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CATALOGUE 


VERY  SELECT  COLLECTION  OF  EXTREMELY  RARE 

ANGLO-GALLIC  COINS, 

FROM  THE  CABINET  OF 

LIEUT. -GENERAL  AINSLIE, 

Author  of  “Illustrations  of  the  Anglo-French  Coinage,”  plates ,  quarto.  Hcarne, 

SI,  Strand,  1830 ; 

TO  WHICH  IS  ADDED,  A  COLLECTION  OF 

CONSULAR  AND  IMPERIAL  DENARII, 

SOME  CHOICE  CUFIC  COINS, 

ALSO  A  FEW  SELECT 

GOLD  COINS  OF  THE  VISIGOTHS  OF  SPAIN , 

AND  EARLY  COINS  OF  PORTUGAL,  IN  GOLD,  SILVER,  AND 

COPPER. 

WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

By  Mr.  SOTHEBY  and  SON, 

WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND, 

On  THURSDAY,  JUNE  4th,  1835,  and  following  Day,  at 

Twelve  o’Clock. 


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MISCEIjLANOUS  COPPER,  Ac. 

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1  ROMAN  Middle  and  Small  Brass,  principally  of  the  Con- 

stantine  family  .  193  - 

2  Portuguese  and  Spanish  Coins  .  164 

3  English,  &c.  .  48 

4  Medals:  Lord  Nelson,  on  the  Battle  of  the  Nile,  by  Ponteon  ; 

Duke  of  Wellington,  on  his  Victories  in  the  Peninsula  ? 
/  two  scarce  of  Buonaparte,  &c.  .  14 

5  Premium  Medals  of  Portugal  and  Spain,  some  of  which  were 

/  * t  struck  in  South  America  .  14 

6  A  Medallion  of  Alexander  VII  ;  Medals  in  bronze  of  Clc- 

ment  XI,  Benedict  XIII  and  XIV,  and  twelve  others  16 


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FOREIGN  SILVER  COINS. 

Cufic  .  .  23 

Ditto  .  .  23 

Ditto  .  .  23 

Portugal:  Alphonsus,  Peter,  John  I,  Edward,  John  II, 
Emanuel,  John  III,  Sebastian,  John  IV,  Peter,  Joseph, 
8cc.,  some  of  which  are  rare  .  65 

-  Alphonsus,  Henry,  Emanuel,  John  I,  Sebastian, 

Maria,  &c.  .  86 

Various  of  Europe  .  62 

A  Six  Dollar  Piece  of  Philip  III  of  Spain,  a  Box  Dollar  of 
Charles  IV,  an  Ecu  of  Genoa,  1670  ;  a  Six-Carline 
Piece  of  Naples,  1649  .  4 

South  American  Dollars  of  Ferdinand  VII,  Augustine  I 
Emperor  of  Mexico,  Republic  of  Chili  and  Peru,  a 
Maltese  Dollar  of  Emanuel  de  Rohan,  &c.  1 2 

Medals:  Pope  Clement  XIV,  on  the  expulsion  of  the  Jesuits 
in  1773;  Maria  and  Peter  III  of  Portugal  ;  theMarqirss 
Pombal,  &c.  .  .  6 

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016  Various  Consular 
17  Ditto  ditto 

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19  Aburia  2 — Morel.  No.  1  and  4;  Accoleia  1  ;  Acilia  3,  Nos.  3 

and 5;  Aemilia  7?  No.  1;3  Letter  C,  7;  Afrania  2, 
Nos.  1  and  8  ;  Aquilia  2,  Nos.  1  and  2  20 

20  Aburia  2,  Accoleia  2,  Acilia  4,  Aelia  3.  Aemilia  5,  Afrania  3, 

Annia  2,  Morel.  No.  2,  and  6  Letter  K  ;  Antestia  3, 
Nos.  1,  3,  and  4  A,  Aquilia  2  26 

21  Aelia  3,  Aemilia  4,  Afrania  3,  Annia  3,  Antestia  3,  Antia  2, 

No.  1  :  Antonia  5,  Aquilia  2  25 

22  Alliena  1,  scarce;  Antia,  No.  1;  Antistia,  with  head  of 

Augustus,  No.  1;  Atilia,  No.  1;  Aufidia  1,  Aurelia  3, 
Nos.  2, 5,  and  6  ;  Baebia  2,  Caesia  1 ,  Cassia  l,Cloulia  1  13 

