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<p>[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2341043, member: 19250"]As a variety collector, one must try and keep so many varieties in your head that sometimes it's overwhelming . So many coins to remember dates, vams, ddo's,ddr's,over dates,rpm's,etc,etc......</p><p>Someone once asked me how do you remember all of them?</p><p>Well the truth of the matter you don't always.</p><p>However by reading and having a good reference source it helps one find varieties that others have no idea exist .</p><p>I just picked up a few new books that I have found very well written and nice reference to have at a reasonable price.</p><p>The first is a spiral small book easy to travel in your pocket.</p><p>"A quick reference to top misplaced dates" by Kevin Flynn</p><p>Next</p><p>Morgan Dollar overdates,over mint marks,misplaced dates,and E clashed reverse another book by Kevin Flynn</p><p>Flying Eagle and Indian cent die varieties by Larry R.Steve and Kevin Flynn</p><p>And lastly another book by Flynn on seated half dimes. The Authoritative Reference on Liberty Stated Half Dimes.</p><p>I must admit all the above mentioned reference books have easy to understand text, quality images to compare ." Priced affordable "</p><p>Since there has few books published that up date new varieties other than the new CPG, 6th ed. There are several series of coins that the best references are over 20 plus years old,and out of print making them hard to find or overly priced.</p><p>I do recommend the books I've listed above. Lets hear about some new publications you have found helpful on the series you collect.</p><p>Buy the Book before the coin....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2341043, member: 19250"]As a variety collector, one must try and keep so many varieties in your head that sometimes it's overwhelming . So many coins to remember dates, vams, ddo's,ddr's,over dates,rpm's,etc,etc...... Someone once asked me how do you remember all of them? Well the truth of the matter you don't always. However by reading and having a good reference source it helps one find varieties that others have no idea exist . I just picked up a few new books that I have found very well written and nice reference to have at a reasonable price. The first is a spiral small book easy to travel in your pocket. "A quick reference to top misplaced dates" by Kevin Flynn Next Morgan Dollar overdates,over mint marks,misplaced dates,and E clashed reverse another book by Kevin Flynn Flying Eagle and Indian cent die varieties by Larry R.Steve and Kevin Flynn And lastly another book by Flynn on seated half dimes. The Authoritative Reference on Liberty Stated Half Dimes. I must admit all the above mentioned reference books have easy to understand text, quality images to compare ." Priced affordable " Since there has few books published that up date new varieties other than the new CPG, 6th ed. There are several series of coins that the best references are over 20 plus years old,and out of print making them hard to find or overly priced. I do recommend the books I've listed above. Lets hear about some new publications you have found helpful on the series you collect. Buy the Book before the coin....[/QUOTE]
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