auction & mail bid #7, saturday september 19, 2009. lot ... of 7 german third reich coins....

AUCTIONSAuction & Mail Bid #7,

Saturday September 19, 2009.

Lot viewing & registration: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm

Auction: 7:00 pm

George Manz Coin Auctions,the official auctioneer for the

2009 Regina Coin Club Fall ShowWestern Christian College

4400 Fourth Ave (corner of 4th Ave & Lewvan Dr Room

LR-2 (The Gilbert & Jesse Jacobs Hospitality Room) Regina

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1918C Sovereign.ICCS MS-63.

1900 Quarter Eagle.MS-64.

Athens Tetradrachm.300-262 BC.

1875H 25 cents.Struck off center. Rare.

1948 $1 Rotated Dies.ICCS MS-60. Rare.

1885 Willow Bunch token.C/S on British 1797 penny.

One Known.

1951 Low Relief 25 cents.Rare.

1875H 10 cents.CCCS VF-30. Rare.

NFLD 1872 $1.NGC AU-58. Scarce.

September 2009 COIN AUCTION-Auction and Mail Bid #7 [email protected] http://georgemanzcoins.com

Welcome to our latest auction, taking place at the Regina Coin Club’s 2009 Fall Show. The auction includes part IV of the Georg Manz Senior Collection (the father of the auctioneer) as well as Part VI of the Roy Miller Collection.

We offer a wide array of lots, from ancient Greek, Roman and Chinese coins to more modern world coins.

American coins include a certified 1888S Morgan silver dollar, as well as a 1900 Quarter Eagle in MS-64.

Canadian decimal coins are once again the strength of the auction, including a large number of hard-to-get varieties.

The 10 cents section includes two rare certified 1875H 10 cents, including one graded VF-30 by CCCS.

The 25 cents section includes a rare 1951 Low Relief graded MS-62 by ICCS.

The silver dollar section is the strongest section in the auction, with almost all coins having a variety mentioned on the certification. The highlight is a 1948 silver dollar with a die rotation and graded MS-60 by ICCS.

Gold coins include an outstandingly beautiful 1918C sovereign (ICCS MS-63), a 1914 $5 (PCGS MS-62), and three different certified Newfoundland $2 gold coins.

Errors include an 1875H 25 cents struck off center with a baseball cap type effect.

Rare tokens include Wellingtons with die rotations and clips, a Blacksmith token, a Devins & Bolton, and a one-of-a-kind 1885 Willow Bunch 50 cents token.

This diverse auction also includes counterstamps, encased coins, a hobo nickel, wooden nickels, a communion token, trade dollars, and commemorative and military medals.

Paper money is led by a rare Hudson’s Bay Company note and a 1935 English Small Seal $20 featuring Princess Elizabeth.

A nice collection of numismatic books, including several authored by legendary Hans Zoell, rounds out the auction.

We hope you will enjoy this catalogue as much as we enjoyed producing it.

Good luck with your bidding.

There is no buyer’s fee in this auction.

September 2009 COIN AUCTION-Auction and Mail Bid #7 [email protected] - PAGE 1 - http://georgemanzcoins.com

ANCIENT GREEK

1. Attica (Athens).AR Tetradrachm. 300-262 BC. Obv: Head of Athena right, wearing crested helmet ornamented with three olive leaves and floral scroll. Rev: Owl standing right, head facing. To right AOE; to left olive twig and crescent. Struck on elongated flan. A nice example. Sear-2547. gVF.Minimum Bid $400 ..........................$750.

ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL2. Galerius as Augustus.AE Follis. 305-311. Heraclea Mint. IMP C GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS PF AVG. Rev: Genius standing left. GENIO IMPERATORIS around, star to left, ETA TAU GAMMA below. Van Meter-28a variation. EF.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$125.

ANCIENT CHINESE

3. Wang Mang.7-22 AD. Spade money. Ta-pu huang-ch’ien. Value 1000. 10.38 grams. Schjoth-146. VF.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$100.

ODD & CURIOUS MONEY4. Mexican axe money.Mushroom-shaped axe with raised flanges along shank edges. Used for tribute and exchange. Opitz says it was originally introduced from Ecuador about 1200 AD. Made from copper-arsenic bronze. Opitz Type 2. Scarce.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$200.

WORLD COINS5. Colombia. 1928 50 centavos.Leprosarium coinage for use in the three government leper colonies. The hospitals were closed in the late 1950s and patients were allowed to exchange these special coins for regular currency at any bank. Bogota Mint. KM-L14. F. Scarce.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.

6. Egypt. 1981 5 Pounds.International Year of the Child commemorative. Large .925 Sterling silver. KM-533. Proof with Ultra Heavy Cameo.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$35.

7. French Indo-China. 1938 1/2 cent.ICCS MS-65 Red. Holed as issued. A beautiful coin.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$50.

8. Lot of 7 German Third Reich coins.Includes 1937A, 1937D doubled obv. legends, 1938B, 1938D doubled rev. legends, 1938J, and 1939A 2 Reichsmark, plus 1935A 5 Reichsmark. All VF to EF. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $7 ...............................$25.

9. Great Britain. 1902B Trade Dollar.Used to facilitate trade in the Orient, the reverse design incorporated the denomination in Chinese characters and Malay script. ICCS graded AU-55. Bombay (B) mintmark on trident not noted on holder.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$50.


10. Great Britain.Lot of 5 different crowns, including 1965 Churchill, 1972 marriage of Elizabeth and Philip, 1977 Elizabeth’s silver anniversary, 1980 Queen Mother, and 1981 marriage of Charles and Diana. In custom holder. All EF-Unc.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

11. Great Britain. 1996 5 Pounds.Issued to commemorate Elizabeth’s 70th birthday. The first coin ever struck to commemorate the birthday of a reigning British monarch. Issued by the Royal Mint in Sterling silver, comes in case of issue plus full-colour booklet. Proof.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$50.

12. Guinea. 1973 5 Escudos.This former Portuguese colonial coin was the last issued before the nation declared Independence. KM-15. BU. Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

13. Islamic. Afghanistan & Turkey.Lot of 2 Islamic coins: Afghani AH1333 rupee with partial clip at bottom of reverse, KM-833, EF; Turkish AH1293/28 1 kurush with 2 reverse die cracks, KM-735, Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$25.

14. Japan.Lot of 3 Japanese coins: 2X Year 45 (1970) 50 Yen, Y-81, both Proof; Year 45 (1970) 100 Yen, Y-83, BU. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ...............................$10.

15. Poland. 1623 3 Polker.Sigismund III, King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania. KM-41 (15). VF for issue.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

16. Straits Settlements.1883H 10 cents. KM-11. Rare. F or better.Minimum Bid $35 ...........................$175.

UNITED STATES17. 1864L 1 cent.This obverse variety was redesigned near the end of 1864. The slightly sharper portrait includes the designer’s initial L (for James B. Longacre) on the lower ribbon behind the neck. CCCS Hard Slab VG-10. Scarce.Minimum Bid $60 ...........................$140.

18. Lot of 16 Lincoln cent varieties.Includes 1920 doubled 2, G-4; four 1943D with repunched 4s and D mintmark, all Unc; 1943S with repunched S mintmark, Unc; 1943S with plugged S mintmark, Unc; 1944D with doubled D mintmark, VF; 1953S with doubled 9, VF; 1958D doubled 958, BU Red; 1960D plugged 9, F; 1970S large S, BU Red; 1977 plugged D mintmark, BU Red; 1979D plugged D mintmark, VF; 1984 with many obv & rev micro-dots, BU Red; 1989D doubled 89 and D mintmark, BU Red. A nice lot of 16 varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$15.

19. 1925S California half dollar Commemorative.Obv: kneeling figure of a Forty-Niner; rev: walking grizzly bear, the state emblem. Struck to mark the 75th anniversary of the admission of California to the Union. CCCS EF-40 Cleaned.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$200.

