I am looking for a price book/grading reference book to help this newbie get started. Any thoughts? Just let me know.
Thanks,
Todd
Price Book for Canadian coins
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Re: Price Book for Canadian coins
Go to the CoinsandCanada website homepage and hit the 'coins' link, but don't believe prices posted in ANY book .. you can't sell a coin to a book. It takes someone with a wallet.
Bill in Burl
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I agree with best advice... book will only give you an estimate of what you can expect....
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YOU SHOULD GET THE CHARLTON CATALOGUE FOR CANADIAN COINS I BEEN USING THAT BOOK FOR YEARS . THE LAST BOOK I GOT WAS THEIR 65TH EDITION THEY BEEN AROUND FOR ALMOST 70 YEARS. IT A GREAT BOOK IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING.
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Re: Price Book for Canadian coins
I agree with Coinman .. Charlton is THE guide to carry around, but never believe a price in any book or newspaper. Shop around and look at 3 months or so of prices realized, wheter Ebay or auctions. The 65th edition is an especially great one ... the only one that has increased in price in the aftermarket, sometimes into the 100's. A few friends and I co-wrote the variety section in the back .. the first time that Charlton allowed collectors, rather than dealers and available info, to put things down on paper what people collect and some recent (5 person average/input) of what they are really worth.
Bill in Burl
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Usually, all the prices in catalogs are 2-3 times higher than real market prices. I recommend you to look for every coin independently on the online auctions or stores. ![Rechercher :Rechercher:](./images/smilies/character0069.gif)
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