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Canada's new coin shows glimpses of life in Vancouver's first Black community from the 1900s

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Canada's new coin commemorates Hogan's Alley, the first Black community in Vancouver.The Royal Canadian Mint just revealed this $20 coin, which features glimpses into what life was like in this cultural hub during the 1900s.This Canadian coin — Hogan's Alley – 1 oz. Fine Silver Coin — is part of the Mint's Commemorating Black History series and it has a face value of $20.Hogan's Alley was home to many Black train porters who fought to get recogn…
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Canada's new coin shows glimpses of life in Vancouver's first Black community from the 1900s

Canada's new coin commemorates Hogan's Alley, the first Black community in Vancouver.The Royal Canadian Mint just revealed this $20 coin, which features glimpses into what life was like in this cultural hub during the 1900s.This Canadian coin — Hogan's Alley – 1 oz. Fine Silver Coin — is part of the Mint's Commemorating Black History series and it has a face value of $20.Hogan's Alley was home to many Black train porters who fought to get recogn…

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THE ROYAL CANADIAN MINT’S COMMEMORATING BLACK HISTORY SILVER COIN SERIES HONOURS THE VANCOUVER COMMUNITY OF HOGAN’S ALLEY

OTTAWA, ON, Feb. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — As Black History Month is celebrated nationwide, the Royal Canadian Mint is honouring Hogan’s Alley, a Black community that thrived in Vancouver’s Strathcona neighbourhood until the early 1970’s. Black settlement in Vancouver began in 1858. Hogan’s Alley later became home to porters working for the nearby Great Northern […]

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