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Vol. 30 of the American Journal of Numismatics featuring articles on the earliest Alexander III tetradrachm coinage of Babylon, the posthumous Alexander tetradrachms of Magnesia on the Maeander, the personification of Apameia, coins of the Pompeian pseudomint from France, Iberian lead tokens at the ANS, base-metal coinage circulation in Byzantine Beirut, kings' names on Visigothic bronze coins, medieval coins from the site of San Vincenzo on S...

Vol. 29 of the American Journal of Numismatics featuring 8 articles.

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Sir Thomas Smith was one of the most important politicians and intellectuals of the day, a brilliant academic career at Cambridge was followed by his active participation in politics under Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth. He played a leading role in the controversial reform of Greek pronunciation, he introduced a new style of continental architecture to England, and he wrote analyses of the politics of his day, including his views on the relati...

7 articles and one book review on various numismatic topics.

AJN is an annual publication featuring original scholarly research in all fields of numismatics.

A record of the Coinage of the Americas Conference (COAC) held in 1985. Contents: The Confederate Currency Reform of 1862, The CSA Banking Convention of 1861 and its Delegates, An Historian's View of the State Bank Notes, Collecting Trends in Obsolete American Currency, An Introduction to Obsoloete American Currency, The Financial Concerns of a Government Employee in the 1840s, The History of Development of 'America' as Symbolized by an Americ...

The Later Republican Cistophori treats the cistophoric coinage bearing the names of Roman magistrates, most commonly proconsuls, struck in 58¿48 BC, as well as other issues which depart from the traditional paradigm. The cistophori were originally introduced as the currency of the Hellenistic Attalid kingdom by the mid-second century BC. They were retained as the coins of the realm even after the kingdom was bequeathed to Rome in 133 BC and co...

An up-to-date survey of the early-eighteenth-century medals referring to John Law and his Mississippi system, many of them satirical pieces by the German medallist Christian Wermuth.

An illustrated catalogue of 437 Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins which John Max Wulfung donated to the Department of Classics of Washington University in 1928.