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Indian Gold Coins of the 20th Century

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Indian Gold Coins of the 20th Century is a complet comprehensive analysis for the experienced and beginning collector of the popular United States Indian gold coins minted during the 20th Century. The author, Mike Fuljenz, is one of the world's most noted authorities on coin grading and the United States rare coin market.  He combines nearly 40 years of numismatic expertise in this industry-leading book: The book provides date by date analysis - Mint mark locations for $2.5, $5 & $10 Indian gold coins.

The book includes photographs of some of the finest-known specimens -  Collecting strategies by: Type, Mint, Year, Complete Sets, and Proof Type -  He provides a comprehensive historical insights on the coins. The book suggest various places to quickly sell your gold coins and offers tips on how to protect your gold coins from theft.

What do readers say about the book?

Amazon Customer comment:
The book Indian Gold Coins of the 20th Century I received from Amazon was fabulous. The notification said slightly used, but the appearance looked as though it had never been touched. The subject of the book is also a very interesting topic. I liked the coins themselves, but after delving into the story of their existence, I have an even greater appreciation for the series of the $2.50, $5 and $10 coins

Matt
This is the 2nd Fuljenz book I have purchased for coin collecting and the best in my opinion. The research is excellent and helps collectors look for specific details. It also provides excellent historical context to the designers and the life and times.

Mark Barnes
5.0 out of 5 stars The book is all you need to know about quarter, half and American Eagle gold coins. Much more than an excellent review of each coin, year by year. It is also a great background on the history of the men who made the decisions to design and produce these works of art. Very well written and very informative. Thank you to Mr. Fuljenz for writing such a complete book.

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