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NEED KM Numbers

Started by tarekallam-migration,

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satootoko

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Many public libraries have the Standard Catalog of World Coins by Krause and Mishler in their reference section. The volume covering 1901-date is almost always available at any large public library, or possibly for inter-library loan if yours does not have it. If any of your coins are dated 1801-1900 they would be listed in the 18th Century edition which is less commonly found in libraries.

 

Good luck.

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Wihlborg

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Aethelred,

 

I have never heard anything about the Krause catalogs being published on CD, but I think this would be a great idea. Did you actually hear that they might be doing this?

 

John

 

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gmarguli

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I heard something about this about two years ago. I don't think they ever went ahead with it. I'm not even sure if it was a serious plan.

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satootoko

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I was given the name michaet@krause.com at the last Long Beach show as the person to alert about errors found in the 2003 catalog. I've sent him a link to this thread with the comment that it is a link to a great suggestion from the NGC World Coin Forum.

 

Who knows - mighty oaks, etc. emwink.gif

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Wihlborg

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Thanks for the update Brad. I agree with you, I think they may be worried that people will copy the CD and give or sell them to others. It's a shame though, as publishing the Krause catalogs on CD is a great idea.

 

John

 

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