Remembered as a legend of Canadian numismatics and with many decades of service as a trusted coin dealer, Bob Armstrong, of Owen Sound, Ont., died on Nov. 8 at the age of 84. A life member of the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association (RCNA) and Ontario Numismatic Association (ONA), the latter of which he joined in 1978, Armstrong was also an honorary life member of the Canadian Association of Numismatic Dealers (CAND). “The numismatic world has lost another of the true greats in Bob Armstrong, who was ONA life member #46. Over the years, his support for the ONA was much more than just being a member or dealer at our conventions. He was a part of our foundation,” said ONA President Scott Douglas. Continue reading →
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Half-dollar in VG-10 offered by family-run Alberta auction house
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Focus on Canadian 20 and 25 cents
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Continuing update on Canadian 2018 test token
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Colonial Tokens
Who issued ‘Spread Eagle’ tokens, and where were they struc
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Notes & Bills
Classical legacies linger on Canadian banknotes
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Commemorative Coins
Finnish, French Euro coin history explored
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Canadian Key Dates
Low mintage, high attraction make 1931 half-dollar rare, hig
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