23  Annia  4,  Antestia  2,  Antia  2,  Antonia  4,  Anthony’s  legions  18 

(  7  30 

24  Annia  4,  Antestia  1,  Antonia  2,  Legions  10,  Baebia  2, 

Caecilia  6  .  25 

25  Accoleia,  Acilia,  Aemilia,  Annia,  Antestia,  Antonia,  &c.  50 

26  Annia  3,  Antonia  3,  Aurelia  2,  Baebia  2,  Caecilia  4,  Caesia  2, 

Calidia  2,  Carissia  2,  Cassia  2,  Cipia  1,  Claudia  1, 
Cloulia  1  .25 

27  Anthony’s  Legions,  “  Chortium  Praetoriarum,”  rare,  Leg.  II, 

III,  IV,  V,  VI,  VII,  VIII,  IX,  VIIII,  X,  XI,  XII;  Leg. 
XII,  “Antiqua e,”  scarce  ;  XIII,  XIV,  XI1II,  XV,  XVI, 
XVII,  XVIII,  XX,  XXI,  XXIII  /  23 

28  Antonia  3,  Baebia  2,  Caecilia  4,  Caesia  1,  Calidia  1,  Cal- 

phurnia  19  /  —  30 

29  Calphurnia,  different  numbers  and  emblems  /  A  32 

30  Ditto  ditto  .  30 

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31  Caecilia  1,  Calphurnia  7>  Carissia  5,  Cassia  6,  Claudia  1, 

Cipia  1,  Cornelia  1,  Cordia  1,  Aurelia  2  25 

32  Carissia,  with  the  head  of  Augustus,  8,  see  Morel.  Table  II, 

Nos.  2,  3  D,  5  and  6,  Tab.  Ill,  Nos.  1  and  3  ;  Cornelia, 
with  the  Head  of  Augustus,  Tab.  II,  No.  7,  rare  ;  Cos- 
sutia,  with  the  head  of  Julius,  No.  2  10 


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33  Carissia  3,  Cassia  5,  Cipia  3,  Claudia  10,  Morel.  Nos.  6  and 
8;  Tab.  II,  Nos.  land  3:  Caslia  l,Considia  l,Coponia 
1,  Curtia  1  .  25 

Cipia  1, •'Claudia  9,Caelia  l3,Cloulia  1,  &c.  25 

Caelia  1,  Claudia  7»  Considia  3,  Coponia  1,  Cordia  2,  Nos.  1 
and  3  ;  Cornelia  10,  Tab.  I,  Nos.  *1  and  13;  Tab.  IT, 
No.  6  ;  Table  HI,  Nos.  1  and  7;  Table  V,  Nos.  1,  3, 
and  5  .  .25 

36  Claudia  4,  Considia  3,  Coponia  1,  Cosconia  1  ;  Cordia  3,  Cor¬ 

nelia  9,  Crepusia  3,  Critonia  1  25 

37  Considia  1,  Coponia  1,  Cordia  3,  Cornelia  3,  Cosconia  1, 

Crepusia  19,  different  symbols  30 

38  Cosconia  1,  Cossutia  3,  No.  3  ;  Creperia  3,  Cupiennia  2, 

Curtia  1,  Didia  2,  Nos.  1  and  2;  Domitia  l,No.  4; 
Durmia,  with  head  of  Augustus,  No.  2,  Egnatia  2, 
Nos.  1  and  2  .  16 

Eppia,  Egnatia,  &c.  .  25 

Various  family  Coins  .  .  50 

Domitia  1,  with  “Osca”  on  the  head  side;  Eppia  2,  Far- 
suleia  2  ;  and  twenty  various  25 

Durmia  1,  Egnatia  1,  Eppia  2,  Farsuleia,  Fabia,  Fonteia,  Fla- 
minia,  Fundania,  Fufeia,  Gellia,  &c.  25 

Fabia  5,  Fannia  1,  Farsuleia  3,  Flaminia  3,  one  has  the  head 
of  Julius, No.  3  ;  Fonteia  8,  Fulvia  1,  Furia  3  Gellia  1  25 
Flavia  1,  Flaminia  2,  Fonteia  6,  Nos.  1,  2,3,  and  4;  Furia  5, 
Nos.  1, 2,  3,  and  4  ;  Gellia  1,  Herennia  2,  Hossidia  2, 
Hostilia  3,  Nos.  1 , 2,  and  3  ;  Julia  3  25 

