Q. David Bowers
Mickley, Joseph J. Dates of United States Coins, and Their Degrees of Rarity. Philadelphia: published by the author, July 1858.
Mid-American Rare Coin Auctions, Inc. Lexington, KY. 1980s and 1990s. Auction catalogues and prices realized.
Miller, Wayne H. "My Silver Dollar Set." Chapter in The Comprehensive U.S. Silver Dollar Encyclopedia. Broken Arrow, OK: Highflll Press, Inc., 1992.
-- The Morgan and Peace Dollar Textbook. Metairie, LA:Adam Smith Publishing Co., 1982.
Mint at St. Louis, Mo. House of Representatives 48th Congress, Report No. 1549. Washington, D.C., 1884.
Money Tree, The. Fourteenth Mail Bid Sale, August 24, 1992.Contains biographical information concerning B. Max Mehl.
Morano, Anthony J. and Dazelle. "Philadelphia 1880 Over 79 Silver Dollar." Article in the Numismatic Scrapbook, December 1964.
Morano, Anthony J. and Dazelle. "The 1878 Silver Dollar Story." Article in the Numismatic Scrapbook, February 1965.
Moulton, Harold G. (editor). Principles of Money and Banking.Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1916. A series of essays by various individuals.
Napolitano, Chris. "The 1871-CC Seated Dollar, Authentication Through Die Characteristics." Article in The Gobrecht JournalCollective Volume No.3, 1990.
New Netherlands Coin Co., Inc. Various auction catalogues.
New York: 1951-1970 consulted. (Catalogued by John J. Ford,Jr., Walter H. Breen; later by Don Taxay and G.Jon Hanson.)
Newman, Eric P. "Diagnosing the Zerbe 1804 and 1804 Dollars." Article in The Numismatist, October 1961. The author concluded that the 1804 was an alteration from 1802 B-4 (BB-232), and the 1805 was an alteration from 1803 B-6 (BB-241).
-- "Keeping Up With the 1804 Dollar History." Article in The Numismatist, March 1970.
-- The Early Paper Money of America. Third edition lola, 1990.
Newman, Eric P. and Kenneth E. Bressett. The Fantastic 1804 Dollar. Racine, Wisconsin: Whitman Publishing Company, 1962.
-- "The Fantastic 1804 Dollar: 25th Anniversary Follow-Up, " Coinage of the Americas Conference. New York City: American Numismatic Society, 1987.
Newman, Eric P., and Don Taxay. "An Answer to 1804 Dollar and Eagle Challenges." Article in The Numismatist, February 1970.
NGC Census Report. Parsippany, NJ: Numismatic Guaranty Corporation of America, various issues 1980s and 1990s.
Niles' Weekly Register. Baltimore: H. Niles, 1814-1847.
"Nolan Ryan on Olympic dollar?" Unsigned article published in the March 31, 1992 issue of Numismatic News.
Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia, Proceedings. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Printed for the Society, 1865- 1891.
Numismatic Gallery. Various auction catalogues. New York (1940s) and Beverly Hills, CA (later dates). (Mostly catalogued by Abe Kosoff.)
Numismatic News. lola, WI: Krause Publications, 1952 to date. Numismatist, The. The American Numismatic Association.Colorado Springs, CO (and other addresses), various issues 1888 to date.
O'Brien, Robert. "A Rarity Scale for XF-40 Liberty Seated Dollars." The Gobrecht Journal, Collective Volume No. 3, 1990.
Orosz, Joel J.. "Robert Gilmor, Jr. and the Cradle Age of American Numismatics." Article in Rare Coin Review No. 58, Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc., 1985. A very revealing article concerning a pioneer American collector and his relationship with the Mint.
Ostheimer, Alfred J.3rd. "Contemporary 1804, 1805 Silver Dollars Authenticated." Article in The Numismatist, June 1961. (Later discredited by Eric P. Newman in an article, "Diagnosing the Zerbe 1804 and 1804 Dollars" in the same periodical, October 1961.)
Oxman, Jeff G. "Die Varieties in the Morgan Dollar Series."Chapter in The Comprehensive U.S. Silver Dollar Encyclopedia. Broken Arrow, OK: Highfill Press, Inc., 1992.
Pacific Coast Auction Galleries, Inc., Santa Barbara, California. 1980s and 1990s. Auction catalogues and prices realized.
Paramount International Coin Corporation (and other related names), Englewood, Ohio (and other addresses), 1960s through 1980s. Auction catalogues and prices realized.
PCGS Population Report, The. Newport Beach, California: Professional Coin Grading Service, Inc. Various issues, 1980s and 1990s.
Perkins, W. David. "The 1800 B-13 Bust Dollar-Some Thoughts on Rarity." Article in the JRCS journal, April 1992.
Peterson, Mendel L. "Proof Dollars of the Carson City Mint, 189l." Article in The Numismatist, July 1954.
Pollock, Andrew W., III and Q. David Bowers. "George T. Morgan, Ambrose Swasey, and the 1921 Proof Morgan Dollars." Article in The American Numismatic Association Centennial Anthology. Wolfeboro, NH: Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc. (for the ANA), 1991.
-- Manuscript for new work on United States pattern coins, 1992.
Prime, W.C. Coins, Medals, and Seals. New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1861.
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society. Philadelphia:
American Philosophical Society, January-April 1855. Contains a report by Franklin Peale on coinage technology.
Rare Coin Company of America (Rarcoa), Chicago (later Willowbrook), Illinois. Ed Milas. 1970s through 1990s. Auction catalogues and prices realized.
Raymond, Wayte. "A Descriptive List of Die Varieties of Early United States Silver Coins." Series of articles in the Coin &Medal Bulletin. New York: Edgar H. Adams and Wayte
Raymond, 1916. Includes a brief descriptive listing based upon the Haseltine Type Table.
Reiter, Ed. "Silver Dollar Model Now Has Silver Hair." Article in Coins Magazine, June 1974.
-- "The Surplus Silver Dollar Mess." Article in COINage Magazine, September 1975. Discusses the Carson City coins held by the General Services Administration.
Reiver, Jules. "Varieties of Early United States Silver Coins."Article in The John Reich Journal January 1986. The author notes that he is aware of 18 die varieties of Flowing Hair dollars (1794: 1; 1795: 17), 13 of Draped Bust dollars with Small Eagle reverse (1795: 2; 1796: 6; 1797: 3; 1798: 2), and 85 of Draped Bust dollars with Heraldic Eagle reverse (1798:31; 1799: 22: 1800: 16; 1801:4; 1802:7; 1803:5).