March 27, 2015 - Lower Canada Auction

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March 2015 nuphilex
Lower Canada Auction / Encan Bas Canada
March 27, 2015
Sale #23
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www.lowercanadaauction.com
montreal “nuphilex” show
B
W
elcome to Lower
C a n a d a
Auction's 23rd
sale. This sale includes 331
lots consisting of many
raw and certified coins
and banknotes, as well as a
wide range of key-dates in
many categories. If you
are bidding by mail or
e-mail, we must receive
your bids before March
26th as we will be at the
viewing all day March
27th and therefore unable
to collect your bid sheet.
Pamela Cameron
We have decided to invite The Canadian Numismatic
Company ( TCNC ) to hold an auction session on March 29,
the night after our auction. This is done to bring more to
you the collectors visiting the Nuphilex Show. The Nuphilex
Show is 34 years old and by far the largest of its kind in
Canada with an average of 55 dealers and over 1000 visitors
per show. Adding more auctions is our way of making
Nuphilex the show to go to.
Lot pick up will be on Saturday morning. All internet buyers will be invoiced in the week following the auction.
You will be able to view and bid prior to the auction on our
web site at www.lowercanadaauction.com and the auction
will be available online in real-time at www.icollector.com.
If you have any questions prior to the viewing, or if you
would like to consign in the November 2015 Nuphilex auctions, give us a call at 450-723-1204.
The success of our auctions is due to you and we wish to
thank you all!
Good luck and happy bidding.
Louis Chevrier and Pamela Cameron
ienvenue à cette 23e
vente d'Encan Bas
Canada.
Cette
vente inclus 331 lots consistant en plusieurs lots de
pièces et papier monnaie
non certifiées et certifiées
ainsi qu'un assortiment de
date clés. Si vous nous
faites parvenir vos mises
par télécopieur, courrier
électronique ou par la
poste, assurez-vous que
nous ayons reçu celles-ci
& Louis Chevrier
avant le 26 mars car après
cette date nous sommes sur les lieux de l’encan et ne pouvons pas les recevoir.
Nous avons décidé d’inviter The Canadian Numismatic
Company ( TCNC ) à tenir une session d’encan le 29 mars,
le soir après notre encan. Ceci est fait dans le but d’en offrir
plus aux collectionneurs qui visitent le Salon Nuphilex.
Nuphilex a 34 ans et est de loin le plus grand salon du
genre au Canada avec une moyenne de 55 marchands et
plus de 1000 visiteurs par salon. Ajouter un encan est notre
façon de faire de Nuphilex le salon a ne pas manquer.
La récupération de vos lots se fera le samedi 29 mars, pour
tous les gagnants internet, la facturation se fera durant la
semaine suivant l’encan.
Vous serez en mesure de miser à l’avance sur www.lowercanadaauction.com et l’encan sera disponible en temps réel
sur le www.icollector.com. Si vous avez des questions concernant cette vente ou bien vous aimeriez consigner du
matériel dans notre vente de novembre 2015 au Nuphilex,
appelez-nous au 450-723-1204.
Le succès de nos ventes vous revient et nous vous en remercions.
Nous vous souhaitons bonne chance.
Louis Chevrier et Pamela Cameron
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March 2015 nuphilex
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public auction sale
to be held at
complexe evo
(formerly holiday inn midtown)
420 sherbrooke west, montreal, QC
Friday, March 27, 2015
Auction starts at 6:30 p.m.
Lot Viewing in Montreal: Friday, March 27 • 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Lot Pick Up: Saturday, March 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Lot #
Description
Reserve
Estimate High Bid Lot #
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
Tokens & medals
1.
2.
3.
Breton # 520, Charlton # LC-1, Magdalen Island Token CCCS
F-15.
$130
$260 ______
4.
Breton # 524, Charlton # LC-10B1 Sideview Halfpenny 1839
CCCS EF-40.
$2,500 $5,000 ______
5.
Breton # 524, Charlton # LC-10B1 Sideview Halfpenny 1839
CCCS AU-50.
$3,000 $6,000 ______
6.
Breton # 527, Charlton # PC-1B3 1844 Halfpenny Bank of
Montreal, Heavy Trees, Short Nose, CCCS MS-64; Red &
Brown.
$450
$900 ______
Breton # 520, Charlton # LC-1, Magdalen Island Token CCCS
AU-50.
$1,000 $2,000 ______
Breton # 523, Charlton # LC-11B Sideview Penny 1839 CCCS
EF-40.
$4,750 $9,500 ______
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Lot #
7.
Description
Reserve
Breton # 562, Charlton # LC-16A3 9,8 gr, Molson Brewery
Token 1837 CCCS AU-55.
$2,000 $4,000 ______
8.
Breton # 576 CCCS EF-45; Corrosion Montreal 1886, L. A.
Cardinal Numismatist, Brass.
$50
$100 ______
9.
Breton # 576, Charlton # LC-4A2, CCCS VF-30, Rebellion
Sou.
$100
$200 ______
10.
11.
12.
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
13.
Breton # 719, Charlton # PC-6A2 1850 Penny Bank of
Upper Canada, With Dot, CCCS MS-64; Red & Brown.
$375
$750 ______
14.
Breton # 870, Charlton # NS-2B2, 1832 Penny CCCS AU-58.
$375
$750 ______
15.
Breton # 891, Charlton # NS-14A5 1815 Halfpenny, Payable
by John Alexander Barry, Halifax CCCS MS-63; Brown.
$500 $1,000 ______
16.
Breton # 899, Charlton # NS-17A1, CCCS EF-40, 1 Farthing
Halifax House.
$250
$400 ______
17.
Breton # 899, Charlton # NS-17A1, CCCS MS-65, 1
Farthing Halifax House. Exceptional quality for this scarce
token.
$1,000 $2,000 ______
18.
Breton # 916, Charlton # PE-4. 1840 James Milner Sheaf of
Wheat token, CCCS VF-30, Superb condition for this token as
they
were
of
poor
condition
to
start
with.
$3,000 $6,000 ______
Breton # 671, Charlton # LC-20A1, CCCS VF-30, J Roy Thin
Planchet token also associated to the 1837 rebellion. Extremely
well struck for this token.
$1,000. $1,800 ______
Breton # 671, Charlton # LC-20A2, ICCS EF-45, J Roy Thin
Planchet token also associated to the 1837 rebellion. Scarce
condition for this token.
$1,500. $2,500 ______
Breton # 717, Charlton # UC-3 Prosperity to Canada La
Prudence et la Candeur 2d token, 1822 Leslie & Sons Toronto
& Dundass CCCS EF-45.
$550 $1,100 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
31.
ICCS MS-62.
$300 ______
Leroux # 1735, Societe St-Jean Baptiste souvenir of
National Convention of June 24, 1880, AU to UNC.
$75
$150 ______
32.
Leroux # 1742, Association St-Jean Baptiste Montreal, 50th
Anniversary 1884, EF to AU.
$35
$75 ______
21.
Northwest Company Token Charlton # FT-10B CCCS VF-20;
Copper, Holed, Rare.
$5,000 $10,000 ______
33.
22.
Leroux # 306a, Breton # 35, Kebeca Liberata 1660, Restrike,
Choice UNC.
$75
$150 ______
Leroux # 1818, City of Toronto Semi-Centennial 1834-1884,
EF.
$50
$100 ______
23.
Leroux # 631a, Notre Dame Auxiliatrice Priez Pour Nous, Marie
Etoile du Canada, EF to UNC.
$75
$150 ______
24.
Leroux # 1140, Cardinal Taschereau Archpus Quebecen, EF
Holed.
$50
$100 ______
25.
Leroux # 1161g, Quebec Carnival 1896, Pritchard & Andrews,
Ottawa, AU to UNC.
$75
$150 ______
26.
Leroux # 1220, Collège de Montréal, 1767 - 1885, AU to UNC.
$75
$150 ______
34.
Leroux # 1819, Toronto Industrial Exhibition, Souvenir of the
Toronto Semi Centennial Exposition June, 1884, AU to UNC.
$75
$150 ______
35.
Toronto Semi Centennial Exposition June, 1884, UNC.
$75
$150 ______
36.
Leroux # 1875, Victoria 1837-1897 QUEEN.AND.EMPRESS,
reverse Montreal Protestant Board of School Commissioners. 2
medal in Brass (one possibly cleaned) and 1 in white metal with
Double Die Reverse, EF to UNC. Lot of 3 medals.
