MOORE'S October Toronto Auction

Very Good-10.

1900. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Original, even medium heavy toning over near perfect cheek and fields. Toning highlights of purple and amber. A stron

PCGS graded Very Fine-35. Medium heavy gray toning. Ex. Lot #1713, Torex, 2002.

ICCS Fine-15.

ICCS Very Fine-20. Dark to heavy dark gray toning. A scarce ‘key’ date coin.

PCGS graded Extra Fine-40. A lightly toned example of a ‘key’ date of the Edwardian series.

PCGS graded Extra Fine-45. A well struck piece with medium to heavy evenly distributed toning.

PCGS graded Very Fine-35. A medium to heavily toned example.

ICCS Very Fine-20; 1916. Very Fine-30, (tiny marks); 1919. About Extra Fine-40, (lightly cleaned). Lot of three (3) coins.

1911. ICCS Mint State-64. A superb example of a one year type with attractive gray patina and frosty white mint brilliance. Rare and highly desirable

Very Fine-25. Medium heavy, multi-hued toning. Ex. Lot #818, TICF, 2000.

ICCS AU-55. The reverse exhibits stunning eye appeal.

1918. ICCS Mint State-65. A spectacular Gem coin, with aged gray and gold patina over frosty white surfaces, all creating extraordinary eye appeal.

PCGS graded Mint State-63. Light, multi-hued toning over full luster. Good ‘eye appeal’.

NGC graded AU-55. Light to medium heavy, even toning.

CCCS Extra Fine-40.

PCGS graded Mint State-65. Heavy toning in iridescent dark rainbow shades. A gem with superb ‘eye appeal’.

PCGS graded AU-53. Lustrous.

PCGS graded Mint State-65. A lightly toned Gem in shades of pale blue and gray. Great ‘eye appeal’. Superb fields. Simply stated, an outstanding Georg

1931. ICCS SPECIMEN-64. Also PCGS graded SPECIMEN-65. Attractively toned. A very rare specimen and seldom offered.