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1960, 1968, 1971. Lot of three (3) coins, all Gem ICCS Mint State-65.

1964. Extra Water Line. PCGS graded Mint State-64.

1964. Extra Water Line. PCGS graded Mint State-64. A second example of a popular variety.

1964. Extra Water Line. PCGS graded Mint State-64. A third example.

1984. ICCS Mint State-65.

1983. ICCS Mint State-64. Non-Magnetic. 2003-P. ICCS Mint State-64. New Effigy. Magnetic. Lot of two (2) coins.

Canadian Ten Cents Collection. 1858-2012. Complete with exceptions of the 1872-H, 1875-H, 1884 & 1889. The early coins grade Good to VF, average...

1858. ICCS AU-58. Should be designated as a Doubled Date. A high end example.

1870. Narrow O. ICCS Mint State-63. Sharp eye appeal.

1870. Narrow O. 1903-H. 1908. All ICCS Extra Fine-45. Lot of three (3) coins.

1870. Wide O. PCGS graded Mint State-66. A gem Victorian piece. This example is the ‘1/1’ and ‘8/8’ variety. Medium to rich toning. Great strike. Grea

1871. ICCS Mint State-60. White and lustrous.

1871. Extra Fine-40. Brilliant and lustrous.

1871-H. PCGS graded Mint State-62. A lovely example. Near choice.

1872-H. ICCS Mint State-64. A lustrous example with just a hint of gold shade. Otherwise fully brilliant. A ‘key’ date in a rare condition.

1872-h, 1902. Both ICCS Very Fine-30; 1881-H, 1898, 1899, Small 9’s, 1904, 1907, 1914. All EF-40; 1901. ICCS AU-55; 1919. ICCS AU-50. Lot of ten (10)

1872-H. ICCS Very Fine-20.

1874-H. ICCS Mint State-64. Crisp and sharp white.

1874-H. ICCS Extra Fine-40. Lightly toned.

1874-H, 1913, Sm. Lvs., 1919, 1932, 1933, 1938. Lot of six (6) coins, all Extra Fine-40 or better.

1875-H. PCGS graded Extra Fine-45. West struck with good lustre. Another attractive ‘key’ date.

1875-H. Very Fine-20. Harshly cleaned (polished). Strong date and details.

1875-H. Fine-12. Lightly toned.

1880-H. Obverse port. #1. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Medium heavy iridescent toning over full deep luster. A strongly struck Gem, with very good ‘eye

1881-H. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Lovely silver gray and rose patina, with blue highlights. Near flawless strike. Tied with two others for the ‘Fines

1882-H, 1900, & 1935. All ICCS Very Fine-20. Lot of three (3) coins.

1882-H, 1918, 1919 & 1938. Lot of four (4) coins, all About Extra Fine.

1883-H. ICCS Extra Fine-40.

1884. ICCS Mint State-64. This piece exhibits medium heavy, multi-hued toning, predominately dark amber, with green highlights. Tied with two (2) othe

1885. Obverse port. #4. PCGS graded Mint State-64. A lustrous example with very light golden toning. Good ‘eye appeal’. A rare high grade, near Gem co

1885. Obverse port. #5. ICCS Very Fine-30.

1886. Small 6. ‘6/6’ variety. Fine.

1887. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Outstanding lustre. Brilliant at centers, with rose-gold accents at the peripheries. Tied with three others for the ‘

1887. ICCS Very Fine-30.

1887. ICCS Very Fine-20.

1887, 1888, 1890-H, 1891, 22 Lvs, 1892, Large 9. Obverse 6. Lot of five (5) coins, all ICCS Very Good-8.

1889. PCGS graded Fin A problem free example of a ‘key’ date.

1889. PCGS graded Mint State-63. A sublime and appealing example of a ‘key’ date, with full lustre and light pink lustre. Another excessively rare ten

1891. 21 Leaves. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Light multi-hued toning. Superb fields and a very strong strike, along with very good ‘eye appeal. The res

1891. 21 Leaves. ICCS Mint State-60. Medium heavy toning.

1892. Small 9. Extra Fine-40. (Cleaned).

1893. Round Top 3. Obverse port. #6. ICCS Very Fine-30. The ‘3’ in the date is the softly struck type.

1899. Large 9’s, 1918, 1919, 1936, 1938. Lot of five (5) coins, all About Extra Fine.

1900. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Outstanding olive and sea-green toning, with golden highlights. A superb Gem.

1900. PCGS graded Mint State-63. A brilliant and lustrous example.

1901. ICCS Mint State-65. Very flashy ‘P.Q.’ toning. A razor sharp strike with great luster. A Gem.

1901. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Medium to rich iridescent toning. Strong strike. Excellent fields and surfaces. Another Gem.

1901. PCGS graded Mint State-63. A well struck example, with a brilliant reverse and lightly toned obverse in shades of gold and amber.

1902. PCGS graded Mint State-64. Attractive russet shades.

1902, 1937 & 1949. All three (3) are brilliant AU-50 or better.

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.