Ancient coins are attracting a new wave of global collectors, with demand for rare and high grade pieces remaining strong even as the market stabilizes following pandemic-era highs. Once the domain of traditional collectors, the sector is now drawing increased interest from investors and younger buyers, particularly in technology-driven markets. Dealers report growing demand from both North America and Europe, pushing prices for premium material to new levels. Continue reading →
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Features
Ancient coins attract new global collectors
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Toronto Coin Expo brings collectors together May 1-2
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LCC auction offers global mix
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Harry James’ tokens shine in Toronto Coin Expo sale
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Prominence XIV sale draws strong prices
Page 27
Regulars
Focus on Proof-Like singles
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Are you buying or selling?
Page 28
Check out the shows in your area
Page 30
Columns
CCN Numismatic Commentary
Stewardship and sharing
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Notes & Bills
Early Canadian banknotes have royal flair
Page 8
Errors & Varieties
Rejected coin themes seldom made public
Page 10
Colonial Tokens
Ireland, Canada, U.S. all claim token
Page 12
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