The first edition of this book was published in 1996. This was John Wexler and Kevin Flynn's first book together and Flynn's first Authoritative Reference type book. The first edition was an immediate success and quickly sold out. In January of 2009, Flynn completed a book on the Lincoln Cent Matte Proofs. For this second edition of this book, Wexler has completely overhauled the doubled die and RPM sections, and Flynn updated the OMM section of this book with new pictures, information, and new die varieties. Flynn added many new archive documents, many of which have been previously unpublished. This greatly helped update the history section of the book. Flynn also updated some of the interesting hot topics and Lincoln cent stories and added a few new ones to the center of the book. A few experts in the Lincoln cent series added their expertise in the collecting aspect of Lincoln cents.

The objective of this book is to create a complete reference on the Three Cent Nickel series including the history, grading, collecting, and National Archive letters and documents which are relevant to this series. Die varieties in the three cent nickel series includes overdates, doubled dies, misplaced dates, and repunched dates. Walter Breen in his “Complete Encyclopedia”, presented several overdates, a 1877/6, 1878/7, 1887/6, and a 1883/2. The only one of these which has been validated has been the two 1887/6 overdates, one on a proof die and one on a business die. This book contains 15 doubled dies, 16 misplaced dates, 2 overdates, and 57 repunched dates. This is the third edition of this book. The first edition was published in 1999. The second edition was printed in 2004 with updated pricing for each die variety. This third edition contains new archive documents, die counts, certified population counts, a date by date analysis of the Three Cent nickel series, an analysis of the Three Cent nickels by several experts in the series, and several new die varieties.

A detailed historical account is presented for the images used on each commemorative coin. Each commemorative coin includes historical facts related to the images, striking characteristics and wear points, distribution, proofs, values, auction prices realized, and PCGS and NGC certified populations. Hundreds of National Archive and Commission of Fine Art letters are presented which detail the history of the series. Also included are detailed photographs for many doubled dies and RPMs, some of which have never before been presented.

A complete reference on the Eisenhower Dollar series including over 120 die varieties, history, hub changes, collecting, historical documents,and a date by date analysis. A hot topic section covering unusual varieties in this series such as the 1974D Eisenhower Dollar struck on a silver planchet and the 1976 No S proof. A complete analysis is presented on the 1972 Type II Reverse, 1971-S Peg Leg proofs, and the 1971-S Peg Leg Business Strikes. Chapters from experts on the Eisenhower series are presented from Jim Barlow, James Sego, Randy Camper, and Bob Halstead.

This book is the best reference for Buffalo nickel die varieties. It includes over 60 doubled dies, 80 RPMs, OMMs, 3 Legged Buffalos, 5 different 1914/3 overdates, and several 3 Legged Buffalo nickels. For each doubled die, detailed description and diagnostics and close up micro photos make identifying and distinguishing each variety easier than ever before. This book contains a date-by-date analysis of the Buffalo nickel series. Included for each year is an analysis of the scarcity and striking characteristics and certified population reports. A chapter is also presented on the Buffalo nickel proof coinage.

The primary purpose of this book is to list all doubled dies and RPMs for the series. Included for each doubled die is a detailed description, die markers, and numerous photographs. There are 55 doubled dies listed in this book, many of which are new and most have never before been published with photographs. There are 23 repunched mintmarks, a few of which are new. The most surprising is the 1944S RPM-002 which exhibits a S mintmark wide southwest and is worth the trouble searching for. The purpose of this book is to create a starting point in having a visual reference in which you can identify a particular die variety.

This is one of the greatest mysteries in coin collecting and Flynn's greatest research. This book unravels the story behind the 1894-S Barber dimes. All articles, auction sales, archive records, and much more information is included. All theories on why the 1894-S Dimes were struck are completely analyzed. On June 9th, 1894, 24 dimes were struck at the San Francisco Mint from a single set of obverse/reverse dime working dies. Uncover the mysteries of the 1894S dimes as you discover that three of the 24 coins were assayed, 2 or three went to the Chief Coiner Charles Gorham while the Mint Superintendent John Daggett was sick for most of 1894. Discover what happened to several of the 1894-S dimes that were released into circulation. There is so much more.

