E-Auction 17 Lot 163

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E-Auction 17 Lot 163

ROMAN NUMISMATICS REFERENCE LOT.

1. David Sear. ROMAN COINS AND THEIR VALUES. 2nd Edition. 1984. A basic one volume reference that is still useful and relevant. This edition uses line drawings instead of photos and the detail, particularly of the legends, is clear. 376 page. 12 plates of photos. Hardcover. Fine and fresh cover. Minor dust jacket tears.

2. David Sear. GREEK IMPERIAL COINS. THE LOCAL COINAGES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Still the best single volume on the series. 636 pages. Hardcover. Photographs throughout. Contents fine. Minor tears on dust jacket. Overall Very Good copy.

3. H. A. Seaby. ROMAN SILVER COINS. Four separate hard cover volumes based on the work of Cohen. This detailed listing is still standardly used to catalog Roman silver. Later editions of the set primarily changed prices and added photographs. This earlier edition is still accurate for its numbering and the line drawings are useful for the same reason cited for the first book in this lot. Fine copies. Dust jackets show very little wear.

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