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Index to the Canadian Numismatic Journal 1987 Index to the Canadian Numismatic Journal 1987 January pages 1-48 July/August pages 293-340 February 49-96 September 341-388 March 97-144 October 389-436 April 145-192 November 437-480 May 193-240 December 481-5 June 241-292 A Archaeology Cache and Bury: The Archaeology of Numismatics. E. Banning 5 Awards The Louise Graham Memorial Award 53 Lethbridge Numismatic Society Awards 127 Yvon Marquis Receives Roya1 Canadian Mint Education Medal 346 Calgary Numismatic Society Wins Louis Graham Award 347 1. D. Ferguson - Nominations for Award 12 J.o. Ferguson Award won by G.c. Bell 345 B Bank of Canada The Currency Museum. Yvon Marquis 38 La Musee de la Monnaie. Yvon Marquis .40 Book Reviews 35, 44, 84, 109, 190, 238, 335, 372, 422, 475, Dec. Bullion Investing in Gold and Platinum, Wm. Popynick .473 Investing in Silver, Wm. Popynick 498 C Canadian Colonial Coins When Money Talks: Coinage in New France. Peter Moogk 55 A Glossary of Tenns for Nova Scotia Thistle Tokens 247 Nova Scotia Thistle Tokens 1823-1843. 1.1. Fougere 250 Slogans found on Canadian Colonial Tokens 518 Canadian Decimal Coins The New Design for the $1 Coin 104 The Other Side of the Nickel. N. Brownlee 112 The Twenty-eent Piece: A Common Mistake. 1. Midyette 138 What Should Canada's Lowest Denomination Coin be if the Cent is Discontinued? 1.H. Remick 154 A Mystery Solved. The 1873H Newfoundland 5c Silver. T.E. Klunzinger 156 The Canadian Cent 151 Doubled Dies of the Reverse of the 1952 Ten Cents. Thomas E. Caton 197 The New Dollar Coin 300 Canada's New One-<lollar Coin Soars into Circulation in July 310 The 1988 Commemorative Silver Dollar - Two Ideas. Hans Lee 368 The Gold $100 Piece of 1987 458 523 Canadian Numismatic Association Candidates for Office 234 Honour Roll 25 Years 0 ••• 0 •• 0 ••••• 0 ••• 0 ••• 0 •••• Z78 Honour Roll 35 Years 281 Minutes of the 1986 Annual General Meeting 0 ••••••• 0 •••••• 286 1986-1987 CNA Financial Report 0 ••••••• 0 ••• 0 ••••••••••• 384 Canadian Numismatic Association Convention Convention News Release 0 ••••••••• 87 Saddle up for Calgary CNA 1987 0 ••••••••••••••••••• lll, 223 CNA 1987 Educational Forum 0 ••••••••••••••m CNA 1987 Convention News 0 • 0 •••••••••• 287 The 1987 Club Delegates' Breakfast Meeting. EJ. Salterio .....•............. 381 Convention Pictures 382, 383 1987 CNA Convention Report. Terry O'Brien .411 CharlottelOWn Selected to Host CNA '88 432 Certification & Grading ICCS Expands 92 Canada's New ICCS - Realism and Fantasy 0 •••••• 124 Wear and Tear on Coin Collecting: Historial and Econontic Aspect of C in Grading. E. Banning 201 Coin Clubs Revival of a Sick Club. Al Bliman .......•....•................•........ 170 Keeping up Old Customs. Al Bliman 0 •••••••••••••••• , ••• , •••••••• 176 New Club Formed (Bathurst, N.B.) 313 The Lakeshore Coin Club. Barry Uman 0 •••• , ••• , ••• , •••••• 358 What goes on at your Club Meetings? J.H. Rentick , , 501 Coin Week Canada Coin Week Canada Committee , 0 •• 0 ••••• 13l Publicising Our Hobby During Coin Week Canada .........•............... 