Author: Robert P. Harris
Second Edition, 1974
This volume lists all regular coinage of Russia and the USSR from the start of the reign of Catherine I (1725) to 1972. Some essays and a number of pattern coins are included because of the interest in them and for the sake of sonsistency. Coins of Siberia and Russo-Polish coins (1832 - 1849) are included because they are, in fact, Russian coins.
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By George J. Sten
Published in 1967
Volume 1 of Four Volumes
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Volume 2 of Four Volumes
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Britian's coinage extends over a period of more than 2000 years. Some of these coins are valuable historical records of this country's early history. They also mirror in miniature the artistic achievements of the times. This catalogue will assist collectors and students in identifying thier coins.
Part I of this catalogue endeavours to cover each reign up to 1816 according to its numismatic range, but as limitations of space preclude the listing of every variety this part of the catalogue is essentially a type list. Part II covers the coinage issued since 1816 and lists dates with their individual prices.
Originally sold for 2 Pounds
Author: Sanford J. Durst
This catalog is arranged alphabetically by country. Coins are in chronological order, early years first. Each coin is numbered for reference purposes by collectors, dealers, and auctioneers with denomination, year and current internation market value as of November 1974, US Dollars.
Special sections on important data including weight and measure conversions, intrinsic value of common bullion coins at different gold bullion prices, country list of those announcing issue of new gold coins, cross-reference of denominations and countries and the storage and care of gold coins.
Catalog covers four decades, 1934 - 1974, chosen specifically as the period during which it was illegal for US citizens to own gold in any form.
Author: Don Taxay
Published in 1963
This fascinating work by Vladimir Clain-Stefanelli is Contributions from the Museum of History and Technology, Paper 31, from the Smithsonian. An interesting historical treatise.
An illustrated catalogue of the Numismatic history of the Spanish American Empirs. Contains listings and valuations of all known dates and assayers by mint of die struck, milled edge, silver coins produced at Spanish mints in the Americas during the period 1732 to 1826.
Copyright 1968
This encyclopedia highlights:
After five years of research in the writing, is the catalogue that makes sensible order out ot the jumble of US coin collecting. For the first time, each and every coin issued in this countryfrom Colonial days to the present has been put in logical sequence and many designated by number, issue by issue and date by date.
Among the outstanding features are:
This 400 page book represents the distillation of years of experience, study and discussion by the finest brains in the numismatic world.
I cannot tell you much about the contents of this book other than to refer to the cover. It is written exclusively in Japanese, with the exception of pages V and VI - the Foreword and "Remarks" by the author, M. Oka in 1966.
United States Pattern, Experimental and Trial Pieces, Fourth Edition
Author: J. Hewitt Judd, M.D.
Rare, mysterious and beautiful - United States Pattern Coins. These seldom-seen, experimental pieces illustrate the trials, struggles and backstage intrigue that preceded so many of the US Mint's regulas-issue coins.
A fascinating inside look at the history, rarity and market values of America's rarest coins.
See the original workings by Judd in this early edition, printed in 1970
