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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sand, post: 24604084, member: 118540&quot;][USER=10613]@Victor_Clark[/USER] I like your RIC books.</p><p>I like this thread. It&#039;s interesting to see, what books people have. I like books. A long time ago, I bought a Kindle electronic book reader, but I didn&#039;t like it much. I prefer paper books. However, for coins, there are some very helpful PDF books and PDF articles out there. For Byzantine coins, I have the Dumbarton Oaks books in PDF format, which have been very helpful. For ancient Greek early electrum coins, I have some very helpful PDF articles, the most helpful being the article &quot;Excavations At Ephesus : The Archaic Artemisia&quot; by David George Hogarth. And, there are very helpful auction archive web sites, where you can look at photos and descriptions of ancient coins sold at previous auctions, such as ACsearch, CNG Research, and CoinArchives. I use ACsearch often.</p><p>Here&#039;s my numismatic library. On the 1st shelf, the left most book is almost invisible, because of shadows, and it has no title on the spine anyway. It is &quot;Ancient Greek Bronze Coins : European Mints&quot; by Lindgren. Also on the 1st shelf, the 2nd and 3rd books from the left are SNG Kayhan parts 1 and 2. Also on the 1st shelf, the thin orange book is &quot;Early Greek Coins From The Collection Of Jonathan P. Rosen&quot; by Waggoner. Also on the 1st shelf, the blue book with a globe at the top of the spine, is &quot;Collecting Ancient Greek Coins&quot; by Rynearson. Also on the 1st shelf, the 2 right most books are &quot;Byzantine Coins&quot; by Grierson and &quot;Late Byzantine Coins&quot; by Lianta. On the 3rd shelf, the gray book is &quot;Ancient Jewish Coinage : Volume 1&quot; by Meshorer, the 3rd book from the right is &quot;Coins Of The Crusader States&quot; 2nd edition by Malloy, Preston, and Seltman, the 2nd book from the right is &quot;English Coinage&quot; by Sutherland, and the right most book is &quot;Coins Of England And The United Kingdom&quot; the 1998 edition by Spink. On the 4th shelf, the thin red book is &quot;Byzantine Coins&quot; by Harlan J. Berk, which is a December 7, 1989 Berk auction catalog with a nice little introduction to Byzantine coins at the beginning. Also on the 4th shelf, the blue book to the right of the thin red book, is &quot;Coinage Of The Byzantine Empire&quot; by Goodacre, and the yellow book with yellow tape is &quot;The Coin Atlas&quot; by Cribb, Cook, and Carradice.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1563411[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1563412[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1563413[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1563414[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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