Volume 62 – #04

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Volume 62#04

May 21 – June 3, 2024

Regina Coin Club members attend this year’s annual general meeting.

Seventy years and onward for the Regina Coin Club

Last year, the Regina Coin Club proudly celebrated its 70th anniversary and the club continues to shine, with about 120 members enthusiastically helping to promote the hobby of numismatics throughout southern Saskatchewan. When established at the beginning of 1953, the club was simply known as Chapter No. 6 of the Canadian Numismatic Association (CNA). Two years later, members voted to change their name to the Regina Coin Club (RCC). The club’s founding president, Cecil C. Tannahill, was the CNA’s first director for the Prairie provinces and, from 1959 to 1960, he served as president of the CNA. Continue reading →

Features
Indian Treaty No. 7 medal sells for $83,650
Page 1
Designer of Canada’s Charles effigy had plenty of competition
Page 1

Regulars
Trends
Focus on RCM Collectibles
Page 16
CCN Marketplace
Are you buying or selling?
Page 24
Show & Bourse
Check out the shows in your area
Page 26
Columns
Stanley Clute
Notes & Bills
Banks weren’t shy to show off their headquarters on notes
Page 8
John Regitko
Errors & Varieties
Be cautious of material offered by non-numismatist auction
Page 10

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