Posted 09/13/2015 11:45 am
What a great project to start. I offer two suggestions.
First look into joining USMexNA (U.S. Mexican Numismatic Association) It publishes a journal every quarter and the membership is a valuable source of information. They have a convention once a year in AZ in October and most major dealers of Mexican coins attend.
Second pick up a copy of Krause Publications "North American Coins and Prices". As a price guide it is useless but it has 25+ pages of Mexico Revolutionary coins listed and is a great tool for identifying the coins that are known. You can pick up a 2 or 3 year old version cheap on the internet and since the prices tend to be wrong anyway, all you are looking for is the ID.
First look into joining USMexNA (U.S. Mexican Numismatic Association) It publishes a journal every quarter and the membership is a valuable source of information. They have a convention once a year in AZ in October and most major dealers of Mexican coins attend.
Second pick up a copy of Krause Publications "North American Coins and Prices". As a price guide it is useless but it has 25+ pages of Mexico Revolutionary coins listed and is a great tool for identifying the coins that are known. You can pick up a 2 or 3 year old version cheap on the internet and since the prices tend to be wrong anyway, all you are looking for is the ID.
