Book Description

The guide is for the novice desiring to gain knowledge about coin collecting and error coins. There is a lot of information about coin collecting and error coins on the internet, some are credible, and some is not credible. The web information offered is not always accurate since the sources are often not experts. Most credible dealers are those who have a good standing with ANA and PNG . This guide will present data from credible sources and the knowledge we have gained from buying and selling since 1967.Coin collecting can fun and rewarding. Searching bankrolls and pocket change are the most common methods of finding coins. Obtaining coins from a reputable source, a certified coin dealer, or a credible auction site ensures coins are authentic and graded correctly.Included in this guide: -The basics for starting a collection-Identifying valuable coins, coin errors, and collecting basics.-Key numismatic terms-Detecting variations and worthless strikes-The history of coin collecting-Circulated hoarded coins of no numismatic value.-Identification of valuable coins for new collectors-Coin error definitions with photographs.-Glossary-About the authorCoin collecting can fun and rewarding. Searching bankrolls and pocket change are the most common methods of finding coins. Obtaining coins from a reputable source, a certified coin dealer, or a credible auction site ensures coins are authentic and graded correctly.Error coins were first encapsulated in 1999 by PCGS. Since 1999, all primary encapsulation services have followed suit. Error coin hunting is a hobby of many collectors, mostly since the silver coins disappeared from circulation. This guide presents error types, descriptions, and photographs.