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The Henry T. Hettger Papers document Hettger's published and unpublished contributions to various numismatic publications, his coin purchases, and various correspondence.

Contains the manuscript Catalogue of Florentine Florins, a binder of notes, and two card indexes to coins.

Card index to Erlanger's collection of mostly European medals and some talers.

Notebooks containing lists and notes on U.S. gold, silver, and base coins and proof sets, 1794-1898.

Correspondence with fellow coin collectors, coin dealers, friends, family members, and numismatic groups, and notes on coin sales.

Notebooks and files of research for Davenport’s work on European coins; page proofs, typescripts, and mockups of published works; maps; photographs of coins; plaster coin casts of crowns and talers; coin rubbings; invoices; and correspondence, much of which has to do with the publishing of his books and discussions of individual coins.

Diary documenting the daily life of coin collector, musician, and instrument repair expert Mickley, the “Father of American Numismatics.”

Notebook containing research notes on eighteenth and nineteenth century coins, and rubbings and other illustrations of coins and tokens from the United States, Canada, South America, and other locations.

Typed, annotated, and corrected versions of numismatic reference works prepared by Storer.

Documents from Mark Salton's personal and business files, including research papers regarding medals and coins, records of purchases and sales of coins and medals, and documents relating to efforts to reclaim family property taken by the Nazis.