Category Archives: Nicholas J. Bruyer

Book Releases, Books & Supplies, demand notes, Featured Paper Money, New Books, Nicholas J. Bruyer, Numismatic Books, paper money, Paper Money US, Recent Articles & Video, Stacks Bowers, Treasury Notes, US Paper Money

Stack’s Bowers Announces Publication of Bruyer’s United States Treasury Notes 1812-1865: An Illustrated History

Leave a comment

For CoinWeek’s Review of the Book, Click Here * * * A fresh perspective on the history of United States paper money arrives with Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ publication of United States Treasury Notes 1812-1865: An Illustrated History, by Nicholas J. Bruyer. Bridging the gap between the Continental Currency of the Revolutionary War and the paper […]

The post Stack’s Bowers Announces Publication of Bruyer’s United States Treasury Notes 1812-1865: An Illustrated History appeared first on CoinWeek: Rare Coin, Currency, and Bullion News for Collectors.

Continue Reading on CoinWeek

Charles Morgan, CoinWeek First Read, Featured News, Featured Paper Money, First Read, Joel R. Anderson Collection, Nicholas J. Bruyer, Numismatic Books, paper money, Paper Money US, Recent Articles & Video, Stacks Bowers, Treasury Notes, US Paper Money

First Read: U.S. Treasury Notes, 1812-1865: An Illustrated History

Leave a comment

By Charles Morgan for CoinWeek ….. Paper money, that graphically rich form of tender, sits at the periphery of the broader coin-collecting hobby. It’s a status that is undeserved but understandable. Paper lacks the aura of gold and the ring of silver. It cannot be collected by die state, and its many levels of complexity–not […]

The post First Read: U.S. Treasury Notes, 1812-1865: An Illustrated History appeared first on CoinWeek: Rare Coin, Currency, and Bullion News for Collectors.

Continue Reading on CoinWeek