVF, pitting on obv (3.30g) || G & D 103. Avg. Fine or slightly better. 14 Pcs. RIC 279: VF (3.11g) || RIC 11; gVF (3.76g). 5 Pcs. $150-$175 $200-$250 40. Lot of 22 French 4 sols. aux 2 L, 1/15 Ecu, Louis XIV, 24. Julian II. 360-363 AD. AE 1. (28mm, 9.59g) Pearl- 1691A, 1691D, 1691X, 1691 9, 1692D (2), 1692H, 1692E, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rev: Bull stg. r., 1692M (2), 1692S, 1692X, 1692 9, 1692O[?], 1692 [?], 1692 two stars above, ANTB in exergue. RIC 216; VF, flan [?], 1693A, 1693D (3), 1693[?], 1697 [?]. Mintmarks crack, slightly rough surfaces. $250-$300 occasionally obscured because of undertype. G& D 106. VG to aVF, avg. Fine. 22 Pcs. $300-$350 25. Ancient Lot (3 Pcs.). Gordian III AD 238-244 Denarius, rev. Pietas standing left, 3.50g good Very Fine; Philip I 41. Lot of 15 French 5 sols. aux insignes, 1/16 Ecu, Louis XIV, (AD 244-249) Antoninianus, revs. Liberalitas standing 1702A, 1702B, 1702D (3), 1702P, 1702&, 1703A, 1703BB (2), left, 3.97g, Extremely Fine; Otacilia Severa (spouse of 1703 [?], 1704BB (4). Many show undertypes. G & D 108. Philip I) Antoninianus revs. Pietas standing left, 3.95g Avg. Fine or better. 15 Pcs. $250-$300 good Very Fine, 3 Pcs. $230-$300 42. Lot of 5 French 1/12 Ecu. deuxième poinçon de Warin, Louis Wo r l d Co i n s XIII, 1642A point (3), 1643A rose, G & D 46; 1/12 Ecu à la mèche courte, Louis XIV, 1644A rose, G & D 111. One 1642A 26. Australia. 6 Pence: 1912, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1923. 5 Pcs. is a good VF, but with obv. scratch, the other two are G and $100-$200 VG; the 1643A is a nice VF, the 1644A aEF. 5 Pcs. $100-$125 27. Belgium. 50 Francs: 1935, 1958. 2 Pcs. $200-$325 G 3 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 43. Lot of 9 French 1/12 Ecu. à la mèche longue, Louis XIV, 52. High grade French 1/6 Ecu. de Navarre, Louis XV, 1719A, 1657D, 1659D, 1659I, G & D 112; 1/12 Ecu au buste juvenile, G & D 295, EF-AU, small flan clip. $180-$200 Louis XIV, 1660A, 1661D, 1661R, 1662D, 1664&, 1665&, G & D 115. Majority Fine or better. A nice lot. 9 Pcs. $280-$300
44. Lot of 6 French 1/12 Ecu. au 8 L, Louis XIV, 1691A, G & D 118; 1/12 Ecu aux palmes, Louis XIV, 1695[?], G & D 119; 1/12 Ecu au 8 L, 2eme type, Louis XIV, 1704A, 1704[?], 1704[?], 1705N, G & D 124. Dates and mintmarks sometimes obscured by undertype. One Fine, the rest VG 53. Overdate French 1/6 Ecu. de Navarre, Louis XV, 1720/19W, and one holed, but some scarce pieces. 6 Pcs. G & D 295, attractive VF-EF. $200-$225 $180-$200 45. Lot of 6 French 1/12 Ecu. de Navarre, Louis XV, 1719A, 1719AA, 1719W, G & D 287; 1/12 Ecu de France, Louis XV, 1721A[?], 1721B, 1722/1W (overdate), G & D 288. Two VG, one Fine, three aVF-VF. 6 Pcs. $120-$150
54. Unusual strike French 1/6 Ecu. de France, Louis XV, 1719P. The date is off the planchet on the reverse, but appears upside down beneath the bust on the obverse. G & D 297. Fine+. 46. Rare 1/12 Ecu. au buste juvénile du Dauphiné, Louis XIV, $150-$200 1660Z, G & D 116. VF+. $280-$300 55. Lot of 7 French coins. 1/5 Ecu aux lauriers, Louis XV, 47. Lot of 17 French 1/10 Ecu. Aux 3 couronnes. Louis XIV, 1726Y, 1728Q, G & D 298; 1/5 Ecu au bandeau, Louis XV, 1711S, 1712X, 1713A(2), G & D 125; 1/10 Ecu Vertugadin, 1741B, G & D 299; 1/5 Ecu, Louis XVI, 1786A, G & D 354; Louis XV, 1716BB, 1718W, G & D 289; 1/10 Ecu de Navarre, ¼ Ecu aux palmes, Louis XIV, 169? (date and mint Louis XV, 1718BB, G & D 290; 1/10 Ecu aux lauriers, Louis obscured by overstrike), G & D 152; ¼ Ecu aux trois XV, 1726B, 1726G, 1726AA, 1729 Besançon, G & D 291; 1/10 couronnes, Louis XIV, 1712X, G & D 165; ¼ Ecu de Ecu au bandeau, Louis XV, 1741R, 1741AA, 1759 [?], 1769L,G Strasbourg, Louis XIV, 1711BB, G & D 166. 7 Pcs. Most VG, but the third Fine and the fourth a nice VF. 7 Pcs. & D 291; 1/10 Ecu à la vieille tête, Louis XV, 1772A, G & D $300-$350 293; 1/10 Ecu, Louis XVI, 1786A, 2eme semester, G & D 353. Most Good to VG, a couple Very Fine. 17 Pcs. 56. Lot of 3 French ¼ Ecu. Frappé au Marteau, 1614[?], Louis XIII, $220-$250 G & D 27; ¼ Ecu de Béarn, 1622 Morlass, Louis XIII, G & D 30; 48. Lot of 15 French 10 sols. Aux 4 couronnes, 1/8 Ecu, Louis ¼ Ecu. Frappé au Marteau, 1649L, Louis XIV, G & D 136. All are VG-Fine, the second with some green. 3 Pcs. XIV, 1703BB (2), 1705AA, 1706AA; Aux insignes, 1/8 Ecu, $120-$150 Louis XIV, 1702[?], 1703A (2), 1703H, 1705A, 1705D (2), 1706A, 1706 9, 1707A (2, one on a larger flan). G & D 132 and 133. Avg. about VF. 15 Pcs. $200-$250
49. Lot of 2 French 10 sols. Aux 4 couronnes, 1/8 Ecu, Louis XIV, 1705AA, G & D 132, attractive EF or better with some lustre; Aux insignes, 1/8 Ecu, Louis XIV, 1705A, G & D 133, VF+. 2 Pcs. $120-$150 57. Scarce ¼ Ecu. premier poinçon de Warin, Louis XIII, 1642A point, G & D 47. Attractive aVF, old obv. scratch in field. $300-$350
58. Scarce ¼ Ecu. deuxième poinçon de Warin, Louis XIII, 1643A rose, G & D 48. VF, but light obv. scratches and some green on rev. $250-$275
59. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. à la mèche courte, Louis XIV, 50. Scarce 1/8 Ecu. aux 8 L, Louis XV, 1725N, G & D 294. 1644A point and 1644A rose, G & D 139. Both problem free F to VF. $200-$225 VF. 2 Pcs. $250-$275 51. Lot of 5 French 1/6 Ecu. De Navarre, Louis XV, 1719A, 60. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. à la mèche courte, Louis XIV, 1719R, G & D 295; De France, Louis XV, 1720A, 1721D, 1644A rose and 1645A point, G & D 139. Both problem free 1722AA, G & D 297. The first VF, two others Fine, and two Fine or better. 2 Pcs. VG. 5 Pcs. $180-$200 G $300-$350 B– 4 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 61. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. à la mèche longue, Louis XIV, 1649 73. Lot of 4 French ½ Ecu. aux palmes, Louis XIV, 1694D, VG; 9, G & D 140; ¼ Ecu aux 8 L, Louis XIV, 1690D, G & D 150. 1694L [?], VG; 1694N, aFine; 1694P, F+. G & D 185. 4 Pcs. Both Fine. 2 Pcs. $200-$225 $150-$175
62. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. Aux palmes, Louis XIV, 1694A, G 74. Lot of 4 French ½ Ecu. aux insignes, Louis XIV, 1702A, & D 152; ¼ Ecu aux trois couronnes, Louis XIV, 1710N, G VG; 1702[?]G, good Fine, strong undertype obscures date; & D 165. The first VF with much undertype visible, the 1702[?], aFine, all G & D 189; 1702W, Fine+, G & D 189a. second VG. 2 Pcs. 4 Pcs. $200-$250 $250-$275
75. French ½ Ecu. aux 8 L 2eme type, Louis XIV, 1704M[?], 63. Scarce French ¼ Ecu. aux 8 L 2eme type, Louis XIV, 1704P, Fine/VF, the undertype obscures some of the legend. G & D 161. Fine+, some dirt. $200-$250 $180-$200
64. Lot of 2 French ¼ Ecu. Vertugadin, Louis XV, 1716A, G & 76. Lot of 3 French ½ Ecu. aux 8 L 2eme type, Louis XIV, D 302; ¼ Ecu aux 8 L, Louis XV, 1725B, G & D 304. The 1704A, Fine; 1705[?], VF+; both G & D 194; ½ Ecu aux first aVG, the second Fine and very scarce. 2 Pcs. 3 couronnes, 1712A, VG. 3 Pcs. $250-$275 $250-$275 65. Lot of 2 French Petit Louis d’Argent. ⅓ Ecu, Louis XV, 77. French ½ Ecu. Vertugadin, Louis XV, 1716A, G & D 308, John Law types, 1720A and1720W. 2 Pcs. G & D 305. Fine good VF. and VG (slight verdigris). 2 Pcs. $150-$175 $200-$225
66. Lot of 3 French ⅓ Ecu. de France, Louis XV, 1720K, 1721A, 1723M, G & D 306. The first aVF, the second aFine, and the third aVF, but with scratches, nevertheless a rare mint. 3 Pcs. $150-$175
67. Lot of 2 French ⅓ Ecu. de France, Louis XV, 1720A, 1721B, G & D 306. The first VF, the second VF+, but a couple of light scratches as well as adjustment marks. 2 Pcs. $150-$175 78. French ½ Ecu. aux 8 L, Louis XV, 1725B, G & D 312, Fine, 68. Lot of 2 French ½ Ecu. A la mèche courte, Louis XIV, some surface marks, including adjustment marks, but a 1644A rose, G & D 168; ½ Ecu, A la mèche longue, Louis very scarce coin. $380-$400 XIV, 1649A, G & D 169. The first aVF, the second Fine. 2 Pcs. $150-$175 79. Lot of 6 French ½ Ecu. aux lauriers, 1726BB, aVF; 1726P, Good; 1726R, Fine; 1728E, VG+; 1728 9, VG; all G & D 313; 69. Lot of 6 French ½ Ecu. à la mèche longue, Louis XIV, ½ Ecu au bandeau, Louis XV, 1746W, aVG, G & D 314. 1652C, aFine; 1652F, Fine, some green on obv.; 1653G, 6 Pcs. VG+; 1653Q, VG, cleaned, a scarce mint; 1656L, VG; $150-$200 1660F, Fine+ and scarce. G & D 169. 6 Pcs. $280-$300
70. Lot of 3 French ½ Ecu. au buste juvenile, Louis XIV, 1660 9, aVF; 1662A, Fine; 1672A, Fine. G & D 174. 3 Pcs. $180-$200
71. Lot of 2 French ½ Ecu. aux 8 L, Louis XIV, 1690A, F/VF; 1691A, Fine. G & D 184. 2 Pcs. $150-$200
72. Lot of 3 French ½ Ecu. aux 8 L, Louis XIV, 1690A, aFine; 1691&, Fine and a scarce piece. G & D 184; ½ Ecu de 80. French ½ Ecu. Louis XVI, 1779W, G & D 355, EF. $200-$250 Strasbourg aux palmes, Louis XIV, 1694BB, VG and a very scarce piece, G & D 188. 3 Pcs. $180-$200 G 5 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
81. French Ecu. à la mèche longue, Louis XIV, 1648H, VF. G & D 202. $300-$350 93. French Ecu. aux lauriers, Louis XV, 1730W, VF, G & D 321. 82. French Ecu. aux 8 L, Louis XIV, 1690A, VF+, G & D 216. $120-$150 $200-$250 94. Lot of 3 French Ecu. aux lauriers, Louis XV, 1726E, 1726 83. French Ecu. aux palmes, Louis XIV, 1694W, good VF, Besançon, 1731L, Fine+ to aVF. G & D 321. 3 Pcs. $150-$175 undertype prominent, G & D 217. $200-$250 95. Lot of 3 French Ecu. aux lauriers, Louis XV, 1732&, Fine+, 84. Lot of 3 French Ecu. au buste juvénile, Louis XIV, 1664L, VG, adjustment marks; 1735A, 1e semester, possible overdate, G & D 205; aux 8 L, Louis XIV, 1690D, Fine, G & D 216; aux aFine; 1735&, VG. G & D 321. 3 Pcs. $50-$175 palmes, Louis XIV, 1695[?], VG+, G & D 217. 3 Pcs. $180-$200 96. Lot of 3 French Ecu. au bandeau, Louis XV,1742L, Fine; 85. French Ecu. aux insignes, Louis XIV, 1701A, reformation 1759A, 2eme semester, VG; 1763 I, VG+. G & D 322. flan, VF, G & D 220. 3 Pcs. $180-$200 $120-$150
86. French Ecu. aux insignes, Louis XIV, 1702[?], reformation 97. Lot of 2 French Ecu. Au bandeau du Béarn, Louis XV, flan, strong VF+, G & D 220. 1749 Pau, aVG, G & D 322a; Ecu à la vieille tête, Louis XV, $180-$200 1772 Pau, aFine, G & D 323a. 2 Pcs. $120-$150 87. French Ecu. aux 8 L 2eme type, Louis XIV, 1704A, reformation flan, nice VF, G & D 224. 98. Lot of 2 French Ecu. Au bandeau, Louis XV, 1750T, VF, $120-$150 G & D 322; Ecu aux lauriers, Louis XVI, 1790 I, Fine+, 88. Lot of 2 French Ecu. Aux insignes, Louis XIV, 1702M, G & D 356. 2 Pcs. $120-$150 reformation flan, aFine, G & D 220; Aux 8 L 2eme type, Louis XIV, 1704A, reformation flan, VF, undertype 99. Lot of 3 French pieces. Silver jeton, Louis XV, 1766, VF; obscures details, G & D 224. 2 Pcs. Copper jeton, Louis XVI, 1788, Unc; brass token for ships’ $150-$175 hardware, Belloy and Rodriguez, Cherbourg, VF. The first 89. Lot of 2 French Ecu. aux couronnes, 1709A, aFine; 1709B, two Ex: Bell Auction July 2009, lot 917. 3 Pcs. $120-$150 Fine, G & D 229. 2 Pcs. $100-$125 100. Lot of 6 French coins. Gros de six blancs, Henri III, aVG; 90. French Ecu. Vertugadin, Louis XV, 1716A, reformation type of Ciani 1444; ¼ Ecu, Henri IV, 1602L, Fine, holed, flan, aVF, G & D 317. Ciani 1510; 4 Louis d’or in white metal (pewter?), possibly $180-$200 a later concoction, Louis XIII, 1640A; sol de 15 deniers, Louis XIV, 1695D, VF, G & D 91; copper 2 sols, Louis XVI, 1792W, Fine+; 15 sols, Louis XVI, 1791, Good. Sold as is. No returns. 6 Pcs. $80-$100
101. Lot of 66 French jetons. Louis XIV and XV, brass and copper, VG to AU, all different. Sold as is, no returns. $380-$400
