My current one is Standard Guide to Small-Size U.S. Paper Money/1928 to Date/10th Edition. Copyright date is 2011. Is there anything published that's similar but newer? I like to get a general feeling for current values of paper money.
I'm in the same situation as you. I think the CURRENT book to buy is the one put out by the two Friedberg's, who have taken over from their father and have had the book updated for over 70 years. But I do like the Krause-published Standard Guides for both US Paper Money and Small-Size US Paper Money. Both are out of print for a decade. The former is better for pricing only, the latter has print runs and pricing. You have the last edition of the SG to SS USPM. The SG of US PM ended in 2016 with the 35th Edition. I just bought a DIGITAL version of the 34th which is only 1 year dated and I have that now on my smartphone for easy reference wherever I go. Let's me compare trends since it is dated 2015. It cost about the price of a pack of chewing gum, whereas the 35th Edition used is selling at $150, the price driven up by collectors.
I would be cautious about using papermoneyguide.com I plugged in a popular series and denomination and the results were generic at best. No mention of Web notes and very little detail. The prices shown are laughable.
Is there a quick and fairly accurate place to get pricing or other information on bills, Steve ? Other than punching up recent sales, that is, from HA, SB, or GC.
