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PART  VII. 


— 

CATAL  O  G  U  E 


THE  SEVENTH  PORTION 

OF  THE 

VERY  EXTENSIVE,  HIGHLY  VALUABLE. 

AND 

IMPORTANT  COLLECTION 


COINS  AND  MEDALS. 


IN 


GOLD,  SILVER,  AND  COPPER, 


OF  THE  LATE 


EMINENT  NUMISMATIST, 


Mr.  MATTHEW  YOUNG, 

OF 

41,  TAVISTOCK  STREET,  COVENT  GARDEN. 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

BY  MR. 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY, 

AT  HIS  HOUSE,  3,  WELLINGTON  STREFT^STRA N D , 

On  MONDAY,  the  1st  of  MARCH,  1841,  and  Four  following 

Days,  at  One  o’Clock  precisely. 

To  be  Viewed  on  Friday  and  Saturday  previous. 


Printed  by  J.  Davy  and  Sons,  15,  Queen-street,  King-street,  Long-acre. 


CONDITIONS  OF  SALE. 


I.  The  highest  bidder  to  be  the  buyer;  and  if  any  dispute  arise 

between  two  or  more  bidders ;  the  lot  so  disputed  shall  be 
immediately  put  up  again. 

II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  1$. — above  Five  Pounds  2s.  6d. — 
and  so  on  in  proportion. 

III.  The  Purchasers  to  give  in  their  Names  and  Places  of  Abode, 
and  to  pay  down  5s.  in  the  Pound,  if  required,  in  part  of  pay¬ 
ment  of  the  Purchase-money ;  in  default  of  which,  the  Lot  or 
Lots  purchased  to  be  immediately  put  up  again  and  re-sold. 

IV.  The  Lots  to  be  taken  away  at  the  Buyer’s  Expence,  immediately 
after  the  Conclusion  of  the  Sale  ;  in  default  of  which,  Mr.  S. 
Leigh  Sotheby  will  not  hold  himself  responsible  if  lost,  stolen, 
damaged  or  otherwise  destroyed,  but  they  will  be  left  at  the  sole 
risk  of  the  Purchaser.  If  at  the  expiration  of  One  Week  after 
the  conclusion  of  the  Sale,  the  Lots  are  not  cleared  or  paid  for, 
they  will  then  be  catalogued  for  immediate  sale,  and  the  expence, 
the  same  as  if  re-sold,  will  be  added  to  the  amount  at  which  they 
were  bought.  Mr.  S.  Leigh  Sotheby  will  have  the  option  of 
re-selling  the  Lots  uncleared  either  by  public  or  private  sale, 
without  any  notice  being  given  to  the  defaulter. 

V.  To  prevent  inaccuracy  in  delivery,  and  inconvenience  in  the 
settlement  of  the  purchases,  no  lot  can  on  any  account  be  removed 
during  the  time  of  sale  ;  and  the  money  must  absolutely  be  paid 
on  the  delivery. 

VI.  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the  money 
required  or  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  forfeited  ;  and 
if  any  loss  is  sustained  in  the  re-selling  of  such  lots  as  are  not 
cleared  or  paid  for ,  all  charges  on  such  re-sale  shall  be  made 
good  by  the  defaulter  at  this  sale. 


Gentlemen  ivho  cannot  attend  the  Sale ,  may  have  their 
Commissions  faithfully  executed  by  their  obedient  Servant , 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY, 

Wellington  Street ,  Strand . 


INDEX  OF  CONTENTS 


Greek  Cities,  Gold  and  Electruim 

.  36 

—  —  Silver 

.  8,  14 

—  Kings  — 

.  8 

—  Cities,  Copper 

.  17 

—  Kings  — 

.  17 

Roman  Consular,  Silver 

.  21 

—  Imperial 

.  21 

—  Small  Brass 

.  4,  11 

—  Middle  — 

.  4,  11 

Egyptian  Imperial,  Brass 

.  23 

English  Silver,  Pennies 

.  9,  14 

—  —  Half  Groats  . 

.  15 

—  —  Threepences  . 

.  15 

—  —  Groats 

.  22 

—  —  Sixpences 

.  23 

—  —  Shillings 

.  23 

—  —  Half  Crowns  . 

.  23 

—  —  Crowns 

.  23,  28 

Scotch  Silver  Coins 

.  15 

Irish  — 

.  10 

Foreign  Coins,  Silver 

.  26 

—  —  Copper 

.  3 

Oriental  Silver 

.  9 

English  Patterns,  Gold 

.  37 

—  Proofs,  Silver 

.  16 

—  —  Copper 

.  31 

Foreign  Proofs  and  Patterns,  Silver 

.  28 

Provincial  Copper  Coins 

.  3,  10 

Russian  Platina 

.  37 

English  Medals,  Silver 

.  30,35 

—  —  Bronze 

.  6,  13, 

Foreign  Medals,  Silver 

.  29,34 

—  —  Bronze 

.  18,24 

Napoleon  Medals,  Bronze  * 

.  5,12, 

White  Metal  Medals 

.  3 

Cabinets 

.  30,37 

*  Through  an  oversight,  the  word 

“  Bronze  ” 

of  the  Catalogue. 

INDEX  OF  DAYS  OF  SALE. 


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SECOND  DAY  . 

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FIFTH  DAY  .  . 

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.  .  Monday,  March  1. 

.  .  Tuesday,  March  2. 

.  .  Wednesday,  March  3. 

.  .  Thursday,  March  4. 

.  .  Friday,  March  5. 


A  CATALOGUE. 


FIRST  DAY’S  SALE. 


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WHITE  METAL  MEDALS,  &c. 


LOT 


1  James,  termed  the  Old  Pretender  ;  George  II. ;  George,  Prince  „  ^ 

of  Wales,  &c.,  a  quantity 

2  George  III.;  Nelson;  W.  H.  W.  Betty,  and  others  various,  with  j 

the  addition  of  a  lot  of  brass  Jettons 


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FOREIGN  COINS.  Copper. 

3  Miscellaneous . — France,  Sardinia,  &c.,  some  proofs,  a  large  lot 

4  - nearly  similar 

5  - chiefly  of  Portugal 

6  - similar 


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PROVINCIAL  COINS  AND  TOKENS. 

Copper. 

7  Anglesey  Pennies. — Two  patterns  by  Hancock,  one  with  the  D. 
the  other  struck  in  a  collar,  fine  and  rare  ;  seven  with  thick 
wreaths  around  the  Druid’s  heads,  and  two  with  thin  wreaths, 
dates  1787,  1788,  straight  and  curved  figures  12 

—8  Anglesey  Pennies. — Twelve  various;  Bath;  Bungay,  and 
others  .  .  20 

9  H.  Young’s  London  Penny  Token ;  Wroxham  Threepence ; 
Conder’s  Ipswich  and  Norwich  Volunteer’s  Token,  &c.  20 

10  The  Penny  of  Scotland;  the  Paisley  Penny,  bronzed  and  plain; 
Dundee  Penny ;  Wroxham  Threepence  ;  four  Warwickshire 
Pennies,  and  others  .  .  20 

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Medal,  by  Wyon ;  Horton’s  Stafford  Penny  ;  Welsh’s  War¬ 
wickshire  Penny  Tokens,  Pye,  PL  12,  No.  4,  and  PL  47, 
No.  7,  a//  fine  and  very  rare ;  Kempson’s  Warwickshire 
Pennies,  3,  and  8  others  .  16 


HALFPENCE. 


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14  Miscellaneous 

15  Tradesmen’s  Tokens  issued  in  London  and  Country  Towns,  all  /i 

highly  preserved,  and  selected  from  the  wrappers  in  which 
they  were  sent  by  the  proprietors  to  the  late  Mr .  Young  60 

1 6  Similar  or  nearly  so  .60  v  *  *  * 


ROMAN  COINS. 

SMALL  BRASS, 

17  Consular,  10;  Claudius;  Nero;  Domitian,  &c.  35 '.// s* 

18  Valerian,  Gallienus,  Cornelia  Salonina,  Postumus,  Claudius  , 

Gothicus,  &c.  .  .  60  •jfc’ftZ' 

19  Claudius  Gothicus,  Quintillus,  Aurelian,  Tetricus,  sen.  and  jun. 

&c.  .  .  ioo 

20  Tacitus,  Florianus,  Probus,  Cams,  Numerian,  Carinus,  &c.,  some 

well  preserved  .  .  30 

21  Postumus ;  Marius,  3,  scarce ;  Claudius  Gothicus  ;  Aurelian,  + 

&c.,  some  in  good  condition  .  40V'''  * 

22  Cams  ;  Carinus  ;  Magnia  Urbica,  rare;  Flavia  Helena;  Romulus,  s/J 0 

25 
50 

24  Claudius  Gothicus,  to  Constantine  the  Great,  miscellaneous  90  /£/ • 

MIDDLE  BRASS. 

25  Consular,  various,  6 ;  Julius,  2  ;  Augustus,  4,  one  with  three  /0*. 

portraits,  scarce  .  .  12 

26  Julius  with  head  of  Augustus,  2 ;  Augustus,  5,  all  different 

Tiberius,  3  ;  Drusus, well  preserved  .  1! 


rare ,  and  others 
23  Gallienus,  Salonina,  Claudius  Gothicus,  Tacitus,  &c. 


