Italian numismatic magazine, 1955

Italian journal of numismatics and related sciences. Founded by Solone Ambrosoli in 1888. Published by the Italian Numismatic Society of Milan, Milan, vol. III, s. V, no. LVII, 1955, pp. 186, richly illustrated, 6 tablets, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: A. Pagani, In memory of Count Antonio Sormani Andreani Verri. L. Brunetti, Contribution to the chronology of the Mint of Velia and Neapolis. LS Cesano, Di Uranio Antonino and other more or less known forgeries of Roman coins. F. Panvini Rosati, Observations on Roman coin types depicting monuments of Rome. G. Giorgi, The legend of the origins of Rome in a rare Hadrian's medallion. B. Sesler, Arch of Domitian at Iseo Campense. P. Tribolati, Two great mint engravers of the Milanese "Cesarea" mint: Leone Leoni from Arezzo, Jacopo da Trezzo. P. Tribolati, Different types of ducatoni and filippi coined in the Mint of Milan by Philip III of Spain. P. Tribolati, Bargaining of the Milanese parpagliola to the type of "Providentia". C. Astengo, The parpagliola and the date of its minting in Genoa. A. Patrignani, Unresolved and insoluble the doubts about the attribution of the youth medal of Lucrezia Borgia. P. Vandoni, Milanese charity cards (part II).

Slight traces of use on the paperback. Extremely rare.