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HAPPY NEW YEAR, DR SAVEREM! May your ticket to 2025 be a fulfilling one.

Oh, thank you so much! That is so sweet! And a HAPPY NEW YEAR to you, too! May your blank ticket lead you to great things! .... Oh, wait a minute. 2025? You said 2025? Are you sure that you are not addressing my great, great, great grandmother? It is 2456 where I am. The twins just had their first New Year's party (no, I did not let them drink, we had sparkling cider). Some of the Plants in the electricity module created a simulated "fireworks" show within their bulbs for them. We're measuring in Stardate Standard now. Vash is still wondering why we aren't measuring time in Billions because of the estimated age of the universe (also, kid loves dinosaurs), but the human mind is limited and that's how it goes, I said. So cute! Anyway, yes, Happy New Year wherever and whenever you are! _ R.S.

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Looking for the Best CEED Coaching in India? This List Has What You Need

If you're determined to crack the Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED), you already know it's not just about drawing well; it's about understanding design thinking, creativity, logical reasoning, and visual perception. Whether you're a first-time test taker or looking to enhance your previous score, choosing the Best CEED Coaching in India can be the game-changer in your preparation journey. 

In this guide, we dive deep into everything you need from CEED courses and CEED preparation books, to “CEED coaching near me” and the holistic CEED training offered by India’s top design coaching centers. One name that consistently stands out is Vantage Design, which has carved a reputation for excellence across India.

Why CEED Coaching Matters for Serious Aspirants

While self-study and online videos offer some help, mastering CEED requires structured guidance. CEED Coaching provides a strategic framework: expert faculty, mock tests, updated syllabus content, personalized mentoring, and a competitive atmosphere that helps you track your progress and improve constantly.

Vantage Design | The Best CEED Coaching in India

When it comes to top-tier CEED coaching institutes, Vantage Design tops the list. With centers across major Indian cities and a stellar track record of results, it combines quality education, industry-savvy mentors, and a targeted curriculum designed specifically for CEED aspirants.

Key Features of Vantage Design

Expert Faculty: Mentors with NID, IIT, and CEED backgrounds.

Customized CEED Courses: Tailored learning paths for beginners and repeaters.

Online + Offline Batches: Flexible class timings and modes.

One-on-One Mentoring: Personal doubt-clearing and design portfolio guidance.

Mock Tests & Reviews: CEED-style mock tests with performance analytics.

Vantage Design ensures you’re not just learning, you’re mastering every module of the CEED syllabus, from visualization and creativity to logical reasoning and design aptitude.

CEED Training That Builds Real Design Skills

CEED Training at Vantage Design is not limited to theory. It focuses on real-world applications. Students engage in design workshops, sketching marathons, portfolio sessions, and group critiques. These sessions are conducted by experienced professionals from IITs and NIDs.

Each training module is built around the actual demands of the CEED exam:

Part A Preparation: Visual and logical reasoning, environmental awareness, analytical skills.

Part B Coaching: Sketching, creative writing, problem identification, product designing.

The structured CEED training empowers students to approach the test with confidence and originality.

Top CEED Preparation Books Recommended by Experts

While coaching provides direction, the right study material solidifies your preparation. These CEED Preparation Books are staples in any aspirant's toolkit:

NID/CEED Design Entrance Books by Bhanwar Rathore Design Studio

CEED Exam Guide by R.S. Aggarwal (For Reasoning Section)

Design Drawing by Francis D.K. Ching

Cracking the CEED & UCEED by Vantage Design Publications

30 Days to CEED – Fast Track Workbook

All these books help in sharpening visualization, improving creativity, and understanding core concepts required for CEED. 

Searching for “CEED Coaching Near Me”? Here’s Why Location Doesn’t Limit Vantage Design

Whether you're in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Chennai, or a Tier-2 city, Vantage Design ensures access to India’s best CEED coaching through its hybrid model. Their online CEED courses are as effective as in-person classes, featuring:

Live interactive sessions

Digital sketching tools

Virtual design critiques

Real-time doubt clearing

Their pan-India reach ensures that if you're Googling “CEED coaching near me”, you're likely to land at a Vantage Design branch or get connected to a dedicated online mentor.

