The Prominence Sale - XIV - Major sale
Welcome to The Prominence XIV Sale.
Among the many highlights is a superb 1904 50¢ graded ICCS MS65, a stunning 1921 25¢ PCGS MS-66, an 1886 1¢ Obv. 1 MS-65. A NFLD 1870 $2 Gold, PCGS MS-63; a rare 1911–1912 Specimen Set with gold denominations. The sale also features an 1888 1¢ graded ICCS MS-66. The paper money section is equally compelling. Highlights include a unique Bank of Toronto 1859 $5 note, as well as a rare Bank of Toronto 1890 $5 with overprint “BARRIE.” A strong offering of 1935 issues is present, including a $20 Small Seal notes in Gem Uncirculated 66 PPQ, along with two French $20 and $25 notes in Choice Uncirculated condition. The iconic 1935 $500 note in VF condition is also offered, alongside an outstanding selection of Canadian error banknotes.
#1
PE-5B1, Br#917 NGC Gem Mint State-65. A beautiful lustrous example with strong ...
PE-5B1, Br#917 NGC Gem Mint State-65. A beautiful lustrous example with strong original mint brilliance and sharply defined details throughout. The surfaces are exceptionally well preserved, displaying attractive cartwheel luster and excellent eye appeal. Certified NGC MS-65, this specimen currently stands as the finest and only example graded at this level, making it a significant condition rarity for the issue. An outstanding opportunity for the advanced specialist seeking the finest obtainable representative of this token.
Current Bid: $0
- Estimate: $1400 and UP
- Start Price: $800
#2
NS-5A1, Br#876 — 1856 Half Penny. PCGS Proof-63 BN. Struck in proof format with ...
NS-5A1, Br#876 — 1856 Half Penny. PCGS Proof-63 BN. Struck in proof format with deeply reflective fields and sharply defined devices. The surfaces display attractive multi-colour toning, ranging through subtle iridescent hues, complemented by approximately 35% original red lustre remaining within the protected areas. Well-preserved with excellent eye appeal for the grade, the mirrored fields providing pleasing contrast with the lightly toned devices. A desirable proof example of this popular mid-19th-century issue.
Current Bid: $800
- Estimate: $1500 and UP
- Start Price: $750
#3
NS-6A1, Br#875 — 1856 One Penny, PCGS Proof-63 BN. A pleasing chocolate-brown e...
NS-6A1, Br#875 — 1856 One Penny, PCGS Proof-63 BN. A pleasing chocolate-brown example with smooth, highly reflective fields and well-defined devices. The surfaces exhibit the characteristic mirrorlike reflectivity expected of a proof striking, providing attractive contrast against the rich brown patina. Overall eye appeal is strong for the grade, with clean fields and sharp detail throughout. A desirable certified proof representative of this scarce 1856 issue, offering collectors an appealing combination of originality, reflective surfaces, and solid technical quality.
Current Bid: $750
- Estimate: $1500 and UP
- Start Price: $750
#4
NS-10B1, Br#883. NGC Choice Mint State-63. A notably high-grade example of this...
NS-10B1, Br#883. NGC Choice Mint State-63. A notably high-grade example of this popular type, seldom encountered in such well-preserved condition. Lustrous surfaces with sharp definition throughout the design elements, displaying only minor contact marks consistent with the assigned grade. The strike is pleasing and the eye appeal is well above average for the issue. Certified Mint State-63 by NGC, this specimen represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a superior example of a type that is typically seen in significantly lower grades.
Current Bid: $800
- Estimate: $1400 and UP
- Start Price: $800
#5
NS-28A2, Br#895, ICCS VF-20. Scarce brass variety. Well-defined example with cle...
NS-28A2, Br#895, ICCS VF-20. Scarce brass variety. Well-defined example with clear legends and moderate even wear consistent with the assigned grade.
Current Bid: $600
- Estimate: $400 and UP
- Start Price: $200
#6
NB-1A1, Br#910 — 1843 ½ Penny Token — PCGS Proof-64 BN. A stunning Proof exampl...
NB-1A1, Br#910 — 1843 ½ Penny Token — PCGS Proof-64 BN. A stunning Proof example of this classic New Brunswick token. Deep brown surfaces are enlivened by vibrant iridescent hues, producing exceptional eye appeal. The fields are highly reflective with strong contrast against the crisply struck devices, creating a distinctly “flashy” presentation seldom encountered for the type. Well preserved and visually impressive, this certified PCGS Proof-64 Brown specimen ranks among the more attractive examples available. A remarkable piece that will stand out in any advanced collection of Maritime or Canadian colonial tokens.
Current Bid: $1500
- Estimate: $1500 and UP
- Start Price: $750
#7
NB-2B2, Br#911 - 1854 1P PCGS Choice Mint State-63BN Nice chocolate-brown exampl...
NB-2B2, Br#911 - 1854 1P PCGS Choice Mint State-63BN Nice chocolate-brown example with considerable remaining mint lustre. Well struck with smooth surfaces and attractive eye appeal for the grade.
Current Bid: $210
- Estimate: $400 and UP
- Start Price: $200
#8
LC-8A5, Br#522,- 1837 Habitant Token - The right serif of “V” is lower than the ...
LC-8A5, Br#522,- 1837 Habitant Token - The right serif of “V” is lower than the top of the “I” in PROVINCE w/90 degrees w/axis facing east unlike the LC-8A4 pointing west. It is a recognized issue that should be catalogued in the next Charlton Token Book and considered to be Extremely Rare like the 8A3 & 8A4 issues.
Current Bid: $200
- Estimate: $500 and UP
- Start Price: $200
#9
LC-10B3, Breton 524 – 1839 Half Penny “Side View” Token Mule (B1 Obverse / B2 Re...
LC-10B3, Breton 524 – 1839 Half Penny “Side View” Token Mule (B1 Obverse / B2 Reverse). Rare mule combining the B1 obverse with the B2 reverse, an unusual die pairing within the 1839 “Side View” Half Penny token series. The obverse displays the familiar left-facing bust design, while the reverse corresponds to the B2 variety, creating the distinctive LC-10B3 mule listed in the standard references. A sharp About Uncirculated example, exhibiting strong remaining mint luster and well-defined details throughout the portrait and reverse devices. The surfaces appear original, with attractive medium brown coloration and minimal handling marks consistent with the assigned grade. Strike is crisp for the issue, with particularly clear hair and legend details.
Current Bid: $2000
- Estimate: $4000 and UP
- Start Price: $2000
#10
PC-1B3 – 1844 1/2 Penny “Medium Trees – Short Nose.” NGC MS-65 RB A superb Gem ...
PC-1B3 – 1844 1/2 Penny “Medium Trees – Short Nose.” NGC MS-65 RB A superb Gem example displaying approximately 70% original mint red lustre. The surfaces are exceptionally well preserved, with smooth, attractive fields and strong overall eye appeal. Strike detail is sharp for the issue, and the pleasing red-brown patina enhances the coin’s visual character. Examples of this variety are seldom encountered at the Gem level, and pieces exhibiting this degree of original colour and surface quality are particularly scarce. A highly desirable specimen for the advanced collector.
Current Bid: $500
- Estimate: $1000 and UP
- Start Price: $500