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n  portraits ;  Antonia,  2  .  .  12 

28  Claudius,  4  ;  Nero,  8;  Galba;  Vespasian,  7  .  20 

y,  *  c*  29  Nero,  2  ;  parts  of  the  Imperial  As,  Vitellius,  2,  scarce  ;  Vespa- 
,7-  '  sian,  2 ;  Titus  ;  Julia  Titi,  2,  scarce  ;  Domitian  1 1 

30  Domitian,  5;  Trajan,  3  ;  Hadrian,  8  ;  Antoninus  Pius,  2  ;  Faus¬ 
tina,  sen. ;  M.  Aurelius,  2  .  21 

/*  /*/w  c  31  Nerva,  well  preserved ;  L.  /Elius  ;  A.  Pius,  4;  M.  Aurelius; 
p.  •  Julia  Mamaea,  and  others  .  .  24 

/  32  Aurelian  ;  Severina  ;  Diocletian,  4,  fine ;  Maximian,  6,  well 

preserved ;  Galeria  Valeria,  3,  scarce;  Constantius  I., 
'j  ..  (Chlorus),  5  .  20 

33  Diocletian,  4;  Maximian  I.,  (Hercules),  6  ;  Galeria  Valeria,  2  ; 
7  '  Constantius  I.,  12 ;  Severus  Caesar,  2  .  26 

X**''  **  34  Diocletian,  4  ;  Maximian  Hercules,  8;  Constantius  Chlorus,  10; 

Gal.  Val.  Maximian,  II.,  6  .  28 

35  Maximian,  9  ;  Galeria  Valeria,  2  ;  Constantius  I.,  10  ;  Severus 


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36  Louis  XVI.  and  family  on  their  return  to  Paris,  by  Duvivier,  2  ; 
patterns  for  Five  Sol  pieces,  2  varieties,  “  Moneron  patente,” 
others  for  Two  Sols,  &c.  .  14 

j  37  Nearly  the  same  .  .  15 

,Y::38  “Confederation  des  Francais”,  1790,  4;  five  others,  various,  one 
large,  struck  in  Italy  .  1 1 

sr  39  Louis  XVI.  and  M.  Antoinette  on  their  execution,  3,  by  Kuchler, 
fine  .  .  .3 

#**  The  following  medals,  which  are,  with  but  a  few  exceptions,  extremely 
fine,  may  be  found  in  the  “  Medallic  History  of  Napoleon/’  They  were 
y  struck  at  the  time  of  the  events  recorded  on  them. 

40  “  Bataille  de  Montenotte,”  2;  “  Reddition  de  Mantoue,”  2; 
“  Passage  du  Taliamento,”  2  ;  “  Traite  de  Campo  Formio”  7 


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fy//  ^A42  “  Bataille  de  Montenotte,”  “  Reddition  de  Mantoue,”  “Traite  de 
Campo  Formio,”  “  Conquete  de  la  basse  Egypt/’  “  Conquete 
de  la.  haute  Egypt,”  2,  “  Egypt  Conquise”  .  9 


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43  “  Iraite  de  Campo  Formio;”  “  Conquete  de  la  basse  Egypt,”  2; 

“  E  Egypte  Conquise,”  2  ;  “  Retour  a  Frejus,”  2  ;  “  Bataille 
de  Marengo”  .  .  9 

44  “Conquete  de  la  basse  Egypt,”  2;  “L’Egypte  Conquise;”  “Retour 

a  Frejus,”  2  ;  “  Passage  du  grand  St.  Bernard,”  2  ;  “  Bataille 
de  Marengo,”  2  .  .9 

45  “  Retour  a  Frejus,”  2 ;  “  Bataille  de  Marengo,”  3  ;  “  Napoleon  YY  /y 

aux  manes  de  Desaix,”  2  ;  “  Colonne  Nationale,”  2  9  ^ 

46  “  Colonne  Nationale,”  3 ;  “  Paix  de  Luneville,”  3 ;  “Organisation  /y  / 

de  l’instruction  publique,”  3  .  Q'S' 

47  As  the  preceding  9  y> 

48  “  Colonne  Nationale,”  3  ;  “  Paix  de  Luneville,”  3  ;  “  Organisation 

de  Instruction  publique,”  2  ;  “  Le  traite  d’ Amiens  rompu  par 
L’Angleterre”  .  .  9 

49  “  Colonne  Nationale,”  3  ;  “  Le  traite  D’ Amiens  rompu/’  &c.  3;  y 

“  Aux  arts  la  victorne’*  .  '  9  ^ 

50  “  Colonne  Nationale,”  2  ;  “  Colonne  Departementale,”  2  ;  “  Paix 

de  Luneville,”  2 ;  “  Conquete  du  Hanovre  ”  .  7 


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ENGLISH  MEDALS.  Bronze. 


OF  THE  ROYAL  HOUSES  OF  TUDOR,  STEUART,  AND 

GUELPH,  &c. 


The  following'  medals  are  in  general  very  fine;  they  are,  indeed,  except 
in  a  few  instances,  as  fresh  as  when  first  from  the  die. 


51  Elizabeth  of  York,  Consort  of  Henry  VII.;  Pope  Julius  III., 

“  Anglia  resurges,”  very  curious  ;  Elizabeth  on  the  dispersion  jj 
of  the  Armada,  and  other  Jettons  relating  to  English 
History,  13  .  15 

52  Elizabeth  of  York;  Jettons  as  before,  13;  Charles  I.  on 

death,  2 ;  John  Lilborne  .  17 

53  Elizabeth  of  York  ;  Charles  I.  on  his  death,  3,  and  4  Jettons ; 

Oliver  Protector,  3,  including  two  small,  with  plain  reverses  11 

54  Charles  I.  on  his  death,  very  fine  ;  William  Laud,  Archbishop 

of  Canterbury,  very  rare  in  bronze ;  Oliver  Protector,  small ; 
Charles  II.,  “  Genus  antiquum,”  extremely  fine  and  very 
rare  .  .  4 


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;//.  55  Charles  I.  on  his  death,  2,  ver?/  yme ;  Charles  II.,  “  Genus 

antiquum,”  very  fine  and  rare  ;  Catherine,  Queen  of  Charles 

11.,  with  plain  reverse,  very  rare  and  highly  preserved  4 

56  Catherine,  Consort  of  Charles  II.,  two  sizes  ;  Lucy  Duchess  of 

Portsmouth,  all  with  plain  reverses,  very  rare  and  extremely 
fine  .  .  .3 

57  Catherine  of  Braganza,  very  rare  ;  James,  Son  of  James  II.,  as 
James  III.,  reverse  his  Sister,  the  Princess  Ludovica,  highly 
preserved  and  finely  engraved ,  by  N.  Roettier  ;  another  on 
the  birth  of  Charles  Edward,  with  busts  of  James,  as  James 

111.,  and  his  Consort  Clementina,  curious  and  scarce  3 

58  James,  as  James  III.,  reverse  a  map,  “  Reditte  igitur;”  another 

with  his  Consort  Clementina,  and  various  Jettons  of  James,  ^ 
the  same,  as  Prince  of  Wales,  14  .  16 

59  James  and  Clementina ;  Clementina,  reverse  a  biga ;  Henry 

Benedict,  Cardinal  Duke  of  York,  as  Henry  IX.  of  England,  /  ^ 

extremely  fine  .  .  3 

r60  Charles,  Edward,  4,  two  varieties  ;  Henry,  Cardinal  of  York,  very 
,  highly  preserved  .  .  5 

-64  Charles  Edward,  2;  the  Cardinal  of  York;  Mary  II.  on  her 
death,  reverse  3  figures,  &c.  .  4 

62  Mary  II.  on  her  death,  three  varieties  .  5 

63  - as  the  preceding 

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65  Mary  II.,  3  ;  Anne,  5,  miscellaneous 

66  Anne,  miscellaneous,  all  different 

—  various,  including  two  medallions 

—  varieties,  small 

—  nearly  similar 

—  as  before 

71  - miscellaneous 

72  - various,  all  different 

73  - the  same 

74  - of  larger  size 

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various,  small 


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16 


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a  quadriga,  preserved ,  and  very  rare 

—  Tetradraehms,  all  different 

—  as  before,  various,  all  differing 

—  one  with  the  figure  of  Diana,  with  dog  and  bow ;  one  other  // 

with  a  thunderbolt,  the  latter  very  finely  preserved  2 

rinth,  and  her  Colonies,  with  various  symbols  13 

—  similar  .  .14  y 


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KINGS.  Silver.  Various. 


drachm 

metrius  Poliorcetes,  of  Macedon,  a  Tetrad 
and  six  Hemidrachms,  some  well  preserved 


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others,  varieties,  one  having  a  crescent  in  the  exergue 


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102  Demetrius  Soter,  2;  Lysimachus  of  Thrace;  Ariarathes,  and 

Ariobarzanes  of  Cappadocia,  &c.,  Drachms  ll  A  ^ 


'  103  Ancient  Persian,  obverse,  a  king  in  a  chariot,  reverse,  a  galley; 

Parthian  Drachms  of  Onones  I.,  and  others,  5,  some  curious  G  Z 


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/)«  104  Parthian  Tetradrachms  of  Arsaces  XIV.  and  XV.  both  well 

preserved ,  and  rare ;  and  7  Drachms  various  9  3  ^ 

105  - Tetradrachms,  2,  and  10  various  of  the  Sassanidae,  some 

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ORIENTAL  COINS.  Silver. 


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106  Eastern  Coins  of  Napaul,  Bengal,  8cc.- 
tal  Coins,  vol.  2 

P  107 - another  lot,  very  similar 


-see  Marsden  on  Orien- 

14 

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ENGLISH  COINS.  Silver. 