Flaminia  3,  Fonteia  6,  Furia  2,  Herennia  3,  Hossidia  2,  Hos¬ 
tilia  3,  Julia  6  .  25 

Herennia  2,  Hossidia  1,  Julia  27  30 

Herennia  3,  Hossidia  2,  Hostilia  2,  Julia  20  ;  and  three  others 

30 

Julia  .  .  50 

Julia  9,  Julia  16  .  .  25 

Julia  and  Junia,  various  devices  .  50 

Junia  75  Licinia  7  ;  Livinia  3,  Lollia  3,  Lucretia4,  Lucilia  1  25 
Licinia  3,  Nos.  5  and  7  ;  Livinia  5,  Nos.  1,  2,  and  4  ;  Lollia  2, 
No.  1,  Lucilia  2,  Lucretia  7,  Nos.  1, 2,  and  4  ;  aud  one 
C.AL,  ascribed  by  Fontana  to  Juvcntia ,  scarce  20 

53  Licinia  3,  Livinia  4,  Lucretia  12,  Lutatia  3,  Maiania  l,and 
two  others  .  .  25 


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54  Maiania  l,Mamilia  l,Manlia  5,  Nos.  3,  4,  and  5;  Maria  5, 

Marcia  8,  Mem  ini  a  5 

55  Mussidia,  Minucia,  Memmia,  Marcia,  Maria,  &c. 

56  Maenia  1,  Maiania  2,  Mamilia  2,  Manlia  4,  Marcia  14,  Lu-/ 

tatia2  .  .  25 

57  Minatia,  Aefld  of*  Cneus  Pompey ,  “  C.  Magnus  Imp.  F.” 

JMorel.  No.  1,  extremely  rare  .  I  y 

58  Minutia  6,  Nos.  1,4,  and  7;  Mussidia  l,Nsevia  3,  Nonia  4, 

Norbana  11,  No.  2,  all  different 

59  Naevia,  different  Numerals 

60  Nassidia,  head  of  Pompey,  No.  2  ;  Ncria  1,  Nonia  1,  Pedania 

1,  Petillia  1,  Petronia  1,  Pinaria  J,  Poblicia  1  ;  Pompei, 
with  the  head  of  Sextus  Pompey ,  No.  5,  very  rare  9  J 

61  Numonia,  well  preserved  and  very  rare  1 

62  Pinaria  3,  Plancia  2,  Plcetoria  4,  Plautia  6,  Poblicia  4, 

Pompei  a  6  .  .  25  f  / 

63  Opeimia  1,  Papiria  22,  various  symbols;  Papiria2  25 

64  Plancia  2,  Plautia  5,  Poblicia  3,  Pompeia  3,  Pomponia  10, 

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65  Postumia  1,  Rutilia  I,  Salvia  1,  Satriena  2,  Sauffeia  3, 

Scribonia  4,  Nos,  1,  2,  and  3  ;  Sempronia  2,  Nos.  1  and 
3  ;  Sentia  12  26  • 

66  Pompeia  2,  Postumia  9,  Porcia  7>  Procilia  2,  Quinctia  4, 

Renia  1  .26  H 

67  Papiria  4,  Pinaria  3,  Plaetoria  9,  Plancia  2,  Plautia  5, 

Opeimia  2  .  25  ij 

68  Pomponia  2,  Postumia  8,  Procilia  5,  Quinctia  2,  Renia  2, 

Roscia2,  Rubria  2,  Rustia  2  .  25  ^7 

69  Quinctia  3,  Renia  2,  Roscia  2,  Rubria  2,  Rutilia  2,  Salvia  2, 

Satriena  10,  Saufeia  2  .  25 

70  Scribonia  4,  Sempronia  1,  Sentia  2,  Sepullia  1,  Sergia  3, 

Servilia  7?  Sestia  1,  No.  l,Sicinia  1,  Silia  2,  see  Licinia, 

No.  8,  given  to  this  family  by  Fontana  ;  Spurilia  1, 
Sulpicia  2,  Nos.  2  and  6,  and  Tab.  II,  No.  3  25 


%  -  /($  Sergia  4,  Servilia  5,  Sicinia  1,  Silia  1,  Sulpicia  2,  Tarquitia  1, 

