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 | The books being offered below are generally Very Good, used condition. Some may be better than that and I always send out the best one that I have in stock for any new order. All are clean and complete. As these books are 30 to 40 years old they often have a hint of fading, age discoloration or shelf wear. Foreign orders add $3.00 per book or $20.00 for registered air mail for any quantity of books shipped in one package.
I always want to purchase the books that are listed for sale below or any others related to Latin American or World coin collecting. Please see the note at the end of this price list. Thank you!
BOLIVIA
COINS OF BOLIVIA 1820 - 1970 by Dale Seppa and Al Almanzar. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1970, LOC# 74-132986, illustrated with 82 pages plus card covers. The coinage of Bolivia from the establishment of the republic until 1970. The turbulent coinage of this republic, established by Sucre and Bolivar, has been carefully researched. All known dates, overdates, important varieties and patterns, including gold, are listed and evaluated in four grades of conservation. Practically all types are illustrated and all types cross referenced to Cr, Y, Fr, Guttag, et al. Presently out of stock and I would like to purchase single or multiple copies. I can pay $15.00 for a copy that is clean, without excessive markings.
BOLIVIAN PROCLAMATION COINAGE by LTC Davis Burnett. Published by Latin American Press, Virginia, 1987, 86 pages and well illustrated, ISBN: 0934693005. This book is presently out of stock and I would like to purchase single or multiple copies. I can pay $25.00 for a copy that is clean, without markings. I cannot use books that are ragged, torn, soiled or missing pages. Please see other desired books at the end of this list.
BRAZIL
PAPER MONEY OF BRASIL, 1st edition, by Dale Seppa. Obol International, Oak Park, 1971, 46 pages plus card covers. This book is a guide to paper money issued by the country of Brazil. Notes issued by many commercial, emissary, agricultural, city and national banks are represented. Each note is represented by a photo, details, dimensions, color, and value information. While the values are out of date the identification information makes this a good reference of Brazilian paper money. $12 postpaid in the U.S.
PAPER MONEY OF BRASIL, 2nd. edition, by Dale Seppa. Obol International, Oak Park, 1975, ISBN: B00006CJ23M. This book is a guide to paper money issued by the country of Brazil. Notes issued by many commercial, emissary, agricultural, city and national banks are represented. Each note is represented by a photo, details, dimensions, color, and value information. While the values are out of date the identification information makes this a good reference of Brazilian paper money. Only one copy in stock. It is at least Very Good and the interior is clean and complete but front cover has one vertical crease. $45.00 Postpaid in U.S.
COLOMBIA
HALF DOLLARS OF COLOMBIA, 1868 - 1969, by LTC Davis Burnett. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1971, 27 pages plus double card covers and well illustrated. This detailed monograph includes all known dates, overdates, minor and major varieties of the Colombian half dollar size coins. Each type is described with much information which had not been previously published on the very complicated series. Many previously unknown types are also pictured and described. While aimed at the specialist this book will be of interest to any serious coin collector. All types are illustrated actual size. $15.00 postpaid in the U.S.
COINS OF COLOMBIA by Al Almanzar and Dale Seppa. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1973, ISBN: 0882420089, well illustrated with 98 pages plus card covers. $20.00 postpaid in the U.S.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
COINAGE OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (2nd. Edition) by Jerome Remick and Al Almanzar. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1972, illustrated with 39 pages plus card covers. This highly researched work, printed on quality gloss paper with an attractive three-color cover, includes a wealth of information packed into 36 pages. The reader will find the numismatic history of the Dominican Republic since 1592 and the coinage from 1844-1964, by date, with values in five grades of conservation. All types are illustrated. Include is information on commemorative issues, die varieties, patterns, metals and mints. Most comprehensive book on this subject that is available in English. $18 postpaid in the U.S.
ECUADOR
COINS OF ECUADOR 1833-1969 (1st. edition) by Dale Allan Seppa L. Published by C. Arroyo, Quito, 1969, 40 pages plus 8 full-size plates, light blue card covers. Important sections are in English and Spanish and the catalog listings are easily understandable by speakers of either language. Each coin listed has a complete physical description of the coins with reference to the eight full-size plates and to Yeoman numbers. All dates listed with mint of issue and mintage statistics where available. Valuations are dated but nevertheless provide a useful guide to relative scarcity/rarity. First organized catalog of the coinage of the Republic of Ecuador. The light blue card covers of this title are always somewhat faded and pages will generally show some signs of aging. $20.00 postpaid in the U.S.
