For the complete accumulation of English and U.K. coin prices, look to the Coincraft's Standard Catalogue. Readers receive a free 128-page checklist of British coins from 1816 to date, listing the only coins which are legal tender in Great Britain. With the Standard Catalogue and the free checklist, collectors are prepared to price any English or U.K. coin. Many new illustrations to showcase the coin's details have been added, including the King Charles I and English Civil War period. More than 10,000 changes in 50,000 coin prices is enough reason for collectors to own this new edition. In addition to the 5,000 photos, 500 new ones and nearly 200 new line drawings are included. The indices are considerably improved and expanded. Find complete coverage for Hammered coins 1066-1662, Milled coins 1656-1967 and Decimal coins 1968 to date. Each series section includes an extensive introduction with practical collecting hints. A review of the British numismatic year recaps all the breaking news that affects collectors worldwide. -- Readers receive a free 128-page checklist of British coins 1816 to date, valued at $11.00, by completing a coupon enclosed in the book -- Thousands of new and updated prices -- New illustrations

This is a newly published book covering the varieties of 20th Century bronze coins, from the smallest one-third farthing up to and including the brass threepenny bit. There are 145 pages of information and identifiers to enable the collector to swiftly and definitively identify their coins with 139 photographs showing the features that distinguish each type for a particular denomination and year.Not just the major varieties are covered, like the 1926 ordinary and modified effigy pennies. Also included are the minor types. For instance, there are descriptions of the 13 types of 1902 Low Tide penny and the two varieties of normal tide penny of this year. The book also covers the varieties of the decimal bronze coins.In writing this book, the author has investigated many sources of information concerning bronze varieties and has brought together all the disparate information concerning them into one informative manual, which will be invaluable to the collector.

This book covers the varieties of 20th Century Silver coins, from the smallest threepence up to and including the cupro-nickel Crowns. There are 240+ pages of information and identifiers to enable the collector to swiftly and definitively identify their coins with 249 photographs showing the features that distinguish each type for a particular denomination and year.Not just the major varieties are covered, like the 1926 ordinary and modified effigy halfcrowns. Also included are the minor types. For instance, there are descriptions of the wide range of minor types found on coins in the 1920s. The book also covers the varieties of the decimal cupro-nickel coins.In writing this book, the author has investigated many sources of information concerning silver varieties and has brought together all the disparate information concerning them into one informative manual, which will be invaluable to the collector.A bargain start price and a 'must have' for any serious collector of silver coinage.

Collector's guide to English and United Kingdom coin values.

For a complete accumulation of English and U.K. coin prices, look to Coincraft's 1999 Standard Catalogue of English & U.K. Coins 1066 to Date. Featuring many new illustrations and photographs which showcase the coin's details, readers are sure to identify and price their coins quickly and easily. With a complete review and updating of 50,000 coin prices and 5,000 photos, 700 being new, no collector of English and U.K. coins will want to be without this new edition. In addition to price changes and new photos, a section has been added on hammered and milled patterns, as well as an index of engravers and designers of milled coins. Collectors will find this all inclusive guide to U.K. and English coins easy to use with quick index charts and it's comprehensive general index. All entries are arranged by denomination rather than region to assist in quick identification.