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Charlton Collector And Maple Leaf Issues

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The 2014 edition (current to March 2013) added 64 pages over 2013. 400 to 464.

2015 will add 80-100 more pages?

What are they going to do at this rate? Split into volumes? Have a periodic all years set, with yearly book of just the previous year?

The problem is, if the book grows rapidly without bound, the price must increase rapidly too for the whole thing to be worth it to them to publish.
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With the way the RCM continues to pump out new releases, it seem inevitable that the "Collector" issues catalogue will need to be split into two volumes.

One way would be to split by denomination and thus keep all the issues for a given denomination in a single volume. For example, cents through one dollar coins in one volume, two-dollar coins and higher in another. I believe, many collectors would prefer this arrangement.

I have a feeling, however, that Charlton would divide the books by date ranges. Why? By doing so, collectors would need to purchase two books to have a compete listing of all the coins in each denomination.


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