MOORE'S Winter Toronto Auction Sale

1902. AU-50.

1902, 1904. Both ICCS Extra Fine-40. Both with medium heavy toning.

1902-H. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-66. A superb gem. Great brilliance and lustre. Great strike. A faint touch of golden amber toning provide

1902-H. PCGS graded Mint State-63. Light to medium heavy multi-hued toning.

1903-H. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-66. Lovely medium heavy, multi-hued toning over satiny fields. Another rare Gem Edward ten cents piece. T

1903. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-64. A brilliant example of a scarcer date.

1904. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-65. An outstanding Edward ten cents piece, with great ‘eye appeal’. Light golden and amber toning, with tou

1905. PCGS graded Mint State-65. This piece exhibits medium heavy, iridescent rainbow toning. Another superb gem. The solo fourth ‘finest’ graded by P

1905. ANACS graded Extra Fine-45. Light to medium heavy toning.

1906. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-65. Rich, iridescent blue-purple toning with red highlights characterizes this gem Edward ten cents piece.

1907. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Great fields, good strike, excellent medium heavy iridescent toning. A gem with very good ‘eye appeal’. Tied for the

1911. PCGS graded Mint State-67. Light rainbow toning over satiny fields characterize this gem piece. The superb toning identifies the coin from the L

1911. NGC graded Mint State-66. Brilliant and lustrous, with the faintest hint of toning at the edges. A superb gem.

1911. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Pristine pinkish haze with great lustre. A superb example.

1911. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Light rainbow toning. A Gem with great ‘eye appeal’.

1912. PCGS graded Mint State-66. A lustrous and pristine Gem.

1913. Broad Leaves. ICG graded AU-55. A mostly brilliant, lightly circulated example of the ‘key’ date of the George V ten cents pieces.

1914. ICCS Mint State-62.

1917. NGC graded. Rotated dies. Scratches. Viewing recommended.

1918. PCGS graded Mint State-67. Medium heavy deep amber toning over excellent fields. A strong strike and great ‘eye appeal’ also characterize this s

1919. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Another gem. Medium heavy rainbow toning. Strongly struck. Very good ‘eye appeal’. Tied for the third ‘finest’ graded

1920. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Light purple toning over superb fields with full underlying lustre characterizes this gem George V ten cents piece. T

1921. PCGS graded Mint State-67. A trace of light multi-hued toning. Superb fields, with the look of a specimen strike.

1930. ICCS Mint State-65. Light golden toning.

1930. PCGS graded Mint State-64. An attractively toned example.

1931. PCGS graded Mint State-66. A piece with rainbow toning. Strong strike, excellent fields and outstanding ‘eye appeal’ describe another gem ten ce

1931. ICCS Mint State-65. Sublime eye appeal with green tints.

1934. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Exquisite eye appeal.

1935. NGC graded AU-55. Brilliant.

1936. PCGS graded Mint State-67. Light rainbow toning. Great ‘eye appeal’. Superb strike and fields. A Gem! Tied for the ‘finest’ graded by PCGS and b

1937. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Nicely toned.

1938. 1946. Both ICCS Mint State-64.

1939. ICCS Mint State-65.

1940. ICCS Mint State-65. Brilliant with hints of golden toning.

1941. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Rich purple-red toning with violet highlights.

1941. PCGS graded Mint State-63. Light to medium heavy iridescent toning.

1943, 1944, 1945. All three (3) are ICCS Mint State-64. The first two brilliant, the last with medium heavy toning.

George VI Lot. 1945. MS-60; 1941, 1942, 1943. All AU-50 or better; 1941, 1943, (2 pcs.), 1944. ALL EF-40 or better. Lot of eight (8) mostly brilliant

1946. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-66. Attractive reflective surfaces.

1946. ICCS SPECIMEN-65. Cameo. Medium to heavy purple- red toning. A Gem specimen.

1946. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-65. A brilliant Gem Specimen.

1947. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Light peripheral gold toning.

1947. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-65. Traces of light golden toning. A Gem Specimen.

1947. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-65. Traces of light golden toning. Another Gem Specimen.

1949. ICCS SPECIMEN-66. A brilliant Gem Specimen.

1949. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-66. A brilliant Gem Specimen.

1950. ICCS SPECIMEN-65. A brilliant Specimen. The coin has a cameo contrast, although not mentioned on the certificate.

1950. PCGS graded SPECIMEN-65. A brilliant example, with a cameo contrast.

1951. ICCS SPECIMEN-65. Very light golden toning. A Gem Specimen.

1951, 1952. Both PCGS graded SPECIMEN-64. Both brilliant specimens.