20. 1947D half dollar.VF-30 or better. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.

21. 1888S $1.Key Date Morgan. CCCS Hard Slab AU-50. A nice example.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$250.


22. 1900 $2 1/2 dollar Quarter Eagle.Mintage of only 67,000. MS-64. A really nice example with strong strike, excellent lustre and minimal marks.Minimum Bid $900 ........................$1600.

23. 1909D $5 Half Eagle.AU-50. A lustrous problem-free example.Minimum Bid $250 ..........................$400.

CANADIAN LARGE CENTS24. 1858 Rotated Dies.ICCS graded F-12 with Rotated Dies. Scarce with a die rotation.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$200.

25. 1859 Wide 9/8.ICCS graded VF-30 Wide 9/8. Charlton states the “first 1859s were undoubtedly overdates, on which a special wide 9 punch was employed to alter the second 8 to a 9, produced from several 1858-dated dies.”Minimum Bid $85 ...........................$150.

26. 1859 DP N9 #2 Variation.ICCS graded VF-30. This is a variation of the popular Narrow 9 Double Punched #2, but this variety is unlisted in most catalogues. Scarce.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$230.

27. 1876H.ICCS graded MS-63 Red and Brown. Canada’s first Heaton Mint coin has nice strike and lustre.Minimum Bid $200 ..........................$375.

28. 1891 LL LD.ICCS graded EF-40 with Large Leaves, Large Date, Obverse 3. A nice example.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$60.

29. 1891 SL SD.Small Leaves, Small Date, Obv 3. ICCS graded EF-40. Key Date. Nice.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$200.

30. 1894.ICCS graded F-15. Strong reverse for the grade.Minimum Bid $14 .............................$28.

31. 1898H.ICCS graded VF-30. Key Date.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$30.

32. 1901.ICCS graded AU-55. Traces of lustre not marked on holder.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

33. 1907H.ICCS graded VF-20. Edwardian Key Date.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

34. Lot of 101 Edwardian large cents.Includes 9X 1902; 24X 1903; 12X 1904; 3X 1905; 14X 1906; 7X 1907; 13X 1908; 10X 1909; 9X 1910. All grade VF-20 to VF-30; some better. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $20 ...........................$500.

35. Lot of 206 George V large cents.Includes 12X 1911; 16X 1912; 8X 1913; 5X 1915; 38X 1916; 37X 1917; 39X 1918; 29X 1919; 22X 1920. All grade VG-8 to EF-40. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $20 ...........................$250.

SMALL CENTS36. 1923.ICCS graded F-15. Key Date.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

37. 1925.ICCS graded AU-50. Key Date. Hard to find in this condition.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$125.

38. 1933.ICCS graded MS-64 Red. Nice lustre and strike.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$150.


39. 1949 A to Denticle.ICCS graded VF-20. A to Denticle variety.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$30.

40. 1967.ICCS graded MS-65 Red. Outstanding lustre.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

41. Lot of 3 1979 certified varieties.Three 1979 Doubled 9, all ICCS graded MS-64 Red. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $6 ...............................$25.

42. 1985 Pointed 5.ICCS graded MS-64 Red. A nice example.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

43. Lot of 4 certified cents.1962 Doubled 962 ICCS MS-64 Red; 1967 Doubled 1867 ICCS MS-64 Red; 1979 Doubled 9 ICCS MS-65 Red; 1999 Doubled 9s ICCS MS-65 Red. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$35.

44. Lot of 11 variety cents.The varieties include 1959 doubling of entire obverse legend MS-64 Red; 1962 doubled 962 VF-30; 1967 doubled CANADA 1867 MS-63 Red; 1967 Doubled DG REGINA MS-63 Red; 1967 doubled CANADA 1867 MS-63 Red; 1970 doubled entire obverse legend MS-64 Red; 1979 doubled entire obverse legend MS-65 Red; 1979 doubled 979 MS-63 Red; 1979 doubled last 9 MS-63 Red; 1999 with hundreds of obv & rev micro-dots MS-65 Red; 1999 doubled 999 plus micro-dots MS-65 Red. A nice lot of 11 varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$20.

SILVER 5 CENTS45. 1858 Small Date.ICCS graded VF-20 Cleaned. Has a nice die crack through VICTORIA.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$60.

46. 1858 Large Date.ICCS graded VF-30. A lovely Key Date. Scarce.Minimum Bid $450 ..........................$700.

47. 1880H Obverse 3.ICCS graded VF-30.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$70.

48. 1889.F-15. Semi-Key Date.Minimum Bid $50 .............................$90.

49. 1892.Obverse 2. EF-40. Nice.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$100.

50. 1894.ICCS graded EF-40. Toned.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$200.

51. 1899.ICCS graded MS-63. A beautiful coin with light toning on one edge.Minimum Bid $250 ..........................$550.

52. 1900 Round 0.ICCS graded EF-40. A nice example.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.

NICKEL 5 CENTS53. 1925.CCCS graded VG-10. Key Date.Minimum Bid $50 .............................$90.

54. 1927.ICCS graded AU-50. Lustrous.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$50.

55. 1942 Tombac.ICCS graded MS-65. Beautiful lustre and strike.Minimum Bid $225 ..........................$350.

56. 1947 Dot.ICCS graded VF-30. Key Date.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$65.


57. Lot of 11 variety nickels.The varieties include 1944 die crack at top of right ML MS-63; 1945 doubling on CANADA 1945 V CENTS AU-55; 1945 glob on T in CENTS AU-55; 1946 6/6 VF-20; 1949 doubling at top of 5 CENTS F-15; 1951C with halo head and doubling on HP MS-62; 1951C with halo head, doubling on HP and doubling on part of obverse legend MS-60; 1951C with halo head and doubling on part of obverse legend MS-63; 1951C with halo head, doubling on HP and doubling on part of obverse legend MS-63; 1957 Bugtail EF-40; 1962 Double Date with doubling on CANADA AU-50. A nice selection of 11 varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$20.

10 CENTS58. 1858.ICCS graded F-15. Die rotation and large die crack on one of the reverse leaves that are not noted on the holder.Minimum Bid $50 .............................$90.

59. 1872H.ICCS graded F-15. Toned Key Date.Minimum Bid $275 ..........................$475.

60. 1875H.CCCS graded VF-30. A lovely coin that approaches EF. Rare.Minimum Bid $1200 ......................$2250.

61. 1875H.ICCS graded VG-8 Corrosion. Rare.Minimum Bid $175 ..........................$400.

62. 1882H.ICCS graded EF-40. Nice.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$225.

63. 1883H.ICCS graded G-6.Minimum Bid $40 .............................$75.64. 1885 Obverse 4.F-15. Nice for the grade.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$300.

65. 1886 Large Knobbed 6 Obverse 5.ICCS graded F-12. Interesting variety.Minimum Bid $60 ...........................$110.

66. 1903H.ICCS graded VF-20. Lightly toned with an outstanding reverse.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$60.

67. Lot of 5 1967 Dot 10 cents.Each of the 5 coins has a dot after the last A in CANADA. All graded MS-60. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.

20 CENTS68. 1858 Re-engraved.ICCS graded VF-30. Coinage axis. Re-engraved DE in DEI not listed on holder. Scarce with re-engraved DE.Minimum Bid $150 ..........................$270.

25 CENTS69. 1871 Obverse 2.VF-30. Has doubling on obverse legend. A nice coin.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$250.

70. 1872H 7 over 7.ICCS graded EF-40. Re-engraved 7/7 not listed on holder. A nice example. Scarce with 7 over 7.Minimum Bid $175 ..........................$350.

71. 1874H.ICCS graded VF-30. Nice.Minimum Bid $70 ...........................$120.

