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Lot 145. NFA XVIII: Ancient Coins, Part I, 31 March 1987

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NFA XVIII: Ancient Coins, Part I, 31 March 1987

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Bidding closed (Sunday, September 25th, 20:12:30 CEST)
Current time: Saturday, November 23rd, 19:06:39 CET

Price realised:

CHF 25.00 (2 bids)
Approx. EUR 26.85 / USD 27.98 / GBP 22.33

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eAuction #51 - Literature sale III, Lot 145. Estimate: CHF 25.00

Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc. West Hollywood, CA, 31 March 1987. Auction XVIII. Ancient Coins, Part I, Greek Coins & Coins of the Seleucid Kings. 401 lots, 41 + 2 colour plates and an additional 17 plates of enlargements. Estimates sheet and prices realized list. Dark gray illustrated covers rubbed and bent. Interior Very Good.
Kroh p. 43

A note from BCD: The first part of the auction offers quite a number of fine Greek coins, often with enviable pedigrees but it is the second half, admirably written by Cathy Lorber, that steals the show. The blend of numismatic scholarship, history and readability is indeed remarkable. It would not be an exaggeration to say that this auction catalogue was instrumental in starting the ever-increasing popularity of Seleucid coinage among both scholars and collectors during the last decades.

Lot 145. NFA XVIII: Ancient Coins, Part I, 31 March 1987

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