Terentia  2,  Thoria  8,  Titinia  1  25 


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Veturia  1  .  .25  u 

~  74  Tituria  4,  Pallia  2,  Valeria  6,  Vibia  7,  Viconia  2,  with  head  •’ 

of  Julius,  Nos.  1  and  2  ;  Voltcia  4  25  ^ 


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i  J5  Vibia  10,  Volteia  11,  Urbina  4,  see  Manila ,  -No.  'I,  ascribed 

1  1  by  Fontana  to  this  family  25 

fs  76  Various  families  .  30  f  ^  ^ 

77  Consular,  various  .  .  50  /  *  ?  j 

^  78  Ditto  ditto  .  .  50  /  /  3 

^  79  Ditto  ditto  .  .  51  /  j  i/ 

I  f  80  Ditto,  Spanish  with  Ccltiberian  characters  *24  f  — , 

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If  81  Pompey  1,  Sextus  Pompey,  reverse  a  Galley,  &c.  “  Q.  Nas- 
«/  sidius”  .  .  2  /"  / 


If  82  Cneius  Pompey,  reverse  Spain  receiving  him,  “  M.  Minat 
*  Sabin  ”  extremely  rare 

fl  //  83  Pompey  the  Great,  Julius  Caesar,  and  Mark  Anthony 
/,  84  Sextus  Pompey,  reverse  “  Pietas,”  very  rare 


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I,  86  Lepidus,  reverse  of  Augustus,  well  preserved,  and  scarce 
'y  87  Ditto  ditto 

y  88  Pompey,  Mark  Anthony,  and  two  different  of  Lepidus  on  the 

reverse  of  Augustus  .  .  4  /  ^ 

89  Augustus,  Mark  Anthony,  and  Lepidus  3  /  *~ 

y  90  Lepidus  1,  Lucius  Anthony  on  the  reverse  of  Mark  Anthony, 

both  scarce  .  .  9. — /  b  ~~ 


both  scarce  .  .  2 

t  91  Cleopatra  on  the  reverse  of  Mark  Anthony  1,  Mark  An- 

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>7.//  92  Julius  5,  Mark  Anthony  3,  Augustus  3,  Lepidus  1 

93  A  Set  of  the  Twelve  Cresars  .  12  /  ■  // 

94  Julius  3,  one  reverse  a  hull,  “  Livinius  Regulus Mark 

Anthony  4,  Augustus  3,  one  a  quinarii,  Tiberius  2  12/  6 

//  95  Julius  3,  M.  Anthony  2,  Augustus  5,  Tiberius  2  12  /  ■  S/ 

'if  96  Augustus  8,  one  has  a  thunderbolt  behind  the  Emperor’s 
head  ;  another,  inscribed  in  a  circle  “  Imp.  Csesar  Divi 
F.  II I  Vir.  R.  P.  C.'5  plain  in  the  centre,  very  rare ; 

Tiberius  2,  iv ell  preserved  .  10  /  *// 

9/  Augustus  1  l,two  have  temples  and  one  an  altar  on  the  reverse , 

one  is  a  quinarii  ;  Tiberius  1  .  12  /  ■  /  0 

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101  Augustus  10,  two  have  for  reverse  a  bull,  one  has  two  olive 
7t  l  (  trees,  another  a  soldier  with  trophies,  “Signis  reccptis 

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102  AUGUSTUS  8,  two  varieties  of  Caius  on  horseback  with 

three  military  ensigns,  “  Signis  receptis,”  “  Imp.  X  Act.;” 
Tiberius  4  .  .  12 