102. Sous-Marque. 1739-R. Sous-Marque. 1739-R. - Orleans Mint. Vlack 175. R-4. Good, struck from rusted dies. Ex: Vlack Sale, lot 1026. $100-$220 91. French Ecu. de Navarre, Louis XV, 1718 9, solid VF, G & D 318. 103. Sous-Marque. 1739-R. Sous-Marque. 1739-R. - Orleans $220-$250 Mint. Vlack 175. R-4. Good, struck from rusted dies. Lot of 3 French Ecu. Ex: Vlack Sale, lot 1026. 92. shipwreck coins from the “Chameau,” $100-$150 which went down off Cape Breton in 1725, Louis XV, 1724H (2), 1725H, G & D 320, all easily identifiable. 104. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 W. (Lille). Vlack 3 Pcs. 316. R-1. VG-F; another, Fine, but pitting. 2 Pcs. GB $120-$150 $200-$300 Auctions– 6 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
105. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 BB. (Strasbourg). Vlack 325. R-1. 2 Pcs. $200-$400
115. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 S. (Reims). Vlack 312. R-6. F-VF. Ex:Henderson. 106. Br. 506. 9 Deniers, 1721-H. (La Rochelle). Br. 506. $300-$500 9 Deniers, 1721-H. (La Rochelle). - VF+, clean surfaces but uneven strike. 116. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 AA. (Metz). Vlack $250-$400 324. R-1. VF, little rusted. $200-$300 107. BR 508. Billon Double Sol of 24 Deniers. 1739 O. (Riom). Vlack 154e. (as previous). Fine. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 BB. (Strasbourg). $100-$200 117. Vlack 325. R-1. VF or better, but rust spots on obv. $150-$250 108. BR 508. Billon Double Sol of 24 Deniers. 1739 X. (Amiens). Vlack 213. R-7. Good, only due to rust, which 118. Lot of 2 Spanish-American pieces. Cob 8 reales, 1651E affects the first three digits of date, and the engraver’s Potosi, Philip IV, crowned F countermark, 21.45 grams., different. The 9 in date, X mint mark, Director Pirlot’s said to be from the wreck of the Capitana sunk off différent, as well as the dot above crown, as opposed to Ecuador in 1654, coin VG and date not distinguishable, the lozenge, as in the next listing establishes that this has countermark aVF; Bar Cob, 8 reales, 17.74 grams, said to been properly identified. $150-$250 be from the wreck of the Feverhsam, 1711, ex Ponterio Long Beach Sale, February 12, 2000, lot 388, Fair condition 109. BR 508. Billon Double Sol of 24 Deniers. 1738 AA. with no identifying features. 2 Pcs. $300-$350 (Metz). Vlack 236. R-7. Fine, but weakly struck obv., affecting the ability to identify whether it is the variety with or without the stop after ET. I have assigned it to the less rare type. Ex:Henderson. $200-$300
110. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1739 A. (Paris). Vlack 294. R-4. VG-Fine. 119. Danelaw. Cnut. Circa 895-905. AR Penny (19mm, 1.36 g). $150-$250 York mint. C N V T R\ E\ \X (four pellets) arranged 111. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 A. (Paris). Vlack around inverted patriarchal cross with four pellets +CVN 295. R-3. VF, slight bend, but still a nice piece. +NET+ TI (four pellets), small cross pattée; pellet in 1st & $200-$300 3rd quarter. North 501; SCBC 993. VF+, toned. $600-$800 112. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 G. (Poitiers). Vlack 301. R-3. F-VF, but somewhat bent. Ex:Henderson. Only 120. Aethelred II. 978-1016. AR Penny (21mm, 1.39 g). Crux date recorded from this mint. (BMC IIIa) type. Southwark mint; Aelfric moneyer. Struck $150-$250 circa 991-997. + ÆÐELRÆD REX ΛNG LO(R)X, bare 113. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1739 P. (Dijon). Vlack headed bust left; scepter before +ELFRIC??–O SVDGE•, 309. R-5. G-VG, weak mintmark, only top half shows. voided short cross; C R V X in angles. North 770; SCBC 1148. Good EF, toned. $150-$250 $400-$600
121. Cnut. 1016-1035. AR Penny (19mm, 1.08 g). Pointed Helmet type. Lincoln mint. Mana, moneyer. Struck circa 1017-1023. +CNVT REX ΛN,bust left, wearing pointed 114. BR 509. Billon Sol of 12 Deniers. 1740 P. (Dijon). Vlack helmet; scepter before. +MANA ON L.INC,voided short 310. R-6. VG-Fine, clipped flan above date, but not cross, with pellet at center; in each quarter, broken annulet affecting legend. enclosing a pellet. North 787; SCBC 1157. EF, toned. $300-$450 $400-$600 All lots complete with photographs can be viewed at www.gbellauctions.com G 7 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
122. Cnut. 1016-1035. AR Penny (20mm, 1.08 g). Quatrefoil 127. William I ‘the Conqueror’. 1066-1087. AR Penny (20mm, type. York mint. Stircol, moneyer. Struck circa 1024- 1.40g). Paxs (BMC VIII). Winchester mint; Lifwold 1030.+CNUT REX AN, crowned bust left in quatrefoil. moneyer. Struck circa 1083-1086. + PILLEL M(R)EX, +ST.IRC.OLM.OEO, long cross in quatrefoil North 781; crowned facing bust, holding scepter, trefoil to left + LIFWOLD ON PINC, short cross pattée; letters of P A X S SCBC 1158. EF, toned. $500-$700 in annulets within quarters. BMC 1134; North 848; SCBC 1257. VF/EF. $600-$800
128. John. 1199-1216. AR Penny (18mm, 1.48g). Short Cross type; SCBC 1352 VF/F+ corrosion. $100-$120 123. Harold I. 1035-1040. AR Penny (15mm,1.12 gm). Fleur-de- Lis issue. Struck circa 1038-1040. Winchester mint. Æstan, 129. Henry III. 1216-1272. AR Penny (18mm, 1.49g). Short Cross type; SCBC 1356 F+ corrosion. moneyer. + HΛR FC+?N?, diademed bust left; shield and $60-$80 scepter before +ESTAN ON PINC, expanding cross with annulet at center. North 803; SCBC 1165. VF, Rev flan issue 130. Henry III. 1247-1272. AR Penny (18mm, 1.53g). Long near centre. Cross type; Nicole, London VF-. $300-$500 $60-$80
131. Edward I. 1272-1307. AR Penny (18mm, 1.41g). New coinage, class 4b. London (Tower) mint. Struck 1282-1289. Crowned facing bust. Long cross pattée; trefoils in quarters. North 1024; SCBC 1395. Good EF toned. $150-$180 124. Edward the Confessor. 1042-1066. AR Penny (18mm,.92 g). Trefoil Quadrilateral type (BMC iii). Stamford mint. 132. Edward I. 1272-1307. AR Penny (18mm, 1.41g). New Leofwine, moneyer. Struck 1046-1048. Diademed and coinage, class 4b. London (Tower) mint. Struck 1282-1289. draped bust left; trefoil-tipped scepter to left. Quadrilateral, Crowned facing bust. Long cross pattée; trefoils in with pellet in center and trefoils in quarters, over voided quarters. North 1024; SCBC 1395. VF obv. Surface issues, toned. short cross. North 817; SCBC 1174. VF+. $600-$800 $50-$70
133. Edward II. 1307-1327. AR Penny (18mm, 1.39g). Long cross type. Canterbury mint. Struck circa 1310-1314. EDWA R ANGL(DNS) HYB, crowned facing bust; CIVI(TAS) CAN(TOR), long cross; trefoils in quarters,; 125. Edward the Confessor. 1042-1066. AR Penny (0.72g). SCBC 1456. VF, toned, usual flat spots. $100-$120 Small flan type. London mint; Struck circa 1048-1050. :+EDPH\ RDE, diademed bust left,+ELFP ON LVNDE (several possible monyers) short voided cross with pellet in center. North 818; SCBC 1175. EF, dark toning. $600-$800
134. Edward III. 1327-1377. AR Groat, (25mm 4.01g). London, fourth coinage, post-treaty period, mm. cross pattée, EDWARD DI GRA REXANGL Z FRANC, saltire stops, 126. William I ‘the Conqueror’. 1066-1087. AR Penny (20mm, Lombardic Ns, chain mail on breast, no pellets above 1.37g). Paxs (BMC VIII). Winchester mint; Wimund, crown rev., saltire stops, (xx) CIVI TAS (x)LON DON moneyer. Struck circa 1083-1086. + PILLEL MR EX, reversed Ns N.1286; S.1637; fine, rare. $200-$260 crowned facing bust, holding scepter, trefoil to left + PIMIIND ON PIN(C), short cross pattée; letters of P A X S 135. Edward III. Post-treaty period, 1369-1377. AR Halfgroat in annulets within quarters. BMC 1134; North 848; SCBC (21mm, 2.06 gm). London mint. +EDWARDUS REX 1257. EF/VF+. $600-$800 ANGL ], crowned facing bust CIVITAS LONDON. SCBC 1640. F+. $40-$60 GB Auctions – 8 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
136. Edward III. 1327-1377. AR Penny (18mm, 1.20 g). Pre- 143. Henry VII. 1485-1509. AR Halfgroat (18mm, 1.26g). Treaty period, series E. London mint. Struck 1354-1355. Facing bust issue. Canterbury mint; mm: Tun. Crowned +EDWARDVS REX AIIGLI, crowned facing bust; annulet facing bust in tressure of arches; crown of two arches, stops, CIVI TAS LOII DOII, long cross pattée; three pellets Long cross; trefoils in quarters, CAN/LON TOR/DON. in quarters. SCBC 1586. VF, toned. SCBC 2209. Near VF, toned. $100-$120 $120-$140
137. Henry V. 1413-1422. AR Groat (25mm, 3.62g). Class Vb. 144. Henry VIII. 1509-1547. AR Groat (23mm, 2.53g). Second London mint. Crowned facing bust; mullet to right of Coinage. Tower mint; im: lis. Struck 1538-1541. hЄnRIC’ · breast. Long cross pattée; trefoils in quarters. Potter class VIII’ · D’ · G’ · R’ · ΛGL’ · Z · FRΛnC (saltire stops), Vb, die 9; North 1387; SCBC 1762B. VF, toned Obv crowned bust (Laker bust D) right POSVI : DЄV’ : scratches. Λ-DIVTOR-Є’ : mЄV’ (double saltire stops), royal coat-of- $450-$500 arms over long cross fourchée, with saltire in forks.North 1797; SCBC 2337e. Good VF+/VF,. $450-$500
138. Henry VI. First reign, 1422-1461. AR Groat (27mm, 145. Henry VIII. 1509-1547. AR Halfgroat (18mm, 1.28g). 3.65g). Annulet issue. Calais mint; im: pierced cross 2. Second coinage. Canterbury mint; mm: uncertain mark; Struck 1422-1430. + hЄnRIC’· DI’· GRΛ’· RЄX · ΛnGL’· Z · William Warham, archbishop. Struck 1526-1532. hЄnRIC’ · FRΛnC’ (saltire stops), crowned facing bust within VIII’ · DI’ · G’ · R’ · ΛGL’ · Z · FR’ (saltire stops), crowned, tressure of arches; lis at cusps; annulets flanking neck + draped, and armored bust right CIVI-TΛS CΛn-TOR, POSVI (annulet) DЄVm : Λ DIVTORЄ’ mЄVm VIL LΛ : shield with coats of arms of England and France over long CΛLI SIЄ : (double saltire stops), long cross; trefoil in cross fourchée; W-Λ across field. SCBC 2343. Good F/ F+. quarters, annulets within first and third trefoil. North $300-$350 1424; SCBC 1836. Good VF+, toned. $300-$400 146. Henry VIII. 1509-1547. AR Penny (15mm, 0.65g). Second coinage, sovereign type. Durham mint, sede vacante; im: star. Henry VI. First reign, 1422-1461. 139. AR Penny (17mm,0.94g). Struck 1529-1530. Һ · D · G · ROSΛ · SIЄ · SPIΛ’, Henry seated Rosette-mascle issue. York mint. Struck 1430-1431. facing on throne · CIVI TΛS · DVR ҺΛm, coat-of-arms over Crowned facing bust; mullets flanking crown, Long cross; long cross fourchée. SCBC 2353. VF, toned. quatrefoil with pellet in center, trefoils in quarters. North $250-$300 1451iii; SCBC 1868. VF, toned, struck with worn dies. $100-$120
140. Henry VI. First reign, 1422-1461. AR Penny (17mm, 0.84g). Calais mint; im: initial cross V. Struck circa 1422-1430. + hЄnRICVS RЄX ΛnGLIЄ, crowned facing bust; annulets to left and right of neck, VIL LΛ CΛL IS[’] (saltire stops), long cross pattée; quarters triple pellets; triple pellets around central annulet in first and third SCBC 1844.F+ toned. $80-$100 147. Edward VI. 1547-1553. AR Shilling (32mm, 6.20g). Third 141. Henry VI. Second reign, 1470-1471. AR Halfpenny (14mm, period 1550-1553. London; mm:Tun. Struck 1551. : ЄDWΛRD’ 0.49g). London (Tower) mint; im: cross fitchée. Crowned · VI : D’ · G’ · ΛGL’ · FRΛ’ · Z : ҺIB’ · RЄX :, crowned bust facing bust, Long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. facing slightly left; rose to left, XII to right POSVI DЄV!A Withers IV 1; North 1624; SCBC 2089.VF, toned. Very rare. DIVORЄ Є! MЄV! mm, coat-of-arms over long cross fourchée. $140-$170 North 1937; SCBC 2482. VF, toned, a few marks. $550-$600 142. Henry VII. 1485-1509. Henry VII. 1485-1509. AR Halfgroat (17mm, 1.28g). Facing bust issue. York mint; Thomas 148. Mary. 1553-1554. AR Groat (23mm, 1.86g). London mint. Savage, archbishop; im: martlet. Struck circa 1501-1507. Crowned bust left Coat-of-arms over long cross fourchée. Crowned facing bust in fleured tressure; keys flanking North 1960; SCBC 2492. F, toned, scratch & hit on obverse. neck Long cross pattée; trefoils in quarters. North 1716; $100-$150 SCBC 2216. VF, toned. $150-$200 GB 9 – Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
154. James I, 1603-1625. AR Sixpence (24mm, 2.73g). Sixth bust. SCBC 2670. Fine, toned,a few marks. $100-$120
