The book 100 Greatest Error Coins, by Nicholas Brown was a very fun read, and has caused me to now find myself looking at pocket change more closely, hoping I too will find some sort of error. Over 144 pages, I learned about errors that happened years and years ago, and errors that have happened more recently. I really loved all the pictures, and how it would relate the most famous error to smaller and more common errors, some I could actually afford to add to my own collection. I found it hard to look away from, and enjoyed every page. I also really liked how the author would go into detail about the errors, when and how it happened, other similar errors, what could have prevented it, and of course, how much they’re worth and some of the auction prices. I would definitely recommend this book, not only to coin collectors, but to anyone who wants a good, fun, and interesting read.