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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cwtokenman, post: 329274, member: 2100&quot;]Merchant token books by state - 56 books</p><p>Specific token types, indexed by state (Ingle, Hickey Bros, coal, lumber, Masonic, amusement, etc) - 28 books</p><p>Other specific topic token books (Bryan money, hobo nickels, counters, military, prison, war, hard rubber, etc.) - 44 books</p><p>Transportation related token books - 10 books</p><p>Copperhead Courrier and Civil War Token Journals - all past issues rebound in 6 large volumes</p><p>Civil War, Indian &amp; Post Trader, Hard Times era token references - 27 books</p><p>General Numismatic (numismatic dictionaries, intros, etc.) - 4 books</p><p>U.S. issue related (Patterns, counterstamps, Mint medals, forgery, etc) - 19 books</p><p>TAMS Journals - 82</p><p>Currency (U.S., world, stocks and bonds) - 10 books</p><p>Ancients - 3 books</p><p>Foreign Tokens (Latin America, German, Japanese, Papal) - 8 books</p><p>Auction catalogs - 20</p><p>Listing of over 60,000 maverick token identifications - 1 CD</p><p>Grading - 3 books</p><p>Redbook - 1 book </p><p><br /></p><p>Not numismatic books, but</p><p>Historical type books related to specific tokens - 21 books</p><p>(In the book <i>Bridges At The Foot Of The Rapids</i>, by Gary L. Franks, PE, I hooked Gary up with the image of the Maumee and Perrysburg Toll Bridge Company Civil War token that he placed on page 40.)</p><p>Historical reference books, Civil War era - 7 books</p><p><br /></p><p>My library is far from complete, but some needed titles are very hard to locate. A couple of my books had numbered printings of 100 or less. Many others have been out of print for many years, with no recent works published. My oldest exonumia reference was printed in 1861.</p><p>I give away any older editions of references as I acquire newer ones.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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