Paul-Francis Jacquier Numismatique Antique
Auction 48 18-19 Sep 2020
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Birkler & Waddell Ltd. New York, Auction 1, 7 December 1979. Greek, Roman & Byzantine Coins. 457 lots, 62 pages, 34 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list laid in. With Auction II, 11 December 1980. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 620 lots, 82 pages, 44 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list. With Auction III, 10 December 1981. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 514 lots, 62 pages, 45 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list. With Auction IV, 9 December 1982. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 707 lots, 94 pages, 32 unnumbered plates, photocopy of estimates sheet. Each (19.5x26cm), illustrated colour covers as issued. Covers bumped and shelf worn, interiors Very Good.
A note from BCD: A short-lived partnership of two highly respected members of the ancient coin community that produced four well illustrated auction catalogues with Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins. Useful for provenance research, especially in cases of ordinary, collector types of ancient coins.
Birkler & Waddell Ltd. New York, Auction 1, 7 December 1979. Greek, Roman & Byzantine Coins. 457 lots, 62 pages, 34 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list laid in. With Auction II, 11 December 1980. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 620 lots, 82 pages, 44 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list. With Auction III, 10 December 1981. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 514 lots, 62 pages, 45 unnumbered plates, photocopies of estimates sheet and prices realized list. With Auction IV, 9 December 1982. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, & Medieval Coins. 707 lots, 94 pages, 32 unnumbered plates, photocopy of estimates sheet. Each (19.5x26cm), illustrated colour covers as issued. Covers bumped and shelf worn, interiors Very Good.
A note from BCD: A short-lived partnership of two highly respected members of the ancient coin community that produced four well illustrated auction catalogues with Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins. Useful for provenance research, especially in cases of ordinary, collector types of ancient coins.