The Prominence X Sale is delivering a showcase of rarities and historical artifacts, including an Indian Treaty No. 7 medal, a 1900 $4 banknote in uncirculated condition and the elusive “King of Canadian Coins”: a 1921 fifty cents in Mint State condition. The Canadian Numismatic Company (TCNC)’s April 20-25 sale offers more than 2,300 lots over six sessions. Auctioneer Marc Verret says the Prominence X Sale “is not just any auction; it’s a convergence of three major collections complemented by items from over 82 other consigners across North America.” Among the highlights are Part III of the Saulner collection of Canadian banknotes, the Kuronen collection of Canadian tokens, and Part II of the militaria collection, which features war medals and related items. Continue reading →
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Mint celebrates Hahn’s 1939 silver dollar design
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Edmonton Coin Show hits record attendance
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New French Euro coins honour prominent women
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ONA’s 62nd convention symposium showcases distinguished speakers
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Different conclusions on coin’s error
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