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ISBN: 1440229627
Author: Thomas Michael,George S. Cuhaj
Publisher: Krause Publ; 40 edition (June 29, 2012)
Language: English
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The Standard Catalog of World Coins is a series of numismatic catalogs, commonly known as the Krause catalogs. They are published by Krause Publications, a division of F+W Media. The by-century volumes list by date virtually every coin type, most of which are photographed, with mintage and other information, plus market valuations in up to 5 grades. Listings are by denomination rather than series, as in earlier World coin catalogs

Identifies and lists current prices for all of the world's coins.

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Comments: (7)

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I have been a big fan of the Krauss World Coin books and think they typically are an excellent value for the information included but this editions leaves out many countries!!! They were in prior editions though. So I can't even replace my old guide with this one as how else can I value coins from Panama, Republic of China or even Spain. Thats right there are NO coins listed from Spain etc, not just a few left out! There are several other smaller countries absent as well(ie. Southern Rhodesia, Congo-Democratic Republic). These countries' complete absences makes me doubt the information that did make it in the guide.

I would have returned this book if I hand not already started marking it up.

They really should release a free supplement with the 100+ pages that are missing.

Epic fail.

Mustard Forgotten

I've always wanted to have a "behind the scenes" look at how values are determined for this volume from year-to-year. Do they have a "team" of researchers combing eBay and other auction sites? Do they attend shows or look at publications to get sale and asking prices? Do they review supply and demand for particular types and dates? It almost seems like too much information and detail to comprehensively update on a yearly basis. Whether it was because of a fast approaching publication deadline, not enough editorial staff, illness, or something else entirely, this was definitely one of the weakest 20th Century catalogs in Krause's history. Intrinsic precious metal values aren't consistent, entire countries are missing and there seems to be no relationship between published values and what I see stuff selling for on eBay, which, as far as I'm concerned, is really the "go to" resource for market values these days. Krause has stepped to the plate and provided the missing info in a number of formats (the easiest is going to [...]), but, really, this shouldn't have happened in the first place. Maybe making this a biennial catalog and improving the editorial effort will bring the luster back to the "Bible" of world coins. There really is no other game in town.

Dammy

I've bought the Standard catalog for many years. It is the standard bible for coin collectors. However this year the publishers, Krause Publications, have produced an inferior edition. Countries like Panama and Spain are missing, to name a few. You'll be better off with thew 2008 edition! You can call 1-855-842-5272 and the company will send you the pasges or CD for the 6 missing countries....

Der Bat

I have not yet received this item, but I know that I will like it. I have had and used these world coin catalogs for many years and I know how informative and accurate they are.

SupperDom

As the title says, these two countries are also missing. The omission of Panama is mentioned in a comment to another review, but I thought it should be highlighted because of the number of folks who collect Panamanian coins as a result of working/living in the former Canal Zone. I will be returning this as a flawed product.

kolos

I am a coin dealer as well as a collector. I need this book every day. Not having all the countries in this book will require me to tote the old edition to every coin show. Surely the publisher is going to do a revised edition or a book with the missing countries?!

Rleyistr

Good reference coin book.

I have purchased the Standard Catologue of World Coins for every year since I started collecting seriously in the early 1990's. It is a reference which as a collector I cannot do without. Through the years I have been delighted to see the changes in the hobby and in the value of my collection. As most everyone knows, there has been a massive upserge in precious metal values and it is nice to have a reference that has finally taken these increases into account in valuing coins, however the effort must have blown the editor's minds. I am a fourth of the way through updating my collection's values and have already noticed that the editors have left out three nations and several regions all together. These include DR Congo, Spain!!! and the Republic of China. How do you have a world coin catalogue and leave out SPAIN?!?! We, as serious collectors are captive to this book, without it we run blind. It is horribly negligant to publish something, missing so much, that has ALWAYS been covered in other editions. It is shameful. I continue in disapointed terror to see what else is missing from this edition, I noticed the NCLT junk from Isle of Man and Marshall Islands was there as usual, maybe if they were to be removed we could have a guide and values for some real coins!

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