How Vantage Design's CEED Courses Stand Out

Every CEED Course at Vantage Design is modular and comprehensive. You can choose between:

Crash Courses: For last-minute revision and speed-training

Regular Courses: Deep dive into CEED concepts over 6–8 months

Weekend Courses: Perfect for working professionals or students

1-on-1 Portfolio Assistance: For Part B perfection

Their curriculum is continuously updated to reflect changes in the CEED pattern and integrates industry case studies and feedback from previous year toppers.

Final Word: Choose Excellence, Choose Vantage Design

Your dream design school is just one test away. But getting there demands focused effort, guided strategy, and expert mentorship. If you want to excel in CEED, make no compromises on coaching quality. With its unmatched experience, consistent results, and innovative CEED courses, Vantage Design is your best partner on this journey.

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Interesting Papers for Week 36, 2020

Distortions of visual time induced by motor adaptation. Anobile, G., Domenici, N., Togoli, I., Burr, D., & Arrighi, R. (2020). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 149(7), 1333–1343.

Hippocampal state transitions at the boundaries between trial epochs. Bulkin, D. A., Sinclair, D. G., Law, L. M., & Smith, D. M. (2020). Hippocampus, 30(6), 582–595.

Aging is not equal across memory systems. Gardner, R.S., Newman, L. A., Mohler, E. G., Tunur, T., Gold, P. E., & Korol, D. L. (2020). Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 172, 107232.

Inactivation of the striatum in aged rats rescues their ability to learn a hippocampus-sensitive spatial navigation task. Gardner, Robert S., Gold, P. E., & Korol, D. L. (2020). Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 172, 107231.

Improving sensory representations using episodic memory. Görler, R., Wiskott, L., & Cheng, S. (2020). Hippocampus, 30(6), 638–656.

The auditory context-dependent attenuation of taste neophobia depends on D1 dopamine receptor activity in mice. Grau-Perales, A. B., & Gallo, M. (2020). Behavioural Brain Research, 391, 112687.

Implied motion as a possible mechanism for encoding other people’s attention. Guterstam, A., & Graziano, M. S. A. (2020). Progress in Neurobiology, 190, 101797.

Difference in binocular rivalry rate between major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. Jia, T., Cao, L., Ye, X., Wei, Q., Xie, W., Cai, C., … Wang, K. (2020). Behavioural Brain Research, 391, 112704.

Can autonomy play a role in causal reasoning? Modrek, A. S., & Sandoval, W. A. (2020). Cognitive Development, 54, 100849.

Pharmacological targeting of striatal indirect pathway neurons improves subthalamic nucleus dysfunction and reduces repetitive behaviors in C58 mice. Muehlmann, A. M., Maletz, S., King, M. A., & Lewis, M. H. (2020). Behavioural Brain Research, 391, 112708.

A Modeling Study of the Emergence of Eye Position Gain Fields Modulating the Responses of Visual Neurons in the Brain. Navarro, D. M., Smithson, H. E., & Stringer, S. M. (2020). Frontiers in Neural Circuits, 14, 30.

The time window for sense of agency in school-age children is different from that in young adults. Nobusako, S., Tsujimoto, T., Sakai, A., Shuto, T., Hashimoto, Y., Furukawa, E., … Morioka, S. (2020). Cognitive Development, 54, 100891.

Heterogeneous Synaptic Weighting Improves Neural Coding in the Presence of Common Noise. Sachdeva, P. S., Livezey, J. A., & DeWeese, M. R. (2020). Neural Computation, 32(7), 1239–1276.

Circuits that encode and guide alcohol-associated preference. Scaplen, K. M., Talay, M., Nunez, K. M., Salamon, S., Waterman, A. G., Gang, S., … Kaun, K. R. (2020). eLife, 9, e48730.

Valence and State-Dependent Population Coding in Dopaminergic Neurons in the Fly Mushroom Body. Siju, K. P., Štih, V., Aimon, S., Gjorgjieva, J., Portugues, R., & Grunwald Kadow, I. C. (2020). Current Biology, 30(11), 2104-2115.e4.