152 Coin Week Canada Final Report. Yvon Marquis 0 •••••••••••••• 314 Semaine de la Monnaie Rapport Final. Yvon Marquis 315 Counterfeiting Fakes, Phonies, and Fantasies. Al Bliman 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 86 D Dealer Directory 42, 80, 136, 182, 228, 284, 330, 378, 424, 464, 508 Designers Robert Ralph Carntichael, Artist 301 Terrence N.Eo Smith, Senior Engraver 0 ••••••••••• 302 The Designers and Engravers of Canadian Decimal Coins Roe. Willey. Part I 1858-1968 393 Part n Since 1968 444, 485 E Editor's Pages 4, 52, lOO, 149, 196, 244, 296, 344, 392, 440, 484 Executive Secretary's Reports 16, 78, 123, 164, 213, 276, 312, 363, 410, 452, 496 Exhibitious Torex/Metro Toronto Coin Exhibition 36 Toronto International Coin Fair 37 A Permanent Nuntismatic Exhibit in Quebec City. J.H. Rentick 144 Ex Libris 139, 191, 334 524 F J. Douglas Ferguson Historical Research Foundation . Ferguson Foundation has Successful Year 361 Ferguson Foundation announces 1987 Donation Campaign 512 Foreign Coins France Mints Gold Statue of Liberty Coin 180 Bermuda Issues Silver Commemorative Coin 432 Isle of Man Releases Ameripex '86 Gold Coin 436 G Great Britain, Coins of British Sovereigns of George V,J. Midyette ......•.....208 The 1703 Vigo 5 Guineas. Mark S. Curtis 454 Great Britain's new Gold Bullion Con, the Britannia 494 J Jetons A Jeton of the Officiers du Guet, Stanley Clute 492 Le Jeton au Canada. Jean-Pierre Pare 512 L Letters to the Editor 25, 298 Lists, Historical. Ron Hemeshen 26, 172, 224, 324, 407, 460, 500 M Medals A Design Contest for Medals Commemorating Two Canadian Events. J.H. Remick 13 A British Columbia Indian Chief M$J. The Paul and Spintlum Affilir. R. Greene 101 Making of the Mint Commemorative Medal. Susan Festeryea 108 The Fibreco Export, Inc. Medal. Les Copan .....................•........ 121 Personalised Coin Week Canada Medals. J. Remick 142 The Medal of the Parish of St. Sebastien (bilingual) 178, 179 The Centenary of Professional Engineering in Canada. J. Remick 184 More About the Engineering Centennial Medal. R.P. Cheek 305 A Recent Discovery - the Canoe-Kayak Medallion of Jonquiere. (bilingual) Yvon Marquis 316 Medals for the Wmter Olympics and the Rebellions of 1837. J.H. Remick 318 The Ingersoll Coin Club 25th Anniversary Medal 371 Personal Christmas or Hanukhah Medals. J.H. Remick 470 Two men and a Medal. Michael Curry 477 Die available for Wedding and Anniversary Medals. J.H. Remick 511 Medals for the l50th Anniversary of the 1837 Rebellions and 1987 Canada Day. J.H. Remick. ................................ .. 516 A Canadian Railway Medallion. Duff Malkin 506 London Jubilee Medals. Ted Leitch. ..............•........•........•. .. 503 Miscellaneous Canadian Love Tokens SS L'Histoire du Castor. Bertrand Skelling , 92 The Story of the Beaver. Bertrand Skelling 135 525 Molson et la Numismatique 217 N Numismatics Grants and Support for Numismatic Research. E. Banning 132 Coin Collecting: A World-wide Hobby 150 La Collection de Monnaie: un Passe-temps Universel 151 A Few Definitions 165 Some Thoughts on Numismatic Research. J.J. Fougere 211 More on Research Grants and Support. E. Banning 332 Numismatic Advertising. Jool J. Orosz 348 Numismatic Education. W.H. McDonald 441 A Story of Coincidence 522 p Patterns The 1911 Dei Gratia Cent. 298 Precious Metals Coinage Programs Spur Global Demand for Gold 142 Gold Standard .435 Silver Provides Medicine with a Powerful Tool 435 President's Pages 3, 51, 99, 147, 195, 243, 295, 343, 391, 439, 483 R Royal Canadian Mint New Master of the Mint 15 The Reopening of the Mint 22 Renovated Mint Reopened 28 Meeting the Challenge 30 Face au Defi 31 Ago Aarand, Chief Engraver, Royal Canadian Mint. Ruth McQuade 106 Notes for a Speech by Hon. Monique Vezina 303 s Scrip The Progressive Divident Coupons of Romeo Deschenes, Ste. Paula, Quebec. Yvon Marquis 320 T Trade Dollars The 1987 Fort Erie Trade Dollar. J.H. Remick 177 The Calgary Flames Dollar Series. Paul Homung. 