$150
$300 ______
19.
Breton # 997, Charlton # PE10-02, ICCS VF-30; Cleaned,Ship
Colonies & Commerce, US Flag.
$50
$100 ______
20. Anticosti
Island
1870A,
1/8
Penny,
$180
27.
Leroux # 1250, Souvenir aux Zélateurs, Colonisation
Canadienne - autel et foyer, UNC. $75
$150 ______
28.
Leroux # 1331a, Toronto Public School Board, CCCS MS-64,
near Gem quality.
$75
$150 ______
37. Medal; 1975 Silver, 75th Anniversary of Caisse
Populaire Desjardins, CCCS PF 67; Ultra Heavy Cameo.
$50
$100 ______
38.
29.
Industrial Fair & Semi Centennial Exposition Sep. 10 to 20,
1884, UNC.
$75
$150 ______
30.
Leroux # 1517g, Montreal Exhibition Souvenir 1893 Crystal
Palace, Reverse Exposition Provinciale Agricole et Industrielle
ouverte a l’univers, EF to AU.
$50
$100 ______
Medal; Société des Artisans Canadiens Français, Ludger
Gravel, CCCS MS-65, Gem quality. $75
$150 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
52.
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
Cuba; Lot of 20 commemorative 1 Peso coin from 1977
(5),1980 (4) & 1981 (11) all BU and worth between $12 and $18
each. Lot of 20 coins to be viewed. $110
$265 ______
53. Cuba; Lot of 20 commemorative 1 Peso coin from
1982 (6),1983 (3), 1984 (4) & 1985 (2) all BU and worth
between $10 and $25 each. Lot of 20 coins to be viewed.
$120
$285 ______
54.
(1),1986 (5), 1987 (5), 1988 (2), 1989 (4) & 1990 (3) all BU and
worth between $10 and $50 each. Lot of 20 coins to be
viewed.
$180
$445 ______
39.
Medal; 1909 Grosse Isle, Québec. With rectangular hole for
ribbon, CCCS MS-63. Bowman 1814a, only one of the type
known to the auctioneer, 2 circulated example without the
perforation known.
$100
$500 ______
55.
(1),1990 (6), 1991 (7), 1992 (3) & 1993 (1) all BU and worth
between $12 and $22 each. Lot of 18 coins to be viewed.
$100
$240 ______
40.
Medal; Governor General of Canada, Ramon John Hnatyshyn
& Gerda Hnatyshyn, attributed to Gloria de Paola, Bronze AU.
$100
$300 ______
56.
Cuba; Trial Strike coin 1977 CCCS MS-65; TS5. Scarce coin for
the serious Cuba collector.
$120
$300 ______
57.
41.
Medal; Honorable Cyrille F. Delage Surintendant de l’instruction
Publique, Département de l’instruction Publique 1924, bronze
UNC.
$50
$100 ______
Denmark; 1771 1 Skilling, 1925 1 Krone and 2 krone. Three
coins VF.
$45
$180 ______
58. Denmark;
1
Krone
1925
HCN
$70
G.J.
EF/AU.
$175 ______
59.
Denmark; 1 Skilliing 1856 C in VF.
$50
$150 ______
60.
Finland; 1865 5 pennia, 1866 1895 10 pennia. Three coins
VF-EF.
$40
$125 ______
61.
Great Britain; Farthing 1881H in AU-50 some Red remaining.
$40
$120 ______
62.
Guadeloupe; 50 Centimes 1921 EF and 1 Franc 1921 VF+. Lot
of 2 coins.
$70
$160 ______
63.
Guernsey; 1834, 1858 8 Doubles and 1889H 4 Doubles. Three
coins EF-UNC.
$60
$200 ______
64.
India; 50 Rupees 1975 PF-65 UHC, International Woman Year,
Equality Development Peace.
$75
$300 ______
Medal; Toronto Garrison Military Tournament attributed to
J. E. Daly, rectangular and sterling silver EF, made by Ellis
Bros.
$75
$150 ______
65.
India; 50 Rupees 1975 PF-65 UHC, Food For All, Planned
Families.
$75
$300 ______
66.
43.
Medal; Association St-Jean Baptiste de Montreal 75e
Anniversary 1909, bronze EF.
$50
$100 ______
India; 100 Rupees 1981B, CCCS PF-66; International Year of
the Child, Ultra Heavy Cameo.
$300. $1,200 ______
67.
44.
Medal; Le Canada est une Nation - J.L. Tarte Commissaire
General, reverse; Exposition International Paris 1900, EF.
$50
$100 ______
Ireland; 1930 2 florin EF-40, nice condition for this scarce
coin.
$40
$125 ______
68.
Luxembourg; 10 Centimes 1860A in VF+ and 1923 in AU. Lot
of 2 coins.
$45
$125 ______
69.
Norway; 1882 10 Ore, 1917 5 Ore & 1937 1 Krone. VF to EF.
$45
$140 ______
70.
Norway; 50 Ore 1928 EF and 5 Ore 1922 EF+. Lot of 2 coins.
$30
$90 ______
71.
Poland; 1933 10 Zlotich PCGS AU details Cleaning.
$275
$750 ______
72.
Portugal; 10 Centavos KM#583 AU, 10 Centavos 1974 KM#594
BU, 20 Centavos 1969 KM#584 UNC, 20 Centavos 1970 KM#595
BU, 50 Centavos 1969 KM#596 UNC, 50 Centavos 1973 KM#596
UNC, 1 Escudo 1971 KM#597 UNC, 1 Escudo 1985 KM#614 BU,
2 1/2 Escudos 1977 KM#605 UNC, 2 1/2 Escudos 1983 KM#590
BU, 5 Escudos 1983 KM#591 BU, 20 Escudos 1986 KM#634,1
UNC, 25 Escudos 1977 KM#607 UNC, 25 Escudos 1977 KM# 607
BU, 25 Escudos 1985 KM#607a BU, 25 Escudos 1979 KM#609
BU, 50 Escudos 1989 KM#636 AU, 100 Escudos 1989 KM#646
UNC, 100 Escudos 1989 KM#645,1 BU, 100 Escudos 1990
KM#645,1 BU & 250 Escudos 1988 KM#643 BU. Lot of 21 coins.
$18
$55 ______
42.
world coins & paper money
45.
Australia 1918M One Shilling in AU-50, catalogue at 425.00
dollars in McDonald catalogue.
$200
$425 ______
46.
Australia, 1912H One Penny EF-45, list at $165.00 in EF-40
and $375.00 in aUNC in McDonald Catalogue.
$100
$265 ______
47.
Australia; Proof Set 1966 in original case with sleeve. All
coins are untoned and cent & 2 cents are Full Red.
$150
$450 ______
48.
Austria; 1932 2 Shilling UNC 200th Anniversary of birth of
Joseph Haydn.
$60
$175 ______
49.
Austria; 1932 2 Shilling UNC Death of Ignaz Seipel.
$25
$60 ______
50.
Belgium; 1844 1/2 fr, 1864 10 centimos and 1880 1 fr. Three
coins F-VF.
$40
$150 ______
51.
Belgium; 50 Centimes 1886 VF-30 and 2 Francs 1930 VF-20.
Lot of 2 coins.
$35
$120 ______
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Lot #
73.
74.
Description
Reserve
Portugal; 200 Reis 1862 in EF. $30
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
$90 ______
Spain; 1877, 1879 10 centimos and 1882 una pesetas. Three
coins VF+.
$75
$250 ______
75.
Straits Settlement; 1845 _ Cents and 1900 10 Cents. Two coins
VF-EF.
$25
$80 ______
76.
Sweden; 1845 2/3 skilling, 1882 and 1922 5 ore. Three coins
VF-EF.
$40
$125 ______
77. Switzerland;
78.
Description
1967B
5
Franc
white and lustre.
$40
$125 ______
81.
British Caribbean Territories; $1.00 note 1962, CCCS AU-50,
Pick # 7c, serial J4-557863.
$100
$275 ______
82.
British Caribbean Territories; $2.00 note 1963, CCCS, AU-50,
Pick # 8c, Serial number: W2-419870, glue residue on top
margin.
$100
$500 ______
83.
