SSP- References for Collectors of Ancients
coinmickey
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I have some reference books for sale on the BST but have been told they'll draw more eyeballs here. 
So for your consideration:
BOOKS:
- The Roman Imperial Coinage, Volume 1: Augustus to Vitellius (Sutherland), Hardbound; reprint of 1984 revised edition- Slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- The Roman Imperial Coinage, Volume 2: Vespasian to Hadrian (Mattingly & Sydenham), Hardbound; 2001 reprint- Very slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum (Mattingly, Vol. III, Spink 2005) Slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- Coinage & History of the Roman Empire- Volume I: History; Coinage & History of the Roman Empire- Volume II: Coinage (David L. Vagi, 1999)- Slightly used- $75 (2 books)
- Ancient Coin Collecting- Roman Provincial Coins (Wayne Sayles, 1998)- Unused- $16
So for your consideration:
BOOKS:
- The Roman Imperial Coinage, Volume 1: Augustus to Vitellius (Sutherland), Hardbound; reprint of 1984 revised edition- Slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- The Roman Imperial Coinage, Volume 2: Vespasian to Hadrian (Mattingly & Sydenham), Hardbound; 2001 reprint- Very slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum (Mattingly, Vol. III, Spink 2005) Slightly used but otherwise as new- $65
- Coinage & History of the Roman Empire- Volume I: History; Coinage & History of the Roman Empire- Volume II: Coinage (David L. Vagi, 1999)- Slightly used- $75 (2 books)
- Ancient Coin Collecting- Roman Provincial Coins (Wayne Sayles, 1998)- Unused- $16
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