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The eighth volume of Q. David Bowers's multiple-book Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money studies in great detail the bank notes of Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Bowers gives historical narrative for every town, city, and bank involved in producing notes in these states from 1792 to 1866; note-by-note values in multiple grades, current rarity levels, significant auction results, and other market data based on ongoing research; full-color images, and more....

Soft cover book that contains 623 pages of pricing information for paper money that has become obsolete. "The scope of this guide is broad. It makes no pretense of completeness. A major goal was to include notes that attract beginning collectors - notes that are readily available, relatively inexpensive, and often inspiring. We also have included a representation of the rarest notes to show collectors some of the prizes they may wish to seek out." - Don Kelly

Soft cover book that contains 623 pages of pricing information for paper money that has become obsolete. "The scope of this guide is broad. It makes no pretense of completeness. A major goal was to include notes that attract beginning collectors - notes that are readily available, relatively inexpensive, and often inspiring. We also have included a representation of the rarest notes to show collectors some of the prizes they may wish to seek out." - Don Kelly .. This version is spiral bound. ...

This book covers all 48 known over mintmarks in all series of U.S. coins. Includes those punched over horizontal and inverted mintmarks, as well as misplaced mintmarks.

The most complete guide to all United States coin and currency issues in the market.Inside this guide you will find a full-color, updated, definitive treasure map to discovering riches in the most widely collected coins and currency in the country. Covering such aspects as the evolution of US money to the very latest in minted coins, the Pickers Pocket Guide of US Coins & Currency is informative, lively and invaluable for collectors and seekers of riches of all levels. Highlighting coins and...

Senior curator at the Smithsonian Richard Doty examines the history of the U.S. in the 1800's through currency issued by private banks and other business. A must-read for every collector, and for anyone interested our nation's colorful past. Foreword by Q. David Bowers. This is a hardcover 9 x 10.75 version with 296 pages.

This 2012 annual page supplement for the H.E Harris Plate Block Album includes all commemorative and regular issues released up to December 31, 2012. Fits both 2-Post and 3 Ring Binder.

This 632 Page guide contains over 13,500 listings representing more than 15,400 different coins and sets, using nearly 129,000 price points and 37 different grades. Nearly 2,600 new listings have been added since the previous issue. Other highlights of this price guide are: Listings and pricing for over 9,000 business denomination coins from 1 cent to 2 dollars and over 300 business denomination sets Listings and pricing for hundreds of variety coins not listed in any other guides, including...

From the Dean of NumismaticsDonald H. Kagin is one of the most respected names in the rare coin and precious metals business. The numismatic PhD has put together a sophisticated guide for investors and collectors aimed toward making prudent decisions in these markets. This full color book includes an introduction by Scott Travers. This is a paperback book which measures 6x9 and contains 280 pages.

From the Nation's Foremost Expert on Standing Liberty QuartersA fully updated and expanded edition. Includes a comprehensive year-by-year analysis, historical pricing data, and collecting tips. This revised copy is jam-packed with all you need to know about the Standing Liberty quarter series, including the history, design, mintages, rarity and relative values of these quarter dollars. As America's top expert on Standing Liberty quarters, J.H. Cline's perspective on the important role these...

This book is divided into three parts: Planchet errors, Die errors, and strike errors. Each section is broken down by date and mintmark and many photos are provided.

Dr. George G. Wilkins advertised his trade by counter-stamping coins in circulation, particularly one-cent coins. The author provides us with a history of counterstamped coins and an interesting profile of Dr. Wilkins.

A fresh look at the life of Saint-Gaudens and the remakable partnership he forged with Teddy Roosevelt to reinvigorate the country's numismatic art.

It is often forgotten that between 1942 and 1946, 425,000 German, Italian and Japanese prisoner of war were held at 700 POW camps in 46 U.S. States. They got here on troop ships that would have otherwise returned empty.This book is about the money, or chits that POWs used for their expenses in the camp, for cigarettes, candy or other items. The authors are both regonised experts on the topic.Years in the making, this is the most comprehensive book ever done on the subject. There are brief...

For 50 years, the Franklin Mint has been producing beautiful collectibles now found in millions of homes across the world. It all started in 1964 when founder Joe Segel minted a silver coin honoring the late General Douglas MacArthur, and soon the company was creating collectible coins, commem-orative medals, sparkling pendants, decorative Christmas ornaments and other valuable art. The product line then expanded into entertainment, with breathtaking creations like the Civil War chess set, the...

The Numismatourist is the first book of its kind as a world-wide travel guide for the numismatist. It is also for the numismatist who is traveling, either on vacation or business, and wishes to visit those places that of are interest to the hobby or profession. Inside you will find a numismatic travel guide, listing over 175 places in 75 countries open to the public, with almost 100 of these described in detail with pictures that are spread over North, Central, and South America, the...

This amazing book, The Private Sketchbook of George T. Morgan, is an eye-opening immersion into the designer's "life of art and labor." Central to this beautifully illustrated volume are 80 pages of Morgan's personal and professional sketchbook - the entirety of the creative journal that he carried from his native England to the United States in the 1870's - which is one of the treasures of the Smithsonian's National Numismatic Collection. George T. Morgan was an artist - a sculptor and coin...

Learn about the basics of coins and money, handling, storing and collecting including facinating coin facts and history.

Reprinted in Spring 2009 - A handbook of the rarest, most popular and desirable Morgan varieties. Ideal for dealers.

The primary objective of this book is the presentation and advancement of knowledge of many of the top Morgan Dollar die varieties. The evolution in the study of a series requires a more in depth understanding of those coins. Not just that they exist, but how and why they were created and what factors contributed to their creation. The first chapter explains what criteria was used to select the top varieties. The beginning of the book presents the die making process and provides an analysis on...

Learn about errors, varieties and how die varieties are made. Book provides valuable for all varieties and is a must of the Liberty Head nickel collector.Learn about errors, varieties and how die varieties are made. Book provides valuable for all varieties and is a must of the Liberty Head nickel collector.

Reference covering Mercury dime varieties with over 55 doubled, 50 repunched mintmarks and 350 photographs. Values are given for all varieties covered in this book.

This book is a history of the events leading up to the elimination of silver from US coinage. Information about coinage is also present.