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American collector here, but always have liked the Canadian tokens, even though I only have one, which I found with my metal detector many years ago, an 1844 Bank of Montreal token. Can someone who collects them recommend the name of a good book that specializes in the Canadian tokens?
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Yes, Charlton has a good book just on tokens from Charlton Press. The first edition is 1988, but I have the 5th edition and don't know when it came out. Some of the information, based on Coinsite discussions, is not entirely accurate. I don't know if Charlton updated the information with each edition, but I kinda doubt it. You can also get the Haxby Canadian Coins and Tokens (a Whitman guidebook) and you'll get canadian coinage in addition to the tokens. I like the Haxby book.
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Great, thanks! I probably would get the Haxby book since I need a guide book for Canadian coins anyway.
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I have, and recommend both, with the note that the Haxby doesn't show any pricing beyond XF/AU.

Combined they are an excellent resource.

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The latest Charlton Standard Catalogue, Canadian Colonial Tokens is the 10th edition, 2020. Now edited by C. Chapados-Girard. The Charlton catalogue is a continuation of the work by Breton, Courteau, Leroux, Lees, McLachlan, and others. The 10th edition is 250 pages.

A lot of the information has been revised / corrected. There are also specialty books / catalogues available for specific series / provinces.

You may also be interested in the CATC, Canadian Association of Token Collectors. All tokens - colonial, merchant, and modern are collected / discussed and catalogued by members.
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