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Are you one of the 125 million coin collectors in the United States? Whether you're a beginner or an avid collector, The Everything Coin Collecting Book is your accessible reference for this exciting and profitable hobby. Written by a well-known numismatic authority, this is only authoritative guide written in an approachable style for every reader.

Read The Everything Coin Collecting Book and you'll learn about:

• Starting and maintaining a collection
• Coin terminology
• Grading and authenticating coins
• Rarity and coin values

Covering it all-from starting a collection, to selling and trading like a pro-this is the all-in-one guide you need to maintain a successful collection and trade for profit. ... Read more

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Quick and clear answers to basic coin questions such as how coins are made, which coins are best to collect and why, and the best way to organize a collection, are delivered in this innovative and simply savvy guide. Written in a friendly, supportive tone using 300 color photos to clearly illustrate and instruct, this book also offers a primer on properly handling coins and a historical overview of recommended series of coins for beginning collectors. ... Read more

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The perfect guide you need to get started in coin collecting!
I just got started in coin collecting not too long ago, but I didn't know where to start or how to get started. Then I found Instant Coin Collector. This great resource gives you helpful tips on how to get started on what to look out for. I have found it to be a well-written and invaluable guide to help steer me in the right direction in my numismatic adventures. The author is to the point and uses language about coins that any beginner will understand. If you are a beginner who is looking for a helpful guide to get started or to help better shape your coin-collecting practices, I strongly recommend getting this book. It's well worth it.

Excellent intro to coin collecting for novices
This book covers the basics of collecting coins, including info on storage, where to find coins, strategies to collecting, and much more.It starts with very simple directions and takes the time to define the jargon used by collectors.The author gives different examples of how to begin collecting without being overwhelmed by the process.I think the advice to begin with a certain denomination and use folders to help find the coins to complete a series, helps to keep you from getting frustrated and quitting before you even get started.The author explains how to begin with just searching pocket change and maybe getting some rolls of coins from your local bank, which can be a fun and inexpensive ways to get your feet wet.

The language in the book is written to where a 10 or 12 year old could understand it, but not so oversimplified that it is boring for adults.The author adds little bits of trivia at the end of each section covering a specific denomination and often includes something humorous about the coin.

So if you are a complete newbie or a casual coin collector, this book will give you everything you need to know to either begin a collection or take that jar of old coins you have been hanging on to, and organize them.It should help you make coin collecting a fun and interesting endeavor for you and your family ... Read more

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It is the complete guide to contemporary numismatics that collectors and investors repeatedly turn to. This award-winning book covers important developments in coin collecting during the last quarter century, and devotes the same careful attention to public and private libraries. ... Read more

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Often The Only Thing Left Of A Civilization Is Its Coins
Great book that tells of history of each coin and includes masterpieces of the subject period.

Reference book byzantine coins, wayne g sales.
Excellent reference material for the collector of ancient coins. Easy to follow guidelines for beginners and sophists alike - specializ.ing in the late Roman Empire.

Thorough and Clear - An Excellent Resource
Wayne Sayles has created a masterpiece with his "Ancient Coin Collecting V - The Romaion/Byzantine Culture." This book is a great resource, it introduces all of the main themes in Byzantine coinage and directs the reader where to look to find out more.

This book goes at length to describe the denomination of Byzantine coins, the meanings of the markings, and has an article for each emperors and claimants to the throne, from 491-1453. At least every page has at least one black and white photo, many genealogies, excellent bibliographies and much more.

This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in Byzantine coins. This book is also offers are remarkably lucid description of the narrative of Byzantine history. Highly recommended.

