World Coins & Currency

2019 Canada Government Paper Money 31st Edition.

2019 Charlton Coin Guide 58th Edition.

Featuring more than 50,000 individual coin listings and updated coin prices for the United States, Canada and Mexico, 2019 North American Coins & Prices is the perfect all-in-one guide for the coin collector, dealer and enthusiast. Organized by country, denomination and date of issue, the guide provides a clear, thorough and easy-to-use reference to the vast array of coins so passionately collected by millions. Fully illustrated with more than 6,000 images for simple and accurate coin...

2020 Canadian Collector Coins Royal Canadian Mint Issues Vol 2, 10th Edition.

The only book on the market focusing on world coins released from 1901 to 2000, this volume features current and completely vetted values for the most recent coins produced and sold by today's World Mints, Central Banks and their distributors. Featuring more than 25,000 actual-size illustrations of coins, it proves invaluable visual information. Globally accepted KM reference numbers are critical for identification. The massive catalog has current market values for coins in at least five...

The only book on the market focusing on world coins released from 2001 to date, this volume features current and completely vetted values for the most recent coins produced and sold by today's World Mints, Central Banks and their distributors. Featuring more than 25,000 actual-size illustrations of coins, it proves invaluable visual information. Globally accepted KM reference numbers are critical for identification. The massive catalog has current market values for coins in at least five...

2020 Canadian Coins, Vol 1 Numismatic Issues, 73nd Edition.

It is the most comprehensive collection of its type, spanning many eras of change within the lower area of South East Asia The collection includes many unique notes, never before seen in print; partially printed proofs, beautiful hand-executed essays, colour trials, specimens and issued notes, from the early private bank notes of 1856, to the present day. This long awaited celebration forms a lasting testament to this magnificent collection, as well as being an essential introduction to a new...

This 322 page guide contains nearly 11,200 listings representing about 13,000 different coins and sets, using over 57,000 price points. 1,700 new listings have been added since the previous edition. Other highlights of this price guide are: Listings and pricing for over 9,000 business denomination coins minted since 1858 Listings and pricing for hundreds of varieties not listed in any other guides, including replica coins, counterfeit coins and counter-stamped coins Listings and pricing for...

Not long ago, valuations reaching five figures were exceptional. With this edition, they have become quite numerous. The top valued note is the Bank of Vancouver $5 "number 1" note which recently sold for about $175,000. A second note, the 1903 Bank of Montreal double-size $50, is poised to threaten the six-figure barrier if and when it is offered for sale. Notes of the Southern Branches of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Bank of Nova Scotia and Royal Bank of Canada have led the charge, many...

Canadian Bank Notes, 9th Edition.

Covers tokens used in Canada West, Canada East, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Price Edward Island from 1770 to the early 1900s.

The market in Canadian government issued paper money mirrors the Canadian economy, with a slow recovery in some sectors and stagnation in others. Among Bank of Canada note issues, there is no dominant trend among the notes of the 1935 issue. Aside from a little fine tuning in either direction, there is again a sharp increase among some of the higher denominations in gem uncirculated condition. It may be that circulated 1935 notes are now so costly that some newer collectors are discouraged...

The second edition of Canadian Numismatic Medals has been released. The First Edition, released in 1991, covered only the medals of the Canadian Numismatic Association Conventions for the period 1954 to 1991. The newly revised second edition has been expanded to include the national organization, the CNA, and the two regional organizations the APNA and the ONA. This 152 page catalogue (8�� x 11�, spiral bound) lists all the souvenir medals issued by these three Canadian Numismatic...

The 14th edition of R.S Yeoman's classic guide book has been fully updated with new photographs and retail valuations by coin type, in up to four grade levels.

In colonial times there was a chronic shortage of coinage to support commerce. Governments, chartered banks, merchants and blacksmiths all contributed to a vast array of tokens which circulated in the absence of official coinage.

Look at 20th Century numismatics in Canada through the eyes of Jim Charlton, as Don Allen traces his history over the last seventy years. Born in 1911, in Toronto, Jim was instrumental in establishing the direction of numismatics in Canada. From the first fixed price sale in 1949, to the first Canadian Coin Catalogue in 1952, to the first Canadian Numismatic Association Auction in 1954, right through to recently receiving fifty-year citation from the American Numismatic Association, it is easy...

From Afganistan to Zimbabwe, the Collecting World Coins 1901-Present, presents the most comprehensive country-by-country, fully illustrated catalog of 20th and 21st century coins used in everyday commerce. Current market value for more than 50,000 listings. A focused approach to world coin collecting of circulating issues. Up-to-date and complete Euro Coin images and values. More than 20,000 images for easy coin identification.

A MUST FOR COLLECTORS OF 19TH CENTURY CANADIAN COPPER COINAGE If you collect Canadian Colonial Tokens, Province of Canada or Dominion of Canada Large Cents your library is not complete without a reprint of Batty's Canadian Copper Coinage. D. T. Batty was a prolific cataloguer of English and Colonial copper coinage. Beginning in 1868 and continuing until his death in 1896, Batty authored four volumes, with over 1,300 pages on copper coinage. Batty, whose carding reads: D. T. Batty 10, Cathedral...