155. Charles I. 1625-1649. AR Halfcrown (34mm, 14.60g). Tower (London) mint; mm: triangle in circle. Struck 1641- 1642. SCBC 2779. Good Fine, toned, usual flat spots. $80-$120 149. Elizabeth I. 1558-1603. AR Shilling (30mm, 5.06g). Sixth issue. Tower (London) mint; im: tun. Struck 1592-1595. Crowned and mantled bust left Coat-of-arms over long 156. Charles I. 1625-1649. AR Shilling (30mm,5.91g). London cross fourchée.; SCBC 2577. VF+, toned. mint; im: sideways anchor. Struck 1638-1639. SCBC 2797. $600-$700 Fine, toned. $80-$120 150. Elizabeth I. 1558-1603. AR Sixpence (26mm, 3.02g). Third- Fourth issues. London mint; im: pheon. Dated 1564. ELIZABETH : D’ · G’ · ANG’ · FR’ · ET · HI’ · REGINA, small bust 1F, crowned and mantled left; rose behind POSVI DEV’ · AD IVTORE M · MEV’ ·, coat-of-arms over long cross fourchée; 1563 above crown North 1997; SCBC 2561. VF, some marks,wave in flan. $300-$400
151. Elizabeth I. 1558-1603. AR Sixpence (26mm, 3.19g). Sixth issue. Tower mint. Dated 1592. ELIZAB’ · D’ · G’ · ANG’ · FR’ · ET : HIB’ · REGI’ ·, B&C bust 6C; rose to right POSVI DEV’ · AD IVTORE M · MEV’ ·, royal coat-of-arms in ornate frame over long cross fourchée; 15-92 above. North 2015; 157. William III & Mary. 1688-1694. AR Crown (38mm, SCBC 2578B. F+, toned, a few light marks, note flan 2:30. 29.69g). Dated 1692 2-REV. GVLIELMVS · ET · MARIA · $120-$180 DEI · GRATIA, jugate laureate and draped busts right 152. Elizabeth I. 1558-1603. AR Sixpence (24mm, 2.83g). MAG · BR FR · ET · HI · REX · ET · REGINA ·, crowned Fourth coinage. Tower mint; mm: crown. Dated 1567. cruciform coats-of-arms around central coat-of-arms; in Crowned bust left; rose to right Royal coat-of-arms over each angle, WM monogram above 1-6-9-2. Edge: QVARTO; long cross fourchée. North 1998; SCBC 2562. Very Fine, SCBC 3433. Good Fine, a few minor rim nicks. $950-$1,050 toned,a few marks,note obv. 9:00. $150-$200
153. Elizabeth I. 1558-1603. AR Penny (14mm, 0.47g). Second 158. William III & Mary. 1688-1694. AR Halfcrown (33mm, issue. London mint; im: cross crosslet. Struck 1560-1561. E 14.83g). Dated 1689. First jugate laureate busts right / · D · G · ROSA · SINE · SPINA, crowned and mantled bust Crowned royal shield. ESC 503; SCBC 3434. VF+, some left / CIVI TAS LON DON, coat-of-arms over long cross marks,obj. Scratch at 2:00. fourchée. North 1988; SCBC 2558. Good VF,scratches obv. $300-$400 $250-$300
153A. Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Pattern Penny in Silver. AR Penny (2.25g). 1601,.* the.*. pledge * of +., crowned bust facing, wearing high ruff and decorated dress, beaded border both sides, rev.. a. pen - ny., monogram of Elizabeth, crown dividing date above (Brown and Comber P8; N.2051; Peck 3), good very fine, rare. $3,000-$4,000 GB Auctions– 10 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
163. George II. 1727-1760. AR Sixpence (26mm, 6.02g). London mint. Dated 1758. GEORGIVS · II · DEI · GRATIA ·, 159. William III. 1694-1702. AR Halfcrown (33mm,15.12g). laureate, draped, and armored bust left · M · B · F · ET · H Dated 1698. First laureate and draped bust right Crowned · REX · F · D · B · ET · L · D · S · R · I · A · T · E 17 58, crowned cruciform arms of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland; cruciform coats-of-arms around rayed Garter Star. ESC 1213; SCBC 3704. EF. Lion of Nassau in center, large shields, ordinary harp; $400-$450 date in legend. On edge: DECVS · ET · TVTAMEN · ANNO · REGNI · DECIMO · + ·. ESC 554; SCBC 3494. Near EF, lightly toned. $500-$600
164. George III. 1760-1820. George III. 1760-1820. AR Dollar. Oval counterstamp of George III on 1786 Mexico City 8 Reales of Charles III of Spain. SCBC 3765A. Host coin F+, Counterstamp Good VF. 160. George II. 1727-1760. AR Crown (39mm, 30.06g). Dated 1736. $600-$700 GEORGIVS · II · DEI · GRATIA, young laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust left · M · B · F · ET · H · REX · F · D · B ET · L · 165. George III. 1760-1820. AR Sixpence (21mm, 3.01 g). Dated D · S · R · I · A · T · ET · E · 17 36 ·, crowned cruciform arms of 1787. SCBC 3748. EF+. $200-$250 Britain, France, Ireland, and Brunswick-Lüneburg; roses and plumes in alternating angles. · DECVS · ET · TVTAMEN · ANNO · REGNI NONO on edge. SCBC 3686. EF Note: OBJ 166. George III. 1760-1820. AR Sixpence (21mm, 3.02 g). Dated mark 11:30 in arms,edge at 7:00. 1787. SCBC 3749. EF+. $2,800-$3,200 $150-$180
167. George III. 1760-1820. AR Crown (38mm, 28.22 g). Last Coinage. London mint. GEORGIUS III D: G: BRITANNIARUM REX F: D:, laureate head right; 1819 below St. George on horseback rearing right, HONI · SOIT · QUI · MAL · Y · PENSE. Edge: DECUS ET TUTAMEN · ANNO REGNI LIX SCBC 3787. EF, toned, bag marks. $150-$200
161. George II. 1727-1760. AR Halfcrown (34mm, 14.98g). ‘Lima’ issue. Tower (London) mint. Dually-dated RY decimo nono and 1746. Laureate, draped, and armored bust left; LIMA below Crowned cruciform coats-of-arms around rayed Garter Star. ESC 606; SCBC 3695.VF+. $400-$425 168. George V. 1910-1936. George V, pattern double florin, 162. GEORGE II. 1727-1760. AR Shilling (21mm, 2.98g). Dated 1911, by Reginald Huth, bare-headed bust l., rev. crowned, 1757. GEORGIVS. II. DEI. GRATIA., older draped bust cruciform shields, symbols in angles, plain edge. left M B F ET A REX F D B ET L D S R I A T ET E, crowned, (ESC.401), toned, extremely fine. $1,600-$1,800 cruciform shields; plain angles. SCBC 3711. EF. $300-$350 GB 11 –A uctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
178. George I 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1723. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3658 VF+. $300-$325
179. George II 1714-1727. AR Maundy (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1731, 2d, 1732, 1d, 1735, 1d, 2d. Repectively SCBI 3716 VF+. $300-$325
180. George II 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1737. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3716 VF+. $200-$250
181. George III 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1763. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3762 VF+. 169. Charles II. 1660-1685. AR Maundy Set. (4) Third hammered $200-$250 coinage. Tower (London) mint. Struck 1660-1662. All 182. George III 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. coins: Crowned and mantled bust left; denomination to Dated 1766. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3762 VF+. right / Coat-of-arms over cross fourchée. Includes 1d, 2d, $200-$250 3d, 4d. SCBC 3324-7. Good VF, attractively toned. $600-$700 183. George III 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 170. Charles II. 1660-1685. (Restored). AR Maundy set.(4) Dated 1792 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3763 VF+. Crowned bust left; mark of denomination to right / Royal $250-$300 coat-of-arms over cross fourchée. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. 184. George III 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. SCBC 3391. VF-VFg. $400-$450 Dated 1795 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3764 VF+. $150-$200 171. Charles II. 1660-1685. (Restored). AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1672. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 185. George III 1714-1727. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 3392 VF. $400-$450 Dated 1800 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3816 VF+. $200-$250 172. Charles II. 1660-1685. (Restored). AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1679. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 186. George IV 1820-1830. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1826 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3816 VF+. 3392 VF+. $400-$475 $150-$200
187. George IV 1820-1830. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1829 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3816 VF+. $150-$200
188. George IV 1820-1830. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1830 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3816 VF+. Accompanied with original box. $200-$250
189. William IV 1830-1837. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1833 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3816 VF+. $200-$250
173. James II. 1685-1688. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 190. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1686. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3418 VF+. Dated 1856 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $400-$475 $200-$250
174. James II. 1685-1688. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 191. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1687. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3418 VF+. Dated 1858 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $400-$450 $200-$250
175. James II. 1685-1688. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 192. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1688. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3418 VF +. Dated 1864 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $200-$250 $400-$450 176. Anne 1702-1714. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 193. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1709. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3599 VF+. Dated 1871 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $150-$200 $300-$325 177. Anne 1702-1714. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 194. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1710. Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3599 VF+. Dated 1874 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. GB $300-$325 $150-$200 Auctions– 12 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
195. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1878 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. Accompanied with original box. $150-$200
196. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1887 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. Accompanied with original box. $150-$200
197. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 212. George III. 1797. Great Britain Cartwheel Penny, 1797. Dated 1888 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. Scarce quality, some lustre. $150-$200 $400-$600
198. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 213. George III. 1797. Great Britain Cartwheel Two Pence, Dated 1889 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. 1797. AU, with no usual edge nicks. $200-$300 $150-$200 214. George III. 1806. Great Britain Penny, 1806. KM663. 199. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Superb appearance and detail. Dated 1890 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $80-$120 $150-$200
200. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1891 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $150-$200
201. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1893 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $150-$200
202. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 215. Queen Victoria. 1853. Great Britain Penny, 1853. Lustrous Dated 1894 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. AU+ Ornamental trident. $100-$150 $150-$250
203. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 216. Great Britain Lot. Part one of a superb offering, great Dated 1895 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. opportunity to hit fast forward with your British collection. $100-$150 Lots of value, please view, no return. 156 Pcs. $300-$400 204. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 217. Great Britain Lot. Part two of a superb offering, great Dated 1896 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. opportunity to hit fast forward with your British collection. $100-$150 Lots of value, please view, no return. 289 Pcs. $200-$250 205. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. Dated 1897 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. 218. Great Britain. 1/2 Crown: 1844, 1846, 1878, 1879, 1881. $100-$150 5 Pcs. $200-$300
206. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 219. Great Britain. Crown: 1821(2), 1889(2), 1892, 1896. 6 Pcs. Dated 1899 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $250-$375 $100-$150 220. Great Britain. 1/2 Crown: 1881, 1885, 1887, 1888, 1890, 207. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 1893, 1895, 1898, 1899. 9 Pcs. Dated 1900 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. $200-$400 $100-$150 221. Great Britain. 1/2 Crown: 1900, 1902, 1906, 1908, 1909, 208. Victoria 1837-1901. AR Maundy set. (4) Milled coinage. 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1930, 1931. Dated 1901 Includes 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. SCBC 3916 VF+. 15 Pcs. $100-$150 $500-$700 222. Great Britain. Penny: 1927, 1930, 1932, 1935, 1936. 5 Pcs. 209. Great Britain. AR Maundy Set. (4) Dated 1907 Includes $150-$230 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d. Unc. $125-$150 223. Great Britain. Farthings 1773, 1821, 1916, 1925, 1932, 1944, 210. Sovereign Pouches. Green leather pouch used in the 1953, 1955, Penny 1936, Three Pence (silver) 1908, 1915, Maundy ceremony, also has a sovereign white leather 1925, 1931, 1936, Three Pence (brass) 1942, 1944, Shilling pouch. 2 pcs. 1845, 1888, 1890, 1920, Crown 1951 Fine - Unc. 21 pcs. $200-$250 $200-$250 211. No Lot G 13 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
224. Great Britain. 1953 Great Britain Queen Elizabeth II 242. Portugal. 20 Centavos: 1913, 1924, 1945; 20 Reis 1892. Coronation Proof 10 Coin Royal Mint Set. 4 Pcs. $100-$150 $200-$250
225. Great Britain Proof Coin Sets. Includes: 1994, 1995, 1998, 243. Sarawak. Half cent, ICCS MS-65, red. $200-$300 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. 11 sets. 244. Spain. 40 Cent 1864; 50 Cent: 1869 Dbld, 1880, 1885, 1900. $400-$450 5 Pcs. $400-$450
245. Spain. Peseta: 1885(86), 1891, 1896, 1899, 1900. 5 Pcs. $125-$200
246. Spain. 50 Cent 1949(51); 10 Centimes 1941; 5 Pesetas 226. Germany. 1906-J, 1/2 Mark, KM#17. PCGS MS64. $600-$750 1957(61); 25 Pesetas 1957(64); 100 Pesetas 1966(7). 5 Pcs. $100-$200 227. Germany. 1 Mark: 1950G; 1950J, 1955J, 1956F, 1957F, 247. Spain. 1/20 Real 1853; 2 Reales 1850; 5 Centisimos 1870; 1958D, 1958F, 1959F, 1961J, 1962D, 1965F. 11 Pcs. 10 Centisimos 1870; 2 Pesetas 1870. 5 Pcs. $400-$550 $125-$200
228. Germany. Baden 2 Mark: 1902G, 1904G, 1907; Bavaria 248. Spain. 50 Cent: 1870, 1880, 1892, 1896, 1904. 5 Pcs. $125-$225 3 Mark: 1910D 1911, 1912D, 1914J; Frankfurt Thaler 1865. 8 Pcs. 249. Spain. 2 Reales 1721; 2 Cent 1905(05); 2 1/2 Cent 1867 $400-$450 OM; 5 Centisimos 1868; 5 Pesetas 1893. 5 Pcs. $150-$200 229. Guernsey. 1902 Set 1, 2, 4, 8 Doubles. 4 Pcs. $100-$130 250. Spain. 4 Cents 1864; Peseta: 1869, 1891, 1896, 1903. 5 Pcs. 230. India. 1/4 Rupees: 1840, 1887, 1896, 1917, 1918. 5 Pcs. $150-$200 $125-$220 251. Spain. Peseta: 1869, 1870 Flan Error, 1885 6 Pt Star; 2 Pesetas 1879, 1882. 5 Pcs. 231. India. 1 Rupee: 1835, 1840, 1862(2), 1878, 1880, 1887, 1892, $150-$200 1893. 9 Pcs. $400-$500 252. Spain. Peseta: 1869 SN-M, 1870, 1883, 1885 (86), 1905 Key Date. 5 Pcs. 232. India. 1 Rupee: 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1912, 1914, $200-$275 1916, 1917, 1918. 10 Pcs. $300-$400 253. Straits Settlements. 1 Cent: 1845, 1862(2), 1874, 1876, 1883, 1889, 1895; 20 Cents 1896. 9 Pcs. 233. India. 10 Rupees: 1969, 1970, 1972, 1975. 4 Pcs. $150-$225 $250-$350 254. United States of America One Cent, 1864. A conservative 234. Israel. 10 Lirot: 1968, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974. 5 Pcs. $150-$200 VF example, plenty of detail exists. $100-$200 235. Netherlands. 1 Gulden: 1851, 1892, 1901. 3 Pcs. $175-$235 255. United States of America Barber Dime, 1897-O. A choice 236. Netherlands. 1/2 Gulden: 1858, 1863, 1898, 1908; circulated example, ICCS F-12. $250-$350 10 Cents: 1892, 1903; 25 Cents: 1892, 1901, 1904, 1905, 1906. 11 Pcs. $350-$475
237. New Zealand. Shillings: 1933, 1935, 1942, 1953, 1956; 1/2 Crown: 1935, 1937, 1940, 1941. 9 Pcs. $200-$225
238. Portugal. 100 Reis: 1879, 1880, 1898; 50 Centavos 1914; 5 Escudos 1960; 10 Escudos: 1928, 1960; 20 Escudos 1960. 8 Pcs. $300-$400
239. Portugal. 20 Reis: 1883, 1892; 50 Centavos 1931; 1 Escudo: 256. United States of America Silver Dollar, 1892S. ICCS 1924, 1930, 1940; 5 Escudos 1960; 10 Escudos 1928; VF-20. A solid coin with honest wear. $160-$175 20 Escudos 1960. 9 Pcs. $250-$370 257. United States of America Silver Dollar, 1896. Nice white 240. Portugal. 10 Escudos 1928; 200 Reis: 1891, 1909; 500 Reis: uncirculated example. $60-$80 1889, 1908, 1910. 6 Pcs. $250-$325 258. World Coins Lot. Countries include: Greenland, Iceland, 241. Portugal. 20 Centavos 1916; 50 Centavos: 1912, 1913, 1914; Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. Should be 200 Reis: 1891, 1909; 500 Reis: 1891, 1892, 1903. 9 Pcs. viewed, no returns. 144 Pcs. $100-$150 $400-$500 GB Auctions– 14 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate Sh i p w r e c k Co i n s 265. 1873 Newfoundland Twenty Cents. PCGS VF30. $250-$300 266. 1885 Newfoundland Twenty Cents. PCGS VF30. $150-$250
267. 1885 Newfoundland Twenty Cents. ICCS VF-20. $100-$150
268. 1904H Newfoundland Twenty Cents. ICCS EF-40. $300-$325
259. Feversham Shipwreck Coin, 1711. The HMS Feversham was a 32 gun British warship launched in 1696. The ship’s design was ideal for colonial coastlines, but in 1711 it joined three supply ships off Cape Breton to ready for an attack on Quebec, encountered a gale and went too close to Scatarie Island where the ships sank. 100 of the 269. 1912 Newfoundland Twenty Cents. PCGS MS-66. $1,000-$1,250 Feversham’s crew perished and 49 survived. The coins recovered from the Feversham in 1986 make up a rare and 270. 1912 Newfoundland Twenty Cents. ICCS MS-60. $300-$400 historically important snapshot as to what circulating coinage of the time looked like because they were intended pay for supplies and wages. This is a Potosi, assayer V, waves/pillar type 8 real cob, 1683, double date weighing 22.9 grams. It possesses a nice, fine obverse and is Ex:Nadin Davis International. $400-$500
271. 1917C Newfoundland Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS MS-63. $400-$450
272. 1917C Newfoundland Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS MS-62. $250-$300
273. 1900 Newfoundland Fifty Cents. ICCS EF-40. $200-$225
260. Auguste Shipwreck Coin, 1761. In 1761, the Auguste, a former French privateer ship, sank off the coast of Nova Scotia after fighting a losing battle with a winter storm. The ship was transporting French aristocrats and officers exiled from their 274. 1865 Newfoundland $2 Gold. ICCS EF-45. $500-$650 Canadian homes after the Seven Years War between France and Britain. Only 7 of the 121 aboard L’Auguste made it to shore alive. The coins recovered from this wreck were the life savings of the exiles being transported to France and were diverse, high quality coins saved over many years. The lot available in Toronto consists of a nice 1735A French ecu, also ex: Nadin Davis International. 275. 1870 Newfoundland $2 Gold. PCGS MS-61. 2 Dots. $400-$500 $1,500-$2,000 Ma r i t i m e De c i m a l
261. 1870 Newfoundland Five Cents. ICCS VF-20. Obv.#1, edge damage. $300-$500 276. 1881 Newfoundland $2 Gold. PCGS MS61. $1,500-$1,750
262. 1873 Newfoundland Five Cents. ICCS G-6. Obv.#1. $600-$650
263. 1873 Newfoundland Ten Cents. ICCS VG-10. $140-$175 277. 1882H Newfoundland $2 Gold. ICCS AU-58. $500-$600 264. 1942C Newfoundland Ten Cents. ICCS MS-63. $200-$250 GB 15 –A uctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
278. 1888 Newfoundland $2 Gold. ICCS MS-60. $600-$700
289. 1887 One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. $1,400-$1,650
290. 1891 One Cent. ICCS VF-30. SL SD; obverse #3. $120-$150
291. 1898H One Cent. ICCS MS-63, R&B. $300-$400 279. 1888 Newfoundland $2 Gold. PCGS MS62. $1,000-$1,100 280. 1864 New Brunswick One Cent. ICCS F-15. Short 6, E/F. $300-$400
292. 1899 One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. $800-$1,000
281. 1864 New Brunswick Five Cent. ICCS EF-40, Large 6. $1,200-$1,500 Ca n a d i a n De c i m a l o n e c e n t 293. 1900H One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. $400-$500 282. 1858 One Cent. ICCS VF-20, corrosion. $100-$160
294. 1901 One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. $500-$650 283. 1859 One Cent. ICCS EF-40. Double Punch N9 #1. $700-$800
284. 1859 One Cent. ICCS F-15. Double Punch N9 #1. $400-$450
295. 1902 One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. $250-$350
285. 1859 One Cent. ICCS AU-50. Double Punch N9 #5. $1,500-$2,000
286. 1859 One Cent. ICCS VF-20. 9/8. $80-$100
296. 1904 One Cent. ICCS MS-65. $500-$650
297. 1904 One Cent. ICCS MS-64, red. $200-$250
298. 1909 One Cent. ICCS MS-63, R&B. $80-$110
287. 1876H One Cent. ICCS MS-64, red. $400-$550 299. 1911 One Cent. ICCS MS-64. Red. $100-$135
288. 1884 One Cent. ICCS VF-30. Obverse 1. $300-$400 300. 1919 One Cent. ICCS MS-64. Red. $100-$120 GB 301. 1920 One Cent. ICCS MS-64. Small, red. $100-$150 Auctions– 16 Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
319. 1926 Five Cents. ICCS VG-8. Far 6. $150-$165 Finest Known 320. 1928 Five Cents. ICCS MS-63. $100-$150
302. 1929 One Cent. ICCS MS-65, red. High 9. Nothing is better on ICCS or PCGS registry. $4,000-$5,000 321. 1929 Five Cents. ICCS MS-64. $350-$450 322. 1938 Five Cents. ICCS MS-63. $150-$200 303. 1929 One Cent. ICCS MS-63, red. $80-$90 323. 1939 Five Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$250 304. 1943 One Cent. ICG MS65, red. $200-$250
305. Canadian ICCS Graded Large Cents - Lot of 7. Lot includes: 1859 VF-20, Narrow 9. 1891 F-12. LL SD; Obv.#2 - cleaned, scratches. 1894 EF-45. 1893 MS-62 R&B. 1896 MS-62, R&B. 1901 AU-55. 1902 MS-63, R&B. 7 Pcs. $300-$350 324. 1940 Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $600-$750 306. Canadian Lot of One Cents. Includes 1859 through 1985 with very little duplication. Conditions vary, worth a 325. 1940 Five Cents. ICCS MS-64. $100-$150 look. 78 Pcs. $100-$200 326. 1944 Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $150-$200
307. Canadian Decimal Coin Lot. Includes: 1965 One Cent, 327. 1944 Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $150-$200 CCCS MS-63, red. Pointed 5, large beads, machine 328. 1945 Five Cents. ICCS MS-66. $80-$150 doubling damage. 1979 ICCS MS-65, red, double 979. 1943 Fifty Cents ICCS MS-63, near 3. 3 Pcs. 329. 1945 Five Cents. ICCS MS-66. $80-$150 $100-$150 f i v e c e n t 330. 1947 Dot Five Cents. ICCS AU-50, dot. $150-$200 331. 1948 Five Cents. PCGS MS-65. $200-$250 308. 1858 Five Cents. NGC AU details (surface hairlines) Large date over small. 332. 1948 Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $200-$250 $300-$500 333. 1949 Five Cents. ICCS SP-66. $200-$300
309. 1875H Five Cents. ICCS VF-20. Small Date. $500-$650
