(home) (klager) (Roman Coin Price Yearbook 1996/97 - 1st edition) (Scandinavian Coin Price Yearbooks 1996 - 2000) (Antiquarian coin books for sale)
Printed extracts in book form from huge searchable and indexed data banks of auction results.
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Sample data extracted from the databank of the Danish Coin Price Yearbook (covering the full 16 calendar years 1994-2009): click here
Sample data extracted from the databank of the Norwegian Coin Price Yearbook (covering the full 16 calendar years 1994-2009): click here
Sample data extracted from the databank of the Swedish Coin Price Yearbook (covering the full 16 calendar years 1994-2009): click here
Sample data extracted from the databank of the Finnish Coin Price Yearbook (covering the full 16 calendar years 1994-2009): click here
Sample data extracted from the databank of the Scandinavian Banknote Price Yearbook (covering the full 20 calendar years 1990-2009): click here
Sample page of the RCPY 2003 edition: http://numisbooks.dk/info/roman2003USdemo.htm
Sample page of the RCPY 2006 GOLD coin edition (covering the full 10 calendar years 1996-2005): http://numisbooks.dk/info/roman2006USdemo.htm
For exact listing of auction cats. presently included in the databank of The Roman Coin Price Yearbook (RCPY) (covering the full 12 calendar years 1995-2006) do study this link: http://numisbooks.dk/info/demodatabankROMANcatlist.htm
;>) Five reasons that private collectors and museums staffs do not need to possess the market data informations in the Coin Price Yearbooks:
A) Private collectors and museums staffs do not mind paying too much for those coins, which they bid on or buy.
B) Private collectors and museums staffs do not mind selling coins from their collections too cheaply.
C) There is no reason, that private collectors and museums staffs should have qualified data information of the real ‘commonness’ of those coins, which they bid on or buy.
D) There is no reason, that private collectors and museums staffs should have qualified data information of the real rarity of those coins, which they sell from their collections.
E) There is no reason, that private collectors and museums staffs should have qualified data information, which can help to 'beat the market'. That kind of stuff is necessary only for the chosen, serious market participants.
700+ antiquarian titles for sale at this link: http://numisbooks.dk/info/antikvarisktilsalgUS.htm
