A newly discovered 1890 Molsons Bank $5 note, described as an extraordinary Canadian chartered banknote rarity, headlines The Canadian Numismatic Company's (TCNC) upcoming Prominence XV sale. The three-day auction, scheduled for Nov. 13-15, is featured in the latest issue of Canadian Coin News (Vol. 61, No. 17). The Quebec-based auction house will offer 1,009 lots of Canadian coins, banknotes, tokens and historical medals, including material from two major collections and 85 additional consignors across North America. The St. George Collection of Canadian coins and banknotes and the Laval Collection of Canadian paper money are among the sale's major attractions. Continue reading →
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Features
Gold-silver ratio defies decades of market history
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Major Canadian rarities, young collector’s collection highlight three-day auction
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When Canada’s nickels went off to war
Page 18
Peterborough Numismatic Society celebrates 75 years
Page 30
Regulars
Focus on Canadian large & small cents
Page 20
Are you buying or selling?
Page 32
Check out the shows in your area
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Columns
CCN Numismatic Commentary
Why auction coverage matters
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Ancient Money
‘Penny’ mentioned in Gospels likely showed Tiberius
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Errors & Varieties
Artists, mint work together on designs
Page 10
Colonial Tokens
‘Fakir’ may have created Lower Canada token
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