,  PENNIES. 

***  The  following  Pennies  of  the  Conqueror  are  all  in  the  highest  state  of 
preservation. 


jQg  William  I.,  London,  Winchester,  Canterbury,  &c. 


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Wallingford,  Southwark,  and  others 
Oxford,  Stafford,  &c, 

Taunton,  Lincoln,  &c. 

Canterbury,  Sudbury,  &c. 

Stamford,  Southwark,  8sc. 

Sudbury,  Lincoln,  &c. 

Oxford,  Wallingford,  &c. 
Canterbury,  Stafford,  &c. 

Stamford,  Southwark,  &c. 

Lincoln,  Shrewsbury,  &c. 
Wallingford,  Oxford,  &c. 

Stamford,  Lincoln,  &c. 

Shrewsbury,  Stafford,  &c. 
Wallingford,  Sudbury,  &c. 

Stafford,  Oxford,  &c. 

Stamford,  Lincoln,  &c. 

Winchester,  Sudbury,  &c. 

Stafford,  Hereford,  &c. 

Hereford,  Stamford,  &c. 


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128  Henry  III.  and  Edward  I.  Pennies,  12  ;  Edward  IV.  Groats,  4; 
Henry  VIII.  Groats,  with  his  own  initial  in  connection  with 
those  of  his  Queens  Katherine,  Anne,  and  Jane,  12  28 

2  A  129  Elizabeth,  Shillings  and  Sixpences,  &c.  10;  James  I.,  3; 

Charles  I.  Ormond  Half  Crown  and  Three-pence ;  George 
3  h  III.  Bank  Tokens,  10  .  en/7/  // 


SECOND  DAY’S  SALE. 


PROVINCIAL  COINS  AND  TOKENS,  &c. 

(continued).  Copper. 


LOT 


,3  *  130  Tradesmen’s  Tokens,  issued  in  London,  and  in  the  Country 


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132  Nearly  similar 

133  As  the  preceding  lot 

134  Similar 

135  As  the  former 

136  Nearly  the  same 

137  As  the  lot  preceding 

138  Farthings — Almost  every  variety 

139  - Varieties,  many  very  scarce 


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140  Swainson’s  London  Token,  extremely  rare;  Anderson’s  Lon¬ 

don  Halfpenny,  rare  and  fine;  Blick’s  Tam  worth  Token ; 
Nixon’s  Coventry  Tokens,  both  varieties,  very  scarce;  Ayr¬ 
shire  Token,  bronzed ;  Inverness,  2 ;  Montrose,  and  6 
others  .  .  15 

141  Anglesey,  1788,  1789,  1791,  and  1794;  Ayrshire,  bronzed  and 

unbronzed;  Robello’s  Hackney;  Penryn,  ( Soho  mint);  Pye’s 
Birmingham  Token,  very  scarce;  and  others  25 


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142  Anderson’s  London  ;  Robello’s  Hackney ;  Inverness,  2  ;  Perth; 

Dundee;  Norwich;  Bridgewater  (gilt);  and  others  20  ' 

143  Ayrshire,  3,  one  a  bust  of  Adam  Smith,  without  the  legend, 
extremely  scarce;  Nixon’s  Coventry  Tokens,  both  fine  and 
rare;  Anglesey,  4,  varieties ;  Slough,  Bucks,  proofs;  John  „  * 
Peckham,  and  William  Till,  1794,  both  fine  and  rare  22 

144  Birchall’s  Leeds’  Halfpenny;  Dover  Token,  very  scarce;  Coin 

Collector’s  Tokens,  both  varieties ;  Inverness ;  Stort  Navi-  ^  yy 
gation ;  Coventry,  See.  .  25 


// 


ROMAN  COINS,  (continued). 
SMALL  BRASS. 


/  145  Constantine  the  Great,  and  Family,  various  mintages,  some 

/  .  struck  in  London ;  and  others  .  100 

‘  '  **/'  '^146  Carausius,  and  Allectus,  17;  Julian  the  Apostate  ;  Valentinian, 
^  &c.,  33  .  •  50 

^  147  Licinius  ;  Constantine,  jun.;  Gratianus,  & c.  100 

148  Valens  ;  Valentinian;  Arcadius,  &c.  .  130 

1 149  Byzantine — Justin ;  Mauricius  ;  Baduila,  and  others,  miscel¬ 
laneous  .  .  80 


MIDDLE  BRASS. 


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150  Constantins  Chlorus,  12  ;  Gal.  Val.  Maximian  II.,  12  ;  Severus 
y  s  Ceesar  .  .  25 


"~T51  Constantius  I.,  8;  Maximian  II.,  12  ;  Maximin  II.,  2 


22 


^^152  Constantius  Chlorus,  7;  Gal.  Val.  Maximian  II.,  5;  Maxentius, 


5;  Romulus,  2;  Licinius,  6;  Constantine  the  Great,  12  38 


_153  Romulus,  scarce;  Licinius,  6;  Maxentius,  5;  Constantine  the 


Great,  14;  Constantius  II.;  Constans,  6  43 

Maxentius,  6;  Constantine  the  Great,  10;  Constantius  II.,  10; 

Magnentius,  12  .38 

Maxentius,  6;  Constantine  the  Great,  12;  Constantius  II.,  14; 


Magnentius,  12 


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156  Maxentius,  6;  Constantius  II.,  18;  Magnentius,  14;  Decen- 
tius,  3  .  .41 

r 1^7  Maxentius,  6;  Decentius,  2;  Julian  II.,  4;  Valentinian,  4; 
&  Gratianus,  4  ;  Theodosius,  8  ;  Magnus  Maximus,  5  33 

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158  By  zantine — Justin,  Tiberius  Constantine,  and  other  miscella-  / 

neous,  some  well  'preserved  .  40  ''  ^ 


159  Imperial  Greek  and  Egyptian ,  fyc, — Miscellaneous  53  / 


CONSULAR  AND  IMPERIAL  MEDALS  OF 
NAPOLEON,  (continued). 


160  “  Bataille  de  Marengo,”  2;  Paix  de  Luneville,  3;  “  Conquete  j£//r  s£i 

du  Hanovre  ”  .  .  7  v  o 

161  “  Bataille  de  Marengo,”  2  ;  Mort  du  General  Desaix,  2;  Atten-  ^///^ 

tat  du  trois  nivose,  2  .  6 

162  Conquete  du  Hanovre,  2  ;  La  Venus  de  Medicis,  2;  Le  Camp 

de  Boulogne,  2 ;  “La  Fortune  conservatrice,”  2  8 

163  La  Venus  de  Medicis,  2 ;  La  Fortune  conservatrice,  3 ;  Le  / / 

Camp  de  Boulogne  ;  “  L’Ecole  des  Mines  duMont  Blanc”  8  & 

164  La  Venus  de  Medicis,  3;  Le  Couronnement  a  Paris,  2;  “  Pius 

VII.  P.  M.”  3  .  .  9 


165  Le  Couronnement  a  Paris,  3  ;  La  Legion  d’Honneur,  2  ;  “  Pius  /? 
VTT.  P.M  ”  3  ^ 


166  Le  Couronnement  a  Paris,  3 ;  Fetes  du  Couronnement ;  Distri¬ 


bution  des  Aigles  ;  Visite  du  Papa  Pie  VII.  6 


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167  “La  Vaccine,”  2;  Fetes  du  Couronnement;  Le  Couronne-  ^ 

ment,  2  .  .  5 

168  “La  Vaccine”;  Fetes  du  Couronnement;  Le  Couronnement; 

Couronnement  a  Milan  ;  “Entrevuedes  Deux  Empereurs”  6 

169  Couronnement  a  Milan,  2;  “Levee  du  Camp  de  Boulogne”; 

“  Entrevue  des  Deux  Empereurs,”  2 ;  “  Paix  de  Pres- 
bourg  ”,  .  7 

170  Couronnement  a  Milan,  2  ;  Levee  du  Camp  de  Boulogne  ;  Alio-  /£  / 

cution  sur  le  Pont  Du  Lech ;  “  Capitulation  d’Ulm,”  &c. 

171  Capitulation  d’Ulm ;  “  Les  Ecoles  de  Medecine”;  Reprise  del 

Drapeaux  a  Inspruck,  3  ;  Bataille  D’Austerlitz  7 ,/ 

172  Les  trois  Empereurs,  2;  Deputation  des  Maires  de  Paris  a  yV 

Schoenbrunn;  “  Paix  de  Presbourg,”  2  .  5  y///cs 

173  “Prise  de  Vienne”;  Cathedrale  de  Vienne,  2;  Conquete  de 

Venise,  3  .  .  >  £ 


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174  Deputation  des  Maires  de  Paris;  “Prise  de  Vienne”;  Cathe-  , 

dral  de  Vienne,  2  .  4  ' 

175  Cathedral  de  Vienne,  2;  Conquete  de  Venise,  2  ;  Conquete  de  t  * 

/  ^  l’lstrie,  2  .  .7 

Yetr/  176  “  Conquete  de  Venise,”  2;  Conquete  de  l’lstrie,  2;  Conquete  /  ffl  " 
^  y  de  la  Dalmatie,  2  ;  “  Conquete  de  Naples  ”  7 

—  177  Conquete  de  Naples;  Napoleon  and  Maria  Louisa,  3;  others  *  /6  * 
/,  struck  at  Milan  .  7  ,/• 

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178  Various  by  Manfridina,  struck  in  Italy,  some  of  fine  work  7 

179  Similar  .  .  7 


ENGLISH  MEDALS.  (continued).  Bronze. 


