Alliance Coin Friday the 13th Sale - Coins, Medals, Banknotes & Tokens

An original $20 bag of 1963 Canadian Pennies, BU, opened only for purposes of verifying date, and not searched

A set of four Canadian 1965 One Cent coins, representing Small and Large Beads, Blunt and Pointed varieties, housed together in a small custom Capital

One Cent 1979, ICCS MS-66 Red and a brilliant, choice example

One Cent 1979 "Doubled 79", ICCS MS-64 Red

Five Cents 1884 Near 4, ICCS VG-8 with light corrosion mostly cloaked in the even medium toning; with nice bold date & legends

Five Cents 1885 "5 over 5", ICCS VF-30 with light golden toning

Five Cents 1889, ICCS EF-45 with quite lightly-toned obverse, medium violet-gold reverse toning with darker ring of gunmetal blue around rims

Five Cents 1898, ICCS EF-40 with interesting obverse rim anomaly which suggests a slight off-center strike (or shift while in the collar)

Five Cents 1899, ICCS MS-62 with lustrous golden toning and nice detailing

Five Cents 1902, PCGS MS-65 with nice even golden toning, hints of colored hues.

Five Cents 1902H, Small H, ICCS AU-55 with medium grey-gold toing and nice underlying lustre

Five Cents 1926 Near 6, ICCS AU-50 and nice higher grade example

Five Cents 1926 Far 6, ICCS Fine-12

A 1926 Far 6 Five Cents, ICCS VF-30

Five Cents 1926 Far 6, PCGS XF-40

Five Cents 1929, ICCS MS-60 with some nice lustre

Five Cents 1937 Dot, ICCS MS-65 with nice satin fields

Five Cents 1940, ICCS MS-64 with nice lustre

A blank planchet from a Canadian Silver Ten Cents, Type II, PCGS certified AU Details "Environmental Damage". Holder indicates date range ...

Ten Cents 1871H, ICCS EF-40 with even medium toning

Ten Cents 1871H, ICCS EF-45 with just a touch of light toning

Ten Cents 1874H, ICCS EF-40 with light variable golden toning around rims

Ten Cent 1881H Obverse 2, ICCS AU-50 with extremely light surface-pitting ICCS has refereed to as "Corrosion". Coin remains sharp and att...

Ten Cents 1886 Large Knobbed 6, Obverse 4, ICCS EF-40, Cleaned. Now with a hint of golden toning, slightly darker around rims. NOTE: holder indicates

Ten Cents 1894 Obverse 6, cross-graded PCGS VF-30 and ICCS VF-20. With light even grey toning and fully-bold date and legends

Ten Cents 1899 Large 9's, ICCS EF-40 with even medium toning and nice sharp detail

Ten Cents 1901 of Victoria's final year of reign, ICCS AU-55 with light pink-gold toning. An attractive type-piece with good sharp detail

Ten Cents 1903, ICCS VF-30 with light golden toning

Ten Cents 1903H, ICCS AU-58 with nice golden-pink toning, good hints of violet and blue around rims

Twenty Cents 1858 of Victoria (coinage alignment), ICCS Fine-15, lightly-toned with a dark patch of toning at obverse bottom/reverse top

A blank planchet from a Canadian Silver Twenty-five Cents, Type II, PCGS certified AU-55. As with our earlier Ten Cent planchet lot, this holder indic

Twenty-five Cents 1881H, cross-graded ICCS VF-30 and Accugrade EF-40. With pleasant light golden toning

Twenty-five Cents 1903 of Edward VII, ICCS Fine-15 with even medium grey-gold toning

Twenty-five Cents 1903, ICCS EF-40 with just a touch of light toning over white surfaces

Twenty-five Cents 1910, ICCS AU-55 with light and attractive pink-gold toning

Twenty-five Cents 1914, ICCS VF-30 with even medium toning

Twenty-five Cents 1927, ICCS VF-20, lightly-toned, with strong date

Twenty-five Cents 1936, PCGS MS-63 with atractive light golden-pink toning and lustrous satin fields

Twenty-five Cents 1936 Dot, ICCS VG-8 with decent date and legends, evenly-toned

Twenty-five Cents 1937, ICCS MS-64 with attractive golden-pink toning over nice satin fields

Twenty-five Cents 1940, ICCS MS-64 with light golden toning over bright lustrous surfaces

Twenty-five Cents 1941, ICCS MS-64 with a touch of pink-gold toning over good lustre

Twenty-five Cents 1941, ICCS MS-65 with a touch of golden-pink over lustrous satin fields. A very nice George VI Quarter!

Twenty-five Cents 1944, ICCS MS-64 and brilliant

Twenty-five Cents 1946, ICCS MS-64 with just a touch of golden-pink toning

Twenty-five Cents 1953 Small Date (Shoulder Fold), ICCS MS-65 with medium variable pink-gold toning; a choice example

Twenty-five Cents 1954, a roll of 40 circulated coins, averaging pleasant fine, some better. An excellent lot for the flea-market dealer, and an expe

Twenty-five Cents 1959, an Uncirculated roll of 40 pieces with typical light bagginess, housed in a plastic coin tube, ideal for making sets, etc.

