Complete Illustrated Guide To Coins And Coin Collecting

An expert guide to coin history and collecting, with a countryby-country directory of classic examples.

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

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Illustrated with detailed pictures, this updated edition encompasses all aspects of numismatics, providing information on building, maintaining, and displaying a coin collection and quoting prices on the current market.

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