Internet resources for older numismatic writings.

[J.Cordeiro]

As we all know, the internet is a vast, endless repository for information.
We, as [-- login to view link --] , can make this often under-used resource work for us by finding and recording older, soon to be forgotten, coin references.
When a book enters [-- login to view link --] it is no longer under private ownership and is then legally able to be recorded and saved, which is what many sites on the w-eb are doing.
Sites such as [-- login to view link --] , [-- login to view link --] and [-- login to view link --] are great places to begin.
Using these sites, I have been able to find and download (in PDF format) old numismatic texts such as:

- [-- login to view link --] (1853) Humphreys, Henry Noel, 1810-1879

- [-- login to view link --] (1853) Humphreys, Henry Noel, 1810-1879

- [-- login to view link --] By James Conder- 1798

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By Georg Stenz Published 1875.

- [-- login to view link --] , A Complete Illustrated History of the Coins of the World. JOHN S. DYE,1883.

- [-- login to view link --] Arranged and Described by John Evans.-1890

- [-- login to view link --] By A.M. Smith.-1886

- [-- login to view link --] By John Yonge Akerman Published 1849.

- [-- login to view link --] . VOL III, by L. Forrer..1894. There are 7 volumes in this series. The link will bring you to them all.

- [-- login to view link --] - Illustrated and Described By William Cowper Prime Published 1861 Harper & brothers.

- [-- login to view link --] Birmingham. Charles Pye.

- [-- login to view link --] By Llewellynn Jewitt. 1879

- [-- login to view link --] in Yorkshire By William Boyne. 1858.

- [-- login to view link --] By William Boyne Published 1891.

- [-- login to view link --] 32nd Edition 2005

- [-- login to view link --] By Nelson Philip.(1905)


Finding some of these books in print would be near impossible, so preserving them is definitely in our best interest as coin collectors.
With every passing year it seems that more and more is left out of coin collecting catalogs. Soon, the only way to find information on some of the older stuff is to either ask an older collector who might recall something about the coin in question or paying ridiculously high prices for a ?speciality? catalog.
The time to start doing this was actually years ago, so do yourself a favor and start now, and please remember, SHARE, SHARE, SHARE!