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| 作者简介：Neil S. Berman: Neil S. Berman has been an expert numismatist and professional rare coin dealer since 1968. Coming back to the United States from Israel at the end of 1967, he apprenticed to the world-renowned Dutch numismatist and coin auctioneer Hans M. F. Schulman. He incorporated as Neil S. Berman, Inc., in 1968. In 1974, Neil became an associate of Metropolitan Rare Coin Company of New York. For the next several years, he represented Arthur and Donald Kagin of Des Moines, Iowa, then the largest coin dealer in the Midwest, as a purchasing agent. Later he represented Superior Galleries under the Goldbergs, also as a purchasing agent. In 1979, Neil, with his brother Jed, founded First Federal Coin Company, the first East Coast coin company to sell rare coins into IRA, Keogh, and pension plans. From 1983 until 1990, he was the purchasing agent for Asset Services, Inc., the largest coin company serving the financial community. Neil donated his large collection of German and Swiss silver minor coins to the American Numismatic Society (ANS) in 1989. In 1997, he received the American Numismatic Association (ANA) Service Award from ANA President David Ganz. In 2005 and 2006, he was associated again with Superior Galleries of Beverly Hills, this time under the ownership of numismatist Silvano DiGenova. Neil catalogued the U.S. gold in the 1977 Kagin’s ANA Coin Auction Sale, the first New York coin auction sale in 1981 of Spink and Sons, England’s oldest and largest coin dealer, and a coin auction sale by Superior Rare Coin Galleries of Beverly Hills in 2006. Neil has been published in Barron’s, Trusts & Estates, The National Law Journal, The Financial Planner, Pensions World, and Executive Jeweler. In 1987, he wrote, with Hans Schulman, The Investor’s Guide to United States Coins, which sold 40,000 copies and received a Numismatic Literary Guild award for Best Investment Book. In 2007, he wrote the second edition of the book with Silvano DiGenova. Neil has just completed a book on rare coin auctions. |
| introduction part i: making heads and tails out of coin collecting chapter 1: welcome to the world of coin collecting chapter 2: understanding numismatics chapter 3: arming yourself with knowledge chapter 4: storing your collection correctly part ii: ancient to present day: choosing coins for your collection chapter 5: showing their true age: ancient coins chapter 6: making a safe bet with u s coins chapter 7: globetrotting with world coins chapter 8: exploring the wild side with rare, expensive, and esoteric coins part iii: focusing on u s coins chapter 9: colonial coins: america’s ancients chapter 10: copper and nickel coins: made for the masses chapter 11: silver coins: keeping commerce alive chapter 12: gold coins: concentrated wealth chapter 13: commemoratives: raising money with money chapter 14: advancing to oddball coins part iv: buying coins the safe way chapter 15: foiling the fakes . chapter 16: weaving your way through price guides chapter 17: wheeling and dealers chapter 18: going once, going twice: buying at auction chapter 19: affecting value through the condition of your coins chapter 20: grading coins: your best defense part v: selling coins and minding the law chapter 21: the art of the sale: selling your coins yourself chapter 22: selling your coins on consignment or at auction chapter 23: coin investments, taxes, and the law part vi: the part of tens chapter 24: the ten most valuable u s coins chapter 25: ten favorite u s coin designs chapter 26: ten ways to get your kids involved in coin collecting glossary index |
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