every-magazine.net - Coin Values Magazine Subscription - Compare Prices

Women Stuff
Men Stuff
Cars, Bikes, Planes, Trains
Computers, Gadgets, IT
Hobbies, Craft, Collecting
        Collecting
                Stamp & Coin
                         1
Lifestyle & Culture
Media & Arts
Music, Film, TV, Pop Culture
News, Politics, Money
Recreation & Leisure
Sport, Sport, Sport
Work, Business, Profession
A - Z
Home

Published in : United States
Frequency: 12 / year

Coin Values magazine as described by Global Magazines

Coin Values Magazine, created by the editors of Coin World Magazine, provides more than 45,000 retail market prices for virtually every United States coin in every collectible grade. Coin Values covers coins from the first struck by the US Mint in 1792 to the current State quarters.

Coin Values magazine as described by Acclaim Subscriptions

Coin Values combines timely editorial with the most comprehensive, up-to-date retail coin price guide in the market. We track values for all U.S. coins made since 1792, now 50,000 values and counting!

Coin Values magazine as described by Magazine Force

Coin Values combines timely editorial with the most comprehensive, up-to-date retail coin price guide in the market. Coin Values tracks values for all U.S. coins made since 1792, now 45,000 values and counting.

more descriptions below price table

One Year Subscription - Compare Prices - Coin Values Magazine

lowest price in purple - click a price to buy online - all prices include delivery - lowest price in purple

currency converter

delivery to
USA

delivery to
UK

delivery to
Canada

delivery to
Australia

delivery to
New Zealand

delivery to
Europe

Worldwide
delivery

Digital online
delivery

Global Magazines

EU€29.95

EU€89.95

EU€62.00

EU€89.95

-----

Acclaim Subscriptions

US$29.95

-----

Magazine Force

US$39.97

-----

Surplus Mags

US$78.95

-----

Coin Values magazine as described by Surplus Mags

Created by the editors of Coin World, America's most trusted source for coin prices and coin news, provides more than 45,000 retail market prices for virtually every United States coin in every collectible grade - from the first coins struck by the U.S. Mint in 1792 to the current State quarters.