http://www.numibooks.com/ looks like it would be a useful site if people actually used it. Site seems like a ghost town, although someone went to the trouble to put a lot of book information in.
Google has a feature (part of Advanced Search) that reveals who links to a web page. According to Google, only numibooks.com links to the numibooks main page.
I was wondering how the site was doing and tried searching for it but had a hard time finding it. I couldn't remember the name and searching on terms like 'numismatic', 'book', 'review' didn't help.
I don't know if the site is a labour of love by some collector or just a way to harvest Amazon referral money.
I still haven't found an Internet replacement for my trusty copy of Kroh's Ancient Coin Reference Reviews. At $25, this is one of the bargains of ancient numismatics.
Please Help Save Roman Imperial Coin Collecting (and Express Concerns about
Current or Possible Restrictions on Other Coins from Chile, Italy, Morocco,
and Vietnam)
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The State Department has announced that Italy has requested a renewal of
its current Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United States. See
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