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180  Anne,  miscellaneous,  some  small  .  10 

181  George  I.,  “  dementia  Augusti”;  “  Spes  altera,”  and  “  Socio- 

^  rum  Protector”  .  .  3 

182  - “  Spes  altera,”  2  ;  George  II.,  2,  different 

^  ~"-j  183  George  II.,  all  different 


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//^  —184  George  II.,  3,  two  varieties  ;  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales,  2  5 

’  185  George  IL,  3,  all  differing ;  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales;  William 

*  £  z  f  ^  _ - 

#  Duke  of  Cumberland,  2  .  6 

George  II.,  3;  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales;  William  Duke  of 

Cumberland,  2  .6 

Y/Zf  187  George  II.,  3;  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales ;  Augusta,  Princess 
}  Dowager  of  Wales;  Duke  of  Cumberland  .  6 

188  William  Duke  of  Cumberland,  5,  four  varieties;  Princess 

Dowager  of  Wales  .  .  6 

189  Duke  of  Cumberland,  4,  three  varieties  ;  George  III.;  Princess 

Dowager  of  Wales  .  6 

jqq  Duke  of  Cumberland,  2 ;  George  III.,  4,  all  different  6 

191  Duke  of  Cumberland,  2;  George  III.,  4,  all  different  6 

192  George  III.,  miscellaneous  .  G 

193  - Jettons  various  .  .  25 

194  - ■  Jettons,  12:  On  his  preservation  from  Assassination,  4, 

&c.  .  .  18 


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.195  George  III.  and  Charlotte,  by  Pingo  and  Kirk,  3;  On  the 
Centenary  of  the  House  of  Hanover,  by  T.  Wyon,  jun. ; 
•  another  by  Kuchler,  the  two  last  of  fine  work  5 

George  III.,  by  Kuchler,  4,  all  different,  of  fine  work  4 


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197  George  III.,  Centenary  Medals,  by  T.  Wyon,  2;  two  others,  by | 

Kuchler,  all finely  engraved  •  4 

198  - various,  all  different  .  .  5. 

199  — . — -  as  before  .  . 


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GREEK  COINS,  (continued).  {  J 

CITIES.  Silver.  | 

200  Corinth,  and  her  Colonies,  with  various  symbols,  all  well  prep 

served  .  .  12  A 

201  Velia,  4,  all  different ;  Neapolis,  2  .  6 

202  Pergamus,  (Cistophorii)  well  preserved  .  3  / 

203  Pergamus,  as  before,  2;  Maronea  . 

204  Lete,  well  preserved  .  .  3  fit.* 

205  Panormus,  rare;  Pythopolis,  rare  .  2 

206  Pythopolis,  fine  and  rare;  Lyttus,  rare,  and  very  well  pre-  //  . 

served  .  .  2 '• * 

207  Achaia,  Agrigentum,  and  others,  various,  small  size  16  "s*1  y* 

208  Erythrea,  2,  well  preserved;  Samos,  2, fine;  Gelas,  3  7  s* 

209  Rhegium,  6,  small ;  Early  Persian,  and  others,  miscellaneous,  , 


all  small  size 

210  Messana,  Tetradrachms,  different 

211  Leontinum,  Thebes,  Erythrea,  Lete,  &c. 

212  Neapolis,  Agrigentum,  Sicyon,  Boeotia,  See. 

213  Thurium,  5;  Calymna,  scarce 

214  Calymna,  scarce;  Thurium,  2 ;  Arcadia,  6,  small 

215  Larissa,  3;  Metapontum,  4,  one  incuse  of  ancient  fabric 

216  Chios;  Brettium ;  Romano,  2;  Rhodes 

217  Tarentum,  2,  fine;  Rhodes,  4;  Chios 


ENGLISH  COINS,  (continued). 
PENNIES.  Silver. 


//-/->  '  218  William  I.,  various  mintages,  including  two  said  to  be  struck  in  /X(re7t 

Normandy  .  .  8^  . . 

’  219  - miscellaneous,  likewise  including  two  struck  at  the  same  Qy/Zf^ 

place  .  .  8 

/  <f  p  220  Henry  I.;  Henry  II.,  11;  John;  Henry  III.,  7  20 


(  15  ) 


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Henry  III.,  various  mintages  .  50 

Henry  III.,  miscellaneous,  18;  Edward  I.  and  II.,  various, 
chiefly  of  the  London  Mint  .  50 

Edward  I.  and  II.,  London,  Canterbury,  and  Dublin  mintages  50 

- -  Lincoln,  York,  St.  Edmondsbury,  &c.  50 

- various  types,  35  ;  Edward  III.,  5  .  40 

Edward  I.,  Exonie,  Lincoln,  Novicastri,  Sciedmundi,  Dureme, 
Eborace,  &c.  including  three  of  Robert  de  Hadelie,  some 
scarce  .  .  35 

Edward  III.,  3;  Henry  IV.  Y.  and  VI.,  9;  Edward  IV.,  9; 

Henry  VII.  and  VIII.;  Charles  I.  and  II.  &c.  20  41 

Charles  II.  (milled)  30  ;  James  II.,  3 ;  William  and  Mary,  3 ; 
Anne,  4;  George  I.,  4;  George  II.,  20;  George  III.,  12; 
George  IV.,  6;  William  IV.,  6  .  88 

Miscellaneous  from  Charles  II.  to  the  Queen  Victoria  94 

Half  Groats.— Edward  III.,  5;  Henry  IV.,  V.,  and  VL,  4; 
Edward  IV.,  London  and  Canterbury,  4 ;  Henry  VII.,  first 
and  last  coinage,  6  .  19 

-  Henry  VII.,  full  faced,  12  ;  Henry  VIII.,  full  faced,  2  ; 

side  faced,  10  .  24 

- Henry  VII.,  full  faced,  14 ;  Elizabeth,  12,  including  3 

Three-Halfpenny  pieces  ;  James  I.,  with  head,  3  29 

- James  I.,  8;  Charles  I.,  17,  some  by  Briot ;  Common¬ 
wealth,  4  ;  Charles  II.,  by  Simon  .  30 

-  Charles  II.,  by  Simon,  6  ;  by  Roettier,  12  ;  James  II.,  8; 

William  and  Mary,  2  ;  William  III.,  4 ;  Anne,  4  ;  George 
I.,  2  ;  George  II.,  III.  and  IV.,  18  .  36 

Miscellaneous  from  Charles  II.,  to  George  IV.,  inclusive  64 
^Threepences. — Edward  VI. ;  Elizabeth,  8 ;  Charles  I.  ; 
Country  mintages,  11  ;  Charles  II.,  by  Simon  and  Roettier, 
10  ;  James  II.,  3 ;  William  and  Mary,  5  ;  Anne,  6  ;  George 
I.  II.  III.  and  IV.,  10  .  .  54 

- Elizabeth,  to  George  IV.,  inclusive,  miscellaneous  90 


SCOTCH  COINS.  Silver. 

1  _ 

,/f  )  238  William  I.  Pennies,  5  ;  Alexander  III.,  Pennies,  20 
//  y  ^  239  Alexander  III.,  Pennies 

240  David  II.,  Groats,  2;  Robert  II.,  Groats,  10 


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241  Robert  II.,  Groats,  11.;  James  I.;  James  V. 

J4J  Mary,  Testoon  ;  James  I.,  Sword  Dollar,  countermarked  with  a  s7'// 
thistle  ;  |  of  the  same,  the  two  last  well  preserved  3  '/? 

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243  James  I.,  Sword  Dollars,  1567,  and  1570 

244  - -  as  before,  1567  and  1570 

245  - similar,  1567  and  1570 

246  - the  same,  1570  and  1571 

247  -  Nobles,  Thistle  Merks,  See. 


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248  Charles  II.,  Dollar,  &c.  7  ;  James  II.,  Forty  Shilling, 

William  and  Mary  Sixty  Shilling  pieces 

249  James  II.,  pattern  for  a  Sixty  Shilling  piece,  finely  executed  by 

the  Roettiers,  obv.  the  bust  of  the  Sovereign,  rev.  the  Royal 
Arms,  encircled  within  a  collar  of  St.  Andrew,  1688,  highly  fi/r , 
preserved  .  .  J 

250  Another  similar,  very  fine  .  1 

251  James,  Son  of  James  II.,  as  James  VIII.  of  Scotland,  pattern 

for  a  Crown,  obv.  the  bust  of  the  Prince,  rev.  the  Royal 
Arms,  1716,  curious  and  highly  preserved;  and  a  pattern 
for  a  Guinea  of  the  same  Prince,  1716,  extremely  fine  and  /J)6 
rare  .  .  2 

252  Similar,  likewise  fine  .  .  2 


ENGLISH  PATTERNS,  &c.  Silver. 


