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A Guide Book of United States Coins, 2010 (The Official Red Book of U.S. Coins)
The 63rd edition of The Official Red Book of U.S. Coins.
Spiral, 63rd edition, 429 pages
Published
March 20th 2009
by Whitman Publishing
(first published 1959)
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This re-print of the classic 1st edition is a must read reference for any historical study of coin collecting in the US at an important time in the hobby.
Today's collectors will be amazed by the historical data available for the first time for the collecotrs of the day.
Th version shown is actually red, not green. And this one is the limited edition leather version.
Initially sold for $24.95 by the publisher, with a limited press run of #1200 copies. This collectible is cur...more
Today's collectors will be amazed by the historical data available for the first time for the collecotrs of the day.
Th version shown is actually red, not green. And this one is the limited edition leather version.
Initially sold for $24.95 by the publisher, with a limited press run of #1200 copies. This collectible is cur...more
This is a very helpful book when grading, identifying, or researching coins. It contains almost all coins ever minted in the US.
I'm by no means a numismitist, but I love looking through this book - finding out the composition of old coins and detailed info on the coin designs. I have a few old coins in a shoebox, and to read about their history and value is pretty neat - something I wouldn't have previously been interested in.
A terrific updated and upgrade to the Guide Book of US Coins.
Ken Bressett has outdone himself this time.
The newly listed varieties make this an indispensable addition to any coin collector's library.
Tons of new data and newly listed (for the Guide Book) varieties.
Ken Bressett has outdone himself this time.
The newly listed varieties make this an indispensable addition to any coin collector's library.
Tons of new data and newly listed (for the Guide Book) varieties.
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Always using, always reading.
If you wish to learn about coins, you cannot do without this book.
Published and updated annually, it contains information that would take you years to research and find elsewhere.
Go for it.
If you wish to learn about coins, you cannot do without this book.
Published and updated annually, it contains information that would take you years to research and find elsewhere.
Go for it.
Guide Book of United States Coins Edition by R S Yeoman (1976)
Read the prices from this 1947 reprint edition and weep.
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