Standard Catalog of World Paper Money
- Standard Catalog of World Paper Money
The Standard Catalog of World Paper Money is a very well-known catalogue of banknotes that is published by Krause Publications in three volumes. These catalogues are commonly known in the numismatic trade as the Pick catalogues, as the numbering system was originally compiled by Albert Pick.
Numbering system
The numbering system uses capital letters (e.g. 'P', 'PS', 'PM') and an integer to identify a note. If a note has signature or date variants, then a lower case letter follows. (e.g. P120a).
Prefix code
* P: regular issues
* PS: special issues such as those issued by private banks or local governments
* PM: military issue
* PR: regional issue (by a national issuing authority for regional use)
* CS: collector series (specimen set or commemorative)
Number
The sorting of notes is usually by series/date, then by denomination.
Variants
Regular variants start with the letter a, b, c, ... Error notes usually bears the letter x, while specimen notes have the letter s. Unissued remainders (sometimes incomplete printings) have the letter r, while known replacements would also have the letter r.
Edition
tandard Catalog of World Paper Money, 1368 - 1960
This is updated every two or three years, currently in the 11th edition.
tandard Catalog of World Paper Money, since 1961
This is updated annually. Currently in the 14th edition.
tandard Catalog of World Paper Money, Specialised Issues
This is updated every three or four years, currently in the 10th edition.
ee also
* Standard Catalog of World Coins
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