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1960ref. 34811Racine WI: Whitman Publishing 1960. 8vo pp. 317. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. A VG tight copy. Whitman Publishing unknown books
1961ref. 158443Racine: Whitman Pub. Co 1961. Hardcover. Good. Reprint. Good Ex-library with expected markings spine ends and panel corner bumped and worn cloth worn through on panel edges and corners spine and panels faded with light soiling shaky binding light browning of page edges small crack in top of front hinge some yellowing on end pages. Whitman Pub. Co hardcover books
2004ref. 157953Dallas Texas: Heritage Numismatic Auctions Inc 2004. Softcover. VG average wear only to cover edges; small fold on one back cover corner; otherwise quite nice and clean. Mulberry wraps 448 pp. profusely illus in color. Issued in conjunction with a 2004 exhibition and sale of more than 2000 coins gold ingots and other nifty pieces lots #1001-3284. Includes pieces from the Green Pond Collection and the North Shore Collection. Features full-color close-up views of each lot. Fun for numismatic browsing. Rare. Heritage Numismatic Auctions, Inc paperback books
1981ref. 23291NY: American Numismatic Society. Fine. 1981. Hardcover. 0897221877 . 54 black and white plates. First edition. Fine in brown cloth. No dust jacket. . American Numismatic Society hardcover books
2014ref. 2313191New York: The American Numismatic Society 2014. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 5x1x9. An excellent copy. 2014 Hard Cover. 386 pp. 62 photographic plates. Includes: Editorial Committee; Jonathan Kagan. Notes on the Coinage of Mende; Evangeline Markou Andreas Charalambous and Vasiliki Kassianidou. pXRF Analysis of Cypriot Gold Coins of the Classical Period; Panagiotis P. Iossif. The Last Seleucids in Phoenicia: Juggling Civic and Royal Identity; Elizabeth Wolfram Thill. The Emperor in Action: Group Scenes in Trajanic Coins and Monumental Reliefs; Florian Haymann. The Hadrianic Silver Coinage of Aegeae Cilicia; Jack Nurpetlian. Damascene Tetradrachms of Caracalla; Dario Calomino. Bilingual Coins of Severus Alexander in the Eastern Provinces; Saul Roll-Velez. The Pre-reform CONCORDIA MILITVM Antoniniani of Maximianus: Their Problematic Attribution and Their Role in Diocletian's Reform of the Coinage; Daniela Williams. Digging in the Archives: A Late Roman Coin Assemblage from the Synagogue at Ancient Ostia Italy; Francois de Callatay. How Poor are Current Bibliometrics in the Humanities' Numismatic Literature as a Case Study; Michael Fedorov. Early Mediaeval Chachian Coins with Trident-Shaped Tamghas and Some Others; Antonino Crisa. An Eighteenth-Century Sicilian Coin Hoard from the Termini-Cerda Railway Construction Site Palermo 1869; Review Articles. The American Numismatic Society hardcover books
1988ref. 202685Long Beach CA: Kagins 1988. Softcover. VG: Marginalia in red ink. Book is in very good condition with tight binding and bright pages. Signs of wear to the cover especially around the spine. A deep purple softcover book with the title printed in light gray down the spine. Pages: 1 i-viii 2 1-162 1. Profusely illustrated with black-and-white images. Also contains six pages of color plates. There is a printer's error on the first page; the date reads 1987 and should read 1988. Kagins paperback books
