Roman Base Metal Coins - A Price Guide by Richard Plant PDF Download Version ...a slim 84-page paperback generously peppered with more than 640 line drawings depicting almost every Roman emperor who ever donned a purple toga.... Download a free page (79kb, PDF format) The worlds first ever downloadable version of a Roman coin price guide Low resolution page 56 showing the last Folles and Fractional Folles of Galerius 294-311AD. Notice the illustrations of different head types and the referrals to the other coins in the book, all of which all have unique reference numbers. A title from www.rotographic.com

The contents of this PDF download are exactly the same as the printed version, also available. This e-book is a complete 84 page version of the printed "Roman Base Metal Coins - A Price Guide" title in Adobe PDF form. The main difference between this version and the printed version is that the PDF has a fully clickable index so that all the Emperors/sections of the book can be reached at the click of your mouse. Being in Adobe PDF form means you can print individual pages, or even all 80 pages as and when you need them. The document will of course work on any PC/PDA capable of running the free Adobe Acrobat reader software  Features: Current market values in Fine or Very Fine grades from 241BC - 498AD Hundreds of accurate line drawings of most coin types Separate drawings of common reverses to aid identification A list of 3rd - 6th Century Mint town markings Instructions on how to clean freshly dug Roman Coins Historical notes of coinage changes and metal types Unique reference numbers for each coin Includes values for common barbaric types Information on Roman coin grading Below: An image showing the bookmarks (an Adobe Acrobat feature) that have been activated in this PDF version to enable you to get to whatever coin prices you want to see at the click of your mouse. When you have completed the check-out for this product you will be directed to the URL for download. The Download is around 3mb, so if you use a reliable dial-up connection it should take around 10 minutes. A cable modem or quicker connection, will of course be much faster. Should you need any help, please email me: cp@predecimal.com To download a free sample page, containing listings for Pertinax, Didius Julianus, Clodius Albinus and Septimius Severus you can click here. (download is page 31 of the full product and about 79kb and in Adobe PDF form) To download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software, click here With full, secure credit card facilities. Thankyou for looking at this page, I hope to hear from you soon. Chris Perkins, www.predecimal.com