Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001-Date

The fourth and last installment in the collection. Unfortunately is the one that has the least value for your money as you will need to buy a new copy every few years. Still it ius a must for any serious coin collector.

This animal is good for pointing out many coins that may be missed in the smaller magazines and at trade shows. However, it is a catalog, about the size of a phone book and with so few advertisers that they are negligible. There are no fancy color pictures just coins and lots of them divided into countries; so many coins that it can make your head spin if you are not searching for a particular theme. The shallow part of the book is the depth of time. This version contains the Euro and it may not be ancient coins or Notgeld but the designs are innovative and affordable. Collect them now while they are at face value. In the years to come they will be of value and sentimental value to your offspring. I know the book is a tad expensive but it is worth adding to the collection or catalogs on earlier eras. Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1801-1900 (Standard Catalog of World Coins 19th Century Edition 1801-1900) World Notgeld, 1914-1947: A Guide & Checklist and Other Local Issue Emergency Money

I got two books and shipment was very good. Books arrived in good condition. Thanks. Cem Barlok

This catalog is the best one concerning the hobby of coin collecting. But the description of some coins which belong to countries not using the latin alphabet is not enough images are also needed. This countries are mainly Thailand, Belarus, Ukraine, Bangladash, Nepal and of course Islamic countries. Yours sincerely Vahe Tekartinyan