A Poll to see who reads/subscribes to which publication.

keets · January 1, 2005 9:46AM

These are just the ones I thought of in a quick minute. If you check other, can you please post to let us know of some other quality Numismatic publications we might try?? Thanks for helping.

I had thought I could make the poll so we could choose more than one, But evidentally I can't, so just choose your favorite and reply with any others if you want to.

Al H.

K6AZ · January 1, 2005 9:53AM

I guess there is no way to vote if you get more than one. Currently, I get the Numismatist, CW, and the Red Book. Others on a less frequent basis.

RYK · January 1, 2005 9:56AM

I read Coin World and the Numismatist regularly. Though I own a Redbook, I rarely use it.

K6AZ · January 1, 2005 9:56AM

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<< <i>I guess there is no way to vote if you get more than one. Currently, I get the Numismatist, CW, and the Red Book. Others on a less frequent basis. >>

yes there is, use other. >>

Uh, I posted what I got. But there is no way to make multiple selections in these polls.

fcloud · January 1, 2005 10:04AM

Where is all of the above? Thats the box I would check.

wam98 · January 1, 2005 10:06AM

I voted Coin World. Others that I read are Coin Values that comes with Coin World once a month. Coin Values has some excellent articles IMO. The Redbook is a must have for reference.

Garneteye · January 1, 2005 10:26AM

Numismatist---the ANA publication
Redbook
CW
NN
Coinage

cladking · January 1, 2005 10:40AM

NN, CW, Coins, and Coinage.

I just bought a Redbook for the first time since 1963. I'll probably get one every year for now on.

I get a Krause 1900 to date every once in a while and the earlier ones a little less often. I'll Jump on
a multi volume set for 1700's to date if they print it.

AuldFartte · January 1, 2005 10:42AM

Numismatist
Coin World
Numismatic News
Penny Wise (EAC publication)
Redbook
Krause 20th & 19th centuries
Spink (Coins of Great Britain)

and various specialty books for US Half Cents, Large Cents and Canadian coins.

LanLord · January 1, 2005 11:11AM

In the recent past I let my subscriptions to Coins, CoinWorld, CoinAge and Numismatic News expire.

I sort of miss getting them in the mail, but when I was getting them it was really the same of cr@p each issue so I thought I'd take a brake for a few months. Then I may resubscribe.

I get Redbooks when they come out. I also get the journals from the Seated Coin Collectors Club, John Reich collectors society, and Civil War Token Collectors club

Barry · January 1, 2005 11:40AM

<< <i>I read Coin World and the Numismatist regularly. Though I own a Redbook, I rarely use it. >>

Me too.

thecointrader · January 1, 2005 6:05PM

Cast my vote for Numismatic News as favorite in the poll, because the mint statistics column in that particular publication has allowed me to pick-up a quantity of a few low-mintage Mint products that I would have otherwise missed (i.e. Library of Congress $10 Bimetallic & Capitol Visitor Center $5 Gold), as well as a few nice trades thru the Free Classifieds, so it's been well worth the subscription price.

Also subscribe to:
Coin World w/Coin Values supplement
Numismatist
Franklin Collectors Club Newsletter

Allowed subscription to run out:
Coinage (last year)

Reference Books include:
Annual Red Book
Krause 19/20
Gray Sheet (binder pack quarterly refills Gray/Blue/Green etc)
Breen (sure wish this was updated annually, some entries have been disproven/updated)
Coin World Collectors Clearinghouse (ditto above)
Red Book (traditional, annually)
Red Book of Morgan Dollars (just ordered)
Coin Vault Guide to Gold Plated State Quarters

Just kidding about that last one, of course.

Cheers to all from a lurker who rarely posts...

The Coin Trader
thecointrader@hotmail.com

Julian · January 2, 2005 12:45AM

As a dealer, I read CW, NN, BNR, WC, Numismatist, etc. There was no way to click more than one.

ziggy29 · January 2, 2005 12:54AM

<< <i>I guess there is no way to vote if you get more than one. Currently, I get the Numismatist, CW, and the Red Book. Others on a less frequent basis. >>

Same here.

BAJJERFAN · January 2, 2005 1:15AM

Don't see a choice for NONE.

BAJJERFAN · January 2, 2005 1:15AM

Don't see a choice for NONE.

DaveG · January 2, 2005 4:06AM

I get Coin World, Numismatist, Gobrecht Journal (and E-Gobrecht), Asylum (and E-sylum) and Southern Gold Society eNewsletter.

DennisH · January 2, 2005 4:13AM

Kept looking for "None"... still looking.

19Lyds · January 2, 2005 4:15AM

I can't be the only one for Coin Prices! Can I?

Oh well, I only subscribed for the SAE.

DRUNNER · January 2, 2005 4:21AM

As you mentioned . . . I do subscribe to multiples . . Numismatic News, Coin World, The Numismatist, and CoinAge. Also pick up the basic Redbook every couple of years . . . and Coins when I am bored.

I really do like that new supplement "CoinValues" which features a different series each month. Great for the beginning collector, and I have to do a bit of educational stuff with the ANA ties I have, so they are awesome for me to use. . .

DRUNNER

NumisOxide · January 2, 2005 4:36AM

I get the Numismatist---the ANA publication every month and read Coinage. I got my first Red Book the 2005 one in the summer. Also, I found my dads 1968 Red Book the 21st edition.

ksteelheader · January 2, 2005 4:38AM

I voted other because I get both Numismatist and Coin World!

kranky · January 2, 2005 5:26AM

NN, CW, The Numismatist, and the Red Book (new copy every couple of years).

BASEagle · January 2, 2005 7:28AM

Coin World, Numismatist, have a red book but don't buy it every year.

Mike

BillJones · January 2, 2005 11:34AM

I subscribe to Coin World and COINage. I buy Red Books every year because I have a complete date set of them and keep them up. I usually buy a ring bound Red Book to take to shows. I also get the Numismatist because I belong to the ANA. I would not buy it otherwise. I also "Pennywise" as an EAC member and The Civil War Token Journal.