Numismatic DVDs-Are Collectors Buying These?

Sonorandesertrat

As I have begun building a numismatic reference collection, and have also been adding DVDs. David Lissot (www.coinvideo.com) offers many titles. Some interesting ones, that I have copies of, include the following:
ANA: Detecting Counterfeit and Altered U. S. Coins [2 DVDs] (J. P. Martin)
ANA93-037: How to Grade Early U.S. Coppers (Denis Loring)
ANA04-029: Numismatic Forgery: Mark Hofmann and Me (Charles Larson)
EAC07-008: How to Build a Library for Early American Copper Coins (John Kraljevich)
EAC08-002: Comparison of Market and Technical Grading (Panel Discussion)

Are other collectors also buying DVDs? If so, which ones?

LoveMyLiberty

Do you get to view any of the content before buying?

icsoccer

I received a Krause German Coins DVD at CICF. I tried it out and I am very impressed!
Easy to search and fast!
I will be buying more titles as needed.

Sonorandesertrat

<< <i>Do you get to view any of the content before buying? >>



Go to Lissot's website and see if anything you are interested in has a preview icon.
Some of the titles are good, some are real duds.

LoveMyLiberty

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<< <i>Do you get to view any of the content before buying? >>



Go to Lissot's website and see if anything you are interested in has a preview icon.
Some of the titles are good, some are real duds. >>




Thank you. I went to the site & watched quite a few of them. Sort of drove me
crazy with a 25-30 minute dvd & the preview is 4-5 min. of introducing someone.
Hadn't heard of this site & thank you for telling us. The people on the dvd's are
tops & some of the subjects sound fascinating.

Steve27

The Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins series come with DVDs now. I really like them due to the ability to do searches, and not having to leave the computer to look something up. I expect most texts such the Red Book will be available this way in the near future.