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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Black Bart, post: 2691171, member: 83417&quot;]You obviously enjoy ancient Roman coins. May I suggest you assemble a modest library of books and pamphlets which would enable you to identify most Roman&nbsp; coins yourself. If you don&#039;t mind books in a lower grade of preservation (generally listed as &#039;good&#039; by the sellers) you can assemble a respectable library for a surprisingly low price. Here are a few suggestions:</p><p>1. Roman Coins and their Values, David R. Sear. Buy and early edition (1964 or later) as the information is generally the same with only the values outdated. Less than $10.00</p><p>2. Handbook of Ancient Greek and Roman Coins, Zander H. Klawans, Whitman. Less than $10.00</p><p>3. Identifying Roman Coins, Richard Reese and Simon James. Less than $10.00[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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