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<p>[QUOTE="Andrew McMenamin, post: 4001050, member: 109008"]For Roman coin history, two of my favorites are:</p><p>Roman Coins by Harold Mattingly (1967); ISBN 0-942666-46-1</p><p><br /></p><p>A Dictionary Of Roman Coins. Republican And Imperial by Seth Stevenson with the assistance of C. Roach Smith and Frederick Madden (1964); ISBN 0-900652-60-8</p><p><br /></p><p>Both available in .pdf on the internet, but I prefer “real” books. Good luck and happy reading![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Andrew McMenamin, post: 4001050, member: 109008"]For Roman coin history, two of my favorites are: Roman Coins by Harold Mattingly (1967); ISBN 0-942666-46-1 A Dictionary Of Roman Coins. Republican And Imperial by Seth Stevenson with the assistance of C. Roach Smith and Frederick Madden (1964); ISBN 0-900652-60-8 Both available in .pdf on the internet, but I prefer “real” books. Good luck and happy reading![/QUOTE]
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