New Books, Old Coin's

Here's one for you Steve...



Hahaha! Just kidding bro.

 

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Ummm I'm sorry ... but whenever one of you dudes posts a cool ancient coin book, I can't help myself

=> I've gotta post this sweet, signed, first edition of David Sear's Roman Coins and their Values



=> ooopps, sorry about the ol' sideways photos

 

Awesome Steve, so many feet of snow do you have now...

 

The only snow I have is in my freezer

 

=> ummm, just a couple ...... it's not not the amount of snow (it's the temperature that sucks => where we live, it snows when it gets mild)

 

Actually, that's funny! When I first started coin collecting I got a copy of this book, it was a GREAT book for beginners, with tons of useful information. The version I had was authored by Ron Guth.

As I recall though, the information was largely directed at US coins. A small slice about ancients if memory serves me.

 

WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!



Of course I jest. Very cool that you have a personally signed piece of ancient numismatic history Steve. Thanks for posting that. Sear has the calligraphy and penmanship I would expect from a man of his stature, an icon in the field of ancient numismatics.

 

Evidently you havn't seen photos of him from the Summer Seminar last year...