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Buffalo nickels were struck from 1913 to 1938. This nickel series is considered to be one of the most collectible issues struck by the US Mint. Its unique design lends to its charm and popularity: the portrait of Chief Irontail of the Sioux tribe on the obverse and an American Buffalo or bison on the reverse. It is a small piece of history from a time that was rife with political, social, and economic growth. Walk along the pages of history in the newly added Date-by-Date sections in the Business and Proof Strikes chapters. Includes new information on rarity and striking characteristics for each date and mintmark, and population reports. Also new to this book are a large number of new Buffalo nickel varieties, among the hundreds already discovered - Doubled Dies, Repunched Mintmarks, Overdates, and 3-1/2 legged specimen. With hundreds of images, this book was written to aid the collector and to provide an invaluable tool to identify all the different varieties in their collection.

The Struck Thru Obverse Error 99.9% Silver Eagle Coin Featuring Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty Design With Rare "Struck Thru" Obverse Error - A silver coin like the beloved American Silver Eagle is treasured for its acclaimed artistry, 99.9% silver content and shining perfection. Yet, for collectors, a small portion of these beautiful coins are even more sought-after because of curious minting errors. Thanks to modern technology, it is estimated that only 0.00039% of all coins produced today display errors, so the occurrence is extremely rare, and Silver Eagles are no exception. However, you now have the opportunity to own this rare coin collectible: The Struck Thru Obverse Error Silver Eagle Coin, available in an exclusive presentation from The Bradford Exchange Mint. Each genuine mint error coin is truly a "silver snowflake," a one-of-a-kind collectible so no two are exactly alike - each will vary by date of issue, size, and location of the visible error on the coin.Offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, your Type One Silver Eagle is minted in one Troy oz. of 99.9% pure silver by the U.S. Mint. The obverse side features Adolph A. Weinman's revered Walking Liberty design with a one-of-a-kind "struck thru" error in the coin's field due to a small piece of foreign material that comes between the die and the planchet during minting. Most errors are very small and are caused by bits of dust or other tiny particles, making each a truly scarce treasure. Your American Silver Eagle arrives in a crystal-clear tamper-proof holder along with a museum-quality deluxe display box to protect and showcase your genuine mint error coin. Due to rarity, "struck thru" Silver Eagles have been challenging to acquire. Intense demand is anticipated, so HURRY. Order now!

Double LP version. Gatefold sleeve; includes printed inner sleeves; ; Includes a black and a white color vinyl. Trentemller returns with his fifth studio album, Obverse. Anders Trentemller is a well-known multi-instrumentalist, but perhaps the one he's most adept at is the studio itself. Obverse is the result of him expanding that skill even further. Obverse often feels like an instrumental album because it started life as one, the driving philosophy being "what if the pressure of having to pe

The 1964 Morgan Silver Dollar 1 Oz. 99.9% Silver Proof Coin With George T. Morgan's Lady Liberty On The Obverse And An American Eagle On The Reverse - It is well known among avid coin collectors that in 1964 Congress passed a law authorizing the production of new 90% silver dollar coins, the first to be minted since the 1930s. One of the chosen designs that was considered was a reissue of one of the most popular designs ever created by the U.S. Mint, the Morgan Silver Dollar. But things didn't go as planned and now The 1964 Morgan Silver Dollar 1 Oz. 99.9% Silver Proof, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange Mint, is here to mark the amazing history of those rumored 1964 coins. Because of a silver shortage that year, the planned Morgan Dollars were never created and no one has ever been able to own one - until now!In 2015, the hubs, dies and models to mint the 1964 Morgan were found on a shelf in the Philadelphia Mint, proving that the rumored reissue had been in the preparation stages. Those finds perfectly recreated the iconic Morgan Silver Dollar, with George T. Morgan's Lady Liberty on the obverse with the 1964 date, while the heraldic eagle design graces the reverse. Now, using Proof-quality coining dies based on the ones discovered in Philadelphia Mint vaults, this exciting, privately issued coin collectible recaptures the Morgan's coin design in one full ounce of 99.9% pure silver, exquisitely detailed with elegant, frosted imagery and brilliant, mirror-bright fields. Your Proof coin arrives secured in a crystal-clear tamper-proof holder and with a custom deluxe display box, ideal for showing off and protecting your tribute Proof coin. Strong demand is expected, so don't wait. Order now!

