Periodicals Journal for Numismatics, Berlin Volume 5 (1878). Includes: Friedländer, J.: The Acquisitions of the King. Coin cabinets in the J. 1876; Dannenberg, H.: The silver find of Nieder-Landin; Bahrfeldt, M.: About the oldest denars in Rome; Klügmann, A.: The types of the oldest Roman Bigati; Dannenberg, H.: Zur Pommerschen und Mecklenburgische Münzkunde: II. Addendum to the find of Hohenwalde / III. The discovery of Arnswalde / IV. The find of Küstrin / V. Pommersche Inedita / VI. Mecklenburg Inedita; Sallet, A. v.: On Greek numismatics: The official name Sosias on copper coins of Syracuse from the middle of the 4th century. Jh.s v.Ch. / Metokos, King of the Odryser (about 400 BC) / The head of Hellas on the silver coins of Alexander of Pherae / Hemiobolion and Tetartemorion of an unknown city, erroneously assigned Teuthrania Mysiae / Samos. The find of Messina / The Gorgon murder on a medallion of Daldis Lydiae, under Gordian III - Antinous Hermes on coins of Nicomedia / Apollon Iatros ... / Tessera with sun and moon and the inscriptions ANATOAI and ?YCIC; Sallet, A. v.: The syllable coins of Barcochba. Attempt to prove that the Jewish insurrection coins of Denar size are all minted under Barcochba; Imhoof Flower, F.: Coins of Selge and Aspendos; Imhoof-Blumer, F.: Greek overburdens; Merzbacher, E.: Investigations of Old Hebrew Coins: (3) About the Age of Secels - Weight Chart & (4) The Time Calculator of Secles; Sallet, A. v.: The coins of Aenus in Thrace; Dannenberg, H.: Zur Pommerschen u. Meckl. Mint, continuation; Weissenborn, H.: The gold found in the old town hall of Erfurt (Altertum & Mittelalter); Duhn, F. v.: Coin find at Cajazzo; Sallet, A. v.: On Roman numismatics: A "nummus of Servius Tullius" / To the coins of Caesar / Coins of Titus with worrying inscriptions / Hadrianus Caesar / coins apparently belonging to Maximinus Daza; Sallet, A. v.: Bracteat des Vogtes Heinrich von Plauen. 1244, †1295 o. 1296; Erbstein, J. and A.: The coin find of Zöckeritz; Friedländer, J.: Unedged medieval coins; Merzbacher, E.: Studies of ancient Hebrew coins: Forts. v. S.176; Sallet, A. v.: Asklepios and Hygieia, the so-called anathema for heroic deaths; Duhn, F. v.: Coin find at Beneventoum. 367 pp., 8 Tfn. Semi-leather, infested and damaged With exlibris, among others "Dr. Paul Kirsch-Puricelli".