References

This is a newby question.

Years ago, I inherited my mother's small collection of jetons and tokens.

In the early 1990's, I contacted a dealer she knew, Augusta Szego, and requested published references. She sent a delightful reply listing what she knew of. She also warned that all were out of print, but that Neumann's was reprinted in the 1950's, and could still be found in the $300-$500 range. 

Then, in 2024, I discovered Dogniolle was available online and was able to identify many. Then, I discovered Numista, and found several more. But the references to Feuardent, Neumann, and Gueant have been illusive thus far. Should I still pursue these?

 Feuardent - I use cgb.fr for all my jetons. They are very good. 

 As it is a French site, but the language can be changed on top right. 

Click on ‘Francais’ and 8 options appear as shown. 

 Then a blue tick is on ‘En Stock’ which unclick and instead 

click on 'Mot(s) exact(s)' instead. Lastly type in some lettering in the box above it. 

 Example: I recently got this 

then found it on

 N#360962 

but at the time there was no Feu number on there. So on cgb I typed, 

as detailed earlier, MELIAGER in the box then pressed Enter on keyboard. 

 which I clicked on the first result and got 

https://www.cgbfr.com/rouyer-x-jetons-de-nuremberg-emission-de-1560-francois-ii-tb,fjt_708860,a.html 

which gave 

CATALOGUE REFERENCES : F.2139 var. - M.293 A
PREDIGREE : Exemplaire provenant de la Collection MARINECHE 

😊 

Many thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.

An update for ZacUK,

Although my phone refused to acknowledge the link, I was able to access cbg.fr and accomplish what I had hoped.

My problem is internet access. Using a computer takes 3-10 times the data as a phone, depending on cell service, which is spotty.

For information, by far my best sources have been the Numista forum and catalogue, which takes very little data.

In the forum, I've noticed your ID comes up frequently. Please know that your contributions are appreciated by those of us navigating unknown waters.

 Thanks :)