China; 5 Jiao note 1980 Pick # 883a serial R3L1835842, North
Korea; 15, 20 & 50 Chon note 1947 Pick # 5a, 6a & 7a and 1,5
& 10 Won note 1947 Pick # 8a, 9 & 10a all UNC. Lot of 7
notes.
$20
$50 ______
84.
Cuba; Lot of Specimen Notes, dating 1967-1990, includes Un
Pesos(10), Cinco Pesos(6), Diez Pesos(7), Veinte Pesos(5),
Cinquenta Pesos(1), Exchange Certificates(10), Banco
Nacional De Cuba Circulation issues 1958 10 Pesos & 1960 5
Pesos both UNC along with Banco Central de Cuba 2004 3
Pesos UNC. Intriguing lot.
$200
$450 ______
85.
Cuba; 20 Centavos note 1897, Pick # 53a, serial 0223462 &
0223463 (2 attached note) and 10 Pesos note 1896, Pick #
49d, serial 986333 & 986334, 890056, 890057 & 890058, all
UNC. Lot of 7 notes.
$40
$100 ______
86.
East Caribbean; $1.00 note ND (1965), CCCS UNC-65, Pick #
13, serial B73 687571.
$40
$95 ______
87.
East Caribbean; $5.00 note 1994, CCCS UNC-65, Pick # 26a,
serial A120310A.
$35
$90 ______
88.
Falkland Islands; 5 Pounds note 2005, CCCS UNC-63, Pick #
17a, serial B019875.
$20
$50 ______
89.
France; 100 Francs note, 4-9-1952, Pick # 128d, Y.481, CCCS
F-15: Pinholes & 500 Francs note, 4-3-1954, Pick # 141, T.19,
CCCS F-12; Missing Left Bottom Corner, Pinholes. Lot of 2
notes.
$50
$125 ______
Australia; 10 Shillings note ND (1942), CCCS EF-40, Pick #
25b, serial F/34 579091.
$140
$350 ______
79.
Australia; 5 Pounds note ND (1960), CCCS EF-40, Pick # 35a,
serial TC/69 557641.
$140
$350 ______
80.
Bahamas; $1.00 note L.1964, CCCS AU-55, Pick # 35b, serial
V/I534833.
$35
$90 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
90.
France; 1000 Francs note, 5-7-1956, Pick # 134b, E.267,
CCCS EF-40.
$75
$175 ______
91.
France; 5 New Francs note, 15-10-1959, Pick # 141a, Z.22,
CCCS VF-20.
$50
$125 ______
92.
Italy; 10000 Lire note, 3-9-1984, Pick # 112a, HA718306A,
CCCS AU-50 & MA252556A, CCCS EF-45. Lot of 2 notes.
$20
$50 ______
93.
Germany; 50 Marks note CCCS, VF-30, Pick # 45, Serial
Number: DL6399890D0. Portugal, 1000 Escudos note CCCS,
VF-30 Pick # 175a, Serial number: AID38591, France, 20
Francs note CCCS EF-45, Pick #151a, Serial number:
0146484414, Lot of 3 notes.
$30
$75 ______
94.
95.
Israel; 1/2 Lira note 1958 Pick # 29a serial 871400 N/1, 1 Lira
note 1958 Pick # 30c serial 0869492G/9, 5 Lirot note 1958 Pick
# 31a serial 392544 N/3, 10 Lirot note 1958 Pick # 32d serial
795928D/6 & 50 Lirot note 1960 Pick # 33e serial 596593 I/2,
all UNC. Lot of 5 notes.
$20
$50 ______
Jamaica; 5 Shillings note Law of 1960 CCCS, UNC-63 Pick #
51Ad, serial FS041911.
$45
$100 ______
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
96.
Jamaica; 10 Shillings note Law of 1960 CCCS UNC-63, Pick #
51Bd, serial HC779940.
$100
$275 ______
97.
Spain; 5000 Pesetas note 1976, CCCS AU-55, Pick # 155,
serial C9445474.
$110
$275 ______
98.
Spain; 500 Pesetas note 1979, CCCS, AU-50, Pick # 157,
serial X8211717. Bank of Spain; 1000 Pesetas note 1979,
CCCS, AU-55, Pick # 158, serial 3K5612990. (ND) Banque
Central EAE & Cameroun, CCCS, VF-20, Pick # 1c, Serial
072381042. Lot of 3 notes.
$50
$125 ______
99. Great
Britain
Gold
1/2
Sovereign
$190
1910 EF-40.
$275 ______
100. Great
Britain
Gold
1/2
Sovereign
$200
1914 MS-62.
$325 ______
101.
United States Gold $2.50 1911 EF-40.$225
$425 ______
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Lot #
102.
Description
Reserve
United States Gold $2.50 1914 EF-40.$225
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
109. Imperial Bank of Commerce, 375-24-02, 1939, $5.00 note,
Jaffray
Phipps,
serial
E055714,
PMG
VF-30.
$130
$240 ______
110.
The Bank of Montreal, 505-54-12, 1914, $20.00 note, WilliamsTaylor Meredith, serial 439410, PMG F-15. Led pen writing on
front of the note.
$200
$350 ______
111.
The Bank of Montreal, 505-56-04, 1923, $10.00 note, WilliamsTaylor
Meredith,
serial
106259,
PMG
VF-30.
$300
$575 ______
$450 ______
Canadian paper money
Chartered Banknotes
103. The Canadian Bank of Commerce, 75-16-04-12b, 1917,
$10.00 note, Aird Logan, serial A183958, CCCS EF-40.
$650. $1,000 ______
104. Banque Canadienne Nationale, 85-12-02, 1929, $5.00 note,
Beique
Leman,
serial
1202039,
PMG
VF-35.
$200
$500 ______
105. Banque Canadienne Nationale, 85-14-04, 1935, $10.00 note,
Wilson-Beaudry Leman, serial 254624, CCCS VF-20.
$70
$175 ______
112. The Bank of Montreal, 505-58-10, 1931, $100.00 note, Bog
Gordon, serial 002325, CCCS VF-20; Letter B. Only 19
known.
$1,200 $3,000 ______
113. The Bank of Montreal, 505-62-02, 1938, $5.00 note,
Dodds Gordon, serial 625284, PMG EF-45 EPQ.
$150
$275 ______
106. The Dominion Bank, 220-26-02, 1935, $5.00 note, Dawson
Carlisle, serial 652787, PMG VF-25.$150
$275 ______
107. The Dominion Bank, 220-28-04, 1938, $10.00 note, Carlisle
Rae, serial 297697, PMG VF-25. $140
$250 ______
114.La
Banque
Nationale,
510-22-04S,1922,
$10.00
Specimen note, PCGS UNC-64PPQ Hole Punch Cancelled.
$70
$175 ______
108. Imperial Bank of Commerce, 375-20-02, 1933, $5.00 note,
Phipps
Rolph,
serial
E059314,
PMG
VF-25.
$450
$800 ______
115. The Royal Bank of Canada, 630-18-02, 1935, $5.00 note,
Dobson Wilson, serial 226783, CCCS VF-30, Small Signature.
$225
$400 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
116. The Bank of Toronto, 715-24-12, 1937, $10.00 note, Marsh
Lamb, serial 264847, PMG VF-20. $100
$180 ______
Scrip
117. Scrip; Price Brothers & Co., Petit Saguenay, 6d/12 Sous
courant, serial 106, 16th April 1850, QC350-10-06b, CCCS
F-12. Scarce note.
$100
$200 ______
Dominion of Canada
118.
120.
Dominion of Canada; $2.00 note 1897, DC-14a, serial 002193,
Red Brown Back, Plain, Letter B, CCCS VG-8: Writing on
Front.
Rare
note
scarcely
seen
in
auction.
$2,750 $5,500 ______
121.
Dominion of Canada; $2.00 note 1897, DC-14c, serial 443438,
Dark Brown Back, Series D, Letter C, CCCS VG-10.
$240
$475 ______
Dominion of Canada; $2.00 note 1870, DC-3b, serial 139847,
Payable at Toronto, Letter C, CCCS F-12, Only 20 known.
$4,250 $8,500 ______
122. Dominion of Canada; $1.00 note 1917, DC-23b, serial
X-652586, Green Line, No Seal, Letter D, CCCS UNC-65.
