Collectors rushed the doors of the Fall 2019 National Postage Stamp and Coin Show this September amid the fervour surrounding Canada’s rarest coin, which was being shown publicly for the first time in 30 years. Displayed alongside a complete set of 1911-12 specimen coins, the only privately owned 1911 silver dollar was on the bourse of the recent “National Show,” which returned to the Greater Toronto Area on Sept. 7-8. “It had a great impact on the show and the hobby, and it got people in the door who might not have come in,” said dealer Sandy Campbell, owner of Proof Positive Coins and co-owner of the 1911 silver dollar, also known as the “Emperor of Canadian Coins.” Continue reading →
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‘Never-before-seen’ Sherbrooke seminary rarities to be auctioned
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Goals of public outreach, education met at 2019 VNS Coin Show
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Pryce Jones issued tokens for four years in early 20th century
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Specimen notes highlight Colonial’s Premier Auction
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Regulars
Focus on Canadian five 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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Columns
Guest Commentary
Sudbury’s Gerry Albert a numismatic giant
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Colonial Tokens
Nova Scotia’s need for coinage led to ‘Success to Navigation
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Errors & Varieties
Reader discoveries include rare missing centre
Page 10
Notes & Bills
Uncovering Canadian colonial scrip – a primer
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Numismatic Fringe
Vancouver’s Mid-Island Club to issue anniversary ‘coin’
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