To create this book, Mercanti has drawn on nearly 40 years of experience working in the U.S. Mint, starting in 1974 as a sculptor-engraver and culminating with his 2006 appointment as the Mint's 12th chief engraver (supervisor of design and ...
The Guide Book of Gold Eagle Coins covers the United States golden $10 coins minted from the 1790s to 1933.
Study the histories of these coins and of the statesmen they commemorate. Explore how Proof coins are made. Learn the inside story on how Proofs are graded. Enjoy the detailed, illustrated guide to "Full Bell Lines" Franklin halves.
Describes and prices each coin, and covers buying, cleaning, and selling.
A comprehensive coin book about U.S. type sets.
The 384-page volume, called the Professional Edition, is intended for intermediate and advanced collectors, numismatic researchers, professional coin dealers, auctioneers, and investors.
With more than 22 million copies in print, the Guide Book is well established as the hobby's most popular reference. Now in its 2nd edition, the Professional Edition of the Guide Book of United States Coins builds on this strong foundation.
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This incomparable sourcebook features every U.S. coin minted--including colonial tokens, farthings, half cents, and gold pieces--all evaluated, graded, and priced. More than 16,500 prices listed. Photos throughout.
Whitman Publishing announces the foruth edition of its expanded version of the best-selling Guide Book of United States Coins (known throughout the hobby as the Red Book ).
A Buyers' Guide to Silver Dollars and Trade Dollars of the United States
American Guide to U. S. Coins, 1986
Contains listings that provide the market value of United States coins, and includes information on coin grades and specifications.
Shows and lists current prices for antique American coins.
2000 North American Coins & Prices: A Guide to U.S., Canadian and Mexican Coins
Presents a catalog of coins and pricing, giving "hot buys" for 2005, and an illustrated grading guide.
This is the eighth entry in Whitman's Series of numismatic titles. Lavishly illustrated in full color, the Guide Book of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickels features high-resolution enlargements for important overdates and other varieties.
In this second edition of his award-winning book, Q. David Bowers has written a unique set of step-by-step grading instructions for every U.S. coin, from half cents to double eagles.
Learning to grade the right way can save you hundreds or thousands of dollars in buying for or selling from your collection. Bowers explains the evolution of grading standards, smart buying tips, aspects of today's marketplace, and more.
Shows and lists current prices for antique American coins.