$3,250 $6,500 ______
123. Dominion of Canada; 25 cents note 1923; DC24a Hyndman
Saunders Authorized 0015857 G-4, 2 x DC-24c McCavour
Saunders 269475 Letter D VG-10 & 361772 Letter M F-15,
DC-24d Campbell Clark 671558 Letter M VF-20. Lot of 4
notes.
$35
$70 ______
119. Dominion of Canada; $1.00 note 1898, DC-13c, serial
362282, ONE's Outward, Letter A, CCCS EF-40.
$500 $1,000 ______
124. Dominion of Canada; $0.25 note 1923, DC-24c, J 507544
& DC-24d, M 658269, both Fine. Lot of 2 notes.
$15
$30 ______
125. Dominion of Canada; $0.25 note 1923, DC-24c, A 596775
& L 126972, both CCCS VF-30. Lot of 2 notes.
$50
$100 ______
bank of Canada
126. Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1935, BC-2, Osborne Towers,
serial F1212800, PCGS VF-25.
$50
$135 ______
serial F2425543, CCCS EF-45.
$250
$500 ______
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Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
serial A2253841, CCCS F-12.
$70
$140 ______
133.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1937, BC-21a, serial D/A0019599,
CCCS VF-20.
$30
$55 ______
serial A3487880, CCCS VF-25.
$190
$375 ______
134.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1937, BC-21a, serial E/A5470816,
CCCS EF-45.
$750
$150 ______
135.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1937, BC-21c, serial A/L0673489,
CCCS UNC-63.
$40
$80 ______
136.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1937, BC-21d, serial H/N3042745,
CCCS UNC-63.
$40
$80 ______
137.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 note 1937, BC-21d, serial H/N3042706,
CCCS UNC-64.
$45
$90 ______
138.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 1937 BC-22c J/R, $10.00 1937 BC-24b
J/D U/D, $10.00 1937 BC-24c H/T & $20.00 1937 BC-25b C/E
x 2. Lot of 6 notes face value of $72.00 average Fine.
$70
$170 ______
139.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 note 1937, BC-22b, serial Y/B8498661,
CCCS UNC-60.
$110
$210 ______
140.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 note 1937, BC-22b, serial X/B8974990,
CCCS VF-30 & BC-22c, serial L/R2803878, CCCS VF-30;
Short Run. Lot of 2 notes.
$70
$140 ______
141.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 note 1937, BC-22c, serial J/R4408803,
CCCS EF-45.
$70
$115 ______
142.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 note 1937, BC-22c, serial J/R4819570,
CCCS EF-45.
$60
$115 ______
143.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1937, BC-23a, serial A/C1150552,
CCCS F-12.
$140
$275 ______
144.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1937, BC-23b, serial L/C4061115,
CCCS VF-30 & BC-23c, serial D/S5911909, CCCS VF-30. Lot
of 2 notes.
$60
$120 ______
145.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1937, BC-23b, serial R/C0941423,
CCCS AU-55.
$100
$200 ______
146.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1937, BC-23c, serial Z/C2553024,
CCCS EF-45.
$60
$115 ______
147.
Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1937, BC-24c, serial K/T3589510,
CCCS VF-35 & BC-24c, serial J/T3281752, CCCS AU-50. Lot
of 2 notes.
$60
$115 ______
148.
Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1937, BC-24c, serial B/T3743105,
CCCS UNC-64.
$90
$180 ______
149.
Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1937, BC-24c, serial B/T3743179,
CCCS UNC-64.
$90
$180 ______
serial A090160, CCCS UNC-63. $1,250 $2,500 ______
serial A01468, CCCS VF-25.
$2,875 $5,750 ______
150. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-29b,
Beattie Coyne, serial M/A4289610, CCCS EF-45 & $2.00
Devil’s Face note, BC-30a, Coyne Towers, serial A/B0083215,
CCCS VF-30. Lot of 2 notes.
$60
$120 ______
151.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-31a, serial
A/C1192717, CCCS AU-50.
$120
$225 ______
152.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-31a, serial
B/C0444963, CCCS UNC-60.
$250
$400 ______
153.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-31b, serial
E/C1211999, CCCS VF-20.
$45
$90 ______
154.
G/C5955234, CCCS AU-55.
$130
$260 ______
155.
G/C5955235, CCCS AU-55.
$130
$260 ______
156. Bank of Canada; $10.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-32a,
serial B/D8574163, CCCS AU-55. $120
$235 ______
serial F/D5299185, CCCS VF-25.
$25
$50 ______
132.
Bank of Canada; $100.00 note 1935, BC-16, Osborne Towers,
serial F03368, CCCS VF-30.
$5,000 $10,000 ______
serial I/D7721320, CCCS EF-40.
$35
$70 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
serial J/D4893157, CCCS EF-40.
$40
$85 ______
174. Bank of Canada; $50.00 note 1954, BC-42a, serial
A/H8299792, CCCS AU-55.
$120
$230 ______
serial I/D2050826, CCCS AU-55. $100
$215 ______
175. Bank of Canada; $50.00 note 1954, BC-42b, serial
B/H6475981, CCCS UNC-66.
$170
$340 ______
161. Bank of Canada; $20.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-33a,
serial A/E3046358, CCCS VF-25 & $20.00 Devil’s Face
note, BC-33b, serial E/E2577657, CCCS VF-25. Lot of 2
notes.
$80
$150 ______
176. Bank of Canada; $50.00 note 1954, BC-42b, serial
B/H6475982, CCCS UNC-63.
$140
$265 ______
A/J4264773, CCCS UNC-64.
$170
$335 ______
serial E/E1125817, CCCS EF-40.
$60
$120 ______
A/J4264774, CCCS UNC-64.
$170
$335 ______
serial C/E7173459, CCCS UNC-63. $200
$400 ______
179. Bank of Canada; $100.00 note 1954, BC-43c, serial
B/J8293893, CCCS AU-55”
$90
$175 ______
C/J2068037, CCCS UNC-62.
$130
$250 ______
C/J2068038, CCCS UNC-62.
$130
$250 ______
182. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Replacement note 1967, BC-45bA,
*N/O0088425, CCCS UNC-63.
$50
$90 ______
*N/O0140855, CCCS UNC-63 & BC-45bA-i, *B/M1620632,
CCCS UNC-64. Lot of 2 notes”
$60
$120 ______
*N/O0146659, CCCS UNC-65.
$50
$100 ______
185. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Replacement note 1967, BC-45bA-i,
Beattie
Rasminsky,
*F/P8003583,
CCCS
EF-45.
$60
$100 ______
164. Bank of Canada; $1000.00 Devil’s Face note 1954, BC-36,
serial A/K0018012, CCCS VF-30. $3,000 $6,000 ______
165. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Replacement note 1954, BC-37aA,
*A/A0046280, CCCS UNC-63.
$80
$150 ______
*D/O0488511, CCCS VF-20 & $2.00 Replacement note 1954,
BC-38cA, *A/G3590725, CCCS AU-58. Lot of 2 notes.
$40
$90 ______
167. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Replacement note 1954, BC-37cA,
*C/F0602355, CCCS UNC-66.
$40
$80 ______
*GF6727075 & *IL1896942, CCCS VF-30 & BC-46aA-i,
AAX1285360, CCCS UNC-67; Steel Engraved Back. Lot of 3
notes.
$50
$100 ______
187. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Replacement note 1973, BC-46aA-i,
EAX0541855, CCCS UNC-67; Steel Engraved Back.
$120
$225 ______
188. Bank of Canada; $1.00 Test note 1973, BC-46aT-i,
AXA0603642, CCCS UNC-65; Steel Engraved Back.
$300
$600 ______
189.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 Test note 1973, BC-46bT, EXA1216013,
CCCS UNC-64.
$240
$480 ______
190.
Bank of Canada; $2.00 Test note 1974, BC-47aT, RS1683414,
CCCS UNC-64.
$350
$700 ______
168. Bank of Canada; $5.00 Low Serial Number note 1954,
BC-39a-i, Y/C0000429, CCCS EF-40.$50
$100 ______
169. Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1954, BC-39a-i, Y/C1343565,
CCCS AU-58; Changeover & $5.00 note 1954, BC-39c,
serial S/X1944951, CCCS UNC-63. Lot of 2 notes.
$45
$90 ______
*N/X0010642, CCCS EF-40.
$90
$175 ______
171. Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1954, BC-40b, G/T8376649,
CCCS UNC-63 & $10.00 note 1954, BC-40b, serial
Z/T6192835, CCCS UNC-65. Lot of 2 notes.
