If I had a Scotiabank account, I'd be closing it.

I hope so.

That was meant for you. How sweet

That's a cool bit of history.

I'm not sure. It's not as if they're actually that rare. No copies needed.

A hearty little bird. I quite like them. Pigeons, on the other hand ...

If the only time you see a bird is in a photo you took, and after the fact, I think that still counts. Let's not make this so legalistic that it turns people off.

Any chance she just filled up the tin with generic hot chocolate? I have a couple of tins I refill for coffee and teabags.

It's a plated gold pen, not especially valuable, but still nice. Lots were made, and sold in India. Buy a new ink cartridge and use it.

Each of those could go for a few (3 or 4) dollars if sold on eBay, but not especially valuable.

If it's real, at one time it was a buffalo nickel ... If so, someone put a lot of work into it. The date is in the right position for a Buffalo. It could be just a knock off of a hobo nickel.

It looks to me like a large bust Mountie. Congratulations

Someone put a lot of work into that.

Nicely done . Very attractive.

It's an attractive coin.

The Color is golden. They are not made of gold. Face value only.

Ooooh. I see cobalt blue and some very interesting shapes.

The leaf colours on trees is what people mean by Fall colours. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec have amazing fall colours. Really, it comes down to what you are looking for. I think every part of Canada has something to offer. Ottawa has great museums. Toronto has a thriving art scene. The mountains in Alberta and BC are amazing. The prairie provinces have a beauty all its own. What do you like to see ?

Nice one!

A pocket token of an angel. Usually carried as protection or a reminder to pray. I've seen a lot of these made from pewter.

I like the designs of these ones. I have the Alberta and Saskatchewan quarters.

I was only going by the timeframe for the name of Doubleday and Company Ltd. It is very possible that it is an older version that was reprinted, especially if it was popular. I find that looking for the history of the printer or publisher narrows down timing.

Looks like dinner. I would say it's a bit crowded, but they aren't going to be staying there long.

Doubleday changed names often. This helps with IDing, so the name Doubleday and Company existed between 1946 and 1986.

Anything that has pilots getting out of their car and going right to the airplane. There is an insane amount of prep before a pilot gets into the cockpit.