Global effects of feature-based attention depend on surprise. Smout, C. A., Garrido, M. I., & Mattingley, J. B. (2020). NeuroImage, 215, 116785.

A Model for the Study of the Increase in Stimulus and Change Point Detection with Small and Variable Spiking Delays. Straub, B., & Schneider, G. (2020). Neural Computation, 32(7), 1277–1321.

Conserved Serotonergic Background of Experience-Dependent Behavioral Responsiveness in Zebrafish (Danio rerio). Varga, Z. K., Pejtsik, D., Biró, L., Zsigmond, Á., Varga, M., Tóth, B., … Aliczki, M. (2020). Journal of Neuroscience, 40(23), 4551–4564.

Differences in reward biased spatial representations in the lateral septum and hippocampus. Wirtshafter, H. S., & Wilson, M. A. (2020). eLife, 9, e55252.

Aging Affects Fine and Coarse Coding of Orientation Information in Macaque Primary Visual Cortex. Zhang, B., Gao, Z., Wang, X., Yao, Z., Xu, G., Liang, Z., & Zhou, Y. (2020). Neuroscience, 438, 50–59.

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Module Tutors: Amaury Lebrun, Fernanda Prata and Shirley Jacobs

Bibliography:

Chametzky, H., 2020. No, You're Not A Bad Person If You Don't Want To Take Virtual Dance Classes. [online] Dance Magazine. Available at: <https://www.dancemagazine.com/virtual-dance-classes-2645601191.html?share_id=5431994&fbclid=IwAR1LPfG8OSVbJuaMIVk2Mkqk6MpT8kh-Cj4L7APyE_-yPFZXoFm3PS1QbUo> [Accessed 19 May 2020]

Thomas, R., 1966. R.S. Thomas. In: E. Black, ed., Nine Modern Poets: An Anthology, 10th ed. London: Macmillan Education Limited, p.127

Bachelard, G., 1969. The Poetics Of Space. Boston: Beacon Press, p.7

Boym, S., 2001. The Future Of Nostalgia. New York: Basic Books

A Poet In Cinema. 1983. [film] Directed by D. Baglivo. Ciak 2000 srl, Clip is Andrei Tarkovsky 

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MODULE 1   1.Russell, R.S. & Taylor, B.W. (2011). Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. Chapter 1, pp. 1–31 Please read this chapter to provide you with an outline of operations management in organisations.   Dumond, E. (2011). Value management: an underlying framework. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. This…

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MODULE 1   1.Russell, R.S. & Taylor, B.W. (2011). Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. Chapter 1, pp. 1–31 Please read this chapter to provide you with an outline of operations management in organisations.   Dumond, E. (2011). Value management: an underlying framework. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. This…

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MODULE 1   1.Russell, R.S. & Taylor, B.W. (2011). Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. Chapter 1, pp. 1–31 Please read this chapter to provide you with an outline of operations management in organisations.   Dumond, E. (2011). Value management: an underlying framework. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. This…

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MODULE 1   1.Russell, R.S. & Taylor, B.W. (2011). Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. Chapter 1, pp. 1–31 Please read this chapter to provide you with an outline of operations management in organisations.   Dumond, E. (2011). Value management: an underlying framework. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, New Jersey. This…

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În elementul muzical, omul trăiește reflectarea căminului său spiritual. El simte ecourile elementului care țese și trăiește în miezul interior al lucrurilor, care este atât de strâns legat de el. Împreună cu un anumit șirag muzical, ceva din corpul astral curge în corpul eteric. Când aude muzică, clarvăzătorul poate percepe modul în care curg tonurile, cum ele cuceresc substanța mai solidă a corpului eteric și o determină să reverbereze. Acest sentiment este cel mai puternic atunci când o persoană este capabilă să depășească ceea ce se află deja în corpul său eteric. Sentimentele sunt elementele cele mai interioare ale sufletului, asemănătoare lumii spirituale. În muzică sufletul își găsește elementul în care el se mișcă de fapt. Muzica îi oferă trăirea sentimentelor fără, însă, generarea lor prin mediatori corporali.

