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Coin Collecting:     more books (104)

Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting by James MacKay, 1997-12 Coin Collecting 101: Everything You Wanted To Know About Coin Collecting by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-16 2003 Handbook of United States Coins: With Premium List by R. S. Yeoman, 2002-08 2011 North American Coins and Prices 2001 Handbook of US Coins, 58th Edition by R. S. Yeoman, R.S. Yeoman, 2000-08 A Guide Book of United States Commemorative Coins: History-rarity-values-grading-varieties (The Official Red Book) by Q. David Bowers, 2007-04-30 Beginner's guide to coin collecting by Ted Schwarz, 1980 Beginners Guide to Coin Collecting by James Mackay, 1999-09-15 Coins and Coin Collecting by Howard Walter Arthur Linecar, 1985-05 The official guide to coin collecting by Brad Mills, 1974 The Complete Guide to Coin Collecting by J Miller, 2010-06-08 A Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting Collecting Greek Coins by John Anthony, 1984-04 How To Delve Into The Wonderful World of Coin Collecting! Why Coins Can Be Worth WAY More Than Their Face Value by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-16

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61. Telesphere Numismatics - Coin Collecting Home Page
    Hobby information, including an extensive coin collecting FAQ, plus a selection of U.S. collector coins.  
    http://www.telesphere.com/ts/coins/index.html

62. USMintQuarters.com - Coin Collecting And US Paper Money Store
    coin collecting and paper money store for collectors, dealers and suppliers ofstate quarters, golden sacagawea dollars, silver certificates, coin boards  
    http://www.usmintquarters.com/

63. Coin Collecting - Amidst A Tangled Web
    My interest in collecting coins began when I noticed a P on a Roosevelt Dime . After meeting the celebrities of coin collecting, I was hooked.  
    http://dan.hersam.com/interests/coincollecting.html
    
    Extractions: coin collecting My interest in collecting coins began when I noticed a 'P' on a Roosevelt Dime. I thought it might be an error so I asked a friend of mine if they knew what it was. He explained that it was a mint mark and asked if I was interested in collecting coins. I said I was, so he gave me some 2x2 Mylars and an old Redbook and I was on my way. I rode my bike about 7 miles on Saturdays to add coins to my collection. There was also a small coin shop right by my house that I would visit, sometimes just to chat about coins with the dealer. I subscribed to a few coin magazines and found out about the ANA and became a junior member. They welcomed me even though I had very little experience collecting or doing shows. They awarded me a scholarship to go to Colorado Springs (where the ANA is based) to go to the Annual Summer Conference. After meeting the "celebrities" of coin collecting, I was hooked. When living in Spain I didn't do much until the last 6 months when I began putting together a collection of Spanish coins. Unfortunately, some were stolen from the package I sent to my home in the US. I haven't gone back to collecting as much as I did when I was younger, but I started a

64. Acronyms Used In Coin Collecting
    Acronyms used in coin collecting. This list is intended to cover the acronymswhich are commonly used in the internet newsgroup rec.collecting.coins .  
    http://www.stanford.edu/~clint/coinacro.htm
    
    Extractions: This list is intended to cover the acronyms which are commonly used in the internet newsgroup rec.collecting.coins . For completeness, it includes mintmarks, internet phrases, and a few abbreviations (like UNC). I have been informed that true acronyms are pronouncable, such as MASH, WAC, RADAR, etc., so perhaps the items below are more accurately described as "initials". All references are to United States coins, unless otherwise noted. For more detailed information on the terms used here, see the Numismatic Information Directory at Chuck D'Ambra Coins. ABPN alt.binary.pictures.numismatic . An internet newsgroup where (large) coin pictures can be posted. ACG ACcu-Grade. Grading service. Controversial at present, because the assigned grades seem to be inflated relative to standard services like PCGS and NGC. aF about Fine. Grade. AFAIK As Far As I Know. Internet phrase. AG About Good. Grade. ANA American Numismatic Association. Collector and dealer organization. ANACS (originally) American Numismatic Association Certification Service. Grading service. It has since been sold to a company independent of the ANA.

