Saturday June 29th - Coins & Currency

1943 Canadian Silver 50 Cents. Coin displays a major Die Break from the rim through 43 to the Unicorn’s leg to the rim. VF-20.

1944 Canadian Silver 50 Cents. World War II issue. EF-40.

1947 Curved Right 7 Canadian Silver 50 Cents. VF-20.

1950 No Design Canadian Silver 50 Cents. Scarce No Design. Has major Die Cracks across the bottom of the reverse, VF-20.

1951 Hearing Aid Canadian Silver 50 Cents. This coin is the result of a major Die Clash so that there appears to be a Hearing Aid in the king’s ear. A

1952 Hearing Aid Canadian Silver 50 Cents. As above. Last issue of King George VI. EF-40.

1967 Canadian Silver 50 Cents. Howling Wolf. One year type. MS-63.

1939 Royal Visit to Canada Silver Dollar. Commemorates the first visit to Canada by King George VI & his wife, Queen Elizabeth. EF-45. Lustrous.

1958 Canadian Silver Dollar. Commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Gold Rush and the establishment of British Columbia as a Crown Colony. MS-63.

1960 Canadian Silver Dollar. Proof Like.

1963 Canadian Silver Dollar. MS-63.

1964 Canadian Silver Dollar. Proof Like with Cameo.

1965 Type I Canadian Silver Dollar. Small Beads, Pointed 5.MS-63.

1965 Type II Canadian Silver Dollar. Small Beads, Blunt 5. MS-63.

1965 Type II Canadian Silver Dollar. Large Beads, Blunt 5. MS-63.

1966 Large Beads Canadian Silver Dollar. MS-63 with Cameo.

1967 Canadian Silver Dollar. Uncirculated. Rotated Die.

1968 Canadian Nickel Dollar. There is a Die Crack at ETH II. Uncirculated with Rotated Die. Scarce.

1971 BC Centennial Nickel Dollar. There is a Die Crack at AR in DOLLAR. Uncirculated. Scarce.

1977 Attached Jewel Short Water Lines Canadian Nickel Dollar. MS-63. Scarce.

1987 Canadian Loonie Dollar. The first year of the Loonie. MS-63 from an original Royal Canadian Mint roll.

1867 – 1992 Confederation Loonie. MS-63 from an original Royal Canadian Mint roll.

1997 Flying Loon Dollar. Commemorates the 10th Anniversary of the first Loonie. Specimen-66.

2014 Lucky Loonie. MS-63 from an original Royal Canadian Mint roll.

1996 German Planchet Toonie. This planchet was made in Germany & differs from the normal Canadian planchet in that the coin displays vertical li...

1997 Winnipeg Toonie. Proof Like.

1998 Ottawa Toonie. Proof Like.

2003P Old Effigy Toonie. Proof Like.

2012 Toonie with Security Device. Proof Like.

New Brunswick 1864 Cent with Long 6. F-12.

Nova Scotia 1861 Half Cent. The first Half Cent issued. EF-40.

Nova Scotia. 1864 Cent with Small Bud. The last Large Cent issued by the Colony before it joined Canada. VG-8.

Prince Edward Island. 1871 Cent. The only coin issued by PEI before it joined Canada. F-15.

Newfoundland. 1917c Large Cent. Issued during World War I. Minted in Ottawa. VF-20.

Newfoundland. 1920c Large Cent. Also minted in Ottawa. EF-40.

Newfoundland. 1936 Large Cent. Last issue of King George V. MS-60 with Traces of Lustre.

Newfoundland. 1912 Silver 5 Cents. First issue of King George V. F-12.

Newfoundland. 1929 Silver 5 Cents. Last issue of King George V. F-15.

Newfoundland. 1938 Silver 5 Cents. First issue of King George VI. VF-30.

Newfoundland. 1940c Silver 5 Cents. Minted in Ottawa because of World War II. EF-40.

Newfoundland. 1941c Silver 5 Cents. Minted in Ottawa because of World War II. AU-50. Lustrous.

Newfoundland. 1943c Silver 5 Cents. Minted in Ottawa because of World War II. EF-40.

Newfoundland. 1917c Silver 50 Cents. Minted in Ottawa because of World War I. VG-8.

Judea. Antonius Felix, Roman Procurator of Judea (52 – 60 AD). This top Roman official put St. Paul in prison for 2 years. VG.

Ancient Rome. Emperor Antonius Pius (138 – 161 AD). Silver Denarius. Reverse depicts Fortuna. VF.

Australia. 1964 Half Penny Error. There is grease in the Die, so the numbers 96 did not strike up properly. AU.

Cuba. 1987 Peso. Commemorates the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. BU.

Cyprus. 1955 5 Mils. BU.

Ethiopia. 1944 Cent. Emperor Haile Selassie. Uncirculated.

FIJI. 1980 Cents. Depicts a Sperm Whale tooth. EF.