Post a old U.S. Red Book

NumisOxide

I have only two of them. The 1968 the 21st edition and 2005 the 58th edition. Post some different editions.

lordmarcovan

Lyin' around somewhere I have a 1965 (my birthyear) and a 1976 (my birthyear as a collector).

TommyType

My 1963, also my birthyear. Interesting thing about the 1963 is that it's an ERROR book. Page 237 is missing, but 239 is printed twice.

rainbowroosie

Is that a unique "double struck" 1963?????

Neptune

I have these:

Hardback - Redbook
A Guidebook of United States Coins -by R.S. Yeoman

17th Edition - 1964
18th Edition - 1965
19th Edition - 1966
21st Edition - 1968
23rd Edition - 1970
25th Silver Anniversary Edition - 1972
32nd Edition - 1979

Hardbook - Bluebook
Handbook of United States Coins With Premium List -by R.S. Yeoman

1964 - 21st Edition -
1965 - 22nd Edition
1966 - 23rd Edition
1967 - 24th Edition
1968 - Silver Anniversary Edition
1969 - 26th Edition
1972 - 29th Edition

relayer

The oldest one I have is 1984

TommyType

<< <i>Is that a unique "double struck" 1963????? >>



I WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S ON PAGE 237!!!

By the way, have any of you with older versions ever compared the english usage to the newer printings. The information hasn't changed much. But it struck me as very interesting how english usage has changed even in that seemingly short time. I don't know when the text was initially written (probably from the first printing in 19??).

Tom

braddick

My two favorites (1949 and 1955):


Speaking of Red Books, do you guys have your Limited Edition (leather cover, gold leaf, signed) 2005 Red Books yet? Mintage: 3,000.

kuwegg57

I have a 1957 10th edition. Bought on eBay.

1804 Dollar $12500
1913 Liberty $7000
1894 S Barber dime $2500

And My latest purchase 1879 CC Morgan $8.50 UNC

NumisOxide

Cool Red Books everybody. I like that 1949 braddick. Who else has some to post?

Eastside

I have a 14th Edition, it does'nt list the Year on the cover but it's for 1961, also have a 64,65,66,67,68,69,70,73,75,76,77, and a 78 that my mom bought me and wrote "Happy 19th Birthday" by far my most Valuble One, 79 up allthough I'm missing the early 90's.

Most were bought or were giving to me, and one funny note is the early to late 60's editions and those outragious values for moderns
(lower mintage moderns that is) especially 50's stuff.

Eastside

stev32k

I have the 1963 Red Book, 16th edition. It lists the price of a 1907 high relief Roman Numeral St. Gaudens in Unc. condition at $550, and a proof at $2,150. It's kind of fun to look at some of these prices.

dbldie55

I have the 8th and then 11-58 editions along with many of the specials. The rest of the first 10 get expensive, but someday I hope to complete the set.