With contributions from dozens of
experts in the field, author Q. David Bowers has captured the entire
scene of more than 200 years of U.S. paper currency. This library in a
single volume includes interesting historical background info, a
comprehensive catalog and pricing for all Federal notes from 1861 to
date in denominations from $1 to $10,000. The engaging text is
supplemented with more than 1,600 full color images, extensive auction
data, market commentary, more than 26,000 values from a nationwide
panel of experts, rarity info, a selected bibliography and endnotes for
specialized research. 882 pages.
Whitman
Encyclopedia of U.S. Paper Money, Hard bound, ISBN
978-079482702-1.
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This volume in Whitman
Publishing's Official Red Book series covers Federally issued paper money
from the Civil War to present. The second edition includes full color
photos, as well as an introduction by David Ganz on collecting paper
money. It tells the story behind nearly 150 years of American
currency and provides a comprehensive catalog of valuations, which are
compiled from contributions from leading paper money specialists and
dealers. 407 pages with hundreds of full color photos.
United
States Currency (4th ed.) by Kenneth Bressett.
Published 2009 by Whitman Publishing.
Part of Whitman's "Official Red Book"
series, this popular guide book contains a wealth of information on
U.S. paper money from the 1800s to the present. It includes listings of
large size, small size and fractional currency notes, arranged by
Friedberg number, with market prices in up to seven grades. Also
covered are World War II issues, uncut sheets, error notes and more.
335 pages with hundreds of crisp, full color photographs.
United States Currency (4th ed.), Soft Bound,
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The
Comprehensive Catalog of U.S. Paper Money (7th ed.) by Gene Hessler
and Carlson Chambliss. Published 2006 by BNR Press.
All United States Federal Currency since 1812 is catalogued in this updated
and expanded edition of one of the most thorough and informative paper
money references in print. Friedberg numbers are now used for
large size and fractional notes. Among other topics
covered in detail are the history of paper money, unissued and rejected
designs, National Bank Notes by type and state, fractional currency,
encased postage stamps, postal notes,
uncut sheets of currency, error notes, fancy serial numbers, BEP
souvenir cards, military
payment certificates, and designers and engravers of U.S. paper money.
672
pages.
The Comprehensive Catalog of U.S. Paper Money
(7th ed). Soft bound. Regularly: $31.95, Our Price: $26.95
The Comprehensive Catalog of U.S. Paper Money
(7th ed). Hard bound. Regularly: $39.95, Our Price: $31.95
100
Greatest American
Currency Notes
by Q. David Bowers and David M. Sundman. Published 2006 by Whitman
Publishing.
The Grand Watermelon, Lazy Deuce,
Tombstone, Chief and Educationals are
just a few of the top 100 notes selected through an extensive survey of
collectors, writers and dealers in the currency field. In this
beautifully illustrated book, two of America's best known numismatists
take you on a guided tour of paper money issued by the colonies,
private banks, the Confederacy, and in many different forms by the
federal government. Introductory sections include an overview of
currency in America, tips for forming a collection, and aspects of the
marketplace. Current and historical values are included.
100 Greatest
American Currency Notes, Hard bound, ISBN 079482006-9.
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