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Jeffrey Hoare Numismatic Catalogues
Hoare Auctions, Jeffrey. NUMISMATIC AUCTION CATALOGUES. Toronto and London (Ontario), 1986-2003. Fifty-eight auction catalogues, being: Nos. 1-10, 12-32, 51-69 and 71-78, lacking only sales 11, 50 and 70 for the period covered (see comments). Sales 23 and 24 are in one combined catalogue, as published. Varying formats, all in original covers. Most with prices realized list printed in the following catalogue; some sales with separate lists laid in. Generally near fine. A substantial group of these significant Canadian coin sales, nearly complete for the period covered. Essential for collectors of Canadian colonial tokens, decimal coinage, and paper money. Hoare originally numbered his militaria and numismatic sales separately, and had conducted 18 militaria sales and 32 numismatic sales when he decided to combine the series in 1995. However, the combined series was erroneously begun with Sale 50 (skipping 33-49 entirely), when fifty sales had already been conducted. For this reason, the numbering has always been off by one. Many of Hoare's sales have been conducted in conjunction with the Torex show.
(Estimate: $150)
Hoare Auctions, Jeffrey. NUMISMATIC AUCTION CATALOGUES. Toronto and London (Ontario), 1986-2003. Fifty-eight auction catalogues, being: Nos. 1-10, 12-32, 51-69 and 71-78, lacking only sales 11, 50 and 70 for the period covered (see comments). Sales 23 and 24 are in one combined catalogue, as published. Varying formats, all in original covers. Most with prices realized list printed in the following catalogue; some sales with separate lists laid in. Generally near fine. A substantial group of these significant Canadian coin sales, nearly complete for the period covered. Essential for collectors of Canadian colonial tokens, decimal coinage, and paper money. Hoare originally numbered his militaria and numismatic sales separately, and had conducted 18 militaria sales and 32 numismatic sales when he decided to combine the series in 1995. However, the combined series was erroneously begun with Sale 50 (skipping 33-49 entirely), when fifty sales had already been conducted. For this reason, the numbering has always been off by one. Many of Hoare's sales have been conducted in conjunction with the Torex show.
(Estimate: $150)