Lot 48: Ottawa/Carleton County Token - Br 784

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Ottawa/Carleton County Token - Br 784 (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Ottawa-Carleton-County-Token-Br-784_i24981542)

Lot 61: One Baden, Ont. Trade Token

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One Baden, Ont. Trade Token (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/One-Baden-Ont-Trade-Token_i24981555)

Lot 261: Br 517. Bees swarming across water

Br 517. - Bees swarming across water, east to west, symbolizing the emigration of Frenchmen to New France, 1756. Sedem Non Animum Mutant. (They change their homes, not their minds). Wilson Obv. Y, signed R. filius in script for Joseph Charles Roettier, fils. Frossard 41; Wilson Sale, lot 433; Gadoury 161. Silver. VF-EF, but holed and plugged at top of obverse.

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http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Br-517_i24981755

Lot 357: J.W. Millar Countermark on U.S. Quarter

Canadian Countermark - J.W. Millar countermark on obv. of U.S. quarter dollar, 1861 (M.I. 655, Brunk M-659).

J.W. Millar, a watchmaker and jeweller, was first located in 1856 at 80 Yonge Street in Toronto.

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Canadian Countermark (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Canadian-Countermark_i24981851)

Lot 729: Lauzon Token

Lauzon Token Pair, 1821 - SUPERB RARITY - CH TR-2A. Br 560. PCGS VF35 & AU53 with a C/S JT. This is one of the earliest Canadian examples of a transportation token. The vessel on the token is the Lauzon, a 310-ton steam-powered side-wheeler. It was built and owned by John Goudie. The first steam-propelled vessel to make regular crossings of the St. Lawrence River between Quebec City and Levis. 2 Pcs.

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Lauzon Token Pair, 1821 - SUPERB RARITY (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Lauzon-Token-Pair-1821-SUPERB-RARITY_i24982226)

Lot 734: 1907 P.N. Breton Letter
Numismatic Token Related Ephemera - P.N. Breton letter to C.W. Merritt of Norway, Iowa, dated November 8, 1907 advertising his newcatalogue supplement updating prices, etc. is available. The cost is $1.00, 6 copies for $4.00 or 12 copies for $7.00. A neat piece of earlyCanadiana numismatic ephemera.

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Numismatic Token Related Ephemera (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Numismatic-Token-Related-Ephemera_i24982231)

Lot 745: Ludger Gravel Advertising Card

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see: 2014 ANA NUMISMATIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v17n29a16.html)

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Ludger Gravel Advetising Card (http://auctions.gbellauctions.com/Ludger-Gravel-Advetising-Card_i24982242)