$60
$110 ______
*B/D1326352, CCCS VF-30 & $10.00 Replacement note
1954, BC-40bA, serial *U/T0205553, CCCS F-15. Lot of 2
notes.
$220
$440 ______
173. Bank of Canada; $20.00 note 1954 BC-41a E/E8035460,
$20.00 note 1954 BC-41b N/E7400169, $5.00 note 2009
BC-67b AAR0002100 & $20.00 note 2012 BC-71a-i Radar
FIP9717179. Lot of 4 notes in Very-Fine, face value of $65.00.
$40
$100 ______
191. Bank of Canada; $2.00 Replacement note 1974, BC-47aA-i,
ABX0613540, CCCS UNC-63.
$90
$170 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
ABX1646936, CCCS UNC-66.
$230
$450 ______
*CA3114506,
CCCS
AU-50;
Below
3.28M.
$25
$50 ______
194.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1972, BC-48b, serial XA1534727728-729-730 & 731, all CCCS UNC-66; Short Run except
XA1534729 UNC-65: Short Run. Lot of 5 consecutive note.
$725 $1,450 ______
*DA2696273, CCCS AU-58.
$90
$180 ______
196.
Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1971, BC-49b, serial DW9177756
& $10.00 Replacement note 1971, BC-49bA, *DK3233224,
both CCCS AU-55. Lot of 2 notes. $60
$110 ______
197. Bank of Canada; $10.00 Replacement note 1971, BC-49dA,
EDX4399225, CCCS VF-30; Lithographed Back.
$40
$80 ______
198.
Bank of Canada; $10.00 note 1971, BC-49d, serial ETL9380270,
CCCS UNC-60 & $10.00 Replacement note 1971, BC-49eA,
EDX4941056, CCCS VF-30. Lot of 2 notes.
$30
$60 ______
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
208. Bank of Canada; $50.00 Radar note 2012, BC-72a, serial
AHW2153512,
CCCS
UNC-68;
4
Digit
Radar.
$50
$100 ______
209.
Bank of Canada; $1.00 sheet of 40 notes 5 x 8 1973, BC-46b,
Prefix BFL, ends of sheet wrinkled as most found.
$80
$160 ______
210.
$80
$160 ______
211.
$80
$160 ______
212.
$80
$160 ______
213.
$80
$160 ______
Canadian Decimal
Sets
214. Uncirculated Set 1965 all CCCS certified. Cent PL-66; Red,
Large Beads, Blunt 5, 5 cents PL-64; Small Beads, 10 cents
PL-65; Heavy Cameo, 25 cents PL-65; Heavy Cameo, 50
cents PL-65 & 1 dollar PL-65; Small Beads Pointed 5 Cameo.
$25
$100 ______
215.
Uncirculated Set 1969 all CCCS certified. Cent UNC-65; Red,
Cameo, 5 cents UNC-65; Cameo, 10 cents UNC-66; Cameo,
25 cents UNC-65; Cameo, 50 cents UNC-66 & 1 dollar UNC65; Double D.G. REGINA.
$25
$100 ______
216.
Uncirculated Set 1974 with the dollar Double Yoke VCR-3 with
original envelope and certificate. $1,000 $2,500 ______
217. Uncirculated Set 1975 with the dollar “rameau” behind
the Indian in original envelope with certificate.
$50
$90 ______
199. Bank of Canada; $20.00 Low Serial Number note 1969,
BC-50a,
serial
EA0000098,
CCCS
UNC-60.
$100
$200 ______
serial *EA1825698, CCCS EF-40 & *EH2727426, CCCS F-12.
Lot of 2 notes.
$80
$155 ______
201.
Bank of Canada; $20.00 note 1969, BC-50b, serial WP9993061,
Choice UNC-63.
$35
$90 ______
serial *WV1398153, CCCS VF-30. $60
$110 ______
serial AJX0936347, CCCS UNC-62. $200
$325 ______
204.
Bank of Canada; $5.00 note 1979, BC-53a, serial 30021251957,
CCCS UNC-63.
$15
$30 ______
218. Uncirculated Set 2005 with the cent 2005P Non Magnetic in
original envelope with certificate. $1,750 $3,500 ______
219.
Uncirculated Set 1978 all CCCS certified. Cent UNC-67; Red,
5 cents UNC-67, 10 cents UNC-66, 25 cents UNC-65; Large
Denticles, 50 cents UNC-67 & 1 dollar UNC-67; Modified
Die,Second Island, Full Water Lines. $25
$100 ______
newfoundland
220. Newfoundland 1 cent 1944 in NGC AU-58; Brown.
$120
$240 ______
Cents
205. Bank of Canada; $2.00 notes 1986, BC-55b, Thiessen Crow,
EGD x 3, BUG, BUK & BUC, Gem UNC. $5.00 note 1986,
BC-56b, Thiessen Crow, FNJ, AU-UNC. Lot of 7 notes.
$15
$35 ______
Crow Bouey, serial ENX1691964, CCCS AU-50 Yellow BPN.
$100
$175 ______
207. Bank of Canada; $20.00 note 2004, BC-64aA-i, Jenkins
Dodge, serial EYI8044652, Insert Range 7.920M - 8.280M,
CCCS AU-50.
$25
$45 ______
221. 1 cent 1859 CCCS MS-64; Red, Narrow 9, Repunched 85.
Superb near gem coin.
$2,750 $5,500 ______
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Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
241. 5 cents 1921 CCCS VF-20, the Prince of coin untoned and
solid.
$4,250 $8,500 ______
222. 1 cent 1859 CCCS MS-65; Red, Narrow 9, Repunched 5.
Beautiful Gem.
$4,000 $8,000 ______
223.
1 cent 1944 PCGS MS-64 Red.
$100
242. 5 cents 1925, CCCS VF-20, problem free key date.
$80
$160 ______
$220 ______
224. 1 cent 1965 ICCS MS-65; Large Beads, Pointed 5, Red.
$180
$300 ______
225. 1 cent 1970 PL-66 and 1971 PL-65, both ICCS; Red with
Heavy Cameo. Lot of 2 coins.
$20
$85 ______
226.
1 cent 1981, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 & 1990 all CCCS PF-68; Red
Ultra Heavy Cameo. Lot of 6 coins.
$60
$150 ______
243. 5 cents 1925 CCCS MS-64, hard to find in this grade.
$5,000 $10,000 ______
244.5
cents
1938
CCCS
MS-65,
gem
coin.
$4,000 $8,000 ______
227. 1 cent 1901 CCCS MS-65; Red. 95% red, a beauty.
$300
$750 ______
228.
1 cent 2005P ICCS MS-67; Red.
229.
1 cent 2006 CCCS MS-65; Red, Magnetic, No P, no Logo. Was
ICCS XEA 717, certificate joined. $150
$300 ______
$30
$100 ______
230.
1 cent 2006 CCCS MS-66; Red, Magnetic, No P, no Logo. Was
ICCS XEA 715, certificate joined. $250
$500 ______
231. 1 cent 2006 ICCS MS-65; Red, Non Magnetic, 2012 CCCS
MS-66; Red, Magnetic & 2012L CCCS MS-65; Red,
Non Magnetic, Dot Left of 1st 2. Lot of 3 coins.
$50
$150 ______
232. 1 cent 2006 ICCS MS-66; Red, Non Magnetic, 2012L CCCS
MS-65; Red, Non Magnetic & 2012L CCCS MS-66; Red,
Magnetic. Lot of 3 coins.
$50
$150 ______
233. 1
cent
2006
Logo
CCCS
MS-67; Red, Magnetic.
$50
$100 ______
five Cents
234.5
cents
1880H
CCCS
EF-45;
$80
235.5
cents
1885
CCCS
EF-45;
Small
5/5.
$725 $1,450 ______
236.
5 cents 1888 CCCS MS-64.
$625
$1,250 ______
$450
$900 ______
239.
cents
1903H
CCCS
MS-63;
Small
H.
$140
$275 ______
$375
246. 5 cents 1944, CCCS VF-30, 1945 CCCS EF-45, 1951 CCCS
VF-30 Low Relief, 1953 CCCS VF-20; Shoulder Fold Near Leaf
& 1954 CCCS EF-40 all coins designated as Missing Chrome.
Lot of 5 coins.
$300
$630 ______
247. 5 cents 1953 No Shoulder Fold, Far Leaf, Missing Chrome
CCCS MS-60.