COINS OF ECUADOR (2nd. Edition) by Dale Seppa and Michael Anderson. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1973, ISBN: 0-88242-009-7, illustrated with 54 pages plus heavy, three-color card covers. While covering the same ground as the first edition this is a superior version as much information was added and the photographs are in the text instead in separate center-section plates. It is interesting to note that almost forty years after the publication its catalog numbers are still used in many leading auction catalogs. I am always interested in purchasing more copies of this book. $20.00 postpaid in the U.S.
ECUADOR COINS - A Pocket Checklist. Virginia, 2013, illustrated with 40 pages plus card covers. This simple checklist is exactly that nothing more. It is a conveniently sized booklet that can easily be carried in your back pocket or the pocket of a sport coat. You can easily record the coins you own so that you can see at a glance which coins you lack. From research or purchases you will also gain additional information to record in the booklet. $10.00 postpaid in the U.S.
MEDALS OF ECUADOR by Dale Seppa and Al Almanzar. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1972, ISBN: 9780882420035, illustrated with 55 pages plus card covers. $25.00 postpaid in the U.S.
NUMISMATIC HISTORY OF ECUADOR by Michael J. Anderson. Published by Greenlight and Latin American Press, Essex, 2001, ISBN: 1-897-738-03 X, illustrated with 395 pages plus card covers. A complete history of the Ecuadorian national mint in Quito and subsequent monetary events up to the transition to the dollar in 2000. The most complete work in the English language and in fact better than most books available in the Spanish language. Excellent for English and bilingual speakers and much will be understandable to Spanish speakers. The excellent, comprehensive bibliography will be of use to anyone interested in detailed study of Ecuadorian numismatic history. $50.00 postpaid in the U.S.
EL SALVADOR
COINS AND PAPER MONEY OF EL SALVADOR by Al Almanzar and Brian Stickney. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1973, ISBN: 0882420070, 88 pages with bibliography and illustrations, card covers. Although meant as a coin catalog this book is actually the closest thing to a numismatic and notaphilic history of the Republic of El Salvador available in the English Language. $15.00 postpaid in the U.S.
GUATEMALA
PAPER MONEY OF GUATEMALA, 1834 - 1946, by Odis Clark. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1971, well illustrated with 64 pages plus three-color card covers. $15.00 postpaid in the U.S.
HAITI
COINS OF HAITI by Carmen Arroyo. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1970, illustrated with 52 pages plus card covers. Miss Arroyo has made an in-depth study of this very interesting and varied coinage of this republic which shares the Caribbean island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic. Most type coins are illustrated and all types are cross referenced to either Craig or Yeoman. All dates and varieties are listed and evaluated in four grades of preservation. Included are sections on patterns and provisional coins. This book is presently out of stock and I would like to purchase single or multiple copies. I can pay $15.00 for a clean copy with no markings. I cannot use books that are ragged, torn, soiled or missing pages.
JAMAICA
COINAGE OF JAMAICA by Ray Byrne and Jerome Remick. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio 1966, illustrated with 106 pages plus card covers. $20.00 postpaid in the U.S.
NICARAGUA
COINS AND PAPER MONEY OF NICARAGUA by Brian Stickney and Al Almanzar. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1974, ISBN: 0-88242-010-0, illustrated with 64 pages plus colored card covers. $15.00 postpaid in the U.S.
PANAMA
NUMISMATIC HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF PANAMA by Brian Stickney. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1971, 64 pages plus card covers, well illustrated with detailed bibliography. The book is chock full of information on the coinage of this interesting republic which has been in existence only since 1901. Prior to this it was part of Colombia and as author Stickney points out, before that date coins of Colombia, the United States and other nations were used on the isthmus. The coinage from 1904 through the 1970 5 Balboa commemorative coin consists of only 33 types but is very popular with collectors throughout the world. All types are illustrated, both obverse and reverse, and all dates are listed with mintages and evaluations for the most part in six grades. Separate sections include 20 pages of numismatic history and five pages devoted to grading standards. $25.00 postpaid in the U.S.
