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Numismatic Notes and Monographs

A publication of the American Numismatic Society, the Numismatic Notes and Monographs series currently (3/2016) numbers 169 volumes, with a publication range from 1920 to 2009. The series generally features book-length works on specific topics. Subject matter is varied, including ancient, foreign, and American numismatics.  Numbering is as follows:

1920 (no. 1), 1921 (2-11), 1922 (12-16), 1923 (17-21), 1924 (22-23), 1925 (24-26), 1926 (27-31), 1927 (32-34), 1928 (35-38), 1929 (39-41), 1930 (42-45), 1931 (46-50), 1932 (51-56), 1933 (57-60), 1934 (61-64), 1935 (65-71), 1936 (72-76), 1937 (77-79), 1938 (80-83), 1939 (84-87), 1940 (88-91), 1941 (92-97), 1942 (98, 100), 1943 (99, 101-102), 1944 (103-104), 1945 (105-107), 1946 (108), 1947 (109-110), 1948 (111), 1949 (112-115), 1950 (116-119), 1951 (120-122), 1952 (123-125), 1953 (126-127), 1954 (128), 1955 (129-132), 1956 (133-137), 1957 (138-140), 1958 (141), 1959 (142), 1959 (143-145), 1961 (146), 1962 (147-149), 1963 (150), 1964 (151-152), 1965 (153-155), 1967 (156-158), 1968 (159), 1970 (160), 1979 (161), 1982 (162), 1984 (32, 47), 1985 (163), 1990 (164-165), 1996 (166), 2005 (167), 2008 (168), 2009 (169).

Additional series detail is available at https://numismatics.org/nnm/.

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    Numismatic Notes and Monographs, nos. 139-141 1/1/1958

    Numismatic Notes and Monographs, nos. 139-141

    Nos. 139-141 of the ANS Numismatic Notes and Monographs series, containing the following works: The coinage of the T?l?nids (Oleg Grabar, 1957, no. 139), Counterfeiting in colonial Connecticut (Kenneth Scott, 1957, no. 140), Contributions to Arabic metrology. I, Early Arabic glass weights and measure stamps acquired by the American Numismatic Society 1951-1956 (George C. Miles, 1958, no. 141).

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