310. 1902 Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $200-$235 333A. 1965 Five Cents. PCGS MS65. Large beads, rare with only 311. 1903 Five Cents. ICCS AU-50. $100-$125 one better on the registry (03/18). $5,000-$6,000 312. 1909 Five Cents. ICCS EF-40. Round Leaves; Cross Bow Tie. 334. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Silver Five Cents. Lot $40-$45 includes: 1858 VF-20, small date. 1871 VF-30. 1881H 313. 1914 Five Cents. ICCS MS-63. $200-$225 VF-20. 1903H EF-40, small H, scratches. 4 Pcs. $150-$200 314. 1911 & 1918 Five Cents. Includes: 1911 MS-63. 1918 335. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Silver Five Cents. Lot MS-63. 2 Pcs. includes: 1886 EF-40, small 6. 1893 VF-20. 1896 F-15. 1898 $200-$250 F-12. 1899 VF-30. 1900 AU-50, Oval O. 6 Pcs. $200-$300 315. 1920 Five Cents. ICCS MS-64. Full lustre. $100-$150 336. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Silver Five Cents. Lot includes: 316. 1922 Five Cents. ICCS MS-63. $100-$150 1908 EF-45, small 8. 1909 EF-45 Round Leaves; Bow Tie. 1909 Pointed Leaves EF-45. 1943 Newfoundland MS-62. 4 Pcs. 317. 1923 Five Cents. ICCS MS-62. $200-$250 $100-$165 337. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Five Cents. Lot includes: 1935 EF-40. 1937 MS-62. 1940 MS-62. 1941 MS-63. 1942 Nickel MS-64. 5 Pcs. $200-$300 338. Canadian Lot of Five Cents. Includes 1880H through 1959 with no duplication. Conditions vary, there are some 318. 1925 Five Cents. ICCS EF-45. $350-$450 nice Unc. coins. 46 Pcs. $150-$250 G 17 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate t e n c e n t
350. 1875H Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS VF-20. Key Date. 339. 1886 Ten Cents. ICCS VF-20. Small 6/6; Obv 5. $300-$400 $2,000-$2,500
340. 1892 Ten Cents. ICCS F-15. Large 9; Obv 5. $80-$125 351. 1886 Twenty-Five Cents. PCGS VF-20. $300-$350
352. 1900 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS EF-40. $150-$185
353. 1909 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS EF-40. $250-$300
354. 1937 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS SP-65. Matte. $200-$250 341. 1893 Ten Cents. ICCS VG-10. Scarce round top 3 variety, 355. 1939 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$240 Obv 6. $1,500-$1,850
342. 1938 Ten Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$225
343. 1941 Ten Cents. ICCS MS-64. $150-$225
344. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Ten Cents. Includes: 1920 AU-55. 1928 AU-55. 1930 MS-60. 1938 AU-58. 4 Pcs. $200-$250 356. 1948 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. Ex:Victoria North Collection. 345. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Ten Cents. Includes: 1939 $500-$600 MS-63. 1940 MS-63. 1942 MS-63. 1943 MS-63. 1944 MS-63. 1945 MS-63. 1946 MS-62. 1947 MS-63. 8 Pcs. 357. 1949 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS MS-65. $350-$450 $300-$400
346. Canadian Lot of Ten Cents. Includes 1880H through 1956 with no duplication. Conditions vary, there are some nice Unc coins. 26 Pcs. $100-$200 t w e n t y c e n t 358. 1954 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS PL-67. Cameo. $250-$300
359. 1955 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS PL-66. $100-$125
360. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Twenty-Five Cents. Includes: 1910 VF-30, cleaned. 1911 VF-30. 1936 AU-55. 1938 AU-55. 4 Pcs. $150-$215 347. 1858 Twenty Cents. ICCS AU-50. $500-$600 361. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Twenty-Five Cents. t w e n t y -f i v e c e n t Includes: 1940 MS-63. 1941 MS-64. 1942 MS-63. 3 Pcs. $150-$200 348. 1870 Twenty-Five Cents. PCGS EF-40. $250-$300 362. Canadian Lot of ICCS Graded Twenty-Five Cents. 349. 1871 Twenty-Five Cents. ICCS F-15. Obv 1. $250-$300 Includes: 1945 MS-64. 1946 MS-63. 1947 MS-62. 1948 MS-60. 1950 MS-63. 5 Pcs. $350-$450
363. Canadian Lot of Twenty-Five Cents. Includes 1917 through 1973 (large bust) with no duplication. Conditions vary, there are some nice Unc. coins. 20 Pcs. $200-$300
349A. 1872H Twenty-Five Cents. PCGS MS62. 7/7 variety. Golden toning. G $1,000-$1,400 B– 18 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate f i f t y c e n t 364. 1899 Fifty Cents. PCGS Cleaned-XF Details. $600-$1,200
365. 1918 Fifty Cents. ICCS EF-40. $100-$150
366. 1919 Fifty Cents. ICCS EF-40. $100-$150
367. 1920 Fifty Cents. ICCS EF-45, narrow 0. $100-$150 377. 1947 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-64. Maple Leaf. $800-$900
367A. 1936 Fifty Cents. PCGS MS64. Very low mintage (38,550) 378. 1947 Fifty Cents. PCGS MS-65. Wide Date Curved 7. with full original lustre. $2,000-$2,400 $2,400-$2,500 379. 1947 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-63. Curved Right 7. $250-$300 380. 1948 Fifty Cents. ICCS VF-30. Key Date. $150-$175 381. 1949 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$275 382. 1952 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-65. $100-$125 383. 1954 Fifty Cents. ICCS PL-63. $100-$200 384. 1956 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-65. $150-$200 368. 1937 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-65. $1,200-$1,500 385. 1957 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-65. $100-$150 369. 1937 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$250 386. 1965 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-65. $50-$75 370. 1917 & 1938 Fifty Cents. Both ICCS graded: 1917 VF-30. 387. Canadian Lot of Fifty Cents and Silver Dollars. Lot 1938 EF-40. 2 Pcs. includes: 1939 - 1959 Fifty Cents and 1935 - 1962. Should $100-$125 be viewed as conditions vary, no return. 33 Pcs. $400-$500 d o l l a r
371. 1939 Fifty Cents. PCGS MS-65. $1,800-$2,000
372. 1940 & 1941 Fifty Cents. Both ICCS MS-63. 2 Pcs. $150-$180
373. 1943 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-64. Far 3. $200-$250 388. 1935 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-66. $350-$450 374. 1945 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-64. $200-$250 389. 1935 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$250
390. 1935 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $100-$125 391. 1936 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $200-$225 392. 1936 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $200-$225 393. 1937 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $200-$275 394. 1937 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $200-$275 375. 1946 Fifty Cents. ICCS AU-55. Design in 6. $800-$1,000 395. 1937 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-63. $80-$100 376. 1946 Fifty Cents. ICCS MS-63. $150-$175 G 19 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
396. 1938 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $600-$750 403. 1945 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-60. $400-$450
397. 1938 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-60, cross graded PCGS 404. 1945 Silver Dollar. ICCS EF-45. $250-$300 MS-62. $100-$125
405. 1946 Silver Dollar - Specimen. PCGS SP65. A virtually 398. 1939 Silver Dollar - Specimen. PCGS SP66. A flawless mark free specimen that is attractive. white matte example. $1,000-$1,500 $3,000-$5,000 399. 1939 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $250-$350 406. 1946 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-60. $100-$140
400. 1945 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS63. In old green holder. A 1947 Maple Leaf Silver Dollar - Specimen. full strike. 407. PCGS SP63. $800-$1,000 Lightly toned in old green holder. $2,000-$2,500
408. 1947 Maple Leaf Silver Dollar. ICCS EF-45. $350-$375
409. 1947 Maple Leaf Silver Dollar. ICCS VF-30. Double HP. $275-$325
410. 1947 Maple Leaf Silver Dollar. ICCS VF-30. $275-$325
401. 1945 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS61. Every bit as nice as the above. $500-$600
411. 1947 Silver Dollar - Pointed 7; Quadruple Punch HP. ICCS MS-60. $500-$550 G 402. 1945 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS61. $400-$450 B– 20 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate
412. 1947 Silver Dollar - Pointed 7; Quadruple Punch HP. 418. 1948 Silver Dollar - Specimen. PCGS SP61. Accompanied ICCS MS-60. by a certificate from ANACS, dated 1983 for J&M. $500-$550 $3,000-$4,000
413. 1947 Silver Dollar - Blunt 7. PCGS MS63. White, full 419. 1949 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-67. $300-$400 strike, nice coin. $400-$500 420. 1949 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-66. $100-$200 414. 1947 Silver Dollar - Blunt 7. ICCS MS-60. $175-$200 421. 1949 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-66. $100-$200 415. 1947 Silver Dollar - Blunt 7. ICCS EF-40. $120-$150 422. 1950 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$250
416. 1948 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS63. The King of dollars, in 423. 1951 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $400-$550 old green holder. $3,000-$3,500
424. 1951 Silver Dollar - Specimen. PCGS SP66, SWL. Nothing 417. 1948 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS62. Accurately graded, a few finer in the PCGS POP Report (01/18). Mintage is hits on the cheek and neck. unknown, estimated at a few hundred pieces at most. $2,000-$2,400 Toned. $1,500-$2,500
Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook G 21 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 431. 1953 & 1964 Silver Dollars - Lot of 2. Includes: 1953 ICCS MS-63, SF. 1964 ICCS MS-62, missing dot. 2 Pcs. $60-$80
432. 1954 Silver Dollar. ICCS PL-64. $200-$300
433. 1954 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $100-$150
425. 1951 Silver Dollar. PCGS PL66. The mirrored fields appear near flawless, there only a few light hairlines, a sharply struck gem. $750-$850
426. 1951 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $80-$100
434. 1955 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $700-$800
427. 1952 Silver Dollar. PCGS MS65, NWL. White. $600-$700
435. 1955 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64, Arnprior with die break. $600-$700
436. 1955 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64. $100-$125
428. 1952 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65, WL. $400-$450
437. 1955 Silver Dollar - Arnprior. PL-67. A virtually mark free specimen that is graced by a light golden toning. Only 1 coin is finer on the PCGS POP Report (01/18). $600-$750
429. 1953 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65, SF. $300-$400
438. 1955 Silver Dollar - Arnprior. PCGS PL66. Another beauty with a gem near flawless look. $500-$600 430. 1953 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65, SF. $300-$400 G B– 22 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 442. 1957 Silver Dollar. PCGS PL66 in old green holder. $150-$200
443. 1957 Silver Dollar. ICCS PL-66. $100-$150
444. 1958 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$300
445. 1958 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$300
439. 1955 Silver Dollar. PL-66. Nicely toned around the rim. $300-$400
446. 1963 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $700-$900
440. 1956 Silver Dollar. PCGS PL66 in old green holder. $300-$400
447. 1964 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $700-$900 448. 1965 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64, Type V. $150-$200 449. 1966 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65, large beads. $350-$450 450. 1967 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$300 441. 1956 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-64, heavy cameo. $400-$450 451. 1967 Silver Dollar. ICCS MS-65. $200-$300
J.O.P. Si l v e r Do l l a r s
We are offering this 1956 JOP Dollar as part of a group of 11 coins that were recently struck with the discovery of dies during a recent The initials J.O.P. stand for sale from the Littlewood family in Nelson, BC. The dies were then Joseph Oliva Patenaude of Nelson, BC, donated to the National Currency Collection. A similar example sold at our Fall Expo, 2017 (lot #716) realized $3360. Great who counterstamped silver dollars opportunity, only a few are left in stock. More information was from 1935 to the early 1950s. given in the inside cover of our previous auction catalogue, as well as our blog posts at https://gbellauctions.wordpress.com/ There will be more research done into the unique 1935 Silver Dollar.