The primary purpose of this book is to list as many die varieties for the Barber Half Dollar series as possible. There are many new doubled dies, misplaced dates, repunched mintmarks, and repunched dates which have never been published in any other book. A date-by-date analysis for all three denominations including pricing history, scarcity analysis, mintages, population counts, and comments are given. All hub changes for all three denominations include detailed photos and analysis, an in-depth study on the history of the series, and include archive research. Also included is a Hot Topics section which includes a study on the 1893/2 Barber dime, 1905 Micro O mintmark Barber dime, and 1892 Micro O Barber half dollar. Letters from the National Archives show why the design was chosen, who decided on the designs used, and many other facts never before published.

The primary purpose of the Barber quarter book is to list as many die varieties for the Barber quarter series as possible. There are now 38 doubled dies, many of which were previously unpublished in any book, including 11 obverse and 12 reverse 1892 doubled dies. There are 25 RPMs, which include several new listings. There are 19 misplaced dates listed in this book as well as 50 repunched dates. For each die variety listed, detailed macro photos make identification much easier. Most of the varieties include multiple photographs showing different details. Also included is a detailed description, diagnostics, pricing, cross references, and comments.

The primary purpose of the Barber dime book is to list as many die varieties for the Barber dime series as possible. There are 2 doubled dies, both of which were previously unpublished in any book, and 26 RPMs which include several new listings. There are 29 misplaced dates listed in this book as well as 146 repunched dates. For each die variety listed, detailed macro photos make identification much easier. Most of the varieties include multiple photographs showing a variety of details. Included also is a detailed description, diagnostics, pricing, cross references, and comments.

The primary purpose of this book is to list as many doubled dies in the Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollar series as possible. Listed in this book are several new Franklin doubled dies, some of which are quite dramatic. For the Kennedy half dollars, the goal is to list the more dramatic varieties. The secondary focus is to list all of the varieties for certain years, such as 1966 and 1971-S. Included with each variety is a detailed description, die markers, and photographs to make identification and distinguishing easy. Also included for each variety is pricing and cross-references to other books.

The primary purpose of this book is to list all Over Mintmarks for all series. There are only approximately 48 known OMMs for all series including 14 different 1955D/S Jefferson Nickels. Also included are dramatic repunched mintmarks selected for their variety, rarity, interest, and how highly published the variety is. RPMs which are mintmarks over horizontal or inverted mintmarks are included, some which are new and published for the first time in this book. Misplaced mintmarks or mintmarks are mintmarks which are touching or protruding into a design element or the rim, or when the mintmark is fully displaced from the normal mintmark. These dramatic RPMs will thrill collectors. Also included in this book are refuted OMMs, including the 1882O Morgan Dollars.

This book presents an in-depth look into the history of the series and the notable events surrounding it. This book also gives a very detailed analysis of all major hub changes. The Unusual Varieties section covers in detail the 4 different No S Proof dimes, 1982 No P dime, and the two tailed Roosevelt dime. A Date-by-Date Analysis section includes the mintage figures, world history, listing of major die varieties for that year, scarcity, comments, Red Book values in five year increments, and ANACS certified populations. The Die Variety section of the book contains the top doubled dies, the three over mintmarks, and almost all of the repunched mintmarks. There are many new doubled dies and repunched mintmarks to discover in this book.

A kid's coin book with focus on the 50 Statehood quarters.

This is a coin folder for each of the 50 Statehood Quarters.