/  *  253  Charles  I.  Twopence,  by  Briot,  and  one  other ;  Commonwealth 

Sixpence,  by  Blondeau,  rare ;  Charles  II.  for  Halfpence  and  /? 
Farthings,  5,  “  Quatuor  maria  vindico”  .  8 

/  g  f  254  Charles  II.,  “  Quatuor  maria  vindico;”  patterns  for  Farthings, 

6  ;  James  II.,  Gun  money,  Sixpence  ;  William  and  Mary  for  /7  ^ 

Farthings,  20  .  .  27 

/Z  '  255  James  II.,  Sixty  Shilling  piece,  1688,  by  Roettier,  in  a  perfect  ^ 


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state  of  preservation,  curious  and  rare 


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257  James,  termed  the  old  Pretender,  a  curious  and  extremely  fine  * 

pattern  for  a  Crown,  obv.  the  bust  of  the  Prince,  rev.  the  ^ 

Royal  Arms,  1716,  rare  and  highly  preserved  1  * 

258  - another  of  the  same,  in  the  highest  state  of  preservation  1  ,  ,/• 

259  - patterns,  probably  for  Guineas,  1716,  very  curious  and  /: 

highly  preserved  —  _  2 


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i  260  William  and  Mary,  for  Halfpence,  4  ;  Farthings,  &c.  20  /  J 

26 1  William  and  Mary,  for  Farthings,  14;  George  Ill.,  Shilling  and 

Sixpence,  (proofs) ;  Isle  of  Man  Farthing ;  George  Prince 
/?  a  of  Wales,  Halfcrown,  (white  metal)  .  18  '  ' ^ 

**  262  George  III.,  Mudie’s  pattern  Crowns,  highly  preserved  2  /  //'* 

/  263  - Crown,  engraved  by  W.  Wyon,  chief  engraver,  rev.  3 

female  figures,  “  Foedus  inviolabile,”  very  fine  1  / 


//&  k 


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GREEK  COINS,  (continued.) 

CITIES.  Copper. 


LOT 

264 


^  265 


**■/  266 


Athens;  Antioch;  Brettium,y?ne ;  Mamertinum,  &c.  18 

Massilia,  Oniades,  Rhegium,  Carthago,  &c.  18 

Syracuse,  Brettium,  Oniades,  Agrigentum,  &c.  18 

’  267  Olbiopolis,  rare;  Valentia;  Syracuse;  Carthage,  a  Medallion, 


/  ''"f  *  2G8 
Vi  269 


/"///> 
//<J 


<?  y  270 

r  071 

;  ^  272 

273 

£U274 


rare  ;  Mensenum  in  Sicily,  &c. 

Centuripse,  Oniades,  Rhegium,  &c.,  some  Colonial 
Oniades,  Metapontum,  Neapolis,  Mensenum,  &c. 
Sicyon,  Neapolis,  Antioch,  Mensenum,  &c. 
Metapontum,  Brundusium,  Boeotia,  Massilia,  See. 
Oniades,  Mamertinum,  Neapolis,  Agrigentum,  &c. 
Syracuse,  Brundusium,  Carthage,  Neapolis 
Carthage,  Syracuse,  &c. 

KINGS.  Copper. 


12 

18 

18 

18 

20 

20 

20 

36 


, 

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/  //?  * 
/  /O  ' 

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275  Macedon — Alexander  III.  and  Philip  IV.  Sicily — Aga- 
thocles.  Agrigentum — Phintias.  Syracuse — Iliero,  7, 
g,  y*  some  fine  .  .  13 

^^^276  Syracuse — Hiero.  Egypt— Ptolemy  I.,  &c.  various  20 


'  /  * 

.  //  ■- 


(  18  ) 


,  7> 

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277 

, 

278 

;  2 

7/ 

279 

r 

280 

:?/ 

281 

7f 

282 

t> 

283 

, 

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284 

>  / 

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285 

,  /i 

7? 

286 

,  A 

7T 

287 

,  /p 

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288 

>  / 

7? 

289 

77 

f/ 

290 

28  Se 


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Others,  similar 


26 


Ptolemy  Soter,  miscellaneous,  some  of  large  size 


As  the  lot  preceding 
Miscellaneous 


42 


Alexander  I.,  4  .  .  18 

—  Seleucus  I.,  9  ;  Antiochus  I.,  2 ;  Antiochus  IV.,  6  ;  Alex- 

ander  I.,  3  .  .  20 

—  Seleucus  I.,  8  ;  Antiochus  IV.,  6  ;  Alexander  I.,  4  18 


j*  4 


'///</ 


—  Antiochus  IV.,  7 ;  Alexander  I.,  5 ;  Antiochus  VI.,  4 ;  A 

Antiochus  VII.,  3  .  19 

—  Antiochus  IV.,  4 ;  Antiochus  VI.,  6 ;  Tryphon,  6 

—  Tryphon,  4;  Antiochus  VII.,  6;  Antiochus  VIII.,  4; 

Alexander  II.,  2  .  16 


16  A'  y/J> 


Tryphon,  3;  Antiochus  VII.,  8;  Antiochus  VIII.,  2;  / 

/Vf  ; 


Antiochus  IX.,  2  .15 

- Antiochus  VII.,  14 ;  Antiochus  VIII.,  2  ;  Antiochus  // 

IX.,  2  .  . 

ntiochus  VII.,  various  .  2^  A  ^ 


FOREIGN  MEDALS,  (continued).  Bronze. 


.  //  r 

291 

.  7<(  ' 

292 

,  /  ' 

293 

.  S'* 

294 

. . r~f 

295 

•  7 " 

296 

7  * 

297 

..  //  -  j 

298 

■  /  ' 

299 

Gustavus  III.,  Sec.  .  •  7 

—  Gustavus  III.;  Christian  VII.,  varieties;  Voltaire;  J.  F. 


^/»/  >  * 


£, 


Ab.  Ostervald,  See.  .  .  8 

—  Pius  VII.;  Hippolyte  Clairon  ;  Madame  Deon,  Sec.  8  rf 

—  Prince  Galitzin ;  Gustavus  III.;  Stanislaus  Augustus  of  /? 

Poland,  on  his  Coronation  .  8 

—  Joh.  Guttenberg;  John  Faustus ;  Stanislaus  of  Poland; 

Ferdinand  VII.  of  Spain,  Sec.  .  8  r  £/ 

—  Voltaire;  Madame  Deon;  Frederick  the  Great  of  Prussia, 

&c.  .  .  90  /ys 

—  Ferdinand  of  Brunswick ;  Stanislaus  Augustus ;  Gusta 


?  ?  0 


vus  III.,  &c.  .  .  10< 

- Gustavus  III.;  Frederick  of  Prussia;  and  various 

Medalets  .  .  20 Cc"' 

299  Casts,  Si c.  miscellaneous,  some  from  early  Medals 


(  19  ) 


//  £>~TL> 


f  r  /  s  *  ■<  4 


y  300  Reformers — John  Wiekliffe,  Luther,  &c.;  and  Casts  of  Popes’  . 
Medals,  14  .  .  a(\  / 


1 


r  ysst*  3Q2 

303 

304 

t 

.305 

1 

301  Papal — Casts  from  Papal  Medals 


Nearly  the  same 

Miscellaneous 

Various 

As  the  lot  preceding 


40 

7/r 

40  4  /O  * 

40  ,  g  * 
40  ,  y  ' 

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45 


IMPERIAL  MEDALS  OF  NAPOLEON. 

(continued). 


"J7*  \  306 
307 


iC,  ^-#03 
309 


U 

310 

^"^311 


312 


313 
{/)”  314 

ff</  315 


^16 
v//.  317 


Various  by  Manfridina,  struck  in  Italy,  some  of  fine  work  7 

Others,  struck  at  Milan,  5 ;  Prince  Eugene,  2  7 

Colonne  de  la  grande  Armee,  2 ;  L’Arc  de  Triomphe  ;  “  Con¬ 
federation  du  Rhin,”  2 ;  Bataille  de  Jena,  2  7 

“  Confederation  du  Rhin,”  2  ;  Bataille  de  Jena,  3,  two  varieties  ; 

another  on  the  same  subject  .  6 

Bataille  de  Jena,  4,  two  varieties ;  Confederation  du  Rhin,  2  6 
*£  Entree  a  Berlin,”  2  ;  “  Grand  Sandhedrin,”  and  4  various  7 
Marriage  du  Prince  de  Bade,  2 ;  Bataille  de  Friedland ;  La 
Victoire  du  14  Juin,  2  ;  and  2  others  .  7 

La  Victoire  du  14  Juin ;  Paix  de  Tilsit,  2  ;  and  3  various  7 
Paix  de  Tilsit ;  <c  Souverainetes  donnees,”  2 ;  Le  Royaume  de 
Westphalie,  2  ;  and  3  others  .  7 

Le  Royaume  de  Westphalie,  2 ;  (i  Traite  de  Presbourg,”  2 ; 
Route  de  Nice  a  Rome ;  Bataille  de  Sommo  Sierra ;  Porto  de 
Alcata  .  .  7 

“  Traite  de  Presbourg,”  2 ;  “  Rome  et  Paris” ;  “  L’Empereur 
entro  a  Vienne,”  2  ;  and  3  others  .  8 

“  Conquete  de  lTllyrie,”  2;  “Lc  Roi  de  Saxe,”  2;  Napoleon 
and  Maria  Louisa,  3  .  g 


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ENGLISH  MEDALS,  (continued).  Bronze. 


■ 


318  George  III.,  various 


5 


319 

//*-  :2‘20 


by  T.  Wyon  and  Kuchler,  2,  and  3  others 
the  same 


5 


V 


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/ y  '/ 

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321 

322 

323 

324 

325 

326 

327 

328 

329 

330 

331 

332 

333 

334 

335 

336 

337 

338 

339 

340 

341 

342 


(  20  ) 


George  III.  3,  all  different ;  George  Prince  of  Wales  as  Regent ; 

and  two  Coronation  Medals  of  the  same,  as  King  6  *  ✓? 

