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For inquiries from users with coins they believe to be valuable, it's best to acquire regularly an inexpensive price guide to U.S. coins; the "Red Book" (R.S. Yeoman's annual, A Guide Book of United States Coins ) is the most widely cited. For collectors and those with general interests, however, Breen's work is virtually a one-volume library of American numismatics, with a remarkably high percentage of information valuable to both novices and experts. The text and extensive illustrations explain the history and varieties of all U.S. coins, from colonial times to today. Relative rarity in various grades is indicated, but values are given only in special cases. Alan M. Stahl, A merican Numismatic Soc., New York
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Drawing on a lifetime of research, America's top coin historian presents the most comprehensive guide to U.S. coins ever published. The definitive numismatic reference book, with over 4,000 illustrations.
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For inquiries from users with coins they believe to be valuable, it's best to acquire regularly an inexpensive price guide to U.S. coins; the "Red Book" (R.S. Yeoman's annual, A Guide Book of United States Coins ) is the most widely cited. For collectors and those with general interests, however, Breen's work is virtually a one-volume library of American numismatics, with a remarkably high percentage of information valuable to both novices and experts. The text and extensive illustrations explain the history and varieties of all U.S. coins, from colonial times to today. Relative rarity in various grades is indicated, but values are given only in special cases. Alan M. Stahl, A merican Numismatic Soc., New York
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
Drawing on a lifetime of research, America's top coin historian presents the most comprehensive guide to U.S. coins ever published. The definitive numismatic reference book, with over 4,000 illustrations.
See all Editorial Reviews
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 42 books Explore: Citations | Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - SIPs: positional vars, thin numerals, same obv, doubling plainest, see introductory text (more) Key Phrases - CAPs: San Francisco, New York, New Orleans, United States, Courtesy Bowers (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me! |
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The history of the American colonies prior to the Revolution is largely the story of their struggles to achieve economic self-sufficiency in defiance of systematically hostile British policies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
positional vars, thin numerals, same obv, doubling plainest, see introductory text, half hair details, obviously repunched, prohibitively rare, date slants, date first entered, beware coins, die file marks, repunched date, dies shipped, earliest die state, numeral punches, federal branch mint, lapped d
The history of the American colonies prior to the Revolution is largely the story of their struggles to achieve economic self-sufficiency in defiance of systematically hostile British policies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
positional vars, thin numerals, same obv, doubling plainest, see introductory text, half hair details, obviously repunched, prohibitively rare, date slants, date first entered, beware coins, die file marks, repunched date, dies shipped, earliest die state, numeral punches, federal branch mint, lapped d