NEW BOOKS: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NUMISMATICS 29 & 30

American Journal of Numismatics 29
Hardback, illus., 275 pp., 38 plates
ISSN 1053-8356
ISBN 13: 978-0-89722-348-5

Price: $75.00

Ute Wartenberg, Editor
David Yoon, Editor
Oliver D. Hoover, Managing Editor

Contents:

• Nathaniel J. Andrade. The Silver Coinage of Syrian Manbog (Hierapolis-Bambyke)
• Lloyd W. H. Taylor. The Damaskos Mint of Alexander the Great
• D. Alex Walthall. Numismatic Material from Late Third-Century Contexts at Morgantina (Sicily)
• Jane Sancinito. The Antiochene Coinage of Trajan Decius (249–251 CE)
• Peter Bartlett, David Yoon, and Ruth Pliego. Weight, Fineness, and Debasement in Visigothic Tremisses from Theudis to Leovigild: New Evidence from the Hoards of Seville and Reccopolis
• Anwer Ahmedzhanov. Hedlinger’s Rouble
• Phillip B. Wagoner and Pankaj Tandon. The Bahmani “Currency Reform” of the Early Fifteenth Century in Light of the Akola Hoard
• Michael Zachary. The General Issue Ten-Cash Coins of the Republic of China: Noteworthy Examples in the ANS Collection

For more information, or to order, see:
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American Journal of Numismatics 30
Hardback, illus., 275 pp., 38 plates
ISSN 1053-8356
ISBN 13: 978-0-89722-354-6

Price: $75.00

Ute Wartenberg, Editor
David Yoon, Editor
Oliver D. Hoover, Managing Editor

Contents:

• Lloyd W. H. Taylor. The Earliest Alexander III Tetradrachm Coinage of Babylon: Iconographic Development and Chronology
• Paul Vadan. The Posthumous Alexander Tetradrachms of Magnesia on the Maeander
• Oliver D. Hoover. The Personification of Apameia
• Clive Stannard, Jean-Albert Chevillon, and Alejandro G. Sinner. More Coins of the Pompeian Pseudomint from France
• Lucia Carbone. The Unpublished Iberian Lead Tokens in the Richard B. Witschonke Collection at the Amercian Numismatic Society.
• Georges Abou Diwan. Base-Metal Coinage Circulation in Byzantine Beirut, 491–641 CE
• Ruth Pliego. Kings’ Names on Visigothic Bronze Coins: A New Minimus from Ispali in the Name of Leovigild
• David Yoon, Sara T. Levi, Annunziata Ollà, and Gabriella Tigano. Medieval Coins from the Site of San Vincenzo on the Island of Stromboli, Italy
• Lyce Jankowski. History of the Chinese Collection at the American Numismatic Society

For more information, or to order, see:
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