Alongside millions of books, monographs, films, maps and other related research material, the Toronto Coin Expo is set to return to the downtown Toronto Reference Library on Oct. 4-5. This fall’s Coin Expo will feature more than 35 coin and banknote dealers on the bourse plus a pair of numismatic workshops, but show-goers have also come to expect camaraderie out of the long-running biannual show. “Collectors’ Corner is something a lot of attendees enjoy,” said show owner and organizer Jared Stapleton, of the show’s social area, “but we actually have collectors that come to the show and spend half a day in the library to do research for their numismatic papers or collections.” Continue reading →
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Features
Harbour Grace general store tokens ‘well-appreciated by public’
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Another ‘R+D’ offering among latest Mint release
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Club delegates offer thoughts at RCNA breakfast meeting
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‘Mountie money’ a captivating collecting area closely tied to Canadian history
Page 9
Regulars
Focus on Maritime coins
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Are you buying or selling?
Page 30
Check out the shows in your area
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Columns
Colonial Tokens
Ampersand distinguishes ‘Ships, Colonies and Commerce’ vari
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Errors & Varieties
Clashed dies not a thing of the past after all
Page 10
Ancient Money
Roman ancients bring mythical history to life
Page 14
Commemorative Coins
Austria among first countries to issue euro coins in 2002
Page 18
Numismatic Fringe
Meet Alberta ‘fringe’ researcher Eric Jensen
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