What Reference Books Are In Your Home Library?

Most of mine are VAM related but here are what I have. I guess you will see I am interested in anything that has either a 1878 Date or a 1878 Reverse by the list of books I have

RedBook (Usually newest release)
Encyclopedia of Morgan and Peace dollars
1878 8-TF attribution Guide
1878 7/8 TF attribution Guide
1878-S attribution guide
Elite Clashed Morgan dollars
United States Half Cents 1793-1857
Top 100 Morgan dollar varieties
Official HOT-50 Morgan dollar Varieties
NEW REVISION - 1878 P 7 Tail Feather Morgan dollar Attribution Guide
Morgan dollar 8 & 7 Over 8 Tail Feather Story
Long Nock (A Guide to the 1878-S B1 Reverse Varieties)
Official Guide to the 1878 REVERSE OF '79 VARIETIES
Guide to 1879-S Reverse of 1878 Morgan silver dollars

This is a tough one for me. I have 3 bookcases in my coin room. I have a complete set of bluebooks and Wayte Raymond Standard Catalogues. I am just missing 3 Redbooks. I have many reference books. I organized one bookcase by different denominations on each shelf.

Official RedBook
Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900
Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-2000
North American Coins & Prices
Charlton Catalogue of Canadian Coins
Charlton Catalogue of Canadian Colonial Tokens

I have Walter Breen's Complete Encyclopedia of US and Colonial Coins, and the last few years' red books. Breen's book is really great, though a bit expensive. Plus, there's so much available online these days.

As I usually mention about books on coins and/or stamps, go to the Whitman Publishing web site and request a catalog. They publish many books on coins.
Myself I basically only have for coins all the Red Books from 47 to present. A variety of the Blue Book. My Library is a bit cluttered with Chemistry and Astronomy Books since that is what I used to teach in college. Also, a massive amount of gun books so not much room left for coin books.
And too I'm finding the use of the internet a lot more usefull than my books for most things. Usually faster answers to my questioins although at times the answers are sort of shaky.

Tried to "Edit" my previous reply to update it, but it didn't allow me!

Anyway, just wanted to post my new acquisitions (books):



- The Greenback: Paper Money and American Culture

- Money on Paper: Bank Notes and Related Graphic Arts from the Collections of Vsevolod Onyshkevych and Princeton University

- The Story of Money (Author: Betsy Maestro)

- Collecting Paper Money (Authors: Colin Narbeth & Simon Narbeth)

- African Americans on U.S. Currency & Numismatic Materials, Coins and Medals

- National Bank Notes from Frederick, Md./A Guide to the Currency and Bank Officers

- Dollars (Author: Bud Bartlett)

- The International Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Numismatics

- A Collector's Guide to Paper Money (Author: Yasha Beresiner)

- Discovering Banknotes (Author: Kenneth Lake)



Cheers

Although I was always intrested in coins, it wasnt until my uncle passed away and left me some coins etc.

Here are some of the coin books I have that were left from my uncle:

2007 Coins Of Canada(25th edition)
The Macmillian Encyclopedia Dictionary Of Numismatics (1982)
Canadian Provincial 1858-1859 Copper Cents (Park Coin Shop)
The Black Out Nickles Or Tombac (Park Coin Shop)
Modern World Of Coins (R.S. Yeoman-1959)
Canadian Coins Paper Currency & Tokens (Fourth Edition)
Coins Of Canada (Fourth Edition-1983)
Coins Of Canada (Sixth Edition-1985)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (30th Edition Summer 1980)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (31st Edition Winter 1981)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (34th Edition Summer 1982)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (36th Edition Summer 1983)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (35th Edition Winter 1983)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (38th Edition Summer 1984)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (37th Edition Winter 1984)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (46th Edition 1992)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (Winter 1982 Edition)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (39th Edition 1985)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Coins (40th Edition 1986)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Paper Money (1st Edition)
The Charlton Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Paper Money (@nd Edition)
Coins Of Canada (Fifth Edition 1984)
The Guide Book Of United States coins (35th Edition-1982)
The Guide Book Of United States coins (38th Edition-1985)
The Star Rare Coin Encyclopedia (B. Max Mehl-says "PRICE ONE DOLLAR")
Standard Catalouge Of World Coins (1981 Edition)
Canadian Coins Variety Catalouge (1st Edition 1960-61)
Canadian Coins Variety Catalouge (2st Edition 1962)
Canadian Coins Paper Currency & Tokens (Third Edition 1700-1961)
Minor Coin Varieties (Fifth Edition 1970)
Communion Tokens Of The Presbyterian Church In Canada (Fred Bowman)
Illistrated History Of The Coins & Tokens Relating To Canada (P. Napoleon Breton 1963)
Canadian Municipal Trade dollars (Serge Pelltier)
Standard Catalouge Of Canadian Coins & Paper Money (1962)
Popular Illustrated Guide To Canadian Coins, Medals (P.N. Breton)
Pictoral Guide To Coin Conditions (1962)
Major Coin Varieties (Third Edition 1965)
Canadian Coins Tokens & Paper Money (1st Edition)
Exhibits & Judging In Numismatics (1982)
Canadian Banks & Bank Notes (C.S. Howard)
Canadian Patterns (Fred Bowman 1957)
Canadian Communion Tokens (Robert Wallace McLachlan)

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Dottir I noticed you mentioned Strike it Rich with Pocket Change "Error Coins Bring Big Money. by Ken Potter & Dr. Brian Allen. Its a great book I have it but it only covers U.S. coins. Just thought you may like to know.