George  III.,  all  different  .  5 

- -  various,  some  small  .  .  %,*/**** ^»^ 

- Jubilee,  and  others 

- nearly  similar  .  .  6 

- 5,  various ;  George  Prince  of  Wales,  reverse,  Alfred 

dividing  the  loaf,  &c.  .  7  ,yyy 


re 


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v  ***  >  »*  < 


George  III.,  II.,  and  I.,  in  profile  on  the  obverse,  reverse  an 
inscription  ;  George  IV.  Coronation,  3,  all  different  5 

George  III.  as  in  the  lot  preceding ;  George  IV.  Coronation,  5,  / 

including  one  the  head  by  T.  Wyon,  jun.,  reverse  by  B.  Wyon, 
very  good  ivorJc;  and  2  others  by  Pistrucci  6 

Similar  to  the  lot  preceding  .  6 

George  Prince  of  Wales  as  Regent,  including  two  with  portraits 
of  the  allied  Sovereigns  ;  and  two  Masonic  Medals,  having  the 
heads  of  George  Prince  of  Wales,  and  William  Duke 
Clarence  .  .  6 

George  Prince  of  Wales,  4 ;  On  his  Coronation  as  George  IV. 

6  small  .  .  10 

George  Prince  Regent,  5,  including  three  Chronological  Society 
Medals  ;  The  same  as  King,  on  his  Coronation,  2  7 

George  IV.  Coronation,  and  others  various  „  7 

- on  his  Coronation,  all  different  ♦  5 

- Coronation  Medals,  5,  three  varieties  5 

- miscellaneous,  including  one  with  Brighton  Pier,  two  on 

his  visiting  Hanover,  and  3  others  6 

- two  with  the  Pier  at  Brighton,  two  on  his  visiting  Han¬ 


over,  and  one  on  his  interment  at  Windsor  5 

Caroline,  Consort  of  George  IV.,  on  her  arrival  in  England, 
8cc.,  2;  the  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales,  3,  by  T.  Wyon, 


Mills,  and  Webb 


Queen  Caroline,  3,  two  varieties ;  the  Princess  Charlotte,  2,  bv 
T.  Wyon,  and  Mills 
Queen  Caroline,  2  ;  the  Princess  Charlotte,  3  5 

Princess  Charlotte,  5,  three  varieties  * 


5:  Duke  of  York  on  his  death,  1827 


(  21  ) 


ROMAN  CONSULAR  COINS. 


_ 


343 


344 

345 


tj 

4- 

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sfs?  346 

^  *■  ■£•■ 34  7 

348 

0*  ■  349 

l,r.  350 
df//:  351 

fij  353 
//£>  '  354 


>355 


35b 


>357 


SILVER. 

Antonia  Family,  various,  struck  by  the  Legions,  under  the  com¬ 
mand  of  Mark  Antony,  commencing  with  the  2nd  and  ,  //> 
ending  with  the  20th,  all  different,  and  well  preserved  14  . 

Carisia,  Antonia,  Fabia,  Cordia,  See.  .  20  * 

Fabia,  Clodia,  Hosidia,  Fonteia,  &c.  .  20  t  A? 

Titia,  Petilia,  Servilia,  Natalia,  See.  .  20  / 

Crepusia,  Rutilia,  Furia,  Poblicia,  &c.  .  20  ^  /lf"  * 

Sergia,  Volteia,  Tituria,  Cloulia,  Sea.  .  20  ^  /<f 

Cassia,  Julia,  Cordia,  Saufeia,  Sec.  .  20  *  /£  * 

Flaminia,  Norbana,  Plautia,  &c.  .  20  *  /<f 

Plautia,  Vibia,  Marcia,  &c.  .  »  20  ?  //'  ' 

Mamilia,  Cloulia,  Cordia,  Sec.  .  20  „  /<fi 

Herennia,  Cassia,  Acilia,  &c.  .  20  /  />--r 

Thoria,  Procilia,  Plautia,  See.  including  12  Quinarii  23  /  ' 

Miscellaneous,  including  a  Double  Denarius,  and  7  Quinarii, 

some  well  preserved  .  .  15  /  / ^  * 

Early  Denarii,  struck  in  Spain,  9,  well  preserved;  miscella¬ 
neous,  6,  all  fine  .  .  15  fL  ^  ' 

Various  of  the  Julia,  Sempronia,  Scribonia,  and  other  Families, 

chiefiy  well  preserved  .  20  &  ^  * 


ROMAN  IMPERIAL  COINS. 

S1LVER- 

*-y*+*~- i  358  Julius  Caesar,  8,  two  with  portraits,  six  with  elephants ;  Augus- 
^  tus,  4,  all  different  .  12  /  <3 

359  Augustus  and  Lepidus  ;  Augustus,  with  head  of  M.  Antony,  2, 

*  /  ^  /f 

one  fine;  Augustus,  4,  three  varieties  ;  Tiberius,  3  10  / 

360  Caligula,  2,  one  with  head  of  Germanicus,  the  other  with  that 

of  Augustus,  both  rare  .  .  2  ^  * 

361  Nero,  young  head  ;  Otho,  2,  one  with  “Victoria  Othonis,”  rare; 

Vitellius;  Vespasian,  3,  one  bearing  the  heads  of  Titus  and  ,  //)  , 

yj  T\  Wt  li-1  M  M  M  i.  L  —  ~  ^  ^  ^  .  rr  ' 

l,A 


Domitian  on  the  reverse,  scarce  .  7 

>362  Vespasian,  3;  Titus,  6,  one  restored;  Domitian,  6;  Julia  Titi, 


rare 


16 


;  a 


(  22  ) 


/  AC  // 

.  /4- 
f>  '/ 

,  /£> 

*  '/ 


363  Domitia,  very  rare;  Nerva,  4,  all  differing;  Trajan,  4;  Ha-  ^  / 

drian,  2  .  .  ]  I  ^  ' 

364  Nerva,  3;  Trajan,  11  .  14  ^^ 

365  Plotina ;  Matidia,  both  rare  .  2  ^ 

12 

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366  Hadrian,  8;  Sabina,  2;  Lucius  iElius,  2 

367  Hadrian,  9 ;  Sabina ;  A.  Pius,  5 

368  Faustina,  sen.,  4;  Marcus  Aurelius,  4;  Faustina,  jun.  4;  L. 

Veras;  Lucilla ;  Commodus,  2;  Crispina,  2  18/^y 

369  Albinus,  4,  one  as  Augustus,  rare;  Severus,  5;  Julia  Domna, 

6 ;  Caracalla,  6 ;  Plautilla,  2 ;  Geta,  2  24  tf/VOs 

370  Gordian  III.,  6;  Philip,  sen.,  4;  Philip,  jun.,  2;  M.  Otacilia; 

Traj.Decius;  Herennia  Etruscilla,  2  .  1  §  r///rr/ 

371  Philip,  sen.,  5;  Messius  Decius,  4;  Hostilian ;  Trebonianus 

Gallus,  3;  iEmilian,  2,  scarce  15  Yf'  "J/ 


372  Valerian  I.;  Valerian  II.,  3;  Gallienus,  7;  Mariniana,  2;  Salo 

nina,  2;  Tacitus,  2;  Probus,  2  .  19 

373  Miscellaneous,  chiefly  of  the  Lower  Empire  70 

374  Constantius,  Valens,  Gratianus,  and  others  of  the  Byzantine  , 

Empire  .  .  27 

375  Two  large  and  very  curious  coins  in  Electrum  (Gold  and  Silver), 

obverse,  the  figure  of  our  Saviour,  reverse,  two  figures,  /Z  j 
between  them  a  cross,  in  good  preservation  2 


T 


st 


ENGLISH  COINS,  (continued). 

SILVER. 


376  Groats. — Edward  III.,  3;  Henry  IV.  V.  and  VI.,  8;  Edward  // 


IV.,  4 


15 


377 
'  378 


Henry  IV.  V.  and  VI.,  6  ;  Edward  IV.;  Henry  VII.,  first  J 
iao-e  .  u;  £'<*** 


coinage  .  .  15 

Henry  IV.  V.  and  VI.,  7 ;  Edward  IV.,  London  and  Bris- 


15 


379 

380 


,  /O  ' 

f  381 
382 

// 


tol,  6;  Henry  VII.,  full  faced,  2 

—  Edward  IV.,  various  mint  marks,  8 ;  Henry  VII.,  first /O 

coinage,  2;  side  faced,  5  .  15  - ^-''<3^ 

—  Edward  IV.,  10;  Henry  VII.,  side  faced,  5  15  J)? 