This is one of the author's favorite books, primarily because it focuses on sharing our enjoyment of our hobby with our children, the next generation of numismatists. The main body of this book is focused on the new Washington State Quarters, including a detailed history of the first 10 state quarters. The beginning of this book covers the basics of coin and money and how to properly handle, examine and store coins. Also included is an in depth coverage of the current coinage, and the more popular series which are currently collected. These sections include a historical perspective on the coin, the designs on the coin, and many other interesting facts about the series. This book is a great present for any child, and should also be a part of any club or organization for kids.

The primary objective of this book is to list all die varieties of the Liberty Nickel series. There are four different 1887 doubled die reverses, two 1888 doubled obverse and one doubled die reverse, an 1892 doubled die reverse, an incredible 1900 doubled die reverse, and a 1902 doubled die obverse. There are seven misplaced dates listed in this book, four from 1908 alone. Repunched dates are abundant here, with over 100 RPDs listed. Each variety includes detailed photographs, a description, die markers, and pricing information. A Hot Top section is included which refutes the variety Walter Breen listed as an 1899/8 overdate, but this is just the result of a die chip in the top of the second 9.

The primary objective of this book is to present as many Mercury Dime die varieties as possible. This book includes over 60 doubled dies, over half of which are new listings. There are also 50 RPMs listed in this book. The most dramatic and sought after Mercury Dime die variety is the 1942/1 and 1942/1-D overdates. Both of these overdates were created by working dies first hubbed at the end of 1941 with 1941 dated working hubs, and then being rehubbed at the beginning of 1942 with 1942 working hubs. The hottest Mercury dime RPMs are the 1945 D/ horizontal D (RPM-002) and 1945 S/ horizontal S (RPM-002), both of these varieties are rare and command a dramatic premium. There are only about 20 RPMs in all of the series which fall in the category of mintmark over horizontal or inverted mintmark.

The primary objective of this book is to present as many Flying Eagle, Indian cent, Two Cent, Three Cent Silver, and Three Cent Nickel Doubled Dies as possible. This book contains 22 Flying Eagle Cent Doubled Dies, 50 Indian Cent Doubled Dies, 30 Two Cent Doubled Dies, 1 Three Cent Silver Doubled Die, and 14 Three Cent Nickel Doubled Dies. Each doubled die contains numerous detailed photographs, a description, die diagnostics, and pricing.

This book contains contains over 140 of the best Washington Quarter Doubled Dies and includes over 1200 photos. There are tons of doubled dies in the Washington quarter series. This book is the key to knowing what the top varieties are and what they are worth. When it comes to closeup photography of 20th century coinage, there is noone more experienced, skilled, and knowledgeable than John Wexler. The proof is reflected in the photography in this book. There is no other book, and will be no other book which can match the level of detail and clarity as portrayed here. A complete description is given of each variety, as well as the correct class of doubling, and all diagnostics of all die stages known. Pricing for each variety was completed by Jim Lafferty, one of the leading experts in this series.

This book is small in size and great for carrying around at numismatic shows for quick reference. Lincoln cents are where many of us started when we first started collecting. There are literally thousands of varieties in this series. In 1996, John Wexler and I published a book called "The Authoritative Reference on Lincoln Cents". This book coauthored by Gary Wagnon, Karen Peterson, and myself lists the top varieties of the first book plus a few new dramatic varieties which have been found since. The pricing, rarity, and condition census have been updated for all varieties to give you the latest information.

This book is small in size and great for carrying around at numismatic shows for quick reference. Misplaced Dates are a hot new type of variety just ripe for the picking. They have been found in almost every series coined between 1840 and 1908. This book contains the top 120 Misplaced Dates known for all series. Many other types of varieties have been picked over, but MPDs have been overlooked for years. This book is the key to finding new dramatic varieties in just about any 19th century series.

This book is small in size and great for carrying around at numismatic shows for quick reference. This book shows 120 Flying Eagle and Indian cent varieties, many of which have not been published anywhere. Knowledge is key when searching for varieties and this book will help you in your search for new treasures.