72. 1936 Bar.ICCS graded VG-10. This newly discovered variety is greatly undervalued.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$70.


73. Lot of 2 certified 1937 25 cents.Lot of 2 lustrous examples of the first 25 cents issued for George VI, one graded AU-55 by ICCS, the other MS-60.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

74. 1951 Low Relief.ICCS graded MS-62. Missing from most collections. Nicely toned on both sides, with much lustre. Rare.Minimum Bid $1100 ......................$2000.

75. 1957.ICCS graded PL-65. A nice example with lovely toning.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$25.

76. Lot of 3 different 1964 varieties.Includes raindrops on caribou’s shoulder MS-63 Cameo; CENTS almost missing MS-63; miniature tiara on top of queen’s head MS-63. A nice selection of 3 varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $6 ...............................$15.

77. 1968 Silver.ICCS graded MS-64 Cameo. Nice. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $6 ...............................$25.

78. 1968 Silver.ICCS graded MS-65. Nice.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$70.

79. 1973 Large Bust.ICCS graded SP-60. Under-graded for this nice example.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.

80. Lot of 5 certified 25 cents.All ICCS graded. Includes 1954 PL-65 Cameo; 1957 PL-64; 1961 MS-64 toned; 1962 MS-63 toned; 1978 Small Denticles MS-64. A nice lot.Minimum Bid $90 ...........................$200.

81. Lot of 3 variety 25 cents.Includes November 1999 with doubling of reverse legend MS-60; 2004P First Settlement with doubling on D G MS-64; 2005P Saskatchewan with doubling on D G MS-60. A nice lot of varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ................................ $6.

50 CENTS82. 1881H.aG-3. Readable Date. Mintage of 150,000.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$35.

83. 1894.ICCS graded G-6 with a strong reverse. Key Date. Mintage of only 29,036.Minimum Bid $200 ..........................$400.

84. 1900.Narrow 0, Narrow Date. G-4. Mintage of 118,000.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

85. 1901.aG-3. Readable Date. Mintage of 80,000.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$35.

86. 1903H.ICCS graded VF-20. A nice example with toning around the edges. Mintage of 140,000.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.

87. 1905.Was originally ICCS graded VF-30 Corrosion, but has since been removed from the holder. Comes with ICCS ticket. Key Date. Mintage of only 40,000. Scarce.Minimum Bid $770 ........................$1500.

88. 1911.CCCS graded VG-10. Famous for being Godless, with DEI GRA removed. Following a public outcry, DEI GRA was added in 1912.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$75.


89. 1911.PCGS graded VF-25. Toned with a very strong reverse.Minimum Bid $200 ..........................$400.

90. 1919.ICCS graded VF-30. Nice.Minimum Bid $40 .............................$95.

91. 1931.ICCS graded VF-20. Mintage of only 57,581.Minimum Bid $55 ...........................$100.

92. 1932.ICCS graded VG-8. Mintage of only 19,213. Key Date.Minimum Bid $110 ..........................$220.

93. 1943 Near 3.ICCS graded AU-55. Nice lustre with exceptionally strong reverse.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$55.

94. 1943 Re-cut 3.Hans Zoell variety #R444d, where he calls it “Re-cut outside top loop of 3 in date.” EF-40 with a very strong reverse.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.

95. 1943 3 Over 3.CCCS graded MS-64. Nicely toned with a very strong reverse. Hans Zoell variety #R444e, where he calls it “Re-cut top of 3, inside and outside.”Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$275.

96. 1945 Near 5, Die Clashes.CCCS graded MS-62 Near 5 with Die Clashes on Both Sides. Lightly toned with a strong reverse.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$80.

97. 1945 5 Over 5.ICCS graded MS-62 5 Over 5. Also has a large die crack from the hoof, through the 5, extending past the 4. Bright white.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$80.

98. 1945 huge obverse die crack.AU-50. Has a huge obverse die crack from the rim through GIVS VI D. Unlisted by Hans Zoell.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$30.

99. 1946 Die Clashes.CCCS graded MS-63 Die Clashes on Both Sides. Nicely toned with a strong reverse.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$250.

100. 1947 Maple Leaf.ICCS graded VF-20. Minimum Bid $30 .............................$60.

101. 1948.CCCS graded F-15. Key Date with only 37,784 minted.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$150.

102. 1948.CCCS graded MS-64 (hard slab). Lightly toned and hard to get this nice.Minimum Bid $550 ..........................$800.

103. 1950 DES Hearing Aid.EF-40 with Hearing Aid in the king’s ear from a die clash.Minimum Bid $7 ...............................$15.

104. 1952.ICCS graded MS-63. Bright white with a very strong reverse.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

105. 1953 LD SF.ICCS graded MS-60 Large Date, Shoulder Fold.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$30.

106. 1953 SD NSF.ICCS graded MS-60 Small Date, No Shoulder Fold.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.

107. 1962 Heavy Cameo.ICCS graded PL-65 Heavy Cameo. A nice coin.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.


108. Lot of 4 different 1964 50 cents varieties.Includes dot before T (MS-63 Cameo); dot before T and S (MS-63 Cameo); dot after T (MS-63); split T (MS-64). A nice set of 4 varieties from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$30.

109. 1966 Heavy Cameo.ICCS graded PL-65 Heavy Cameo.Minimum Bid $17 .............................$35.

110. 1982 Small Beads Type 2.ICCS graded MS-63 Small Beads, Type 2. Scarce.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$160.

111. Lot of three 50 cents.Includes 1916, 1918, 1919; all VG-10.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$40.

112. Lot of two 50 cents.Includes 1929 and 1934; both VG-10.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$40.

113. Lot of four Hearing Aid 50 cents.Includes 1944 EF-45; 1949 EF-40; 1950 DES EF-40; 1951 EF-40, all exhibiting Hearing Aids in the king’s ear from clashed dies.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$60.

114. Mixed lot of two.Includes 1958 50 cents with Dot under the last A in CANADA, EF-40; 1958 British Columbia silver dollar, MS-62.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

SILVER DOLLARS115. 1935.ICCS graded MS-65. Excellent lustre and strike, very lightly toned around the edges. Only 32 graded higher by ICCS.Minimum Bid $200 ..........................$375.

116. 1935 CH # Obverse-002.ICCS graded AU-58 CH # Obv-002 (doubling of XXV). Has CH # Rev-003 (doubling on Voyageur and Indian) not listed on holder.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$50.

117. 1935 CH # Obv-002 and Rev-003.ICCS graded MS-64 Ch #Obv-002 (doubling of XXV) and Rev-003 (doubling on Voyageur and Indian). Nicely toned.Minimum Bid $80 ...........................$175.

118. 1935 CH # Rev-003.ICCS graded MS-62 CH # Rev-003 (doubling on Voyageur and Indian). Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$75.

119. 1937 CH # Obv-002.ICCS graded MS-63 CH # Obv-002 (Doubling of HP to the North West). Lightly toned around the edges.Minimum Bid $70 ...........................$140.

120. 1938.ICCS graded AU-58. Nice.Minimum Bid $60 ...........................$120.

121. 1939 Double HP.ICCS graded MS-62 Double HP. Very lightly toned.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

122. 1939 Double HP.ICCS graded MS-63 Double HP. Bright white.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

123. 1939 CH # Obv-002.ICCS graded MS-62 CH # Obv-002 (Quadrupled HP). Nice.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$55.


124. 1945 Double 5.ICCS graded MS-62 Double 5. Key Date. Unlisted. Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $300 ..........................$550.

125. 1946 Rotated Dies CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded MS-60 Rotated Dies, CH # Rev-002 (Short Water Lines). Lightly toned and nice for the grade.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$150.