452. 1947 Silver Dollar J.O.P. Counterstamped. Blunt 7, type 453. 1956 Silver Dollar J.O.P. Counterstamped. PCGS MS63. II. EF Condition. Many collectors consider JOP dollars to be an official part $1,000-$1,250 of a Canadian silver dollar collection. $2,500-$3,000 GB 23 –A uctions 1967 - 2017 Counterstrikes
454. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the 150th 458. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the Anniversary of Canada and its various events 100 years ago. 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years Commemorating The 1917 Halifax Explosion with anchor ago. Commemorating Onward and upward. Only 200 design and a picture of the town clock with the time of the struck. $200-$400 explosion. Only 200 struck. $200-$400
459. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the 455. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the 150th Anniversary Of Canada and its various events 100 years 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years ago. Commemorating Vimy Ridge. Only 200 struck. ago. Commemorating Balfour Declaration, (November 2, $200-$400 1917), statement of British support for “the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people.” It was made in a letter from Arthur James Balfour. Maximum mintage of only 300 pieces. $200-$400
460. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years ago. Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the 1967 silver dollar. Only 200 struck. 456. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the $200-$400 150th Anniversary of Canada and its various events years ago. Commemorating the Origins of the Three Degrees of Craft Freemasonry (1617). Maximum mintage of 300 pieces struck. $200-$400
461. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the 150th Anniversary of Canada and it’s various events years ago. Halifax stamp, home of Citadel Coins - the manufacturer of these counterstamps. Only 200 struck. 457. 1967 Silver Dollar with Counterstikes. Representing the $200-$400 150th Anniversary of Canada and it’s various events years ago. Commemorating The last Newfoundland coinage struck 70 years ago (1947). Only 200 struck. G $200-$400 B– 24 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 462. Nicely Toned Cased Silver Dollar all ICCS Graded - Lot o y a l a n a d i a n i n t of 5. Includes: 1971 SP-66 & SP-67. 3x 1972 SP-67. Superb R C M mauve and rainbow tones. 5 Pcs. $60-$100
463. 1974 Nickel Dollar Double Yoke #2. ICCS MS-65. $300-$400 Er r o r De c i m a l 464. 1976 Five Cents Struck on a Ten Cent Planchet. ANACS certified, MS65. $200-$300
465. 1979 One Cent Struck on a Ten Cent Planchet. ANACS 470. 1954 NSF Proof Like Set. In plastic case, this is quite rare. Penny is still red. certified, MS64. $200-$300 $2,000-$2,500
471. 1970 VIP Specimen Set. In case and box of issue. $500-$600
472. 2013 Uncirculated Set w/ ERROR. With $2.00 Double Date and Legend & 2008 Petro Canada / RCM Mule Error Alpine Skiing Olympic Quarter 25¢. $50-$60 466. 1982 Five Cents Struck on a Ten Cent Planchet. ANACS certified, MS61. $200-$300 Wo r l d Go l d Co i n s
467. 1970 Twenty-Five Cent Struck on a Foreign Planchet. 473. 1913 Canadian Gold Reserve $10. PGCS MS63. $1,100-$1,250 ANACS certified, MS63. $300-$400
468. 1987 Twenty-Five Cent Struck on One Cent Copper Planchet. 3.24gr, non-magnetic. $300-$400 474. 1913 Canadian Gold Reserve $10. PGCS MS63. $1,100-$1,250
469. 1966 Silver Dollar Incomplete Punch Planchet Error. 475. 1995 W USA Vault Collection Civil War $5 Gold. PCGS PCGS MS63, large beads. $300-$400 MS69. $350-$450
[email protected] www.gbellauctions.com G – B 25 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate o y a l a n a d i a n i n t 484. Bank Medal. Royal Bank of Canada silver specimen R C M issued to South Edmonton and District Agricultural Society, 3rd Annual Plowing Match for Best Finish, James Gordon, rough edge with several nicks. $200-$250
485. Exhibition Medal. British Columbia Industrial & Mining Exhibition, CH EBCA-21, silver, UNC; Dominion Exhibition, Saint John, New Brunswick, 1910, silver, UNC; Dominion of Canada Exhibition medal, Leroux 1460, silver, 38.4 g, EF. 3 Pcs. $150-$200
486. Tercentennial Medal Champlain, 1908. Obverse: Champlain holding a sword aloft stepping ashore from a sailing vessel, crowned monograms of Henri IV and Edward VII either side. IIIe. CENTENAIRE. DE. LA. FONDATION. DE. QUEBEC. On a plaque below: STADACONE Reverse: Two female allegorical figures, one with a pedestal bearing French lilies, the other resting on the British shield, seated beneath a tree with ribbon 476. Canada Specimen Set, 1937. All ICCS Graded, mirror inscribed NEE SOUS LES LIS/DIEU AIDANT./L’OEUVRE. finish. One cent SP-65, red. Five cents SP-65. Ten cents DE CHAMPLAIN/A.GRANDI.SOUS.LES.ROSES; Ae, SP-65. Twenty-Five cents SP-65. Fifty cents SP-66. Silver 77mm, marked Bronze on edge, AU. $200-$300 Dollar SP-65. With presentation case, the mirror sets are much scarcer than the matte sets. 487. Chateau de Ramezay. 100th anniversary medals in bronze $3,500-$4,500 and silver. Both in issued cases and UNC. The silver 477. Error Prooflike Set, 1967. Flipped 25-cent piece in mint weighs 149g. 2 Pcs. $150-$200 pliofilm. $80-$100 488. Chateau de Ramezay. BR 169, LER 1517a, Pierre Breton, 478. Olympic Mule PL Set, 2007. The error coin couples the silver test indentation at 9 o’clock; bronze specimen with wheelchair curling 25 Cents reverse with the Olympic dated history on reverse, looped at top, obverse shows the logo. These coins are supposed to have the Para-Olympic Chateau, UNC, Proulx 110b, thought to have been issued circa 1905. 2 Pcs. logo on the obverse. Rarely offered. $300-$400 $100-$150 Ca n a d i a n Me d a l s 489. Chateau de Ramezay. LER 1612b, silver, Library and Museum, EF; LER 1612c, bronze, Bust of Tiffin, UNC. 2 Pcs. $100-$150 479. Governor General. Minto, 1898-1904, bronze, 277 issued, CL 108, UNC in case of issue, not awarded. $100-$150 490. Leroux. LER 1072m, Rowan House, Ottawa, ON, G/F 5 cents, brass, UNC; LER 1466, Marquis of Lorne and 480. Governor General. Byng, 1921-26, bronze, 888 issued, Princess Louise, Industrial Association of Toronto, silver, CL 112, spot of corrosion on obverse otherwise UNC. UNC. 2 Pcs. $100-$150 $100-$150
481. Governor General. Schreyer, 1979-1984, silver, 88.6g, 491. Leroux.LER. 996x, Stonhouse & Chamberlin, Ottawa, ON, CL 123, EF, not awarded. Fine Carriages and Wagons, AL, UNC; LER 610, Provincial $250-$300 Agricultural Quebec, silver, EF with some edge damage. 482. Governor General. Adrienne Clarkson, 1999-2005, bronze, 2 Pcs. $100-$150 UNC. $250-$300 492. Education Medal. Protestant Board of School 483. Exhibition Medal. 1851 Great Exhibition Exhibitor’s Commissioners for the City of Montreal, bronze, in case of medal issued to Canadian exhibitor No. 150A, EFOA-3, issue, awarded to Elizabeth Hudson, Sherbrooke St. School, June 1894, UNC. G W.H. Rice, Montreal, for Wire Cloth. $100-$150 $100-$150 B– 26 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 493. Scholastic Medal. Protestant Board of School 505. Fraternal Medal Lot. IOOF, Rebekatt Assembly, Commissioners For the City of Montreal, bronze, awarded Committee and Marshall badges to Mrs Wm. J. Holder, to “Gordon V. Carpenter, Aberdeen School, June, 1913”. Jean A. Matthews, Lois LaBerge, a Masonic piece to Bro. In case of issue. UNC. O. Matthews, 1940 and other Masonic related badges. We $150-$200 recommend viewing. 13 Pcs. $100-$150 494. Scholastic Medal. A great group of 5 medals awarded to Hugh Rose at the Ottawa Collegiate Institute. There are 2 506. Odds and Sods. Past President’s badge, Royal Canadian copper specimens dated 1912 and 1913 and 3 silver Legion, “R. Murley, 1968; Grand International Firemen’s specimens all dated 1915. $200-$300 Tournament, Aug. 16 & 17, dated 1888, WM; another bronze Firemen’s medal; a British 1951 circus silver 495. Scholastic Medal. A 10kt gold medal weighing 27.3g of medal; a 1941 silver fraternal medal; a pilot’s (boat) the Ottawa Collegiate Institute awarded to Hugh Rose identification piece; another fraternal base metal piece “General Proficiency 1915”. UNC. with ribbon; a silver religious cross with the cartouche $600-$700 “RB” in a star. We recommend viewing. Lot of 8 Pcs. 496. Scholastic Medal. Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, $100-$150 bronze medal awarded to H.G. Rose for mathematics, 507. Nova Scotia Medal Lot. Halifax Floral Association, 1919. UNC in case of issue (Wyon). $100-$150 copper, UNC; Halifax Intermodal Terminal, pewter, UNC. 2 Pcs. 497. New Brunswick Medal Lot. Mount Allison University, $100-$150 Grace Annie Lockhart, copper, UNC; Canadian Hussars Princess Louise, 1848-1973, 125th anniversary, bronze, UNC; 508. Canadian Medal Lot. Canadian National Exhibition, 1978 City of Fredericton, University of New Brunswick, bronze, Centennial silver souvenir, 31.5g; bronze Ottawa School UNC’ 1983 Moncton RCNA copper medal, UNC. 4 Pcs. Board (Punctuality and Good Conduct medal); Toronto $200-$250 School Board bronze medals (2) for Good Conduct, etc.; Toronto School Board, 8 year silver medal in case of issue 498. Coin Club Medal. Halifax Coin Club 1961 gold medal. for Good Conduct, etc. and an 8 year piece in white metal. This is one of the earliest club medals issued weighing Lot of 6 Pcs. 54.3g of 9kt gold in original case of issue. Another $100-$150 interesting feature is that is was produced by the Royal 509. Religious Medal Lot. 84 Religious medals mostly from Mint in England. $600-$700 Quebec. We strongly recommend viewing. Lot of 84. $100-$150 499. Sports Medal. St. Mary’s River Boat Club, prize medal to C. kleberg, Juv. Club Champ. It is mounted on a blue and 510. Fire Services - New Brunswick Medal. A long serving white ribbon with 3 bars stating “Juv. Fours, Sgle.-Dble. member of the Moncton Fire Department received 2 Canoe and War Canoe.” Silver. medals. The first is for Exemplary Service, silver, awarded $100-$150 to J. London. Unc with a orange and yellow ribbon in case 500. Sports Medal. Star shaped bicycle silver medal with the of issue. The second is the 1952-2002 commemorative Canada medal for Queen Elizabeth. 2 Pcs. obverse showing a driver on a bicycle with July 21/94 $100-$200 beneath. The reverse has a pin attached with “D. Bain” inscribed. $100-$150 511. Cane Topper. An ornate cane topper, gold filled with an engraved plaque stating “Presented to the Hon. Dr. Roy 501. Sports Medal. Baseball prize medal presented to By The Dominion Liberal Association, Mar. 19, 1906”. A J. Monaghan, of Timmins, Ontario dated July 2, 1923. It is very interesting piece of Canadian history. Dr. Philippe 10kt gold (5.8g) with a center of silver. Roy (1868-1948) came from Quebec and was called to the $100-$150 Senate in 1906. Presumably the cane was presented at that 502. Sports Medal Lot. Silver golf and gold filled baseball time. He later served as ambassador to France from 1928 medals presented to A.S. Ahiers, a nice Director’s badge to 1938. He was succeeded By Georges Vanier who later became Governor General of Canada. for the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, 3 small $200-$300 medals. We recommend viewing. Lot of 6 Pcs. $100-$150 Wo r l d Me d a l s
