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This is the first edition of a completely new reference work on World Banknotes containing detailed information, full colour images, accurate valuations and additional bibliographies for 203 countries, published in three volumes.

The book describes the history of all the treasury notes issued by the Congo Free State in 1896 and all the banknotes issued by the Bank of Belgian Congo from 1912 to 1952 and by the Bank of Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi until Congo's independence in 1960.

A book that counters the narratives that have shaped our perceptions of British Celtic Coins.

The 10th volume of Coins of England & the United Kingdom 2024, Decimal Issues, which combined with the Pre-Decimal volume comprises the Standard Catalogue of British Coins.

An accessible and informative overview of Hellenistic Regal coinage.

William Wyon was the most popular image maker of the nineteenth century whose work on the different coinages of the British Empire and on the first postage stamps was known all around the globe.

30th anniversary revised edition of this classic work, newly illustrated throughout.

It will be the first study of Mary Gillick to be published and will feed into the current interest in 20th-century British women sculptors.

Aims to give the reader the confidence to buy coins and to begin participating in the numismatic market.

A record of the major and many minor recognised types and die-varieties of English gold coins.

Attempts to catalogue all known pattern and proof coins struck in gold.

When Britain Went Decimal takes readers through the changeover leading to D-Day (decimalisation day), and beyond: how smooth and successful was the process? Did newspapers secretly hope it would fail? While decimalisation might have seemed right at the time, did it lead to inflation, as many people believe today?

Hours of fun for stamp enthusiasts of all ages.

Information on the rarity of each type, including estimates of their value when first published in 2000, are presented in a separate table. The numerous, though less precisely understood, local coinages of the Imperatorial period are listed in an extensive appendix.

The year 1685 saw the beginning of a turbulent period in English history: King James II was expelled from Britain; there were wars in Ireland and on the Continent; repeated attempts by the Jacobite party in exile to regain the throne of England; and, underlying everything, severe religious dissension between Catholics and Protestants.

Covers every type of English gold coin and current prices.

A record of recognised types and die-varieties of English silver coins.

By the IAPN Prize-winning author of The Coins of the English East India Company. The latest book contains numerous extracts from the records, relating them to the known coins and showing why and when they were issued.

Some three and a half centuries ago, Britain was convulsed by a series of civil wars. These wars saw the introduction of medals as rewards for gallantry and campaign service. This book places these medals within the historical context of the times.

From the Celts to the Tudors, the Georgians to our Queen - coins from all around the United Kingdom show many wonderful designs. With 22 full page illustrations to colour in, each providing a contextual history, this book will provide hours of fun for coin enthusiasts of all ages.

The Spink Maury Catalogue has traditionally provided the highest level of detail for the stamps and covers of France and the French colonies, with thousands of top quality illustrations and prices updated every year.

The purpose of the book is to introduce the English speaking reader to the medieval Slavic coinages of the Balkans as a whole. Its objective is not to present an in-depth analysis of any individual coinage or an analysis of specific coin hoards. Rather, its intent is to make available, in one volume, a general synthesis of the up-to-date scholarship, and a catalogue of the main sorts and types of coinages from the different medieval Slavic Balkan lands and towns.Until now, these coinages have been examined only in specialised articles on the problems of attribution and identification of specific coins; and there are lists and catalogues of the coinages struck by specific rulers, states and towns. Significantly, no comprehensive review exists of the coinages issued by all the Slavic political authorities of the medieval Balkans, this study is the first attempt at such a survey.