Westcoin's - Numismatic Literature WANTED list; Updated February 2023
DIE STATES of 1794 United States Large Centsby Chuck Heck (2022) Hardbound
The Brasher Doubloon - America's First Gold Coinby Michael Carabini and Adam Crum (2016) Hardbound
The SS Gairsoppa and the Great Silver Treasureby Q. David Bowers (2017) Short (under 100 page) book in Hardbound.
A Dictionary of Makers of British Metalic Tickets, Checks, Medalets, Tallies, and Counters 1788-1910by Hawkins, R. N. P. (editor - Edward Baldwin)
British Tokens, Articles and notes from the Bazaar, Exchange and Mart, and Journal of the Household. December 29, 1880, Through August 28, 1889
Compiled by Harold Welch, Davissons 1994 Hardbound Maroon cloth FOUND!
The Forgotten Mint of Colonial Panamaby Jorge A. Proctor (2005) 329 pages hardbound
Goldberg Auctions; The Missouri Cabinet Collection of U.S.
Half Cents, Hardbound edition primarily, but will consider softbound issues also, multiple copies wanted. Also interested in other Goldberg catalogs in hardbound editions or deluxe editions.
William Doyle Galleries; Loye Lauder Auction Catalog, December 1983
Empire Coin Company - Any Auction catalogs or Fixed Price Lists (FPLs).
Empire Topics; - Issues# 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11.
Bowers/Empire Review; - Issue# 16, 18, 19, 20.
Hathaway & Bowers; - Rare Coin Reviews (1969-1970). Issues# 1, 1A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9.
Bowers & Ruddy Galleries; - Rare Coin Review Issues #10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.
James Ruddy; - Ruddy's Reviews newsletters (any).
Ivy Press - Legacy11 Issues Feb/March 1988 through Summer 1990 (any). COMPLETED - I am now looking for upgrades in quality.
Also looking for early Steve Ivy S.I.R. Price lists from the early to mid 1970's.
Money Tree; American Numismatic Biographies by Pete Smith.
Remy Bourne/RAMM Communications; ANY and ALL volumes of RAMM books or monographs by Remy Bourne (including Volumes 1-5 of the Coin Dealers and Periodical Lists, books), NUMISMA reprints of Ed. Frossard's newsletters, and any other special printings.
New Netherland's Coin Company Auction catalogs #32-62 (any)
Stack's: Phil Showers -
Fixed Price List of US Half Cents issued in 1969 Original softbound copy or the hardbound reprint from 1999. Looking for either of these.
Any plated early United States coin auctions & sales of the 19th century and early 20th century, also PRL's of same.
Accepting offers on any modern (20th & 21st century) auction sales you may have in deluxe or hardbound editions.
*Also wanted many original PRL's (Prices Realized Lists) on any/all Coin Auctions. Let me know what you have old or new I need many to go with my vast auction catalogs collection. Even just photocopies would be acceptable if I'm missing ones I have catalogs for.
__________________Westcoin's Coin Want List________________________My newest collecting interest is Conder Tokens. Particularly the Warwickshire Coventry Tokens by Peter Kempson D&H-256 through D&H-302a please offer any.
D&H-38a Warwickshire Penny of St. Michaels Church in great condition, looking for an example with little to no spotting and original luster only. FOUND!
I am always searching for unusual/weird two centers, anything with die cracks,
Cuds, clips, laminations, off center, mis-aligned dies, capped dies, etc. All errors of any kind, re-punched dates, double dies, etc. Preferably in VF condition or better. I have most of the tough varieties already, but all offers are encouraged.
Also higher grade 2 cent mint state examples and Proof examples with strange errors or varieties.
Please contact me if you have any you'd consider selling or trading for. I have a considerable amount of
VAM Morgan dollars and many other
US coins and US numismatic books available.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I am NOT looking for any pricing guides, (except those by RAMM Communications), books NOT primarily about
US coinage, mining, minting, or numismatic personalities.
Common stuff by Whitman and Krause publications, Red Books, old grey/blue/green sheets, etc. Nothing against these, but I probably already have copies, as my library is now over the 4,000 volume mark.
Posted 02/02/2013 09:02 am
