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United States Half Cents 1793-1857
by Q. David Bowers and James F. Ruddy

From the best writing duo (possibly ever), the small, soft bound book is loaded with good information for the dates described. Again, this is a must for the serious collector. 91 pages, 6" x9", soft bound.

A treasure trove of information on these popular series. Updated information with 1997 pricing for every date and mintmark. 304 pages.

The definitive work on American gold coins. This is the book Treasury Secretary James Baker consulted when he wanted to know about gold coins. Loaded with hundreds of pages of facts, information, history, and many photos, including dozens of color plates. If you're collecting or investing in U. S. gold, you must have this book. 415 pages, 8-1/2 x 11, and bound in a beautiful red leatherette with gold foil. A true bargain at the price.

This is a great book with which to start collecting commemorative coins. Each commemorative issue is detailed with a brief history, and includes information on grading, values and rarity for each. Each numismatic library should have a copy. 165 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, soft bound.

Yet another very interesting book by the most prolific numismatic scholar of our time. Hundreds of exciting and informative accounts of fortunes lost, fortunes found, and fortunes waiting to be discovered. 456 pages, 8-1/2 x 11

A wonderful book chronicling the life of this magnificent collector and his equally fascinating collection which, when sold, realized $44 million! 176 pages, 8-1/2 x 11

$62.50

From the best author of our time comes the definitive work on the rare 1804 dollars. If you want some very highly educational reading on these rare coins, then this is the book you should have. The massive volume highlights the history and pedigree of each known coin, a history of the origin of the varieties, and even more information on the history of the Mint. This deluxe hard bound volume contains almost 500-8.5" x 11" pages, and is lavishly illustrated. You shouldn't pass up this historical account.