103  Augustus  15,  Tiberius  5  .  20 

104  Augustus  11,  one  reverse  a  buffalo,  another  a  capricorn,  two 

are  quinarii  ;  Tiberius  9  .  20 


105  Augustus  12,  Tiberius  12 


Claudius  1,  “  Paci  Augusta?’1 


110  Nero  Claudi  Drusus  1,  Antonia  1,  Claudius  1,  two  figures 

“  Praetor.  Recept.”  scarce  .  3 

111  Augustus  1,  Tiberius  2,  Claudius  2,“lmper.  Recept.”  “  Paci 

Augustas”  .  .  5 

112  Tiberius  2,  Claudius  2,  “  Constants  Augusti,”  “Praetor. 

Recept.’  both  scarce,  ayul  fine  .  4 

113  Tiberius  1 ,  Caligula,  reverse  Augustus,  fine  2 

114  Caligula,  reverse  Agrippina,  fine ,  and  scarce  \ 

1 15  Caligula,  reverse  Agrippina  ;  another,  reverse  Augustus,  two 

stars  in  the  field,  both  well  preserved,  and  rare  *  2 

116  Caligula,  reve)se  Augustus  ;  another,  reverse  Agrippina, 

iv ell  preserved,  and  rare  .  2 

117  Augustus  and  Tiberius  .  # 

118  Claudius  1,  Nero  3,  two  with  his  head  as  Cfesar,  “  mquestre 

ordo  principi  juvent.”  “  Sarcedotus,  &c. Galba3,two 
of  which  are  heads  of  Ceres,  inscribed  “  Hispania,” 

“ Felicitas  bon  event;”  Vitellius,  Vespasian,  Titus, 
Pomitian 

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106  Augustus  6,  one  reverse  a  comet,  “  Divus  Julius,”  three 

have  Caius  on  horseback  with  trophies;  Tiberius  4, 
Nero  2,  one  the  young  head  .  12 

107  Various  of  the  Caesars,  &c.  .  50 

108  The  Twelve  Caesars  .  .  12 

109  Augustus  1,  Tiberius  2,  one  has  on  reverse  Augustus,  scarce; 


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Z>' H-'-  tian  1,  two  of  which  are  on  the  subjection  of  Judcea  20  Z  ' 

120  Trajan  5,  Hadrian  5,  Antoninus  Pius  5,  Faustina,  sen.  2,  M. 


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C  m  Various  Emperors 
if  122  Macrianus  1,  Quietus  1,  scarce 
if  123  Macrianus  1,  Quietus  1,  scarce 

124  Various  Imperial  Denarii 

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Vitellius,  reverse  “  Victoria  Augusti,”  scarce  1  O 

Nero  ],  Titus,  reverse  elephant,  1  .  2  f 

Trajan  1,  Hadrian  l  .  .  2  / 

Hadrian,  reverse  Hispania  .  1  /  - 

A.  Pius  1,  M.  Aurelius  i  .  2  / 

Lucius  Y  eras, reverse  two  figures, <c  Concordia  Augustorem”  1 
Constantine  T,  “Victoria  a  a  aug  g  g  g,”  exergue  “Conch”  1  / 
Julian  the  Apostate,  a  quinarius,  rare  .  1  / 

Gratian  1,  Arcadius  1,  Honorius  1  .  3  y 

Arcadius  1,  Theodosius  1,  fron t faces  .  2  / 

Arcadius  2,  one  a  quinarii,  Honorius  3  y 

Arcadius  1,  Honorius  2  .  .  3  / 

Justinus  2,  and  four  others  of  the  size  of  the  quinarius  of 
uncertain  emperors  .  .  6  / 

Placidius  Valentinian,  and  others  uncertain  6  y 


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VISIGOTHS  OF  SPAIN,  IN  GOLD,  &c. 

141  Ricardus  2,  one  struck  at  Merida  ;  Witterieus  2,  one  struck 
/f/  at  Barcelona  ;  Sisebuta,  struck  at  Merida  ;  Swinthello, 

struck  at  Toledo  .  .  6  /  •—  ^ 

142  Fulgan  1,  Rosservintos  2,  struck  at  Toledo  and  Merida ; 

Wamba  1,  struck  at  Merida;  Ervigius  2,  struck  at 
1/  Toledo  .  •  *  / 

143  Egica,  two  heads  in  profile  regarding  each  other,  struck  at 
>  Servila  ;  Liovigildo  1,  Sisebuto  1,  and  three  others  6  /  - 

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f  •/ 6  144  Cuffc  Coins,  struck  by  the  Caliphs  at  Bagdad 

/  «  J  145  Turkish  Coins 


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146  Henry,  Sebastian,  Rubertus,  Johannes  4 

147  Alphonsus  1,  Johannes  3  .  .  4 

148  Ferdinand  and  Elizabeth,  Henry,  and  two  others  4 

149  Ferdinand  and  Elizabeth  1,  Sebastian  2  3y*i 

150  Sebastian  1,  John  and  Charles,  heads  in  profile,  regarding 

each  other  ;  and  one  of  John  without  his  head  3 


151  Peter  1 ,  John  VI,  and  four  smaller  Coins 


THE  FOLLOWING  COINS  A  RE  THE  PROPERTY 
OF  LIEUT.-GENERAL  A1NSLIE. 

