A typical Canadian summer scene dominates the latest $20 for $20.
The Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) has expanded its offerings of face value coins with a new $20 for $20 and a new $100 for $100 offerings. Continue reading →
Anything that gets members of the public looking at coins as something more than spending money has to be good for the hobby. Continue reading →
In Cape Dorset, Nunavut, artist Tim Pitsiulak holds a reproduction of the new 25-cent circulation coin he designed for the Royal Canadian Mint, celebrating life in the North.
The Royal Canadian Mint has revamped some non-circulating legal tender designs to bring out two circulating 25-cent commemorative coins, each one with two finishes, to mark the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Arctic Expedition. Continue reading →
The market for modern Mint products has proven to be much stronger than most of us expected, and the Mint is able to make money, and have sellouts, with impressive regularity. Continue reading →
The Royal Canadian Mint has once again rolled out an unannounced bullion coin. Continue reading →
Australia now claims bragging rights to the world’s largest and purest gold coin. Continue reading →
The American Eagle and the Maple Leaf were the two most popular silver bullion coins of the year. Continue reading →
Some people buy things because they like the story they tell, others because they are pretty, and still others because they need them to complete their collection. Continue reading →
The 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War is the subject of the Royal Canadian Mint’s prestigious 2014 Proof set. Continue reading →
In the first few weeks of 2014, it wouldn’t be stretching things to say that the numismatic market in North America averaged more than $10 million per day. Continue reading →