Roman coins and their values
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It was during this time that I wrote my first book ROMAN COINS AND THEIR VALUES. H.A. Seaby's 1954 Roman catalogue was out of print and seriously in need of revision, so I took it upon myself to undertake the task in my spare time. The book was published by Seaby in 1964 and received immediate recognition as an invaluable aid to the beginner in the hobby of Roman coin collecting. In the same year it was awarded the Lhotka Memorial Prize by the Royal Numismatic Society in London. It has since been through four revised editions and I am currently preparing an entirely new 'Millennium Edition' which will be published in six volumes, the first three of which are already available.
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