503. Sports Medal Lot. 5 Silver medals presented to 512. Foreign Medal. 1791 Charles IV Proclamation silver L. Woodrow for soccer, baseball, etc.; 8 odds and ends that medal. Proclamation medals were widely minted and should be inspected. Lot of 14 Pcs. distributed to announce the coronation of new monarchs $100-$150 throughout the colonies. They were meant to encourage loyalty to a new monarch. 504. Royalty and Coronation Lot. A nice collection of $250-$300 Coronation, Royal Visits, etc. with monarchs from Victoria 513. Foreign Medal. Glasgow Agricultural Society awarded to to George VII. We recommend viewing. Lot of 19 Pcs. “Robert Morton with 5 pounds for Best Fresh Butter $100-$150 1862”, silver, pin mounted on reverse. $100-$150 G 27 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 514. Foreign Medal. An interesting silver key presented to 521. McCarthy Penny. Same as above but not as attractive, this Mrs. W.H. Linell, Feb. 9th, 1905 at the opening of Guttridge was recovered from a dig in PEI. Memorial Church in Preston, Lancashire, England in case $1,000-$1,500 of issue, UNC. $100-$150
515. Foreign Medal. National Chrysanthemum Society silver medal issued to Jos. Walton, Esq. of Newton Heath, England, 1906 in case of issue, UNC, 59.4g. $150-$200
516. Foreign Medal. Dr. Barnardo’s Home medal, silver, issued to James F. McGregor for Good Conduct and length of Service, 73.6g. These were homeless and 522. BR 916. PEI Sheaf of Wheat. CH PE-4. ICCS F-15. orphaned children in England sent to Canada and adopted $2,500-$3,500 by Canadian families. $100-$150 523. BR 995. Ships Colonies and Commerce, 1815. CH PE-9A. 517. Foreign Medal. Committee medal of possibly the Society Brass, these tokens were struck with poorly prepared of St. George. It is silver with a red ribbon. An interesting dies. $200-$300 specimen that requires research. $100-$150 524. BR 921. Fisheries and Agriculture. CH PE-8A1. CCCS Pr e -Co n f e d e r a t i o n To k e n s AU-50. $150-$200 518. BR 952. Rutherford, Newfoundland. CH NF-1A2. ICCS 525. No Lot EF-40. $250-$300
526. BR 888. Success to Navigation & Trade ½ penny, 1815. CH NS-23A3. ICCS F-12. Charlton states one certified - extremely rare. 519. BR 954. Ship (Halfpenny), 1858. CH NF-3A1. $500-$750 ICCS EF-40. Open 5 var. This was part of the Cooper Collection: lot #44, Toronto Coin Expo Fall 2016. $5,000-$6,000
527. BR 971. Wellington ½ penny, 1813. CH WE-2A3. ICCS VF-20. Not priced in Charlton “None certified - extremely rare”. $750-$1,000
528. BR 974. Field Marshall Wellington Penny. CH WE-3. ICCS VF-20. $200-$250 520. McCarthy Penny. CH PE-2, the letters P.E.I incuse on an 529. BR 970. Wellington One Penny. CH WE-4A. ICCS otherwise blank planchet, copper. There is no justification VF-30. for attributing this piece to Peter McCausland (also $100-$125 spelled MacAusland or McAuslane), as has usually been the case. Everything, including its likely date of production 530. BR 977. Trade & Commerce, Wellington, 1811..CH WE-6. about 1840, and the identical features with the unique ICCS VF-30. $400-$500 DMC / P.E.I piece, point to Dennis McCarthy of Charlottetown as the issuer. McCarthy’s Charlottetown 531. BR 978. Marquis Wellington. CH WE-7. ICCS EF-40. tinsmith shop was located at the north-west corner of $150-$200 Kent and Great George Streets (the latter street now called University Avenue). This example is better than most, 532. BR 980. Wellington ½ penny. CH WE-9. ICCS VF-20, with some corrosion and verdigris, perhaps from having corrosion. been buried. $140-$175 G $1,500-$2,000 B– 28 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 533. BR 981. Pair of The Illustrious Wellington ½ penny tokens, 1816. CH WE-10A1. ICCS EF-40 & CH WE-10A2. (eight strings) ICCS EF-45. 2 Pcs. $120-$175
534. BR 986. Wellington Lower Canada ½ Penny Token. CH WE-11B2, edge reeded up left. ICCS MS-60. $150-$200 545. BR 562, John Molson’s token. CH LC-16A3. ICCS EF-40. 535. BR 986. Wellington Lower Canada ½ Penny Token This example thin with a reeded edge. (c.1813). CH WE-11C1. EF-40. The scarcer variety with the $1,500-$2,500 coat button near the collar. $200-$300
546. BR 562. Molson storecard, 1837. CH LC-16A3. PCGS XF45. By Jean-Marie Arnault. Thin reeded flan. $2,000-$3,000 536. BR 520. Coffin’s Magdalen Island penny, 1815. CH LC-1. ICCS VF-30. Nice clean piece. 547. BR 671. Joseph Roy ½ penny. CH LC-20A1. ICCS VF-30. $500-$600 $250-$350
537. BR 520 Lower Canada Magdalen Island penny, 1815. CH LC-1. VF. $250-$350
538. BR 713. Trade & Agriculture Lower Canada Token. CH LC-2A2. ICCS MS-60. $200-$250
539. BR 713. Trade & Agriculture Lower Canada Token. 548. BR 683. Bouquet Sous. CH LC-31B2. Brass, medal die CH LC-2A3. ICCS MS-60. axis, 5 shamrocks, VF, Charlton states only ONE has been $150-$250 certified. $2,000-$3,000 540. BR 714. Trade & Agriculture Lower Canada Token. CH LC-3A3. ICCS EF-40. 549. BR 674. Bouquet Sous. Montreal Issue. CH LC-40A9. $150-$250 Brass, medal die axis, 5 shamrocks, VG. $50-$100 541. BR 522. City Bank ½ penny, 1837. CH LC-8C1. 550. BR 674. Bouquet Sous. CH LC-40A10, Brass, overstruck ICCS EF-40. $80-$90 on another token, 5 shamrocks, F. $150-$200 542. BR 522. Bank of Montreal ½ penny, 1837. CH LC-8D1. ICCS EF-45. $80-$90
543. BR 521. Banque du Peuple Penny, 1837. CH LC-9C2. ICCS VF-30. $80-$90
551. BR 684. Bouquet Sous. CH LC-41A3. Brass, medal die axis, 6 shamrocks, VG (very scarce). $1,500-$2,000
544. BR 524. Bank of Montreal Sideview Lower Canada ½ penny, 1838. CH LC-10B3. ICCS EF-40. $6,000-$7,500 552. BR 684. Bouquet Sous. CH LC-41A4. Brass, coinage die axis, 6 shamrocks, VG (very scarce). $1,500-$2,000 G 29 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 553. BR 689. Dr. Picault’s Bouquet-Sou. CH LC-43A3. ICCS 568. BR 728. Upper Canada Halfpenny. CH UC-10. ICCS AU-55. VF-20. $250-$350 $300-$400
569. BR 728. A pair of Upper Canada cask tokens. CH UC-10. McL. 17. One Fine with obv. planchet defect, ex. C.H. Fisher (June 27, 1931), the other VG and scratched, ex. Hesslein (June 25, 1928). 2 Pcs. $100-$140
570. BR 728. Upper Canada cask. CH UC-10. ICCS VF-20, corrosion. 554. BR 670. T. Duseman Butcher Belleville. CH LC-45. ICCS $150-$200 AU-50. $300-$350 571. Upper Canada Token Lot. CH UC-9A1, BR 727, VF; CH UC-9A2, BR 727, VF; CH UC-9A3, BR 727, F; 555. BR 991. RH Farthing Engrailed edge, upset rev. CH UC-9A4, BR 727, VG; CH UC-9A4, BR 727, VF+; CH LC-50. ICCS VF-30. $100-$125 CH UC-9A5, BR 727, VF+; CH UC-12B2, BR 730, ICCS VF-20. 7 Pcs. 556. BR 989. RH Penny. CH LC-52. ICCS VF-30. $120-$150 $150-$200
557. BR 992. To facilitate trade, 1825. CH LC-53A2. ICCS 572. Upper Canada Token Lot. CH UC-6A, BR 724, ICCS VF-30. $200-$300 EF-45; CH UC-13, BR 731, VF; CH UC-14, BR 732, VF+. 3 Pcs. 558. BR 1004. Scarce copper ½ penny, 1812. CH LC-56A3. $150-$250 CCCS G-6. $200-$300
559. BR 1002. Scarce Courteau 44 mule. CH LC-58B. PCGS VF25. A scarce and under-rated mule of the obverse of BR 1007 (built up to a broader diameter) and the reverse of BR 1002, these pieces are decidedly thin on the ground. $250-$350
560. BR 718. Lesslie ½ penny. CH UC-2A5, comma, reeded 573. BR 527. Bank of Montreal ½ penny, 1842. CH PC-1A1. edge. Lesslie & Sons, York, Kingston, and Dundas. ICCS ICCS EF-40. Tall trees var. very scarce in better condition. EF-40. $100-$125 $600-$800
561. Upper Canada Token Lot. CH UC -2A1, BR 718, VF; CH 574. BR 527. Bank of Montreal ½ penny, 1842. CH PC-1A1. UC-2A4, BR 718, EF; CH UC-2A5, BR 718, ICCS VF-30. ICCS VF-20. $500-$600 3 Pcs. $300-$400 575. BR 527. Bank of Montreal ½ penny, 1844. CH PC-1B3. 562. BR 717. Lesslie 2 Pence. CH UC-3. McL 31. ICCS VF-30. PCGS MS-62 BN. $300-$400 $500-$600
563. BR 717. Lesslie 2 Pence. CH UC-3. ICCS VF-30. $300-$400 576. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH PC-1B5. BR 527. AU; CH PC-1B6, BR 527, EF+; CH PC-1B6, BR 527, ICCS 564. BR 724. Brock Urn Token. CH UC-6A2. ICCS MS-60. AU-55. 3 Pcs. $150-$200 $300-$400
565. Upper Canada Token Lot. CH UC-4A1, BR 1010, F; 577. BR 526. Bank of Montreal penny, 1837. CH PC-2A1. ICCS CH UC-4A2, BR 1010, F; CH UC-4A3, BR 1010, VG; VF-20. $350-$450 CH UC-5A1, BR 723, F (2); CH UC-7, BR 725, VG. 6 Pcs. $100-$200 578. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH PC-2B. BR 526. AU; CH PC-4, BR 528, ICCS AU-50. 2 Pcs. 566. BR 727. McL 12. “1820” anvil and shovels sloop. $200-$300 CH UC-9A1. ICCS EF-45. $120-$150 579. BR 526, BMO 1842 penny. CH PC-2B. Co. 87. AU+, toned 567. BR 727, A trio of Upper Canada sloop tokens. with overall underlying lustre and some iridescence, with CH UC-9A2, One McL 13, EF or a touch better, but corrosion spots on obv. over 3rd A of Canada, and beneath corrosion spots on obv., ex. T.L. Elder (June 3, 1922). A pair E of Montreal. Solid strike Obv. die cracks through V of of McL. 14, CH UC-9A4, the first VF, stained obv., early Province, O of Of, and 2nd A of Canada. $140-$180 die state with no rust, ex. Lyman Low (Mar 27, 1914); the second VF or better, possibly cleaned long ago (but now 580. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH PC-3. BR 529. UNC; fully toned), heavily rusted obv., ex Bolender (May 16, CH PC-4, BR 528, AU. 2 Pcs. 1933). 3 Pcs. $300-$400 G $120-$160 B– 30 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 580A. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH-PC3, Br 529. 1852 Quebec Bank Token Lot. 26 Pcs. Good-VF. Lot should be viewed. $100-$130
581. BR 720. Bank of Upper Canada One Half Penny, 1852. CH PC-5B2. NGC MS-64 BN. $150-$250
582. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH PC-5C1, BR 720, AU; 592. Warehouse/JB script. (Nova Scotia). CH BL-31. The CH PC-5C1, BR 720, ICCS MS-60. 2 Pcs. $200-$300 famous storecard, attributed to John Brown. ICCS VF-30. $2,300-$3,000 583. BR 720. Bank of Upper Canada One Half Penny, 1857. CH PC-5D. NGC MS-63 BN. 593. BR 997. Lees 3. Ship/Ships Colonies & Commerce. $100-$200 CH BL-24A3. ICCS F-12. Copper, thin flan. $250-$350 584. BR 719. Bank of Upper Canada One Penny, 1850. CH PC-6A1. ICCS AU-50. $200-$250
