Best all around coin book?

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by james481, Jun 4, 2009.

  1. AUBU2

    AUBU2 Senior Member

    Whats Out There?

    Being new to collecting, it might be a good first step to just find out whats out there coin wise. The Redbook gives you a very good source of American coinage information. But only use the price guide as a general price range. Many factors can cause fluctuations in coin prices, the current bullion price is one of the major factors in price fluctuations. World coins is a series of books by Krause, this will give you a look at whats out there in world coins. This series has a book for 1700's coins, 1800's coins, 1900's coins & 2001 to present. These are quite expensive(they now are available in DVD format- which might be cheaper than the printed versions). If the price is too high, you might just browse through them at your local bookstore. I purchased the large version of the Redbook(45% larger than the regular Red book). The extra large print & photos make it a pleasure to use. Online coin sites are very valuable as well, i suggest you bookmark several.
     
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