Walk amongst a collection or respected dealers and discerning collectors
30+ coin dealers will be on hand from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. both Friday and Saturday, giving free appraisals and offering valuable wares to buy, sell and trade.
Over thirty dealers from Canada and the United States
With well over 1,000 coins and bank notes on the bourse, collectors search for treasures at the Toronto Coin Expo.
Geoffrey Bell Auctions
Auctions bidders prepare for the captivating experience of the live Bell auction.
Meet Miss Teenage Canada Samantha Pierre
Saturday October 1, 2016 10am-1pm
The Toronto Coin Expo is Canada’s premier coin and bank note collectible show, located in downtown Toronto in the Toronto Reference Library. Featuring 30+ internationally renowned coin & banknote dealers, representing Canada, United States, and World collectible currencies.
This is Toronto’s Coin Show, and you are sure to find one–of–a–kind treasures.
The Toronto Coin Expo is the best venue in Toronto and Canada to Buy, Trade, Sell your old unwanted Gold & Silver Coins, Bank Notes, Gold Jewelry, Diamond Rings at the highest prices. With multiple vendors in attendance, you are sure to get the best price. Appraisals are also done on site are included with your admission.
The Toronto Coin Expo Special edition wooden coins are back!
The first 20 paid admissions on Friday and Saturday will receive this special keep sake on entry to the show.
Educational Symposiums
WORKSHOPS:Join us on Saturday for Educational Workshops, FREE to attend for Kids and paid admissions to the Toronto Coin Expo, and will take place in the Bram & Appel Salon, of the Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street.
Download the Fall '16 workshop information here.
- KIDS Introduction to Collecting Coins - FREE!! Saturday October 1, 2016
10:00 am Christopher Boyer - Setting Kids’Imagination on Fire
A workshop for the young (and young at heart!) who want to learn more about what beginners can collect. We will also see how chocolate coins are made, which are “strikingly” similar to how the Mint makes coins! Chocolate coins (as well as real ones) will be available to sort into your collection. Free to young collectors in attendance at the Coin Expo!
Reserve your spot today! (recommended for kids 8+)
10:45 a.m. Jeff Fournier • Setting Collecting on Fire
A fun-filled workshop designed for adults and kids. Learn how to en¬courage kids to take up the hobby of coin collecting. Participants (Kids & Adults) will learn about ‘setting the kids’ imaginations on FIRE’
Reserve your spot today! (recommended for kids 8+)
- 12:30 pm: Francois Rufiange - The Numismatic Exam
A fun and challenging activity to not only confirm whether or not you have a good coin examination technique, but also improve your coins grading skills! Registration is required for this workshop (maximum 20 participants).
Exam session no 1: 12:30-13:00, 10 participants;
Exam session no 2: 13:00-13:30, 10 participants;
Presentation to correct the exam: 13:45-15:00, open only to those who wrote the exam.
Reserve your spot today!
Latest News and Updates
- Rare $5 Bank of Commerce banknote could fetch upwards to $50,000 at Toronto Coin Expo
- Meet Miss Teenage Canada Samantha Pierre - Saturday October 1, 2016 10am-1pm
- Rare 2002 Canada Cent Selling for $7000 this weekend at the Toronto Coin Expo
- Rare and Expensive Canadian Tokens Being Offered At The Toronto Coin Expo
- Canadian Coin News for October 6-19, 2015
- Press Release - Sept 25, 2015 - Imagine No Currency - The Toronto Coin Expo
- Press Release - Sept 24, 2015 - Bank of Montreal Half Penny Can Sell For $40,000+ at Auction - The Toronto Coin Expo
Fall 2016 Expo
September 30th and October 1st
Toronto Reference Library
789 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON
(1 street north of Bloor)
Daily Admission
Adults are $6
Kids 16 and under are free
The Toronto Coin Expo is proud to partner with Geoffrey Bell Auctions; one of Canada’s leading numismatic auction houses offering a superb array of numismatic items.
Special Notice
It is with regrets that the book "Coins Are Like Songs: The Upper Canada Coppers, 1815-1841" by author Christopher Faulkner will not be released at the Toronto Coin Expo on October 1, 2016, due to printer issues.
The J. Douglas Ferguson Historical Research Foundation will advise of the of the future date once the printing has been completed and the book is ready for release.
