Artificial intelligence is transforming the way collectors research, organize and write about numismatics, offering new opportunities to speed up everything from auction catalogue preparation to historical investigations. But as the technology becomes more widely adopted, experts say it must be used responsibly and never as a substitute for careful scholarship. Continue reading →
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Features
How collectors can harness AI while avoiding its biggest pitfalls
Page 1
Reconsidering wampum in numismatic collections
Page 1
From dinosaurs to dollars: innovation shapes July coins
Page 24
RCM’s Triple Maple series returns with dramatic black rhodium finish
Page 25
Regulars
Focus on Canadian paper money
Page 18
Are you buying or selling?
Page 28
Check out the shows in your area
Page 30
Columns
CCN Numismatic Commentary
The hobby’s greatest investment
Page 6
Notes & Bills
Once seen, the devil’s face can’t be unseen
Page 8
Errors & Varieties
Historical accuracy imperative in coin designs
Page 10
Colonial Tokens
Montreal blacksmith likely the stuff of legend
Page 12
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