Complete catalog

Standard Catalog of World Coins 1601-1700, 4th edition, Krause, 2008, pp. 1488, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

Volume including DVD.

In excellent condition.

Standard Catalog of World Gold Coins. Platinum and Palladium issues included, 5th edition, Kb books, 2005, pp. 1218, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

Very slight traces of use on the back, otherwise in excellent condition.

Silvana Balbi de Caro, Money in Rome and Italy. Presentation by Antonio Fazio, 3 vols. + 1 fasc. for presentation, Bank of Italy, Rome 1993, pp. 737 overall, richly illustrated in color with beautiful images, 32 cm, binding in all canvas ed., Silver stamped titles, dust jacket and slipcase.

Volume I: Rome and money, pp. 239.

Volume II: Coins and peoples in Italy in the Middle Ages, pp. 239.

Volume III: Principles and coins in modern Italy, pp. 239.

Presentation booklet: Money in Rome and Italy, pp. 20.

Slight halo on the casket, otherwise volumes in excellent condition.

Luigi Capobianchi, Depoletti Collection, Part One, Catalog of medieval and modern Italian coins, 27 February 1882, Artero and C., Rome 1882, pp. IV, 96, 1 beautiful pl. lithographic reproducing coins, cm 23, br. and.

In addition: Luigi Capobianchi, Depoletti Collection, Second Part, Catalog of the coins of the Roman emperors, 6 March 1882, Rome Printing and Library, Rome 1882, pp. VIII, 159 with beautiful head, 1 splendid pl. lithographic reproducing coins, cm 23, br. and.

The Second Part is embellished by the indication of the creations in elegant coeval handwriting, next to each lot, and notes relating to the sale.

Attached is a long and very interesting letter, dated Palombara April 22, 1882, in which the writer, having personally participated in the auction, communicates unpublished information on the conduct of the auction to a titled numismatist. For example, he claims to have bought one of the most important coins at auction, the gold Julius Caesar, and that immediately after having collected it he would have received extraordinary economic offers from America, refusing them. The letter also contains information of scientific interest, such as those relating to a treasure trove of 900 consular coins found in the Marcellino area. The Greek and Roman republican coins of the Depoletti Collection were presented in an additional section to the catalog, not included here.

Slight signs of aging and minimal lacks on the back of the First Part, otherwise in excellent condition with solid bindings.

Together unique and of great interest.

Celestino Cavedoni, Archaeological historical report of two ancient Christian cemeteries in the city of Chiusi, for the Heirs Soliani Tipografi Reali, Modena 1853, pp. 99, 23 cm, br. coeval mute.

Monograph of historical and archaeological interest by the illustrious numismatist Mons. Celestino Cavedoni.

Signs of time and minimal blooms, otherwise intact and in excellent condition.

Extremely rare.

Antonio Santarelli, Of the oldest and rarest coins existing in the city museum of Forlì, Democratic Typography, Forlì 1876, pp. 164, cm 24, br. and.

The lawyer Antonio Santarelli was a member of the Government Commission of Fine Arts, Royal Inspector of excavations and monuments, director of the Pinacoteca and Civic Museums of Forlì. He carried out numerous excavations in the surroundings of Forlì, Villanova, Vecchiazzano and in other places. We owe him the foundation of the first nucleus of what is today the National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina. The Civic Archaeological Museum of Forlì is named after Antonio Santarelli, whose very foundation is due to his work. In this volume, Santarelli describes the ancient, medieval, modern coins and the medieval, modern and pontifical medals preserved in the city museum of Forlì.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.

Angelo Segrè, Monetary circulation and prices in the ancient world and in particular in Egypt, Libreria di cultura, Rome 1922, pp. 173, 24 cm, br. and.

Slight signs of aging, otherwise the volume is intact and in excellent condition. Very rare.

Numismatic Italy, directed by Oscar Rinaldi, Casteldario, aa. I-XX, 105 numbers, 1950-1969, thousands of illustrations and plates, 36 cm.

