Collectors were energized by fierce bidding and impressive results as rare pennies, exceptional varieties, Indigenous peace medals and specialized decimals took centre stage at Geoffrey Bell Auctions’ Fall Sale, held Friday, Oct. 4 during the Toronto Coin Expo. Brian Bell, the New Brunswick-based auctioneer, hailed the event as a “very solid auction,” with standout performances across a wide range of lots. As the auction unfolded, Bell noted the clear strength of the Canadian numismatic market, with collectors displaying remarkable dedication and passion for acquiring high-quality coins. All prices listed include the buyer’s premium. The highlight of the auction was undoubtedly Reg Albright’s extraordinary penny collection, which exceeded expectations. “Nice coins with solid results. I’m certain he will be very pleased,” Bell reflected. Continue reading →
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Upcoming sale will be ‘unlike any other seen in this country,’ auctioneer says
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CTCC names Sandy McTire award recipients
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Royal mint reveals changes to sovereign
Page 11
Unique gold coin features Haida master carver’s work
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Waterloo Coin Society draws 1,100 visitors, adds members at Doors Open event
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Regulars
Focus on Proof-Like singles
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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
Notes & Bills
Many Bank of Nova Scotia notes have become extremely rare
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Errors & Varieties
Early columns covered errors caused by feeding and striking
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Commemorative Coins
Dual portraits celebrate royal weddings
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Classic Rarities
Home Bank failure leads to rare notes
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