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Module 7: Learning & Assessment Activities During this module you will: Read: • Required o Textbook: Managerial Economics & Business Strategy  Chapter 13: Advanced Topics in Business Strategy • Optional o Khemani, R.S., & Shapiro, D.M. (1993). Anticompetitive practices (Links to an external site.). Glossary of Industrial Organisation Economics and Competition Law. Discuss: • M7D1 Discussion: All…

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New 2020 Official Red Book reports dramatic market changes; covers circulating, commemorative, and bullion coins

Best-selling annual guide prices nearly 8,000 items

(Pelham, AL) — The newest edition of the coin hobby’s annual Guide Book of United States Coins (popularly known as the “Red Book”) will debut on April 9, 2019, two weeks before National Coin Week. The 73rd edition (with a cover date of 2020) features extensively updated pricing and auction data reflecting the current market for collectible coins, which has seen dramatic ups and downs in the past year. The Red Book can be pre-ordered online in several formats and will be available from booksellers and hobby shops nationwide.

Hover to zoom.

Coin collectors have used the Red Book to value their collections since the 1st edition was published in 1946. Senior Editor Jeff Garrett attributes the book’s strength to its network of experts. “Our contributor system covers every segment of American coinage,” Garrett said. “The 2020 edition reflects many changes in pricing and discoveries in numismatic scholarship made over the past year.”

Editor Emeritus Kenneth Bressett remarked on the changing market:

Coin collecting has seen some major adjustments in prices and participation over the past couple of years. For those who are relatively new to the hobby this may seem unsettling and worrisome. Others, who have been involved for a decade or more, have witnessed similar trends and changes over the years and understand that such things are market adjustments that respond to collecting trends and interests. Values shown in the 2020 Red Book reflect these changes. Some are up and others are down. The most evident trend is that common, low-grade coins have lost some of their value because of the declining demand or participation by neophytes. Conversely, many rare coins, especially those in high grade, are regularly in demand and have seen dramatic price increases. Ultimately interest in coin collecting will continue along its rocky path as it has for hundreds of years. I look forward to the future utilizing all of the many innovative features of mass media and electronic communications that will make the hobby even more enjoyable to a new generation of collectors.

The 73rd-edition Red Book is 464 pages long and prices nearly 8,000 entries in up to nine grades each, with more than 32,000 retail valuations in total. Its panel of retail-pricing contributors includes more than 100 active coin dealers and market analysts with decades of experience.

Research Editor Q. David Bowers said, “The annual Red Book stands as the one volume I keep at my side when buying, selling, or writing about coins. Year by year it has improved since I bought my first copy as a young teenager in 1952. The 2020 edition is the best ever.”

The book covers United States coins from 1792 to date, from half cents to $20 gold double eagles, commemoratives, and bullion, plus earlier coins and tokens that circulated in colonial times. The latest coins from the United States Mint—Lincoln cents, Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, America the Beautiful quarters, Kennedy half dollars, Native American dollars, American Innovation dollars, commemorative coins, bullion coins, and government-packaged coin sets—are kept up to date. The book also includes error coins, Civil War tokens, Confederate coins, Philippine coins struck under U.S. sovereignty, private and territorial gold pieces, pattern coins, Hawaiian and Puerto Rican coinage, Alaska tokens, So-Called Dollars, special modern gold coins, and other specialized topics.

These are illustrated by 2,000 photographs, including enlarged close-ups of rare and valuable die varieties.

The 73rd-edition Red Book features the Mint’s new 2019 commemorative coins. The Apollo 11 coins include a half dollar, a traditional silver dollar, a $5 gold piece, and the nation’s first three-inch, five-ounce silver dollar. These coins are all cupped in shape, with the reverse convex to recreate the view of Buzz Aldrin’s helmet, as photographed by Neil Armstrong on the surface of the Moon—with Armstrong, the U.S. flag, and the lunar module Eagle visible in the reflection. The new Red Book also includes the 2019 American Legion 100th-anniversary commemorative coins.

The 73rd edition covers 125 more individual coin issues than the 72nd edition, and 14 new coin sets. Mintages have been updated across the board using the latest numismatic research and government-supplied data.