The lot includes the following numbers:

1950, 9 numbers: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7-8, 9, 10, 11-12.

1951, 9 numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11-12.

1955, 7 numbers: 2, 3, 4, 7-8, 9, 10, 11-12.

1956, 7 numbers: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7-8, 9, 11-12.

1957, 3 numbers: 9, 10, 11.

1960, 1 number: 3.

1962, 10 issues, complete year.

1964, 10 issues, complete year.

1965, 10 issues, complete year.

1966, 10 issues, complete year.

1967, 9 numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7-8, 9, 10, 11-12.

1968, 10 issues, complete year.

1969, 10 issues, complete year.

Among the many articles present, we note: G. Perantoni Satta, Variety of coins minted by the mint of Cagliari; G. Cirami, The Roman cult; R. Fuchs, From barter to money in ancient Rome; M. Leogrande, Sibari; M. Bernocchi, A medieval coin: the populace; M. Leogrande, Crotone; Coins of the Anschluss. Guidelines on the coinage of the Austrian Republic; G. Cirami, The Secular Ludi; G. Bruni, Catanzaro and its coins; A. Pistoni, The coins and paper money of the Roman Republic; O. Murari, A storage room of large fake aquiline money from Padua in the Civic Museum of Verona; G. Pini, Lorenzo the Magnificent in a rare medal; F. Di Bello, Velia or Elea ?; News on the fiat course of paper money; M. Leogrande, Aquileja; R. Fuchs, On Celtic coinage, in particular Celtiberian coinage; G. Cirami, Roman colonial coinage; G. Pini, Matilde di Canossa and relations with Mantua, a rebel city; G. Bascapè, The keys of St. Peter; OR, A little-known initials of an engraver under Pope Julius II; Czechoslovakian medalists; J. Tricou, About the coins of Guy Blanchefort Grand master of Rhodes; A. Minì, Historical notes on the Monte dei Paschi di Siena; J. Rosen, Coins of Biblical Times; M. Bernocchi, The Florin of Florence; G. Bascapè, The medals of the Holy Years; F. Vaccaro, Aksumita numismatic typology; W. Goetze, Numismatic Passion of the Emperor Septimius Severus; G. Pini, Notes on the first four 25-year jubilees mentioned on the coins; A particular historical period of the Bolognese Risorgimento recalled by an unpublished papetto by Pius IX; Duke Odoardo Farnese and his mint maker Lodovico Fermi working in the Piacenza workshop; G. Pesce, The shield of Louis XII coined in Genoa in 1507; F. Vaccaro, Aksumita numismatic typology; J. Tricou, Some unpublished Piedmontese coins from the Lyon Museum; L. Sachero, Contoured and hammered bronzes; The pieforts are reunited in France; G. Pini, The conspiracy against Duke Pier Luigi Farnese; RF, Coins of necessity issued by the city of Landau during the sieges of 1702 and 1713; R. Fuchs, The porcelain coins; G. Miscosi, The destruction of Genoa in 205 BC by Magone; R. Fuchs, Of some fourteenth-century seals of Trieste; G. Tabarroni, Celestial and terrestrial globes on Roman coins; V. Johnson, Portraits of Contemporary Medalists; G. Chiapusso, An unpublished Venetian osella that recalls the last victorious battle with the Turks; A. Fiandra, The strange and adventurous history of our lira; OR, How numismatics takes place in Italy; C. Parlato, Medal of the Ptolemies of Siena; French medalists; AR, Quantities of coins minted by the Italian mint; Leogrande, The Mint of Milan; W. Goetze, The coins of necessity of the city of Thale (Prussia); C. Brugnoni, Augusto Ottaviano; M. Leogrande, The mint of Fano; V. Pialorsi, A look at Brescia's medals; G. Tabarroni, Celestial and terrestrial globes on Roman coins; C. Gamberini di Scarfea, About unpublished rotating cones used by the Roman Republic 1797-99; Historical events of Guastalla; G. Guidetti, Isabellian coins of concord during the two diets of Mantua 1611-1612; J. Tricou, Unpublished coins of Italian mints; R. Fuchs, Medals, coins and tickets to honor J. Wolfgang Von Goethe; A. Abbiati, The Trieste mint in the 13th century; R. Fuchs, Monetary art in Hungary from the 11th to the 20th century; etc

There are several sections of the magazine dedicated to current events that allow us to grasp aspects and curiosities of Italian numismatic life at the turn of the fifties and sixties of the twentieth century.