Genuine 1943 Lincoln Steel PenniesMinted during WWII due to copper shortageFeatures obverse and reverse of the coinBullet back closure for easy useIncludes Certificate of Authenticity 1943 Lincoln Steel Penny Cuff Links

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Rare and valuable coins are still available from circulation, and the secondary roll market. The 2009 Lincoln cents have the unique distinction of having four different reverse side designs, and all four designs have had doubled die errors on both the obverse and reverse sides of the coins! This book details all that you need to start collecting and identifying these doubled die errors. Information about tools like coin microscope, inexpensive digital camera equipment, 20-power loupe, instructions on successful inventory-building, marketing methods and a comprehensive photo study of many of the most popular and amazing 2009 Lincoln cent errors. In-depth and detailed data, showing predictable and reliable occurrences of doubled die errors in U.S. Mint two-roll "LP" collector boxes sold in 2009. This information can enable even a novice collector with the ability to turn a profit from online sales of the error coins that YOU find! Also included is a list of errors that I have found, the type of roll in which they were found, and their geographical sale locations. This book proves that there are valuable and collectable Lincoln cents still available to younger people interested in starting in coin collecting. The 2009 Lincoln cent doubled die errors offer a unique and achievable challenge to seasoned collectors and novice collectors as well.

Generation of coin collectors have grown up with the Lincoln cent. Now, following the Lincoln obverse's 100th anniversary (and the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth), Q. David Bowers provides a detailed study of this great American classic. Lincoln cents are among the most fascinating coins in the entire American series," writes Bowers. "Believe it or not, they also offer some of the greatest challenges." In this single volume you'll absorb the history of the coin's seven reverse designs, take an inside look at the minting process, and learn how to grade your collection, including Proofs. Bowers shares tips on becoming a smarter buyer. This edition includes a thorough market analysis for each date and mintmark, hundreds of new photographs, and a special appendix on error coins. New appendices show small-cent patterns, Lincoln tokens and medals, and a gallery of Lincoln images created during his lifetime and mourning his death. Read and enjoy, as you gain a better appreciation of America's most popular cent! Q. David Bowers is a towering figure of great erudition in numismatic literature, and his Guide Book of Lincoln Cents is among the most important works on Lincoln numismatic scholarship." -from the foreword by Joel Iskowitz

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This classic guide has been updated with the addition of many colour images to complement the black & white photographs from the Dr K. G. Klietmann Berlin Archive which illustrate both the obverse and reverse of only 100% original pre 1945 awards; as well as now including award certificates and documents, mostly in colour. Further additions include images of excessively rare awards and some superb unique presentation documents. All with a newly revised price guide. Size: 10"in x 8"in. 800 images & 400 pages. Deluxe hand-sewn binding, archival paper. Laminated quality colour hardback cover with additional dust-wrapper

U.S. Civil War Store Cards, by George and Melvin Fuld. This is the third and final book in a series by the Authors on Civil War tokens. It provides the listing of over 8,400 different pieces, containing several new merchants, new obverse and reverse dies, new metal and edge varieties, and many more. Photos of these merchants and dies, reverse die proofs, die conversion tables, and an alphabethical index are included in this work. In the end of the book is a catalog of unlisted Civil War storecards in the collection of the American Numismatic Society. 1975, Second Edition, 645 pages, hardcover with dustjacket, New.

Papers presented at the 2006 Coinage of the Americas Conference (COAC), including studies of the metrology of the large and small St. Patrick denominations, the iconography of the obverse type, potential issuing authorities in seventeenth-century Ireland, the contemporary circulating media of the British colonies at the time of the St. Patrick coinage's arrival in North America, and a new look at Mark Newby's life and involvement in exporting the St. Patrick coinage to New Jersey.

The Walking Liberty Half Dollars were designed by A. A. Weinman and produced from 1916 to 1947. The obverse design has had such popularity that it was resurrected for use on the Silver Eagle Dollar bullion coins starting in 1986. As a set of full MS65 or better coins or a set of rolls in circulated conditions, there is something about this series that seems to inspire everyone to collect it at least for a while. Some coins so combine art and utility as to become timeless and the Walking Liberty is indeed one of these.