SILVER  AND  BILLON. 


The  references  are  to  Lieut.-Gen.  Ainslie’s  Illustration  of  Anglo  French 

Coinage. 

152  Henry  II  Aquitaine  Farthing,  of  the  most  extreme  rarity 

(PI.  iii,  n.  64,  p.  45)  ]  •  /  / 

Not  in  the  British  Museum. 

153  - Aquitaine  Penny,  R.R.R.  (iii,  2,  45)  1  CJ 

154  Aleonor  Aquitaine  Penny,  R.R.R.  (iii,  3,43)  1  ^ 


155  Richard  I  Aquitaine  Penny ,  exceedingly  rare  (iii,  1,48)  1  g. 

%*  Not  in  the  British  Museum. 

156  — * -  Ditto,  Cross  Bow,  of  extreme  rarity  (vii,  88, 136)  1 

***  Not  in  the  British  Museum. 

157  -  Aquitaine  Farthing,  almost  unique  (iii,  6,  49)  1  ' 

158  -  Ditto,  variety,  R.R.R.  (iii,  6,  137)  l  Lf 


159 

160 
161 


Poitou  Penny,  R.R.R.  (iii,  9,  52) 
Ditto,  a  variety,  R.R.R.  (iii,  7,  50) 


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-  Poitou  Farthing, of  extreme  rarity  (vii,  90,  139)  1  y 
I  Aquitaine  Penny,  as  “  King,”  exceedingly  rare , 


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162  Edward 

different  in  a  short  cross  from  British  Museum  (iii, 
13,58)  .  1  // 

-  Ditto,  in  life-time  of  Henry  III ,  R.R.R.  (iii,  7 

11,55)  .  1  / 

-  Aquitaine  Farthing,  in  the  life-time  of  Henry 

III  ( not  in  the  British  Museum) ,  (iii,  12,  55)  \  /; 

***  All  but  unique. 


163 

164 


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165  Edward  I  Aquitaine  Penny,  life-time  of  his  father ,  R.R.R. 

(iii,  11,  55)  .  1  / 

- Aquitaine  Farthing,  as  “King,”  R.R.R.(iii,  14, 57)  1  / 


166 


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***  Not  in  the  British  Museum. 


167 


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...  /  6' 
Aquitaine  Penny,  of  extreme  rarity  (iii,  16,  59)  1  /  j 


***  Not  in  the  British  Museum. 
Boideaux  Penny,  R.R.R.  (iii,  15,  58) 

***  Not  in  the  British  Museum. 


168 


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V 

169  Edward  III  Half  Groat  Agnis,  extremely  rare  (iv,  26,  69)  1  / 

77  ***  Not  in  the  British  Museum,  or  any  other  Cabinet. 

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170 


171 


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172 

173 


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- Ditro  (vi,  75,  7*2) 

***  Not  in  the  British  Museum,  or  any  other  Cabinet. 

-  Ditto,  Trial-piece  (iii,  21,  64) 

***  In  no  Cabinet  but  Gen.  Ainslie’s. 


—  Ditto,  a  variety,  R.R.R.  (iii,  21,  64) 

—  Ditto,  second  variety,  long  cross,  R.R.R.  (iii,  21, 
64)  .  .  1  / 

174  -  Aquitaine  Penny,  Silver,  of  very  great  rarity 

f  (vi,  71,81)  .  1/ 

175  ^  ^  y —  Ditto,  variety,  R.R.  (iv,  28,  73)  1  / 

176  Edward  the  Black  Prince,  Hardit,  Poitier's  mint  (v,  46, 


177 

178 

179 

180 
181 
182 


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Ditto,  Bordeaux  mint  (v,  44,  92) 
a  Unit  Sterling,  Poitous  mint  (v,  48,  102) 
a  Unit  Sterling  (v,  45,  100) 

Half  Groat,  Rochelle  mint  (iv,  40,  87) 
Ditto,  Limoges  mint  (iv,  42,  89) 

Full  Groat,  79|  grs.  (iv,  39,  85) 

Sold  for  <T10  at  Tyssen’s  Sale. 

