Torex-June 2010

1965. Type 3. ICCS Mint State-65.

1965. Type 3. Proof-Like-65. Heavy Cameo. In a red Specimen box. From the Pittman collection.

1965. Type 3. Proof-Like-65. Heavy Cameo. Traces of light blue toning.

1965. Type 3. Proof-Like-64 or better. Lot of two (2) coins. Both are brilliant, with Heavy Cameo contrast.

1965. Type 4. ICCS Mint State-65. Light to medium heavy multi-hued toning. A Gem.

1965. Type 4. ICCS Mint State-64. Fully brilliant.

1965. Type 4. PCGS graded Proof-Like-67. Brilliant, with a Heavy Cameo contrast. A Gem.

1965. Type 5. ICCS Mint State-65. Cameo contrast. The rarest type. A brilliant Gem example.

1965. Type 5. ICCS Mint State-64. Fully brilliant.

1965. Type 5. (1 pc.); 1966, (5 pcs.); 1967, (12 pcs.). All AU-55 to MS-63, average MS-60 or better. 1959, 1961, 1963, 1964, (2 pcs.); 1965, Type I,

1966. PCGS graded Mint State-66. ICCS cross graded Mint State-65. Light multi-hued toning over superb lustrous surfaces. A Gem.

1966. Large Beads. ICCS Mint State-65. A brilliant and lustrous Gem dollar.

1966. One roll, (20 pcs.). All AU-55 to MS-62. All brilliant.

1967. ICCS Mint State-65. A brilliant Gem dollar that is also the Charlton Canadian Coins, Volume One, (64th. Edition) cover plate coin. Accompanie

1967. ICCS Mint State-65. Lustrous and brilliant, with a light touch of golden toning. Another Gem dollar.

1967. ICCS Mint State-65. Medium heavy golden toning, with hints of blue. A Gem.

1967. ICCS Mint State-65. Light pale bluish toning. A Gem.

1967. ICCS Mint State-66. The solo second ‘Finest’ graded by ICCS. A brilliant and near flawless Gem.

1967. The ‘Double-Struck’ Error. ICCS Mint State-60. A superior grade to the assigned grade by ICCS.

1967. ‘Diving Goose’ variety. An example with the full 45 degree rotation. MS-60. Brilliant Proof-Like fields.