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Graded by NGC as MS66 Brown . Stunning flawless quality. A lot of the times nice coloured toned coins are more desirable than red coloured copper coins as the worry of changing … Graded by NGC as MS66 Brown . Stunning flawless quality. A lot of the times nice coloured toned coins are more desirable than red coloured copper coins as the worry of changing surface conditions is greatly negated. These coins are as nice but sell for a percentage of the red prices. These coins were struck in London at the British Royal Mint. Price: $750.00 CDN

Graded as NGC as AU55. Coin has light circulation wear. This is an elusive dime and is highly underrated in the price guides. The reverse denomination area is doubled and is the … Graded as NGC as AU55. Coin has light circulation wear. This is an elusive dime and is highly underrated in the price guides. The reverse denomination area is doubled and is the only part of the coin to exhibit this. This was causing by some mint master doing some re-engraving of the reverse die. This error was spotted early and not many of these coins got into the coin bags and left the mint. A key dime for any serious Canadian dime collection. Price: $175.00 CDN

Graded by NGC as MS63 , which is a BU coin. The information is still sketchy just as to why the Canadian Government retained or collected the gold issues of 1912 - … Graded by NGC as MS63 , which is a BU coin. The information is still sketchy just as to why the Canadian Government retained or collected the gold issues of 1912 - 1914. Nevertheless, despite the hoard the 1914 $10 gold coin is still a very hard coin to obtain , most collectors jumped at the opportunity to finally complete their dream collection of the Canadian gold series. this coin trends at $3500 Cdn. Price: $2300.00 USD

Graded ICCS SP60 red & brown. Struck specially for the coronation of King Georges V. These coins were struck in a rather matte or satin finish as opposed to a glass surface … Graded ICCS SP60 red & brown. Struck specially for the coronation of King Georges V. These coins were struck in a rather matte or satin finish as opposed to a glass surface proof. The coin is mark free and has razor square edges. Technical grade appears to be a little higher. Coin has probably been handled in the past or wiped carefully with a cloth, but isn't damaged or anything. Full wonderful details. RARE. Price: $200.00 CDN

A very choice example of this ever increasing popular variety. Often when this coin is found it is very unattractive. This example is very choice with premium surfaces. Properly graded. I still … A very choice example of this ever increasing popular variety. Often when this coin is found it is very unattractive. This example is very choice with premium surfaces. Properly graded. I still don't know how the Harp underneath the number one on the reverse manifested itself. The obvious assumption would be from die polishing. If one considers all the funny stuff that went on at the Royal Canadian Mint in the 1950's and 60's it could be very understandable that an employee might have been in on this variety. This is the best example that I have seen. A premium coin. Price: $46.00 CDN

Never in my life have I ever seen unopened 1967 Canada gold centennial sets before. Here are 2 of them. Both were mailed registered to the same person in May of 1968. … Never in my life have I ever seen unopened 1967 Canada gold centennial sets before. Here are 2 of them. Both were mailed registered to the same person in May of 1968. In 1968 Centennial sets were still available and still very popular to collectors. Many people in Canada were still buying them for their American friends, who couldn't buy them due to gold hoarding restrictions. These coins have been in the dark literally for almost 46 years. The premium lies in the fact that the sets are still fully mint sealed and are untampered. If you are looking for an PROOF70 or Specimen70 coin, this might be the ultimate source to take your chances. Extremely rare offering. Price: $1695.00 CDN each