126. 1947 Pointed 7 with Dot; Double HP.ICCS graded AU-50 Pointed 7 with Dot, Double HP, Rim Nick. Key Date.Minimum Bid $200 ..........................$400.

127. 1947 Pointed 7 CH # Obv-002.ICCS graded MS-60 Pointed 7 CH # Obv-002 (Doubled HP). Key Date.Minimum Bid $225 ..........................$475.

128. 1947 Pointed 7 CH # Obv-002 and Rev-003.ICCS graded MS-60 Pointed 7 CH # Obv-002 (Doubled HP) and Rev-003 (Punch Doubled 4). Key Date.Minimum Bid $250 ..........................$500.

129. 1947 Blunt 7.ICCS graded MS-62 Blunt 7. Nice.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.

130. 1947 Blunt 7 CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded AU-50 Blunt 7 CH # Rev-002 (Low 47).Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.

131. 1947 Blunt 7 CH # Rev-003.ICCS graded AU-55 Blunt 7 CH # Rev-003 (Doubled 7).Minimum Bid $150 ..........................$300.

132. 1948 Rotated Dies.ICCS graded MS-60 Rotated Dies. This rare coin is even rarer given that it is one of only a handful that has been certified as having rotated dies. Bright White. Expect spirited bidding.Minimum Bid $1700 ......................$2200.

133. 1950 WL.ICCS graded AU-58. Nice for the grade.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.

134. 1950 Arnprior.ICCS graded MS-62 Arnprior. Nicely toned around the edges.Minimum Bid $45 .............................$90.

135. 1950 CH # Rev-007.ICCS graded AU-55 CH # Rev-007 (Island Logs in front of Indian and below tree).Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.

136. 1950 CH # Rev-007.ICCS graded MS-63 CH # Rev-007 (Island Logs in front of Indian and below tree). Bright White.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$175.

137. 1951 CH # Rev-005.ICCS graded MS-60 CH # Rev-005 (Punch Doubled 1). Nice.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.


138. 1952 WL Rotated Dies.ICCS graded MS-63 Water Lines, Rotated Dies. Bright White.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

139. 1952 WL Doubled 2.ICCS graded MS-63 Water Lines, Doubled 2. Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

140. 1952 WL CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded AU-55 Water Lines CH # Rev-002 (Short Water Lines with rays). Bright White.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$45.

141. 1952 NWL Doubled 2.ICCS graded EF-45 No Water Lines Doubled 2.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

142. 1952 NWL Doubled 52.ICCS graded MS-60 No Water Lines Doubled 52.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$35.

143. 1952 NWL Doubled 52 Rotated Dies.ICCS graded MS-63 No Water Lines Doubled 52 Rotated Dies. Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$75.

144. 1953 SF Cameo.ICCS graded MS-62 Shoulder Fold Cameo.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

145. 1953 SF CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded MS-62 Shoulder Fold CH # Rev-002 (Short Water Lines). Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

146. 1953 SF CH # Obv-002 and Rev-002.ICCS graded AU-55 Shoulder Fold CH # Obv-002 (Die Crack in Regina) and Rev-002 (Short Water Lines). Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

147. 1953 NSF.ICCS graded MS-63 No Shoulder Fold. Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$35.

148. 1953 NSF Rotated Dies.ICCS graded MS-63 No Shoulder Fold Rotated Dies. Lightly toned.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

149. 1953 NSF CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded MS-63 No Shoulder Fold CH # Rev-002 (Short Water Lines). Nice.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$40.

150. 1955 Arnprior.PCGS graded PL-66. A flawless bright white coin.Minimum Bid $475 ..........................$700.

151. 1958 CH # Rev-002.ICCS graded AU-55 CH # Rev-002 (Doubling of 1858 1958). Toned.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

152. Lot of 4 1965 silver dollar types.Includes Small Beads Pointed 5; Small Beads Blunt 5; Large Beads Blunt 5; Large Beads Pointed 5; all housed in a Capital holder. All AU or better, all with Cameos.Minimum Bid $40 .............................$75.

153. 1967.ICCS graded SP-66 Cameo. Nicely toned obverse and beautifully toned reverse. Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$120.

154. 1974 Nickel, Double Yoke.ICCS graded MS-63 Nickel, Double Yoke. Nice.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$250.


GOLD SOVEREIGNS

155. 1918C.ICCS graded MS-63. A beautiful coin with excellent lustre and strike. Nice eye appeal. Scarce this nice.Minimum Bid $900 ........................$1500.

$5 GOLD

156. 1914.PCGS graded MS-62. A wonderful Key Date coin with excellent lustre and strike. Most were melted during World War I. Scarce.Minimum Bid $1200 ......................$2000.

TEST TOKENS157. 1996 $2 Round Bimetallic Test Token.Before the RCM could release the toonie into circulation, test tokens were provided to industries for testing purposes. The first bimetallic test token ever made available to the public. TT-200.17.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$75.

PROOF-LIKE & SPECIMEN SETS158. 1997 Oh Canada Specimen Set with flying loon.Seven-piece Specimen Set includes the scarce bronze flying loon and the new $2 polar bear. All coins grade SP-66.Minimum Bi $25 ...............................$55.

159. 1992.Six-coin PL Set with loon upside down in pliofilm pouch. Scarce packaging error.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

YEAR SETS160. 1939.1939 Year Set from 1 cent to silver dollar in custom holder, plus two Royal Visit stamps and a 1939 bronze Royal Visit medal.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$35.

161. 1963.1963 Year Set in custom holder. Coins grade MS-64 to MS-65. A really nice set.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$50.

162. 1977.1977 Year Set in custom holder. Coins grade MS-64 to MS-65. A really nice set.Minimum Bid $3 ................................ $6.

163. 1991.1991 Year Set in custom holder. Uncirculated.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

164. Lot of six Year Sets.Includes 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975; all housed in custom holders.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.

RC MINT PRODUCTS165. December 1999 Millennium 25 cents.Sterling Silver Proof with Ultra Heavy Cameo. Housed in RCM case of issue.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$15.

166. 1998 Silver Dollar.Sterling Silver Set includes 1998 RCMP commemorative silver dollar plus a Sterling Silver collector pin, housed in RCM folder of issue.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$25.

NEWFOUNDLAND167. 1940 Re-Engraved Date 1 cent.ICCS graded EF-40 Re-Engraved Date. A nice example. Scarce.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.


168. 1904H 20 cents.ICCS graded F-12 Rotated Dies. Scarce with a die rotation.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$65.

169. 1870 $2 gold Obverse 1.ICCS graded AU-50 Obverse 1 (with 3 dots after REG). Die Rotation not noted on holder. One of two varieties(Obv. 1 & 2) struck that year, with a total mintage of only 10,000. Scarce.Minimum Bid $650 ........................$1000.

170. 1872 $2 gold.NGC graded AU-58. A really beautiful coin, with outstanding lustre and strike. Mintage of only 6,000. Scarce.Minimum Bid $1700 ......................$3000.

171. 1881 $2 gold.PCGS graded AU-58. Die Rotation not noted on holder. A lovely coin, with outstanding lustre and strike. Mintage of only 10,000. Scarce.Minimum Bid $1200 ......................$2000.

NEW BRUNSWICK172. 1861 1/2 cent.ICCS graded F-12. Under-graded in the auctioneer’s opinion. Die Rotation not noted on holder. Key Date. Mintage of only 222,800. Scarce.Minimum Bid $125 ..........................$300.

ERRORS173. U.S. 2000 off-center struck cent.50% off-struck. MS-63 Red.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$15.

174. U.S. 2000 centered broadstruck cent.Broadstruck outside the collar, this larger than normal size coin is MS-65 Red. A beautiful coin.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

175. Canada undated capped die brockage nickel 10 cents. Undated (1970-1989) capped die brockage with a normal obverse and a brockage image of the queen on the reverse. Rare. AU.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$150.