Collectors will also find complete coverage of the full range of American Eagle and other bullion coins and sets (in silver, gold, platinum, and palladium), with mintages and values for each. “Last year we condensed the bullion sections to make room for new content,” said Whitman publisher Dennis Tucker. “This year we’re bringing back the full bullion catalog because we know how important these popular coins are to collectors.”

The 73rd edition continues a section that debuted with the 70th, an overview of foreign coins that circulated as legal tender in the British American colonies and in the United States until the late 1850s. This section includes photographs, history, and pricing for collectible Spanish-American, Dutch, French, and English coins dating from the 1550s to the 1820s.

Edits based on recent research can be seen in the pre-federal sections. The text for collectibles such as the Pitt tokens, Rhode Island Ship medals, Fugio coppers, Georgivs Triumpho tokens, and 1792 “quarter dollar” patterns has been updated. 

As in past years, collectors benefit from the Red Book’s recent auction records provided for significant rare coins. Typeset throughout the charts are nearly 200 notable auction results. Combined with the listed retail prices, the auction data help advanced collectors understand the modern market for high-priced rarities.

In addition, the appendix of the “Top 250 U.S. Coin Prices Realized at Auction” has been fully updated. “This is the first year the Top 250 includes more than 100 auction sales higher than $1 million each,” observed P. Scott Rubin, the compiler of the records. “This is also the first year coins had to sell for more than $600,000 just to make the list.” The coin at #250, a 1792 No Silver Center pattern cent, sold for $603,750, which is $26,250 more than #250 in last year’s edition.

In a positive measure of the health of the hobby and ongoing numismatic research, the Red Book’s newly revised and updated bibliography includes 37 standard references published within the past five years.

The cover of the spiral-bound 73rd edition shows a mix of old and modern American coins: an 1850 Baldwin & Co. $10 Horseman gold piece; the 2019 Apollo 11 commemorative silver dollar; and a World War II–era Liberty Walking half dollar.

All versions and formats (hardcover; spiralbound hardcover; spiralbound softcover; and Large Print) of the 73rd-edition Red Book will be available the second week of April 2019.

About the Guide Book of United States Coins

A Guide Book of United States Coins is the world’s most popular annual retail price guide for U.S. coins, tokens, and other numismatic items. 24 million copies have been purchased since 1946, making it one of the best-selling nonfiction titles in the history of U.S. publishing.

For the 73rd edition, more than 100 professional coin dealers, scholars, and other numismatic experts contributed their knowledge under the direction of Senior Editor Jeff Garrett, Research Editor Q. David Bowers, and Editor Emeritus Kenneth Bressett.

The 73rd edition of the Red Book is available online and at bookstores and hobby shops nationwide. Whitman Publishing offers a Large Print Edition and several formats of the regular edition (hardcover; spiralbound softcover; and spiralbound hardcover). Details about the forthcoming 1,504-page expanded Deluxe Edition, popularly known as MEGA RED, will be available at the Whitman Baltimore Expo. For more information and to order, visit the website of Whitman Publishing.

About Whitman Publishing

Whitman Publishing is the world’s leading producer of numismatic reference books, supplies, and products to display and store coins and paper money. The company’s high-quality books educate readers in the rich, colorful history of American and world coinage and currency, and teach how to build great a collection. Archival-quality Whitman folders, albums, cases, and other holders keep collectibles safe and allow them to be shown off to friends and family.

Whitman Publishing is the Official Supplier of the American Numismatic Association. As a benefit of membership in the ANA, members can borrow the Red Book (and other Whitman books) for free from the Association’s Dwight N. Manley Numismatic Library, and also receive 10% off all Whitman purchases. Details are at the website of the ANA.

A Guide Book of United States Coins, 73rd edition

464 pages

Full color

By R.S. Yeoman; senior editor Jeff Garrett; research editor Q. David Bowers; editor emeritus Kenneth Bressett.

$15.95 convenient lay-flat spiralbound

$17.95 classic red hardcover

$19.95 spiralbound hardcover

$29.95 Large Print Edition

$49.95 expanded Deluxe Edition (1,504 pages)

Press release courtesy of Whitman Publishing.