Great Empires Just Fade Away
This review is written from the perspective of the amateur collector on a limited budget.It has been said that collecting ancient coins was the "hobby of Kings".It might also be said that reference books onthis subject can only be afforded by Kings, and are certainly lessaffordable than the coins.Not so with the readable series by WayneSalyes, past editor of the premier journal on ancient coins, The Celetor. Number five (better to write V) in the series focuses on coins minted bythe Roman empire during its long slide into oblivian.Constantinople alsocalled Byzantium, and now called Istanbul, was the capital of the Empireand the center of Christianity from its founding by Constantine the Greatin the 4th century to its final demise in the 15th century when the cityfell to Mehmet the (Turkish) Conquerer in 1453.Most of us think of Romeas the capital of the Roman Empire but the Eastern half of the empire,while not so glorius, lived a 1000 years longer. Coinage usually reflectsthe culture, and this is clearly illustrated in Sayles' presentation.Itis filled with numerous figures of coins, maps, and geniology.While allof his volumes are usually regarded as "introductory" and for the"new collector" to distinguish them from the comprehensivecatalogues used to attribute coins, this particular volume has beenparticularly useful to me as an affordable attribution reference. It isfascinating to see how the coinage changed from images of emperor andsoldiers to images of Christ and crosses.This is a superb addition to theseries, fills a gap in the literature, and whets my appitite for volume VI. ... Read more

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'This unique book provides you with collector values are given for coins from the U.S., Canada and Mexicolisted in up to 11 grades of condition, reflecting both collector market demand and sky-high precious metals prices.New chapters have been added to examine the four exciting new 2009 cents and six exciting new 2009 quarters of the United States.You'll get advice about buying, grading, organizing and storing coins as well.More than 3,000 photos including obverse and reverse aid in coin identification. ... Read more

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Coins
Fairly decent listing of Canadian, US & Mexican coins.Mexican coin section is deficient in covering revolutionary, token, and early Spanish colonial coins.Prices are not necessarily reflective of actual market, so be warned.

Over 3,000 black and white photos pack this primer
2010 NORTH AMERICAN COINS & PRICES: A GUIDE TO U.S., CANADIAN AND MEXICAN COINS, 19TH EDITION provides newly updated prices and new coin issues for over 45,000 individual coins from early Colonial issues to modern times. Coins are listed in 11 grades and new chapters have been added for the new 2009 cents and six new 2009 quarters of the U.S. Over 3,000 black and white photos pack this primer. ... Read more

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Whether you're a seasoned collector of U.S. coins and paper money, or a beginner with a piggy bank of potential the tips and tools you need to accurately identify, assess and better understand the history of monetary treasures can be found in this all-inclusive fourth edition. With new full-color photos you gain a panoramic view of the world of U.S. coins and currency, from 1700 to the present. ... Read more

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A 'must' for any serious collector
All levels of coin and paper money collector will find an important reference in Allen G. Berman's Warman's Coins and Paper Money, 4th edition, which has been updated to reflect the latest information. From listings for US, World and Ancient currency to tips on how to collect, how to grade currency, and over 700 color photos for identification, this is a 'must' for any serious collector.
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Expand your collection Ancient Coin Collecting books with this new edition.

Enjoy expanded coverage of this fascinating arena of coin collecting in 100 new pages of material.

This book approaches the subject of Greek coinage with the intention of helping you differentiate between coins of the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic periods. With this book's condensed and easy-to-follow format, even the busiest collector will be able to access essential information quickly. The coverage in this expanded edition serves as a roadmap of Greek coinage history; blending collecting details, history, and art into a must-have research resource. ... Read more

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Ancient Greek Coins
These were on special and I just could not resist. They arrived in great condition and I will use them as gifts for friends who enjoy history especially coins.

Ancient Coin Collecting II
The author does a good job keeping the book interesting.I believe the book fulfilled the purpose of being an introductory book on Ancient Coinage.I would have preferred more background on the coins, but then the book would need to be larger.Recommend.

great for a beginner
this is a great book for the beginner in the hobby of ancient coin collecting...well written and illustrated

A Superb Overview of Ancient Greek Coinage
I agree with other reviewers that this book is an excellent introduction to ancient Greek coins collecting.

What I also liked about this book is:

1)The list of major issuing cities with brief but interesting comments regarding the cities' history (e.g. the dramatic events such as the destruction of Messana by Carthaginians)

2) The list of the rulers of major Hellenistic dynasties (reading about these people's lives and seeing their faces on coins is really impressive)

3) Masterpieces of Greek Art section featuring 25 beautiful coins which are among the author's favourites (I personally liked about 20 of those).

One of the things you learn from this book is that you don't actually have to OWN these beautiful coins to ENJOY them. All it takes is willingness to spend your time and energy to explore these treasures from the past.

