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Preparations are underway for the 2027 Coin and Stamp Show Planner, and Canadian Coin News (CCN) and Canadian Stamp News (CSN) are encouraging coin and stamp clubs, show committees and event organizers across Canada to submit their 2027 show listings by Oct. 31, 2026.

The annual guide, which has become a popular resource for collectors and showgoers, ...


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Gold and silver prices remain under pressure following last week’s sharp selloff, while the Canadian dollar has recovered from its recent weakness, adding another consideration for bullion investors, coin collectors and dealers.

Early trading on Thursday, Oct. 22, placed gold near $5,810 Cdn per troy ounce, while silver was trading around $80.26 Cdn. Both metals remain...


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Two major numismatic auctions featuring nearly 1,200 lots of Canadian coins, banknotes, medals and tokens will help launch this weekend’s Toronto Coin Expo, with Alliance Coin & Banknote holding its 500-lot sale tonight (Oct. 22), followed by Geoffrey Bell Auctions’ 690-lot sale on Friday (Oct. 23).

The auctions are being held in conjunction with the


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The Common Loon, one of Canada’s most recognizable wildlife symbols and the bird featured on the country’s $1 circulation coin for nearly four decades, is experiencing substantial declines in breeding success across much of its North American range, according to a major scientific study.

The findings raise concerns about the future of a bird whose distinctive call has ...


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Gold and silver prices fell sharply Wednesday, Oct. 14, as stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation figures raised expectations of another interest rate increase by the U.S. Federal Reserve, putting pressure on precious metals markets and Canadian mining shares.

In Canadian dollars, gold closed at approximately $5,845 per troy ounce, down 1.1 per cent, while silver droppe...


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