Books and Guides on Australian Tokens

Main Books and Guides on Australian Tokens Tokens circulated widely in Australia up until they were made illegal sometime in the 1860's
	Renniks Australian Coin & Banknote Values Eddie J Cummings 2004 21st Edition Renniks Publications 3/37-39 Green St Banksmeadow NSW 2019 ISBN Hardcover 0 975224506 ISBN Softcover 0 958557497 Although the 21st edition is shown here, the Renniks has covered tokens for quite some time, the best issue probably being the 15th Edition, many, many pictures and a prices guide, essential for any token collector.
Convict Love Tokens Michelle Field & Timothy Millet 1998 Wakefield Press PO Box 2266 Kent Town SA 5071 Australia ISBN 1 86254 434 4 "To Read"
	Commemorative Medals and Tokens of Queensland Since 1962 Including a 20 Year History of Australian Numismatic Society, Brisbane 1994 Australian Numismatic Society, Brisbane Timson Printing Company Nerangba, Qld Australia ISBN 0 9590796 0 2 Looks to be a quite thorough reference on this niche, this one has a supplementary price guide laid in.
Tokens of Tasmania Part 1 Check Pieces Passes Modern Issues Roger V. McNeice 1984 Self Published ISBN 0 9590248 0 8
	An Account of the Coins, Coinages and Currency of Australasia Coleman P Hyman First Published 1893, 1973 Re-print John Dury 11 East Stockwell St Colchester, Essex CO1 1SS England Has a section on tokens, yet to read it.
Coins and Tokens of Tasmania 1st Edition Roger V. McNeice 1969 Mercury Press Hobart
	Australasian Tokens and Coins 1st Edition Dr Arthur Andrews 1921 Trustees of the Mitchell Library William Applegate Gullick Government Printer Sydney
Atkins Coins and Tokens of the British Possessions and Colonies James Atkins 1889 Bernard Quaritch 15 Piccadilly London United Kingdom Good section on Australian coins and tokens, including the "Adelaide Gold Tokens" and the Kangaroo Patterns
	The Tradesmen's Tokens of the Australasian Colonies, Together with an account of the Early Silver Pieces and Gold Coinage of Australia With an addenda by James Atkins C. W. Stainsfield 1888 W. S. Lincoln & Son New Oxford St London United Kingdom This seems to be the reference that Atkins used in his book, thorough description of the Tokens and how and why they were made, even describes a Holey Dollar and Dump for the Tasmanian Colonies, of which there was only one known example at that time........
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