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Ingholt, Harald (editor), Centennial Publication of the American Numismatic Society, New York, 1958, 712 page, 50 plates, red cloth hardcover, includes the following articles: Berghaus, Peter. Der Muenzenfund von Werl (Westfalen) 1955, vergraben um 1240. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 89-123. A description of a hoard of 381 coins found near Koeln. It includes coins of Koeln, Andernach, Anrnsberg, Attendorn, Korbach, Smmchmallenberg, Soest, Paderborn, Lemgo, Lippstadt, Bueren, Canterbury, London, Schwalenberg, Dortmund, Bentheim, Hamm, Iserlohn, Herford and Wiedenbrueck. All coins predate 1240. They are described with photos. Gebhart, Hans. Von der Numismatik zur Geldgeschichte. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 233-237. A short essay on the study of why coinage developed. Grunthal, Henry. Richard Wagner in Medallic Art. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 329-348. Description of 89 medals devoted to Richard Wagner. Miles, George C. The Early Islamic Bronze Coinage of Egypt. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 471-502. Fantastic article on Islamic coppers from Egypt. Covers Umayyad, Abbasid, and Tulunid coins. Legends are completely written out. There is one nice page of photos. Tourneur, Victor. L 'Atelier Monetaire d 'Anvers des Temps Merovingiens au XIIe Siecle. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 683-690. An overview of coinage of Anvers (Belgium) from the 7th to the 12th centuries. Nice photos. Walker, John. A Unique Medal of the Seljuk Tughrilbeg. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 691-695. A medal of the Great Seljuq Tughril Beg. It is similar to the Buwayhid medal on the cover of Artuk and Artuk, which is also discussed in some length. Whitehead, R. B. Coins and Indian History. In Harald Ingholt, pp. 697-712. A short summary of the development of coinage of India. There is one plate of nice photos of select types covering 2500 years., ex James Farr Numismatic Library.

Estimate: 40-60 USD