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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ian, post: 189041, member: 283&quot;]Some books are better than others, but there isn&#039;t one `complete&#039; book that i&#039;m aware of. Probably the closest you&#039;ll get to it however is Bachtell&#039;s `World Dollars&#039; 1477-1877. It covers all silver dollar size world coins for that period, including those of the numerous German states. It is a large volume book and usually sells exceptionally cheap on ebay and similar. There are a couple of other volumes (reprints and addenda) which are equally cheap. The three combined is probably all the reference you would ever need as a beginner / intermediate level collector on the subject. The `standard&#039; reference books are by Davenport&#039; (numerous volumes and generally expensive).They are well outlined, and glossy , but Bachtell actually includes coins missed by Davenport. So if I were you, i&#039;d look out for the one I mentioned by Bachtell.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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