Provinces

---NEWFOUNDLAND - TENTY FIVE CENTS - 1917C	-	$52.95	46m
---NEWFOUNDLAND - SILVER FIVE CENTS - 1940C	-	$49.95	48m
1861 Nova Scotia Canada Cent Bronze	-	$6.95	1h 46m
1864 NEW BRUNSWICK TALL-6 CENT NGC AU-55 DETAILS	-	$109.65	2h 29m
1864 NEW BRUNSWICK TALL-6 CENT 3500106-015 NGC AU-55 DETAILS	-	$109.65	2h 30m
1864 NEW BRUNSWICK SHORT-6 CENT NGC AU-50 DETAILS	-	$75.65	2h 32m
1938 Newfoundland 5 cents graded MS-62	-	$148.66	2h 34m
1942-c Newfoundland 5 cents graded MS-62	-	$37.18	2h 34m
1864 NOVA SCOTIA CENT NGC MS60 UNC DETAILS	-	$148.75	2h 35m
CANADA UPPER CANADA Penny KM# Tn3 1850 great looking cent inv r-99.3	4	$4.25	3h 54m
1943-c Newfoundland 5 cents graded AU-55	-	$19.78	4h 13m
1882 H Newfoundland 50 cent ICCS F-12	-	$44.56	4h 18m
1871 One Penny Prince Edward Island Canada	-	$17.99	4h 36m
Montreal Sou VF Luster INV#74-1	-	$39.00	5h 17m
1941-c One Cent Coin Newfoundland ( AU-Unc.) #7096A	-	$6.00	5h 48m
1896 NEWFOUNDLAND 20 CENTS, LARGE 96	-	$34.69 $44.00	7h 15m
1900 NEWFOUNDLAND 20 CENTS	3	$9.42	7h 15m
1890 NEWFOUNDLAND 20 CENTS	-	$14.86 $19.82	7h 16m
NewFoudland Ten Cents 1870 Obverse 2; Key Date	-	$109.04 $119.96	8h 32m
Nice 1864 NOVA SCOTIA Canada Queen Victoria Penny Coin (#G221)	1	$9.99	8h 34m
Canada New Brunswick Half Penny 1843 NB 1A Breton 910	4	$2.42	8h 44m
Canada 1837 Quebec Bank Half Penny	1	$0.98	8h 48m
Canada 1837 Penny	-	$0.98	8h 49m
Canada 1837 Penny Banque de Peuple	1	$0.98	8h 51m
1911 NEWFOUNDLAND Canada Silver Fifty Cents Half Dollar Coin (#G236)	1	$17.99	8h 55m
Canada 1857 PEI PE-7C2	1	$0.98	8h 55m
Breton 859 1 8 Dollar. Nice!	1	$0.98	8h 59m
Canada 1837 Half Penny City Bank	1	$0.98	9h 1m
Canada 1844 Bank of Montreal Half Penny	1	$0.98	9h 3m
Canada 1854 Bank of Upper Canada Penny. Coinage Axis.	1	$0.98	9h 5m
Canada 1852 Bank of Upper Canada Penny. Medal Axis.	2	$4.22	9h 6m
Canada 1850 Bank of Upper Canada Half Penny. Medal axis.	2	$4.22	9h 8m
Canada 1852 Bank of Upper Canada Half Penny. Medal axis.	2	$4.22	9h 9m
Canada 1854 Bank of Upper Canada Half Penny. Coinage axis.	1	$0.98	9h 11m
Canada 1857 Bank of Upper Canada Half Penny. Coinage Axis.	2	$1.24	9h 13m
2012 ICCS POPULATION REPORT with a NEW SECTION ON PRE-CONFEDERATION TOKENS	-	$34.65	9h 20m
1904h ~ Newfoundland Silver 5¢ ~ ICCS sp-66 ~ EXTREMELY RARE SPECIMEN COIN	-	$4,199.99	9h 30m
1904h ~ Newfoundland Silver 10¢ ~ ICCS sp-65 ~ EXTREMELY RARE SPECIMEN COIN	-	$3,799.99	9h 36m
1861 Nova Scotia Canada One Cent Penny coin KM 6	-	$20.00	9h 54m
Newfoundland 1917 50 cents - Class A	-	$16.00	9h 56m

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