The One-Minute Coin Expert, 4th Edition (One Minute Coin Expert) (Mass Market Paperback)

May 19, 2009 by Coin Master  
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The One-Minute Coin Expert, 4th Edition (One Minute Coin Expert)

Review

“The best of its kind — ever! I can’t imagine any other book being as authoritative, comprehensive, and concise.”
– Vincent Sgro, Bloomberg News

“The most important coin book of its kind.”
COINage magazine — Review



Review

“The best of its kind — ever! I can’t imagine any other book being as authoritative, comprehensive, and concise.”
– Vincent Sgro, Bloomberg News

“The most important coin book of its kind.”
COINage magazine



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4 Responses to “The One-Minute Coin Expert, 4th Edition (One Minute Coin Expert) (Mass Market Paperback)”
  1. Bast says:

    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Really interesting
    As a complete beginner, I found this an interesting book to read. It seems to cover both the finance side of coin collecting along with the hobby aspect, something I appreciated…

  2. Bayan says:

    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Valuable asset to increase your Assets!
    If you have ever had a coin in your pocket you need to have this book in your library. Scott A. Travers is an amazing writer who carefully and thoughtfully explains everything you…

  3. Deon says:

    I read a good part of this book while flying from Athens to Vienna and I have mixed feeling about it. The book itself, as a publication that is, is way below present-day acceptable standards with b&w low resolution (bearly distinguisable) photos of coins on a dark-brown recyclable paper. Altough the content is always more important than the cover, the overall quality bothered me a lot. Content-wise the situation is much better. Altough I am not really interested in US coin varieties, presenting mint errors, how they were made or how much they cost, what to consider etc is helpful for every collector and I did learn a couple of new things. What I especially enjoyed was the coin grading guide which was quite thorough and extended to many pages. This was quite rewarding as it was one of the most important reasons I purchased the book in the first place. I also liked the information about the coin market, which -although commonsensical in large part- made an interesting reading and helped me in a couple of investing decisions. to conclude, I did gain knowledge from this book, but apart from the grading stuff it was more of a light reading than a source of great information. Since it costs only a few dollars, I would recommend it to beginners but certainly not to experienced collectors.

  4. Sabiti says:

    Scott Travers makes numismatical things easy to understand. A great book for all. I highly reccommend it!

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