Just scored some really cool 1837/1852/54 Canada Bank Tokens

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  1. alurid

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  3. alurid

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    PE-5B1. 1860
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  5. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    last nights purchase. I need a '50 One Penny toner to match, but dont see any I like on Ebay. Capturedyjy.JPG Capturexvcbstr.JPG Captureteg.JPG th.JPG
     
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  7. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    That's got a nice clean(not cleaned) look. most of them I've seen have turned chocolate brown. Like fresh bronze.
     
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  8. alurid

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    The preservation of anything 170 years old surly has to do with storage. I am glad that the previous owners of this coin took such good care of it.
     
  9. alurid

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    PE-7B2 PEI
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  10. alurid

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    PE-7A2 PEI. Pr. Edward's
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  11. johnyb

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    Wow, I am drooling!
     
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    NS-19B2. 1813
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  15. coin_nut

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    You are doing great, keep up the good work! Love those Canada tokens!
     
  16. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    I have a few, somewhere.
     
  17. alurid

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    Upper Canada, Perrins Bros. Ch#UC4A2.

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  18. Larry E

    Larry E Well-Known Member

    Big brown coins at neat 15787169720121252769383.jpg 15787170994971589901995.jpg
     
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  20. MontCollector

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    Very nice additions all!!

    @riff Love that top 1850 Half Penny in reply #33. Nice detail and nice photo.

    @alurid I notice you are using BR and CH reference numbers. I just got a couple old copies of Charlton Catalogue of Canadian coins. One of them has the tokens with BR numbers and the newer 2001 one doesn't seem to list tokens at all. Which one of the 2 are the Standard and what book has the CH numbers?
     
  21. TheFinn

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    Canada as a country didn't exist until 1867 when Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia became the Confederation of Canada. Before that there was Lower Canada (Ontario) and Upper Canada (Quebec), along with other British Colonies.
     
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