lr124 - Roman Republican Silver Coins - Volume 1 - Beginnings - 200 BC DEBERNARDI Pierluigi
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Author : DEBERNARDI Pierluigi
Publisher : Artemide Aste
Language : Anglais
Description : Dogana 2024, relié, (17,5 x 22 cm), 320 pages, illustrations en couleur, indices de rareté, tableaux de correspondance
Weight : 950 g.
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We are pleased to present the first volume of the Roman Republican Silver Coins series.
Written by Pierluigi Debernardi, Volume 1 covers the first silver issues of the Roman Republic, from the beginnings of republican coinage to the end of the Second Punic War, around 200 BC. Debernardi proposes a new classification of anonymous denarii based both on the study of the dies of all Roman silver issues in a repertoire of 26,000 coins and on their contextualisation in hoards, many of which he has published or re-edited and revised. New series are defined and all are quantified, arriving at a scientific and objective criterion of rarity. The issues are also linked in an original way to historical sources. The work offers an in-depth analysis and an innovative interpretation to place these issues in their chronological and geographical context, enriching the panorama of numismatic studies with a rigorous and insightful approach.
This catalogue is an important reference point for both collectors and scholars, combining scientific precision and a passion for history.
We are pleased to present the first volume of the Roman Republican Silver Coins series. Written by Pierluigi Debernardi, Volume 1 covers the first silver issues of the Roman Republic, from the beginnings of republican coinage to the end of the Second Punic War, around 200 BC. Debernardi proposes a new classification of anonymous denarii based both on the study of the dies of all Roman silver issues in a repertoire of 26,000 coins and on their contextualization in hoards, many of which he has published or re-edited and revised. New series are defined and all are quantified, arriving at a scientific and objective criterion of rarity. The issues are also linked in an original way to historical sources. The work offers an in-depth analysis and an innovative interpretation to place these issues in their chronological and geographical context, enriching the panorama of numismatic studies with a rigorous and insightful approach. This catalog is an important reference point for both collectors and scholars, combining scientific precision and a passion for history
Written by Pierluigi Debernardi, Volume 1 covers the first silver issues of the Roman Republic, from the beginnings of republican coinage to the end of the Second Punic War, around 200 BC. Debernardi proposes a new classification of anonymous denarii based both on the study of the dies of all Roman silver issues in a repertoire of 26,000 coins and on their contextualisation in hoards, many of which he has published or re-edited and revised. New series are defined and all are quantified, arriving at a scientific and objective criterion of rarity. The issues are also linked in an original way to historical sources. The work offers an in-depth analysis and an innovative interpretation to place these issues in their chronological and geographical context, enriching the panorama of numismatic studies with a rigorous and insightful approach.
This catalogue is an important reference point for both collectors and scholars, combining scientific precision and a passion for history.
We are pleased to present the first volume of the Roman Republican Silver Coins series. Written by Pierluigi Debernardi, Volume 1 covers the first silver issues of the Roman Republic, from the beginnings of republican coinage to the end of the Second Punic War, around 200 BC. Debernardi proposes a new classification of anonymous denarii based both on the study of the dies of all Roman silver issues in a repertoire of 26,000 coins and on their contextualization in hoards, many of which he has published or re-edited and revised. New series are defined and all are quantified, arriving at a scientific and objective criterion of rarity. The issues are also linked in an original way to historical sources. The work offers an in-depth analysis and an innovative interpretation to place these issues in their chronological and geographical context, enriching the panorama of numismatic studies with a rigorous and insightful approach. This catalog is an important reference point for both collectors and scholars, combining scientific precision and a passion for history
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