Number 6 from 1950 unattached, otherwise together in excellent condition.

Adolfo Minì, Ancient bronze coins of the Syracuse mint, Cassa di Risparmio VE for the Sicilian Provinces, Novara 1977, pp. 191, richly illustrated bn and col., 31 cm, binding on the entire editorial canvas with titles in gold on the spine and on the front plate, dust jacket and case.

Minimal traces of use on the dust jacket, otherwise in perfect condition.

Giuseppe Giannantonj, Mint work and technique between the 16th and 18th centuries. Production and monetary circulation of the modern age, Costa Editore, Bologna 1998, pp. 174, ill., Cm 24, br. and.

In perfect condition. Rare.

G. Mazzini, Roman imperial coins, 5 volumes, Mario Ratto Editore, Milan 1957-1958, pp. 1782 overall, 531 tables total, 27 cm, binding ed. in all canvas with titles and threads in gold on the back, upper cut sprayed in gold.

Volume I: from Pompey the Great to Domitia, pp. XX, 277, 98 pl.

Volume II: from Nerva to Crispina, pp. XII, 410, 149 tablets

Volume III: from Pertinax to Philip the son, pp. X, 332, 102 pl.

Volume IV: from Pacaziano to Valeria, pp. XVI, 366, 102 tablets

Volume V: from Severus II to Romulus Augustulus - Tesserae - Contoured, pp. XI, 328, 80 tablets

Edition of 500 numbered copies.

The volumes present the most sumptuous private collection of Roman coins ever established, comprising 8,051 specimens, including 1,261 gold coins and 1,641 large bronzes, most of them exceptional in terms of rarity and state of conservation, all reproduced in detail in the splendid tables.

Work in an exceptional state of conservation. Very rare.

Kunst und munzen, 32 fixed price lists, 1971-1984, richly illustrated.

In excellent condition.

Finarte, 5 auction catalogs, 1978-1980, richly illustrated, br. and.

The lot includes the following catalogs: 277 of 9 November 1978, 309 of 3 May 1979, 320 of 15 November 1979, 325 of 13 December 1979, 335 of 30 April 1980.

In excellent condition.

Ars et nummus by Giuseppe Nascia, 30 fixed price lists, 1964-1977, richly illustrated.

In excellent condition.

Italian journal of numismatics and related sciences. Founded by Solone Ambrosoli in 1888. Published by the Italian Numismatic Society in Milan, Milan, 2004, pp. 583, richly illustrated, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: MA METLICH, Fundmünzen der Österreichischen Grabungen in Velia. A. SAVIO, The Phrygian cap of freedom in Roman numismatic documentation and its transformation during the French Revolution. L. TRAVAINI, Discovery of an axis of Malaca from Mantua. S. CAPPELLETTI, The Jewish campaign in Vespasian's coinage. M. PISLARU, Monetary finds in the principia of the legionary castrum of Potaissa (Dacia). R. CONTON, The reverse with the bull in the bronzes of Giuliano. AL MORELLI, Rare issues and counterfeits: a nucleus of late imperial coins from the "Ala Ponzone" Museum in Cremona. A. DEGASPERI, The numismatic finds from the Pratesi excavation in Empoli. F. CASILLO, The monetary finds from the territory of Fanum Fortunae. S. BUSSI, Monetary economics in Kellis (Great Oasis, Egypt)? MA METLICH, Ein Minimihort aus der Zeit des Untergangs der Ostgoten. J. BAKER - P. CALABRIA, Filignano (IS): late medieval coins. L. PASSERA, Issues of the Counts of Gorizia: a new chronological proposal. H. RIZZOLLI, Lienz coins in the light of new treasures and individual finds. R. BETTI - A. MONTAGANO - M. SOZZI - R. VILLORESI, Big six and twenty denari ... in an Orvieto document dated 1318. F. SAETTI, The "portrait of the warrior" on two coins of the Italian Renaissance. B. PASZKIEWICZ, The present cascia are bags 90 to thousand ducats ... Queen Bona of Poland's Treasure. L. MEZZAROBA, The annexation of Venice to Italy (1866) through medals. V. NIZZO, The Ugento mint: history of studies and analysis of production. S. BUSSI, Cereals of Egypt: the problem of pistikion. EM SEGARRA, The numismatic collection of the Museo historico nacional de Montevideo. M. TRAINA, In Pectore Troia or in Ectore Troia? G. GIROLA, Two letters from Abyssinia for Gaetano Cattaneo.

