Volume 63 – #10

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Volume 63#10

August 12 – August 25, 2025

The RCNA Convention opened with one of the most enthusiastic and memorable ceremonies in recent years, as dignitaries were proudly “white hatted” by volunteer members of the Calgary Whitting Hatting team — a cherished local tradition celebrating western hospitality. From the left are esteemed numismatist Clifford Mishler (slightly obscured), American Numismatic Association President Thomas Uram, Royal Canadian Mint President and CEO Marie Lemay, and RCNA President Bill O’Brien, all beaming with their white cowboy hats. (Photo by Mike Walsh)

Calgary hosts milestone RCNA Convention with record turnout

Collectors from across Canada and beyond converged in Calgary from July 15–19 for the 2025 Royal Canadian Numismatic Association (RCNA) Convention—an extraordinary event that celebrated the 75th anniversaries of both the RCNA and its host, the Calgary Numismatic Society (CNS). Continue reading →

Features
Legacy of Geoffrey Bell lives online
Page 1
Collectors celebrate, elevate hobby in Calgary
Page 1
‘Finest Certified’ coins lead Heritage Canada sale
Page 1
Cross-border leader earns major ANA award
Page 1

Regulars
Trends
Focus on RCM Collectibles
Page 16
CCN marketplace
Are you buying or selling?
Page 28
Show & Bourse
Check out the shows in your area
Page 30
Columns
Stanley Clute
Notes & Bills
Dominion issued its final series in 1920s
Page 8
John Regitko
Errors & Varieties
How to identify coins struck above collar die
Page 10

Tim Grawey
Colonial Tokens
Rare Bust and Harps have dotted border
Page 14

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