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1. "United States Commemorative Coins - 1892 - 1939" by Stuart Mosher, 2nd edition (1946) published by Wayte Raymond. This softbound book contains 52 pages and has numerous black and white photos. No information about the holders but this is one of the earliest references for commemorative coins available today. It is an excellent reference and in very good condition.

Price: $35.00

2. "United States Commemorative Coinage" by Arlie R. Slabaugh, 1st Edition, 1962. Hardbound, 144 pages, light wear and trivial marks not affecting contents. Lots of photos and decent information about commemorative holders and other assorted memorabilia. Even more than 40 years ago, Arlie Slabaugh realized how important the holders and memorabilia really are to telling the complete story of these coins! A great book and a "MUST HAVE" for your library.

Price: $20.00

3. "United States Commemorative Coinage" by Arlie R. Slabaugh, 2nd edition, 1975. Hardbound, 160 pages. Updated and a little more complete than the original 1962 volume, this book also includes the proposed 1976 bicentennial coins. Additional illustrations and more details in this terrific follow-up volume. BUY this book! Nice condition!

Price: $20.00

4. "The Encyclopedia of United States Silver & Gold Commemorative Coins 1892 to 1954" by Walter Breen and Anthony Swiatek. Hardbound, 1980, 362 pages. Profusely illustrated with lots of photos of coins and memorabilia. A wonderful book and a "MUST HAVE" in your commem library. This is the book that most collectors have started with when they begin a serious study of commemorative coins. New Condition!

Price: $30.00

5. "An Illustrated History of US Commemorative Coinage" by Don Taxay. Hardbound, 1967, 256 pages. A wonderful and seldom-seen book illustrating not only the accepted designs, but it profusely illustrates many designs that were not accepted. Taxay had access, through many historical societies, to numerous plaster models of proposed designs. We are grateful that he displayed them in this book. It's wonderful to see "what might have been." Terrific illustrations. Good, used copy. Scarce!

Price: $35.00

6. "A Comprehensive Guide to United States Commemorative Coins" by James S. Iacovo. Hardbound, 130 pages, 1982. This is a nice and very scarce book. It offers insightful comments on each coin and gives grading, investment, and buying tips. No memorabilia displayed, but still a great addition to your library. Have you ever seen another copy of this book?

Price: $25.00

7. "The Selling of the Stone Mountain Half Dollar" by William Hyder and R W Colbert. Softbound pamphlet, 18 pages, undated. This is a reprint from the Numismatist and it is long out of print! Great info on the Stone Mountain coinage and excellent pictures of Stone Mountain memorabilia, never seen anywhere else. It is very valuable for its listing of genuine Counterstamped Stone Mountain commemoratives alone! Excellent!

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8. "An Inside View of the Coin Hobby in the 1930's: The Walter P. Nichols File" by Q. David Bowers. Softbound, 144 pages, 1984. Great book illustrating many pages of commemorative memorabilia and correspondence from the 1930's. Walter P. Nichols was instrumental in the distribution of the 1936 York County Tercentenary Commemorative Half Dollar and this essentially is his correspondence file. A wonderful and important view into the commemorative coin rage of the 1930's! Good condition.

Price: $25.00

9. "A Basic Guide to U. S. Commemorative Coins" by Michael Hodder and Dave Bowers. Softbound, 165 pages, 1992. This book analyzes each coin and includes some great photos of memorabilia not seen in other publications. A great book! Excellent condition!

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10. "Commemorative Coins of the United States - A Complete Encyclopedia" by Q. David Bowers. Hardbound, 768 pages, 1992. Profusely illustrated. Great details, stories, rumors and innuendos about each issue. This book discusses the characteristics of each issue, and displays the correspondence that ensured many of the issues. Bowers offers market information and this book is liberally interspersed with simply great photos! This is really "The Bible" for commemorative coin enthusiasts. A HUGE book and an extra shipping charge will be levied! You MUST have this book! Excellent Condition!

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11. "The Official Guide to U. S. Commemorative Coins" by David l. Ganz. Softbound, 343 pages, 1999. A great book that covers each issue, including the modern commemorative coin issues and the new state quarters. Great market info as well. A much needed book!

Price: $20.00

12. "The World's Columbian Exposition" by Bolotin & Laing. This is a wonderful hardbound book that details the majesty and greatness of the World's Columbian Exposition. The husband and wife team of authors give one a "first-hand view" of the Exposition and nothing is spared to give the readers a true feeling of actually visiting the Expo. Profusely illustrated with photographs of the Fair and ESPECIALLY of the rare memorabilia from the Fair. In our opinion, this is the finest book on the WCE that we have ever read. Hardbound, 166 pages, with beautiful dustjacket. YOU should read and enjoy this book! Written in 1992 but now OUT OF PRINT! We were very fortunate in acquiring a few copies.

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