Very good condition.

Study Notebook, Mario Rasile Numismatic Circle, Cassino, n. XLII, November-December 2000, pp. 79, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and.

Issue entirely dedicated to the Proceedings of the Federico II Hohenstaufen cultural meeting 750th anniversary of his death, held in Atina on December 16, 2000.

In perfect condition.

Monnaies francaises 1789-2011, Victor Gadoury, Vingtieme Edition, Monaco 2011, pp. 463, richly illustrated, 21 cm, editorial binding in imitation leather with titles and decorations in gold on the spine and on the front plate.

The volume presents all the French coins minted from 1789 to 2011, listed according to their face value and in chronological order.

In perfect condition.

Monnaies francaises 1789-1989, Victor Gadoury, Neuvieme Edition, Spéciale bi-centenaire, Monaco 1989, pp. 543, richly illustrated, 21 cm, imitation leather editorial binding with titles and decorations in gold on the spine and on the front plate.

The volume presents all the French coins minted from 1789 to 1989, listed according to their face value and in chronological order. This edition also includes rehearsals, projects and essays.

In perfect condition.

Danilo Maucieri, Laws and monetary decrees of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (8 December 1816-6 September 1860). With an appendix on the articles of the Bourbon Penal Code concerning fakes and forgers, Cultural Association Italia Numismatica, Formia 2007, pp. 224, ill., 24 cm, br. and.

Nummus et historia series, 13.

New one.

Montenapoleone, Italian coins of southern Italy and Sicily. Medieval and modern Italian coins. Italian coins of the contemporary age. Foreign coins, auction no. 5 (29-30 May 1984), Polyglot Typography, Milan 1984, pp. 61, 28 plates, 30 cm, br. and.

Attached is the list of evaluation prices and the list of hammer prices.

Fundamental catalog for the study of the coins of southern Italy and Sicily.

Minimal traces of use on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition. Rare.

The Bank of Italy, 100 years old. 1893-1993. With a presentation by Antonio Fazio and an introductory essay by Sergio Romano, Edizioni dell'Elefante, Venice 1993, pp. X, 140, richly illustrated, 88 tablets. in color, 29 cm, elegant editorial binding throughout the canvas, with titles and embossed decorations on the spine and on the front plate, dust jacket and slipcase.

New one.

Franco Gavello, Claudio Bugani, Lireuro. Bank of Italy tickets. Volume of paper money, Tipoarte, Bologna 1998, pp. 189, richly illustrated, 22 cm, leatherette ed. with gold titles on the spine and on the front plate.

Volume embellished with a long dedication by the authors to the first guard card.

In excellent condition.

Jean Pirot, Les billets des Chambres de Commerce, Edition L'Aureus, La Roche sur Yon 1989, pp. 192, richly illustrated, 25 cm, cart. and.

In excellent condition.

Deux siècles de papier monnaie français 1789-1989, Edition L'Aureus, La Roche sur Yon 1989, pp. 192, richly illustrated, 25 cm, cart. and. Catalog of the exhibition held in Nice Acropolis from 15 March to 4 April 1989. Slight traces of use to the binding, otherwise in excellent condition.