176. Canada 1875H 25 cents struck off-center.CCCS graded G-6 Blunt 5, Off Center. A wonderful off-struck coin exhibiting a baseball cap type effect. Coin graded G-6, but has such a strong reverse the auctioneer would grade it higher. Extremely rare date for a Victorian error. Expect spirited bidding.Minimum Bid $700 ........................$1200.

COUNTERSTAMPED COINS177. Canada 1952 50 cents.Counterstamped D N on obverse and D on reverse. Coin grades VF-30.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.


178. Great Britain 1872 penny.Counterstamped 1872 on reverse. Coin grades poor.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

179. U.S. 1935S 5 cents.Counterstamped V on the buffalo’s shoulder. Coin grades VF-20.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

ENCASED COINS180. Canada 1947 Massey-Harris cent.Souvenir of 100th anniversary of Massey-Harris 1847-1947 in alum. encasement.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

181. Canada 1967 Expo 67.In odd-shaped aluminum encasement.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

182. 1965 Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee nickel.In plastic encasement from Carnduff, SK.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

183. U.S. 1957D cent in 1958 FUN encasement.Florida United Numismatists Convention, Miami Jan 12, 1958 alum. encasement. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

HOBO NICKELS184. Hobo nickel.Undated U.S. nickel with a lovely portrait of a bearded man wearing a domed hat.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$100.

CASINO TOKENS185. $5 1991 casino token.Issued by Tropicana Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, this silver token depicts Kalanui, the God of Money. Silver Proof with Ultra Heavy Cameo.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$20.

PLAY MONEY186. Lot of 2.Includes copper 1 Play Money with maple leaf, plus aluminum Thin Dime Play Coin.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

ELONGATED CENTS187. 1939 Golden Gate International Exhibition San Francisco.Held on Treasure Island in 1939, this elongated cent is struck on a 1914 cent. Holed for suspension. Lustrous.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

188. Lord’s Prayer.Struck on a 1968 cent. Lustrous.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

WOODEN NICKELS189. Lot of 8 woods.Includes Nelson C. Boltz 1962 GF 5 cents; Bowness 1911-1961 Jubilee GF 5 cents; 1959 Niagara Falls GF 5 cents; 1816-1966 Kingfield Sesquicentennial wooden nickel; 1985 CNA Convention in Regina Number 2815 Walter Loudon; John & Audrey Hnatiuk Vancouver GF, one for 25 cents, the other for 50 cents; 2005 Calgary Numismatic Society Coin Show wooden loonie.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$10.

PRE-CONFEDERATION TOKENS190. Wellington 1814 Die Rotation.WE-8A6 halfpenny token with round epaulette, 7 leaves, and shorter middle tine on trident. VF-30 with a die rotation. Nice.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$60.


191. Wellington 1812 Clip.WE-11A1 Peninsular token. Ten leaves, with large center lock. MS-60 with clip at 6:30. Rare in uncirculated condition with a clip.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$200.

192. Wellington 1812.WE-11A2 Peninsular token. Ten leaves, with a small lock. AU-55. nice.Minimum Bid $60 ...........................$125.

193. Pure Copper Preferable to Paper.AM-4. Designed and engraved by Thomas Halliday, it circulated in Ireland, Lower Canada and even a few in the U.S. VF-20. Nice.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$60.

194. Blacksmith Ships Colonies & Commerce.BL-24A3. ICCS graded VG-8, this is a blacksmith imitation of a frigate sailing to the right. Copper with a thin planchet. Scarce.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$150.

195. Devins & Bolton counterstamp.ICCS graded VF-30 Devins & Bolton Counterstamp. Struck on an undated American large cent. Scarce and very popular.Minimum Bid $35 .............................$70.

196. 1885 Willow Bunch token. C/S on 1797 British Penny.One Known.Counterstamped by Andre Gaudry in 1885 on a British 1797 cartwheel penny, this c/s token says it is worth 50 cents. Willow Bunch is an old Metis settlement southwest of Regina. During the Riel Rebellion, Andre Gaudry and more than 40 other Metis were promised jobs by Lt. Governor Edgar Dewdney to keep them from joining the rebellion at Batoche. The jobs never materialized but it kept Gaudry and others out of the war. Soon after the rebellion ended, Gaudry got the contract to construct the stable for the North West Mounted Police. Struck in 1885, the auctioneer speculates this c/s token was used by Gaudry to pay fellow Metis for their work in constructing the telegraph line. Gaudry is famous for several reasons including accompanying Sitting Bull from the Willow Bunch area to Fort Buford in the Dakota Territory where the chief surrendered to American soldiers; encouraging Edouard Beaupre, the 8-foot 3-inch Willow Bunch Giant, to join the circus business where he was employed by Ringling Brothers as well as Barnum and Bailey, helping to build the telegraph system across part of southern Saskatchewan, and having the contract to deliver mail to Willow Bunch and other areas. None of Gaudry’s tokens exist in the Willow Bunch Museum. Unlisted in any token or coin publication that the auctioneer is aware of. Two extensive articles will be published on this unique token: one in Canadian Coin News; the other in Numismatica Canada in the fall. Host coin in poor condition; counterstamp is EF. Extremely Rare.Minimum Bid $100 ..........................$250.


COMMUNION TOKENS197. Communion token.8-sided aluminum communion token with “THIS DO IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME. I COR. XI.24” on one side and communion table with goblet of wine and plate of wafers on the other. VF+. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$15.

CANADIAN TRADE DOLLARS & TOKENS198. Assiniboia Masonic Penny.Obv: THEY RECEIVED EVERY MAN A PENNY CANADA ONE PENNY. Rev: ASSINIBOIA R. A. CHAPTER NO 15 ASSINIBOIA SASK. AU with traces of lustre.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

199. 1965 Lloydminster Trade Dollar.Issued by the Lloydminster Chamber of Commerce. Brass. Pelletier # SK-8. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ...............................$12.

200. Regina Three Star Liqour Store.Issued for E. Foret. According to Tannahill: “Have talked to several old-timers about this token and one thinks he paid a $1.00 for the token which gave him the privilege to buy liquor from the Three Star Outlet. The directories show Ernest Foret at 1706 Scarth St. on March 12th, 1912, wholesale liquor vendor. In May 1914 it lists the warehouse on South Railway and no mention at all in the December 1916 issue.” Counterstamped 116 on obverse. Brass. Tannahill # 4940m. Rarity 7. EF with corrosion and a die rotation.Minimum Bid $1 ...............................$10.

201. 1962 Regina Coin Club.Obv: Regina Coin Club Regina Sask Good For 25 cents. Rev: 6th Coin-0-Rama Saskatchewan House Oct. 6 1962. Aluminum. AU-55.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

202. 1968 Regina Buffalo Buck.This “shooting rifle” variety has a large die crack from Pemmican Pete’s rifle to the edge. Nickel. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$10.

203. Lot of 9 Regina Trade Dollars.Includes all the Regina Trade Dollars issued from 1984-1991 (8) plus a 1993 Regina Coin Club 40th anniversary medallion in bronze. All Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $7 ...............................$20.

204. 1965 Saskatoon PION-ERA.Scarce brass trade dollar listed by Pelletier as SK-9, Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2. ..............................$60.

205. Lot of 2 Saskatoon trade dollars.Includes 1968 and 1969 PION-ERA, listed by Pelletier as SK-16 and SK-20, both Unc. Two scarce tokens from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$35.

206. Lot of 2 Shaunavon trade dollars.Includes 1963 brass and 1973 silver plated, listed by Pelletier as SK-4 and SK-26, both Unc. Two scarce tokens from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$35.

