Publicación de los fondos numismáticos dentro de la prestigiosa serie Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum del Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Volumen dedicado a las acuñaciones del área meridional con escritura indígena, donde se muestran ricos fondos conservados en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

A Worldview of 19th Century Coins! Unparalleled in coverage and exhaustive in detail, the Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1901-2000 offers the most complete reference to 20th century coins on the market. Vetted by a team of worldwide experts, the 46th edition of this tradition-rich catalog provides a global view of the most passionately collected and popular area of numismatics. Based on the early work of numismatic giants Chester L. Krause, Clifford Mishler and Colin R. Bruce II, the Standard Catalog is the reference of choice for any serious collector, researcher or coin dealer. With precious metals prices stable, collectible coin values have settled in to reasonable levels, driving seasoned collectors to seek out the highest grade coins available. The continued interest in high-grade, exceptional coins is reflected in the latest edition of the catalog, now offering even more and better-defined values throughout. Extensive yet easily managed, the catalog is organized by country with each listing providing: Coin types listed by denomination and date Universally used KM reference numbers Clear descriptions and invaluable detail Updated values in up to five grades of preservation In addition, listings for coins minted in silver, gold, platinum and palladium offer key information, including: Total coin weight Fineness Actual precious metal weight

A network of more than 80 international paper money collectors and dealers ensure that the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Modern Issues, is the most comprehensive resource available for proper identification, description and valuation of modern world bank notes. All circulating paper bank notes worldwide are included in this one-of-a-kind catalog. *Completely analyzed and updated pricing. *Extensively illustrated with hundreds of new or improved images. *Numerous previously unlisted varieties, including specimens, are now featured. * Expanded descriptions allow less experienced users, speculators or estate appraisers to correctly identify notes.

The only book on the market covering this century of world coins.- Compiled from data provided by more than 140 experts from around the world.- Featuring nearly 150,000 coin prices and 27,500 illustrations, this is THE reference for researchers, collectors, auction houses, and dealers.- Each coin listing provides up-to-date values listed by date and grade, universal KM reference number, detailed descriptions of obverse and reverse designs.The Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1801-1900, 8th edition, is designed to meet the needs of those with serious interest in the vast range of coins produced during the pivotally developmental stage in numismatic history from 1801-1900. Readers will discover coins from worldwide territories including issues meant for circulation in many of the colonies of the British Empire, cast cash coins of China, countermarked coins from Brazil, merchant tokens from Australia and New Zealand and a heady mix of Colonial and Republican issues from many South and Central American nations in transition from Spain. 1801-1900 offers a century of significant changes for politics and presents a challenging field for numismatists.

Comprehensive pricing compiled from data provided by more than 150 experts, as well as 60,000 actual-size photographs and technical illustrations for easy and accurate identification of coins, is furnished in a comprehensive coin-collecting reference. Original.

Esta obra numismática es consecuencia de la tesis que su autor escribió en el curso de sus estudios. En ella se analiza la historia del Ingenio de la Moneda, situado en tierras segovianas y mandado construir por Felipe II, quien se percato de la importancia que tenia la acuñacion de la moneda. Aqui se hace un somero repaso a la historia del Ingenio, con gran cantidad de datos, incluyendose docs. Justificativos y un catalogo de las monedas acuñadas en el Ingenio entre 1586 y 1729.

Síntesis de las conferencias del Vº Curso de Historia monetaria de Hispania (29 y 30 de noviembre de 2001) 'Moneda y vida urbana', a traves de las que se entreve cómo en el mundo antiguo el desarrollo de la moneda estaba estrechamente relacionado con la vida urbana. Las autoridades que gobernaban y administraban las ciudades hallaron en la moneda el medio idoneo tanto para hacer frente a los pagos, como para cobrar impuestos o fijar los precios de bienes, servicios, multas, etc. En estos articulos se repasa la funcion de la moneda en las ciudades de Hispania, desde sus inicios hasta la epoca imperial. Asi pues, se empieza reflexionando sobre la moneda en las 'poleis' griegas y en las colonias de 'Emporion' y 'Rhode', que marcan el inicio del uso del metal acuñado en la peninsula Iberica, para llegar finalmente al analisis de los hallazgos monetarios en ciudades de epoca imperial, pasando por la etapa de la colonizacion fenopunica y por la de la fundacion de las primeras ciudades romanas en la Peninsula.

Análisis revelador de aspectos importantes de la administración de Hispania, sobre la que los historiadores antiguos nos proporcionan pocos datos.