Periodicals Journal for Numismatics, Berlin Volume 31 (1914). Includes:Menadier, Karl: The coins and the minting system of the Scriptores Historiae Augustae (dissertation work, S.1ff) & Excursus: The gold coinage of the Valerian-Gallian period (p.60ff); Menadier, Julius: 3x to Aachen: Aachener Zeichen und Marken, Aachener Schaumünzen, Zeihren und Aktien zur Aachener Münzgeschichte; Menadier, J.: Coin coinage and coin circulation of Aachen in its historical development: The Aachen denars, oboles and quadrants of royal stroke. S.217ff / The shillings of the Jewish pledge of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. S.246ff / Die Münzen der Reichsstadt Aachen als Stand des Niederrheinisch-Westfälischen Kreiss.; Menadier, J.: Documents and acts on the history of Aachen coins. 484 pp., 8 Tfn. In addition: Volume 32 (1920). Contains: Baldwin, Agnes: An unedited Gold Stater of Lampsakos; Leuze, O.: The date of the first silver coinage in Rome; Leuze, O.: The Plinian dating of the first gold coinage in Rome; Keil, B.: On the calculation of Victoriatus on Greek inscriptions; Friedensburg, F.: The coins and coins of the Electress Margaretha, wife of Frederick II of Saxony; Heineken, H.: On Brandenburg's medieval coinage: The coin discovery by Nettow near Havelberg / The Salzwedels coinage system in 14th century. ==References== Regling, K.: Syria, not Ephesus; The Victims of German Coin Science in World War II; Menadier, Dorothea: The coins and the minting system of the German imperial abbesses in the Middle Ages: images of women and names on the coins of the german Middle Ages in general / Which women's abbeys possessed the right to mint coins and how did they exercise their right in the beginning? / The minting privileges of the female abbeys / The beginnings of the abbess coins / The struggle of the Abbess with Vogt and Archbishop of the Abteiliche Münzrecht / The end of the mintings of the abbesses. / The pictorial representations of the Abbeissen coins. 313 pp., 2 Tfn. Semi-lining, impacted