- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- The Euro Is Here - Edd & Johanne Smith
- Collecting World Coins - Edd Smith
- Chapter 1 - Buying and Selling World Coins
- Chapter 2 - Mail Order Coins
- Chapter 3 - Using Computers to Enhance Coin and Paper Money Collecting
- Chapter 4 - International Rates of Exchange Table
- Chapter 5 - Gold, Silver, and Platinum Bullion Value Charts
- Chapter 6 - International Coin Mints and Distributors
- Chapter 7 - International Association of Professional Numismatists
- Chapter 8 - International Numismatic Organizations
- Chapter 9 - International Numismatic Publications
- Chapter 10 - Coin Auction Sales
- Chapter 11 - How to Use This Book
- Chapter 12 - PNG the Professional Numismatists Guild
- Chapter 13 - Ancient Coins: Collecting Historical Coins
- Chapter 14 - Antilles (Netherlands)
- Chapter 15 - Argentina
- Chapter 16 - Australia
- Chapter 17 - Belgium
- Chapter 18 - Bermuda
- Chapter 19 - Bolivia
- Chapter 20 - Brazil
- Chapter 21 - Canada
- Chapter 22 - China
- Chapter 23 - Cuba
- Chapter 24 - Egypt
- Chapter 25 - Finland
- Chapter 26 - France
- Chapter 27 - Germany
- Chapter 28 - Greece
- Chapter 29 - Hungary
- Chapter 30 - Iceland
- Chapter 31 - India
- Chapter 32 - Ireland
- Chapter 33 - Israel
- Chapter 34 - Italy
- Chapter 35 - Japan
- Chapter 36 - Luxembourg
- Chapter 37 - Malta
- Chapter 38 - Mexico
- Chapter 39 - Morocco
- Chapter 40 - Mozambique
- Chapter 41 - Nepal
- Chapter 42 - Netherlands
- Chapter 43 - New Zealand
- Chapter 44 - Norway
- Chapter 45 - Pakistan
- Chapter 46 - Palestine
- Chapter 47 - Philippines
- Chapter 48 - Pitcairn Islands
- Chapter 49 - Poland
- Chapter 50 - Portugal
- Chapter 51 - Russia
- Chapter 52 - South Africa
- Chapter 53 - Spain
- Chapter 54 - Switzerland
- Chapter 55 - Syria
- Chapter 56 - Turkey
- Chapter 57 - United Kingdom
- Chapter 58 - USSR
- Chapter 59 - Vatican City
- Chapter 60 - Venezuela
- Chapter 61 - Vietnam
- Back Cover
USING COMPUTERS TO ENHANCE COIN AND PAPER MONEY COLLECTING By Tom Bilotta Carlisle Development Corporation It is now commonplace for numismatic collectors to use computers to enhance their collecting pursuits. Online auctions are now wide-spread and represent a major venue for collectibles transactions. Each year, more and more information sites pertaining to collectibles are launched on the Internet. Maintaining a collectibles inventory using computer software is now well accepted and becoming commonplace. Collectors are now seeking additional uses of technology which will enable them to increase the sophistication of their collecting. Most common among the activities for which computers are used are cataloguing collections and accessing all of the information sources available on the Internet. Collectors who adopt computer inventory programs increase their enjoyment of collecting, provide the needed documentation to protect their collection, gain insight into the value of their collection, and better prepare their families to deal with their collection if the need arises. The Internet connects the collector to an essentially unlimited number of sites throughout the world; however, determining which ones offer value and which propagate misinformation remains a daunting challenge. In order to exploit the power that computers bring to collecting, the collector must acquire a base level of knowledge sufficient to harness this capability in a safe and productive manner. The remain-der of this article will focus on some of the more important points of using the Internet as well as numismatic inventory software. USING THE INTERNET Access to the Internet opens up a world of opportunity to the col-lector of coins and paper money. Probably the three major areas of 17
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