Todd currently oversees the day to day activities of the business in terms of finance, advertising and inventory control. Todd also contributes to the buying and selling at our local store in Kitchener and many of the trade shows that we attend across Southern Ontario. He is a specialist in Mint Product and is currently assists with the RCM Trends for the Canadian Coin News. Todd also helps manage the consignment division for our Auction house.

"I have been with this company since the very beginning when we started with just 2 employees selling out of the back of our car. I am very proud to have helped this company grow to the size it is today and can’t wait to see what happens in the next coming years". When Todd is not thinking about coins (which is practically 24 hours a day!!) he spends his free time with his beautiful wife Brenda, two kids Addy and Spencer and working outdoors in his backyard oasis.

Kirk Joined the Colonial Acres Team in 2001, working alongside his cousin Todd Sandham and Todd's former business partner Cameron Beavers. After learning the business, he became a junior appraiser and now is one of Colonial’s senior appraisers dealing with the day to day purchasing of collections and estates. Kirk joined partnership with Todd as an owner of Colonial Acres Coins in 2008, helping kick start our Auction Department, Bullion Department and working to continually grow the business.

Jess joined the Colonial Acres team in 2013 as a shipper, and has quickly moved up the corporate ladder to your typical "Jill of all Trades". Jess' days are filled with a number of different projects and often can be found buried under a pile of products, papers, and Tim Horton's cups. When not at work, Jess enjoys chasing after her two daughters, her amazing dog Willow, and throwing axes (though not at the same time).

"Inconceivable!" "You keep using that word. I do not think that means what you think that means." – The Princess Bride

Wendy has been with Colonial Acres for 19 years, back when there were only 4 employees! "Over the years, there have been many additions to the great group of family and friends (aka Employees) that make Colonial what it is today; a force in the coin market. Working in a small business requires you to wear many hats, be organized and willing to stop what you are doing to help out. Throughout our 25 years in business we have forged many great relationships with our customers and will continue for another 25 years!"

"Coming together is a Beginning, keeping together is a Progress, Working together is a Success” – Henry Ford