Kleinasiatische Münzen, Band I
Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I
Chronological coverage: c. 480 BC – AD 297
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The first volume collects Imhoof-Blumer’s studies of civic and dynastic coinages in northwestern and western Asia Minor. Rather than a continuous museum catalogue, it concentrates on rare or unpublished specimens, corrected attributions, magistrate names, local eras, and iconographic problems. Researchers can use its precise descriptions and plates to identify variants, recover evidence from private collections, and understand the basis of many later city-level classifications.
Because the work was assembled before many excavations and modern provincial corpora, verify city attributions, local eras, magistrate readings, and authenticity. When possible, trace cited private specimens to later sales or museum accessions.
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Friedrich Imhoof-Blumer (1901) Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I. Kleinasiatische Münzen, Band I. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/imhoof-kleinasiatische-1/
Research guides citing this work
- Asia Minor Civic A route through Recueil general, Imhoof-Blumer, BMC Ionia, BMC Mysia, and related catalogues for civic and provincial coinage from western and northern Asia Minor. Includes this work
- Macedonia and Alexander A guide to BMC Macedonia, AMNG Macedonia and Paeonia, Newell's Demetrius, and related references for Macedonian royal, tribal, civic, and Alexander-type coinage. Asia Minor
- Seleucid Syria A guide to BMC Seleucid, Babelon's Rois de Syrie, Newell's Antioch, and related works for Seleucid rulers, Syrian mints, Phoenician issues, and royal chronology. Asia Minor
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- Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I Vol. I · 1901
- Coins of Asia Minor, Volume II Vol. II · 1902
Public domain — published 1901.