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Announcing
"Collectors' Coins GB 2008"!  Huge
new edition, each with a free coin on the front:
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140 pages. The
best value British coin price guide.
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Base metals,
Silver and Gold from the industrial revolution to now.
This book is now
available in shops. Click the link to the right, or the title in
the left hand pane for more details.
Click the other
Books:
  
Rotographic are the publishers
of Check Your Change, Collectors Coins
Great Britain, Roman Base Metal Coins - A Price Guide, Roman
Silver Coins - A Price Guide, Collectors Banknotes (Bank of England and
Treasury), British and Irish Campaign Medals, A Numismatic
Journey Through the Bible and England's
Striking History. With new books on Gallantry Medals and The
Standard Guide to Grading British Coins currently being worked on. Rotographic provide accurate
historic information and market values for
thousands of different collectables.
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Rotographic have specialised in the
publication of price guide reference books for over 40 years, and are the first publishers in their field to offer readers
and website visitors the ability to contribute to all the
published titles. This interactive updating of what people are
actually paying for the items covered in the books ensures the
Rotographic titles are the most up to date on the market.
Rotographic are also
the only reference book publishers to make all of its
titles available as electronic downloadable e-books.
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Quote:
As a collector of English Milled, I purchase your price
guide yearly, and I must say it proves its weight in gold every
time. (S Turner, Lincoln, UK).
Currently the biggest
selling title is 'Collectors Coins Great Britain', which
contains market values for all British coins since the
industrial revolution, and has been published annually since 1973.
The 'Collectors Coins Great
Britain 2008' title (launched October 2007) is the best edition to date. It
now covers gold sovereign based denominations from 1816 onwards,
has higher quality full colour pictures, and as before, it stretches back to the introduction of steam powered coin
production in 1797. Thanks to the input in the Rotographic
database, and the contribution of the researchers it will be
even more accurate in terms of the market
prices provided than ever before.
Use the links above and to the left
to find out more information about the current titles, including
how you can contribute and win all 8 Rotographic titles. There
are opportunities for book resellers, a list of retail suppliers of
Rotographic publications as well as a downloadable form for you
to submit an idea for a
new book, and of course, full contact info should you need to
get in touch. Now in the public domain as an e-book is
Collectors' Coins GB 2005 which contains slightly outdated
prices for all British non-gold coins from 1797 to 2004...Collectors'
Coins Great Britain 2005.
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Est.
1959
Specialist
Numismatic and Reference book Publishers