Now in its 65th year as the standard reference on American currency, internationally acknowledged as the most comprehensive and universally recognized guide on the subject, illustrating and valuating all types of United States paper money. The fronts and backs of all classes and types of currency...
From Ancient Times to the Present An Illustrated Standard Catalog with Valuations by Arthur L. & Ira S. Friedberg based on the original work by Robert Friedberg 832 pages, each revised and updated Over 8,500 photos, most of them new 22,000+ listings, with sections expanded and many new discov...
After a lapse of forty-five years, a second edition of So Called Dollars, the classic work by Harold E. Hibler and Charles V. Kappen i available from the Coin & Currency Institute, in a vastly different environment than its predecessor. This category of crown-sized tokens, once ignored b...
The second edition of The Collectors Guide to Postage & Fractional Currency by Robert J. Kravitz is now available, according to the book's publisher, the Coin & Currency Institute. The highly acclaimed first edition received the 2004 Literary Award from the Professional Currency Dealers A...
After a lapse of seven years, a new, fourth edition of United States Paper Money Errors, Fred Bart's ground-breaking book is now available. The 4th edition is more than just an update to the third recent – Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) errors have been added, nearly all the illustr...
Sixty years after its introduction, the twentieth edition of Paper Money of United States, the standard reference book on United States paper moneyTM, is being released by the Coin & Currency Institute. In 1953, the late Robert Friedberg (1912-1963) broke new ground when the Treasury Departme...
A bible for coin investment in the 21st century A Complete Statistical Analysis of How Coin Collectors Can Profit With Rare Coins Everything you need to know about the No. 1 emerging growth area for the millennium! Second Edition By Neil S. Berman & Silvano DiGenova, Numismatists Statistical ...
The appearance of a date on a coin is something so obvious to the numismatic layman that it is taken for granted. It will no doubt then come as a shock to him to discover that the custom of placing the year of minting on coins is absent for most of coinage history. It is rather, a relatively mode...
