This new edition of the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Volume II, General Issues is the perfect resource for banknote collectors of all levels and skills. Whether you're a beginner or an accomplished Syngraphist, this catalog will propel you to the next level in paper money collecting. Completely revised and updated from the previous edition, the new ninth edition clearly identifies, describes and applies market value to prices and evaluates world paper money from 1368 to 1960 released by more than 230 note-issuing authorities.
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Accurate pricing for 18,500 international notes in 3 grades on condition Massive, comprehensive market valuation adjustments 5,200 + original photos with countless quality upgrades Enhanced note and color descriptions - allows you to quickly decipher intricate variety nuances Plus, the entire list of countries and notes has been reviewed, and where necessary, resequenced, reorganized and reedited so every not appears in proper chronological order of issue. The Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Volume II, General Issues has never been easier to use!
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