For many years, the Kampmann has proven to be a standard work for collectors of ancient coins from the Roman Imperial period. Now, the new edition with updated prices is finally available. Collectors and dealers have long appreciated the well-organized and richly illustrated catalog, which can also be taken to the next coin fair. The detailed introduction provides collectors with the essential foundations for collecting Roman coins and introduces the grading and peculiarities of evaluation. The different denominations are presented, along with many deities and personifications depicted with their attributes. A small list of important abbreviations and legends follows. The catalog is divided by emperors and their family members. Each emperor is preceded by a short biography, a brief history of their coins, and key collector tips. The catalog section follows the ten-volume scientifically based foundational work Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC). The evaluations in the grades of fine, very fine, and excellent can provide both beginners and advanced collectors with guidance for the specific identification and valuation of a coin. The focus remains on reverse types, as it would otherwise be impossible to maintain the proven handy format. The new edition particularly offers a reassessment of prices, while also providing collectors with additional dating aids for sorting their coins chronologically. The latest RIC volume on Hadrian has been incorporated, and smaller further reading tips and sources for the interested collector have been added.