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That's too many books to introduce you to coins. It's economical and comprehensive, and it's much better than the books on the market that pay more attention to packaging than content. For example,

(1) Sun Zhonghui's Concise Coin Dictionary,

(2) Hua Guangpu's China Ancient Money Collection (***4 volumes) is edited by the numismatist Hua Guangpu, which is divided into A, B and B. A collection of ancient coins lasted from Shang and Zhou Dynasties to Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties. B set of ancient money from the Northern Song Dynasty to the Southern Song Dynasty. C set the ancient Qian Liao, Jin, Xixia, Yuan and Ming Dynasties to the middle and late Qing Dynasty. Dingji ancient money lasted from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. The book * * * collects more than 7 ancient money rubbings, which is a magnificent sight. Most of them are provided by coin collectors, coin collectors, coin shops, coin associations or museums in Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing at home and abroad. In addition, some newly added coins are the first-hand precious physical materials recently unearthed in China in recent years, which are of great research value and appreciation value.

(3) Catalogue of Chinese Silver Coins (Hunan People's Publishing House).

(4) Catalogue of China Copper Dollars (Hunan People's Publishing House).

(5) China Paper Currency Catalogue (China National Photography Art Publishing House).

(6) China Modern Copper Coin Catalogue (China National Photography Art Publishing House).

I'm sure you are satisfied! ! ! !