Your Numismatic Library

Haxby website, RCNA Journal, various Charltons plus the following list. Most of these are available in the RCNA and the ANA libraries

Carmichael, Canadian Coin Die Varieties, 2nd Edition, Carmichael's Stamp and Coin Co, 1957

Charest, Pierre, The Book of Canadian Coins and Their Varieties, 3rd Edition, Charest Internet Inc, 2005

Cross, W.K., A Charlton Standard Catalogue â€" Canadian Coins, 58th Edition, The Charlton Press, 2004

Griffin, Jack, Some Die Varieties of the Large Cents of British North America and Canada, Brian Cornwell, 1992

Haxby J.A. and Willey, R.C., Coins of Canada 2005, 23rd Edition, The Unitrade Press 2005

Kopper, Bert, Canadian Provincial Copper Cents 1858 â€" 1859, Park Coin Shop, 1944

Levesque, J.C., A Review of Mintage and Dies of Canadian and Newfoundland Coins from 1884-1912, CNA Journal

Levesque, J.C., The Quality and Efficiency of Royal Mint Dies A Century Ago, CNA Journal, September 1978

Linecar, H.W.A., British Coin Designs and Designers, G. Bell and Sons, 1977

Mackay, James, A History of Modern English Coinage â€" Henry VII to Elizabeth II, 1984, London, Longman Group

Peck, Wilson C., English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins in the British Museum 1558 â€" 1958, 2nd Edition, The Trustees of the British Museum, 1964

Rayner, Peter Alan, The Designers and Engravers of the English Milled Coinage, 1662 â€" 1953, Seaby's Numismatic Publications, 1954

Turner, Rob, The 1858 Cents of Provincial Canada â€" Volume 1, Turner, 2007

Turner, Rob, The 1858 Cents of Provincial Canada â€" Volume II, Turner, 2008

Turner, Rob, Dies & Diadems, Turner, 2009

Vesely, Zdenek, Catalogue of Coin Designers and Engravers, Library of Congress card number 82-91070, 1982

Zoell, Hans, Canadian Coin Variety Catalog Including Newfoundland, 2nd Edition, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1962

Zoell, Hans, Major Coin Varieties, 3rd Edition Part 1, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1965

Zoell, Hans, Minor Coin Varieties including Newfoundland, 3rd Edition Part 2, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1965

Zoell, Hans, Major Coin Varieties, 4th Edition, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1966-67

Zoell, Hans, Minor Coin Varieties â€" Supplement to the 3rd Edition, 4th Edition, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1968

Zoell, Hans, Minor Coin Varieties â€" Supplement to the 3rd and 4th Editions, 5th Edition Part 2, Hobby Publishing and Manufacturing, 1970

Everest, you'll find this forum an excellent source of information. It's my major resource along with a couple other forums. I do use the charltons and have a few books on tokens English coins and currency.
This is a great topic. It will help to know what titles are out there. I also have a Haxby book from the '80's on the history of the Royal Canadian Mint. I think it's Striking Impressions. A very good history up until early 1980's.

pocket change 50, it's called Striking Impressions, printed in 1984. It's an excellent book, with beautiful illustrations. I constantly check that out of my library, and still haven't finished reading it yet. Too much school work...

It has a very plain-looking silver cover.

@ Slur I appreciate your correction, I've updated my post. It certainly is a great book and I thoroughly enjoy rereading it. I'm trying to track down the 2008 book the RCM released with a 50 coin. I would love to own a copy of the history they put out for their 100th anniversary. I just became aware of it about 6 months ago through an ebay ad. I don't know it's title either? There's also one the mint was including for the war of 2812 with a $300 purchase. Recently they had one book on the wars included when buying a set of three war coins.

At Slur where are you going to university and what your field of study. I believe I've forgotten. It seems you've figured out your storage issues at school.

Coin kid, you'll be amazed how fast the posts rack up!! Your a pillar of the community. When I started I thought 200 was a lot of posts. I felt luck if I'd attain that many. Now I'm past 500 and climbing.
It's refreshing to see such young people take interest in coin collecting, as opposed to solid gaming. I just don't get the gaming culture. My son just turned 15. When his buddies are over everyone's on a laptop and skyping one another in the same room. Four laptop sometimes I fear my Internet will crash.
Although lately they'll go use the trampoline , even in minus 11 or -22 weather for a few hrs. They've got the trampoline set up under the living room window. They take the screen out and go in and out via the window in there socks. It's kept clear of snow. It's like a doggie door for kids! They'll even take a bunch of blankets and quilts out on it. They seem to like to use it after 11 Pm. I just don't understand today's youth. So I kind a go with the flow. They are a good well mannered bunch!!

@ slur university can be some of the most fun and memorable times, so do take time to enjoy them and your time in Canada. Cool that your near one of the largest libraries. I love to read, it's my biggest hobby. My striking impressions has a blue rectangle with assorted coins shown dropping on it and the back is as you show. I got it for $15 shipped on ebay from the states. I treasure that book, it's well written and an enjoyable read too.

Dan in Crystal Lake
Thank you for the response.I always enjoy your posts on
Victorian large cents and your knowledge and passion you
have for your series.
One publication I find myself returning to often is
Brian Cornwells :The Canadian Numismatic Scrapbook:
A collection of articles written for CCN.These were
written between 1984 and 1991.
Everest