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The fifth volume of Q. David Bowers's multiple-book Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money covers in great detail the states of Rhode Island and Vermont. 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. Volume 5 is the fourth installment on...

The sixth volume of Q. David Bowers's multiples-book Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money covers in great detail the states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. 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. Volume 6 is...

The seventh volume of Q. David Bowers's multiple-book Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money covers in great detail the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas. 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,...

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....

In this updated 2nd edition of the award winning book, Robert W Shippee reveals how he got serious about building a menaingful collection of rare coins. His carefully assembled Waccabuc Collection of half cents through $20 gold double eagles sold at public auction for a profitable $1.5 million! The first edition quickly became one of the most talked-about books on collecting and investing in US coins. Longtime hobbyist read ti and said "I wish I'd had a guide like this when I started...

The latest in Whitmans Red Book Series, this guide by Donald Kagin and David McCarthy explores the rare and historic private and pioneer gold coins minted from 1786 to 1862. Issued during Americas gold-rush era, these coins;ranging from Brasher doubloons to $50 slugs;offer a glimpse into early American commerce and frontier ingenuity. Packed with history, expert analysis, detailed photos, and market values, this book is essential for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. RED BOOK SERIES...

Captivating and complex story of the world's most prominent dealer in historical documents, letters, manuscripts, and artifacts. This is a quintessential American success story. Kenneth Rendell's unconventional methods uncovered Adolf Hitler's forged diaries and evaluated Nixon's Watergate tapes. It is more than an Indiana Jones adventure; it is the story of the real person behind it all. Safeguarding History chronicles his adventures collecting and dealing in rare coins at age 11, searching...

Secrets of the Rare Coin and Bullion Business from a lifelong Trader Before you buy another rare coin or bullion, read this book to learn how the industry works behind the curtain. Garofalo covers the industry from the insider's perspective and devotes chapters to everything from retail marketplaces like eBay, to pricing sources, trade publications, grading services, major retailers, and even CAC.

The best-selling book's companion GOLD: Everything You Need to Know About Buying and Selling Gold Right Now Silver is even more affordable than gold, and it's a great way to diversify your portfolio with real assets. It's also the precious metal used to manufacture some of the world's most popular collector coins. You'll discover how to get the most out of your money when buying silver, how to sell it for a profit, the numerous types of silver you may invest in, common mistakes to avoid,...

For 50 years, the Franklin Mint has been produc-ing 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,...

Whitman's United States Gold Counterfeit Detection Guide is a full-color, 224-page reference for identifying fake gold coins, from dollars to double eagles. Detailed text and high-resolution close-up photographs show specific diagnostics for nearly 200 frequently encountered counterfeits. California fractional gold and commemoratives are also studied. The text includes expert advice from professional graders, authenticators, and dealers; more than two dozen "rules of thumb" (with...

United States Paper Money Errors is the first title in the newly rebranded Professional Series�, designed for serious collectors. This advanced guide, by Dr. Fred Bart and Bianca Bart, returns in a fully revised fifth edition�now in full color with over 550 photos, updated values, and the trusted Friedberg Numbering System�. Covering error notes in detail, the book features in-depth history, rarity guides, production insights from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and exclusive data found...

In the 2nd edition, Bowers and his panel of specialists in the field add newly discovered coins, bring fresh historical research to the text, and update hundreds of listings with new information, rarity figures, pricing, and images. This book remains the definitive reference on colonial and early American coins, tokens, and related issues. Foreword by Kenneth Bressett.

Whitman Encyclopedia of Mexican Money, Volume 1 is an overview and history of Mexican coinage and currency. The first volume in this four-volume encyclopedia is a richly illustrated introduction to Mexican numismatics, from pre-Columbian money to the colonial era, independence, revolutions, modern coinage reforms, commemorative programs, bullion, medals, and paper money. In addition to coins, this book covers primitive money, patterns, tokens, error coins, orders and decorations, and other...

Volume 2 of the Whitman Encyclopedia of Mexican Money is a comprehensive illustrated guide to modern Mexican coins. It covers coinage reforms from 1905 to the present, commemorative coins, Mint and Proof sets, silver bullion (1949, 1978–1980), gold medallic coins (1953 and 1957), Mexican gold coins, and the Libertad series in silver, gold, and platinum since 1982. It also includes Pre-Columbian coin programs and modern variety and error coins. Written and edited by renowned experts Don...

This is a SET of two books. Volume 3 and 4 of Obsolete Paper Money. Buy together as a set and save.

The Whitman Pocket Checklist of United States Coins is an easy way for collectors to keep track of their U.S. coin collections. Each pocket guide packs a lot of information into one handy resource you can carry. You can take it to coin shows and shops while you're looking for your next purchase. The spiral binding allows you to easily flip it open for note-taking. There is plenty of room to write down things on the inside like when and where you bought each coin, its grade, the price you paid,...

The fifth edition of Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands published by Sovereign Rarities Ltd. offers a refreshed and carefully updated guide to the coinage of Scotland, Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, Lundy, and the Anglo-Gallic series. This edition incorporates revised pricing, newly confirmed varieties particularly within the Scottish and Irish sections and a thorough reassessment of historical sequencing, including updated coverage of issues from Edward IV and Henry...

When Coins Were King delivers a focused history of how precious-metal coinage shaped America's history in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Renowned author and avid numismatist Michael F. Moran uses vivid visuals and clear storytelling to show how silver and gold influenced the nation's policies and identity. The narrative starts with the Comstock Lode and its role in stabilizing the post–Civil War economy and leading into the intense fights for financial authority that defined the era....

Celebrating eight decades in print, the 2027 edition of The Official Red Book®: A Guide Book of United States Coins remains a cornerstone reference for collectors. With more than 26 million copies distributed, this milestone release features revised pricing, expanded listings, and updated research—now presented in a cleaner, more user-friendly format. Cataloging over 13,000 coins, medals, tokens, and sets, this edition delivers comprehensive coverage alongside new discoveries and...