E-auction 107-57303 - locc22366 - Roman Silver Coins - II - Tiberius to Commodus SEABY H.-A.

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Estimate :	30 €
Price :	25 €
Maximum bid :	40 €
End of the sale :	04 May 2015 19:41:30
bidders :	8 bidders

Author : SEABY H.-A.

Publisher : Seaby

Condition : Ouvrage d'occasion, sous jaquette de protection, en bon état général de conservation. Étiquette Claude Burgan Numismatique

Language : anglais

Description : Londres, 1991 (1979), relié cartonné, (14,3 x 22,4cm), 257 p., dont 573 photographies en n&b

Weight : 570 g.

Commentary

This volume is one of a series dealing exclusively with Roman silver coinage which covers a span of almost five centuries, from the early third century BC to the late fifth century AD. Roman Silver Coins Volume II covers the years AD14-192 and includes some of the most emotive emperors of Roman history - Claudius, Nero, Vespasian, Trajan and Hadrian. On the reverse of the Coins can be seen in all facets of Roman life including politics, religion and economics. A particular feature of interest is the changing fashion of the Imperial ladies' hairstyles. Most Roman emperors and many members of the imperial family are represented on the silver coinage. The 573 photographs of coins included here are taken from the renowned G R Arnold collection, supplemented by photographs from the British Museum.

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