- October 17th & 18th, 2026 -
RCC 2026 FALL SHOW & SALE
Calling All Collectors! The Regina Coin Club's next Annual Fall Coin & Stamp Show & Sale will be held October 17th and 18th, 2026, at the G. Marconi Canadian Italian Club, 2148 Connaught Street, Regina! A full slate of dealers will be present on the bourse floor, along with club displays, door prizes, a special speaker for the Sunday show breakfast, and a special members' display contest. Check out the show poster below for more details!
Saturday, October 17th
Sunday, October 18th
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Coins, Bank Notes, Stamps, Bullion, Medals, Books, and all other
Numismatic items bought and sold!
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Cash prizes for the Members' Display Contest
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Special Display: High-grade example and other associated items of the Dominion of Canada 1911 $1 bank note, featuring Lord Albert Henry George Grey, the 4th Earl Grey, and his wife Alice. Lord Grey was Governor General of Canada from 1904 to 1911, but is perhaps better known as the one who donated the famous Grey Cup trophy for Canadian football.​
DEALERS LIST
The following is a preliminary list of the coin & stamp dealers who have taken tables for the RCC's upcoming Fall 2026 Show & Sale, October 17th & 18th, 2026
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All Things Numismatic (Jim Tourand)
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Brian Best
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Richard's Coins (Richard Bibby)
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Roger Gauthier
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Brian Gibson
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Harold Hagel
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Kent Little
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George Manz Coins (George Manz)
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Ken MacPherson
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Lorne Mitchner & Sarah Genrich
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Melanie P.
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Quaife Coins (Rolan Quaife)
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RAW Metals Inc. (Robert Wick)
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Ed Shutko
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Warren Seida
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​Jim Smalley
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Helko Stollberger
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Richard Stockley Books (Howard Engel)
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Peter Sweeten
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The Canadian Numismatic Comapny
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Steve Trask
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Al Wingate
Dealers highlighted in bold are Corporate Members of the RCC. Click on their names to be taken to their websites. For more information on the benefits of Corporate Membership, check out our Membership page, or contact us by email.
MEMBER DISPLAY CONTEST
The Board of the RCC is inviting all club members to participate in it Member Display Contest, to be held as part of its Fall 2026 Show & Sale. To make it easier for more members to participate, the format of the displays have changed, to a smaller one-page, 8.5x11" design. Check out the Show News section of the latest RCC Newsletter for more details, or contact the Display Coordinator for information and registration.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST SPEAKER

The RCC's Sunday Breakfast Speaker series continues. The special guest speaker for the Fall 2026 Show Breakfast is RCC Secretary Troy Zimmer, who will be talking about the proof notes of the short-lived Bank of Saskatchewan, which promoters had planned to open in Moose Jaw ca.1912 - 1913. The Bank never opened for business but its managers got as far as ordering a series of $5, $10 and $20 notes from the American Bank Note Company. Little known outside the specialty bank note collector world, these uniquely beautiful notes incorporate many of the Greco-Roman Revival elements popular with chartered bank note designs of the time, but eschewed the traditional allegorical figures commonly seen in favour of detailed vignettes exploring distinctly Saskatchewan themes.
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Troy is a collector and numismatic author who specializes in coins, tokens, notes and medals with a connection to Saskatchewan, its history and its people. In addition to being Secretary for the Regina Coin Club, he is active in several national organizations including the Canadian Paper Money Society, of which he currently serves as President. This presentation was originally given at the CPMS Annual Luncheon at the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association's 2026 Convention in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Breakfast starts at 8:00AM; come early for the best seats! ​Tickets are $15.00 for RCC Members, and $25.00 for Non-Members. The event is limited to 60 tickets, so register early to avoid disappointment. Contact the Club Breakfast Coordinator to purchase your tickets, today!
Please note: to help maintain a Health-Positive Event for everyone, certain COVID-19 precautions may be enforced at the entry point. Also note that if you choose to wear a mask you must show the entry security camera a full, bared face (without mask) momentarily