Periodicals Journal for Numismatics, Berlin Volume 29 (1912). Contains among others: Feise, W.: The coins and the minting system of the city of Einbeck; Schrötter, Frhr. v.: The Speyer coin day of 1557; Friedensburg, F.: A medal for the introduction of Christianity in Poland; Macdonald, G.: Rare and unedged seleukid coins; Regling, K.: Theadelphia coin treasure; Because, R.: Again the Altarkadian community (cf. ZfN vol.9 p.18ff); Regling, K.: Roman Denarfund von Fröndenberg; Buse, W.: Coin History of the County of Rietberg: History / Coin History / Original Documents / Description of the Coins; Because, R.: The Zeus of Phidias on Elian coins of the imperial period. 35 p. Reports of the Numismatic Society on Berlin 1910. 423 pp., 10 Tfn. In addition: Volume 30 (1913). Contains, among others: Tudeer, L.: The Tetradrachme coinage of Syracuse in the period of the signing artists: Introduction / 1. Description of tetradrachms. S.3 / Time sequence and style of coins. S.94 / 3. The artists. S.217 / Relationship to other Sicilian and extra-Sicilian embossments. 242 / 5. The interpretation of the head. S.271 / The time of the signed tetradrachms; Ruzicka, L.: Unedged coins of Kallatis from my collection; Menadier, J.: The Aachen coins; Menadier, J.: The Coins of the Jülich Dynastes genders: The coins of the Lords of Heinsberg. / The coins from the lords of Falkenburg and Borne / The coin from the gentlemen of Randerath / The money from the masters of Schonvorst and Elsloo / The mints from the men of Schönau / The gold from the Lord of Heid and Bleid / The Mints of Men of Frankenberg / Overview of the coins from The Jüliche dynastes reproduced coins / overview of the mints and lords of the Jülich Dynastengeschlechter / list of the coins shown. 555 pp., 21 Tfn. Half-line, slightly intoxicated, Table 8 of the 30th century. Volumes in copy