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This review is from: Paper Money of the United States : A Complete Illustrated Guide With Valuations (Paper Money of the United States, 16th ed) (Hardcover)
Clearly THE book for the beginner and intermediate collector. It gives an excellent overview of each type of note (Nationals, Silver Certs, etc.) as well brief descriptions of each note within each type. A great way to learn the history associated with the engravings on U.S. paper currency from the Civil War (1861) to the present.And, of course, the Friedberg numbering scheme is the standard method of referencing notes among collectors and dealers alike. It should be noted however, that the values given for the notes are very rough approximations (very conservative). This is especially true for the UNC grade(MS60-64). There are no values for GEM notes (MS65+). If you're looking for a comprehensive note reference with ball park values, this book is for you. |
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Paper Money of the United States : A Complete Illustrated Guide With Valuations (Paper Money of the United States, 16th ed) by Robert Friedberg (Hardcover - January 12, 2001)
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