'One of Scheuchzer’s notebooks is preserved among the Sloane papers (BL, Sloane MS 3406), annotated ‘Notae Romm & Graecc. Jo. Casp. Scheuchzer.’ It contains lists of Latin (ff.2–18) and Greek (ff.19–26) abbreviations that occur on coins, together with their expansions. It ranges widely across Greek (including Seleucid, Ptolemaic and Cappadocian), and Roman coins (including Republican, Augustan, Vabalathus, Diocletian and Justinian). It is well informed, though not always correct; for example XCVI on silver coins of the tetrarchy (in nummis Diocletiani, Maximiani, & Constantij Caesaris) is interpreted as standing for Decennalibus Constantij Vota Imperij (f.18); and sometimes it is fanciful, for example, P.L.II.VC., which he had read on a coin of Tetricus (In nummo Tetrici) is expanded as Praesidiaria legione Illiberi (?) Imposita Vobis Conservator (f.12). He did not complete his notes, since the Greek part stops at the letter Σ.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 1128)
