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Album, Stephen, Checklist of Islamic Coins: 3rd Edition, Hardcover, Stephen Album, Santa Rosa, 2011, numbered list of coin-issuing Islamic rulers from c.652 to c.1890 by denomination and often by type; ±6000 listings. Brief introduction to Islamic coin collecting & short notes on coinage and standard references throughout. Bibliography with much background information. Six-level rarity guide. Includes North Africa, the Middle East, Anatolia & the Caucasus, and Central Asia, 324 pages, no plates, hardcover with gold cover print and blue dustjacket.
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Album, Stephen, Checklist of Islamic Coins: 3rd Edition, Softcover, Stephen Album, Santa Rosa, 2011, numbered list of coin-issuing Islamic rulers from c.652 to c.1890 by denomination and often by type; ±6000 listings. Brief introduction to Islamic coin collecting & short notes on coinage and standard references throughout. Bibliography with much background information. Six-level rarity guide. Includes North Africa, the Middle East, Anatolia & the Caucasus, and Central Asia, 324 pages, no plates, softcover.
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Album, Stephen, Checklist of Islamic Coins: 3rd Edition, Spiral-Bound Softcover, Stephen Album, Santa Rosa, 2011, numbered list of coin-issuing Islamic rulers from c.652 to c.1890 by denomination and often by type; ±6000 listings. Brief introduction to Islamic coin collecting & short notes on coinage and standard references throughout. Bibliography with much background information. Six-level rarity guide. Includes North Africa, the Middle East, Anatolia & the Caucasus, and Central Asia, 324 pages, no plates, white spiral-bound soft cover.
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Allan, John, A Catalogue of the Indian Coins in the British Museum: Coins of Gupta Dynasties and of Sasanka, King of Gauda, Originally published 1914 (British Museum reprint of 1967), 181 pages, 24 plates in good quality, hardcover with dust jacket. Altekar's work replaces this informationally & is more comprehensive, but this is still a good collection and the photo record is worth having even at reprint quality. The 1967 London reprint is better than later India reprints.
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Miles, George C., Contributions to Arabic Metrology, Part II; Early Arabic Glass, Weights and Measure Stamps in the Benaki Museum in Athens, American Numismatic Society, Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 150, New York, 1963, 64 pages, 11 plates, softcover.
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Miles, George C., Excavation Coins from the Persepolis Region, American Numismatic Society, Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 143, New York, 1959, 123 pages, 21 plates, softcover. Many coins found in several excavation sites in Persepolis, the most being from one in Istakhr. Include Macedon, Persis, Elymais, Sasanian, Arab-Sasanian (silver and bronze), Byzantine, Umayyad (Istakhr, Sabur, Shiraz, Wasit, no mint), Abbasid Revolutionary, Abbasid (Arrajan, Ardashir Khurrah, Istakhr, al-Ahwaz, al-‘Abbasiya, Biramqubadh, Madinat Balkh, Tawwaj, Jayy, Sabur, Samarqand, Shiraz, Fars, Fasa, Kurat al-Mahdiyah min Fars, al-Muhammadiya, Madinat al-Salam, Ma’din al-Shash, Wasit), Samanid, Buwayhid, Seljuq, Ilkhan, Civic copper of Isfahan and Shiraz, Qajar, Muzaffarid, Timurid. Good descriptions of coins, all photographed. Includes photos of the excavation sites.
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Newell, Edward T., Miscellanea numismatica : Cyrene to India, American Numismatic Society, New York, 1938, Numismatic Notes & Monographs No. 82, 101 pages, 6 plates, paperback.
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Perk, Haluk and Husnu Ozturk, Eretnid, Burhanid and Amirate of Arzinjan (Mutahharten) Coins, Eretna Kadi Burhanettin ve Erzincan (Mutahhaten) Erifligi Sikkeleri, Anadolu Sikkeleri Serisi II. Haluk Perk Muzesi Yayinlari, Istanbul, 2008, 530 pages, inline photographs and line drawings throughout, softcover, bilingual (English and Turkish). The most complete treatment yet of coins of the Eretnids, along with the Burhanids and Mutahharten. The first part of the book is an extensive history and typology of Eretnid coins, coins struck by Eretnids in the name of Mamluk sultans, Eretnid copper coins, Burhanid and Mutahharten coins, a table of mints, with rulers and dates from each mint, a map showing mint locations, and a description of 34 classes of countermarks. There follows a catalogue of coins of the three dynasties with photographs, line drawings and original plus transliterated legends. Finally, the end of the book has an article or chapter on coins struck at Sivas: The Last Years of Ilkhanids in Anatolia, Mamluks and the Rising Eretnid Dynasty. An very well done and important work.
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Rapson, E.J., Catalog of the Coins of the Andhar Dynasty, the Western Ksatrapas, the Traikutaka Dynasty and the 'Bodhi' Dynasty, London, 1967 (reprint of the 1908 original), much superior to the Indian Reprint, 268 pages, 21 plates, hardcover, English text with many legends written out in local scripts. Still a very useful reference.
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Raymond, Doris, Macedonian regal coinage to 413 B.C., American Numismatic Society, Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 126, New York, 1953, 170 pages, 15 plates, softcover.
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Singhal, C.R., The Sultans of Gujarat, Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay, 1945, 154 pages, 11 plates, hardcover (this, the original printing). Standard, in-depth catalog, now superceded by Goron & Goenka.
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Sreckovic, Slobodan, Akches (Volume One): Orhan Gazi - Murad II, 699-848 AH, Belgrade, 1999, 190 pages, softcover, English text. The first of four volumes planned covering the author’s lifelong work on akches. This is an incredible self-produced work written while NATO bombed Belgrade, where he lives. It contains his usual detailed line drawings not just of types, but of die varieties of the early period of Ottoman akches (and a few Germiyan pieces). There are enlarged photos of many coins, most from the author’s own collection.
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Treadwell, Luke, Buyid Coinage: A Die Corpus (322-445 A.H.), Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 2001, 247 pages, 172 plates, hardcover with dust jacket, English text with Arabic legends written out. An extremely thorough study of the Buwayhid/Buyid dynasty. He describes every known die variant of every mint of the dynasty, with full descriptions of the legends on the coins in the text and excellent plates at the back. There are indices of names and secondary names and titles, a good map of the geographic extent of the Buwayhids, and a genealogical tree.
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Whitehead, R. B., Catalogue of Coins in the Punjab Museum, Lahore, Volume III: Coins of Nadir Shah and the Durrani Dynasty, Lahore, 1977 (reprint of 1934 Oxford edition), 195 pages, 14 plates, hardcover with dust jacket. The Islamic coins of Nadir Shah of the Persian Afsharid dynasty and of the Durrani dynasty of Afghanistan. A good historical introduction with good overviews of the different mint towns. Full descriptions of Arabic inscriptions.
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Williams, Roderick T ., The confederate coinage of the Arcadians in the fifth century B.C., American Numismatic Society, Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 155, New York, 1965, 141 pages, 14 plates, softcover.
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