A beautiful introduction to ancient Greek Coin collecting
Having collected ancient coins for decades, I must confess to a real fondness for the Sayles books, and for this one in particular.It is beautifuly illustrated, as well as informative, and makes the reader truly want to own the coins which Sayles discusses.One thing which makes this better for new collectors than some other books, is that Sayles isn't touting ancient coins as an investment.They are NOT a sound investment for the average collector, who can expect a 30% or higher LOSS when reselling the coins which most average collectors can afford to buy -- beautiful as they are, the typical coins which the average collector can afford are NOT going to shoot through the roof in value, even if they are extremely rare or unique.The market strength and bullish demand isn't present to allow the average collector to profit from most of his or her coins.What makes the Sayles book appealing is its inspiration for readers to COLLECT these coins and treasure them, as they have been treasured for thousands of years, and YES, it is thrilling indeed to buy a coin of which only two or three other specimens are known in the world, and -- YES! -- it is possible to own coins which are absolutely unique.Thanks to generations of dedicated collectors, it is even possible to buy -- for small sums -- coins which have established provenances dating back a century or more.My own collection includes coins once owned by President John Quincy Adams and by J. P. Morgan, but they each cost less than some best-selling potboiler novels which will be forgotten by next season.Read Sayles and begin to dream!!! ... Read more

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"Did You Know That Nearly 11.4% of ALL People That Carry Change Are Throwing Away Potentially Thousands of Dollars Unknowingly, Because They Didn't Know Coins Can Be Worth More Than Their Face Value?" The Best Way You Can Find Out Is To Delve Into The World of Coin Collecting. You May Be Surprised What Might Be Hiding In Your Coin Jar! One Coin Could Pay For Whatever It is You’ve Been Saving For! People collect all sort of things – stamps, beanie babies, snow globes, phone numbers! What do they get from collecting these items? Many reasons. For some it’s the quest toward finding a new addition to their trove. For others, it’s completing a set by locating that elusive item. And still others get enjoyment just knowing that they are doing something that pleases them and gives them purpose It’s the same with coin collecting. However, with coin collecting, you can learn a lot more than just what coins you need to complete a set. You learn about the history of the world, the stories behind certain monies, and the value of the coins you are amassing. Some coin collectors pursue numismatics as a way to make a living or supplement their income. After all, some coins can be worth quite a bit of money and when they sell those coins, they realize a profit. Whatever your reason, coin collecting can offer this to you and more! It’s all what you make of it and what YOU as the collector want to get out of it! ... Read more

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Revised and Updated

From one of the world’s most knowledgeable coin dealers–a former consultant to the Federal Trade Commission who is often quoted by the Wall Street Journal–comes a thorough update of the most-trusted consumer protection handbook to buying and selling rare and valuable coins. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs and a full-color insert, The Coin Collector’s Survival Manual is indispensable for seasoned collectors and novices alike.

This substantially revised edition of the Coin Collector’s Survival Manual includes new chapters that focus on legal and financial advice for buying and selling coins, and a section on the newest coin grading service, the Certified Acceptance Corporation, and how it will change the landscape of coin grading for investors.

You will learn how to:
• Understand coin grading systems
• Detect altered, counterfeit, and doctored coins
• Know when to buy and sell–and when not to
• Buy coins through Internet auctions–and avoid the pitfalls
• Safeguard and protect your coins from disaster


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Read first, buy coins later
One of the great books every coin collector should read.Mr. Travers knows his stuff and does a good job explaining the pitfalls that coin collectors can encounter and how to avoid them.

My #1 Recommended Coins Book
Hundreds of books about coin collecting are published every year, and most of them are just rehashes of the same old things.What sets this book apart is the actionable information about how to make money in coins right now.

The author, Scott A. Travers, is a leading consumer advocate in the numismatic (coin collecting) marketplace.He has long held a well-earned reputation for telling it like it is, and taking no prisoners along the way.In the "Coin Collector's Survival Manual", he reveals the secrets that million-dollar coin dealers use to make money, and he does it in a step-by-step manner that is easy to follow and interesting to read.

For example, a lot of people make good money by breaking the coins out of PCGS and NGC grading service holders, and sending them back in for a higher grade.Travers provides lists on page 154-55 and 160 of the coins most likely to get an upgrade.And if you're not sure how to crack open the holders without making a mess and damaging the coins, check out the instructions on pages 151-2.

