The American Journal of Numismatics is an international, peer-reviewed journal that annually publishes original research in all areas of numismatics, in the form of articles, review articles, and short notes. Interdisciplinary contributions that relate numismatic research to broader questions of archaeology, anthropology, art history, economic history, cultural or social history, and related disciplines are frequently included. This publication is Volume 32 (2020).Table of ContentsA. Charalambou, E. Markou and V. Kassianidou. "Compositional Analysis of Sixth–Fifth Century BC Silver Coins from the Larnaca Hoard (IGCH 1272) (Cyprus) using pXRF Spectrometry"Lloyd W. H. Taylor. "On the Reattribution of some Byblos Alexanders to Arados II"Aneurin Ellis-Evans. "The Late Hellenistic Tetradrachms of Parion and Lampsakos"D. Alex Walthall and Anne E. Truetzel. "New Evidence for the Introduction of the Roman Denarius System: An Unpublished Hoard of Republican Bronzes from Morgantina (Sicily)"Seth Bernard. "The Imperial Victoriatus in New Inscriptions from Pompeii and London"Ryan H. Wilkinson. "Identifying Ancient Coins Deposited with Modern Ships’ Ballast: A Problem for Distribution Studies?"Jack Nurpetlian. "Emesan Tetradrachms of Caracalla: An Investigation of their Symbols"George Watson. "Kraft in the 21st Century: A New Listing of Shared Dies in the Roman Provincial Coinage"Cristian Mondello. "Re-reading the So-called “Asina Tokens”: Religious Diversity in Late Antiquity"Irene Soto Marín. "Coin Molds and a Decentralized Monetary Policy in Tetrarchic Egypt"Antonino Crisà. "Construction Sites, State Collections, Sixteenth-Century Spanish and Maltese Coins: The Via Maqueda Hoard in Context (Palermo, 1872)"Guy Chamberland. "François Declos, Barber? A Reconsideration of the F D Countermarks from Trinidad"Heinz Tschachler. "When the Magic Has Gone: Coin Collecting and the Senses"