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Features
First part of Greene collection to be sold June 28
Page 10
Brampton show welcomes stamp and card dealers
Page 11
In space, no one can hear eagle-eyed collectors scream
Page 28
Passion for numismatics drives Toronto dealer
Page 36
Regulars
Focus on Maritimes
Page 24
Check out the shows in your area
Page 29
Are you buying or selling?
Page 30
Editorial
Five-cent coin on borrowed time
OK, the penny has been gone for more than a year now. I know that technically the coin should be called the one-cent piece and the penny is British, but the Royal Canadian Mint itself has endorsed the use of the word penny and that’s good enough for me. Before the coin was eliminated, even …
Columns
Colonial Tokens
North West Company token ultra-rare
Page 8
Notes & Bills
Victoria's paper presence continued well after death
Page 12
The World of Money
Small town Quebec mayor also prominent collector
Page 13
Canadian Key Dates
Canada preoccupied with 'Great War' in 1915
Page 15
Errors & Varieties
Commemorative errors are highly sought after
Page 16
Collecting 101
Is it a guarantee or an opinion?
Page 22
New Issues
Operation overlord
Page 32
Numismatic Collateral
Confederate bond presents a mystery
Page 34
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