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Lot 4. Coinage of the ancient and Islamic world illustrated by coins from the Goussous collection

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Coinage of the ancient and Islamic world illustrated by coins from the Goussous collection

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Bidding closed (Sunday, September 25th, 19:02:00 CEST)
Current time: Sunday, November 24th, 00:03:59 CET

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CHF 10.00 (2 bids)
Approx. EUR 10.74 / USD 11.19 / GBP 8.93

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eAuction #51 - Literature sale III, Lot 4. Estimate: CHF 10.00

[Goussous] Goussous, Dr. Nayef G. & Dr. Khalaf F. Tarawneh. Coinage of the ancient and Islamic world illustrated by coins from the Goussous collection. Amman nd (1990). 4to, green card covers protected with conservation plastic; 96 pages, coin photos and maps throughout, parallel text English and Arabic. Library stamps. Very Good.

A note from BCD: A very unusual bilingual publication and certainly difficult to find, if not outright rare. The authors attempt to illustrate the progression of coinage from Greek through to Islamic, providing photographs and descriptions of coinages from all the cultures that flourished in the eastern Mediterranean region.

Lot 4. Coinage of the ancient and Islamic world illustrated by coins from the Goussous collection

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