FAQ
Find answers to common questions about CAND membership, standards, and using our resources.
The Canadian Association of Numismatic Dealers (CAND) is a non-profit organization that promotes professionalism, ethical business practices, and trust within the coin and collectibles marketplace.
Numismatics is the study and collection of coins, paper money, tokens, medals, books/knowledge, and other money-related collectibles.
CAND members agree to follow a strict Code of Ethics and are committed to conducting business with honesty, integrity, and professionalism.
Visit our Member Directory to search for dealers, auction firms, bullion specialists, and other industry professionals.
No. CAND members work with collectors of all experience levels, from beginners to advanced collectors and investors.
Many CAND members offer appraisal, identification, and purchasing services. Contact a member directly to discuss your needs.
Members may deal in coins, banknotes, tokens, medals, bullion, collecting supplies, and other numismatic material.
CAND has a formal process for reviewing complaints involving members. Please visit the ? page on this website for more information on submitting a concern.
Membership is available to qualified professionals who meet CAND’s membership requirements and agree to abide by the association’s Code of Ethics.
Members benefit from professional recognition, networking opportunities, industry advocacy, and association with a trusted organization dedicated to high standards.
Yes. Each January, CAND hosts the annual CAND Winter Show in Hamilton, Ont., bringing together collectors and dealers from across Canada for one of the country’s premier numismatic events and the traditional start of the coin show season. Visit this page for more details.
Start by learning about the area of collecting that interests you most. Joining a local coin club, attending coin shows, reading hobby publications, and connecting with experienced collectors are excellent ways to build knowledge and confidence. CAND member dealers can also answer questions, provide guidance, and help you make informed decisions. Most importantly, collect what interests you and enjoy the journey.