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Official Ana Grading Standards for United States Coins

Official Ana Grading Standards for United States Coins

by Bressett, Kenneth E
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Now in full color for the first time, The Official American Numismatic Association Grading Standards for United States Coins, Seventh Edition, is the most comprehensive and authoritative resource for grading U.S. coins. This updated and revised edition details the official ANA grading standards for every U.S. coin series--from half cents to gold double eagles to commemoratives--covering every coin minted since 1793 in 384 pages of clear, easy-to-follow text and high-resolution photographs.

Features include:

  • Convenient spiralbound hardcover for ease of use
  • Detailed descriptions of 30 grading levels, from Poor to Mint State
  • All eleven Mint State levels explained in depth
  • High-resolution, full-color photographs illustrating each standard grade
  • Precise text descriptions showing exactly what to look for
  • The only grading guide sponsored and endorsed by the American Numismatic Association

The Official American Numismatic Association Grading Standards for United States Coins is an indispensable tool for properly grading U.S. coins--the very foundation of smart buying, selling, and collecting.

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Pub dateAug 11, 2013
ISBN-100794838243
ISBN-139780794838249
LanguageEnglish
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