Staying in line with recent market trends, paper money highlighted the Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale hosted by Geoffrey Bell Auctions in September. Among the sale’s frontrunners was a complete specimen set of the Bank of Canada’s 1937 Series, including each denomination from $1 to $1,000. Described by auctioneers as being in About Uncirculated/Uncirculated condition, the eight-piece set brought $15,000 as Lot 1142 of the sale, which also featured the largest offering of ascending and descending ladders as well as solid and million serial number notes ever assembled. Continue reading →
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Features
Bank of Canada Museum curator Paul Berry to retire
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‘Experimental products’ launched at RCM’s annual meeting
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‘Casa Savoia’ collection from Italian royal family member offered at auction
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Edmonton coin shop closing after vicious armed robbery
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‘Original Six’ popular captains grace latest RCM coins
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Hamilton coin dealer robbed
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Regulars
Focus on Maritime coins
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Are you buying or selling?
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Check out the shows in your area
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Columns
Colonial Tokens
Perplexing BMO 1839 side view penny
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Errors & Varieties
Raised metal on plated coins few, far between
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Numismatic Fringe
North Bay Police Service issues challenge coin
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