Requesting book recommendations

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OK - what are the 3-5 best books on New World coinage?
Best books on shipwreck artifacts?
I have found a deep hole in my bookshelf.
I hope that these do not create a deep hole in my wallet
Thanks in advance, as always!

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This is great for the gold ones.
 

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I fear that you have misplaced your link...

I was commenting on my first post, the onza main book. The grand library of the onza. Open the pics in my first post and you can see some details better. Basically it's a reference book of all the gold doubloons ever produced. It even has coinage that there are no known examples of yet. You guys on the 1715 fleet could use this book much more than I can. If your interested PM me and I'll mail it to you. If I ever find gold coins I need to identify I'll no who to call. Lots of new world gold coins from all the mints. Only covers the gold ones though. 15431880373083435642683241636615.jpg
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In the Onza book what does it show for the earliest struck gold coins in any mints along the west coast of South America south of Panama? Ignore Mexico or Columbia.
1609? 1622?
 

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I did.
I loaned it.
Haven't seen it in a couple of years.
I believe my wife wanted to buy me a new one for my birthday...which was 25 days ago...I'll do it for her.
Surely you already own Practical Book of Cobs, books
 

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Sedwick, Dad and son both have some good books.. Gold Cobs of Peru

Not cheapies...
[h=1]Alan K. Craig, Spanish Colonial Gold Coins in the Florida Collection (Florida Heritage)[/h]& Spanish Colonial Silver Coins in the Florida Collection.
 

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I've loaned out a few books not really expecting them back. I simply ask whomever I loan them to, that when they are done with it, to please pass it on to the next guy that would like to get it and ask the same of them. A few were worth $100 or more. A few weren't worth the paper they were printed on...Ropesfish, if you list some you may want, I might have it.
 

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I was commenting on my first post, the onza main book. The grand library of the onza. Open the pics in my first post and you can see some details better. Basically it's a reference book of all the gold doubloons ever produced. It even has coinage that there are no known examples of yet. You guys on the 1715 fleet could use this book much more than I can. If your interested PM me and I'll mail it to you. If I ever find gold coins I need to identify I'll no who to call. Lots of new world gold coins from all the mints. Only covers the gold ones though.

Bart! Got the book....it's beautiful!
Thanks very much. I will be a good custodian!
 

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Bill, I have a Practical book of Cobs in storage I think. I will look and find it and get that to you. Might have some others too.
 

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Excellent bill, enjoy, and merry christmas.
 

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One of the best I have seen - “Cobs, Pieces of Eight and Treasure Coins” The Early Spanish-American Mints and Their Coinages 1536-1733” by Sewall Menzel
 

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Bill, I have a Practical book of Cobs in storage I think. I will look and find it and get that to you. Might have some others too.
Thanks very much, Steve!!
( I have pretty awesome friends!)
 

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