I finally got around to buying these books today. I got ANA grading standards and Cherry pickers guide fifth edition volume 1. I'm looking forward to going through them and learning some new things!
You did well! Without knowing what other books you have AND what your collecting interest(s) are I don't have any other suggestions for you. But whatever, you are on the right path.
Sounds like some nice books you got there! Always good to learn...And everyday comes a new opportunity to learn. Really, I guess every PAGE comes a new opportunity to learn... lol Good luck, hope you find something
.......good books, definitely. just curious, though. where did you buy the picker guide........ ......and what did it run you, if you don't mind revealing the info?
I think I have 12 books for coins and currency. I love looking through them. I haven't bought any coins or currency yet. Everything I have I've gotten from circulation but I will one day and hopefully I will know what I'm doing.
I have the official Redbook Guide to United States Coins 2009 and 2010 editions The official Blue Book of United States coins 2009 The official Red Book A Guide Book of Buffalo And Jefferson Nickels The Official Red Book A Guide Book of Lincoln Cents An Official Whitman Guidebook Coin Collecting A Beginner's Guide To The World Of Coins Strike It Rich With Pocket Chane Error Coins Bring Big Money Warman's U.S. Coins & Currency Field Guide 2nd edition The Official Red Book A Guide Book of United States Paper Money The Official ANA Grading Standards for the United States Coins Cherrypicker's Guide Fifth edition Volume 1 half cents to jefferson nickels and also a world paper currency book I think I listed them all!
I got it at Books A Million and it was around 28 I think. I have a discount card there and I bought several other books as well so I don't remember actually. They have it on their website for 26.35 with a discount card.
Ryan - as much as you buy and sell at least get the cherry pickers guides. As mentioned a couple of good finds the books will pay for themselves. Way to go KD!
:bigeyes: - run, don't walk, to the nearest bookstore and get a few...once you start reading coin books you will wonder how you made it a day without one. I have no idea how many I have - in fact, I've had to box some of mine up for the time being. I do have the books I use the most still out on my shelf...around 43 books and a few mag's. Speedy