Post a picture of your coin book library. Or book collection in general.

TURBO

My modest book collection, mostely firearms and hunting related doesn't even rate a photo.
I bet some of you have some awesome collections. Coin related etc.

I'd like to see em!

cardinal

Here is a small portion of my library -- a selection of pedigreed copies of 19th century auction catalogs -- used to trace coin pedigrees, of course! (So, coin related! )



The MacKenzie catalog from 1869 is the first coin auction catalog in the U.S. to feature photographic plates:



This first-plated catalog includes a clear photo of a 1794 dollar --



That photo matches the photo from a very rare (R7+) plated catalog from 1874 --



Through this process, that very same 1794 dollar can be traced to its current owner today, a very prominent numismatist in the South East.

MidLifeCrisis

See if you can make out any of these. Many are important for what I collect.

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LanceNewmanOCC

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only 1 book in my collection



don't judge me !
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jesbroken

Here are most of my Numismatic Books. Several are on loan or in various other places. I love having books
and can only wish I had not sold my collection of Walter Breen's Books---like him or not.
I can only imagine how mine pales in comparison to some on the these boards.
Jim



edited to add pic--Jim

TURBO

Some nice collections!

lcoopie

Any books I purchase are in Kindle version at this point.
I can take a photo of my iPad but you have the idea.

Sonorandesertrat

"See if you can make out any of these. Many are important for what I collect. "

OK, MLC. Is that green pb book, with no title on the spine, a copy (reprint?) of the King Farouk Sale?

MidLifeCrisis

<< <i>"See if you can make out any of these. Many are important for what I collect. "

OK, MLC. Is that green pb book, with no title on the spine, a copy (reprint?) of the King Farouk Sale? >>


Yes it is.