ROMAN SILVER COINS, vol. IV (Gordian III to Postumus)

This is the fourth book in a series covering only Roman silver coins. On 140 pages with 253 illustrations, covering a.d. 238-268.

Ancient Coin Collecting Vol. II, 2nd Edition, by Wayne G. Sayles

A series of seven books describing Ancient Coin Collecting.
Whether you are a beginner about to embark on an exciting new journey, or an experienced collector searching for a fresh, updated information on ancient coin collecting and the history around this, you will soon gain the confidence necessary to enjoy your collection and the complicated ancient history.

This series consist of seven books, Vol II (2nd ed. ) is  Numismatic Art of the Greek World.

Greek Coinage of Southern Italy and Sicily, by N.K. Rutter

From the second half of the sixth century BC the coins issued by the Greek cities established on the coasts of Southern Italy and Sicily provide a uniquety continuous and informative source for the political and cultural development in this area.
How did the Greeks view themselfes and their "Greekness" in their new environment? What were their relations with their felow Greeks and with their Neighbours in the hinterland? There are so many questions explored in this book, on the basis of careful descriptions of the coins themselves, and discussions of the problems involved in their interpretation.

This book has 190 pages and 210 coins have been used as description of the history.

NEW EDITION - Ancient Coin Collecting, Volume III, 2nd. ed.: The Roman World-Politics and Propaganda

Second edition of Volume III.
This 3rd. book in the series of 7 of the "Ancient Coin Collecting" traces Roman coins from the empire's origins in the third century B.C. to its final days in the fifth century A.D.
This volume follows its predecessors by expanding the road map to collecting these intriguing coins. You will learn to attribute individual specimens while also gaining valuable insight into a civilization that used its extensive coinage for disseminnating political propaganda.

- More than 300 illustrations.
- A comprehensive portrait gallery of Roman emperors depicted on the coins.
- Special-interest sections devoted to architecture, astrology, mythology   and more
- Thorough bibliography, glossary and index, making this a powergul desktop reference tool.