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What Books Can I Get For Identifying Roman Bronze Coins

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hi guys I was wondering what books I could get for identifying roman bronze coins of any age any help is appreciated thanks.
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 Posted 04/23/2014  12:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add pishpash to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
There is a sticky at the top which is a good resource and you can also post your coins here for identificatio.
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http://www.amazon.com/Roman-Base-Me...bronze+coins
This is a great little book to start with.
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Check out the sticky thread here that Pish mentioned.
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Books are great as a reference, but I've found it's usually much quicker to do most of the identification on Wildwinds (since you can crtl-f and find words) and then bust out the reference books when you've got it narrowed down if necessary.
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The online resources are great, but when you have no experience, they don't really help. Keep an eye out on ebay for old books, and stick around here you will learn loads.
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Wildwinds is ok, but very dated. Get yourself ERIC, free download from the sticky that PP mentioned. I also like the Roman coins and their values, D.Sear. but not cheap.
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you can't beat this for the late roman bronze, at least for the price...

http://www.catbikes.ch/coinstuff/coins-ric.htm
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okay thanks everyone and I was asking for my coin dealer lol
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Like I said, wildwinds is good for narrowing it down, not always good for everything. I'll look into ERIC also, I'm always on the lookout for resources.
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ERIC I is a free download and a very good resource. ERIC II is the most updated reference on Roman and Byzantine coins at the moment. Ras is working on ERIC III which once that is published will be the most updated reference for Roman Coins.
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does the book include bronze billion silver and gold of all eras?
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The book covers all coins of the Roman Imperial era.
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Just downloaded the free ERIC I and wow, yeah, that's really good stuff. Looking forward to III.
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