Counterfeit and doctored (altered) coins and holders are becoming an increasingly severe problem as technology advances and the fraudsters improve their fakes.This book has saved me from making costly mistakes, as it includes multiple sections and chapters that address deceptive coins.It was the first media anywhere to defy PCGS' public stance and publish photos of the fake PCGS slabs, plus Travers has the full diagnostics for detecting the fake NGC slabs, all in large, full-color photos.

I could go on and on about the benefits of this book, but neither of us have the time to write (or read) them all.Suffice to say that the "Coin Collector's Survival Manual" has everything you need to learn about the coin market today, and coin collecting in general.Whether you're a brand new collector or an accomplished expert, you need this book!I am making money buying and selling coins in ways I never could have known without Travers' teaching.I love this guy's stuff!

(Note regarding previous editions of this title:Travers has significantly updated and enhanced the best of his classic advice, cutting out much that was dated or no longer so useful, and adding a great deal of new material.This book is a major upgrade from the 5th edition.)

Bottom Line:A "must-have" book (unless you like paying too much for coins and/or buying doctored and counterfeit material.)

Comprehensive Coin Collectors Guide. Informative and up-to-date
No gimmicks, Highly recommended!

Barring Q. David Bowers The Expert's Guide to Collecting & Investing in Rare Coins: Secrets Of Success, Scott A. Travers The Coin Collector's Survival Manual, is one of the best and most important numismatic books ever.

An extensive and detailed guide with relevant and up-to-date information, a great manual for novice, expert numismatists, and investors.

You will appreciate how Scott A. Travers skillfully leads the reader like a good conductor page by page in a symphony of numismatic enlightenment, the coin collector knowledge evolves

All pictures are in B&W (except 16 pages of glossy high quality color photos)

Though geared for the US Coin Collectors market most of the subjects discussed in it will be useful worldwide. This numismatic manual is masterfully written, simple to use, very well organized, easy to read and understand.

see also:

The Expert's Guide to Collecting & Investing in Rare Coins: Secrets Of Success

A California Gold Rush history: Featuring the treasure from the S.S. Central America : a source book for the Gold Rush historian and numismatist

The History of United States Coinage

United States Gold Coins: An Illustrated History

Early U.s. Gold Coin Varieties: A Study of Die States, 1795-1834

The History of United States Coinage: As Illustrated by the Garrett Collection

Commemorative Coins of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia

The Official Guide to Coin Grading and Counterfeit Detection Edition, Edition #2 (Official Guide to Coin Grading and Counterfeit Detection)

Photograde: Official Photographic Grading Guide for United States Coins, 19th Edition

The Official American Numismati Association Grading Standards For United States Coins (Official American Numismatic Association Grading Standards for United States Coins)


High Profit from Rare Coin Investments

A must read if you are going to buy and sell coins.
Collecting coins is a great hobby for both the young and the old.If you are going to get into selling coins as well, this is a MUST READ.Spend the time with this book and you will avoid getting ripped-off and actually make some money.

Good Book---Where's the Follow Through??
I have been a fan of Scott Travers books for a while now. When it came time to sell my collection after reading a few books, Mr. Travers who promotes himself and his firm throughout this particular book, was nowhere to be found. I followed the advice in this book and tried to contact Mr. Travers several times by phone and email to sell my collection valued at over $20K.After leaving messages on more than one occasion, I received a phone call inquiring on my collection, and explaining I would receive another phone call later. That phone call never came.All I would ask is that this author, who took time to write a book claiming to be the best of it's kind on the market, to follow through with his own words. ... Read more

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This guide to ancient coin collecting sheds light on many diverse civilizations that struck coinage in ancient times. ... Read more

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Good overview and roadmap to collecting areas.
As the author states, this is not meant to be a comprehensive volume. The field of ancient coins from non-classical cultures is so wide, that I think it is wonderful that someone took the time to assemble an overview thathelps the beginner to start recognizing types, and then points them in theright direction. This is especially useful in a field where references forvery narrow segment of the coinage are hard to find, and most often veryexpensive. I myself have invested in a book or two that sounded as if itwould carry my field of interest--only to leave me out in the cold, with avery empty wallet!