207. Lot of 4 trade notes.These 4 trade notes from Moose Jaw were issued by Scoop Lewry in 1982. Lewry was a long-time coin collector, the mayor of Moose Jaw, and president of the CNA from 1987-1989. Included is paper Coin Week Canada 1982 HALF-A-BUCK or A BOO-EE 4-Bits, worth 50 cents in Canadian currency if presented personally to Scoop Lewry on his 63rd birthday, April 16, 1982; paper 1982 Souvenir Moose Jaw Centennial Souvenir Currency redeemable for 25 cents; as above but issued in thin wood; plastic Moose Jaw Express with Lewry wearing a helmet. A nice lot from


the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $4.

U.S. TOKENS208. 1863 Hard Times Token.Obv: Oliver Boutwell Troy, NY around the edge, Miller in the middle; Rev: Redeemed At My Office 1863. Fine with obverse scratches. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

209. 1933/1934 Chicago.Obv: Indian left, LUCKY PENNY 1933 1934 around; Rev: Fort, A CENTURY OF PROGRESS CHICAGO around, Fort Dearborn in exergue. Plated 60mm, EF. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

210. 1967 Kodiak, Alaska.Obv: GOOD FOR ONE DRINK AT THE BEACHCOMBERS 1967 KODIAK, ALASKA. Rev: boat with 1794 counterstamped below. Brass 37mm. VF+ with traces of lustre. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

211. Lot of 3 Alaska tokens.Includes 2 1959 Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, both brass 39mm GF $1, one AU, the other BU; Skagway brass 34mm GF $1 dated 1898, BU. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ................................ $6.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS212. Lot of 2 medals.Includes Hawaiian medal with Kamehameha The Great, Founder of the Hawaiian Kingdom/ Captain James Cook, Discoverer of Hawaii, Unc; King George V Queen Mary/ To Commemorate Their Majesties Coronation Crowned 1911, aluminum, holed for suspension, AU. Each with a value of $10 or more. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$20.

213. Lot of 3 medals.Includes 1971 centenary of the birth of Colonel McLaughlin/ City of Oshawa, bronze, EF; 1963 150th anniversary of the Battle of Stoney Creek, bronze, Unc; German etched crystal of Albrecht Durer, Unc. Each with a value of $6-$8. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$20.

214. Lot of 4 medals.Includes two different 1937 aluminum Coronation medals, one holed for suspension, the other with loop, VF and EF; brass Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau medal, AU; very large bronze 1967 Confederation medal with Georges Etienne Cartier 1814-1873 on the obverse, Unc. Each with a value of $4-$6. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $7 ...............................$20.

215. Lot of 5 medals.Includes 1933 Regina, World’s First Grain Exhibition medal, bronze, AU; 1963 Old Fort Henry bronze medal, Unc; 1978 Old Fort William Trade Dollar, nickel, Unc; Toronto, Numismatic Courier, established 1981, Good for $3, Unc; very large Moose Jaw Regional Silver Jubilee Celebration medal, uniface, with loop for suspension, Unc. Each with a value of $4-$6. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$25.

216. Lot of 2 medals.1986 CNA Convention medal sponsored by the North York Coin Club, Good for $3 on Bourse Floor, brass; 2005 Saskatchewan Centennial produced for Alberta Pure Vodka, 12-sided anodized steel. Both Unc. Each with a value of $2-$5. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $7.

217. Lot of 3 medals.Includes bronze 1967 Centennial medal with Les Voyageurs on obv. and map of Canada rev, Unc; bronze Saskatchewan


Roughriders beer token, AU with lustre; very large uniface enameled Moose Jaw medal, AU. Each with a value of $2-$4. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ...............................$10.

218. Lot of 5 medals.Includes 1981 Charlottetown PEI Trade Dollar, nickel; 1971 Calgary Stampede Trade Dollar, nickel; two different 2005 Saskatchewan Centennial produced for Alberta Pure Vodka, 12 sided, one in anodized brass, the other anodized steel; Regina Buffalo Days plastic soft drink coupon worth $1 off gate admission. All Unc. Each with a value of $2-$4. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$15.

219. Lot of 5 medals.Includes two different 1970 Centenary of Canadian Coinage medals, one in bronze, the other in nickel; 1981 Charlottetown PEI Trade Dollar, nickel; 1970 Centenary of Manitoba “The Spirit of Seventy” Lucky Buck, aluminum; John G. Diefenbaker memorial coin in custom case, nickel. All Unc except for Manitoba (AU). Each with a value of $2.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$10.

220. Lot of 12 medals etc.Includes small bronze John F. Kennedy medal; 1963 bronze Weyburn 50th anniversary medal; brass Casino Regina 25 cents token; 1967 New Zealand 50 cents; aluminum Dairy Queen token good for one free sundae; 1965 bronze CNA medal from Montreal; 1969 nickel Edmonton Klondike Days Trade Dollar; 1961 brass Williston, ND GF 50 cents; bronze MVA Manitoba Championship, inscribed 1988 T2 Midget; Silver Slipper Las Vegas plastic key chain; plastic roulette table; 3.5 inch Saskatchewan Roughriders button. Each with a value of $1. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $4 ...............................$12.

221. Lot of 6 medals.Includes copy of Las Vegas $20 gaming token; 1961 Visit Magnolia Manor GF 50 cents with Ironclad U.S.S. Cairo; 1953-1973 Simpsons-Sears nickel medal; American Wildlife Series Canada Goose/Moose medal in nickel; 1970 Saskatoon Saskachimo Trade Dollar in nickel; very large 1967 Centennial Confederation medal in bronze with George Brown 1818-1880 on obverse. A nice selection from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $6 ...............................$15.

222. Lot of 4 numismatic medals.Includes 1996 CNA Montreal Convention medal in bronze; 1964 Canadian Centennial Numismatic Park in Sudbury featuring John F. Kennedy in nickel; 1965 as above with Winston Churchill; 1978 aluminum TOREX token GF $1 in trade on any purchase over $25 redeemable by members of CAND. A nice lot of numismatic material from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$25.

223. Lot of 2 Confederate medals.Includes General Robert E. Lee 1807-1870 Confederate Half Dollar; Confederate States of America Confederate Half Dollar. Both nickel, both Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$10.

224. Dwight D. Eisenhower medal.Large bronze BU medal, but with severely double-struck reverse. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

225. Lot of 2 Kennedy commemoratives.Includes 1964 Kennedy Coin Memorial at Sudbury in nickel; 1968 Kennedy wooden half dollar from the Fort Worth Coin Club. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.


226. Lot of 2 Washington medals.Includes scarce Masonic Washington Chapter No. 43 Chicago bronze penny; 1969 State of Washington medal issued by the Washington Mutual Savings Bank in brass. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $3 ...............................$20.

227. Lot of 7 Presidential medals.Includes 2X T. Jefferson; T. Roosevelt; F. Roosevelt; H. Truman; D. Eisenhower; J. Kennedy. All brass AU from the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $7.

228. Lot of 2 Buffalo Bill commemoratives.Includes 1969 Colonel William F “Buffalo Bill” Cody medal issued in Cody, Wyoming; uniface Deadwood Reserve Note from B.B. Cody’s Gaming Saloon Series 1988A. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

229. 1909 Alaska Yukon Pacific Exhibition medal.Featured in the June 2009 issue of The Numismatist, this was only the second World’s Fair held west of the Rocky Mountains. Struck at the U.S. Mint Exhibit at the Seattle World’s Fair in 1909. Brass. AU. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

230. 1963 CNA Vancouver Convention medal.Hosted by the Vancouver Numismatic Society. For the first time, the CNA’s official seal was incorporated into the design, appearing on the obverse. CNA # 10 in antiqued copper. One of 700 issued. Unc.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

231. 1971 CNA Vancouver Convention medal.Held during B.C.’s centennial, hosted by the VNS. CNA # 18 in bronze. One of 427 issued. Unc.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

232. 1935 Regina Exhibition medal.Struck by Daisey Thomson (mis-spelled EAISEY) at the Regina Exhibition, this round aluminum medal is one-of-a-kind.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

233. 1955 Alberta Golden Jubilee medal.1905-1955 Presented to Alberta School Children to Commemorate The Golden Jubilee Sept. 1, 1955 50 Golden Years. Bronze, EF.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

234. 1967 COTY medal.Issued by W.C. Latta, awarded to Member 430. Bronze, BU. In original paper envelope.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

235. RCMP medal.This bronze BU medal commemorates the founding of the NWMP in 1873.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

236. Lot of 3 enameled Canadian flag medals.Set of 3 medals that feature Canada’s Own Flag (with enameling on the flag), reverse: Lester B. Pearson, Prime Minister of Canada. One each in bronze, brass and white metal. BU.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$30.

