This exciting new CD features a rich collection of popular articles written by one of the coin collecting community's most beloved columnists, the late Paul Green. This life-long collector, whose grandfather let him look through the till at the family restaurant to collect coins, always wrote from the heart of a true hobbyist. A style that earned him favor among fellow collectors, and several awards from the Numismatic Literary Guild.
In this tribute CD to this beloved writer and collector, with simple-to-search and easy-to-enlarge electronic pages, you'll find 44 of Green's most popular columns, including:
- Silver three-cent piece outlasted its viability
- There's more to 'S' Barber dimes than 1894-S
- 1867 saw two versions of Shield nickels
- Older commemoratives worth serious look
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