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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;FitzNigel, post: 8199515, member: 74712&quot;]So...&nbsp; Travaini appears to be an excellent study, but a badly organized catalogue (as best I can tell, as I am working with some rusty Italian).&nbsp; Images of coin types are provided on plates in the back, and they appear to be in chronological order, but the text itself covers coins by metal, then chronology (sometimes).&nbsp; The imitation anonymous folles I would then expect to be either with the section on copper/bronze coins, or in the section for the period before the Normans, but I cannot find any corresponding entries to the numbers in the images which appear to be the imitation folles (or perhaps they are images of legitimate Byzantine folles - I can&#039;t find the text, and am not knowledgable enough in the folles to know just by looking at them).&nbsp; So I am afraid I may be no help until I can actually read this book cover to cover.</p><p><br /></p><p>I took a look through MEC 14 for giggles, and it kind of looks like #78 attributed to Robert Guiscard - but the reverse doesn&#039;t match up perfectly, and neither does weight.&nbsp; But for an imitation, who knows what variables may exist?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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