$600
$800 ______
248. 5 cents 1953 Shoulder Fold, Near Leaf, Missing Chrome
CCCS MS-60.
$500
$600 ______
249.
5 cents 1953, CCCS MS-62; No Shoulder Fold, Far Leaf, Missing
Chrome, Obverse Die Clash.
$750 $1,250 ______
250.
5 cents 1954, CCCS MS-66; Shoulder Fold, Missing Chrome.
solo highest graded.
$5,000 $8,000 ______
Obverse
3.
$160 ______
237.
238.5
245. 5 cents 1944, CCCS MS-64; Bare Steel Obverse with Rolling
Marks, Nickel Plated Reverse. Rare combination of error/
variety.
$1,000 $2,000 ______
$750 ______
240. 5 cents 1909 CCCS VF-20; Round Leaves, Maltese Cross
Over Bow Tie.
$350
$600 ______
251. 5 cents 1955, CCCS MS-66, solo highest graded by CCCS.
$500 $1,000 ______
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Description
Reserve
252. 5 cents 1962 MS-63; Die Clash Obverse, 1963 MS-64; Die
Break Between 96, 1963 MS-63 Attached AD of CANADA,
1964 MS-60; Dot in Front of Mouth of Queen, 1964 MS-62;
Mortar on T of ELIZABETH, 1965 MS-63; Filled Beads on Die
& 1968 MS-63; Weak Details (Filled Dies), Obverse Denticles
& Beads, all CCCS Certified. Lot of 7 coins.
$20
$100 ______
253.
5 cents 1962 MS-63; Die Clash Obverse, 1963 MS-63 Attached
AD of CANADA, 1964 MS-63; Dot in Front of Mouth of Queen,
1964 MS-63; Mortar on T of ELIZABETH, 1968 MS-64; Beads
Attached to Rim, 1992 MS-62; Mirror Finish & 1992 MS-64;
Satin Finish, all CCCS Certified. Lot of 7 coins.
$20
$100 ______
254.
5 cents 1963 MS-63, 1965 MS-63; Small Beads, 1967 MS-63,
1992 MS-63, 2004P MS-64 & 2005P MS-64, all CCCS
certified. Lot of 6 coins.
$10
$35 ______
255.
5 cents 1963 MS-62, 1965 MS-63; Small Beads, 1967 MS-64,
1992 MS-64, 2004P MS-64 & 2005P MS-65, all CCCS
$10
$35 ______
256.
5 cents 1963 MS-63; Double REGINA, 1964 MS-63; Mortar on
T of ELIZABETH, 1965 MS-63; Small Beads, 1965 MS-63;
Filled Beads on Die, 2 x 1968 MS-63; Weak Details (Filled
Dies), Obverse Denticles & Beads & 1992 MS-64; Satin Finish,
$20
$100 ______
all CCCS certified. Lot of 7 coins.
257.
258.
259.
5 cents 1964 MS-64; Mortar on T of ELIZABETH, 1965 MS-63;
Small Beads, 1967 MS-63, 1968 MS-62; Weak Details
(Filled Dies), Doubling on REGINA, 1968 MS-63; Weak Details
(Filled Dies), 1968 MS-64; Weak Details (Filled Dies), Obverse
Denticles & Beads, 1992 MS-64; Satin Finish & 1992 MS-60;
Mirror Finish, all CCCS certified. Lot of 8 coins.
$20
$100 ______
Small Beads, 1968 MS-62; Weak Details (Filled Dies), Obverse
Denticles & Beads, 1968 MS-63; Weak Details (Filled Dies),
1992 MS-64; Satin Finish & 2001P MS-65; Satin Finish, all
CCCS certified. Lot of 6 coins.
$20
$100 ______
Dot in Front of Mouth of Queen, 1968 MS-64; Weak Details
(Filled Dies), Obverse Denticles & Beads, 1968 MS-64; Weak
Details (Filled Dies) & 1992 MS-65; Satin Finish, all CCCS
$20
$100 ______
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
265. 10 cents 1892 CCCS VG-10; Obverse 5, 2/1, Large 9.
$400
$800 ______
266. 10
cents
1902H
CCCS
MS-65, a
$750
Gem example.
$1,500 ______
267.
$1,750
$3,500 ______
268.
$500
$1,000 ______
269. 10 cents 1977 CCCS MS-64; Mortar on H of ELIZABETH.
$8
$20 ______
270. 10 cents 1981, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 & 1990 all CCCS
PF-68; Ultra Heavy Cameo. Lot of 6 coins.
$60
$150 ______
271. 10
cents
2014,
Logo
ICCS
MS-67. Gem coin.
$50
$100 ______
twenty-five Cents
272. 25
cents
1881H
CCCS
F-15;
Cleaned, Corrosion.
$75
$145 ______
273. 25 cents 1886 CCCS AU-50; Obverse 4, Short Bough Ends.
$625 $1,250 ______
274.
25 cents 1890H CCCS F-15; Victoria.$80
$165 ______
275.
25 cents 1900 CCCS AU-55.
$500 ______
$250
276. 25 cents 1902 & 1902H, 1903 & 1904 in low grade (AG3 to
G-4). Lot of 4 coins.
$30
$70 ______
260. 5 cents 1964 MS-64; Mortar on T of ELIZABETH x 2, 1968
MS-63; Weak Details (Filled Dies), 1968 MS-64; Weak Details
(Filled Dies), Obverse Denticles, 1968 MS-64; Weak Details
(Filled Dies) & 1968 MS-65; Weak Details (Filled Dies), all
CCCS certified. Lot of 6 coins.
$20
$100 ______
261.
5 cents 1986, 1987, 1988 & 1989 all CCCS PF-68; Ultra Heavy
Cameo. Lot of 4 coins.
$40
$100 ______
ten Cents
262.10
cents
1880H
CCCS
MS-63;
Obverse
1.
$850 $1,700 ______
263. 10 cents 1885 CCCS VF-20; Obverse 4, Victoria.
$200
$400 ______
264.10
cents
1885
CCCS
VF-30;
$300
Obverse
4.
$600 ______
277.
$275
$550 ______
278.
$875
$1,750 ______
279.
25 cents 1921 CCCS AU-50.
$425
$850 ______
280. 25 cents 1973 CCCS SP-65; Large Bust. Obverse has a bit
of fog caused by the packaging and the humidity.
$180
$400 ______
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Lot #
281.
Description
Reserve
25 cents 1981, 1986, 1987, 1989 & 1990 all CCCS PF-68; Ultra
Heavy Cameo except the 1989 that is PF-69; Ultra Heavy
Cameo. Lot of 5 coins.
$50
$125 ______
282. 25 cents 2004P First Settlement CCCS MS-65, 2009 Men’s
Hockey CCCS MS-65, 2012 Tecumseh Frosted CCCS MS-65
& 2012 De Salaberry Frosted CCCS MS-66. Lot of 4 coins.
$25
$75 ______
283.
25 cents 2004P First Settlement CCCS MS-65 & MS-66, 2009
Men’s Hockey 2 x CCCS MS-64 & Colored Incused 2 CCCS
MS-63. Lot of 5 coins.
$30
$90 ______
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
295. 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-66; Heavy Cameo & 2 x 50 cents
1965 CCCS PL-65; Spur on Right Flag Pole. Lot of 3 coins.
$50
$150 ______
296.
50 cents 1965 CCCS MS-64 & 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-66; Spur
on Right Flag Pole. Lot of 2 coins.
$20
$50 ______
297.
50 cents 1965 CCCS MS-65 & 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-65; Spur
on Right Flag Pole. Lot of 2 coins.
$50
$120 ______
298. 50 cents 1965 CCCS MS-63, 2002P CCCS MS-62, 2009P
CCCS MS-66. Lot of 3 coins.
$35
$100 ______
284. 25 cents 2004P First Settlement CCCS MS-66, 2009 Men’s
Hockey CCCS MS-65 & 2012 De Salaberry Frosted CCCS
MS-65; 2 Dots Between 20:13. Lot of 3 coins.
$30
$100 ______
299. 50 cents 2002P CCCS MS-62, 2005P CCCS MS-64, 2009L
CCCS MS-64 & 2013L CCCS MS-64. Lot of 4 coins.