PARAGUAY
COINS OF PARAGUAY by Al Almanzar and Dale Seppa. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1971, illustrated, 24 printed pages plus card covers. This brilliantly executed monograph traces the coinage of Paraguay from the 1/12 of a real issued in 1845, through the coins issued in 1968. The authors point out that Paraguay is one of the few series that a collector of moderate means can hope to complete in a reasonable period of time. All dates, overdates and known patterns are included in this indispensable monograph. The values then current at the time of publication are given for the coins in four grades of preservation. All types are illustrated. $15.00 postpaid in the U.S.
PAPER MONEY OF PARAGUAY AND URUGUAY by Dale Seppa. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1970, illustrated, 34 printed pages plus card covers. This pioneering effort includes Paraguayan paper money of the Real/Peso system in the pre 1865 period, the Centesimo/Peso system from 1870 to 1942 and the Guaranies system from 1943 to about 1970. Uruguayan paper currency is divided into the pre 1900 and post 1900 Centesimo/Peso systems. $12.00 postpaid in the U.S.
PERU
THE COINS OF PERU, 1822 - 1972 by Al Almanzar and Dale Seppa. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1972, ISBN: 0-88242-000-3, illustrated, 84 pages plus card covers. This thick work lists all of the recorded coinage of the Peruvian republic, including the issues of North and South Peru as well as the various provisional and transitional issues. Almost all types are illustrated and major distinguishing characteristics are listed. Coins are priced in 3 to 5 grades and the authors have generally done this in the grades which are most commonly available to make it of more use to the average collector. A total of over 1100 coins are listed including all known dates, overdates and varieties. $12.00 postpaid in the U.S.
URUGUAY
COINS OF URUGUAY, 1840 - 1971 by Al Almanzar and Dale Seppa. Published by Almanzar’s, San Antonio, 1971, illustrated, 48 pages plus card covers. This book lists all dates and major varieties and gives price evaluations in four grades. All types are illustrated. Special sections are included on the “Montevideo Peso”, the 1844 40 Centesimo and the “gold” 5 and 20 Centesimo of 1855. In addition there is a special section on the Uruguayan patterns, essais, and off-metal coins, which is probably the most complete ever published. Many of these unique rarities are also illustrated. The book will be of use to anyone that collects or deals in Latin American coins. $15 postpaid in the U.S.
WORLD
J. W. Scott’s Standard Catalogue No. 1 SILVER and GOLD 1916 Edition by J.W. Scott. The original was published by Scott in 1916, well illustrated with woodcuts, 184 pages with card covers. Illustrated and offered for sale is the Hewitt reprint edition which as far as I know is exactly the same as the original 1916 edition except for the light brown card covers and the addition of a couple pages of Hewitt advertisements. This is one of the precursors of the modern coin catalogs that we have available today. Many editions are available with this, the Hewitt reprint, being by far the most common. I wish to buy any of the other editions that are available, please write with prices. $15.00 postpaid in the U. S.
J. W. Scott’s Standard Catalogue No. 1 THE SILVER COINS OF THE WORLD To Which is Added U.S. National and Territorial Gold. This the 1906 Edition by J.W. Scott, Well illustrated with woodcuts, 160 pages with card covers. This is one of the precursors of the modern coin catalogs that we have available today. This copy has some flaws on the front cover and signs that one label was removed. This is the lowest priced one that I have offered for years. Many editions are available. I wish to buy any of the other editions that are available please write with prices. $45.00 postpaid in the U. S.
MANUAL DEL COLLECCIONISTA DE MONEDAS by Teobaldo Catena. Virginia, 1988. 114 pages, illustrated, card covers. If these are in new or nearly new condition I can pay twenty-five dollars each. If obviously used then fifteen dollars each. I cannot use them if they are badly soiled, ragged or with torn/missing pages. ISBN-10: 0934693048
BUYING BOOKS
I want to buy books relating to Latin American Numismatics as well as detailed histories of the South and Central American countries covering the 19th and early 20th centuries. Send a list of what you have with prices and I will respond in less than 3 working days. I need “working copies” clean, used copies that are not badly damaged, loose or falling apart. Please write first.
