1950c Sequential $10 Notes ... Any Value Over Face? - Page 2

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BadDog Pillar of the Community United States 1375 Posts	Posted 11/11/2017 1:24 pm Quote: If you are a small-size paper money collector then the Schwartz/Lindquist book is a must have. It will break down each district by block and display how many were printed for each block. However, for some select blocks it will only show the total amount printed across all blocks. Wheatback, Thanks for the information. When it comes to paper, I pretty much just collect $1 and $2 small size currency, so I'll check this reference out as the references I currently have don't break anything out by block letter. Edit: The provided Amazon link is to the 10th edition w/ a copyright of 2011. Is this the latest edition? I checked the Krause Publications website, and the book is no longer listed for purchase. A 6 year hiatus seems like a long time for any pricing information in the reference to still be close to accurate. Edited by BadDog 11/11/2017 9:45 pm Report this Post to the Staff
WheatBack Pillar of the Community United States 2850 Posts	Posted 11/11/2017 11:24 pm Yes, 11th edition is the "newest". While it may not be all that accurate on pricing, the printing data still remains the same. Again, pricing is just relative, even though it's six years old, and they have to give some sort of ballpark figure in the book -- The higher figures may indicate a tougher block. Report this Post to the Staff
BadDog Pillar of the Community United States 1375 Posts	Posted 11/12/2017 06:42 am Wheatback, thanks for the information. I think I'll pass on this one. I have other sources that give printing totals by block and also more recent pricing information by FRB. I was really looking for something that would give current pricing information by block, for like CoinFrog said, you can't always go by printing totals to determine relative scarcity by block. Too bad that Krause Publishing isn't keeping this one up to date, as it does look like a good reference book. Report this Post to the Staff
Coinfrog Bedrock of the Community United States 94367 Posts	Posted 11/12/2017 4:37 pm There is a wealth of information in Schwartz/Lindquist besides printing numbers and (no doubt) obsolete pricing. I use it every day, and for the nominal cost, it's a real bargain. Report this Post to the Staff
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