—  Edward  IV.,  10;  Henry  VIII.,  side  facecf,  5  15  ^  ^ 

—  Henry  VII.,  2;  Henry  VIII.,  10,  including  three  struck 

by  Cardinal  Wolsey;  Mary  .  15 


r  ss 


(  23  ) 


rA+^ ii-383  Groats. — Henry  YIII.,  side  faced,  11;  Mary,  3;  Eliza- 
jj  beth,  4  .  .18 

—  Henry  VIII.,  various,  8;  Mary,  3;  Charles  II.,  by  Simon, 
2,  by  the  Roettiers,  6 ;  James  II.,  5  .  24 


384 

385 

7-  -  386 

,  //  s'+t'  387 
7/^  389 

390 

391 

— ^  392 


393 


'/"'r>  394 


395 
-  396 


Henry  VIII.,  side  faced,  8;  Mary,  3 ;  Charles  II.,  2;  James  II., 
7;  William  and  Mary,  5;  William  III.,  2  .  27 

- Anne,  12;  George  I.,  5;  George  II.,  6;  George  III.,  5, 

George  IV. ;  William  IV.,  8  .  37 

Sixpences. — Edward  VI.;  Philip  and  Mary;  Elizabeth,  8; 
James  I.,  5;  Charles  I.,  2  .  17 

- James  I.,  5;  Elizabeth,  14,  mint  marks  various,  one  with 

a  break  in  the  legend,  having  none  under  the  bust,  1570, 
scarce ;  Charles  II.  .  20 

Shillings. — Edward  VI.,  2;  Philip  and  Mary,  4;  Elizabeth,  6; 
James  I.,  3  .  .  15 

-  James  I.,  3;  Charles  I.,  various  types  and  mintages,  8; 

Commonwealth,  4  .  .15 

Charles  I.,  miscellaneous,  8,  including  one  of  Newark;  Com¬ 
monwealth,  2  ;  Charles  II.,  without  numerals  or  inner  circle  1 1 
Charles  I.,  different  types,  6  ;  Anne,  3  ;  George  I.,  3  ;  George 
II.,  young  head,  8,  old  head,  8  .  28 

Half  Crowns. — Elizabeth;  Charles  I.,  2;  Anne,  1708  4 

- Charles  I.,  struck  at  Chester,  rare ,  but  very  poor;  Oliver 

Protector,  scarce ,  and  w ell  preserved  .  2 

Crowns,  &c. — Edward  VI. ;  Charles  I.,  Exeter  2 


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IMPERIAL  EGYPTIAN  COINS, 

COPPER. 


LOT 


/  / 


397  Claudius,  5;  Messalina,  2;  Agrippina,  2  ;  Nero,  11  20 

398  Claudius,  6  ;  Nero,  6  ;  Poppaea,  3 ;  Domitian,  5  20 

399  Vespasian,  5;  Hadrian,  6;  Antoninus  Pius,  4;  Commodus,  5  20 

400  Hadrian,  10;  Commodus,  10;  Gordian  III.,  10  ,30 


/ ' 

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(  *21  ) 


/  /A 

•  /-4 


.  /£ 


,  /£" 
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401  Severus  Alexander,  6  ;  Philip  sen.,  13 ;  Trajanus  Decius,  2 ; 

Gallienus,  9  .  .  30/^^ 

402  Valerian;  Gallienus,  6;  Claudius  Gothicus,  16;  Aurelian  and  //  . 

Vabalathus,  6  ;  Severina,  4  .  33 

403  Salonina,  8 ;  Claudius  Gothicus,  8 ;  Aurelian,  10  ;  Vabalathus  y 

and  Aurelian,  12  .  .  38/^'^// 

404  Claudius  Gothicus,  7  ;  Carus,  5  ;  Numerian,  5 ;  Carinus,  8,  A 

&c.  .  .  27 

405  Probus,  various  types  .  36 

406  Diocletian,  52  ;  Maximian  II.,  27  .  79^ 

/ 

FOREIGN  MEDALS,  (continued.) 

BRONZE. 


/  * 


407  Medals  intended  to  illustrate  the  Roman  History,  by  John  / 

/Jr 


'/ 


r/ 


/  9 

/  3 

.  /S'  " 

,  /8" 

.  //  ' 

/  *" 

,  /o  ' 

..  //  # 

,  A  r 


/O  * 


Dassier  .  .  58 

408  France.  Kings  of  France,  from  Pharamond  to  Louis  XIII.  64  /(? " 

409  - Great  Men,  &c.,  by  Dassier  .  40 

410  - others  of  the  same  „  40  fr**?** 

411  - the  same  .  .  47 

412  * - Louis  XV.,  XVI.,  XVII.,  and  XVIII.  7 ^ 

413  -  Louis  XVI.,  and  M.  Antoinette,  on  their  last  interview 

and  execution,  by  Kuchler,  fine  .  3 

414  - the  same  .  .  3 {//}s*-rc- 

415  - another  set  .  .  2> 

416  - Louis  XVI.,  XVII.  and  XVIII. ;  Charles  X  .,  various  8 

417  - Louis  XVIII.,  Duchess  D’Angouleme,  and  other  members 

of  the  Bourbon  family,  all  different  .  8  /  /  ir  ^ 


«  /A  ' 


IMPERIAL  MEDALS  OF  NAPOLEON. 

(continued.)  Bronze. 

418  “  Grand  Due  de  Wurtzbourg;”  Napoleon  and  M.  Louisa  on 
their  marriage,  2  varieties,  3,  &c.  .  8 

^  419  Napoleon  and  M.  Louisa,  2,  on  their  marriage  ;  “  A.  Desaix,” 

and  4  various  .  .  3 

420  Napoleon  and  M. Louisa;  “Nap.  Francois  Roi  de  Rome;”  “A’ 

L’Empereur  les  bonnes  Villes  de  L’Empire,”  the  splendid  and  / 
rare  medallion  on  the  baptism  of  the  King  of  Rome  3 


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Napoleon  and  M.  Louisa,  on  their  marriage,  2 ;  “  N.  F.  Roi  de 
Rome,”  2  ;  and  4  various  .  8 

Medallion  on  the  baptism  of  the  King  of  Rome  ;  “  Napoleon  A. 
la  memoire  du  Due  de  Montebello,”  another  beautiful 
medallion  .  •  2 

Medalets  on  the  birth  of  the  King  of  Rome,  chiefly  very 
small,  12  ;  “  Entree  a  Moscou;”  “  Bataille  de  Lutzen’  14 
Medalets  as  before,  12;  Bataille  de  la  Moskowa  ;  Bataille  de 
Lutzen  .  •  14 

“  Bataille  de  Lutzen;”  “Bataille  de  la  Moskowa;”  Bataille  de 
Wurtchen,  2  ;  “  Mont  Cenis,”  See.  .  7 

“  Fevrier  MDCCCXIV.,”  2  ;  “  Depart  de  L’Empereur,”  2  ; 

“  Fortune  adverse ;”  “  Sejour  a  l’lsle  d’Elbe  ’  6 

Depart  de  L’Empereur,  2  ;  Elisa  Bonaparte,  2  ;  Alexander  of 
Russia,  2  ;  Francis  I.  of  Austria  .  8 

Alexander  of  Russia,  2  ;  Francis  I.  of  Austria,  3  ;  Frederick, 
William  of  Prussia,  3  .  8 

Medalets. — Maria  Louisa;  Elisa  and  Caroline  Bonaparte; 

Hortense  Bouharnois  .  20 

Medallions. — Napoleon  la  Banque  de  France,  by  Droz,  finely 
engraved ;  another  by  Halliday,  reverse  a  chronological  in¬ 
scription  .  •  2 

- “  Tutela  Praesens;”  “  II.  mourut  sur  un  Roclier,”  reverse 

a  fine  view  of  the  rock  of  St.  Helena  .  £ 


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fincess  Charlotte;  Duke  of  \ork,  2;  Willia 
Adelaide 

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rincess  Charlotte,  2  ;  Duke  of  York,  4  Jettons  ; 
Adelaide 

GREAT  MEN,  &c.  OF  ENGLAND. 

din  Duke  of  Marlborough,  2 ;  Marquis  of  Granbj 
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439  The  same 

440  Earl  Howe,  St.  Vincent,  Sidney  Smith,  J.  B.  Warren,  &c.. 

441  St.  Vincent,  Nelson,  Collingwood,  Earl  Spencer,  See. 

442  Duncan,  St.  Vincent,  Spencer,  J.  B.  Warren,  Sec. 

443  Earl  Spencer,  S.  Smith,  J.  B.  Warren,  See. 

444  St.  Vincent,  Spencer,  Nelson,  &c. 

445  Nearly  similar 


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446  Nelson  ;  Howe  ;  Sir  Sidney  Smith  ;  Paul  Jones,  fine  and  rare ,  ,,  f/ 


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448  Wellington;  Sir  S.  Smith,  2  ;  J.  B.  Warren,  medallions  4  /^,<v 

449  Marquis  Cornwallis  ;  one  other  on  the  taking  of  Seringapatam ;  //* 

Wellington  ;  Sir  S.  Smith  .  4  J"* 

450  Similar  .  .  4  r 

451  Nelson;  Wellington,  2  varieties  ;  S.  Smith  4//fr-/?A 

452  Wellington;  S.  Smith,  2  varieties  ;  St.  Vincent’s  Black  Corps  4//)sr,*4. 

453  S.  Smith,  2  ;  St.  Vincent ;  General  Washington,  2  5 

454  Wellington  ;  S.  Smith,  2  ;  J.  B.  Warren  .  4  f/v 

455  S.  Smith,  2  ;  Wellington;  Washington  .  4$ *»/*** 

456  Washington  ;  Wellington,  &c.  small  .  8  ^ 

457  Capt.  James  Cook,  the  circumnavigator  ;  General  Washington 

Marquis  of  Hastings,  &c.  .  8 s* 

458  Wellington  ;  Sir  Robert  Wilson  ;  Sir  W.  P.  Carrol,  Sec.  6  /$**/** 

459  Capt.  Cook  ;  Lord  Anson  ;  Marquis  of  Granby,  See. 

460  Sir  Robert  Wilson  ;  Sir  W.  Carrol,  Washington,  See, 

461  Wellington;  Cook;  Nelson;  Washington,  See. 


FOREIGN  COINS.  Silver. 


