Studies on Money in Early America – Eric P. Newman, Richard G. Doty

A Comprehensive Examination of Early American Currency

Product Details

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• Pages: 216
• Publisher: American Numismatic Society
• Year of Publication: 1976
• ISBN-13: 978-0897220651
• Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 76-6790

Overview

Studies on Money in Early America is an authoritative and in-depth exploration of the origins, development, and circulation of currency in colonial and early post-independence America. Written by Eric P. Newman and Richard G. Doty, two distinguished numismatists, this book provides valuable historical insights into the financial systems, coinage, and paper money used in early American society.

The volume is richly illustrated and meticulously researched, making it an essential resource for historians, collectors, and anyone interested in American numismatics and economic history.

Product Features

✔ Expert Analysis – Written by two leading numismatic scholars, offering authoritative research on early American money.

✔ Historical Context – Examines the evolution of currency in the colonies and the young United States.

✔ Illustrated Reference – Features images and descriptions of coins, banknotes, and other monetary instruments from the period.

✔ Hardcover Edition – Durable binding for long-term use and reference.

Interesting Facts

Eric P. Newman was one of the most respected numismatists in American history, known for his extensive collection and research on early American money.

Richard G. Doty was a curator at the Smithsonian Institution and an expert in world currency and monetary history.

The book provides insights into counterfeiting, economic struggles, and the transition from colonial to national currency systems.

Published by the American Numismatic Society, a leading organization in numismatic research.

Who Should Read This Book?

Numismatists – Coin and currency collectors seeking in-depth historical research.

Historians – Scholars interested in the economic and financial history of early America.

Economists – Those studying the evolution of monetary systems and trade in colonial times.

Collectors & Enthusiasts – Anyone passionate about early American coinage and banknotes.

About the Authors

Eric P. Newman (1911–2017) was a renowned American numismatist, collector, and author. His extensive research and publications significantly contributed to the study of early American money.

Richard G. Doty (1942–2013) was a senior numismatic curator at the Smithsonian Institution, specializing in the history of money and economic systems.

Publisher Information

American Numismatic Society – Established in 1858, the ANS is a leading organization dedicated to numismatic research, publication, and the study of monetary history.

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