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The Electrum Coinage of Samos in the Light of a Recent Hoard Dr. Rudolf Habelt, Bonn, Germany, exact pub date unknown but after 2004 C&H page |
Athenian TetradrachmaAthenian Tetradrachms by Reid Goldworthy, USA, publ. date unknown. His classic article on these pieces. Cointalk Discussion on Athenian owls C&H page |
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Kingdom of BosporousBosporan kingdom : Sauromates II El staterBosporan kingdom, the history of, roughly 297 BC - 375 AD. no corresponding webpage here |
Ptolemaic Coinagehttp://www.megagem.com/ancient/ptolemy_series.html http://www.ptolemybronze.com/ C&H page |
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Research ToolsCoin ArchivesWild Winds Ex Numis (Provenances) |
Coinage of The RepublicHistoria Numorum Republican Aes Grave Coinage C&H page Serratii, written by Andrea Pancotti and Patrizia Calabria of Bertolami. THE DENARII SERRATA OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC:SOME CONSIDERATIONS |
Coinage of Julius CaesarA discussion of the portrait bronze pieces on Coin Talk: New Octavian / Divus Julius bronze: CAESAR DIVI FILIUS by Julius Germanicus The OP is also available as a PDF & can be downloaded here: Divus Julius bronze by Julius Germanicus |
Private Online CollectionsColosseo Collection Ancient Joe's Collection of superb quality Ancients, both Ancient Civilizations and Roman.The Colosseo Collection Sulla's Blog |
TetrarchyRoman Nummi (folli) of the Late 3rd - Early 4th CenturyAnother thread on the same forum illustrates the history of the Tetrarchy nicely: Diocletian: Two Interesting Coins and a Legacy of Reform |
Julian the Philosopher,
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