by Roderick P. HughesThe Definitive U.S. Coin Guide Since 1943 Fully Revised 14th Edition |
| 288 Pages - 5.5 x 8.5 - ISBN 0-8119-0820-8 - Paper - Retail US$ 14.95 |
The standard reference work that gives the most up-to-date price
information on old and rare coins in circulation. Over 320 illustrations
and a history of coinage.
| 280 Pages - 5.5 x 8.5 - ISBN 0-8119-0587-X - Paper - Retail US$ 9.95 |
"A book that many have wished for but no one came around to writing
until now. Stories of great philatelic holdings, and the path of stamp
rarities from owner to owner are related in a most convincing fashion. A
most interesting and wonderful book."
-- David C. Stump, American Philatelic Congress.
| 200 Pages - 5.5 x 8.5 - ISBN 0-8119-0668-X - Paper - Retail US$ 15.95 |
Dr. Bierman, a leading biographer of the special people in philatelics, also has a connoisseur's appreciation for fabled collectibles. By combining the two interests, he creates books that are absolutely unique in the philatelic literature of all-time.
| 220 Pages - 6 x 9 - ISBN 0-8119-0669-8 - Paper - Retail US$ 14.95 |
This invaluable philatelic sourcebook provides comprehensive, up-to-date information on 350 stamp-auction houses and mail-bid firms in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Africa.
Each entry includes the firm's name, location, history, and frequency of auctions held. The frim's catalog is described in detail, and information is given on how to obtain one. The directory also includes a special section on U.S. firms specializing in postal history, covers, and postcards.
| 316 Pages - 5.5 x 8.5 - ISBN 0-8119-0452-0 - Hardcover - Retail US$ 24.95 |