237. Winston Churchill medal.Obv: bust right, WINSTON LEONARD SPENCER CHURCHILL, K.G. P.C. O.M. C.H. in exergue. Rev: quill and sword, ONE WHO BECAME A GOLDEN GLORIOUS LEGEND IN HIS OWN LIFE TIME. 1874 1965 THE VOICE OF FREEDOM. Brass, BU.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

238. Lot of 2 Shriners medals.Includes bronze Rameses Toronto Canada Shriner’s Institute for Burns A.A.O.N.M.S./ A Child With A Burn Needs Your Good Turn, Cincinnati, Boston, Galveston; aluminum Jerusalem Temple Scooters Organized 1964/ We Ride And Play That Children


May Walk, Southeastern Convention Mardi Gras 1972, Capt. Roland Jee.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

239. Lot of 5 Papal medals.Issued as the Lombardo Papal Collection, the brass set includes Saints Peter, Linus, Cletus, Clemens and Anacletus. Housed in a custom holder, all BU.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$15.

240. Lot of 6 World War II medals.Designed from famous Canadian war painters such as Alex Colville, the 6 bronze medals feature the paintings We flew with the heroic few; D-Day, the Assault; Entry into Assoro, Sicily; Passing; The Nijmegen Bridge, Holland; and Finale. A nice BU set.Minimum Bid $6 ...............................$30.

241. Coins of Hawaii.Includes 5 different trade dollars: Hawaii Dollar; Maui Dollar; Hilo Dollar; Aloha Dollar; Kauai Dollar. Housed in a custom holder.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$15.

242. Provincial medals.Lot of 10 Provinces of Canada medals, one for each province in nickel. All with provincial map and year of entry into Confederation. All BU.Minimum Bid $2 ...............................$10.

243. Lot of 17 Olympic medals.Featuring great Olympic athletes from the first games in 1896 to the 20th Olympics, such as Johnny Weissmuller, Jesse Owens, and Peggy Fleming, these large BU bronze medals are beautifully done.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$75.

244. Lot of 2 Palestine patterns.Edward VIII Pattern Crowns dated 1936. Struck by Richard Lobel. Obv: bust left, EDWARD VIII KING & EMPEROR around. Rev: Six coins struck for Palestine, 1936 below. One in cupro-nickel, the other in brass. Both Proof-Like with Ultra Heavy Cameos.

Minimum Bid $25 .............................$50.

245. Great Britain. Robert Raikes medal.Obv: bust left. CENTENARY OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS 1880 ROBERT RAIKES. Rev: Jesus with a disciple left, receiving children. In exergue: SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME. BHM #3088. White Metal. EF. Holed for suspension. BHM calls it Rare.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$50.

246. 1897 Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal.Struck in silver, this is the official medal struck for the jubilee, struck by the Royal Mint. Massive 55mm medal with outstanding blue, pink and green toning. BHM #3506. AU.Minimum Bid $75 ...........................$150.

247. 1902 Coronation medal.Struck in bronze, this is the official medal struck for the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Massive 55mm medal. BHM #3737, Eimer #1871. AU with lustre.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$100.

248. 1911 Coronation medal.Struck in bronze, this is the official medal struck for the coronation of George V and Queen Mary. Massive 51mm medal. BHM # 4022, Eimer # 1922a. AU with lustre.Minimum Bid $50 ...........................$100.

MILITARY MEDALS249. Great War Memorial Plaque.Massive uniface 120mm Memorial Plaque with Britannia and lion in centre device, two dolphins in the field, and a lion cub clutching a fallen eagle in exergue. HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOR around, named to PERCY JOSEPH KNIGHT. Awarded to the next of kin. Holed for suspension. VF+, Cleaned.Minimum Bid $30 ...........................$100.


250. Canada. Voluntary Service medal 1939-1945.A nicely toned example with ribbon.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$30.

CNA/ANA BADGES251. 1962 CNA/ANA Badge.The 9th convention was the first and only time the CNA held its annual convention in conjunction with the ANA and in a city outside Canada. The convention took place in Detroit with the Detroit Coin Club as host. The obverse of the medal depicts half a maple leaf and half an eagle, symbols of the two organizations. The reverse depicts The Spirit of Detroit. Consists of medal with suspension loop, red ribbon, and a name plate brooch. This convention badge is made out to convention registrant Roy Miller. From the Roy Miller Collection. UncMinimum Bid $10 .............................$35.

HUDSON’S BAY CO. NOTES

252. 1846/1870 1 shilling.One of the first notes issued, having serial number 0161. London date: 1st May 1846. York Factory date: 1st May 1870. Signatures include Secretary: A. Barclay; Governor: MacTavish (stamped); Accountant: Jas. Ramsay. All HBC notes are rare and Gingras considers this one of the rarest with only 11-20 known to exist. Good with several small pieces missing. Reverse taped. Rare.Minimum Bid $900 ........................$1500.

DOMINION OF CANADA NOTES253. 1870 25 cents shinplaster.1870 Plain Series 25 cents fractional note. DC-1c. VG-8. This issue had the smallest printing, estimated at only 300,000.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$30.

BANK OF CANADA NOTES254. 1954 $1 MP Replacement Note.Beattie-Rasminsky Modified Portrait. *A/M0006479. BC-37bA-i. Fine or better. Slight yellowing of paper.Minimum Bid $30 .............................$70.

255. 1954 $1 MP Replacement Note.Beattie-Rasminsky Modified Portrait. *B/M0459179 with no Front Position Number. BC-37bA-i. VF. Yellowing of paper.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$20.

256. 1973 $1 2-digit Radar.Crow-Bouey. BAD9009009. BC-46b. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.

257. 1973 $1 2-digit Radar.Crow-Bouey. BAJ9992999. BC-46b. EF.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$60.

258. 1954 MP $2.Beattie-Rasminsky. G/R7682691 (non-test note). BC-38b. VF+.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $4.

259. 1986 $2.Thiessen-Crow. AUK5676960. BC-55b. VF+.Minimum Bid $7 ...............................$15.

260. Lot of 3 1986 $2.All Thiessen-Crow. BBJ3084399; BBK8561801; BBS7784623. All BC-55b. All AU.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$15.


261. Lot of 3 1986 $2.All Crow-Bouey. ARF4839774; ARV6106085; AUD0790944. All BC-55a. All Unc.Minimum Bid $9 ...............................$24.

262. 1986 $2 2-digit Radar.Bonin-Thiessen. EGS2444442. BC-55c-i. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.

263. 1986 $2 2-digit Radar.Bonin-Thiessen. EGT1188811. BC-55c-i. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.

264. 1972 $5 2-digit Radar.Lawson-Bouey. SN5005005. BC-48b. AU. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.

265. 1986 $5.Crow-Bouey. E0B1112450. Yellow Back Position Number. BC-56a. AU.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$16.

266. 1986 $5.Crow-Bouey. EOJ0101167. Blue Back Position Number. BC-56a-i. AU.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$15.