In this book, a jagged, brilliant tour of London noir, Detective Chief Inspector Roberts and Detective Sergeant Brant are obverse sides of the same tarnished coin. They come up against some of the worst thugs, gangs, and lowlifes.

Walking Liberty Half Dollars. Beautiful to behold, the artistic skill and depth of symbolism represented in these coins marks a golden age in United States coin design. There is perhaps no better indication of Walking Liberty s timeless beauty than the fact that its obverse design graces all modern-issue Silver Eagles from the United States Mint. In this definitive Strategy Guide Series, numismatic expert Jeff Ambio completely reevaluates the Walking Liberty Half Dollar series in light of profound changes in the market during the past 20 years. Following a classic date-by-date analysis, this guide provides vital information on strike, luster, pricing, significant auction records and surviving population. Each section concludes with Ambio s trademark Collecting and Investing Strategies, which provides invaluable tips and insights into how and what to buy. Whether you seek to collect a single Walking Liberty Half Dollar to use as a type coin, or plan on spending many years investing in the finest Walking Liberty collection that money can buy, this book will serve as your passport to exploring one of the most beautiful and challenging coins ever struck in the United States Mint.

Generation of coin collectors have grown up with the Lincoln cent. Now, following the Lincoln obverse's 100th anniversary (and the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth), Q. David Bowers provides a detailed study of this great American classic. Lincoln cents are among the most fascinating coins in the entire American series," writes Bowers. "Believe it or not, they also offer some of the greatest challenges." In this single volume you'll absorb the history of the coin's seven reverse designs, take an inside look at the minting process, and learn how to grade your collection, including Proofs. Bowers shares tips on becoming a smarter buyer. This edition includes a thorough market analysis for each date and mintmark, hundreds of new photographs, and a special appendix on error coins. New appendices show small-cent patterns, Lincoln tokens and medals, and a gallery of Lincoln images created during his lifetime and mourning his death. Read and enjoy, as you gain a better appreciation of America's most popular cent! Q. David Bowers is a towering figure of great erudition in numismatic literature, and his Guide Book of Lincoln Cents is among the most important works on Lincoln numismatic scholarship." -from the foreword by Joel Iskowitz

Completely updated and revised, this giant book covers world coins from 1901 through early 1998. More than one million prices are provided, covering practically every coin of the 20th century, plus photos of obverses and reverses, valuations in up to four grades, mint and privy marks, and more. 46,000 photos.

Totalitarianism, as an ideological notion, has always had a precise strategic function: to guarantee the liberal-democratic hegemony by dismissing the Leftist critique of liberal democracy as the obverse, the twin, of the Rightist Fascist dictatorships. Instead of providing yet another systematic exposition of the history of this notion, i ek’s book addresses totalitarianism in a Wittgensteinian way, as a cobweb of family resemblances. He concludes that the devil lies not so much in the detail of what constitutes totalitarianism as in what enables the very designation totalitarian: the liberal-democratic consensus itself.

U.S. Civil War Store Cards, by George and Melvin Fuld. This is the third and final book in a series by the Authors on Civil War tokens. It provides the listing of over 8,400 different pieces, containing several new merchants, new obverse and reverse dies, new metal and edge varieties, and many more. Photos of these merchants and dies, reverse die proofs, die conversion tables, and an alphabethical index are included in this work. In the end of the book is a catalog of unlisted Civil War storecards in the collection of the American Numismatic Society. 1975, Second Edition, 645 pages, hardcover with dustjacket, New.

This monumental work spans over two centuries and illustrates in striking color the evolution of U.S. Military decorations from 1782 to the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal in 2003. In this comprehensive reference, not only are the obverse, reverse, and appropriate rim markings illustrated in full color, it also states eligibility for the award and gives historical background. An added treat are dozens of period photos of the decorations being worn. This new expanded edition is a result of continued years of research and upgrading of photographs, and has 176 more pages than the first edition. The authors have also been able to expand the coverage of known rim number styles and number ranges for Army, Navy, and Marine Corps campaign medals. With modern digital technology, all medals and ribbons have been color-corrected to give you the most accurate and detailed images. Although the first edition was highly praised, this new edition is without a doubt the best book ever done on the subject! Although there are an additional 176 pages of color, the publisher is holding to the price of the first edition printed a decade ago.