A unique electrotype tied to Canada’s most celebrated numismatic rarity – the 1911 silver dollar – is set to cross the auction block this month, offering collectors what specialists describe as the closest private-market link still available to the legendary coin known as the “Emperor.” The piece, catalogued by Heritage Auctions as an Imposing George V 1911 Dollar Electrotype, is believed to be the only complete example known and carries a pre-sale estimate of $100,000–$120,000 US ahead of its Jan. 12 appearance in the firm’s New York International World & Ancient Coins Platinum Session. Continue reading →
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Features
One-of-a-kind 1911 dollar electrotype up for auction
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A cataloguer’s perspective on Canada’s great collections
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Silver tops US$70, extending powerful rally
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Thomson, Weston buy HBC charter
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CTCC honours members’ achievements
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Final U.S. cents fetch $16.76 million at auction
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Regulars
Focus on Proof-Like singles
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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
CCN Numismatic Commentary
The Emperor still reigns
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Notes & Bills
Expand your collection with paper money
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Errors & Varieties
Incorrect press setups cause rare errors
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Colonial Tokens
Colonial Tokens Pewter Ships Colonies & Commerce token surfa
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