I only wish that Wayne Sayles could continue thisseries to cover coinage from India, Ceylon/Sri Lanka, and Asia as well. Anexcellent book for those new to the field, or looking to expand theirancient coin collecting interests outside the Classical World.

Too broad of a spectrum
I have bought and read almost all of the books in this series and definitely this is the one that satisfied me the least. In trying to squeeze too many cultures living in too broad of a time frame in just oneregular sized book, the reader is just confused on the relation between thechoices of cultures displayed. Most of the individual sections are just tooshort to show the coinage and much less the history of these peoples. Oneshould approach this book as a long, long magazine article that presentssome non classical cultures and just that. It is not even a book, as theothers in the series are, that entices you to look deeper into thebibliography and that at least gives you the 'big picture'. This book onlysucceeds in confusing and making the coinage of those already almostunknown cultures a little bit more obscure. ... Read more

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No other coin book embodies the detailed and comprehensive coverage of the coins of this region like this three-in-one guide! You'll find listings of early U.S. Colonial issues to modern commemoratives and sets at the forefront of today's coin popularity, the earliest of Mexico's Cob coinage to modern bullion, and early Canadian Royal coinage to today's commemoratives. Fully illustrated with obverse and reverse photos, this guide sets you up for success with pricing in up to 11 condition grades. ... Read more

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Chock full of information
I'm new to coin collecting and this is my first book on the subject. It seemed to have information both for the beginner and expert alike.

Provides a broad scope but doesn't do it well.
It is pretty much impossible to find a good price guide and this isn't one of them.As usual, not enough grades.Most U.S. listings do not include MS-63 which I would consider essential.This book does provide possibly the closest to what coins actually cost for U.S. coins.The Canadian section is difficult to read and sorely lacking in good information.My suggestion is to watch for the annual price guide from Coins magazine which is what this basically is.

North American Coin Values
Another great book for the North American Coin Values. A lot of information to digest. Can't beat the price.

Great information to grade coins
Every few years I purchase the updated version of this book because it contains information on Canadian and Mexican coins as well as US coins.It is very accurate on the price you might pay for coins purchased over the internet. ... Read more

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In conjunction with the Statehood Quarters Program already underway, Whitman is pleased to offer an all-new boxed kit that contains: 1 Statehood folder, 2 Statehood plastic strips, 1 Statehood checklist/schedule, 1 copy of the new book The Whitman Guide to Coin Collecting and 1 hobby magnifier. ... Read more

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Not that great of a kit
The folder that you put the quarters into only shows one side of the quarters.For these new quarters, I wanted to be able to see both sides of the quarters.Whitman's other binder is much better. ... Read more

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There are thousands of coin collectors all over the world. If you’ve ever wondered what coin collecting is all about, this is a very important letter for you to read!

People collect all sort of things – stamps, beanie babies, snow globes, phone numbers! What do they get from collecting these items? Many reasons. For some it’s the quest toward finding a new addition to their trove. For others, it’s completing a set by locating that elusive item. And still others get enjoyment just knowing that they are doing something that pleases them and gives them purpose

It’s the same with coin collecting. However, with coin collecting, you can learn a lot more than just what coins you need to complete a set. You learn about the history of the world, the stories behind certain monies, and the value of the coins you are amassing.

Some coin collectors pursue numismatics as a way to make a living or supplement their income. After all, some coins can be worth quite a bit of money and when they sell those coins, they realize a profit.

Whatever your reason, coin collecting can offer this to you and more! It’s all what you make of it and what YOU as the collector want to get out of it!
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Cherrypickers' Guide to US Coins ... Read more

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One of my Main Reference Book!
A go to for determining my varieties and finding new ones to seek out.Awesome pictures and format.

cherrypickers' glide book
Ordering was VERY EASY, it came fast and well packed.I returned another book for this one.NO PROBLEM here!Keep up the GREAT job.

Great!
Recommended for the seasoned collector and new people to the hobby.Just one find from the Cherrypickers' Guide will pay for the book and hopefully more.

Wonderful Error Book
A wonderful book for the novice collector or even expert. Nice big pictures, as well as great details.

