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Modern Coinage of Iran
At last a catalogue is available covering the coinage of Iran which not only illustrates all coins, but also gives the history of the coinage, a price catalogue in five grades, and also lists a number of varieties heretofore unknown.92 pages, published 1974
At last a catalogue is available covering the coinage of Iran which not only illustrates all coins, but also gives the history of the coinage, a price catalogue in five grades, and also lists a number of varieties heretofore unknown.92 pages, published 1974
Religious Medals
This is the latest NI Publication. It has been in works for three years and covers all aspects on religious medals of the world. It is complete with 100’s of line drawings, charts, tables and background information. Bob Forrest is a prolific writer, entertaining author, and has published over 180 numismatics articles since 1992, First 22 chapters of the book provides detailed information on such subjects as Virgin Mary, Christ, Sacred Heart, Symbols, Nativity, Three Kings, Rosaries, Icons, Shrines, Pilgrimages, Relics, etc. Next 12 chapters relate to: Saints, Archangels, Organizations, etc. In addition to a table of contents, there is an introduction, glossary, bibliography, page of abbreviations, & several indexes.
This is the latest NI Publication. It has been in works for three years and covers all aspects on religious medals of the world. It is complete with 100’s of line drawings, charts, tables and background information. Bob Forrest is a prolific writer, entertaining author, and has published over 180 numismatics articles since 1992, First 22 chapters of the book provides detailed information on such subjects as Virgin Mary, Christ, Sacred Heart, Symbols, Nativity, Three Kings, Rosaries, Icons, Shrines, Pilgrimages, Relics, etc. Next 12 chapters relate to: Saints, Archangels, Organizations, etc. In addition to a table of contents, there is an introduction, glossary, bibliography, page of abbreviations, & several indexes.
Early Coinage of South East Asia
This is a comprehensive and in-depth study of the early coinage of the Indio-China Peninsula Kingdoms of Lannatai and Lanchang. Shell, Saddle, Leaf, Pig’s Mouth, and Canoe Money, and much more is covered.20 pages
This is a comprehensive and in-depth study of the early coinage of the Indio-China Peninsula Kingdoms of Lannatai and Lanchang. Shell, Saddle, Leaf, Pig’s Mouth, and Canoe Money, and much more is covered.20 pages
Coinage of Kutch
The authoritative book covers the coinage of Kutch from the reign of Bharmalji I in 1566 until the reign of Madanasinhji in 1948. All major types are illustrated along with the inclusion of many varieties that are not generally known.71 pages
The authoritative book covers the coinage of Kutch from the reign of Bharmalji I in 1566 until the reign of Madanasinhji in 1948. All major types are illustrated along with the inclusion of many varieties that are not generally known.71 pages
Tibetan Coins
Finally a reference book which brings the many aspects of Tibetian coinage into focus. It covers the history of Tibet, its religion, its religious symbolism on the coinage, and the language. The book catalogues the coinage, and includes many plates.67 pages
Finally a reference book which brings the many aspects of Tibetian coinage into focus. It covers the history of Tibet, its religion, its religious symbolism on the coinage, and the language. The book catalogues the coinage, and includes many plates.67 pages
Modern Copper Coins of the Muhammadan States
This book is a reprint of the 1911 original published by Spink & Son, Ltd. The book is neatly hand-lettered by the author W.H. Valentine. Contains over 1000 line drawings and a wealth of information on coins of the countries of Turkey, Persia, Egypt, Afghanistan, Morocco, Tripoli, Tunis, etc.202 pages
This book is a reprint of the 1911 original published by Spink & Son, Ltd. The book is neatly hand-lettered by the author W.H. Valentine. Contains over 1000 line drawings and a wealth of information on coins of the countries of Turkey, Persia, Egypt, Afghanistan, Morocco, Tripoli, Tunis, etc.202 pages
Copper Coins of India, Part I & II
This book is a reprint of the 1914 original published by Spink & Son, Ltd. The book is neatly hand-lettered by the author W.H. Valentine. Contains over 1200 line drawings and a wealth of information on coins of the various Indian States.266 pages
This book is a reprint of the 1914 original published by Spink & Son, Ltd. The book is neatly hand-lettered by the author W.H. Valentine. Contains over 1200 line drawings and a wealth of information on coins of the various Indian States.266 pages
Numismatic Bibliography and Libraries
A comprehensive discussion by the Head Librarian of the American Numismatic Society. The article appeared originally in volume 37, Supplement 2 ( 1984 ) of the Encyclopedia of the Information Science. This illustrated pamphlet traces the development of numismatic literature and provides data on some 60 major numismatic libraries in the USA and abroad.39 pages
A comprehensive discussion by the Head Librarian of the American Numismatic Society. The article appeared originally in volume 37, Supplement 2 ( 1984 ) of the Encyclopedia of the Information Science. This illustrated pamphlet traces the development of numismatic literature and provides data on some 60 major numismatic libraries in the USA and abroad.39 pages
Daalers of the Dutch Feudal States
In this publication, the coinage of daallers (silver dollar-size pieces) of 13 small semi-independent entities in the 16th and 17th centuries of the Low countries are listed. Some 225 types and major varieties and sub-varieties are listed.
