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No other guide to paper money provides worldwide secondary market values except the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money. This is the book you can turn to for help in growing your collection, identifying true treasures in what you already own and positioning yourself for a profitable sale. With more than 12,000 photos and up-to-date pricing in three grades of preservation, this guide has it all.

Standard Catalog of World Paper Money - General Issues is the definitive book on circulating world paper money from 14th century China to the mid 20th century. Extensively illustrated, it includes numerous varieties and specimen notes.

This tested and trusted United States currency catalog delivers a fresh full-color format, with large-size images, many appearing in print for the first time, concise descriptions and current market values in up to 4 grades of preservation. Between the pages of this popular guide you'll find monetary issues including large size, small size, fractional currency, National Bank Notes, error notes, and encased postage, among others.

Compact packaging and large-size photos deliver on-the-spot identifying details for making savvy online auction decisions. Appealing collecting details whether you're a serious currency collector or someone with a general interest in the history of paper money. This handy reference equips you with the key details to successfully identify, assess, buy and sell modern U.S. paper money. With precise population figures, serial number range listings, up-to-date analyzed values, and more than 300 photos and illustrations, this take-anywhere reference helps you stay on top of today's U.S. paper money market

The Standard Catalog of United States Paper Money is the only annual guide that provides complete coverage of U.S. Currency with today's market prices and presented in full color.his is the essential guide for U.S. paper money collectors, researchers, estate planners, investors and historians.

Whether you're a seasoned collector of U.S. coins and paper money, or a beginner with a piggy bank of potential the tips and tools you need to accurately identify, assess and better understand the history of monetary treasures can be found in this all-inclusive fourth edition. With new full-color photos you gain a panoramic view of the world of U.S. coins and currency, from 1700 to the present.

Building on the comprehensive scope of the classic Friedberg text, Q. David Bowers has written a definitive history of paper currency of the United States. Every federal note--from the ultra rare Demand Notes of 1861 to the lunch money in your wallet today--is described in detail. Bowers' engaging narrative captures the romance and history of American paper money, and also explores recent developments in the hobby and market. Combining the hobby-standard Friedberg numbering system with retail prices and hundreds of color and black-and-white photos, this book promises to be a standard reference for years to come.

Few mistakes register the kind of acceptability and interest that paper money errors do. This new edition of the ultimate guide to errors provides new discoveries, and updated listings of coins that found their way into circulation. Review new photos, updated pricing, and revamped "Insights and Incidents" features in this guide and you'll more easily identify dramatic finds and important historical developments within paper money errors.