Error coins
well worth the price.Never knew they were so many modern coins with errors.Covers all,Lot in the 60s,70s,80,s 90s,and on into 2008.If you collect coins,Its well worth the price. ... Read more

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A comprehensive visual guide to understanding and collecting coins, ideal for those new to this popular hobby. ... Read more

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Each of the sections is short and to the point.
An interesting and fact filled introductory book on coin collecting. Each of the sections is short and to the point. The illustrations enhance the text and work well together. Many topics are covered and many different coins are showcased. A very good beginners' guide with a few bits of information that the old-timers may not know!

A place to start...and a way to grow as a coin collector
This guide is a must for beginning hobbyist to get an overview of why coins are exciting to collect. It belongs in every public library and is a must gift for the new, young, or more advanced collector.

Great beginners Book
I got his for my grandson. It is really a nice way to begin to learn about coins. My brother, which is a long time coin collector said he would like to have one. So this coin book is good for the beginners and the seasoned collectors. ... Read more

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Up-to-date and unique - no other guide covers this uncommon area of coin collecting.

Get all your unusual world coin information from one source, instead of sorting through multiple sources for details.

Explore the area of interest that led to the birth of the Unrecognized States Numismatic Society in 2003.

This new edition of Unusual World Coins will help you discover value in the unusual. It provides up-to-date pricing based on collector interest and precious metal prices, plus 6,000 detailed photos - including 1,000 more photos than the previous edition - for easily identifying coins from micro-nations, private artists, governments in exile, as well as fantasy issues and medallic coins. With more than 13,000 listings, this one-of-a-kind reference meets all your uncommon needs. ... Read more

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Fantasy coin book
This book does not list coin YB65a, which is an official Restrike in 1991 at the Lenningrad mint of a 1902 37 1/2 Ruble coin that had been struck at the same mint. Official restrikes are important because they are authorized by the government official mint. Fanstasy "coins" made at a private mint may be unusual, but rather meaningless, as most are really bullion or medallions, like the Maui Trade Dollar, issued by the Chamber of Commerce; the Maui Trade Dollar was one of the best of the fanstay "coins". However, this book fails to list the silver Maui Trade dollars, so not much effort was made to make this book complete, in its limited area of unusual world "coins". One one bullion bars are listed, but they are not coins. Little thought went into this publication.

Invaluable Item
This book is invaluable to one who collects or is interested in Fantasy Coins.Too bad that itdoes not cover so many of the more recent ones (i.e. 1994 and later).Unusual World Coins: Companion Volume to Standard Catalog of World Coins Series

A brief coin history would improve this publication
An excellent reference for unusual coins. The book would be better if a brief history of each coin was also included.

Coin Collectors' Fun Book
This is a coin catalogue worth buying even if you don't have a single coin it lists. The Unusual coins are really unusual in the way they depict human vain hopes, unattainable dreams, and impossible ambitions. You can see here coins from imaginary or lost empires (Russian monarchists struck their coins in 1990), states that have not been recognized by a single sovereign nation (Hutt River Province) or worlds which existed only in the imagination of writers (the Middle Earth) or private mints (Russian euro coins...). All this is a great tribute to human imagination and entepreneurial spirit, neatly presented in the form of a handy volume.
Naturally, you may actually collect these coins. In this case you will find the typical Krause quality - lots of pictures are missing, some coins are not listed completely (just my luck - I have only 1 euro coin of the 2002 Vaticane euro trial issue and this coin is missing - there is #6 - 50 cents and #8 - 2 euro but no #7 - 1 euro ;) but as it is in the case of all Krause catalogues: you just won't find anything better! ... Read more

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The complet comprehensive analysis for the experienced and beginning collector of the popular United States Indian gold coins minted during the 20th Century. Mike Fuljenz, one of the world's most noted authorities on coin grading and United States rare coin market, combines nearly 40 years of numismatic expertise in this industry-leading book:
Date by date analysis
Mint mark locations for $2.5, $5 & $10 Indian gold coins
Photographs of some of the finest-known specimens
Collecting strategies by: Type, Mint, Year, Complete Sets, and Proof Type
Comprehensive historical insights
7 different places to quickly sell your gold coins
How to protect your gold coins from theft ... Read more