Jekov Gospodin, Hristova Nina. The local coinage of the Roman empire - Moesia Superior, VIMINACIUM, Blagoevgrad 2004, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 2 parts, 8 chapters, 102 coins, 230 pictures, 64 pages.
This catalogue introducing the coinage of Viminacium and also assist in identifying and evaluating the coins of the city. The author publishes new types of coins of Viminacium. The valuations given in this catalogue are with degree of rarity from R1 to R10.
Jekov Gospodin, The local coinage of the Roman empire - Moesia Inferior, І - ІІІ A.D, DIONYSOPOLIS, Blagoevgrad 2003, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 4 parts, 25 chapters, 2 colour plates, 54 coins, 150 pictures, 31 drawings, 64 pages.
This catalogue introducing the coinage of Dionysopolis and also assist in identifying and evaluating the coins of the city. The author publishes new types of coins of Dionysopolis. The valuations given in this catalogue are with degree of rarity from R1 to R10.
Hristova Nina. Jekov Gospodin, The local coinage of the Roman empire - Moesia Inferior, І - ІІІ A.D, MARCIANOPOLIS, Blagoevgrad 2006, Leather-hardbound, in Bulgarian and English, 1st Edition, 2 colour plates, 248 pages.
This catalogue introducing the coinage of Marcianopolis and also assist in identifying and evaluating the coins of the city. The author publishes new types of coins of Marcianopolis. The valuations given in this catalogue are with degree of rarity from R1 to R10.
Hristova Nina. Jekov Gospodin, The local coinage of the Roman empire - Thrace, І - ІІІ A.D, Serdica, Blagoevgrad 2007, Leather-hardbound, in Bulgarian and English, 1st Edition, 5 colour plates, 168 pages.
This catalogue introducing the coinage of Serdica and also assist in identifying and evaluating the coins of the city. The author publishes new types of coins of Serdica. The valuations given in this catalogue are with degree of rarity from R1 to R10.
Jekov Gospodin, Radushev А. Catalogue of Bulgarian Medieval Coins ІХ - ХV A.D., Sofia 1999, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian,1st Edition, 252 pages.
This catalogue introducing the coinage of Bulgarian medieval coins and also assist in identifying and evaluating the coins. The valuations given in this catalogue are with degree of rarity from R1 to R10.
Karajotov I . The coinage of Mesambria, silver and gold coins of Mesambria, Vol. І, Sozopol 1995, in English, 1st edition, Leather-hardbound with dust jacket, 45 plates, 770 coins pos., 134 pages.
The first volume comprises all gold and silver coins, as well as the posthumous gold staters of Alexander and Lysimachos. The chronology and history of coinage, as well as problems related to circulation, have been discussed extensively. The first volume also contains survey of the coin types, including bronze coins which do not exist as silver coin types. These coins, together with the types which existed simultaneously in silver and bronze will be interpreted in the second volume.
Topalov Stavri, The Odrysian kingdom and the coinage of the ancient cities from the South-East coast of Thrace in the end of V and the first half of VI B.C., Sofia 2000, Hardbound, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 144 pages.
Topalov Stavri, The Odrysian kingdom from the latest 5th the mid-4th B.C. Contributions to the study of its coinage and history, Sofia 1994, Hardbound, in English, 1st Edition, 6 plates, 176 pages.
Topalov Stavri, ODESOS. Contribution to the study of the coin minting of the city IV - I B.C., Sofia 1999, Hardbound, in Bulgarian and English, 1st Edition, 344 pages.
Topalov Stavri, New contributions to the study of the countermarking of coins in the area of the west ponting cities, III - I B.C., Sofia 2002, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian and English, 1st Edition, 254 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Formes premonetaires de moyens d’echange. Les fleches-monnaies coulees d’Apollonie du Pont VII-Ve s.av.n.e., Sofia 1993, Cardcovers, in French, 1st Edition, 254 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Messambria Pontika. Contribution to the study of the coin minting of the city 5th - 1st B.C., Sofia 1995, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian and summary in English, 1st Edition, 216 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Contribution to the study of the tetrdrachms of Thassos from II period of minting, their imitations in Thrace 2nd - 1st B.C., Sofia 1996, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 200 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Contribution to the study of the countermarks of Apollonia, Messambria and Odesos 3rd - 1st B.C., Sofia 1997, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 144 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Tribes and rulers in the lands of The Odrysian kingdom and the bounded areas to the Southwest 6th - mid-4th B.C. Contribution to the study of the coinage of ancient Thrace, Sofia 1998, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 358 pages.
Topalov Stavri, Contribution to the study of the coinage and history in the lands of Eastern Thrace from the end of 4th B.C. to the end of 3rd B.C., Sofia 2001, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian, 1st Edition, 400 pages.
Kojuharov R., Spirituality in numismatics, Rousse 2004, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian and summary in English, 1st Edition, 59 photos, 136 pages.
The present book is designed to follow up the connection between spirituality and numismatics (the study of money and coins as they appeared in 7 – 6 century BC until now); and this is being done for the first time. Such connection exists in a number of directions: from biblical times up to the contemporary Bulgarian jubilee and commemorative mintage (1963 – 2000).
This book is not only aimed at a narrow circle of specialists or collectors but is also recommendable for a broader auditorium of readers. The author, himself, has more to say on the topic and this is to be done in a future sophomore edition.
Kojuharov R., The representation of sport games and modern Olympics in the ancient and modern Bulgarian numismatics, Rousse 2004, Cardcovers, in Bulgarian and summary in English, 1st Edition, 41 photos, 66 pages.
The book examines the representation of sport games and modern Olympics in the ancient and modern numismatics for the first time. In this instance, these are selected examples of rural town bronze mintage from the end of 2nd till the middle of 3rd century AD, as well as of Bulgarian gold and silver commemorative coins that were minted in 1975-2002 period.
This book is dedicated to the Bulgarian Olympic Committee and 28th Olympic Games, Athens 2004.
Avdev S. Balgarskite srednovekovni moneti (The Bulgarian Medieval Coins), Sofija 2007, , in Bulgarian, 268 Abb., paperback, summary in English, 250 pages.
The object of study in this book involves description, dating, identification and classification of the Bulgarian medieval coins from the 13th and 14th century. Eighty-two different coin types have been differentiated, which belong to seven particular denominations – hyperpyron, stamenon, aspron, grosso, assarion, tournois and follarion. Description and designation of the coins are in conformity with the regulations imposed by the Orthodox canon. All the types and a part of their variants are illustrated by pictures of finest possible samples from collections open for the author.
Avdev S. Monetnata sistema v Srednovekovna Bulgariia prez 13 - 14 vek (The Monetary System of Medieval Bulgaria in the 13th-14th century), Sofija, 2007, in Bulgarian, 268 Abb., paperback, 20 S. summary in English, 240 pages.
The monetary system in medieval Bulgaria of the 13th century arose from the inherited Byzantine monetary system. The metrological and statistical analysis as well as the written evidence make it possible to establish that the Bulgarian silver coinage in the 14th century was realised within the frames of three regional monetary systems. The first system came into being under the influence of the silver coinage of the Golden Horde and was connected with the eastern Bulgarian lands. The second system was based on the existing Byzantine accounting tradition but borrowed the silver grosso from the Venetian monetary system. It won recognition in part of the southern Slavonic lands, including the western Bulgarian regions. The third system represented a specific Dobroudja coinage, related to the Byzantine basilicon of the mid-14th century. The present book is the first compendious research in the area of the monetary system in mediaeval Bulgaria for the period of 13-14 century.
