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A nice example . Since this coin is the only PEI produced coin it also encompasses the entire series in specimen all in one package. Though most of the 300 or so … A nice example . Since this coin is the only PEI produced coin it also encompasses the entire series in specimen all in one package. Though most of the 300 or so mint state coins from the hoard are in red , the specimens are not . The specimens are rather toned and matte in appearance . This coin is graded SP64 , Red and Brown with coinage alignment , or sometimes called ' upside down alignment or flip alignment ". Coin exhibits extreme detail and has 90 degree edges . Offers considered. Price: $4,000.00 CDN

Graded SP64. A mirror specimen with proof characteristics. The reverse rates a full SP66 while I grade the Obverse SP64.50 . The coin is very much in gem territory. All copper specimens … Graded SP64. A mirror specimen with proof characteristics. The reverse rates a full SP66 while I grade the Obverse SP64.50 . The coin is very much in gem territory. All copper specimens of anything from the 1860's era are truly rare finds, no matter which country they were minted for. This coin easily rates in the top 3 or 4 known. Museum quality. Regrade and upgrade possible with PCGS or NGC . Serious only . Price: $4500.00 CDN

Breton # 508 , mintmark " T " not noted. Nicely toned and very sharp for the grade. I remember 30 years ago at JA Auctions that these coins went for $350 … Breton # 508 , mintmark " T " not noted. Nicely toned and very sharp for the grade. I remember 30 years ago at JA Auctions that these coins went for $350 - $425 every time one went up for sale. They are not quite as expensive now, but still a nice relic of Canada's earliest circulating coinage. A much rarer coin as this coin was only minted for three years with this mint mark. Price: $275.00 CDN

Notes from this bank are rare in any grade. Underrated in the Charlton catalogs for years. Easy to learn history about this bank online. The gradual bail-ins by other banks allowed most … Notes from this bank are rare in any grade. Underrated in the Charlton catalogs for years. Easy to learn history about this bank online. The gradual bail-ins by other banks allowed most banknotes to be slowly redeemed back over a 4 year period. Thusly remaining issued notes are very tough to come by. Between 1874 and 1884 Federal notes were almost treated as Government money and had wide acceptance across Ontario, especially since other banks at this time had already gone sour , legal paper notes were probably relatively scarce. Going on 145 years old. examples in the Canadian currency collection are about the same condition wise. Grades about VG to VG. RARE . Price: $500.00 CDN

Fair celebration from 1912 , excellent condition or better. Uniface design. What is now called Kitchener , Ontario was once called Berlin . Ontario . The name change happened in 1914 with … Fair celebration from 1912 , excellent condition or better. Uniface design. What is now called Kitchener , Ontario was once called Berlin . Ontario . The name change happened in 1914 with the onset of World War One. Anything with the Berlin name on it is highly valued in the Waterloo Region of Ontario . extremely rare items go for crazy money between private collectors and historical museums. This is considered an entry level item, but even these are getting very tough to come by now. Price: $50.00 CDN

GRADED by NGC as MS63 Red & Brown , vibrant fresh surfaces with virtually no contact marks. A very hard coin to find MS63 or higher. Lovely for the grade which appears … GRADED by NGC as MS63 Red & Brown , vibrant fresh surfaces with virtually no contact marks. A very hard coin to find MS63 or higher. Lovely for the grade which appears to be one point higher. Struck at the Royal Canadian Mint for Newfoundland. Price: $850.00 CDN

Once a very rare and desirable token ... and still should be. Albeit a small quantity of these was discovered about 22 years ago making it much more affordable. Known in Charlton … Once a very rare and desirable token ... and still should be. Albeit a small quantity of these was discovered about 22 years ago making it much more affordable. Known in Charlton as " TR-1 " , a transportation token. Struck sometime between 1846 and 1856. Great subject matter and in uncirculated condition. Market has dried up supply so this will be a token not in every dealers inventory. Price: $170.00 CDN

Designated by NGC as LC-48C1 , VF 25. Though at first glance it looks like this coin, however, the grass mound is much wider . There is no true Charlton token guide … Designated by NGC as LC-48C1 , VF 25. Though at first glance it looks like this coin, however, the grass mound is much wider . There is no true Charlton token guide designation for this coin so it should be classed as another variety. The designated variety of this token is not too common in itself, making this token much rarer. Open to offers. Price: $170.00 CDN