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Products for
serious collectors of Canadian Currency! |
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Price
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PROFESSIONAL EDITION
Price Guide: |
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Professional Edition |
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For
2017, Brookstone Publishing is offering the 9th edition of the Price Guide
for Canadian Coins - PROFESSIONAL EDITION - now 632 pages in size with 2,600
new listings added! This guide
has been designed for the more demanding collector that wants to know as much
as possible about the market place for Canadian coins. |
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Professional Edition Views |
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The
extensive price tables and coin listings found in this price guide give
considerable insight into the market not available in any other sources. Pricing for thousands of variety coins
and hundreds of after market coins can also be found in this guide. These and other features make it the
most comprehensive single source available for Canadian coins. |
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Basic Edition |
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Basic Edition Views |
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A significant change for this issue is the pricing tables of
Collector coins. Trades of NGC
and PCGS certified coins now set the basis of these tables, as they account
for over 99% of the certified Collector coins that now trade. Another notable change is the
inclusion of Courteau Numbers 251 to 319 for Tokens of Nova Scotia in both
the Tokens and Provincial Coins sections. |
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1912 Breton Reprint |
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Bank Notes |
A
major source of input for setting the pricing found in this edition is 80,000
trades that were captured in this past pricing cycle. These trades range from tokens to
provincial coins to business coins to collector and bullion coins. They were, collected from eBay®
and various major auctions such as icollector.com and Heritage Auctions. Since the first issue of this guide,
over 330,000 trades have been used to set the values found in these
tables. |
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Bank Notes
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Highlights: |
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Pricing for
over 9,000 Business Denomination coins and sets minted since 1858; and over
3,200 Collector coins, Gold coins, Bullion Coins and associated sets. |
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Pricing for
High Grade Mint State, Proof Like and Specimen coins from 1¢ through to
$1 minted from 1858 to 2015, along with copper eye appeal grades of Brown,
Red/Brown, Red and Gem Red; and silver and nickel eye appeal grades of Gem
(Premium Quality) and Ultra Gem (Premium Quality Plus). Also included are Cameo, Heavy Cameo
and Ultra Heavy Cameo prices for copper, nickel and silver coins. |
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Pricing for
nearly 750 different Provincial coins and sets minted from 1823 to 1947, and
nearly 1,600 different Tokens minted from 1670 to 1893. |
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A 30 page
section that helps collectors see the how prices for basic business
denomination coins have changed from the previous issue of this guide, as
well as the cumulative change over the past eight years. |
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Over 13,500 listings
representing more than 15,400 different coins and sets using nearly 129,000
price points! |
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A section that
contains price changes over the past eight years for basic coin prices, using
the last our issues of this guide. |
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Images that
help with identifying the different obverses for Victorian 1-cent and 5-
cents coins. Basics on coin
collecting and grading, along
with obverse images for grading.
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Other features in this book is a chapter that helps collectors
better understand the market place and how to find value in collecting
coins. In another section, an
explaination is given of how pricing works in the market place. Listings for counterfeit coins,
replica coins, and altered coins are included in order to increase collector
awareness of these items, as well as to help collectors be on gaurd against
any misrepresentation of them.
There are also listings for counter stamped coins and after market
coins. For grading, obverse
images can be seen for coins minted from 1858 to 1989, and an appendix
includes images to help identify obverse varieties of Victorian 1-cent and
5-cents coins. Illustrated below
is the Contents of this guide. |
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2003-2017 Brookstone Publishing. All rights reserved. |
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