The Royal Canadian Mint’s largest-ever Gold Maple Leaf (GML) – an annual bullion coin issued since 1979 – was recently struck in high relief at the Crown corporation's Ottawa facility. The 10-kilogram coin was on display at the Mint's booth at PDAC 2020, billed as “the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention,” in Toronto this March. "For more than 40 years, the Mint's Gold Maple Leaf has led the global precious metal industry by setting new standards for the purity and security of gold bullion coins," said Marie Lemay, Mint president and CEO. "We are proud to have created a 10-kilogram, 99.999 per cent pure collector edition of the Gold Maple Leaf coin as an exclusive expression of one of the world's most admired and coveted gold coins.” Continue reading →
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Fraternal exonumia from Canada’s coming of age
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‘Raised’ notes remain popular with counterfeiters, collectors
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Annual ONA Convention headed to Burlington for first time
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Latest ‘R&D’ coin part of RCM’s March releases
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February Torex Auction brings more than $1M
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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
Colonial Tokens
variety of P.E.I. 'Self Government and Free Trade' token
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Ancient Money
Damage undesirable for collectors, dealers alike
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Errors & Varieties
Buying 'possible' errors not the best strtategy
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