585. BR 719. Bank of Upper Canada One Penny, 1850. CH PC-6A2. ICCS AU-55. $200-$275
586. Province of Canada Token Lot. CH PC-6A2, BR 719, EF+; CH PC-6C1, BR 719, ICCS MS-60; CH PC-6C2, BR 719, 594. Wood 9b. Lees 4. Ship/Ships Colonies & Commerce. ICCS EF-40. 3 Pcs. $200-$300 CH BL-24B. CCCS G-4. $400-$500 587. BR 719. Bank of Upper Canada One Penny, 1857. CH PC-6D, BR 719, PCGS MS-64 BN. $150-$200
595. BR 998. Wood 10. Ships Colonies & Commerce. CH BL-28A2. ICCS F-12. $400-$600 588. BR 558. Vexator Canadinsis, 1811. CH VC-2A1. ICCS VF-30. Rare. $2,000-$2,500
596. BR 1008, Wood 19. CH BL-32A1. Copper. N.N. 4.66 grams. Large flan. 23 mm. ICCS VF-30. A nice coin, as clean as can be expected. $2,500-$3,000 589. BR 559. Vexator M L Canadinsis, 1811. CH VC-3A1. ICCS 597. BR 1012. Blacksmith Token. CH BL-35A2. N.E. EF-40. Thick flan. Rare. $2,000-$3,000 4.76 grams. Brass. ICCS F-12, but pitted. $250-$350 590. Wood 12. Bust L/Harp L. CH BL-8. ICCS VF-30. $200-$250
598. Bust R/Harp Blacksmith Token. CH BL-36. N.E. 7.54 grams. Small, Thick flan. CCCS VF-30. 591. Wood 17. Bust L/Brit. R. CH BL-12. Brass. ICCS F-12. $1,500-$2,000 $400-$500 G 31 – B Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 608. BR 975. Hibernia Penny (1805). CH AM-2. A notoriously difficult token to find in high grade. CCCS F-15. $100-$150
609. BR 983. Success to Trade, Commerce Rules the Main ½ penny, 1816. CH AM-3. CCCS F-15. $250-$300
599. Stunning Wood 23, 1st Issue, State C. CH BL-40A1. Medal axis. Solid EF or better, bold strike, but some old, light scratches on the obv. Some detail of hair on the back of the bust, and legible detail in the upper right quadrant of Britannia’s shield. Seldom found so well struck or with so little wear. 7.01 grams. Ex T.L. Elder, Dec 16, 1916. $300-$350 610. BR 983. Commerce Rules the Main - 1812 Success and Trade. CH AM-3. Co 36. VF for Type. 600. Wood 23, 1st Issue, State C. CH BL-40A1. Medal axis. $200-$275 about VF. 5.77 grams. Ex. S. S. Heal, July 5, 1915. $120-$160
601. Wood 23, 2nd Issue. CH BL-40A1. Medal axis. about VF. 6.54 grams. Ex. T.L. Elder, May 23, 1914. $120-$160
602. Wood 23, 2nd Issue. CH BL-40A1. Medal axis. Fine. 6.44 grams. Ex. Hesslein, April 17, 1931. $100-$140 611. BR 857. British West Indies Colonial ½ Dollar, 1822. 603. Wood 23, 4th issue. CH BL-40A2. Coinage axis. VF. CH NC-1A2. ICCS AU-50. So-called Anchor Money. 4.30 grams. Ex. S. S. Heal, July 5, 1915. $180-$220 $750-$800 604. Wood 23, 4th issue. CH BL-40A2. Coinage axis. VF, light Po s t -Co n f e d e r a t i o n To k e n s puncture attempt at 7 o’clock on rev. Some reverse discoloration on bust, but reverse a stronger strike than 612. Quebec. BR 571, Gagnon, St. Roch, UNC; BR 572, the preceding. 4.26 grams. Ex. S. S. Heal, July 5, 1915. Montreal, EF; BR 574, Gnaedinger, UNC. 3 Pcs. $120-$180 $100-$150 613. Quebec. BR 574a, Gnaedinger; BR 575, Desjardins, G (Corrosion); BR 579, Lymburner, UNC; BR 582, Leroux, copper, UNC. 4 Pcs. $100-$150
614. Quebec. BR 582, Lymburner, brass, EF (stained); BR 583, Leroux, copper, UNC; BR 584, Leroux, brass, UNC. 3 Pcs. $100-$150 605. Wood 24. Bust R/Riseing Sun Tavern. CH BL-41. N.N. 3.71 grams. The famous Riseing Sun Tavern storecard. 615. Quebec. BR 585, Joseph Leroux, Montreal, UNC; BR 586, ICCS VG-8. Joseph Leroux, Montreal, UNC; BR 587, Checker Club, $600-$1,000 UNC; BR 606, P.O. Tremblay, UNC. 4 Pcs. $100-$150
616. Quebec. BR 609, Montreal Witness, WM, UNC; BR 614, R.W. Williams, Brass, UNC; BR 618, St. Leon Water,, brass, UNC; BR 618, St. Leon Water, White metal, EF. 4 Pcs. $100-$150
617. Quebec. BR 619, St Leon Water, White Metal, UNC; same in brass; BR 627, Mascotte, Montreal, EF; BR 629, A.P., 606. Wood 25. Bust R/Starbuck card. CH BL-42. N.S. ICCS Montreal, f, corrosion, brass. 4 Pcs. F-12. The lightest Blacksmith in the collection at $100-$150 2.78 grams. The Montreal Blacksmith obverse mated with the reverse of the Starbuck scorecard of Troy, N.Y. 618. Quebec. BR 636. Lot of two J.O. Marchand Tokens. White Metal; BR 637 White Metal. AU-UNC. 2 Pcs. $2,000-$3,000 $100-$250
607. BR 966. For General Accommodation. CH AM-1A2. Plain 619. Quebec. BR 640. Copper. Ludger Gravel. AU.. $100-$150 edge, upset reverse. ICCS EF-40. G $100-$125 B– 32 Auctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate 628. Ontario. Port Arthur, R.A. Burriss, real estate token, Edward VII on obverse and New Ontario 160 acres free on the reverse enameled. A scarce token looped at the top. $100-$150
629. Nova Scotia. BR 903, R.S. (Richard Shepard), brass, UNC. $100-$150 620. Quebec. BR 643. Copper. Ludger Gravel/ Bidon No. 20. 630. Nova Scotia. Russian American Line, Libau, New York, EF.16.28 grams. Scarce. . $500-$600 Halifax, bilingual Russian and English, brass, EF, Scarce. $100-$150
621. Quebec. BR 646. Copper. Ludger Gravel/ Bidon No. 10. Copper.16.10 grams. Scarce. . 631. Canada. Engine No. 69, 1/4 cord wood, uniface, VERY $500-$600 RARE. $300-$400 Mi s c e l l a n e o u s To k e n s 632. Thomas Church Token Lot of two. Bo 8-27. Mc914. Collector of Canadian Coins and Tokens, copper; Bo 14-50 Ottawa Carnival 1895, copper. AU-Unc. 2 Pcs. $150-$200
622. Quebec. BR 642. White Metal. Ludger Gravel/ Bidon No. 10. EF.5.05 grams. Rare. . $800-$1,000
633. Thomas Church Token. Bo 38-45. L. Laurin Gatineau Point 1892/ No Labor No Bread. Copper. 26 Struck. Ex JHA Sale No.59 June 1998 Torex. Unc. $250-$300
623. Quebec. BR 647. White Metal. Ludger Gravel/ Oil Can. Weakly Struck, Stained. VF.5.05 grams. Ex GBA Spring Expo 2013 Lot 1049, Ex Temple, Ex Pelletier. Two examples known. . $1,200-$1,500
624. Quebec. BR 661 - Tellier & Co., Sorel, PQ. SCARCE, WM, AU, 18 mm, 1.62gms. $200-$250 634. Thomas Church Token. Bo 36-37. No Labor No Bread/ Sheaf of Wheat, Plow, Beaver. Copper. 13 Struck. Unc. 625. Ontario. BR 736 Iliffe 1/2 Loaf. Brass. - Lot of 2, VF. $250-$350 2 Pcs. $100-$150 635. Canadian Communion Token. New Brunswick. St. John CH NS-238A, Bo 123 Extremely Rare. 626. Ontario. BR 848, John Henry of Beamsville, ON. Brass, $300-$400 4.2gms with die axis, EF. $100-$150 635A. World Token Lot. Includes a variety of U.S.A. Good For Tokens, 627. Ontario. Leitrim, ON, G.W. Barrett, Ler 1067n, 1 pint; Canadian and U.S.A. Transportation Tokens, Tune Tokens, G.W. Barrett, Ler 1067m, 1 quart, both brass, EF. $100-$150 Amusement Tokens and Miscellaneous Tokens. 131 Pcs. Lot should be viewed. $80-100 GB 33 –A uctions Lot # Description Estimate Lot # Description Estimate a n a d i a n o u n t e r m a r k s 641. Canadian Countermark Lot. New Brunswick countermarks: C C R.T.H. on obv. of New Brunswick cent, 1861, BR 907; J.H. 636. Canadian Countermark. NOBLE. F. C. OF. E. 123003. TRUEL on obv. and twice on rev. of New Brunswick cent, around perimeter of coin and H.Q. / C.F.C counterpunched 1861, BR 907 (Brunk T-436); WP in large letters on rev. of New on planed rev. of Napoleon III 10 centimes. A dog tag Brunswick cent, 1861, BR 907; Z on obv. of New Brunswick penny, 1843, BR 909 (M.I. 1028); Maltese cross on obv. of New possibly for a member of the Canadian Forestry Corps. $60-$120 Brunswick penny, 1843, BR 909; a grille of four squares on obv. of New Brunswick penny, 1843, BR 909 (M.I. 1064); three 637. Canadian Countermark. A. THOMPSON / SADDLER squares with hole in center more deeply recessed on obv. of New Brunswick penny, 1843, BR 909. 7 Pcs. on obv. & rev. of Bank of Upper Canada ½ penny, 1850, $250-$400 BR 720. Piece holed. $150-$300 642. Canadian Countermark Lot. Wellington and related countermarks: J. TABER twice on obv. & once on rev. of 638. Canadian Countermark. JG TODHUNTER PORTAGE (in Wellington ½ penny, BR 971 (M.I. 907, Brunk T-38). Piece holed; circle) counterpunched on rev. of British George III R. TRANTER on obv. & rev. of Wellington ½ penny, 1814, BR ½ penny, 1806 (Brunk T-337); JGT counterpunched on 979, C. 33 (M.I. 922, Brunk T-394). Piece holed; a quartered planed obv. of East India Company half anna. 2 Pcs. circle on obv. of Victoria Nobis Est ½ penny, BR 982 (M.I. 1056); $100-$200 three crowns on obv. and three on rev. of Picard’s Wellington issue, BR 986. Piece holed in center; a keyhole on rev. of 639. Canadian Countermark Lot. Prince Edward Island Wellington ½ penny, 1814, BR 979, C. 35 (M.I. 1072). 5 Pcs. countermarks: D.S / SMALL on obv. of Prince Edward Island $200-$350 cent, 1871 (date scratched out), BR 915; 1 within oval countermarked five times on obv. of Prince Edward Island ½ 643. Canadian Countermark Lot. Bank of Upper Canada penny, BR 919. The oval in which the 1 (could be an I or a bar) countermarks: C.C. PARKE. on obv. & rev. of Bank of Upper is marked is deeply recessed, and the argument can be made Canada penny, 1852, BR 719 (M.I. 730, Brunk P-132); A.E. PAYNE. (curved) neatly counterpunched on rev. of Bank of that this is an 0 countermark; [Lattice]. Six pointed lattice three Upper Canada penny, 1854, BR 719 (M.I. 736, Brunk P-269); R times on obv. and once on rev. and 3 L counterpunched on rev. on obv. & rev. of Bank of Upper Canada penny, 1850, BR 719 of Prince Edward Island ½ penny, 1857, BR 919. 3 Pcs. $100-$150 (M.I. 754); R.S. four times on obv. of Bank of Upper Canada penny, 1857, BR 719 (M.I. 758); R.T.C on obv. & rev. of Bank of 640. Canadian Countermark Lot. Trade & Navigation Upper Canada penny, 1857, BR 719 (M.I. 759); S.B.L countermarks: P on obv. of Trade & Navigation ½ penny, counterpunched on rev. of Bank of Upper Canada ½ penny, 1813, BR 963; G.H. PAGE. on rev. of Trade & Navigation 1852, BR 720 (M.I. 813); N.H. SCHRAM and 1860 on obv. of ½ penny, 1813, BR 963; T. SMALL. on obv. of Trade & Bank of Upper Canada ½ penny, 1850, BR 720 (M.I. 822, Brunk S-198); JAMES SCOTT on rev. of Bank of Upper Navigation ½ penny, 1813, BR 963 (Brunk S-518). 3 Pcs. Canada ½ penny, 1854, BR 720. 8 Pcs. $100-$150 $300-$500
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1358 90 1428 190 1499 3,900 sale G 91 – B Auctions Wanted Geoffrey Bell Auctions is now inviting consignments Coins, tokens, medals and banknotes
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton 20 Fen Ridge Ct, Brantford, Ontario August 11th Viewing 9:30-4:30 Auction 5:00 Viewing is also available at the RCNA Convention on Thursday, August 9th and Friday, August 10th
Attend the viewing or auction and receive free admission to the Paris Coin Show on August 12th (the Best one day show in Canada) reward 100% satisfaction Contact Brian Bell 506.333.7778
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