In this publication, the coinage of daallers (silver dollar-size pieces) of 13 small semi-independent entities in the 16th and 17th centuries of the Low countries are listed. Some 225 types and major varieties and sub-varieties are listed.
Chopmarks
One of the toughest numismatic subjects to get a handle on is the amorphous one of Chinese chopmarks. F.M. Rose has made a creditable beginning in his 54 page booklet with more than 200 illustrations. He traces the background and history of chopmarks, and defines and illustrates the various types of chopmarks, including the ink and scarce paper varieties. He provides valuable guidance on the comparative rarity of various types and issues of most coins bearing chopmarks and offers a brief but illuminating treatment of selected chopmarks and their meaning. A separate chapter discusses East Indian shroff marks.64 pages, 200 illustrations
One of the toughest numismatic subjects to get a handle on is the amorphous one of Chinese chopmarks. F.M. Rose has made a creditable beginning in his 54 page booklet with more than 200 illustrations. He traces the background and history of chopmarks, and defines and illustrates the various types of chopmarks, including the ink and scarce paper varieties. He provides valuable guidance on the comparative rarity of various types and issues of most coins bearing chopmarks and offers a brief but illuminating treatment of selected chopmarks and their meaning. A separate chapter discusses East Indian shroff marks.64 pages, 200 illustrations
The Talers of Brandenburg-Franconia
This publication covers the talers of Franconia 1515-1609, Bayreuth 1603-1791, Ansback 1603-1797, and Jagerndorf 1557-1621. It also includes special issues relating to the Franconian Circle, Premium-Prize talers, the Piece of Teschen, and Falcontalers, as well as talers struck during this period for wives, daughters, and sisters of various rulers.
This publication covers the talers of Franconia 1515-1609, Bayreuth 1603-1791, Ansback 1603-1797, and Jagerndorf 1557-1621. It also includes special issues relating to the Franconian Circle, Premium-Prize talers, the Piece of Teschen, and Falcontalers, as well as talers struck during this period for wives, daughters, and sisters of various rulers.
Catalog of the Skilton Collection of (Largely) Mexican & Latin American Coins & Medals
This 1925 Elder auction catalog, with over 3200 lots of mainly Latin American coins, proclamation & other medals, tokens, etc. is based on one of the most extensive collections of its kind ever formed. It remains an enduring and often quoted classic.
This 1925 Elder auction catalog, with over 3200 lots of mainly Latin American coins, proclamation & other medals, tokens, etc. is based on one of the most extensive collections of its kind ever formed. It remains an enduring and often quoted classic.
Tempus in Nummis
Vol. I The History and Fundamentals of Dating in Numismatics – 8 1/2″x 11″ – 175 pages
Vol. II The Romantic Story of Time Themes in Numismatics – 8 1/2″x 11″ – 245 pagesVolume I deals with the many dating systems that have been used on coins from the time of Alexander the Great to the present, and comprises the only comprehensive treatment of this subject available to the numismatist. It is based on an analysis of hundreds of data sources from the fourth century AD to date, and a fresh attempt to rationalize the many conflicts found therein. At the outset, the authors describe the numeral systems that have been used to convert all those arcane numerals into our present-day Hindu-Arabic system, the development of which is described in some detail. Next, they explain and trace the development of theâĶ
Vol. I The History and Fundamentals of Dating in Numismatics – 8 1/2″x 11″ – 175 pages
Vol. II The Romantic Story of Time Themes in Numismatics – 8 1/2″x 11″ – 245 pagesVolume I deals with the many dating systems that have been used on coins from the time of Alexander the Great to the present, and comprises the only comprehensive treatment of this subject available to the numismatist. It is based on an analysis of hundreds of data sources from the fourth century AD to date, and a fresh attempt to rationalize the many conflicts found therein. At the outset, the authors describe the numeral systems that have been used to convert all those arcane numerals into our present-day Hindu-Arabic system, the development of which is described in some detail. Next, they explain and trace the development of theâĶ