Catalog - Rhenumis 5

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Gupta, P. L. / Jha, A. K., Numismatics and Archaeology (19 Contributions among others from P. Berghaus), Anjaneri 1987, 143 sides with many illustrations, sewed, slightly yollowed, condition II-III. Ex Libris Prof. Dr. Peter Berghaus.

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Hill, Georg F, Becker the Counterfeiter, part 1 and 2, London 1924, reprint 1955, 72 sides and 8 boards, 39 sides boards 9-19, complete linen with glued Protection foil, condition II-III.

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Artuk, Ibrahim and Vevriye, Istanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri Teshirdeki Islami Sikkeler catalogue (catalogue the Islamic coins in the Istanbul archaeological museum), volume 1, Istanbul 1971, 451 sides, 58 boards, sewed, condition IV.

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Jha, A. K., Coinage, trade and economy (17 Contributions among others from P. Berghaus and P. L. Gupta), Bombay 1991, 236 sides with many illustrations, bound, condition II., Ex Libris Prof. Dr. Peter Berghaus.

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Khell, Josepho, thesauri Britannici pars topnotch, seu museum numarium, complexum numos Graecos, et Latinos omnis metalli, et formae necdum editos, Vienna 1764, 398 sides, 51 boards. Khell. Josepho, Adpendicula Altera ad Numismata Graeca populorum et vrbium, Vienna 1764, 168 sides, 4 boards. Together bound, leather, slightly foxed and yollowed, condition III-IV, completely on Latin.

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Let, Christian, to the history the Greek and Indoskythic kings in Bactria, Kabul and India, Bonn 1838, 284 sides, X sides foreword, half linen, yollowed, condition III. Ex Libris coins and medals AG.

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Lehmann, R. / Sklarek, J. /, treasure troves - find coins. Numismatics between archaeology, criminalistics and chemistry. Hanoverian numismatic Contributions volume 3. Rahden / Westfalia 2019, 481 sides with more then 40 Contributions, bound, with dedication of an author to the collector, condition II.

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Dear, Chritian Sigismund, Gotha numaria, sistens thesauri Fridericiani numismata the common Roman type aurea, argentea, ?rea, Amsterdam 1730, XXVI and 544 sides and 28 sides index (unnumerated), leather binding, backbone partial soaked off, Tie but robust, slightly foxed, scuffed and yollowed, condition IV.

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Malloy, A. G, The Coinage of Amisus, USA 1970, sewed, 31 sides, page 20-30 boards, sewed, condition II-III.

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Martini, Rodolfo, Monete novels imperiali contromarcate di bronzo dallarea dent province della Moesia e della Thracia di I secolo D. C., Volume 1, part 1-3, Milan 2002, 284 sides, 18 boards, bound, condition II-III.

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Mitchiner, Michael, Oriental Coins and their Values. None Islamic States and Western Colonies AD 600-1979. Part 1-3, London 1979, 640 sides, bound, condition II.

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Nagaswamy, R., Tamil Coins. A Study, madras 1981, 181 sides, XXXVIII sides appendix, numerous illustrations, red leather binding, condition II.

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God-mother, Carolus, Imperatorum romanorum numismata ex aere mediae et minimae formae, Strasbourg 1671, 500 sides and 37 sides index, 2 cards and many illustrations, leather binding, slightly foxed and yollowed, the Tie is robust. Condition III.

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Pager, Wolfgang, Ancient Indian Coins Revisited, Classical Numismatic Group, Inc, Lancaster 2013, 424 sides, bound, condition II.

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Pinder, M. The Beckerschen faked coins, Berlin 1843, 72 sides, 2 boards, sewed, slightly foxed and yollowed, backbone is absent, frontline and back side lots, Tie as far as robust, condition V.

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Poole, S. L., Coins of the Urtuki Turkumans (Foes of the Crusaders), London 1874, reprint undated, 44 sides, 6 boards, 1 Table, bound soft cover, condition II.

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Prinsep, James, essays on Indian Antiquities, Historic, Numismatic, and Palaeographic, of the . To which are added his useful tables, illustrative of Indian History, Chronology, modern Coinages, Weight, Measures, and so on, volume 1 and 2, reprint Varanasi / Delhi 1971, 435 and 336 sides with 46 boards, always bound, condition III-IV.

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Schulzki, H. J. / Walburg, R., studies to find coins the antique. Volume 3, Treatises (the coin treasure find from Weilerswist and ancient coins from Sri Lanka / Ceylon), Berlin 1985, 272 pages with 11 boards, complete linen, condition II.

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Steinbüchel, A. From, the Beckerschen faked stamp of coins in detailed directories. With an introduction over numismatics ever. Vienna 1836, introduction 48 sides, index 40 sides, leather binding lots, scuffed, slightly foxed and yollowed, Tie robust, condition IV-V.