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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 848230, member: 6763&quot;]Here is the part that you were inquiring about:</p><p>Summary of the pre-federal changes:</p><p><br /></p><p>A section that has seen expansion with additional information is</p><p>&quot;Pre-Federal Issues,&quot; which covers colonial and post-colonial coins and</p><p>tokens as well as Continental dollars and other early contract issues</p><p>and patterns. &quot;The colonial and Revolutionary eras are rich fields for</p><p>exploration,&quot; said Red Book research editor Q. David Bowers, whose</p><p>Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American Coins won &quot;Best</p><p>Specialized Book of the Year, U.S. Coins&quot; from the Numismatic Literary</p><p>Guild. Because so many new hobbyists are starting to collect these early</p><p>American coins, the 64th-edition Red Book has expanded its pricing in</p><p>lower- to middle-range grades. &quot;Good and Very Good are popular</p><p>collectible grades for these old coppers, and affordable for the</p><p>beginner,&quot; Bowers noted. The 64th edition includes 110 more pre-federal</p><p>prices than the 63rd, in addition to text updated with recent research.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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