Roman Imperial Coinage, Table of Contents (RIC TOC)

[Anaximander]

I use paper bookmarks in my hardcopy volumes of Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC), a work familiar to all numismatists in the realm of Roman coins. I will start here with Volumes I and II (first edition). Print it. Fold it. Place it inside your copy of the book. 

 

 

RIC.TOC.pdf

Edited November 23 by Anaximander
PS: Searchable PDF for the RIC series (revised 11/2024).

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RIC II (Second Edition) and RIC III. 

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RIC IV, Parts I, II, III. 

 

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RIC V, Parts I, II. 

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RIC VI

 

Edited August 2 by Anaximander
Found a typo in Aquilera (fixed!), and changed Rome to Roma and Carthage to Carthago.

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RIC VII, VIII

 

Edited November 23 by Anaximander
Edited RIC VII for mintmark prefix and suffix and added bust codes.

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RIC IX, X

 

 

 

Edited November 23 by Anaximander
Updated for mintmark prefix and suffix.

[Valentinian]

Wow!  That is a lot of work we will find helpful. Thank you for sharing it. 

[Valentinian]

I printed off the RIC-content pages and put them in the books (the green volumes in the photo which I can reach with my left hand without moving from my desk). Thank you, @Anaximander. I have a few other books too. 



If you own the following books, go here:
http://augustuscoins.com/ed/catalogs/notes.html#books
for links to useful supplements you can print out.

(Three books in the excellent and inexpensive Seaby series)
Roman Provincial Coins by Kevin Butcher
Coinage in the Roman World, by Andrew Burnett
Coinage in the Greek World by Ian Carradice and Martin Price

SNG Danish (Copenhagen) in eight reprint volumes
BCD Pelopnessos LHS 96 (8-9 May  2006)
Celator index (1988-1998)
Index to SAN.  Articles about reverse types in SAN.

Actually, that page (again, here):
http://augustuscoins.com/ed/catalogs/notes.html#books

has lots of interesting links. Take a look, even if you don't have a library which includes those books.