I have nice copies of Sear, Greek Imperial Coins and Their Values, contents nearly new, for-edge has minor stain which is not visible when opened to any page. [$32] "Greek Imperial Coins and Their Values, the Local Coinages of the Roman Empire, By David R. Sear. 1982. It was revolutionary in that it lists most of the issuing mints by Emperor rather than geographically. This was done because it is usually a simple matter to identify the ruler but often impossible (because of missing or badly-struck legends) to easily identify the issuing city. Of course, only one coin (rarely two) from each mint are listed, but it does give assistance in that all legends are spelled out (helping with match-ups) and it narrows the search by mints quite a bit. Quasi-Autonomous and Contemporary coins (such as the later Parthian, Celtic, Mauretanian and Bosporous Kingdoms) are also listed and valuations in Fine condition for bronzes and VF for silver . In print at $80." Sear, Roman Coins and their Values, 4th edition (the last one-volume edition). 388 pages, 12 plates, black cloth, dust jacket. Very good condition (no interior marks) with former owner's name blacked out in inside cover. Moderate handling. Clean inside. Out of print 1988 edition. [$25] John Anthony: Collecting Greek Coins, a collector friendly introduction to all of Greek coinage. 301 pages. Paperback 532 coins illustrated throughout in B&W. Used. Very good. No problems. [$9] Shipping in the US only for one or more: $4.
