Member Publications
Recent Publications by SPMC Members
Note: If you find that a book is not available from a publisher or other listed source, check with the paper money dealers who advertise in Paper Money.
A Guide Book of Southern States Currency: History, Rarity, and Value,
by Hugh Shull. Research assistance from Wendell Wolka and illustrations mainly from the collection of Gene D. Mintz. Building on the classic foundation laid by Grover Criswell, paper currency expert Hugh Shull presents an authoritative guide to the state-issued money of the South, from the pre-Civil War era through the war years, and into the late 1800s. Published by Whitman, 2006; 434 pages, heavily illustrated in color.
A History and Catalog of Minnesota Obsolete Bank Notes and Scrip, by R. Shawn Hewitt with Charles C. Parrish, Steve Schroeder, and Gilmore J. Sem. A very comprehensive history and catalog of bank notes, municipal scrip, company scrip, round cardboard scrip, labor exchange scrip, savings scrip, U. S. Postal Notes, panic of 1893 scrip, panic of 1907 scrip, depression scrip, advertising notes, college currency, and Tiffany Commission Scrip. Published by R. M. Smythe, 2006; 600 pages, heavily illustrated.
Obsolete Paper Money Issued in the United States 1782-1866: A Study and Appreciation for the Numismatist and Historian, by Q. David Bowers. Not a catalog, but a history of the paper money in the context of the era. There are chapters on early American paper money, engraver/printers Jacob Perkins and Abner Reed, the bank note business, banks and banking in the era, the American Bank Note Company, wildcat banking, and more. Published by Whitman, 2006, 598 pages, heavily illustrated in color.
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