MOORE'S October Toronto Auction

FIVE CENTS. 1862. Small ‘6’ variety. ICCS Mint State-64. A well struck piece with light multi-hued toning and light red-purple highlights.

FIVE CENTS. 1864. Small ‘6 variety. ICCS Mint State-64. Pleasing gray-purple toning, evenly distributed on both sides. Fully struck and tied for the ‘

1864. Small ‘6’ variety. ICCS Au-50. Lightly toned.

1862. Double-Punched ‘2’ variety. ICCS Very Fine-20. Lightly corroded.

1862. Double-Punched ‘2’ variety. ICCS Very Fine-20. Mark noted on certificate.

1862. ICG graded Extra Fine-45. A brilliant coin.

1862. Very Fine-30; 1864. Extra Fine-40. Obverse scratch. Lot of two (2) brilliant pieces.

1862, 1864. Lot of two (2) lightly toned pieces. Both Very Fine-20.

1861. ICCS AU-55. 20% luster; 1864. ICCS AU-55. Brown; ONE CENT. 1861. Lg. Bud. ICCS AU-55. 40% luster; 1864. ICCS AU-55. Trace of red. Lot of four (4

1861. NGC graded SPECIMEN-64. Red-Brown. 30% remaining luster. Superb strike. Excellent ‘eye appeal’. Near Gem.

1862. PCGS graded AU-50. Brown.

1862. Fine-12. A problem free ‘key’ date.

1864. Tall 6. ICCS Mint State-63, Red-Brown. 40% red luster.

x1871. ICCS Mint State-65. Full Red luster.

1911-C. ICG graded Mint State-65. Full golden luster.

1914-C. PCGS graded AU-58. Brilliant orange luster.

1917C. PCGS graded Mint State-64.

1918-C. ICG graded Mint State-64. Full golden luster.

1918-C. PCGS graded Mint State-63. Full golden luster.

1914. PCGS graded Mint State-63+. Even golden toning over excellent fields. A premium quality gold piece.

1912. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Well struck with exceptional surfaces and clean fields. The coin exhibits full original luster. An absolute Gem of a

1913. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Strong luster with very nice fields.

1913. ICCS Mint State-63. A select uncirculated piece from the Royal Canadian Mint/Finance Dept. group. Excellent ‘eye appeal’, strike and luster. Ano

1944 Rare coin alignment. NGC MS-62 Brown.

1968. ‘Dateless’. A partial (60%) Reverse Brockage. CCCS Mint State-63. 80% sustained red luster; 1980. Struck Off-Center 15%. CCCS Mint State-64. Red

1969. Double Struck, with two clear dates on the reverse. ICCS Mint State-64. Red. 70% luster.

1996. Struck on a $2.00 Core. 2.4 gms. CCCS Mint State-65.

196--. NGC graded ‘Silver. Struck 15% Off-Center’. Surface hairlines.

1978. NGC graded Mint State-60. Brown. Struck on a Foreign Planchet. 2.08 gms.

25 CENTS. 1951. H.R. ICCS AU-55. (But the coin is actually dated 1952!!). 10 CENTS. 1948. PCGS graded MS-64. (But the coin is actually dated 1950!!),

Type II. $1.00 Nickel dollar. 1969-1987. Lot of two blank planchets.

1979. Struck on a Canadian Five Cents nickel blank. 4.5 gms. .

NICKEL DOLLAR. 1969. Struck on a silver Fifty Cents planchet. PCGS graded Proof-Like-65. Deep mirror fields and a Heavy Cameo bust. A spectacular erro

NGC graded Mint State-64. A Broadstruck error. A rare and dramatic error.

999. Core Off-center 15-20% at 7:00 o’clock. AU.

1992. The black case is missing the ‘1992’ silver heat stamp on the spine of the case.

1992. The black case is missing the ‘1992’ silver heat stamp on the spine of the case.

Cent to Dollar, in Royal Canadian Mint small (2” X 3” X 1/2”) white box of issue. In poly bags for protection. The six (6) coins grade an average of M

Cent to Dollar, in Royal Canadian Mint small (2” X 3” X 1/2”) white box of issue. In poly bags for protection. The seven (7) coins grade an average of

Cent to Dollar, in Royal Canadian Mint small (2” X 3” X 1/2”) white box of issue. In poly bags for protection. The six (6) coins grade an average of M

Cent to Dollar, in Royal Canadian Mint small (2” X 3” X 1/2”) white box of issue. In poly bags for protection. The six (6) coins grade an average of M

Cent to Dollar, in Royal Canadian Mint small (2” X 3” X 1/2”) white box of issue. In poly bags for protection. The six (6) coins grade an average of M

Cent to Dollar. Both sets are housed in black card holders. The coins grade an average of MS-62-63 or better. Lot of two (2) sets.

Cent to Dollar. Housed in a custom Capital plastic holder. A very choice set.

Cent to Dollar. Housed in a white R.C.M. card, with intact cellophane. Lot of three (3) choice sets, as issued. Some coins with Cameo contrast.

Cent to Dollar. Housed in a white R.C.M. card, with intact cellophane. Lot of three (3) choice sets, as issued. Some coins with Cameo contrast.

Cent to Dollar. Housed in a white R.C.M. card, with intact cellophane. Lot of ten (10) choice sets, as issued. Some coins with Cameo contrast.

Cent to Dollar. Housed in a white R.C.M. card, with intact cellophane. Lot of twelve (12) choice sets, as issued. Some coins with Cameo contrast.

Cent to Dollar. Two (2) cents are sealed into the pliofilm, An unusual error.

Lot #430, Oct. 25-26, 1991, where it was described as a Lot of Specimen single coins, Cent, 1964; Five Cents, 1963; Ten Cents, 1963; Twenty-five Cents