Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801 1900 Standard Catalog of World Coins 19th Century Edition 1801 1900
June 25, 2009 by Antique News · Leave a Comment

*Prices for silver, gold, platinum and palladium are at a 26-year high
*Features 2,000 more high quality coin images from the world’s leading auction houses
An indispensable reference for collectors of 19th century coins, this guide delivers descriptive and metallic details plus invaluable pricing, in five grades of condition, for everything from tokens and patterns to sets and standard issues. With prices for classic coins driving the market in Europe, and collector interest driving the prices in Russia, and the significant increase in general coin collecting by the Peoples Republic of China driving the entire market, it’s clear there’s a world of collectors in need of information only provided by this comprehensive catalog of 19th century world coins.
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Standard Catalog of World Coins….
Nice Catalog. Needs more updating on Guatemalan coins. Some mistakes regarding the diagram or design. Example: lines very close or out of definition.
5 Stars Very good catalog and paper quality
very good catalog, can know all the detail about all the coins arround the worlds, very good quality of papers
5 Stars Modern Foreign Coins, A Must Have For Collectors
If you collect Modern Foreign this book is a MUST HAVE, I have looked up 100 or more coins and have yet not to locate the coin I am looking for. It is comprehensive, has good pictures most of the Obverse and Reverse some just of the Obverse.
I highly recommend this book, its great.
David Jackson
4 Stars The Decision is Yours
This is a book that every collector whose interests exceed his backyard and go beyond his birthdate must have at home. There is no better help to start expanding your collection beyond 1901.
There is no better does not mean that there cannot be a better one. Some remarks must be taken into consideration
- this is an American catalog so prices in your country (if you’re not American that is) are most certainly different and there is no point to waste your time to prove Krause wrong. E.g. prices of German states’ coins in Germany are 50 to 100% higher than in Krause. They are which means that if you are looking for them you move to eBay and look for them elsewhere but not in Germany. Foreign dealers treat Krause prices of foreign coins seriously.
- this is an American catalog which has a soft spot for American coins. Most foreign readers will be mildly amused by eighteen pages of remarkably uninspired designs of the US patterns (fortunately most of them are not shown) or twelve pages of “territorial gold”.
- this is an American catalog so you may find some of coins from your country missing completely or missing a picture.
If you can accept all this, you will be happy with your purchase. If you can’t, you should think if you won’t be much happier with a more specific coin catalog but be sure that no other can give the kind of general view you find in this one.
5 Stars Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900
This publication is essential for anyone buying, selling or evaluating coins.
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Coin Collecting For Dummies For Dummies Sports and Hobbies
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Coin Collecting For Dummies For Dummies Sports and Hobbies

Can’t make heads or tails out of coin collecting? You need Coin Collecting For Dummies, 2nd Edition, the treasure trove on information on numismatics. This hands-on guide escorts you through the world’s oldest hobby, helping you decide which type of coins you want to collect, keep your collection in mint condition, buy and sell coins on the Internet, find interesting coin shows to attend, and assemble and diversify a great collection.
The purpose of this fun, easy-to-access guide is to turn you into a world-class coin collector in as little time as possible. You’ll learn what coins can teach you about history and geography, develop organizational and observational skills, and learn to use analytical tools, all without event thinking about it. And you’ll learn the basics about ancient coins, U.S. coins, world coins, and the wild-and-wooly stuff that really gets your numismatic juices flowing. Discover how to:
- Start your collection correctly
- Evaluate coins using age, condition, rarity, and more
- Buy interesting coins without breaking the bank
- Locate rare and expensive coins
- Get savvy about avoiding fakes
- Get the whole family involved in your collection
- Develop a buying strategy
- Clean and handle coins safely
- Keep your collection secure at home and on the road
- Investigate tokens, medals, and miscellaneous coins
- Create complete collections of copper, nickel, silver, or gold U.S. coins
When it comes to numismatics, Coin Collecting For Dummies, 2nd Edition is right on the money!
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Coin Collecting for Dummies
This book answered questions I didn’t even know I needed to ask! Other books on the subject tend to leave you feeling like a “dummy” or that you shouldn’t be a coin collector if you don’t know what they’re talking about. This was well written by two knowlegable authors who took the time to explain everything.
5 Stars Everyone Learning About Coin Collecting Read This Book
This is a perfect book for the coin collector. I have read it twice. It has great information in it and will help the collector before he buys coins. Do not buy coins unless you read this first. It will help you make good choices. Learn about collecting first.
5 Stars A Great Place to Start…
A great book for kids and adults that are just starting in coin collecting. The topics range from the simple to the advanced. Read just the chapters that interest you and you will be ahead in the coin collecting game.
4 Stars Great book
I’m still consulting it, but it’s a great book. It say what your dealers don’t want, or takes you a lot of time to investigate. I’m from Mexico, and mexican coins amateur collector, i have catalogs but this book has been to useful.
5 Stars Great book for getting started
I landed the job of cataloging my Father-in-law’s coin collection. I didn’t know a thing about coins. I got this book to help point me in the right direction. It is extremely helpful in giving me the terms used and explaining the DO’s and Dont’s (DO NOT CLEAN THE COINS) of collecting coins.
