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<p>[QUOTE="green18, post: 1954659, member: 10103"]Welcome to the forum Reino and you've two nice commem's there. I'd go with AU on the Columbian and XF on the Lexington-Concord. These two coins are what we like to refer to as 'Classic Commemoratives'. They were issued to commemorate a certain event or occurrence or even an individual and the sales of the coins were used to help defray the costs involved therein. Google Columbian Exposition and see what 'pops'. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Sage advice from Josh. The Red Book is a 'must have' for any new collector. Check out the local public library as they will have a few copies in the reference department but you can also find older copies in the stacks which you can take out on loan. Of course, you'll probably want your own copy and most book stores have 'em in stock. It's a very affordable volume ($12-$18) and probably one of the cheapest books you'll ever add to your numismatic library..........but one of the most important.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="green18, post: 1954659, member: 10103"]Welcome to the forum Reino and you've two nice commem's there. I'd go with AU on the Columbian and XF on the Lexington-Concord. These two coins are what we like to refer to as 'Classic Commemoratives'. They were issued to commemorate a certain event or occurrence or even an individual and the sales of the coins were used to help defray the costs involved therein. Google Columbian Exposition and see what 'pops'. :) Sage advice from Josh. The Red Book is a 'must have' for any new collector. Check out the local public library as they will have a few copies in the reference department but you can also find older copies in the stacks which you can take out on loan. Of course, you'll probably want your own copy and most book stores have 'em in stock. It's a very affordable volume ($12-$18) and probably one of the cheapest books you'll ever add to your numismatic library..........but one of the most important.[/QUOTE]
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