Roman Republican Coinage (Crawford) electronic edition

[akeady]

I spotted a while back that Cambridge University Press are selling an electronic edition (they mention it's PDF) of Crawford's Roman Republican Coinage - https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/roman-republican-coinage/BF809A7DBDE86722B6783D20FD6EABFF

Has anyone bought it?   I'm tempted - I have the print edition, but this could be handy too.   I'm wondering what the plates are like and how searchable it is.

Thanks for any information,
Aidan.

[Alwin]

http://davy.potdevin.free.fr./Site/crawford1.html

[akeady]

19 minutes ago, Alwin said:

http://davy.potdevin.free.fr./Site/crawford1.html

potdevin is useful, mostly for cross-references which CRRO (CRRO) lacks, but I'm wondering whether there's any point in buying a PDF of Crawford.   It seems like it might be useful at a coin fair and wondering what the difference between XYZ/1a and XYZ/1b is or whether a coin is correctly attributed.

I've made a spreadsheet of Crawford with numbers, denominations, some limited other information including his die number estimates or the number of examples in Paris and whether I've got one or not, which is reasonably useful for avoiding inadvertent duplicate purchases.   Maybe if I add all the descriptions and/or link to CRRO for photos and descriptions, this will be enough!

Thanks,
Aidan.

[antwerpen2306]

For me, it is very expensive. I bought the first paperback in 2019 for about 75 € delivered in Antwerp, now the price is 106,86 €. Just after buying, I found it on the web for free, but illegal, I think now, but I took a copy of it. If I can help you any information, let me know.