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Module 2 DQ 2 Using the Case Study: R.S. from Module 2 DQ 2 identifies the ethical (or potentially ethical) issues that would arise with this client. To answer this question well, pick a fellow student and role-play the situation online until you have enough information to satisfy the task.

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New 2020 Official Red Book reports dramatic market changes; covers circulating, commemorative, and bullion coins

Best-selling annual guide prices nearly 8,000 items

(Pelham, AL) — The newest edition of the coin hobby’s annual Guide Book of United States Coins (popularly known as the “Red Book”) will debut on April 9, 2019, two weeks before National Coin Week. The 73rd edition (with a cover date of 2020) features extensively updated pricing and auction data reflecting the current market for collectible coins, which has seen dramatic ups and downs in the past year. The Red Book can be pre-ordered online in several formats and will be available from booksellers and hobby shops nationwide.

Hover to zoom.

Coin collectors have used the Red Book to value their collections since the 1st edition was published in 1946. Senior Editor Jeff Garrett attributes the book’s strength to its network of experts. “Our contributor system covers every segment of American coinage,” Garrett said. “The 2020 edition reflects many changes in pricing and discoveries in numismatic scholarship made over the past year.”

Editor Emeritus Kenneth Bressett remarked on the changing market:

Coin collecting has seen some major adjustments in prices and participation over the past couple of years. For those who are relatively new to the hobby this may seem unsettling and worrisome. Others, who have been involved for a decade or more, have witnessed similar trends and changes over the years and understand that such things are market adjustments that respond to collecting trends and interests. Values shown in the 2020 Red Book reflect these changes. Some are up and others are down. The most evident trend is that common, low-grade coins have lost some of their value because of the declining demand or participation by neophytes. Conversely, many rare coins, especially those in high grade, are regularly in demand and have seen dramatic price increases. Ultimately interest in coin collecting will continue along its rocky path as it has for hundreds of years. I look forward to the future utilizing all of the many innovative features of mass media and electronic communications that will make the hobby even more enjoyable to a new generation of collectors.

The 73rd-edition Red Book is 464 pages long and prices nearly 8,000 entries in up to nine grades each, with more than 32,000 retail valuations in total. Its panel of retail-pricing contributors includes more than 100 active coin dealers and market analysts with decades of experience.

Research Editor Q. David Bowers said, “The annual Red Book stands as the one volume I keep at my side when buying, selling, or writing about coins. Year by year it has improved since I bought my first copy as a young teenager in 1952. The 2020 edition is the best ever.”

The book covers United States coins from 1792 to date, from half cents to $20 gold double eagles, commemoratives, and bullion, plus earlier coins and tokens that circulated in colonial times. The latest coins from the United States Mint—Lincoln cents, Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, America the Beautiful quarters, Kennedy half dollars, Native American dollars, American Innovation dollars, commemorative coins, bullion coins, and government-packaged coin sets—are kept up to date. The book also includes error coins, Civil War tokens, Confederate coins, Philippine coins struck under U.S. sovereignty, private and territorial gold pieces, pattern coins, Hawaiian and Puerto Rican coinage, Alaska tokens, So-Called Dollars, special modern gold coins, and other specialized topics.

These are illustrated by 2,000 photographs, including enlarged close-ups of rare and valuable die varieties.

The 73rd-edition Red Book features the Mint’s new 2019 commemorative coins. The Apollo 11 coins include a half dollar, a traditional silver dollar, a $5 gold piece, and the nation’s first three-inch, five-ounce silver dollar. These coins are all cupped in shape, with the reverse convex to recreate the view of Buzz Aldrin’s helmet, as photographed by Neil Armstrong on the surface of the Moon—with Armstrong, the U.S. flag, and the lunar module Eagle visible in the reflection. The new Red Book also includes the 2019 American Legion 100th-anniversary commemorative coins.

The 73rd edition covers 125 more individual coin issues than the 72nd edition, and 14 new coin sets. Mintages have been updated across the board using the latest numismatic research and government-supplied data.

