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The Gold Book: A Guide to Commonly Traded Gold Bullion Coins and Bars

paperbackJanuary 1, 1992
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ISBN-13: 9780963049841 ISBN-10: 0963049844
Publisher
Westminster Pub Co
Binding
paperback
Published
January 1, 1992
Weight
0.4 lbs
Dimensions
21.60×1.30×14.00 cm

About this book

The Gold Book: A Guide to Commonly Traded Gold Bullion Coins and Bars by Matthews, Alison. paperback edition. ISBN: 9780963049841.

The Gold Book came into being in response to our customers most frequently asked questions regarding gold bullion coins. It is a comprehensive, authoritative gold guide for professional and novice alike. It follows a systematic, easy to follow format in its description of more than 100 popular gold issues. Life-sized pictures of both the obverse and reverse of most coins appear on the outer edges of each page to assist readers in quickly identifying a particular gold bullion piece. Included in the specifications of each coin are the following: Total Weight, Purity, Gold Content, Fineness, Diameter, Thickness, Edge, Mint, Strike, whether or not the piece is Legal Tender, the Mintage Period, and the Designer (when available). There are also descriptions of the designs which appear on the obverse and the reverse of each piece. Six appendicies appear in the back of the book. They list the coins included in the book in a variety of ways. For instance, one appendix lists the coins by diameter and thickness which is very helpful to jewelers who make coin jewelry. Another lists the coins by purity. A third by gold content which is very useful for those wanting to compare the gold content of one coin with that of another. A fourth lists the coins by total weight. The others list the coins by country. The Gold Book is intended for use by appraisers, attorneys, bankers, coin dealers, investors, jewelers and anyone else buying, selling, appraising, inheriting, or accepting gold as collateral. It answers many common questions about gold coins and bars.