183  Rich^rdHI,  Hardit,  of  excessive  rarity  (v,  54, 109) 

184  Henry  Mf,  Hardit,  extremely  rare  (v,  61,  116) 

185  Henry^  V,  Rouen  Groat,  R.R.R.  (vi,  78,  120) 

186  — - -  Lion,  variety,  R.R.R.  (vi,  80,  122) 

187  - —  Groat,  N.N.  (vi,80,  122) 

188  Henry  VI,  a  Gros-blatic,  m.m.  lion  (vi,  83,  126) 

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189 

190 

191 


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a  Ditto,  1n.n1.  spur  (vi,  83,  125) 
a  Petit-blanc,  very  rare  (vi,  84,  128) 
a  Denier,  very  rare  (vi,  86,  129) 

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-  JL).  192  Edward  Ilf,  Guiennois,  extremely  rare  (i,  2,  6) 

/O  193  - -  Leopard,  rarest  variety  (i,  4,  4) 

^  r  y  194  Edward  the  Black  Prince,  Chaise,  exceedingly 

(i,  6,  14) 

I95  -  Pavilion,  exceedingly  rare  (i,  7,  15) 

- 196  -  Hardi,  of  extreme  rarity  (i,  5,  10) 

/  /  -  jT  197  Richard  II,  Hardi,  of  the  greatest  rarity  (i,  9,  18) 


GOLD. 


§3  ~  ^  198  Henry  V  Aignel,  almost  unique  (i,  2,  20-21) 


*  * 


Only  one  more  known  :  sold  at  Mr.  Tyssen’s  sale  for  d£53..  11s. 


3  ft  b  199  Henry  VI  Angelet,  R.R.R.  (i,  12,  27) 
j  x  200  -  Salute  (i,  11,24) 


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201 


Ditto,  a  very  rare  variety  (ii,  20,  25) 


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THE  PROPERTY  OF  ANOTHER  GENTLEMAN. 

MISCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 

202  Various  English  and  Foreign  .  84  — 

203  Large  Middle  and  Small  Roman  Brass  22  - 

204  A  Cabinet,  containing  242  Provincial  Coins,  in  twelve  slides, 

most  of  which  are  in  good  preservation  242  j 

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MEDALS  IN  BRONZE,  &c. 


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/  205  Impressions,  without  reverses,  relative  to  the  French  Revo¬ 
lution,  by  Andrieu  •  8 

^^/  206  Henry  VIII,  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  Dr.  Franklin,  Lunardi,  the 
late  Princess  Charlotte,  on  her  death,  1817;  Slave 
trade  abolished,  1807  .  •  0 

207  St.  Lewis,  Henry  IV,  Napoleon  3,  Battle  of  Montenotte, 
on  taking  Vienna  1805,  and  one  inscribed  “Fortune 
adverse,”  1814  ;  Alexander  of  Russia,  Blucher,  and 
one  commemorative  of  the  French  Revolution  in  1789  8  -  ' 

,1)  208  Lewis  XVIII,  3;  his  landing  in  France  and  entrance  into 
Paris,  1814  ;  Voltaire,  and  three  various  6 

209  National  Medals  in  commemoration  of  our  Victories  during 

the  late  War,  with  Portraits  of  most  of  our  eminent 
Naval  and  Military  Commanders  25  / 

210  George  II,  William  Duke  of  Cumberland,  George  III,  Queen 

X/  L  )  Caroline,  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  and  various  in 

different  Metals  .  .  15 


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GREEK  AND  ROMAN  SILVER. 


211  Philip  of  Macedon,  Alexander  the  Great,  and  a  Tetra- 

drachm  of  Athens  •  3 

212  Tiberius,  Nero,  Vespasian,  Trajan,  &c.  16  _ 


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ENGLISH  COINS,  IN  GOLD  AND  SILVER. 


