Royal Canadian Mint Award
On July 8, 1976, Royal Canadian Mint president, Yvon Gariepy announced that an annual award would be bestowed to the Canadian deemed to have contributed the most to numismatic education in Canada. The award was in the form of a sterling silver medal, and would be known as the Royal Canadian Mint Award. It measures 45 mm in diameter and depicts a view of the Royal Canadian Mint building on 320 Sussex Drive in Ottawa. The name of the recipient and the year are engraved on the reverse. A panel of numismatists, along with the Royal Canadian Mint, selects the winner. The award is presented at the Annual Royal Canadian Numismatic Association Convention.
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 1976 | Norman C. Williams |
| 1977 | Robert C. Willey |
| 1978 | Dr. James A Haxby |
| 1979 | Harold Don Allen |
| 1980 | Al Bliman |
| 1981 | J.D. Ferguson |
| 1982 | Louis H. Lewry |
| 1983 | Sheldon S. Carroll |
| 1984 | Ross W. Irwin |
| 1985 | Not awarded |
| 1986 | Not awarded |
| 1987 | Yvon Marquis |
| 1988 | Jim Charlton |
| 1989 | Robert Graham |
| 1990 | Graham Esler |
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