Twenty-five Cents 1961, an original sealed Royal Bank tube of 40 UNC pieces, niely toned on ends

Twenty-five Cents 1968 in Silver, ICCS MS-66 and a choice example with milky, satin fields

Twenty-five Cents 1969, ICCS PL-65 UHC. With full white cameo portrait, and a very choice example for the date

Twenty-five Cents 1973 "Large Bust", ICCS AU-55

Twenty-five Cents 1991, PCGS MS-65

An original roll of 1991 Twenty-five Cent coins (40 pieces), in plastic tubing as issued. The scarcest Quarter issue in a generation, and always soug

Twenty-five Cents "September" Mule, ICCS MS-64 NBU

Twenty-five Cents "November" Mule, ICCS MS-64 NBU

A "Twenty Five Tokens" Test issue dated 1965, Ch.#TT-25.6b, Flying Geese at center (obverse and reverse identical), ICCS EF-40

An 1872H Half Dollar of Victoria, PCGS AU Detail with significant corrosion patches around left obverse rim, and to a lesser degree around top-left on

Fifty Cents 1902 of Edward VII, ICCS VF-30, lightly-toned

Fifty Cents 1909, ICCS VF-20, quite lightly-toned

Fifty Cents 1909, ICCS VF-30 with even grey-gold toning

Fifty Cents 1910 Edwardian Leaves, ICCS VF-30 with even grey-gold toning

Fifty Cents 1910 Edwardian Leaves, ICCS EF-40 with light golden toning

Fifty Cents 1916, ICCS EF-45 with a hint of toning

Fifty Cents 1919, ICCS AU-50 with light golden toning

Fifty Cents 1931, ICCS VF-30 with light golden toning

Fifty Cents 1932, ICCS VG-8, lightly-toned

Fifty Cents 1936, ICCS VF-20 with light even toning

Fifty Cents 1937, ICCS MS-64 with attractive pink-gold toning over lustrous fields

Fifty Cents 1939, ICCS MS-64 with a hint of golden toning over lustrous satin fields; a nice example for the date

Fifty Cents 1940, ICCS MS-63 with quite light golden-pink toning

Fifty Cents 1942, ICCS MS-64 with rich golden obverse toning, slightly deeper on reverse with violet-golden hues.

Fifty Cents 1946 Hoof in 6, ICCS VF-30

Fifty Cents 1947 Maple Leaf (7 left), ICCS VF-30

Fifty Cents 1948, ICCS VF-20 with light pink-gold toning

Fifty Cents 1949 Hoof over 9, ICCS Fine-15

Fifty Cents 1953 Large Date, No Shoulder Fold, ICCS MS-62 quite lightly-toned in a soft golden hue; an attractive example of this more challenging var

Fifty Cents 1954, ICCS MS-64, brilliant with a kiss of golden toning

Fifty Cents 1982 Small Beadds, Type 2; ICCS MS-65

One Dollar 1935, ICCS MS-65 with medium golden toning

One Dollar 1936, ICCS MS-64 with medium golden toning

One Dollar 1938, ICCS Good-6 with clear date and strong legends. A good candidate for the collector of "Lowball" Dollars

One Dollar 1945, ICCS VF-30, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1945, ICCS EF-40 Cleaned, with attractive light even toning

One Dollar 1946, ICCS MS-60, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1948, decent EF with clear hairlines from an earlier cleaning. Obverse has had graffiti engraved into fields at left and right of portrait

A 1951 Silver Dollar, ICCS Prooflike-65 with brilliant mirrored surfaces; accompanied by original case and business card from RCM Mint Master Norval P

One Dollar 1953 No Shoulder Fold, ICCS MS-65 with light golden reverse toning, and variable golden toning on obverse

1953 One Dollar No Shoulder Fold, a roll of 20 pieces UNC or better, some with typical light bagginess, others BU. (Lot of 20 pieces)

One Dollar 1954, ICCS MS-64 and a nice bright example with attractive fields

ICCS MS-63 with just a hint of light toning

ICCS Prooflike-65, lightly-toned with flawless fields

One Dollar 1957 1 Waterline, ICCS MS-64 with medium variable grey-gold toning over good underlying lustre; a superior example for this variety

1958 One Dollar "Totem Pole", a tube of 20 pieces pulled from an original Mint bag. All UNC, with typical light bag-marks.

One Dollar 1959, ICCS MS-64 with variable grey-gold obverse toning, lighter even golden toning on reverse

One Dollar 1962, ICCS MS-64 with heavy variable obverse toning, somewhat lighter grey-gold toning on reverse

One each 1963 and 1965 Type 1 Silver Dollars, both PCGS certifie PL-65. (Lot of 2 coins)

A 1965 "Type 1" Silver Dollar (Small Beads, Pointed 5), PCGS Prooflike-66 with some nice frosted relief

A four-piece set of 1965 Silver Dollars, consisting of both Pointed and Blunt 5 varieties of the Small and Large Beads issues, housed in an imprinted

One Dollar 1968 Extra Water Lines, ICCS MS-60