65. Randy's Numismatic Page
    General information about coin collecting.  
    http://members.aol.com/rbi82/randy/coins.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Randy's Numismatic Page I have been collecting coins and currency since I was five. I specialize in Mercury Dimes Civil War Numismatica , and Minting Varieties Mercury Dimes Mercury Dimes were designed by Adolph Weinman. They were minted from 1916 to 1945. The obverse (heads) of the dime depicts Liberty with a winged cap, not Mercury the Greek god. The reverse (tails) depicts a Roman fasces or executioners axe with an olive branch. The dimes were minted at the Philadelphia (P), San Francisco (S), and Denver (D) mints. Key coins are the 1916 D, 1921 P, 1921 D, 1926 S, 1930 D, 1930 S, 1931 D, and the 1931 S. The overdates 1942/1 and the 1942/1 D are also very scarce. The 1916 D has the lowest mintage (264,000) and the 1942 P has the highest mintage (205,432,329). I own the 1921 P, 1921 D, 1926 S, 1930 D, 1930 S, 1931 D, and the1931 S. Currently, I need 51 coins to complete my collection. Back to the Top Civil War Numismatica I collect Civil War Tokens, Fractional Currency, and Confederate Currency. Civil War Tokens were privately created to alleviate the shortage of coins. The shortage occurred because people were hoarding copper, silver and gold. Designs advertised shops or contained patriotic slogans. Fractional Currency was the government's solution to the hoarding of coins. It is paper money in denominations of $0.05, $0.10, $0.25, and $0.50. The currency was issued from 1863 to c.1875. I have a set of all denominations issued in 1863. When the southern states seceded from the U.S., they needed currency. Issued from 1861 to 1864, Confederate currency has a variety of designs and denomination. I am currently trying to complete a set of 1864 notes.

66. Collector's Supply House - Retail Division Of CWS (Canadian Wholesale Supply)
    Retail Division of Canadian Wholesale Supply, one of the world's largest manufacturers of stamp and coin collecting supplies.  
    http://www.collectorssupplyhouse.com/

67. Coins, Coin Collecting: State Quarters, Rare US Mint, Low Prices, Pennies & More
    One stop coinmart for coin collecting needs.  
    http://www.coinland.com

68. Coin Directory: Coin, Rare Coin, Coin Collecting, Coin Dealer, Coin Paper Money
    coin collecting directory and numismatic portal.  
    http://www.allthecoins.com/

69. HOBBIES : Other : Coin Collecting : DIY Network
    Tom Lenks offers advice for the novice coin collector.  
    http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/co_other/article/0,2033,DIY_13742_2273026,00.html

70. Quality British Milled Coins And Accessories - Information, Advice And Sales.
    Offers a varied selection of British milled coins from 1656 to 1967 and coin collecting accessories.  
    http://oxfordcoins.co.uk
    
    Extractions: Brilliant Uncirculated Victoria 1895 Penny - £38 Welcome to Oxford Coins Member of the British Numismatic Society. Oxford Coins offers for sale a varied selection of quality British Milled coins from 1656 to 1967. We also supply coin collecting accessories and a range of “Lucky Sixpence” gifts including birthday cards, wedding cards and Christmas cards. Oxford Coins is run by collectors and the business is based on an enthusiasm for coins and especially for the history they represent. The coin catalogue is updated regularly and each month new articles are added to the site. The articles range from information regarding grading and cleaning, to historical information on the reigns of British Kings and Queens. We are very confident of both our grading and quality of stock and therefore offer a buy-back guarantee on all items sold. Please see some of our customer comments for assurance of quality and integrity. Please browse our coin lists and articles and enjoy the site. If you have any suggestions to improve the site or you have any questions regarding British Milled Coins, please contact us and we will provide as much assistance as we are able.

