To "cherrypick" in the coin-collecting hobby means to examine a coin that appears normal at first glance, looking for unusual characteristics--like doubled and tripled dies, overdates, and repunched mintmarks--that reveal it to be rare and valuable. In the Cherrypickers' Guide, close-up photographs and text descriptions show collectors precisely what to look for. The book includes rarity and popularity ratings, market analysis, and retail values.
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To "cherrypick" in the coin-collecting hobby means to examine a coin that appears normal at first glance, looking for unusual characteristics--like doubled and tripled dies, overdates, and repunched mintmarks--that reveal it to be rare and valuable. In the Cherrypickers' Guide, close-up photographs and text descriptions show collectors precisely what to look for. The book includes rarity and popularity ratings, market analysis, and retail values.
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