$25
$75 ______
285. 25 cents 2009 Men’s Hockey CCCS MS-65; No Tape on
Hockey Stick. Seldom found variety. $15
$50 ______
300. 50 cents 2002P CCCS MS-62, 2005P CCCS MS-65, 2009L
CCCS MS-65 & 2013L CCCS MS-65. Lot of 4 coins.
$25
$75 ______
286. 25 cents 2009 Men’s Hockey CCCS MS-65, 2012 Tecumseh
Frosted CCCS MS-65 & 2012 De Salaberry Frosted CCCS
MS-65. Lot of 3 coins.
$25
$75 ______
287. 25 cents 2012 Brock Colored CCCS MS-64, Tecumseh
Colored CCCS MS-65, De Salaberry Colored CCCS MS-64,
Brock Frosted CCCS MS-64, Tecumseh Frosted CCCS MS-65
& De Salaberry Frosted CCCS MS-65. Lot of 6 coins.
$35
$100 ______
dollars
301. Silver dollar 1935, CCCS MS-63; Doubling on Indian &
Voyageur.
$50
$100 ______
fifty Cents
302.
Silver dollar 1936 CCCS MS-64.
$120
$225 ______
303.
$120
$225 ______
304.
$140
$275 ______
288. 50 cents 1872H CCCS AU-55; Repunched 50 of 50 CENTS
and D of CANADA.
$1,250 $2,500 ______
289. 50 cents 1902 CCCS F-15; Solid coin for the grade.
$80
$165 ______
290. 50 cents 1910 CCCS F-15; Victorian Leaves, Cleaned.
$75
$135 ______
291. 50 cents 1946 CCCS SP-65; Cameo, Narrow Date.
$2,000 $4,000 ______
292. 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-64; Heavy Cameo & 50 cents 1965
CCCS PL-64; Spur on Right Flag Pole. Lot of 2 coins.
$25
$75 ______
293. 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-65; Cameo & 50 cents 1965 CCCS
PL-64; Spur on Right Flag Pole, Cameo. Lot of 2 coins.
$25
$75 ______
294.
50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-65 & 2 x 50 cents 1965 CCCS PL-64;
Spur on Right Flag Pole. Lot of 3 coins.$35
$110 ______
305. Silver dollar 1938, CCCS MS-60, medium grey toning with
underlying lustre.
$60
$120 ______
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Lot #
Description
Reserve
Description
Reserve
Estimate
High Bid
317. Loon dollar 2005 Terry Fox MS-64, 2011 Loon Reverse
Security Stamps MS-64, 2011 Loon MS-64 & 2012 Loon
Reverse Security Stamp all CCCS certified. Lot of 4 coins.
$20
$60 ______
318. Loon dollar 2005 Terry Fox MS-65, 2011 Loon Reverse
Security Stamps MS-64, 2011 Loon MS-64 all CCCS certified.
Lot of 3 coins.
$20
$50 ______
319.
Loon dollar 2011 Reverse Security Stamps CCCS MS-65. Lot
of 2 coins.
$20
$50 ______
two dollars
306.
$375
$750 ______
307.
Silver dollar 1939, CCCS MS-64, light grey/gold tone with great
lustre.
$50
$100 ______
320. 2
dollars
1996
CCCS
MS-63; German Planchet.
$100
$200 ______
321. 2 dollars 1996 CCCS PF-70; Nickel/Bronze. Superb Gem.
$25
$100 ______
322. 2 dollars 2011 MS-64; Bear, 2011 MS-63; TT-200.4 & 2012
MS-65;Security Stamps, all CCCS certified. Lot of 3 coins.
$25
$80 ______
323. 2 dollars 2011 MS-63; TT-200.4, 2011 MS-64; Bear, 2012
MS-64; Security Stamps, Rippled & 2012 MS-64; Security
Stamps, all CCCS certified. Lot of 4 coins.
$35
$100 ______
308. Silver dollar 1939 CCCS MS-64; Heavy Cameo, Double HP.
$70
$125 ______
309. Silver dollar 1947, CCCS MS-60; Blunt 7, light lustrous gold
toning on this key date.
$125
$225 ______
MS-64; War of 1812, Security Stamps, all 3 CCCS certified &
2012 NGC MS-66; Security Stamps. Lot of 4 coins.
$35
$100 ______
MS-65; War of 1812, Security Stamps, all 3 CCCS certified &
2012 NGC MS-66; Security Stamps. Lot of 4 coins.
$35
$100 ______
five dollars
326. 5 dollars 2011 Full Hunter’s Moon CCCS PF-70, Full Buck
Moon CCCS PF-70, 2012 Full Wolf Moon CCCS PF-68 & Full
Pink Moon CCCS PF-70 all UHC. A Pristine set of 4 coins.
$400
$650 ______
327.
5 dollars 2011 Silver Maple Leaf 1 oz.9999 Fabulous 15 Privy
mark in case and capsule.
$175
$350 ______
ten dollars
310. Silver dollar 1949 CCCS MS-67, a strong strike with better
lustre and light golden toning.
$250
$500 ______
311. Silver dollar 1951, CCCS MS-64; Normal Water Lines.
$50
$100 ______
312.
Silver dollar 1951, CCCS SP-64.
$600
$1,500 ______
328.
10 dollars 1973/74 Olympic Mule CCCS MS-67; 1974 Obverse
- 1973 Map Reverse, Mule.
$400
$650 ______
twenty dollars
313. Silver
dollar
1967,
CCCS
MS-64;
$650
Diving Goose.
$1,000 ______
314. Silver dollar 1967, CCCS SP-66, blue/gold toning on mirror
surface.
$35
$75 ______
329.
20 dollars 1991 Aviation Series, De Havilland Beaver in original
case with COA and box.
$25
$60 ______
330. 20 dollars 2009 Summer Moon Mask in Case of issue with
COA and sleeve.
$100
$200 ______
315. Nickel dollar 1982 Constitution CCCS MS-64 & 2011 Loon
CCCS MS-64; Scratch on Reverse. Lot of 2 coins.
$10
$30 ______
331. 20 dollars 2014 Bison series Proof coins; The Bull and his
Mate, A Family at Rest, The Fight & A Portrait, all CCCS
certified 1 as PF-69 other 3 as PF-70; UHC. A pristine set of 4
coins.
$300
$600 ______
316. 1 dollar 1993 Proof in Case of issue without COA or sleeve,
Stanley cup.
$18
$40 ______
End of Sale ~ Thank you and Good Luck!
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Bid Sheet
P.O. Box 1051
St-Basile-le-Grand, QC
Canada J3N 1M5
Feuille de Miseur
Encan Bas
Canada
Boite postal 1051
St-Basile-le-Grand, QC
Canada J3N 1M5
Name:________________________________________________
Nom:___________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________
Adresse:________________________________________________
City:__________________________________________________
Ville: __________________________________________________
Province/State_________________________________________
Prov.:__________________________________________________
Postal-Code/ZIP________________________________________
Code Postale/ZIP________________________________________
Tel:___________________________________________________
Tel:____________________________________________________
E-Mail:____________________________________________
E-Mail:_________________________________________________
I have accepted the “Terms and Conditions” mentioned in the catalogue. As a winning bidder, I agree to purchase all lots won within
a reasonable time and agree to pay all shipping and handling fees
indicated in the “Terms and Conditions” (on the next page). N.B.:
We will be accepting bids by mail, fax, and e-mail until Thursday,
March 26, 9:00 p.m. Telephone bids will be accpeted up to 6:00
p.m. on the date of the auction for registered bidder only. Please
call (514) 242-6953 for any same day telephone bids.
Je déclare avoir pris connaissance des conditions de vente mentionnées
dans le catalogue, et accepte de payer tous les lots que j’aurai achetés
dans un délai raisonnable en plus de payer des frais de poste et
d’expédition énumérés dans les «Termes et conditions de vente» (à la page
suivante). N.B.: nous acceptons vos mises par voix postale, télécopieur ou
courrier électronique jusqu’à 21h00, le jeudi 26 mars 2015. Le jour de
l’encan, vous pouvez transmettre vos mises par téléphone avant 18h00 au
(514) 242-6953, si vous avez une expérience de transaction avec nous. Vos
mises doivent quand même nous parvenir par fax.
Dealer's references for new bidders:
Référence de marchands pour les nouveaux miseurs :
1. Name:______________________________________________
1. Nom : _______________________________________________
2. Name:__________________________________________
2. Nom :________________________________________________
All bids received will be considered maximim bids unless otherwise instructed.
