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WORLD
COINS
1701-1800
5th Edition
, EDITOR •
, MARKET ANALYST
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Editor
Market Analyst
US. Market Analyst
Coordinating Editor
Database Specialist
Editorial Assistant
Special Contributors
Jean-Paul Divo
Gastone Polacco
Daniel Frank Sedwick
Erik J. van Loon
Bullion Value (BV) Market Valuations
Valuations for all platinum, gold, palladium and silver coins of the more
common, basically bullion types, or those possessing only modest
numismatic premiums are presented in this edition based on the market levels of:
$1,650
per ounce for
platinum
$1,250
per ounce for
gold
$500
per ounce for
palladium
$20
per ounce for
silver
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 INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
We are pleased to present the completely revised
and updated fifth edition of the
Standard Catalog of
World Coins 1701-1800
. This edition not only con-
tains nearly five years of market adjustments, it pro-
vides expanded descriptions, pricing in up to five
grades of preservation and hundreds of new images.
And market adjustments is certainly where things
have been quite active. Gold and silver bullion
prices are at new all-time highs and the values rep-
resented in this volume certainly have taken into
account those new levels.
This volume contains a wealth of data for the Ger-
man States and the Holy Roman Empire, France,
Great Britain, Spain, Russia and Mexico as well as
additions to many other countries throughout the
book. Concise listings of minors and fractional
issues, which have generally been available to col-
lectors and dealers only in long out-of-print, difficult
to locate, non-English references, are presented
here in an easy-to-use format, making this catalog
an excellent one-stop resource.
In keeping with the traditions that have been held
in focus with the
Standard Catalog of World Coins
from the very first edition, this volume is organized
in a user-friendly format. An alphabetical sort order
has been incorporated for countries of issue. An
effort has been made to indicate each change in
political structure or issuing authority and its associ-
ated coinage. The listings are generally arranged by
denomination, which now appear with each listing.
Coins are heavily illustrated by basic types, to the
point that there is a virtual certainty you will find a
photo match to the designs, or at least a clear word
description of any 18th century coins that may come
into your possession. To facilitate the easy identifi-
cation and attribution of coins of the era, this volume
features numerous helpful mint and privy mark
charts in the introductions.
The
Standard Catalog of World Coins
1701-1800
5th Edition is the result of nearly 40 years of
research by more than 200 respected numismatic
experts around the world. True to the stated objec-
tive of the original
Standard Catalog of World Coins
(published in 1971), this edition augments the cur-
rent family of five century reference catalogs, which
conveniently replace a shelf of often-elusive special-
ized books, many of which are obscure and when
found, very expensive.
The updated fifth edition provided an opportunity
for focus on some specific areas long in need of
heavy revision, including pricing throughout. More
detail and improved descriptions are found in every
country. The result is a nearly 1,500-page book
, Editor
, Market Analyst
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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complete with detailed information no collector or
dealer can do without.
Does this mean this
Standard Catalog of World
Coins 1701-1800
volume represents unquestioned
completeness of coverage for the era? No.
Is it a definitive work, on the basis of authoritative-
ness and exhaustiveness? Yes.
Is it the ultimate word on the subject that will ever
be published? We certainly hope not.
What this is, in effect, is a living and breathing
book. This is a reference that will grow and benefit
your future interests, in the presentation of succes-
sor editions, to the measure of what you, the user,
contribute to make it something more than it pres-
ently is. Toward that end, you are invited — make
that encouraged — to point out errors and omis-
sions and challenge any content you have reason to
question. Perhaps together we can advance this
massive base of knowledge.
Should you have new listing information or a coin
for possible illustration consideration, we would wel-
come correspondence to
. Coins for illustration should be scanned at
100 percent size, 300 dpi and sent as a jpeg with
the mm size of the coin under consideration, as well
as the catalog number reference and the country of
origin.
We hope you find this new edition meets your col-
lecting needs. Enjoy your hobby.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Many numismatists have contributed countless changes, which have been incorporated in this edition.
While all cannot be acknowledged here, special appreciation is extended to the following individuals and
organizations who have exhibited a special dedication — revising and verifying historical and technical
data and coin listings, reviewing market valuations and loaning coins to photograph — for this edition.