175 Elks Celebrate 75th Anniversary. N. Myschuk 215 Will the $2 Trade Coin Supersede the Trade Dollar? Y. Marquis 210 Moose Jaw's Trade Dollar of 1987 332 Wildwood's $2 Trade Tokens for World Coin Week. J. Remick 339 The $2 Municipal Trade Token of Charny. J.H. Remick 357 The 1987 Trois Pistoles Trade Dollar. J. Remick & Y. Marquis T76 The 1987 $2 Trade Coin of Regina 377 The Sesquicentenary of the Rebellion of 1987. J.H. Remick 380 A 5th Dollar Tt-Cousin (bilingual). Y. Marquis 469 526 The Societe Numismatique de Quebec 1987 Token to mark the 50th Anniversary of Canadian Coin Designs. 1.H. Remick 472 Treasure C'est encore possible Y. Marquis 507 u United States Coins The Seated Liberty Half Dime. 1. Midyette .......•....•...•.............. 162 A 1972 Philadelphis Mint One Cent Error .478 w Wmter Olympic Games More Support for the Calgary Olympic Wmter Games 119 Y Young Collectors Young Numismatists' Aid Requested to Design a Medal of Interest to Youth. 1.H. Remick 171 Assistance of Junior CoUectors Continues. AJ Bliman 173 CANADIAN NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION 35th ANNUAL CONVENTION 1988 JULy 21 - 23 Prince Edward Convention Centre Drop Anchor In Charlottetown • MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN DEALERS • COLLEcroR'S EXHIBITS • AUCTION • EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS • NON-COMPETITIVE DISPLAYS • DOOR PRIZES • FIRST-CLASS HOTEL WITH POOL • CONVENIENT PARKING Detailed Infonnation from the P.E.I. Coin Club p.a. Box 2141, CharloltelOWn, P.E.I., Canada CIA SB9 1-6 5Zl Index to the Canadian Numismatic Journal 1988 January pp. 1-48 May pp. 181-220 October pp. 349-388 Feburary pp. 49-88 June pp. 221-260 November pp. 389-428 March pp. 89-136 July/Aug. pp. 261-308 December pp. 429-468 April pp. 137-180 September pp. 309-348 A Ancient Coins The Image of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty from Coins. John R. Gainor 227 B Biography Highlights in the Life of Fred Bowman .404 Book Reviews 78,164,251,366,443 British Commonwealth Coins The Sea Venrure 53 Bermuda's 1987 Sea Venrure Palladium Coin 54 The Copper Coinage of the British Isles. R.C. WilIey 56 The Gold $2500 Coin of Bermuda 69 The Bank of England and the Spanish Dollars. S. Wallace 159 Bermuda releases Railway Dollar 305 C Canadian Colonial Coinages A Proclamation ................................................•........8 The Prince Edward Island Holey Dollar and Dumps. J. Foster 9 Slogans found on Canadian Colonial Tokens. R.C. WilIey 36 Colonial Tokens Beginner's Kit. 376, 414, 454 Canada's Earliest Commemorative Coins 433 Canadian Decimal Coins Is There any Furure for the 50C Piece? Rex F. Pearce 157 A strange Variant of the Ten-cent Piece of 1959 244 Don't Miss the Boat (Cameo coins) .........................•............353 Canadaln Numismatics A Dictionary of Canadian Numismatics. R.C.
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