Coin World: "Whitman set to release American Eagle reference book"
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Whitman set to release American Eagle reference book
By William T. Gibbs , Coin World Published: Oct 4, 2022, 10 AM
Collectors of American Eagle silver dollars will soon have a new guide: Whitman Publishing’s upcoming release,
“A Guide Book of American Silver Eagles,” a new reference and history by Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez.
Collectors of American Eagle silver dollars will soon have a new reference guide to consult — Whitman Publishing’s upcoming release of A Guide Book of American Silver Eagles, a new reference and history by Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez.
The 384-page book is volume 27 in Whitman’s “Bowers Series” of numismatic references, named for prolific author Q. David Bowers. It will debut in November, available from booksellers and hobby shops nationwide for $29.95. In the meantime, it is available for preorder (including at www.Whitman.com and online bookstores).
As related in a press release from Whitman, “The United States Mint has sold more than 600 million American Silver Eagles since 1986. As a collectible coin widely admired by hobbyists, the American Silver Eagle has been called ‘the modern Morgan silver dollar.’ It is also the world’s most popular silver bullion coin for investors. Its weight, content, and purity are guaranteed by the government of the United States. Each American Silver Eagle contains one full ounce of .999 fine silver.”
In the Guide Book of American Silver Eagles, “award-winning writer Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez offers readers the content they’ve come to expect from the Bowers Series: behind-the-scenes history; experienced guidance for both collectors and investors; market analysis; and valuable advice on grading, storage, cherrypicking for quality, and other tips for smart acquisition of these popular coins.”
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Comments
Looks like a great companion to this.
We’ll need to look into it for the holidays 😁
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Looking forward to seeing this. I had the pleasure of answering a few questions, via Newman Portal, during the research phase.
That will definitely be added to my library. Cheers, RickO
Sounds neat. I may want buy that book.