Dr. Lawrence A. Adams
Stephen Album
Antonio Alessandrini
Esko Alroth
Mitchell A. Battino
Jan Bendix
Wolfgang Bertsch
Cris Bierrenbach
Joseph Boling
Al Boulanger
Klaus Bronny
Doru Calin
Adolfo Cayon
Raul Chirila
Michael Hans Lun Chou
Fred L. Colombo
Scott Cordry
Jerry Crain
Vincent Craven-Bartl
Jed Crump
Raymond Czahor
Howard A. Daniel III
James C. Diracles
Jean-Paul Divo
Wilhelm R. Eglseer
John Ferm
Thomas Fitzgerald
Eugene Freeman
Arthur Friedberg
Kent Froseth
Tom Galway
Marcel Häberling
Flemming Lyngbeck Hansen
Emmanuel Henry
Wade Hinderling
Serge Huard
Ton Jacobs
Lorenzo Jimenez
Robert Johnston
Alex Kaglyan
John K. Kallman
Paul Karon
Craig Keplinger
Peter Kraneveld
Ronachai Krisadaolarn
Samson Kin Chiu Lai
Joseph E. Lang
Thomas Lautz
Nirat Lertchitvikul
Ma Tak Wo
Jürgen Mikeska
Juozas Minikevicius
Robert Mish
Paul Montz
Edward Moschetti
Horst-Dieter Müller
Dr. N. Douglas Nicol
Arkady Nakhimovsky
Vladimir Nastich
Frank Passic
Marc Pelletier
Gastone Polacco
Rick Ponterio
Mircea Raicopol
William Rosenblum
Isaac Rudman
Remy Said
Jacco Scheper
Glenn Schinke
Gerhard Schön
Dr. Wolfgang Schuster
Daniel Frank Sedwick
Olav Sejerøe
Clark Smith
Jørgen Sømod
Gylfi Snorrason
Richard Stuart
Alim A. Sumana
Barry Tabor
Steven Tan
Mehmet Tolga Tanner
M. Louis Teller
Gunnar Thesen
Frank Timmerman
Archie Tonkin
Anthony Tumonis
Erik J. van Loon
Justin C. Wang
Randy Weir
Paul C. Welz
Stewart Westdal
John Wilkison
Ertekin Yenisey
Isaac Zadeh
Joseph Zaffern
— AUCTION HOUSES —
Aureo & Calico
Baldwin’s Auctions Ltd.
Classical Numismatic Group
Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC
Dix, Noonan, Webb, Ltd.
Dmitry Markov Coins & Medals
Jean Elsen S.A.
Frankfurter Münzhandlung
Ira & Larry Goldberg
Coins & Collectibles, Inc.
Hauck & Aufhäuser
Heidelberg Münzhandlung Herbert Grün
Gorny & Mosch –
Giessener Münzhandlung
Auktion Heidrun Höhn
Helios Numismatik
Heritage World Coin Auctions
Hess-Divo Ltd.
Gerhard D. Hirsch Nachfolger
Thomas Høiland Møntauktion
Fritz Rudolf Künker Münzhandlung
Leipziger Münzhandlung
LHS Numismatik AG
Maison Palombo
Auktionshaus Meister & Sonntag
Münzenhandlung Harald Möller, GmbH
Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland, GmbH
Moneti i Medali
Münz Zentrum Köln
Noble Numismatics, Pty. Ltd.
Numismatica Ars Classica
Numismatik Lanz München
Dr. Busso Peus Nachfolger
Ponterio & Associates
Bruun Rasmussen
Auktionshaus H.D. Rauch GmbH
Riibe Mynthandel AS
Schulman BV
Sotheby’s
Spink - Smythe
St. James Auction Ltd.
Stack’s - Coin Galleries
UBS, AG, Gold & Numismatics
Jean Vinchon Numismatique
Westfälische Auktionsgesellschaft
World Wide Coins of California
CONTRIBUTING TO THE CATALOG
SENDING SCANNED IMAGES
Scan images with a resolution of 300 dpi
Set size at 100%
Scan in true 4-color
Save images as ‘jpeg’
Specify the country, denomination and
diameter of coin
Send images to the editor at
George.Cuhaj@fwmedia.com
OFFERING DATA CORRECTIONS
Refer to coins by country and catalog
number
be as clear and specific as possible
Send your comments to the editor at
SUGGESTING VALUE CHANGES
Reference the coins country and
catalog number
Specify date and grade
Explain your sources
Send your suggestions to the market analyst
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