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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fugio1, post: 3994063, member: 89970&quot;]Agreed, and many of these prices realized are available online since about 2000 or earlier from various online sources, some for a subscription fee.&nbsp; But for a beginner I believe the Sear books are the best for navigation and, as many have said, &quot;RELATIVE&quot; value.&nbsp; I&#039;ve owned the 1964 edition of RCV, but it has been replaced with more current editions because although the line drawings are charming, the photos are more comfortable to me.&nbsp;&nbsp; When I bought my first ancient coin from Tom McKenna more than 40 years ago, I also bought Sear&#039;s Roman Silver Coins Vol. I (Roman Republican) in the same purchase.&nbsp;&nbsp; at that time I think it cost me about $16. Its now $55 on davidsear.com.&nbsp; Although I&#039;ve spent hundreds of dollars for more detailed and scholarly works such as RIC and RRC, I still frequently reference it and his other specialized books.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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