Original Title: Catálogo de Billetes de Venezuela. 1940-2002

(Translation from the publisher's information)

First part

Banknote model, Printer name, Denomination, President y Vicepresident that signed the banknotes, Date of issue of each banknote, Serie and Digits, amount of issue of each one and price reference in US$ by conservation grade

Second Part

Specimen information with the description of the known variants in the same model.

This catalog has 87 pages and 277 color photos

Original Title: Los nombres de las monedas en Venezuela

This book shows an investigation and extends to the notes from Francisco Javier Pérez Hernandez, about the different names given by inhabitants to coins in Venezuela.

Original Title: Riqueza circulante en Venezuela

(Translation from the publisher's information)

It is a book of time, written by a Venezuelan of century XIX. It was the time in which all the knowledge were concentrated in a general knowledge. They had not appeared the specialties, for that reason, the volume contains a set of originating diverse subjects of different branches from the knowledge and that is, in this tactical mission, of the vital experience of its author. In his beginnings, the author was a soldier of the happened civil fights in the country. Soon one became an obsessed one of the historical, statistical and cultural data, but also of the news and the anecdote. From which in content of this book aspects related to the beginning of the monetary economy in Venezuela come together, the legal ordering referred her and a relation of the system of weights and measures. It reproduces, in addition official archives, official registries public, newspapers and newspaper extracts and magazines of the time.

Original title: El papel moneda en la Primera República

(Translation from the publisher's information):

During the First Republic, its governors and inhabitants faced unknown situations in those days. The excessive public cost and the lowering of the income had pushed to the creation of paper money. Around this payment instrument, it was innovative: the legislation, the issuance, the value backup, the design and the printing. This monograph, based in detailed research of historic documents, complements the study of banknotes and issuances, and tries to lighten about the controversial subject.

Table of Contents

Prologue
Introduction
Overall
Legal and administrative evolution
Paper money issuance
Banknotes characteristics
Production and distribution
Banknotes usage and target
Bibliography
Appendix
Table Index
Appendix Index

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From the Introduction --

The American Bank Note Company in the United Sates of America was responsible for printing the majority of the paper money used by most of the Latin American countries between 1870 and 1970. For over one hundred years the American Bank Note Company produced some of the most beautiful banknotes ever made, and the quality of its work had earned the trust and respect from the world.

About fifteen years ago, the American Bank Note Company made a very important decision, due to the fact that most of their previous customers hadn’t used their services for more than twenty years. A large number of countries that used to buy banknotes from the American Bank Note Company started producing their own banknotes in locally operated security printing companies. At that point, the American Bank Note Company decided to break down the archives department and sell a large amount of specimen and proof banknotes they had in their possession, through a series of auctions.

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This book presents a study about the coinage of cobs coins that circulated in Venezuela during the colonial era and during the Independence War.

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This formidable work manages to be comprehensive despite the scope and ambiguities of the period covered. The listings of coins themselves are in step with very recent numismatic discoveries. Accompanying photographs to many of the coinages are clear and fairly representative. Now, the length with which German issues are treated may surprise some, but this may be due to availability of records. Also, the prices quoted for most coins in general seem very approximate at best (particulary for issues from within many Spanish dominions), but this is only to be expected of a publication that must remain usable over several inflationary years. As a reference in identifying coins from the world of the 17th century, this Standard Catalog will stand one in good stead indeed!

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An article that shows the process of coin minting and an historic review about the use of coins.

Original Title: Billetes de Venezuela

This book presents a photographic recopilation about notes that circulated in Venezuela until 1980. It includes notes issued by the Central Bank of Venezuela, private banks and goverments.

Original Title: Cómo Coleccionar Billetes-Catálogo Venezolano 1811-2003

Spanish catalog of banknotes of Venezuela, that complements another book from the same author about coins. It contains notes detected from 1811 through December 2003, with information about printer, ammount, serial interval and prefix. The catalog is printed in black with color cover.

Original Title: Cómo coleccionar monedas. Catálogo Venezolano 1787-2003

An spanish catalog that contains information about coins of Venezuela from 1787 through December 2003, It contains coins with details of mint, mintage, diameter, weight, metal and price. The catalog is printed in black with a color cover.

This revised and updated ninth edition of a reference on world paper money presents details on selected issues of major banks, issues of quasi-governmental institutions, notes issued by state or regional authority, and siege notes from the 1500s to modern times as issued by military occupations. Organized alphabetically by country, entries are illustrated with b&w photos and offer brief notes on description and prices.

The 10th edition of this classic reference has been completely revised! Hundreds of new and improved illustrations make it the most comprehensive edition to date, compiling all Government Paper Money, Bank Notes, and Emergency Money (substitute currency) circulating worldwide 1368 through 1960.

Taking world coin collecting by storm, this annual best-seller is the only single volume available offering complete coverage from 1901 to the present day. Over one million prices are catalogued with more than 48,700 obverse and reverse illustrations to make coin identification fast and easy. Listings price coins in up to five grades of condition and include the mintage number and date. Thoroughly researched, all prices are updated to reflect current market values and are given in US dollars. Includes essential reference information such as a how-to-use tutorial, international numeric guide, identification charts, foreign exchange rates and much more.

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Every 19th century coin is identified in this complete one-volume reference to tens of thousands of coins. Specialists, collectors, and dealers use this as their standard for identifying and evaluating coins issued from 1801 to 1900.

Original Title: Monedas de Venezuela

This book contains an illustrated guide with information about coins from Venezuela in each time period, from the beginning through modern times.

Original Title: Monedas Metálicas Venezolanas

(Translation from the publisher's information)

The methodology used in this research was tracking down the legal instruments related to the coin mint from 1802 through 1996, interview to technicians, visits to international coin minting facilities, and examine with detail the pieces that belong to the archives and collection from Banco Central de Venezuela.

As another section, it shows the experiences related to the relative shortage of coins, analyzing the causes and measures taken by the Banco Central de Venezuela to solve this problem, in order to avoid this event in the future. Also, this investigation presents a qualitative-quantitative annex about coinage from 1802-1996.

Original Title: Monedas conmemorativas, numismáticas y medallas metálicas venezolanas

(Translation from the publisher's information)

This monograph has as goal to show, in a technical and systematic way, some specifications of the commemorative, numismatic and metallic medals coined by the Venezuelan Government from 1930 through 1999. The methodology used in this research was examination of the legal instruments related to the coin minting written down since 1836 until the present day, interviews to professionals, visits to coins and medals production building, national and transnational; and examine in details the pieces that belong to the collection and archives of the Banco Central de Venezuela.

Original Title: Monedas Venezolanas

(Translation from the publisher's information)

This two books shows the history of coins from Venezuela since 1802 through 1986. The first book shows an detailed study about the coins with tables and pictures, the second one compiles laws, decrees and arrangements about Venezuelan coins.

Original Title: Los Billetes del Banco Central de Venezuela

This book shows a result of an extensive investigation about the issues of notes made in Venezuela since the foundation of the Central Bank of Venezuela through march 1989.