Burnie attributions on Western Souvenir Gold tokens

The following table lists die varieties of Western souvenir gold tokens and their Burnie equivalent:

Variety	Burnie	Page
AERH-2	E-6	73
AIOD-1	3, 3A	75
AIOD-2	4	75
AIOH-1	5	76
AIOQ-2	9	78
AIOQ-3	9	78
AIOQ-4	9	78
AIRD-1	1, 1A	74
AIRD-2	7, 7A	75
AIRH-3	4	76
AIRQ-6	8	77
AMRD-1	3	72
AMRD-2	6	72
AMRD-3	1	72
AMRH-1	6	73
AMRH-2	6	73
AMRH-5	4	73
AMRH-11	3	73
AMRQ-2	6	73
AMRQ-6	4	73
AMRQ-7	4	73
ASRF-1	F-1	74
ASRF-2	F-1	74
ASRF-3	F-1	74
ASRF-4	F-1	74
CIOD-1	45-5	84
CIOH-1	45-3	84
CIOH-2	45-3	84
CIOQ-1	45-1	84
CIOQ-2	45-1	84
CIOQ-3	45-1	84
CIRD-1	46-6	84
CIRD-2	46-6	84
CIRD-3	46-6	84
CIRD-4	46-6	84
CIRH-2	45-4	84
CIRH-3	45-4	84
CIRH-4	45-4	84
CMOD-1	48-3	85
CMOD-2	48-3	85
CMOH-1	48-2	85
CMOQ-1	48-1	85
CMOQ-2	48-1	85
CMRD-1	47-3	85
CMRD-2	47-3	85
CMRD-3	47-3	85
CMRD-4	47-3	85
CMRD-5	47-3	85
CMRH-1	47-2	85
CMRH-2	47-2	85
CMRH-3	47-2	85
CMRH-4	47-2	85
CMRH-7	47-2	85
CMRH-8	47-2	85
CMRH-9	47-2	85
CMRH-10	47-2	85
CMRQ-1	47-1	85
CMRQ-4	47-1	85
CMRQ-5	47-1	85
CMRQ-6	47-1	85
CMRQ-7	47-1	85
CMRQ-8	47-1	85
CMRQ-9	47-1	85
IIRD-1	I-1	78
IIRH-1	I-2	78
IIRQ-1	I-3	78
LFRH-1	L-2	79
LFRH-2	L-2	79
LFRH-3	L-2	79
LFRH-4	L-2	79
LFRQ-1	L-3	79
LFRQ-2	L-3	79
LFRQ-3	LB-3	79
MIRD-1	M-1	78
MIRD-2	M-1	78
MIRH-1	M-2	78
MIRQ-1	M-3	78
MIRQ-2	M-3	78
OIRD-1	O-1	78
OIRH-1	O-2	78
OIRQ-1	O-3	78
OMRH-1	Type 2, No. 2	85
OMRH-2	Type 2, No. 2	85
OMRQ-1	Type 2, No. 1	85
WIRD-1	W-1	78
WIRH-1	W-2	78
WIRQ-1	W-3	78

More than 60 years after it was published, Burnie's slender book (it was only 96 pages in length) remains the only comprehensive printed reference to Western souvenir gold. But it has its problems. There are no photographs, and the descriptions are strewn with errors. According to Jeff Rock's article in the Fall 1989 Brasher Bulletin, Burnie's is "a controversial monograph, as many of the varieties described by Burnie are not listed elsewhere, and are thought to be nothing more than fantasies of the author's mind."

Mistakes in the manuscript made their way into later references, such as those by Gould-Bressett and Hibler-Kappen.

Burnie was expelled from the ANA in July 1956 for mail fraud. He fled to Mexico, but on March 15, 1957, he pled guilty to swindling coin collectors of $35,000 and was sentenced to three years in prison.