Coin Collecting Books
Coin collecting books are a must have for the serious coin collector, or anyone wanting to learn about the hobby. You can find coin books to cover a wide range of numismatic topics, from general interest coin collection books to books dedicated to specific types or denominations of coins.
Coin books are also available that teach 'Coin Grading' and how to spot 'Counterfeit coins'.
There are also coin collecting books geared toward children that are easy to understand and full of pictures to spark a child's interest in coin collecting.
But wait! They didn't leave us out. Most coin books for adults also have great pictures.
One important coin collecting book is the 'Coin Price Guide'. There are many available but the most widely used by coin collectors is probably the Coin Collecting 'Red Book'.
Below is a list of some of the most popular coin books on the market listed by category.
Be sure to check out the first book on the list. It is one of the most important coin collecting books ever written about U.S. coinage and it is now available online for free.
Now Available Free Online
This book has been out of print for many years and serious collectors have had to pay $250 or more to own a copy.
That is, if they could find it at all!
This 768 page book was published in 1988 and contains a fantastic amount of information about every known U.S. coin up to the date of publication, including the early colonial period.
Special thanks go out to Tom Pilitowski of U.S. Rare Coin Investments for making this great numismatic treasure available to us free of charge.
Author: Steve Otfinoski, Jack Graham
DescriptionA colorful, kid-friendly book to introduce children to a lifelong hobby, Coin Collecting for Kids encourages children to search for, save, and learn all about many different U.S. coins. Take a tour through the mint and save pennies from four different decades while learning about how coins are made. Slots on every page let kids collect birth-year coins, millennium coins, and twentieth-century coins. Lastly, a gatefold spread will accommodate all 50 wildly popular statehood quarters. Organized by release year, each slot lists the state's nickname, motto, flower, and bird.
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