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41ST ANNUAL REPORT OCTOBER 31, 2002 The Role of Central Fund To serve investors as “The Sound Monetary Fund”. To hold gold and silver bullion on a secure basis for the
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London / /

Company

Central Fund / Shareowners Central Fund / Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce / Ernst & Young LLP / American Stock Exchange / Toronto Stock Exchange / /

Continent

North America / /

Country

United States / /

Currency

USD / /

Event

Dividend Issuance / /

Facility

The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants / /

IndustryTerm

illiquid junior mining / bank charges / bullion insurance costs / bank / bank vault security / external auditors / bullion insurance / non-audit services / internal accounting / bank personnel / /

Organization

Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants / United States Securities and Exchange Commission / Audit Committee / Sound Monetary Fund / Central Fund of Canada Limited / Shareowners Central Fund of Canada Limited / /

Person

Douglas E. Heagle / J.C. Stefan Spicer / Philip M. Spicer / /

Position

President / officer and inside director / Treasurer / Registrar / independent director / Director 6 Statement / stockbroker / officer / Director Director / /

ProvinceOrState

Alberta / Ontario / /

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