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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kaosleeroy108, post: 3186240, member: 18877&quot;]okay&nbsp; First gazing at this book it is a happy 464 pages that they couldn&#039;t claim from cover to cover. listen Clues obviously I Jag gantic forward and and honoring to Kim Bressit and the contributors of the book it goes through of course the introduction a list of contributors are welcome to numismatic... my personal like is the beginning when it deals with Colonial issues or foreign coins in the colonies it has got a lot more detail than originally hat from all the other books that I have had it has way more detail and it list of couple of coins that weren&#039;t in any of the books that have had prior</p><p><br /></p><p>the meat or the Jess as I would like to put it on the book is pretty much the same as an all the read books it is expanded of course 2 the 50 state quarters all the new sets&nbsp; like the presidential dollars , scagawea , or commemoratives that have been added and the commemoratives... and the history is pretty much on point..</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>my complaints</p><p>now it&#039;s any book that you use there going to be some issues and my chief one is this apparently the pricing structure that they use to Value the coins is off a decent way off and although it be good for any average collector.. I don&#039;t believe it is exactly accurate...</p><p>I think if you are dealing with ungraded or hand graded coins the red book will be effective to help you get an idea of what the items will be worth but for serious collector that ii into certified or larger collected items it might become a little bit more difficult..[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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