One of only two known 1911 silver dollars was recently “repatriated” by a pair of Canadian dealers, who partnered together to place a winning bid of $552,000 US (about $735,000 Cdn.) on the 339th lot of the Cook Collection of Canadian Coins. Offered by Texas-based Heritage Auctions on Aug. 15, the iconic Canadian rarity sold to Sandy Campbell, owner of Nova Scotia’s Proof Positive Coins, and Ian Laing, owner of Manitoba’s Gatewest Coin. “It was quite shocking how it happened,” said Campbell, who added he was bidding in the room while Laing bid online. Continue reading →
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2019 circulation set hits mark with young collectors
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RCNA to host coin grading, preservation course
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Canadian Numismatic Research Society meets at RCNA
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CAFNE raises five figures for numismatic education
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Focus on Canadian large and small cents
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Canada’s ‘great debt’ to steam underscored by vignettes
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Not all submissions receive passing grades
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Montréal jeweller countermarked bank tokens
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Numismatic Fringe
Challenge coins galore, plus a new ‘geocoin’
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