This book contains about 500 photographs and is easy to use and is a size which makes it easy to carry around at numismatic shows. For each variety, detailed description, all die markers, and close-up photographs make distinguishing and identifying which variety you have easy. Included also are rarity, interest level, ANACS population counts, and pricing. The primary objective of the book is to prove or disprove each overdate and over mintmark. Using overlays, die diagnostics, National Archive research, logic, and studying hundreds of coins, conclusions have been drawn which will shock even the experts. This book makes distinguishing the 6 different 1900-O/CC reverses easy. This book contains 40 different Morgan Dollar Misplaced Dates and 8 different Morgan Dollar Clashed E Reverses.

This book contains about 2,000 photos of 400 MPDs, most of which have never been published before. Each MPD will include an obverse/reverse photo, date photo, close-up of the MPD, rarity, detailed diagnostics, premium factor, die counts when known, and much more. There are about 100 pages in the beginning of the book presenting all arguments, evidence, and research on the causes of Misplaced Dates. This book contains over 400 MPDs, including 1 Half cent, 7 Large cents, 180 Indian cents, 10 Two cents, 10 Three cent nickels, 14 Shield nickels, 2 V nickels, 11 Liberty Seated Half dimes, 38 Liberty Seated dimes, 19 Barber dimes, 7 Liberty Seated Twenty cents, 18 Liberty Seated quarters, 7 Barber quarters, 52 Liberty Seated Half dollars, 2 Barber Half dollars, 6 Liberty Seated Dollars, 1 Trade Dollar, 18 Morgan dollars, and 8 Gold Dollar misplaced dates.

The primary purpose of this book is to create a complete and comprehensive reference for the Lincoln Cent series including all major die varieties, history, hub changes, collecting, historical documents, and a Hot Topic section covering unusual varieties in this series such as the 1958 doubled dies, 1969S doubled die, 1922 Plain, 1943 Copper, 1944 Steel, 1959-D Wheat Back Reverse, 1974 Aluminum cent, and the true counts for the 1909 VDB Proof cents. This book also has an introduction into the Lincoln Cent series, a detailed analysis of the History, and the biography of Victor David Brenner and Frank Gasparo. All Lincoln Cent Hub changes are included. A section on Grading Lincoln Cents, a grading Lincoln Cents section written by Michael Fahey from ANACS, a section on Authenticating Lincoln Cents by JP Martin, a section on Lincoln Cent Errors by Lou Coles, a section on Questions and Answers with Frank Gasparro, a detailed study on the 1974 Aluminum and Bronze-clad Steel Cent, a section on the 1910-S VDB Lincoln Cent, a detailed study on the 1922 No D Cents, the most comprehensive studies of the 1943 Bronze Cents and 1944 Steel Cents, a section on the 1990 No S Proof Lincoln Cent, an in depth research on the 1958 Doubled Die Lincoln Cents of which three are known, a section on the 1959-D Wheat Back Reverse, a detailed study on the 1969-S doubled die obverse, including why several were confiscated and held by the United States Secret Service, and much much more.

This book covers the top Flying Eagle and Indian Cent die varieties. Included with each variety are detailed photographs, a description, all die markers, and pricing information. This book also presents the History of the series, information regarding those individuals who were responsible in creating the designs, all Hub and Date Punch changes, an analysis of refuted overdates, a listing of the die counts for many of the years, the number redeemed, melted, and reissued, and important letters and documents from the National Archives.

The primary objective of this book is to present as many die varieties of Two Cent doubled dies, repunched dates, overdates, and clashed dies. Each variety includes detailed photographs, a description, diagnostics, and pricing. This book also presents a detailed die state analysis which refuted the 1869/8 overdate and also refuted the 1865/4 overdate. Evidence and overlays of the 1865 Plain/Fancy 5 date punch is presented. An analysis is also presented on the number of proof coins struck between 1864 and 1873. This was the author's first work and still one of his favorite series.