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<p>[QUOTE="cwtokenman, post: 238599, member: 2100"]To provide an idea as to how much information there may be available for a given topic, here are just two examples of how many pages are in a couple of my larger specific topic references.</p><p><br /></p><p>Pennsylvania Merchant tokens - 1253 pages - 8.5 x 11</p><p><br /></p><p>Atwood Coffee Cataloge of Transportation tokens - (3 volume set)</p><p> Vol. 1 - The listing - 845 pages 6x9 (no pictures)</p><p> Vol. 2 - History & Encyclopedia - 774 pages 6x9 (some pictures)</p><p> Vol. 3 - Minor Die Varieties - 946 pages 6x9 (lots of pictures)</p><p>That is 2565 total pages for transit tokens.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just trying to give you a feel for the vastness of token types and varieties. One book can not possibly cover all tokens. Few books provide (current) values for tokens. Rulau's and Kanzinger's are about as current as any. Even searching for completed auctions on ebay can be difficult as the vast majority of tokens are so seldom offered. I have one reference that refers to populations (of that type of token) as small as 6 known to be considered "common", so you can imagine there could still be difficulty in locating one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cwtokenman, post: 238599, member: 2100"]To provide an idea as to how much information there may be available for a given topic, here are just two examples of how many pages are in a couple of my larger specific topic references. Pennsylvania Merchant tokens - 1253 pages - 8.5 x 11 Atwood Coffee Cataloge of Transportation tokens - (3 volume set) Vol. 1 - The listing - 845 pages 6x9 (no pictures) Vol. 2 - History & Encyclopedia - 774 pages 6x9 (some pictures) Vol. 3 - Minor Die Varieties - 946 pages 6x9 (lots of pictures) That is 2565 total pages for transit tokens. Just trying to give you a feel for the vastness of token types and varieties. One book can not possibly cover all tokens. Few books provide (current) values for tokens. Rulau's and Kanzinger's are about as current as any. Even searching for completed auctions on ebay can be difficult as the vast majority of tokens are so seldom offered. I have one reference that refers to populations (of that type of token) as small as 6 known to be considered "common", so you can imagine there could still be difficulty in locating one.[/QUOTE]
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