Are you looking for the best christmas gift for your family or friends who love coin collecting and it's their big passion? You may not find such nice thematic present to put under the Christmas Tree This beautiful coin collecting notebook is a funny gift idea for every coin collecting lover you know. They can use it daily, writing down their thoughts, important things, homework or use it as diary. 120 white lined pages in very compact size of 6x9 inches with space for all crucial notes you need to write down about your life, work, dreams - whatever you want. Simple and nice coin collecting lover notebook with funny design saying: I just really like coin collecting Ok?. It's the best Christmas Gift Idea for every person who really loves coin collecting.

"**Click the "Author" link above just below the title of this book to see more notebook designs.** 8.5 x 11 inches 120 Pages Coin Collecting Inventory Logbook, Makes a fantastic gift for Coin Collectors, Coin Lovers and Numismatists. It includes: ★Nicely Designed Pages for coin collectors to fill in information in regards to all coins and collections ★Detail Contact Information and Owner Information as well as clear logbook details for coin owners with multiple notebooks ★Detail Information in regards to every coins record such as item, decription, source, condition, purchase date and price column for each entry. ★Page number and Date of inventory for each pages ★Over 2000 Entries in one notebook

★★ Buy the Paperback version of this book and get the eBook version included for FREE ★★ A lot of people are unknowingly throwing away potentially thousands of dollars because they don't know how to evaluate what the coins in their pockets are worth. You can avoid this mistake. Just imagine what you could do with all that extra cash. Numismatism is a world of coin collecting. Coin collectors can be found in all corners of the world. Coin collecting is a lot more than just understanding what coins are required in order to complete a certain set. By diving into the world coin collecting, you are likely to learn more about history than you ever did in your history classroom. Each coin has a story behind it. There are many reasons to take up coin collecting. You may just wish to develop your collection of rare coins over time which will fill you with a sense of pride each time you think of it. You may, on the other hand, wish to supplement your income by selling certain coins. Either way, this book is for you if you have read this far. In this book, you can expect to learn about: -The terms you need to know to navigate the world of coin collecting -How to get started -How to evaluate coins -How to Look after the coins -How to connect with other like-minded collectors -And a lot more! Even if you never cared much for coin collecting, it's worth giving it a shot since it is so easy to start and you can easily end up being more interested than you expected, and after that is just a matter of time until you achieve your coin collecting goals. If you are ready to jump right into the world of coin collecting, then scrolling over to the BUY button and clicking it is the first step.

"Like the old saying goes, ""Money makes the world go 'round."" We use it every day. We could not acquire most necessary items needed in daily life without it. We almost always want more of it, but for coin collectors, money is much more than a piece of metal. It is a hobby, a learning experience, and can be a lifelong obsession. There really are no hard statistics on the amount of people who collect coins in the world. Some people suggest that one out of every 10,000 people is an active coin collector. That is pretty staggering when you think about the population of the world. People have been collecting coins for years. At one time, it was called the hobby of kings, but today people from all walks of life and of all ages are maintaining coin collections. Their reasons are varied. Some like the history behind coinage. Some do it to amass a collection worthy of handing down to future generations. Still others are simply businesspeople buying and selling coins to make a living. Collecting coins can be somewhat of a treasure hunt for many. The quest for that one coin to complete their collection can be an obsession. Whatever the reason, coin collecting is a very popular hobby, one that can be pursued by all age groups. There are actually educational benefits to getting children started as coin collectors. The practice of numismatics that is, the collection and study of coins, paper money, tokens and medals, offers the collector many different areas to specialize in. With the many specializations of coins, there is a wealth of material out there for coin collectors to concentrate on which makes it such an interesting and diverse hobby. In this book, we will explore the phenomenon of coin collecting and give you ways to get started on your own collection. There are many, many nuances of the hobby and it is almost impossible to give you all the information you will need to become a seasoned collector. What we have done is give you enough to get started in this rather enjoyable activity."

