Obsolete paper money encyclopedia debuts in Memphis

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Q. David Bowers, the “Dean of American Numismatics,” was a featured speaker at the 38th annual Memphis International Paper Money Show on Friday, June 13, 2014. He presented an insider’s view of the rarity, pricing, and market for obsolete currency, and introduced the first two volumes of the new Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money. … Read more

Coin widows night out

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Attention ladies! At the club’s second meeting this month, Saturday, June 21, you are invited to join the newly formed, fun-loving (and hungry) group of ladies who have initiated a ladies night out during the meeting. If you are interested in having a good meal and an evening of no coin talk, please call Marilyn … Read more

Friedberg’s paper money book, fourth edition, released

Building on the scope of Robert Friedberg’s groundbreaking research, the Guide Book of United States Paper Money, fourth edition, is an engaging history and price guide of the paper currency of the United States. The full-color, 416-page book is available for $24.95 online (including at WhitmanBooks.com) and from booksellers and hobby retailers nationwide. The Guide … Read more

New Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money

Whitman Publishing announces the impending release of volumes 1 and 2 of the Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money, by Q. David Bowers. Each volume is an 8.5 x 11–inch hardcover book printed in full color on high-quality paper. Volume 1 is “An Introduction for Collectors and Historians.” Volume 2 is the first of three … Read more

New Morgan dollar book by Miles Standish

Whitman Publishing announces the release of Morgan Dollar: America’s Love Affair With a Legendary Coin, by Michael “Miles” Standish. The 160-page hardcover book will be available May 27, 2014, from booksellers and hobby shops nationwide, and online (including at Whitman.com), for $29.95. Miles Standish is vice president and senior grader of PCGS. His new book … Read more

“Play in the dirt again”

Jim Braun’s house in Atlanta was built in 1941. He was moving several plants in his front yard that had been there for many years. As Jim was removing the plants, a bright shiny object in the soil caught his attention. Jim picked up the object removing the dirt on it to discover it was a 1943 Winged … Read more