Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2022 (Thursday Night)

Fifty Cents 1892, Scarcer Obverse 3 type, ICCS EF-40 with light golden toning. The nicest example we've handled for the type

Fifty Cents 1894, ICCS Fair with good portrait outline and strong date & denomination

Fifty Cents 1914, ICCS Fine-15 with even light golden fields

Fifty Cents 1914, ICCS EF-40 with strong detail, problem-free fields, and pleasant light grey-gold toning. A solid higher-grade circulated example fo

Fifty Cents 1946, ICCS MS-64 with medium pink-gold toning

Fifty Cents 1946 Design, ICCS VF-20

Fifty Cents 1947 Maple Leaf, ICCS VF-30

A very scarce 1947ML "Curved 7 Right" Half Dollar, ANACS certified EF-45 with light golden-pink toning. A much sought-after rarity in any...

Fifty Cents 1948, ICCS VF-30 with light even grey toning

Fifty Cents 1949 Hoof/9, ICCS MS-60 with brilliant surfaces. A challening variety in Mint-state

Fifty Cents 1974 "Missing S" variety, CCCS MS-63

Fifty Cents Canada 1968 to 1982, a well-organized stock of 364 pieces in 2x2's, then assembled together in 12 single-row slide trays, all housed...

One Dollar 1935, ICCS MS-65 with lustrous satin fields, and quite light golden toning

One Dollar 1936, ICCS MS-63 with nice lustrous satin fields, and a touch of even golden toning

One Dollar 1936, ICCS MS-65, quite lightly-toned.

One Dollar 1936 with J.O.P. counterstamp on reverse, immediatelly above date, for Joseph Oliva Patenaude . ICCS AU-55, and vastly superior to the VF

One Dollar 1938, ICCS MS-62, mostly brilliant, with a band of variable blue-gold toning around reverse rims

One Dollar 1938, ICCS MS-63 with most attractive pink-gold toning

One Dollar 1939, ICCS MS-64 with light reverse toning, deeper golden obverse toning with nice blue hues around rims

One Dollar 1939, ICCS MS-65 with medium pinkish-gold toning, hints of a violet hue

One Dollar 1945, ICCS AU-50 with even grey-gold toning

One Dollar 1945, ICCS MS-60 with light golden toning over some good lustre

One Dollar 1945 5 over 5, ICCS AU-55

One Dollar 1946, ICCS EF-40 with medium obverse toning, slightly lighter on reverse

One Dollar 1946, ICCS MS-60, brilliant

One Dollar 1946 SWL, ICCS MS-63

One Dollar 1947 Pointed 7, Quadruple punched HP, ICCS MS-60 with light golden toning, and a good-looking coin for the grade

One Dollar 1947 Pointed 7 with Dot, ICCS EF-45. Quite lightly-toned, and a very sought-after variety

One Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, ICCS VF-30

One Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, ICCS EF-40

One Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, ICCS AU-50

One Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, ICCS MS-63 with medium golden obverse toning, light even toning on reverse

One Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, ICCS MS-64

One Dollar 1947 Maple Leaf, Doubled HP, ICCS EF-45 with a couple notable rim-nicks (not referenced on holder)

One Dollar 1947 Maple Leaf, Doubled HP, ICCS MS-63, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1948, ICCS MS-60 Cleaned. Brilliant, with just a hint of light golden toning

One Dollar 1949 commemorative, ICCS MS-66. Brilliant, with the lightest of golden toning, and a choice example!

One Dollar 1950, ICCS MS-66 with lustrous satin fields and even light golden toning. A choice example for the date! Note: some minor cracking at top

One Dollar 1950 Arnprior variety, ICCS AU-55, mostly brilliant

One Dollar 1950 Arnprior, ICCS MS-64 with light grey-gold toning

One Dollar 1952 NWL, ICCS MS-63, quite lightly-toned

One Dollar 1953 SF, ICCS MS-64 with even medium grey-gold toning

One Dollar 1955, ICCS MS-63 with deep gold-grey obverse toning, lighter golden toning on reverse

One Dollar 1955 Arnprior, with obverse Die Breaks, ICCS AU-55 with bright surfaces

One Dollar 1955 Arnprior, with obverse Die Breaks, ICCS MS-64 with nice satin fields, and light even golden toning. A superior example of this classi

One Dollar 1958 "Totem Pole", ICCS MS-65 with rich variable grey-toning over much underlying lustre

One Dollar 1963, ICCS MS-65 with variable golden obverse toning, slightly lighter on reverse. A tough grade for the year, and worthy of any high-end D

A Type 5 Silver Dollar of 1965, PCGS MS-64 with just a hint of light golden toning

A set of four 1965 Silver Dollars, including both Pointed and Blunt 5 varieties of the Small and Large Bead issues; UNC, with some nice toning around

One Dollar 1965 Large Beads, ICCS MS-65 with rich, medium golden toning and some subtle blue hues around reverse rims.