Explore topics routine to exotic. For the novice or experienced collector. Let Alan Herbert spare you from expensive mistakes when buying and selling coins and paper money.
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Alan Herbet is an internationally renowned numismatist, a professional coin authenticator and photographer. He has put his substantial expertise to service in Coin Clinic wherein he answers 1001 questions asked of him by collectors, dealers, scholars, authors, columnists, and specialists through his "Coin Clinic" column published in "Numismatic News" and "Coins" magazine. From the routine to the exotic, answers are loaded with reliable information to enhance and reinforce the reader's numismatic knowledge. Whether you are a novice or an experienced collector, Coin Clinic will save you from making expensive mistakes when buying and selling coins and paper money. Coin Clinic provides firsthand information on altered coins, appraisals, auctions, denominations, mintages, non-legal tender coins, proofs and more than fifty other categories. Coin Clinic provides complete information honed from hundreds of sources and cross-checked for accuracy. From the routine to the unusual, every topic expands the reader's numismatic expertise. Coin Clinic is "must" reading for every coin collector and investor. -- Midwest Book Review
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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A comprehensive survey of accurate numismatic information.,
By jfawver@law.cwsl.edu (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Coin Clinic-1001 Frequently Asked Questions (Paperback)
Alan Herbert addresses questions from the most fundamental to the most esoteric questions concerning numismatics. His answers are generous, eloquent and, above-all-else, precise. This is a MUST have addition to any numismatic library.
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This review is from: Coin Clinic-1001 Frequently Asked Questions (Paperback)
This book was a little out dated and not very fluent reading. Might be good for a beginner, many of the questions were redundant.
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minting variety, bicentennial coins, steel cents, zinc cents, clad coins, altered coin, copper plated zinc, clad layers, bullion coins, coin dealer, percent zinc, coin metals, collector value, percent copper Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Francisco, United States, New York, World War, Secret Service, Civil War, Treasury Department, Carson City, Walter Breen, West Point, Silver Certificates, Manila Mint, New Orleans, Standing Liberty, Federal Reserve Banks, Great Seal, American Numismatic Association, Miss Liberty, Numismatic News, Assay Commission, George Washington, Walking Liberty, Denver Mint, Liberty Bell, Mexican Mint New!
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minting variety, bicentennial coins, steel cents, zinc cents, clad coins, altered coin, copper plated zinc, clad layers, bullion coins, coin dealer, percent zinc, coin metals, collector value, percent copper Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Francisco, United States, New York, World War, Secret Service, Civil War, Treasury Department, Carson City, Walter Breen, West Point, Silver Certificates, Manila Mint, New Orleans, Standing Liberty, Federal Reserve Banks, Great Seal, American Numismatic Association, Miss Liberty, Numismatic News, Assay Commission, George Washington, Walking Liberty, Denver Mint, Liberty Bell, Mexican Mint New!
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- United States Paper Money by Robert F. Lemke on page 168
- International Red Cross (World Organizations) by Katherine Prior on page 83
- Benjamin Franklin by Edmund S. Morgan on page 182
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