71. Coin Collecting Page Of Igor Litmanovich
    My Collection Trading List Good Swappers Bad Swappers CoinCatalog Links Email.  
    http://lt.tripod.com/tr/directory/_h_/members.tripod.com/reshet/

72. Coins And Coin Collectors Buy, Sell, Trade, In Coin Collecting
    Welcome to the Coin and Collector Index. Here you will find what is Three coinsfrom my collection. A Kennedy half, Morgan dollar, and Franklin half  
    http://lt.tripod.com/tr/directory/_h_/members.tripod.com/joecoins/

73. Coin And Stamp Collecting Software From Sanders Software
    coin collecting software.  
    http://www.sanderssoftware.net/

74. Austin Coin Collecting - Rare Coins & More
    Shop for US Mint 2005 coins, rare coins, gold rare coins and silver dollars.Our online catalog of rare coins features Pre1933 US Mint gold rare coins,  
    http://acoins.com/

75. Coin Collecting Software > Coin Collecting Database Software For The Serious Coi
    coin collecting Software. coin collecting Database Software For The Serious CoinCollector. For Macintosh and windows.  
    http://www.tabberer.com/sandyknoll/more/coin/
    
    Extractions: Coin Collecting Database Software For The Serious Coin Collector Coin collecting has been a popular hobby in America and around the world for many years. Famous coin collections in history are known to have given their owners great pleasure. For instance the Sun King, Louis XIV, enjoyed the French Royal Coin Collection so much that he visited it every day, remarking that he could 'always find something new to learn'. Numismatist's Notebook coin collecting software from Sandy Knoll Software helps catalog your collection into a database. Coins are collectable for several reasons - their intrinsic value, as momentous of special occasions or simply as beautiful artwork. Undoubtedly many collectors when handling a favorite coin take delight in speculating on the social, economical or political events that may have given rise to the coin's issue or design. Some coins chronicle periods of romance, some coins chronicle periods of war. Sometimes coins have been used as a medium of national pride. For example, when we look at the sovereigns of the Tudor monarchs we see the major coin of a new dynasty - Thus coin collector's coins can talk when you learn their language. Check out this Coin Collector Software

76. Coin Collecting Page Of Igor Litmanovich
    Trading list, collection, good and bad swappers and links to other sites.  
    http://reshet.tripod.com/

77. Early American Coppers - Coin Collecting, Large Cents, Half Cents, Colonial Coin
    EAC is a notfor-profit numismatic specialty organization founded in 1967 toserve as a point of contact for collectors of early US copper coins - Colonials  
    http://www.eacs.org/

78. Index
    Pictures of New Zealand coins, information on New Zealand coins and swap list.  
    http://www.geocities.com/vanessa1nz/

79. 50 State Quarter Program And Coin Collecting. Distributor Of State Quarters.
    Coins of America, distributor of the 50 State Quarters for Collecting, ProofSets, Commemoratives, Fine Silver Gold Jewelry, Quarter Jewelry, Rolls,  
    http://www.mpicoin.com/

80. Coin Collecting News
    coin collecting News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.  
    http://www.topix.net/hobbies/coin-collecting
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search Enter ZIP, City or News Search All Channels Front Page Autos Business ... XML Hobbies Antiquing Bird Watching Coin Collecting Collecting ... more... Front Page Life News Hobbies Coin Collecting State quarter rekindles interest in coin collecting LAWRENCE, Kan. - When it comes to coin collecting, Dave Baldwin is seeing change. Topics: Life Collecting Lawrence Determining the Grade of a Coin Determining the Grade of a Coin condition or quality of a coin. It is essential to know what the grade of a particular coin is, because, as a general matter, the higher the grade of a coin, the higher its ... Topics: Life Collecting There is Just no Humor in Coin Collecting "Coin Collectors are just a bunch of stodgy old men and women who spend their days examining coins through a magnifying glass." A quote like this gives one the mental image of a group of people in Victorian ... Topics: Life Collecting Aberdeen girl's coin collection worth a mint ABERDEEN , For a numismatist, money can buy happiness. Eleven-year-old Jessica Knueppel, of Aberdeen, is an avid numismatist, or coin collector, with a collection that has won her recognition throughout the ... Topics: Life Collecting Holmdel Jewish money expert explores heritage, history

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