1  213  A  Penny  of  John,  and  various  Pennies  and  Halfpennies  of 

the  Edwards,  Henries,  &c.  .  32 

214  Groat  and  Half  Groats,  various  31 

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215  Shillings :  Edward  VI  2,  Philip  and  Mary,  Elizabeth  2, 

Charles  I,  Commonwealth  2  (one  1660)  another  mint 
mark,  scarce,  4-  Sixpences:  Elizabeth  5,  James  J, 
Charles  I  3,  Charles  II  .  18 

216  Crown  of  Charles  ! — Half  Crowns:  Elizabeth,  Charles  I  3, 

Commonwealtll ;  and  Cast  of  the  Half  Crown  and 
Shilling  of  Cromwell  .  8 

217  Crowns  :  Charles  II,  James  II,  William  III. — Half  Crowns  : 

Charles  II,  James  II,  William  and  Mary,  William  III. — 
Shillings :  Charles  II,  James  II,  William  III. — Sixpence 
of  William  and  Mary  ;  and  a  Mark  of  Charles  II  12  "  < 

218  Crowns:  Ann,  Vigo  under  the  bust;  George  I,  George  II; 

Half  Crown  of  George  I  ;  Bank  Half  Dollar  of  George 
HI. — Shillings  and  Sixpences :  Ann,  George  I,  II,  and 
III ;  and  various  small  money  from  Charles  II  to  George 

hi  .  .  46  ; 

219  George  III  Crowns,  1816,  1820;  Half  Crown,  1819;  a 

Colonial  Shilling,  and  one  for  the  Ackey  Trade,  1818; 
a  pattern  for  a  Sixpence,  G.  R.,  reverse  Britannia  6 

220  George  IV,  Proofs :  Crown,  1822;  Half  Crown,  1823;  ' 

Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1821  and  1824  ;  two  Half  Crowns; 
and  various  small  Money  .  16  « 

221  George  IV :  a  Set  of  Proofs,  by  TV.  TVyon ,  from  the  Five- 

pound  Piece  to  the  Farthing,  in  a  morocco  case  11  ; 

222  Edward  III  Half  Noble,  well  preserved  .  1  j 

223  George  III  Half  Guinea,  1811  ;  George  IV  Sovereign,  Double 

Sovereign,  and  Half  Sovereign,  1833,  by  Pistrucci  4  c 

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ENGLISH  MEDALS,  &c.  IN  SILVER. 

224  Charles  I  and  Queen,  a  Jetton  on  their  Marriage  ;  Corona¬ 

tion  Medals  of  Ann, George  I,  George  II,  Queen  Caro¬ 
line,  one  of  Ann  on  the  Peace  of  Utrecht  ;  and  an  en¬ 
graved  Jetton  by  Du  Passe  .  7  I 

225  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales  ;  a  Premium  Medal  of  the  Society 

of  Aits  ,  Tickets  of  the  Union  Fire  Office  and  Brokers 
of  the  City  of  London  ;  Blucher  ;  and  three  various  8  t 

226  George  IV :  Three  Waterloo  Medals,  1815, with  inscriptions  ' 

on  the  edge  of  the  Names  of  the  Soldiers  to  whom  they 
were  presented;  two  on  the  opening  of  the  Waterloo 
Bridge  ;  and  one  on  the  Coronation,  1821  6 


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FOREIGN  MEDALS,  &c.  IN  SILVER. 


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227 

228 

229 


Popes  :  Innocent  XI,  1  ;  Benedict  XIV,  3  (one  of  which  was 
struck  to  commemorate  the  expulsion  of  the  Jesuits 

from  Rome  in  1773)  •  4 

Napoleon  Buonaparte;  Monument  to  Dessait ;  Canal  of 
Ourcq  ;  Marriage  of  the  Emperor  to  Maria  Louisa ; 
Music  Premium  Medal  .  5 

Frederick  the  Great  of  Prussia;  Joseph  II  of  Austria; 
Charles  III  of  Spain  ;  the  Princesses  Louisa  and  Sophia 
> of  Denmark ;  and  various  Catholic  small  Medals, 
i-CH.  sundry  English  and  Foreign  Coins,  &c.  weighing  14  oz. 
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FOREIGN  COINS,  IN  SILVER. 

230  Dollars  of  John  George  of  Saxony ;  the  Empress  Catherine 

of  Russia  ;  Two  half  Dollars  of  America  ;  a  small  Coin 
ofHayti;  and  six  various  .  13 

231  Lewis  XVI :  Half  Egu,  1792,  and  15  Sols  piece,  1791 ;  Lewis 

Napoleon’s  Dollar,  1808  ;  Charles  X  and  Lewis  Philip’s 
Five-franc  pieces  ;  and  four  various  9 


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j  !  Drawers 

(p  ?r\,  233  Roman  Consular  Coins  of  various  families  58 

234  One  Gold  Coin  of  Titus,  two  Cast  Tetradrachms  of  Alexan- 
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