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<p>[QUOTE="DonnaML, post: 8270177, member: 110350"]The book arrived today, and Plate 129 (although numbered as 129) is, in fact, an exact duplicate of Plate 128. The intended illustrations of coins nos. 1663-1670 are missing. I emailed Charles Davis about it, and he responded by saying that this is the first he's heard of the error, and that all of his copies -- he has two cases of the book -- contain the same error. He will contact Spink tomorrow to see if they have some work-around.</p><p><br /></p><p>Separately, I think I now understand why Nomos erroneously numbered my type in the auction catalog as "1401d" rather than simply 1401 (with head type A2): in the column directly to the right of the catalog numbers, in this case 1401, the next column says "D." Which simply stands for "Denarius"! Some poor shmo must have thought the D was part of the catalog number, and nobody caught his or her mistake. Another lesson not to take an auction catalog's description on faith, no matter how reputable the house.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="DonnaML, post: 8270177, member: 110350"]The book arrived today, and Plate 129 (although numbered as 129) is, in fact, an exact duplicate of Plate 128. The intended illustrations of coins nos. 1663-1670 are missing. I emailed Charles Davis about it, and he responded by saying that this is the first he's heard of the error, and that all of his copies -- he has two cases of the book -- contain the same error. He will contact Spink tomorrow to see if they have some work-around. Separately, I think I now understand why Nomos erroneously numbered my type in the auction catalog as "1401d" rather than simply 1401 (with head type A2): in the column directly to the right of the catalog numbers, in this case 1401, the next column says "D." Which simply stands for "Denarius"! Some poor shmo must have thought the D was part of the catalog number, and nobody caught his or her mistake. Another lesson not to take an auction catalog's description on faith, no matter how reputable the house.[/QUOTE]
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