The Weber Collection: Greek Coins, vol. II
Chronological coverage: c. 700 BC – 31 BC
Rights status: We believe this source work is public domain in the United States (published 1924). Rights may differ outside the United States. Rights & takedown
The second Weber volume covers northern and mainland Greece, including royal, federal, civic, and sanctuary coinages. Its detailed entries and plates are valuable for monograms, magistrates, die and type variants, weight standards, and former-collection information. Because Weber acquired many important specimens through the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century market, the catalogue can provide a critical provenance link between older cabinets and modern sales.
The catalogue reflects early twentieth-century attributions and the collection was subsequently dispersed. Verify current ownership, authenticity, mint and ruler assignments, and die relationships through later sale catalogues, museum databases, and modern regional corpora.
Cite this work
Leonard Forrer (1924) The Weber Collection: Greek Coins, vol. II. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/weber-2/
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More in Weber Collection
4 volumes in this series.
- The Weber Collection: Greek Coins, vol. I Vol. I · 1922
- The Weber Collection: Greek Coins, vol. II Vol. II · 1924
- The Weber Collection, Vol. III, Part 2 Vol. III.2 · 1926
- The Weber Collection: Greek Coins, vol. III Vol. III · 1926
Public domain — published 1924.