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Coin types, their origin and development

George MacDonald

1905

Indian sculpture

Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

1986

Coin Collecting as a Hobby

Burton Hobson

1967

The evolution of coinage

George MacDonald

1916

The case of the piggy bank thief

Martha Freeman

2012

Catalogue of Coins and Medals

Lyman Haynes Low

1909

The penny pot

Stuart J. Murphy

1998

The slanted worlds

Catherine Fisher

2014

U.S. coin digest

Dave Harper, Harry Miller

2008

Two Hundred Pennies

Catherine Woolley

1947

Warman's coins & currency

Allen G. Berman

1995

Catalogue of coins, tokens, and medals

Mint of the United States

1912

American Currency

Patricia Armentrout

1997

Mystery Behind the Wall

Liz Brizzi, David Cunningham, Gertrude Chandler Warner

1991 ★ 3.7

Catalogue of Colonial coins, U.S. gold, one and three dollar pieces, silver dollars, halves, etc...

Lyman Haynes Low

1909

Priced catalogue of United States gold, silver, and copper coins, Washington, colonial, and pattern pieces

Strobridge, W.H.

1863

The end of money

David Wolman

2012

Coins of the ancient world

Richard L. Currier

1975

Nickels

Mary Hill

2005

Catalogue of Prof. J.M. Macallister's collection of coins & medals

Strobridge, W.H.

1873

Catalogue of the Eighteenth Public Auction Sale

Thomas L. Elder

1908

Coins in India

Himanshu Prabha Ray

2006

Coins and currency

Brenda Ralph Lewis

1993

Strike it rich with pocket change

Ken Potter

2013

The case of the Christmas snowman

James Preller

1998

Catalogue of rare coins and medals, ancient and modern

Strobridge, W.H.

1863

How to build a coin collection

Fred Reinfeld

1959

From Seashells to Smart Cards

Ernestine Giesecke

2003

Box it or bag it mathematics

Donna Burk

1999

Ancient Coins Were Shaped Like Hams

Barbara Seuling

2007

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