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ISBN 13: 978-0-89689-373-3

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Edited by Colin R. Bruce II, Tom Michael

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction........................................................................................................................................ IV

Acknowledgments.............................................................................................................................. VI

Sending Scanned Images by Email ...................................................................................................VII

Country Index ................................................................................................................................. VIII

How To Use This Catalog ................................................................................................................XII

Foreign Exchange......................................................................................................................... XVIII

Instant Identifier.............................................................................................................................. XIX

Standard International Numeral Systems .................................................................................... XXIII

Legend Abbreviations ................................................................................................................... XXV

Illustrated Guide to Eastern Mint Names..................................................................................... XXXI

Denomination Index........................................................................................................................ XLI

Hejira Date Conversion Chart ....................................................................................................... XLVI

Catalog Listings ................................................................................................................................... 1

German States Instant Identifier .................................................................................................... 1195

ADVERTISING INDEX

Ponterio & Associates ......................................................................................................................... V

Stack’s / Coin Galleries ...................................................................................................................... IX

INTRODUCTION

35 years have passed

since the Standard Cata-

log of World Coins was

nurtured to life in its first

edition, compiled in

1971 and released to the

collecting public in

March 1972. Within its

pages were listings orga-

nized in a logical format

by denomination, date

and mint of issue. Thus

was our initial coverage

presentation of the

world's coinage from the

mid-1800's through the

1960s. The collecting of

world coins has never been the same since.

Prior to the release of that first Standard Catalog of

World Coins, detailed world coin collecting information

was available only to those who pursued their interests

with the aid of specialized country catalogs, in whatever

scope they existed. Generally speaking, they were avail-

able in English only for the most popular countries, with

coverage restricted to the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Standard Catalog of World Coins changed all that.

True to its stated objective of providing users a compre-

hensive one volume catalog, it literally replaces a shelf of

often elusive specialized references, many of which were

obscure, long out-of-print, non-English works. That origi-

nal compilation listed the issues of all but a few countries

in orderly, detailed arrangements. Several of those compi-

lations were pioneering listings, just the first of a multitude

to follow from edition to edition.

Research conducted by contributors and staff editors

through the years gradually expanded the scope of the

listings, embracing earlier eras and somewhat esoteric

issues. Thus, the database from which annual editions of

the Standard Catalog of World Coins have been drawn

grew to include the first half of the 19th century, then the

18th and 17th centuries, successively, on a selective basis

as useful and reliable listings could be generated.

Also folded into the listings were the more esoteric

categories; patterns, pieforts, trial strikes, medallic and

pretender issues, related token issues, NCLTs, collector

sets, and presentation sets - any "coins" an individual

pursuing an interest in a given country might logically

be expected to encounter -- which related to the circula-

tion issue coinage of the respective countries. Early on,

the resulting mass of the annual Standard Catalog of

World Coins editions caused the volume to be reckoned

as the "telephone book" or "bible" of the world coin

field, be it the individual pursuit from the collector or

dealer perspective.

The Standard Catalog quickly developed growing

pains. As its distribution broadened, more suggestions and

demands were visited upon the editors; the addressing of

those needs and desires taxed the capability of the editors

to incorporate the information in a manageable package.

The editors welcomed and listened attentively to these

appeals. There was no question, the additional information

merited inclusion in the listings, and the annual edition

progressively grew more voluminous and unwieldy.

Something had to give. As page counts continued to

climb, effective with the 1984 edition, the editors began

to systematically condense the listings, overlay large coin

photos, and selectively eliminate esoteric categories.

Effective with the 1988 edition, the scope of coverage

was limited to issues of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Krause Publications’ catalog department determined

to best suit the needs of collectors and dealers alike, indi-

vidual century volumes were the logical answer. The

Standard Catalog of World Coins-19th Century, 5th edi-

tion is a result of that decision. This volume provides

comprehensive, detailed coverage limited to the 19th cen-

tury world coinage realm.

This newly revised 19th century edition is intro-

duced shortly after the release of the 34th edition Stan-

dard Catalog of World Coins-20th Century and the all

new 1st Edition of the 21st Century Standard Catalogs.

These new releases together represent years of research

by our staff and many outside contributors to provide

the most accurate and complete numismatic references

in the world.

Welcome to the complete, one volume reference for

19th century world coins collecting information... "Basi-

cally, a compilation of the digested knowledge," as stated

in the introduction to the first edition, "which students of

the numismatic science have contributed to the coin col-

lection hobby through the years," enhanced through the

incorporation of original contributions that have substan-

tially expanded the realm of awareness...a worthy succes-

sor to the ideals embodied in the publication of the first

Standard Catalog of World Coins in 1972.

Clifford Mishler

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