Move up from putting all your coins into a piggy bank. Looking for something you can do in your spare time that doesn't involve Facebook or Netflix? If you're feeling like your weekends are increasingly monotonous and unproductive, it might be time to find a new hobby or project. Coin collecting may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a worthwhile pursuit, but it is a pastime that is very easy to get obsessed with. With low barriers for entry and exit, it is a hobby you can start right away without worrying about having to buy expensive tools or learn complicated processes. It's exciting and exhilarating when you're hunting for that elusive coin to complete your set. But at the same time, it's relaxing and absorbing when you're studying your collection and learning about the rich history behind it. What's more, coin collecting will have you saving money for fun! And you won't just be saving the cost of the coins you've collected--the value of the coins in your collection can appreciate considerably over the years. Single pieces, complete sets, and entire collections can be sold for hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. One coin collection even sold for $44.9 million, setting a world record. As with any collection, it pays to know which coins are worth collecting and how to keep your prized possessions safe and intact. In Coin Collecting for Beginners, you will discover: The essential information you need to know before you start your coin collection to maximize its value How to understand the coin grading system and apply this knowledge when selecting the coins for your collection The #1 thing you should never do with your coins that could lead to a significant decrease in their value The precautionary measures to take to protect yourself from fraudulent deals and avoid losing money Why some rare coins may be worth less than common coins, as well as what factors you should look at to determine a coin's value How to increase buyer confidence when selling your coins using this one popular industry practice The insider's secret to getting the highest possible price for your coins The three rooms in your house where coins should never be stored if you want to preserve their quality The surprising reason why having a second coin collection can actually be less stressful than having just one The tear-jerking amount coins are selling for today and how you can get in on the action And much more. Whether you're a 10-year-old kid with an obsession for history, or an adult with plans of striking it rich, coin collecting is a meaningful hobby that grows with you and increases in value the longer you are in it. Even if you don't end up selling your collection, it's then something you can pass on to your children or grandchildren so that they can take over and add to it--or even sell it for a handsome profit. Either way, it will never go to waste. For most collectors, coins become a lifelong passion. Considering that it offers a balanced mix of relaxation, excitement, and eventual profit, it's no wonder why people become instantly hooked. If you want to spend your weekends more productively and build a valuable collection that will last for generations, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now.

"Quick Guide to Coin Collecting" will help you build the coin collection of your dreams whether you're beginning your numismatic journey or an old hand wanting fresh insights of the hobby without breaking the bank. Author John Freeman candidly discusses the knowledge, tips, tactics and strategies you must know in order to build a coin collection of increasing value. You'll find specific steps to build a valuable collection, evaluate and value coins, detect counterfeit and altered coins, coin hunt like the pros and understand how to read a coin. Avoid the traps and pitfalls learn how to: Start and build a valuable coin collection, Evaluate coins by age, condition, rarity and more, Detect and avoid counterfeit and altered coins, Discover rare variety and error coins. A Happy Reader - "I received my copy of "Quick Guide to Coin Collecting" this morning. From me it gets an A+++ and I highly recommend it for beginning collectors." Mary M - Wisconsin From the Author of Quick Guide to Coin Collecting: "Want to buy coins or build a collection? If you don't understand the difference you'll quickly find yourself simply buying coins...and wondering where all your money went. Like many collectors I've been through the trials and tribulations of the hobby, often learning hard lessons. It doesn't have to be that way. You can build a substantial collection and not break the bank using the ideas and concepts outlined in the book." Another Happy Reader - "Mr. Freeman, I love the way your book reads as a story and it starts at the very beginning of your coin collecting. One can't help but wonder what coins may have passed through our hands. The book is very inviting and informative. Excellent read!" Teressa K, Oklahoma City When it comes to coin collecting the "Quick Guide to Coin Collecting" is right on the money for beginning coin collectors and the experienced collector. You'll find a discussion of ideas not often talked about in coin collecting circles. Find fresh, new ideas to make your hobby more interesting and learn to build a coin collection you'll be proud of without breaking the bank. Happy Collecting!

"A Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting" You are standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. Your turn rolls around, you pay the clerk and patiently wait for your change. As she places the change in your hand suddenly your heart leaps to your throat and for an instant you even forget to breath! There in the palm of your hand is what appears to be a "Mercury Dime!" You quickly contain yourself and slip the change in your wallet. When you return home you are able to confirm that you do have a somewhat rare find! The Mercury Dimes were produced on and off during the 20th century and have a market value of $50 a piece. Aren't you glad you caught the coin collecting bug a few months ago? Okay, maybe that was a bit over the top but make no mistake this story unfolds across the country very frequently. Just a little bit of knowledge and you, too, can learn how to distinguish the occasional rare find. "A Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting" can give you the information you need to find that rare coin and determine if this is a hobby you would like to pursue. Discover this: Becoming a Numismatic - the fancy word for a coin collector Where to find coins - some places are better than others What you should look for in a coin - shiny isn't always better What are mints and mint marks - master this before you get started What affects the value of a coin - is it all about age? Getting started - learn how to begin without a lot of hassles Grading your coins - learn how or Should you use a grading service - what is your preference? When should you sell - timing is everything Pros and cons of buying at auction - best know who is bidding About commemorative and other special coins - these are specialty coins How and where you can buy bullion coins - limited availability but worth it Detecting counterfeit coins - don't get taken in How to avoid shysters and frauds - yes, they are out there and you need to learn the ropes How to care for your coins - a glass jar just doesn't get it Getting the answers to these and other compelling questions is a must for anyone who is considering coin collecting as a hobby or avocation. Learn all the ins and outs and discover whether this is a hobby you would like to pursue. If you do have a "stash" of coins you've been gathering in a large water jug, today is the day to discover if you have "buried treasure." One click on"A Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting" and you'll get the answers you need!