An undetermined number of one of the Royal Canadian Mint’s recently released test tokens has been discovered with a prominent die crack through the centre of the obverse. Several of the Mint’s tri-metal tokens, which were issued as part of “R+D Lab Collection” this October, were found with die cracks by at least two southeastern Ontario dealers shortly after their release. Continue reading →
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Features
Armistice coin designer meets collectors at exchange
Page 1
Halifax club celebrates 60 years
Page 1
Communicating, marketing for 21st-century hobbyists
Page 11
Admiral Gardner made five round trips before disaster
Page 24
Regulars
Focus on Canadian 10 cents
Page 16
Are you buying or selling?
Page 22
Check out the shows in your area
Page 25
Columns
Ancient Money
Pompey’s family, associates on various Roman coins
Page 8
Colonial Tokens
Bout de L’Isle tokens used to cross Montreal bridge
Page 10
Errors & Varieties
Nice clashed dies extremely hard to come by
Page 12
Numismatic Fringe
Armistice, Kirkland Lake centennials commemorated
Page 14
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