Catalog - Rhenumis 5

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Crawford, Michael H, novel Republican Coinage volume I (Introduction and catalogue) and II (Studies, Plates and Indexes), cambridge 1974, together 919 sides and 70 boards, complete linen, condition II.

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Dattari, G, Monete Imperiali Greche. Numi Augg. Alexandrini, Cairo 1901, reprint Bologna 1969, 471 sides, 37 boards, complete linen, backbone deficient fixed, condition IV.

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Dattari, G, Monete Imperiali Greche. Numi Augg. Alexandrini, Cairo 1901, reprint Bologna 1969, 471 sides, 37 boards, complete linen, backbone and a few sides fixed, slightly foxed, condition IV.

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Draganov, Dimitar, The Coinage of Deultum, Bobokov Bros. Foundation, Sofia 2007, 475 sides, 136 boards, bound, condition II.

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Eckhel, abb_, concise principles to the old numismatics, Vienna undated (approximate. 1787), 133 sides, 6 boards, bound, missing backbone, slightly foxed and yollowed, condition V.

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Franco, Mucelli, Contromarche legionarie e damnatio memoriae sulle monete novels, Italy 2013, 136 sides, sewed, condition II.

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Goats, Angelo, catalogue Alexandrian emperor coins the collection of the institute for archaeology the university to Cologne, volume 2, Hadrian - Antoninus Pius (no. 741-1994), Opladen 1978, 430 sides, complete linen with dust cover, with dedication, condition II.

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Gencchi, Francesco, I Medagliono Romany, volume 1 to 3. Milan 1912, Facsimile undated, 83, 158 and 234 sides, in total 161 boards, sewed, condition II.

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Gilles, Karl Joseph, the Roman treasure trove of gold coins from the Feldstraße in Trier, Trier 2013, 269 sides, 2518 illustrations, bound with dust cover, condition II.

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Gilljam, Hans H, Antoniniani and Aurei of the Ulpius Cornelius Laelianus. Usurper of the Postumus, Cologne 1982, 78 sides with boards and tables, bound, bound in boards, slightly yollowed, condition II-III.

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Gölitzer, Ernst, origin and development of the Alexandrian coinage of 30 BC as far as the end the Julian-Claudian dynasty, Berlin 2004, 156 sides, bound, with dedication of the author, condition II.

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Giard, Jean Baptiste, Catalogue of the Monnaies de l\'Empire Romain, Tome I., Auguste, Paris 1976, 258 sides, 72 boards, bound, artificial leather, with dedication of the author, condition II.

Haeberlin, Dr. E. J. Aes grave the aes grave Roms and Central Italy inclusively the it preceding raw bronze currency. First volume. Containing the lists of coins. Reprint Bologna o. D.de issue Frankfurt 1910.280 S., only text part. Complete linen. Condition II.

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Haeberlin, E. J, to the corpus numorum aeris grave. They classification of the oldest Roman coinage, Berlin 1905, bound, with numerous notes, condition IV-V.

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Hill, P. V. / Kent J. P. C. / carson R. A. G, Late novel bronze Coinage. Part I: The bronze Coinage of the House of Constantine A. D. 324-346. Part II: bronze novel imperial Coinage of the later Empire style A. D. 346-98. London 1978, 114 sides, 4 boards, bound, complete linen, condition II-III.

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Hill, Philip V., \"Barbarous Radiates\" Imitations of Third Century novel Coins, The American Numismatic Society, New York 1949, 44 sides, 4 boards, sewed, a little yollowed, condition II-III.

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Hirmer / Franconian, Roman Emperor in the coin image, Munich 1961, 55 sides, 52 boards, bound, slightly bumped, condition III.

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Howgego, C. J, Greek imperial Countermarks. Studies in the provincial Coinage of the novel Empire style. Royal Numismatic Society, London 1985, 317 sides, 36 cards, 33 boards, bound, condition II-III.

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Hurter, Silvia Mani, Emperor Roms in the Münzporträt. 55 Aurei the collection Götz Grabert, Stuttgart 2003, 144 sides, complete linen in the dust cover, condition II.