NOTE ON SHIPMENT/PURCHASES FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Postage for books to foreign countries is $3.00 extra per book. We suggest that packages to foreign countries should be sent by registered mail with a minimum charge of $20.00 per package. This charge by registered mail will be the same whether you order one book or a dozen books. We are not responsible for delivery nor are we responsible for packages sent to us that are not received although over more than thirty years we have never lost a piece of registered mail to any country.
BONNEVILLE, Alphonse. Nouvelle encyclopedie monetaire ou traite des monnaies d’or et d’argent des divers peuples du monde. (Nouvelle edition du precedent ouvrage.) Paris, 1882, 1 vol. in-fol. De XVI et 220 pages, 200 planches.
I need one copy of the above Bonneville work. I have the earlier edition but need the 1882 edition to check a few items. The book is very scarce although there is no demand for it so hard to say what the price should be. If anyone has a copy please offer it to me. If you don’t want to sell it or if I can’t afford it I would ask the favor of having four or five pages photocopied for me. I would pay quite liberally for photocopies if they are necessary.
I also need many of the various editions of the standard coin catalogues issued by J. W. Scott and company from about 1850 through 1915. There are several different versions. I do not need any of the editions that include only copper and base metal coinage unless they are in excellent condition and really, really cheap.
Dale Seppa
Ph (218) 749 - 8108 Text (218) 290 - 5928
103 N 6th Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792 USA
I always want to buy books about Ecuadorian numismatics. I need almost anything if the price is fair. Right now I definitely need at least a couple of copies of La Moneda Ecuatoriana by Melvin Hoyos Galarza. Too many titles to put here but just about anything is of interest to me. The latest edition of Republic of Mexico: Decimal coinage 1868-1905 by Russell Goodyear is also on my list. Well I could go on and on but the list would never finish.
ECUADOR COIN ALBUM
The ECUADOR COIN ALBUM contains descriptive inserts and spaces for all Ecuadorian type coins, from the beginning of the republic to the current issues, including the various special issues. All of the inserts, for the entire series, are included so you can choose to collect every Ecuadorian type coin or only certain portions of the entire series. The 2 x 2 page pockets hold your coins in standard coin holders or Mylar flips. The total price is $125 postpaid in the U.S. and includes the binder, all the inserts and twenty-four high-quality vinyl-pages, each with 20 pockets.
The presentation binder is the very best quality and will give a life-time of service. It is the Classic Grande binder, imported from Germany, and will hold more that thirty standard pages for 2 x 2 coin holders. The binder comes with a high quality slipcase. Your valuable coins are fully visible on both sides and are protected by the 2 x 2 coin holders as well as the extra protection of the vinyl page pockets.
ORDER FROM:
Dale Seppa
103 N 6th Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792
Only $125.00 postpaid in the U.S.
Foreign orders must add $50 to cover postage, additional packing, additional handling and registration fee.
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Custom albums are available for any country. Delivery time is usually four to six weeks. Write for details or give all relevant details for a firm quote.
Collectors collect for many different reasons but all collectors are concerned with the appearance of their collection. These albums will present your collection in a manner which will be aesthetically pleasing to you or to anyone that you allow to view your collection. The superior protection afforded is a definite plus. This albums allows you to transport or ship your priceless collection with complete safety. When the album is in the slip case you have at least four layers of protection for your coins. Send an email for additional details and photographs.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST COLLECTION YOU NEED THE BEST ALBUM!
NOTE ON SHIPMENT/PURCHASES FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Postage for books to foreign countries is $3.00 extra per book. We suggest that packages to foreign countries should be sent by registered mail with a minimum charge of $20.00 per package. This charge by registered mail will be the same whether you order one book or a dozen books. (The exceptions being coin albums as they are heavy and the postage is expensive. In more than thirty years we have never lost a piece of registered mail to any country but nevertheless we are not responsible for delivery nor are we responsible for packages sent to us that are not received |
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