Lot 114407

Canada Coins & Tokens: 12-Piece Lot Early Copper Cents & Bank Tokens (1832-1917)

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Canada Coins & Tokens: 12-Piece Lot Early Copper Cents & Bank Tokens (1832-1917)

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by Ace Of Estates
August 16, 2026 2:00 PM MST
Timed Auction

Carefree, AZ, US 85377

Condition:
Condition is varied across the lot, as visually depicted in the accompanying photographs. Each coin exhibits significant circulation wear, consistent with its age and use, resulting in a loss of finer design details and some smoothing. All pieces display a natural, aged copper or bronze patina, ranging from deep brown to darker coppery tones. Visible surface anomalies include minor scratches, contact marks, and some areas of environmental discoloration or oxidation, particularly noticeable on the 1844 Bank of Montreal 1/2 Penny Token and the 1837 Lower Canada Un Sou Token. The protective 2x2 cardboard holders show some minor wear and occasional smudges on the plastic windows. Buyers should examine all images thoroughly to ascertain condition.

Item Description
Weight: Total: 136.5 grams

Embark on a captivating journey through early Canadian numismatic history with this remarkable lot of twelve vintage copper and bronze coins and tokens. This curated collection spans a significant period, offering a tangible glimpse into the economic landscape of pre-Confederation Canada and the early 20th century. Each piece tells a unique story, from the robust 'Bank of Upper Canada' and 'Quebec Bank' tokens that served as vital currency in their day, to the charming early Canadian cents featuring monarchs like Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, and King George V. This diverse assortment provides an excellent foundation for a burgeoning collection or a fascinating addition for the seasoned numismatist.

Within this intriguing group, you will discover a fascinating array of designs and denominations. The 'Bank of Upper Canada' tokens from 1852, 1854, and 1857 feature the iconic St. George and the Dragon motif, while the 1844 'Bank of Montreal' 1/2 Penny token showcases an intricate depiction of the bank's edifice. A particularly interesting piece is the 1837 'Province du Bas Canada' Un Sou token, detailed with a distinctive tree design, where the note specifically identifies '18 leaves in wreath' – a known variety for collectors. Also present are early official Canadian cents from 1884 (Victoria), 1906 (Edward VII), and 1917 (George V), alongside evocative 'Bank Token' One Penny and Half Penny pieces from 1832. While these specific dates and varieties are generally considered common within their respective series, their collective historical significance and varied designs make them a compelling ensemble for any enthusiast of Canadian coinage. No inherently rare key dates or error varieties that would command a substantial premium beyond their circulated collector value are identified within this lot.

Lot Details:

  • Quantity: 12 individual Canadian coins and tokens
  • Dates Range: Circa 1832 to 1917
  • Types Include: Bank of Upper Canada Tokens (1/2 Penny, 1 Penny), Bank of Montreal Token (1/2 Penny), Province du Bas Canada (Lower Canada) Un Sou Token, Quebec Bank One Penny Token, General Bank Tokens (1/2 Penny, 1 Penny), and Official Canadian Cents (Victoria, Edward VII, George V).
  • Notable Variety: 1837 Lower Canada Un Sou Token with '18 leaves in wreath' variety.
  • Dimensions: Case, Largest: 1.98 x 1.98 x 0.12 inches
  • Total Weight: 136.5 grams


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Only items pictured are what you will receive. We are not aware of any accessories that are not shown with the unit. If an item requires testing, we do not guarantee long term use. This is an estate item, history is unknown. We are not experts, we do not authenticate items unless otherwise noted. All sales are final. No refunds or returns.

Ref: HTPM730 | PD1

Dimensions (HxWxD)
Case, Largest: 1.98 x 1.98" x 0.12"

Weight
Total: 136.5 grams

Flat Shipping Rate
(Within Contiguous U.S.)

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Local Pickup
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Pick-Up Dates/Time:
By Appointment Tuesday 8/18/26, or Wednesday 8/19/26 ,10am to 4pm

Pick-Up Location:
The Town of Cave Creek, Spur Cross & Cave Creek Rd (exact address will be given after purchase is complete)

Item number:
114407

Ref:
HTPM730
PD1
COI880
COL600
COL990

  • Dimensions: Case, Largest: 1.98 x 1.98" x 0.12"
  • Condition: Condition is varied across the lot, as visually depicted in the accompanying photographs. Each coin exhibits significant circulation wear, consistent with its age and use, resulting in a loss of finer design details and some smoothing. All pieces display a natural, aged copper or bronze patina, ranging from deep brown to darker coppery tones. Visible surface anomalies include minor scratches, contact marks, and some areas of environmental discoloration or oxidation, particularly noticeable on the 1844 Bank of Montreal 1/2 Penny Token and the 1837 Lower Canada Un Sou Token. The protective 2x2 cardboard holders show some minor wear and occasional smudges on the plastic windows. Buyers should examine all images thoroughly to ascertain condition.

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