For both novice and expert collectors, this guide includes grading information and standards, mint and mintmark locations, metallic compositions and weights, bullion values of U.S. coins, proof and mint set listings, U.S. commemorative coins, coin histories, coin organizations, educational information, tips for investors, and 480 coin illustrations.

Edmund's provides readers with current market prices for all U.S. coins by type and condition. With more than 350 illustrations and vital collecting and market information, Edmund's is a must for any investor, collector or dealer. (Collectibles)

Edmund Publications is proud to announce the initial release of an annual paperback investment which gives comprehensive price breakdowns of all U.S. coins, circulated as well as commemorative.

With a fresh, attention-grabbing cover design and new, collector-friendly interior pages, Edmund's provides your customers with current market prices for all U.S. coins by type and condition. With more than 350 illustrations and vital market information, Edmund's is a must for any investor, collector or dealer. (Collectibles)

For both novice and expert collectors, this new and improved guide to coins enables readers to recognize valuable coins, appraise their coin collection, and build a diversified portfolio. This book features 480 coin illustrations, tips for investors, grading information and standards, coin histories, coin organizations, and much more.

Having already sold more than half a million copies in previous editions, this numismatic classic has been fully updated to include the latest in the U.S. Mint's 50 State Quarters Program.

To create this book, Moy has drawn on a lifetime of interest in coins and precious metals, leading up to his 2006 confirmation as director of the U.S. Mint. Under his tenure, demand for American gold bullion coins multiplied more than fivefold, from less than 330,000 ounces in 2007 to 1,800,000-plus ounces in 2009, and counting. The U.S. Mint went from a major producer to the world's largest producer of gold, silver, and platinum coins, with bullion coins accounting for the majority of the Mint's revenues.