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sbvenman
I was wondering if anyone new a good equivalent to the Red Book for French Coinage. I've tried searches, but without a specific title to look for I've had a hard time finding it and I haven't had luck at any bookstores. I have a guide to world coinage, but I'd like something more specific like the red Book just for French Pieces. I would prefer if the book was in French.

Thanks,

Scott
roaddevil
i want the same but for swiss or world coins (in english not french plz smile.gif ) :'( i cant find any
tabbs
QUOTE(sbvenman @ Aug 12 2007, 12:45 PM) *
I was wondering if anyone new a good equivalent to the Red Book for French Coinage. I've tried searches, but without a specific title to look for I've had a hard time finding it and I haven't had luck at any bookstores. I have a guide to world coinage, but I'd like something more specific like the red Book just for French Pieces. I would prefer if the book was in French.

The most commonly used French catalog is AFAIK the Gadoury. The company's website is here http://www.gadoury.com/ Don't know if this catalog for example is a Red Book equivalent, but it seems to be quite comprehensive: "Monnaies Françaises 1789-2007" http://catalog.mtrade.com/cgi-win/Catalog....doury;Query=M9E
Another option could be this catalog: "Le Franc VII - Les Monnaies" http://www.numishop.eu/boutique-lib-livres...ismatiques.html (then search for le franc in "Titres"). Both books are in French.

For Switzerland the "standard" catalog is the KMZ. Volume 2 covers modern pieces from the 15-16c until today. http://www.battenberg.de/index.php?seite=b...13&cat_id=1 ("Inhaltsverzeichnis" is table of contents, "Leseprobe" is a sample.) But that would be in German ...

Christian
sbvenman
Merci beaucoup!!!

I'll check those out.

Scott
roaddevil
ty tabbs smile.gif hmm german >_< ahh will have 2 wait until i go 2 uni an learn it x< tongue.gif but ty smile.gif
banivechi
I have the Gadoury 2003, if someone need infos...
roaddevil
tnx 2 google i translated the page an read it 2 bad i cant translate the pdf :'( but saw the canton coin pic its nice smile.gif
frank
QUOTE(roaddevil @ Aug 12 2007, 08:40 AM) *
tnx 2 google i translated the page an read it 2 bad i cant translate the pdf :'( but saw the canton coin pic its nice smile.gif


Hey roaddevil didn't you say you were about to start French classes? read.gif And as for web translation software hysterical.gif ... You get some very amusing results that way sometimes!!!!

roaddevil
it was german not french

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For Switzerland the "standard" catalog is the KMZ. Volume 2 covers modern pieces from the 15-16c until today. http://www.battenberg.de/index.php?seite=b...13&cat_id=1 ("Inhaltsverzeichnis" is table of contents, "Leseprobe" is a sample.) But that would be in German


smile.gif an it worked nicely but cant translate the pdf
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