Collectors will also find complete coverage of the full range of American Eagle and other bullion coins and sets (in silver, gold, platinum, and palladium), with mintages and values for each. “Last year we condensed the bullion sections to make room for new content,” said Whitman publisher Dennis Tucker. “This year we’re bringing back the full bullion catalog because we know how important these popular coins are to collectors.”

The 73rd edition continues a section that debuted with the 70th, an overview of foreign coins that circulated as legal tender in the British American colonies and in the United States until the late 1850s. This section includes photographs, history, and pricing for collectible Spanish-American, Dutch, French, and English coins dating from the 1550s to the 1820s.

Edits based on recent research can be seen in the pre-federal sections. The text for collectibles such as the Pitt tokens, Rhode Island Ship medals, Fugio coppers, Georgivs Triumpho tokens, and 1792 “quarter dollar” patterns has been updated. 

As in past years, collectors benefit from the Red Book’s recent auction records provided for significant rare coins. Typeset throughout the charts are nearly 200 notable auction results. Combined with the listed retail prices, the auction data help advanced collectors understand the modern market for high-priced rarities.

In addition, the appendix of the “Top 250 U.S. Coin Prices Realized at Auction” has been fully updated. “This is the first year the Top 250 includes more than 100 auction sales higher than $1 million each,” observed P. Scott Rubin, the compiler of the records. “This is also the first year coins had to sell for more than $600,000 just to make the list.” The coin at #250, a 1792 No Silver Center pattern cent, sold for $603,750, which is $26,250 more than #250 in last year’s edition.

In a positive measure of the health of the hobby and ongoing numismatic research, the Red Book’s newly revised and updated bibliography includes 37 standard references published within the past five years.

The cover of the spiral-bound 73rd edition shows a mix of old and modern American coins: an 1850 Baldwin & Co. $10 Horseman gold piece; the 2019 Apollo 11 commemorative silver dollar; and a World War II–era Liberty Walking half dollar.

All versions and formats (hardcover; spiralbound hardcover; spiralbound softcover; and Large Print) of the 73rd-edition Red Book will be available the second week of April 2019.

About the Guide Book of United States Coins

A Guide Book of United States Coins is the world’s most popular annual retail price guide for U.S. coins, tokens, and other numismatic items. 24 million copies have been purchased since 1946, making it one of the best-selling nonfiction titles in the history of U.S. publishing.

For the 73rd edition, more than 100 professional coin dealers, scholars, and other numismatic experts contributed their knowledge under the direction of Senior Editor Jeff Garrett, Research Editor Q. David Bowers, and Editor Emeritus Kenneth Bressett.

The 73rd edition of the Red Book is available online and at bookstores and hobby shops nationwide. Whitman Publishing offers a Large Print Edition and several formats of the regular edition (hardcover; spiralbound softcover; and spiralbound hardcover). Details about the forthcoming 1,504-page expanded Deluxe Edition, popularly known as MEGA RED, will be available at the Whitman Baltimore Expo. For more information and to order, visit the website of Whitman Publishing.

About Whitman Publishing

Whitman Publishing is the world’s leading producer of numismatic reference books, supplies, and products to display and store coins and paper money. The company’s high-quality books educate readers in the rich, colorful history of American and world coinage and currency, and teach how to build great a collection. Archival-quality Whitman folders, albums, cases, and other holders keep collectibles safe and allow them to be shown off to friends and family.

Whitman Publishing is the Official Supplier of the American Numismatic Association. As a benefit of membership in the ANA, members can borrow the Red Book (and other Whitman books) for free from the Association’s Dwight N. Manley Numismatic Library, and also receive 10% off all Whitman purchases. Details are at the website of the ANA.

A Guide Book of United States Coins, 73rd edition

464 pages

Full color

By R.S. Yeoman; senior editor Jeff Garrett; research editor Q. David Bowers; editor emeritus Kenneth Bressett.

$15.95 convenient lay-flat spiralbound

$17.95 classic red hardcover

$19.95 spiralbound hardcover

$29.95 Large Print Edition

$49.95 expanded Deluxe Edition (1,504 pages)

Press release courtesy of Whitman Publishing.

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