267. 1986 $5.Crow-Bouey. EPA4322935. Blue Back Position Number. BC-56a-i. AU.Minimum Bid $8 ...............................$15.

268. Lot of 4 1986 $5.Thiessen-Crow. Consecutive Serial Numbers FPE1105261-1105264. All with Blue Back Position Numbers. BC-56b. All Unc.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$48.

269. Lot of 4 1986 $5.Thiessen-Crow. Consecutive Serial Numbers FOZ0357775-0357778. All with Blue Back Position Numbers. BC-56b. All Unc.Minimum Bid $20 .............................$48.

270. 1971 $10 2-digit Radar.Lawson-Bouey. VP8588858. BC-49c. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $60 ...........................$165.

271. 1989 $10.Thiessen-Crow. AEW7601815. BC-57a. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $15 .............................$30.

272. 1989 $10.Bonin-Thiessen. BDL7009472. BC-57b. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $11 .............................$20.

273. 1989 $10.Thiessen-Crow. AEL0701152. BC-57a. Unc.Minimum Bid $12 .............................$30.

274. 1935 $20 English Small Seal.Osborne-Towers. A158910/B. BC-9b. CCGS graded F-12. A very nice note that some would grade F-15.Minimum Bid $600 ..........................$975.

275. 1954 MP $20 Replacement.Beattie-Rasminsky. Modified Portrait. *A/E0088994. BC-41bA. F+.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$100.

276. 1979 $20.Lawson-Bouey. 50150740115. BC-54a Unc.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$95.

277. 1991 $20.Knight-Thiessen. AWC9355655. BC58b-i. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 .............................$90.


278. 1991 $20 2-digit Radar.Thiessen-Crow. EIN4646464 with serifs. BC-58a-i. AU. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $40 ...........................$140.

UNCUT BANKNOTES279. Uncut Pair 1973 $1 Replacements.Crow-Bouey. An uncut pair of 1973 $1 EAX Replacement Notes. EAX2545102; EAX2547102. Housed in a custom plastic holder. Unc.Minimum Bid $25 .............................$75.

MERCHANT’S SCRIP.280. Phila-Coin 25 cents scrip.Issued by Phila-Coin Company in 1960 and sent to all good customers to celebrate their Silver Jubilee of service to hobbyists. Good for 25 cents for a period of one year. Each “shinplaster” had a serial number. This one has SN 0708. Signed by E. (Lisa) Kadannek, President and Hans Zoell, General Manager. This note has two stamps on the reverse: Wally’s Antiques Phone: 835-2564 Quinton Sask. and Latta Coin Co. LTD 1968 Punnichy Sask. Canada. Has Latta’s signature on reverse as well. AU.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

281. Disney Dollar.1990 $1 Disney Dollar. Signed by Scrooge McDuck, Treasurer. Unc. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

LEATHER MONEY282. 1964 COIN O’RAMA.Issued by the Edmonton Coin Club (now called the Edmonton Numismatic Society) for the Second Edmonton COIN O’RAMA, October 10, 1964. Leather with printing on both sides. $1 Canada Buck denomination.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

283. 1963 Aurora, Ontario Centennial.Marking the Centennial of Aurora (1863-1963), this Lucky Buck leather money is made of Collis calf, a product of Aurora. Printed on the leather side in green, this has brown and white calf hair on the reverse. Punch cancelled.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

POLITICAL SATIRE NOTES284. Lot of 8 notes.Consists of 8 different notes that either support a politician or political party or poke fun at them. Includes 4 different Diefenbaker, one Premier Bennett, one CCF, one NDP, and one FLQ.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $8.

NUMISMATIC BOOKS285. 1961 Cash for your Canada, Newfoundland, Great Britain and United States Coins & Bills Fourth Edition.Vol.4, No. 4. Published by The Numismatic Guild of Canada. 56 pages plus card covers. 250 illustrations and enlarged coins. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

286. 1963 Cash for your Canada, Newfoundland, Great Britain and United States Coins & Bills Seventh Edition.Vol. 7, No. 7. Published by The Numismatic Guild of Canada. 56 pages plus card covers. 250 illustrations and enlarged coins. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

287. 1963 The Guide Book of Canadian Coins, Currency and Tokens 1700-1963 Fifth Edition and The Guide Book of Great Britain’s Modern Coins 1800-1963 Second Edition.Edited by H.C. Taylor and Somer James.


Revised Second Printing. Published by Canadian Numismatic Publishing Institute in Winnipeg. 200 pages plus card covers. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

288. 1965 Coin Guide with Premium List of Canadian & U.S. Coins & Bills & Coins of Great Britain.Edited by Jim Charlton. Fully illustrated. 64 pages plus card covers. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

289. 1963-1964 Canadian, Newfoundland & U.S.A. Buying List of Prices We Pay.Published by Albert Stern & Co., Winnipeg. 20 pages plus card covers. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

290. 1965-1966 Premium Catalogue Prices Paid For Coins and Paper Money.Ninth Edition, edited by Hans Zoell, and published by Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, Regina. 48 pages plus card covers. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $3.

291. Major Coin Varieties Fourth Edition.1966-1967 Fourth Edition. Fully illustrated and priced by Hans Zoell. Published by Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, Regina. 60 pages plus covers. A very popular variety book. From the Georg Manz Senior Collection.Minimum Bid $10 .............................$25.

COIN SUPPLIES292. Capital Plastics Canadian $5 & $10 holder.With room for each of the 1912-1914 $5 and $10 gold coins.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $5.

293. Lot of 2 Whitman plastic boards.One each for American cents and nickels. Copyright 1956. Hard to get.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $4.

294. Lot of 9 Whitman folders.These 9 folders all have the pull-out plastic sleeves so you can see both sides of each Canadian coin. One for each denomination: large cents; small cents; silver 5 cents; nickel 5 cents; 10 cents; 25 cents; 50 cents; dollars; mint sets. A nice set.Minimum Bid $5 ...............................$45.

MISCELLANEOUS295. Player’s Navy Cut cigarette box.A nice old metal cigarette box from Player & Sons, England.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

296. South American lighter.Silver lighter with engraving of South American Indian praying to the sun, while the other side has an alpaca and the letters A.M.H. engraved. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2 ................................ $5.

297. Florida money clip.Money clip with FLORIDA and map engraved. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $1 ................................ $2.

298. Great Britain medal.Four-sided medal, shaped similarly to the Victoria Cross, but larger. 19th Century Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland with lion and unicorn flanking. Crossed swords above, crossed rifles with bayonets right; crossed anchors below; cannon left. Latin reads: HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE DIEU ET MON DROIT. Uniface. Suspender and chain. VF+ with corrosion. From the Roy Miller Collection.Minimum Bid $2. ..............................$10.

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The Auction: The auction will be held in conjunction with the Regina Coin Club’s Fall Show. The auction will be held in Room LR-2 of Western Christian College, 4400 Fourth Avenue, Regina on Saturday September 19, 2009 at 7:00 pm. Lots can be viewed in the WCC Gymnasium from 11:00 am to 5:30 pm on the day of the sale. Some lots can be viewed on George Manz Coins web site: www.georgemanzcoins.com. Please ask to be emailed scans that are not illustrated in the catalogue.

Bidding Procedure: All values are listed in Canadian dollars. Bids can be placed in person at the auction, by mail, email, or phone. All phone bids (306) 352-2337 must be confirmed in writing on the bid sheet that must reach George Manz Coins by no later than Thursday September 17, 2009. Lots will be sold to the highest bidder. In case of identical bids, the earliest received bid will have priority. No “unlimited” or “buy” bids will be accepted. No bids will be allowed that are below the minimum bid or reserve bid. Advances in bidding are determined by the auctioneer. In the event of a dispute between bidders, the determination of the auctioneer is final. Bidding will proceed at a rate of approximately 100 lots per hour.

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