As a publisher, he is engaged in the publication and reprinting of rare and previously unpublished texts, with particular attention to works that have shaped the history of numismatic literature. Through meticulous research and a continuous effort of documentary recovery, he contributes to the dissemination of primary sources, restoring to the scholarly community and collectors essential tools for the study and understanding of the discipline.
Among the volumes published and edited are: *Scritti sul “Corpus Nummorum Italicorum” (1911-1954), Vicenza 2010; Arthur Sambon, Sulle monete delle provincie meridionali d’Italia dal XII al XV secolo, Biblionumis Edizioni, Terlizzi 2015; Francesco della Martora: un economista nella Capitanata del XIX secolo, Biblionumis Edizioni, Terlizzi 2016; Anastatica, Inserto di letteratura numismatica, 4 vols., Bari 2017-2020; Antonino Salinas, Scritti scelti di numismatica, Bari 2017; Memmo Cagiati, I tipi monetali della zecca di Salerno, Atlante-Prezzario, Biblionumis Edizioni, Terlizzi 2018; Memmo Cagiati, Numismatici, raccoglitori e raccolte di monete e medaglie in Italia, Biblionumis Edizioni, Terlizzi 2018.
His editorial activity also extends to contributions in the fields of history and literature, for which, within Biblionumis Edizioni, he oversees the series Scienze Storiche and Letteraria. Since 2003, he has published over one hundred contributions in national and international scholarly journals. His research primarily concerns the history of numismatic literature, with further developments into the analysis of specific coinages.
Between 2017 and 2023, he edited Anastatica, Inserto di letteratura numismatica in 39 bimonthly issues, published within the journal Monete Antiche, bringing classical texts back to the attention of scholars, texts that contributed to the development of the discipline, and promoting their renewed circulation. In 2022, he founded Il Foglio Numismatico. Periodico di letteratura sulla scienza delle monete (ISSN 3035-0603), of which he remains director.
Conceived as a large-format sheet, the periodical is distinguished by a cultivated editorial line, aimed at readers interested not only in coins themselves, but also in the history of their study. Each issue offers dense reflections focused on rare texts, manuscripts, correspondence between scholars, bibliographical curiosities, and pathways within numismatic culture.
The project aims to restore visibility and centrality to a specialized literature often confined to the margins, providing a space for scholarly dissemination which, while maintaining intellectual rigour, does not renounce clarity and concision of form.
