Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale 2024 (Thursday Night)

Canada 1902 Fifty Cents, ICCS VF-30.

Fifty Cents 1906 of Edward VII, ICCS VF-30 with just a hint of light golden toning

Canada 1912 Fifty Cents, PCGS XF-45.

Canada 1914 Fifty Cents, ICCS VF-20. Older 2-letter certificate.

Canada 1920 Fifty Cents Wide 0, ICCS F-15.

Canada 1936 Fifty Cents, ICCS VF-20.

Canada 1912 Fifty Cents, ICCS F-12. Older 2-letter certificate; Canada 1918 Fifty Cents, ICCS F-12. Older 2-letter certificate. 2 Pcs.

Canada 1916 Fifty Cents, ICCS F-15, Scratches. Older 2-letter certificate; Canada 1919 Fifty Cents, ICCS F-15. Older 2-letter certificate. 2 Pcs.

Fifty Cents 1937, ICCS MS-64 with most attractive deep golden toning, nice hints of blue around rims

Canada 1946 Fifty Cents Design (Hoof in 6), ICCS VF-30.

Fifty Cents 1947 Maple Leaf, ICCS VF-30

Canada 1948 Fifty Cents, ICCS VF-20.

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

A scarce Specimen striking of the 1951 Fifty Cent issue, ICCS SP-66 with a touch of light golden toning over brilliant, mirrored fields.

Fifty Cents 1965 PCGS MS-65, a bright milky example with notable minor die rotation

1906 - rim nicks; 1907; 1909; 1910 - Edwardian Leaves; 1912; 1916; 1927; 1931. 8 Pcs.

Includes: 1916 F-12. Older 2-letter certificate; 1948 VF-20. Older 2-letter certificate. 2 Pcs.

One Dollar 1935 Jubilee, ICCS MS-65 with light even golden toning over flawless fields

One Dollar 1936 of George V, ICCS MS-65 with light even gem toning over flawless satin fields. Among the nicest examples we've handled for the d...

One Dollar 1937 of George VI, ICCS MS-64 with even golden-pink toning

One Dollar 1938, ICCS AU-555, quite lightly-toned

One Dollar 1938, ICCS MS-64 with medium grey-gold toning over frosted underlying luster

One Dollar 1939 "Parliament", ICCS MS-65 with rich golden-pink toning over much underlying luster

Canada One Dollar 1945, ICCS EF-40 Cleaned

One Dollar 1945 "5/5", ICCS AU-55 with light grey-gold toning

One Dollar 1945 "5/5", ICCS MS-60 with a touch of light pink-gold toning

One Dollar 1945, ICCS AU-55 and a bright, attractive coin

One Dollar 1946, ICCS MS-62 with light pink-gold obverse toning, deep violet-golden toning on reverse

One Dollar 1945, ICCS MS-64, lightly-toned. A scarce key-date Dollar in this higher grade

One Dollar 1946, ICCS MS-62 with light to medium toning

One Dollar 1947 Blunt "7", ICCS EF-40

One Dollar 1947 Blunt "7", ICCS AU-55

One Dollar 1947 Pointed "7", ICCS VF-20

One Dollar 1947 Pointed "7", Quadruple "HP", ICCS AU-55 with light pink-gold toning

One Dollar 1947 Pointed "7", ICCS MS-62 with brilliant surfaces

One Dollar 1947 Pointed "7", ICCS MS-63 with variable medium toning over nice underlying luster

One Dollar 1947 Maple Leaf, ICCS VF-20 with light grey toning

One Dollar 1947 Maple leaf, Double "HP", ICCS EF-40

One Dollar 1947 Maple Leaf, Double "HP", ICCS MS-60, Cleaned. Remains a sharp and pleasant coin with brilliant surfaces, hint of toning ...

One Dollar 1947 Maple Leaf, Double "HP", ICCS MS-60 with bright surfaces

One Dollar 1948, ICCS Fine-15 with light even reverse toning, and medium variable obverse toning. A solid piece for the grade!

One Dollar 1948, ICCS EF-40 with bright surfaces

One Dollar 1948, ICCS AU-55 with a hint of light golden toning

One Dollar 1948, ICCS MS-60 with bright surfaces. A pleasant example of "the King" of Canadian Silver Dollars

One Dollar 1949, ICCS MS-64 and a choice example with fully-brilliant surfaces and flawless, satin fields

One Dollar 1950 "Island Logs" designation, ICCS MS-65 with deep variable grey-gold toning and some nice underlying luster

One Dollar 1952 No Water Line, ICCS MS-64, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1954, ICCS PL-63 with attractive light golden toning

One Dollar 1955 "Arnprior" with obverse Die-Crack, ICCS AU-55, most attractive for the grade

One Dollar 1955 "Arnprior" with obverse Die-Crack, ICCS MS-63, quite lightly-toned