Square coin book

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I just wrote a small book about the World square coins from 1900 to 2000. The book is over 80 pages and covers all 26 countries and territories that had square coins in that period. Among others Aruba, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Belgium, Ceylon, Eastern Caribbean States, Guernsey, India, Iraq and many more.

In the book there are photos of all the different types of square coins, descriptions, weight, mintage, metal composition and when possible also information about the design and designer of the coins. Also it has some new information that has not been published before in any catalogue. Such as the mintage of the 25 Ghirs of Sudan. Variations for the 1966 square coins of Suriname and even coins that are not in any other Catalogue such as the 5 Poisha from Bangladesh 1978.

During my research I did get a small grant from the Central States Numismatic Society and it is because of this that I can offer the book cheap to members of Numista and other coin clubs and Libraries.
Member price 4 us plus 6 us postage, and more books is less postage cost.


If you are interested send me a PM and i will send my email address
If you consider writing a book about coins and want some advice ( how to survive and stay mentally healthy, do write to me I may have a few tips )

Regards Michael
world square coin book 1900-2000
Congratulations Michael, both on completing the book and for getting it published.

It's not really within my collecting sphere but I'm sure it will prove to be an excellent reference point for those collecting such coins.
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Quote: pnightingaleCongratulations Michael, both on completing the book and for getting it published.

It's not really within my collecting sphere but I'm sure it will prove to be an excellent reference point for those collecting such coins.
Thanks, any recommendations would be highly appreciated

 
world square coin book 1900-2000
I've got his book a couple of weeks ago. It looks really nice and the decriptions are great. The only thing is that some of the pictures are a bit hard to see, but further it looks all right.
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