Dollars

So-Called Dollars Volume I – United States Expositions by Jeff Shevlin and Bill Hyder is a full-color reference book cataloging So-Called Dollars from 67 U.S. expositions between 1853 and 1964. It features many newly documented medals and includes detailed information like rarity, composition, and size, along with a new SH cataloging system and HK cross-references. Designed for both new and experienced collectors, it’s praised for its depth of research and educational value. Volume...

A reference and guide to Ike dollar varieties.

A year-by-year analysis with current pricing, mintage figures, estimated surviving specimens, and prices realized at auction. Over 200 hi res images.

SHORT DISCOUNT - the last 10 years of RCI's Top 100 Insights and Value Guide quarterly newsletter. First Fall, 1997 Value Guide with prices for Top 100 Morgan dollars as well as a current Value Guide to compare how the Top 100 have changed.

The American Silver Eagle has been referred to as "the modern Morgan silver dollar" and is a highly prized collector coin. With more than 600 million sold since 1986, these gorgeous coins have sold just as many as their more well-known sisters. American Silver Eagles receive the treatment readers have come to expect from the Bowers Series in this fascinating new reference book by award-winning author Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez: behind-the-scenes history, knowledgeable advice for collectors and...

The Bowers Series is a popular Whitman Publishing library of numismatic books, each covering a different segment of the hobby. This volume explores modern U.S. dollar coins, including Eisenhower, Susan B. Anthony, Sacagawea, Native American, and Presidential dollars. These coins, successors to the Morgan and Peace dollars, have been minted from 1971 to the present in various sizes, alloys, and themes. They are enjoyable for beginners and offer challenges for specialists. Award-winning author...

The gorgeous and venerable Morgan silver dollar is a favorite among Americans to collect! Other coins do not inspire a great deal of the American romance and adventure. The "dean of American numismatics," Q. David Bowers, provides an engrossing portrayal of the nation's most beloved classic coin in this extended seventh edition of his best-selling book. You'll discover how to grade coins, cherry-pick uncommon die variants, and become a more knowledgeable collector. You'll also learn what to...

Morgan Silver Dollars, Eighth Edition offers a comprehensive reference to America’s most widely collected classic silver dollar. Part of Whitman’s respected Red Book Series, this fully revised edition delivers current CPG retail pricing from Greysheet, detailed analysis for every date and mintmark, GSID catalog numbers for easy identification, and a new foreword by Publisher John Feigenbaum. Collectors will find market values across nine grades ranging from Prooflike and Deep...

The Guide Book of Peace Dollars explores every date, mintmark, and major variety of America's last 90% silver dollar, struck from 1921 to 1935. Roger W. Burdette explains the coin's origin as a tribute to peace after World War I and studies Proofs, patterns, trial pieces, errors, countermarks, and notable collections. Collector Barry Lovvorn assisted with the detailed date-by-date research. The book shows why Peace dollars offer a different and often more accessible collecting experience than...

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...