The 2013 Red Book of U.S. Coins is available in several different formats. Shown above are the hardcover, hidden spiral, large print and standard spiral formats.
Information contained in the book not only
helps individuals identify U.S. coins in their possession but also offers an
estimate of their values based on condition.
Coin values are the largest portion of the
book with the newest edition offering "7,045 entries in up to nine grades
each with more than 32,000 valuations," according to Whitman. But that is
not the only reason to obtain one of these helpful guides as it covers the
gamut of American coinage.
"The 2013 edition of the Red Book
covers the history of colonial and early American coins; official federal
issues from half cents through silver dollars and gold coins; classic and
modern commemoratives; Proof and Mint sets; error coins; Civil War tokens;
pioneer (territorial) gold; every state and territorial quarter, plus the new
National Park quarters; all of the presidential and Native American dollars;
and more," explains Whitman Publishing about the newest Red Book release.
The 2013 hardcover version is 448 pages
long as it has been expanded 16 pages. It also includes 1,974 full-color photographs,
which are instrumental in coin identification.
R.S. Yeoman founded the reference book in
the mid-1940. An essay in the 66th edition entitled "Coin Collecting
Yesterday and Today" describes the hobby from the days of the first issue
through the present.
Whitman Publishing offers the Red Book in
several different formats including a large print edition and a leather-bound
limited edition autographed by longtime senior editor Kenneth Bressett.
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