Periodicals Journal for Numismatics, Berlin Volume 33 (1922). Contains, among others: Dressel, H.: SORS; Herrmann, F.: The Thessalian Coin Union in the 5th century. ==References== Regling, K.: Phygela, Klazomenai, Amphipolis; Schubart, W.: The Ptolemaic Imperial Coin in the Foreign Possessions under Philadelphos; Lidzbarski, M.: The coins of Characene with Mandaean legends. Mani on coins of his time; Cahn, Julius: A Wetterauer Dynastenbracte with Hebrew inscription. It's a numism. Monument of the protection of Jews in the 12th century; Friedensburg, F.: From the imagery of the Middle Ages; Schrötter, Frhr. v.: The coin find of Hennstedt; Bode, W. v.: Caradossos plaques and Bramantes' share; Dressel, H.: A tetradrachmon of the Arsakid Mithradates III; Dressel, H.: Roman lead marks; Lederer, Ph.: A gold stater of Alexander the Great; Heineken, H.: The medieval coinage of Brandenburg. 3. The hollow pimple embossing at the time of the Elector Frederick I; Großmann, K.: The coinage of Count Gustav von Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein in the coin of Berleburg in 1675; Schrötter, Frhr. v.: About the coin trade in Frankfurt am Main during the seven-year war; Regling, K.: A Gold Solidus of Romanus I; Noss, A.: The Cologne Three Kingsthalers; Friedensburg, F.: Oberschlesischer Münzfund. 239 pp., 8 Tfn. In addition: Volume 34 (1924). Contains: Regling, K.: Mende; Ziebarth, E.: Hellenistic banks; Volkmann, H.: On the coinage of the Demetrio I and Alexander I of Syria; Koch, W.: The first Ptolemy women according to their coins; Menadier, J.: find of seamark at cutting mill; Engelke, B.: Helmstedter Münzgeschichte; Gaebler, H.: On Joachim I's coinage; Willers, H. (†): The raw copper as money of the Italics (about 1000-343 B.C.) ==References== Lederer, Ph.: A group of Sicilian-Punian tetradrachms; Gaebler, H.: Lampsaken Parerga; Suhle, A.: The discovery of Bébange and the Trier Peace Pfennigs; Regling, K.: Choir, not Herakideas; Ziebarth, E.: On the Samic financial and cereals sector. 429 pp., 18 Tfn. Semi-lining, impacted