Watch List notes:

AUCTION CATALOGUES and FIXED PRICE LISTS . Classical Numismatic Review (Victor England/Eric J. McFadden, Quarryville, PA and Beverly Hills, CA/London; Lancaster, PA/London). Group of 11 large format fixed price lists, most including a selection of numismatic literature, each illustrated throughout. 1990: Vol. XV, no. 4, 103 numbers, 32 pages; 1991: Vol. XVI, no. 1, 386 numbers, 56 pages; Vol. XVI, no. 4, 500 numbers, 52 pages; 1992: Vol. XVII, no. 1, 640 numbers, 44 pages; Vol. XVII, no. 3, 744 numbers, 72 pages; Vol. XVII, no. 4, 388 numbers, 36 pages + 1 page "Ptolemaic Bronze Special" laid in; 1993: Vol. XVIII, no. 1, 640 numbers, 64 pages; Vol. XVIII, no. 3, 596 numbers, 60 pages; 1995: Vol. XX, no. 1, 60 pages of ancient and Medieval coins plus numismatic literature (each with a singular inventory number); Vol. XX, no. 2, 60 pages of ancient and Medieval coins plus numismatic literature (each with a singular inventory number), repair to back cover; Vol. XX, no. 3, 60 pages of ancient and Medieval coins plus numismatic literature (each with a singular inventory number). Illustrated glossy covers as issued. Good to Very Good.


A note from BCD: In addition to a large quantity of illustrated and correctly described ancient coins, these lists offer editorials and other articles that are a pleasure to read. Also, some letters from old-style collectors that seem unable to accept the rising prices can be both entertaining and instructive. Wayne Sayles, who worked for a time with CNG, ends an article with the phrase: "In spite of the changing world, the hobby lives on!". Nobody could have said it better today.
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