2008ref. 2313189New York: The American Numismatic Society 2008. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 6x2x9. An exceptional copy. 2008 Hard Cover. 615 pp. 113 photographic plates. Second Series continuing The American Numismatic Society Museum Notes. "AJN is an annual publication featuring original scholarly research in all fields of numismatics. Volume 20 2008 is an expanded special edition in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the American Numismatic Society." CONTENTS: Editorial Committee; Editors' Note; EDWARD T. NEWELL: Coins from Beisan; HENRY S. KIM AND JOHN H. KROLL: A Hoard of Archaic Coins of Colophon and Unminted Silver CH I.3; JONATHAN H. KAGAN: Paros Melos and Naxos: Archaic and Early Classical Coinages of the Cyclades; SILVIA MANI HURTER: Torremuzza's SEGESTANORVM; CATHERINE LORBER: Thessalian Hoards and the Coinage of Larissa; GIOVANNI GORINI: The Die Sequence of Medma Silver Staters; LISA ANDERSON AND PETER G. VAN ALFEN: A Fourth Century BCE Hoard from the Near East; PETER G. VAN ALFEN: The Later Fourth Century BCE Coinage of Issos; KATERINI LIAMPI: Graffiti on Sicyonian and Theban Staters in a New Hoard from Boeotia / Beginning of 2000; SELENE PSOMA: Panegyris Coinages; SELENE PSOMA: Numismatic Evidence on the Ptolemaic Involvement in Thrace during the Second Syrian War; PETER G. VAN ALFEN MARTIN ALMAGRO-GORBEA AND PERE PAU RIPOLLES: A New Celtiberian Hacksilber Hoard c. 200 BCE; DANNY SYON: The Bronze Coinage of Tyre: The First Years of Autonomy; OLIVER D. HOOVER ARTHUR HOUGHTON AND PETR VESELY: The Silver Mint of Damascus theunder Demetrius III and Antiochus XII; FRANK L. KOVACS: Tigranes IV V and VI: New Attributions; SUZANNE FREY-KUPPER AND CLIVE STANNARD: "Pseudo-mints" and Small Change in Italy and Sicily in the Late Republic; EMILY HAUG: Local Politics in the Late Republic: Antony and Cleopatra at Patras; MICHEL AMANDRY: Le monnayage de L. Sempronius Attratinus revisite; BERNHARD E. WOYTEK: The Aureus Under Trajan: The Metrological Evidence; ANDREW BURNETT: The Early Coinage of Hadrian and the Deified Trajan at Rome and Alexandria; IOANNIS TOURATSOGLOU: Tarsos Aboukir etc.; before and after. Once again; KARSTEN DAHMEN: Alexander in Gold and Silver: Reassessing Third-century AD Medallions from Aboukir Tarsos and Related Objects; PHIL DAVIS: Hoard Notes: A Hoard of Dacian Imitations from Sarmizegetusa Regia; RICHARD SCHAEFER: Hoard Notes: A Roman Republican Silver Coin Hoard from Campania; RALPH A. CANNITO AND MICHAEL N. FEDOROV: On Some Rare Early Qarakhanid Fulus; RALPH A. CANNITO AND MICHAEL N. FEDEROV: An Unpublished AH 607 Uzjend Dirham; JOHN M. KLEEBERG: Washington Counterstamps - The Lafayette Connection; ALAN WALKER: Catalogues and their Collectors. The American Numismatic Society hardcover books
1946ref. 198817New York: Numismatic Gallery 1946. Hardcover. Good Boards are edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; "P.J. WOLFSON" is stamped into the front cover; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/smudged; interior is clean but may be lightly foxed or smudged in places; binding is solid. Blue cloth and leather with gilt lettering; 145 pp.; richly illustrated. Title page reads "Auction Catalogue 34-35; World's Greatest Collection of Unites States Gold Coins Featuring the Most Complete Listing of U.S. Gold Ever Sold at Any Auction to be sold at Public Auction in Two Sessions Friday January 25th 1946 at 7:30 P.M. and Saturday January 26th 1946 at 2:00 P.M. at the Numismatic Gallery 42 East 50th Street New York 22 N.Y." Numismatic Gallery hardcover books
ref. 206999Montreal: Daniel Rose. Hardcover. VG: Tanning and foxing to some pages but the majority remain clean and easy to read. A collection of the journal from Vol. III No. 1 to Vol. IV No. 4 July 1874 to April 1876. Three-quarter black fabric bound with brown marbled boards. The spine is plain black fabric. The pages have deckled edges and many remain uncut. Several color plates. Daniel Rose hardcover books