Toutes les mises reçues son considérées comme des mises maximums à moins d’instruction contraire.
Signature_____________________________________________
Signature______________________________________________
date:__________________________________________________
date : _________________________________________________
All bids must be in Canadian dollars.
Toutes les mises doivent être en dollar Canadien.
I would like to acquire these lots for less than
my maximum bids if possible
J’aimerais acquérir ces lots pour moins que mes mises
maximums si possible.
Lot#_________ Max-bid _________ Lot# _________ Max-bid ________
Lot#__________Max-bid__________ Lot#__________ Max-bid_________
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
CONDITION DE VENTE
THE AUCTION: Friday, March 27, 2015 at 6:30 p.m., with internet
L’ENCAN : 27 mars 2015, 18h30, avec mise en ligne en temps réel.
bidding. IMPORTANT: You are strongly urged to thoroughly read the IMPORTANT: Il est fortement recommandé de lire en entier les condifollowing Terms & Conditions. Placing a bid in this sale constitutes tions de vente. Miser dans cette vente constitue votre acceptation de ces
conditions.
your acceptance of them.
BIDDING PROCEDURE: Bids can be placed in person or through
an agent at the auction by mail or fax. All phone bids, 450 723-1204
must be confirmed in writing on a bid sheet and faxed to us (same
number). Lots will be sold to the highest bidder. In the case of identical bids, Floor bidders will have priority. Unlimited or “buy” bids
will not be accepted. No reserve auction, minimum bid “face value”
or percious metal content” can be refused at the auctioneer’s discretion. Phone, fax or e-mail bids must reach us by Thursday, March 26,
2015 at 9:00 p.m. eastern time.
PURCHASER’S COMMISSION: Bidding on the floor and by mail.
This auction will not be available online. Purchaser’s commission of
15% will be added to the hammer price, 18% for online bidder. The
total of the Hammer Price and the purchaser’s commission will constitute the selling price.
PROCÉDURE DE MISE : Les mises peuvent être faites en personne ou
par l’entremise d’un agent durant l’encan, par courriel à info@ lowercanadaauction.com, par téléphone au 450 723-1204 ou par fax au 450723-1204. Les mises par téléphone doivent aussi être confirmées par
courriel ou par fax. Les lots seront vendus à la personne ayant la plus
haute mise. Dans le cas de mises identiques, la mise du plancher aura
priorité. Les mises illimitées ou «achat» ne seront pas acceptées. Encan
sans réserve, mises minimum «valeur faciale» ou «valeur du métal
précieux» peuvent être rejetées, à la discrétion de l’encanteur. Les mises
par téléphone, fax ou courriel doivent nous parvenir au plus tard le
jeudi 26 mars 2015 à 21h, heure de l’est.
COMMISSION : Pour tout miseur au plancher, par poste, ou par courriel une commission de 15% sera ajouté aux prix adjugés; 18% pour les
mises en lignes. Le total du prix adjugé et de la commission sera considéré comme le prix vendu. Les lots demeurent la propriété de LCA
jusqu'à paiement complet.
PAYMENT: All payments must be received before May 1, 2015 in
PAIEMENT : Tous les paiements doivent nous parvenir avant le 1 mai
order for us to pay our consignors. Payments received after this date 2015 afin de pouvoir payer nos consignataires. Pour tout paiement
are invalid and will be at the discretion of the consignor if the item arrivé après cette date, les lots seront disponibles à la discrétion du
is still sold. The material remains the property of LCA until paid in consignataire. 1,5% d’intérêt seront chargés après cette date.
full. 1.5% interest will be charge on invoice not paid after this date.
SYSTÈME DE NUMÉROTATION DE CATALOGUE CHARLTON :
CHARLTON CATALOGUE NUMBERING SYSTEM: The use of the L’usage du système de numérotation de catalogue Charlton est
Charlton Catalogue Numbering System is used to assist bidders and utilisé pour aider le miseur et demeure la propriété de Charlton
International Inc.
remains the sole property of Charlton International Inc.
POLITIQUE DE RETOUR : Les lots gagnés avec mise par téléphone,
RETURN POLICIES: There will no return privilege to absentee
fax ou courriel ne pourront pas être retournés sauf si l’item est faux ou
bidders, for any items other than fakes or incorrectly described. They ne correspond pas à la description du lot. Tout item certifié ne peut être
must be returned in the exact condition that they were sent out, retourné pour divergence de grade. Aucun retour pour tous les lots
complete in their original unopened holder. All third party certified gagnés au plancher ou par un agent.
coins and notes are sold as is and cannot be returned on grading
TAXES DE VENTES : Pour tous lots livrés à l’extérieur du Canada, il
disagreement.
n’y a pas de taxes chargées, pour tout lot livré au NB, TN, ON 13% de
SALES TAXES: No Taxes will be collected for delivery outside TVH, CB 12% de TVH ou NE 15% de TVH sera ajoutée au prix vendu.
Canada. Taxable items delivered to NB, NF, ON, HST of 13% BC HST Pour tout lot livré au Québec, 5% de TPS et 9,975% de TVP seront ajouof 12%, NS HST of 15% charge of total selling price. All items deliv- tées au prix vendu. Pour tout lot livré dans le reste du Canada, 5% de
ered to Quebec, 5% GST and 9.975% PST of the Selling Price is col- TPS sera ajouté au prix vendu. Aucune taxe ne sera chargée, pour les
«métaux précieux» ou pièce de monnaie en or ou argent pur 999.
lected, all coins delivered to the rest of Canada, 5% GST of the
EXPÉDITION - ASSURANCE : Lower Canada Auction offre aux
Selling Price is collected. All precious metals (bars or coins) in Goldmiseurs une police d’assurance privée au coût de 2,00$ par tranche de
Silver-Platinum, pure 999 are NOT-Taxable.
100,00$ de la valeur déclarée.
SHIPPING INSURANCE: For interested parties, Lower Canada
EXPÉDITION : (Canada) Les lots seront expédiés par Xpresspost,
Auction offers Private Insurance for FedEx and Xpresspost at a cost
Poste Canada, avec signature et numéro de traçage, mais sans assurof $2 per $100.00 value.
ance. Les frais de port, d’assurance, de recommandation ou de
SHIPPING: (Canada) Lots are shipped using Canada Xpresspost manutention sont à la charge du client et exécutés aux risques et périls
(Tracking number and signature, but no insurance) & register mail. du client. Des frais minimum de $18.00 seront chargés pour toute
The winner agrees to pay all fees associated with Xpresspost & reg- expédition aux Canada.
istered mail and handling, sent at winner’s own risk. All claims must
EXPÉDITION : (États-Unis) Les lots seront expédiés par Fedex
be addressed with the post office in case of loss, stolen or non- 70,00$ US ou Xpresspost aux coûts de 25,00$ US. Toute réclamation
devra être adressées au transporteur en cas de perte, vol ou dommage
delivered items. Minimum FEE to ship in Canada is $18.00.
causé à un envoi.
SHIPPING: (USA): By FedEx at $70.00 U.S fund, or by Xpresspost
EXPÉDITION : (Outre-Mer) Les lots seront expédiés par courrier
$25.00 U.S, both services at winner’s own risk.
recommandé seulement. Au coût de 50,00$ US minimum aux risques et
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING: By register mail at $50.00 U.S. minimum périls de l’acheteur.
at the winner own risk. Payment by Bank Draft only.
RÈGLEMENT DE VOTRE COMPTE : Tout paiement par chèque doit
ACCOUNT SETTLEMENT: All checks must clear before we ship être libéré, ou si vous désirez vos items rapidement, nous suggérons un
the item(s). P.S. We also have a purchase plan available. Please con- mandat de poste ou une traite bancaire. Nous avons un plan d’achat,
SVP nous contacter 10 jours avant l’encan pour prendre les arrangetact us 10 days prior to the auction for more details.
ments nécessaires.
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March 27-28, 2015
Complexe EVO (Formerly Holiday Inn Midtown)
420 Sherbrooke Street West
Auction to be held
Friday, March 27, 2015 • 6:30 p.m.
Lower Canada Auction
Auction to be held in "Real Time" at
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Louis Chevrier 450-723-1204
E-mail: [email protected]

March 27, 2015 - Lower Canada Auction

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