Counterfeit banknotes are once again making their way into everyday transactions across Canada, and police say the risk to the public is growing. From online marketplace deals to routine retail exchanges, fake bills are slipping through often unnoticed until it is too late. Recent cases in Ontario highlight the problem. In both South Simcoe and Norfolk County, individuals accepted counterfeit notes that initially appeared genuine, only to discover the fraud when banks refused the cash. By then, the financial loss had already been passed along. Continue reading →
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Spotting fake banknotes key as counterfeits on the rise
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Inuk artist honoured with King Charles III Coronation Medal
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National show returns April 11–12
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ANFC honours Paré, Langlois with new emeritus award
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Canada’s little 10-cent coin lives life large
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Regulars
Focus on Canadian 20 & 25 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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CCN Numismatic Commentary
Sprott sees silver at $300 US
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Ancient Money
Severann dynasty ended with a whimper
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Errors & Varieties
Coin designs go through many eyes, revisions
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