A sure sign of spring’s arrival, the hobby season began to bloom this March as the biannual National Postage Stamp and Coin Show opened its doors in Mississauga.On March 23-24, more than 1,100 show-goers and about 50 dealers returned to Hilton Mississauga’s 9,000-square-foot Graydon Hall for what was the largest gathering since the show began in 2016. Kicking off on only the fourth official day of spring, it saw “good representation from the numismatic and philatelic community” according to Peter Becker, one of the hundreds of collectors probing the bourse throughout the weekend.“In essence, it seemed like a mini-convention without all the pomp and ceremony and major expense,” said Becker, who added he will “look forward to attending the Sept. 7-8 show in the fall.” Continue reading →
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‘Queen Elizabeth Rose’ highlights April releases
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1916-C gold sovereign brings nearly $30K at ‘Premier Auction’
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TCNC hosting charity auction, matching funds for blood cancer
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A changing hobby: Numismatics in 1959, and beyond
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Regulars
Focus on Canadian five cents
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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
Errors & Varieties
Responses to recent articles reveal fantastic errors
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Ancient Money
Exploring Dioscuri through numismatics
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Colonial Tokens
Edge of importance on earliest Canadian Wellington token
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Show Circuit
Cambridge show well organized, attended
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The World of Money
Uncovering George A. Holmes’ role in numismatics
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Numismatic Fringe
APNA Spring Coin Show medal to be issued
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CoinNet
Collectors dream of professionalism
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