462  Small  coins  of  the  Middle  Ages,  struck  in  France,  Venice,  and  ,  / 

Brabant,  Sec.  some  with  portraits  .  45 

463  Very  similar  .  •  48  ** / ' 

*  464  Very  like  the  preceding  lot  .  50 

,  q  *  465  Bactrian,  very  thin  and  incuse,  merely  an  impress  from  af 

'  stamp  .  .  5  / 7  . 

466  Nearly  similar  to  the  former  lot  .  53  ^ 

467  Base  coins  of  Germany,  France,  &c.  .  \\b 


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S  468  Various  small  coins,  parts  of  the  Ecu,  and  Dollar  ot  France, 

Spain,  &c. — iveight  5  oz.  .  — 

vy/sc-,  469  Brunswick  and  Lunenburg. — Henry  Julius,  a  Dollar,  and 

a  Half  Piece,  1612;  George,  the  same,  1634,  envious  and  ^  * 
iv ell  preserved  .  2 

470  - Augustus,  1662;  one  other  of  the  same  prince,  without 

head,  1664,  both  Dollar  and  Half  Pieces,  in  good  preserver  ./  , 

;  „  Hon  .  '  .  t  ?  ' 

- - A  Two-Dollar  Piece,  without  name  or  portrait,  1663,  in  .  ^ 

fine  condition  .  •  ^ 

L  yz/e  472  - Cliristianus  Ludovicus,  1648,  a  Three-Dollar  Piece,  very  ^  ^ 

well  preserved 

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473  - Another,  similar,  in  good  preservation^  1648 


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The  following  are  Dollars,  unless  named  otherwise. 

474  - Charles;  George  Louis,  2 ;  and  one  other  4 

475  -  Rudolph  Augustus;  Ernest  Augustus,  2;  and  one  other  4 

zL^-476  - George  II.,  2,  and  Two-thirds  of  the  Dollar,  and  two  of 

Saxony  .  •  ^ 

>  477  Transylvania. — Sigismund,  1590.  Emperors  of  Ger¬ 
many. — Charles  V.,  Leopold,  and  one  other  4 

A  478  Saxe  Cobourg. — Ernest,  Duke,  1817,  and  Leopold  Prince  ot 
Saxe  Cobourg,  1838;  the  latter  as  King  ot  Belgium,  and 
one  of  Hesse  .  •  4 

sy/'  479  Republic  of  Lucenses,  2,  well  preserved.  Natles. — Fer- 

|J  dinand  IV.,  ‘define  •  4 

480  Etruria. — Cosmo  III.,  Charles  Louis,  and  M.  Aloysia,  3, 
y  two  varieties  •  •  4 

\  481  France. — Napoleon,  a  proof,  1807 ;  Henry  V.  (Duke  de  Bor¬ 
deaux),  rare;  and  two  others,  different  .  4 

-482  Lucca  and  Piombino. — Felice,  and  Elisa,  1805,  1807,  and 
1808  .  •  4 

^//  483  Bavaria.— Maximilian  Joseph,  2.  Isle  of  France,  and 

another  .  •  4 

^^->484  Spain.— Obsidional,  3,  1808 — 1812;  and  another,  early 
1578  .  .  4 

//X-M85  Prussia. — Frederick  the  Great,  fine.  Naples. — Joseph 

Napoleon,  and  4  others  .  6 

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486  Cochin  China,  curious,  and  finely  preserved. 

Maria  Louisa.  Lucca. — Felice  and  Elisa. 
Leopold,  all  fine 

487  Sardinia,  Denmark,  Peru,  &c. 

488  Switzerland _ Cantons,  various 


Parma. — - 
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FOREIGN  PATTERNS  AND  PROOFS. 


SILVER. 


489  Belgium. — Leopold,  an  extreme  fine  set  of  Proofs  of  his  /y? 

Copper  Coinage,  for  Ten,  Five  and  Two  Cent  Pieces  ^ 

These  proofs  were  procured  by  the  late  Mr.  Young  himself,  per 
favor,  from  the  Mint  at  Belgium. 

490  Hayti.—  Henry,  (Christophe)  Patterns  for  Thirty,  Fifteen,  // 

and  Seven  and  a  Half  Sols,  three  sets,  all  very  fine  9  sO'**-*/* 

* **  These  curious  pieces  are  of  extreme  rarity  in  Hayti,  the  dies  of  which 
were  engraved  in  this  country,  but  untoward  events  prevented  them 
being  sent  to  their  original  destination.  A  few  sets  were  struck  off, 
and  the  dies  destroyed. 

491  - three  sets,  similar,  very  fine  .  9 


ENGLISH  COINS,  (continued). 

SILVER. 


492  Crowns. — Edward  VI.;  Charles  I.,  2,  one  by  Briot,  the  oth 
of  the  Exeter  Mint  .  3 


493  - Charles  I.,  Exeter,  and  a  Ten  Shilling  Piece,  struck  at 


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Oxford,  1642 


494  - -  Charles  I.,  Ten  Shilling  Piece,  and  a  cast  from  the  Oxford 

Crown,  in  white  metal  .  2  ^ 

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495 

496 


Similar  to  the  preceding  lot 
Charles  I.  Ten  Shilling  Piece;  James  II.  1687 


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497  James  II.  a  beautiful  Pattern  for  a  Sixty  Shilling  Piece,  (Scotch)  //// 

highly  preserved  .  \./e*r+' 

498  - Another,  as  the  preceding,  very  fine  .  1  yj/  # 

499  - -  James,  son  of  James  II.,  a  fine  pattern  for  a  Crown, 

“  Jacobus  VIII.  Dei  Gratia,”  &c»  highly  preserved  1 '  y 

500  — —  One  similar,  equally  fine  \/A, 


'fry/- 


e  01  Crowns. — William  and  Mary;  George  II.,  young  and  old 

head  ;  George  III.,  Bank  Dollar  .  4  /  ^ 

502  - George  II.,  young  and  old  head  .  3  ,  /$ 

; fy'  j  ^33  - George  II.  as  before;  George  III.  Bank  Tokens  for  Six 

Shillings  Irish  .  .  4  /  £ 


505 

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507 

508 

509 

510 


FOREIGN  MEDALS,  (continued). 

SILVER. 

?  y 

4  504  The  Emperor  Maximilian,  see  Van  Loon,  “  Elistoire  Metalliquo 

de  Pays  Bas,”  vol.  i.  page  250  .  1 

Van  Loon,  page  440,  No.  2,  vol.  i.  and  page  555  2 

- vol.  ii.  page  15,  No.  3;  and  page  477,  No.  1,  2  3 

-  vol.  ii.  page  202  ;  another,  page  524,  both  well  preserved  2 

David  Zweerts,  vol.  iii.  page  115,  in  good  preservation  1 

- vol.  iii.  page  312,  No.  1,  very  curious  and  well  pre¬ 
served  .  .  1 

John  Huss,  2;  John  Churfurst;  Thomas  Cranmer,  Archbishop, 
by  Dassier  .  .  4 

A  fine  medallion,  obverse,  the  City  of  Breda,  reverse,  a  figure 
of  Peace  destroying  Arms,  See.  .  1 

Rudolphus  Augustus,  Duke  of  Brunswick,  3;  George  William, 
reverse,  the  Llanoverian  horse  .  4 

George  William  of  Brunswick;  George  Louis,  afterwards 
George  I.  of  England;  Christian  VII.  of  Denmark,  very 
fine;  and  one  other  .  4 

Christina  of  Sweden ;  Gustavus  Adolphus ;  Charles  XIII. ; 

Charles  John,  Bernadotte  .  4 

Joseph,  Emperor  of  Germany;  Charles  II.  of  Spain;  and  2 
others  .  .4 

Charles  II.  of  Spain;  Ulrica  Eleonora  of  Sweden;  and  three 
various  .  .  5 

Mart.  Holtzkey;  Nicolaus  Duodo  ;  and  three  others  5 

Spanish  Medal  presented  to  the  British,  “  Gratitud  de  Espana 
a  la  intrepidez  Britannica,”  “  Bagur,”  “  Palamos,”  1810, 
curious;  and  a  Belgic  Medal,  “  Aux  braves  defenseurs  de  la 
Putric,  1830”;  William  I,  of  Holland,  fine  3 


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513 


514 


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ENGLISH  MEDALS,  (continued.) 


SILVER. 


519  Shakspeare,  2  different ;  and  a  cast  from  a  medal,  struck  on  the  ^ 

dispersion  of  the  Spanish  Armada  .  3 

520  Shakspeare,  presented  by  J.  N.  Boydell ;  Charles  I.,  reverse  the  ggfi/ 

Royal  Arms,  and  2  Jettons  .  4  /  res 

521  Charles  II.,  see  Pinkerton’s  Medallic  History  of  England,  /r 

PL  31,  No.  2,  well  'preserved  .  1  // 

522  - PL  31,  No.  4,  very  fine  .  1 

523  - similar  to  the  lot  preceding,  likewise  very  fine  1 

524  - on  founding  the  Nautical  School  at  Christ’s  Hospital,  very  W 

beautiful  ivork  and  highly  preserved,  PL  31,  No.  5  1 

525  - another  of  the  same,  in  fine  preservation  1  gffis/tZ 


52G  James  II.  and  Mary  of  Este,  on  recovering  property  from  the 

Spanish  wreck,  PL  38,  No.  1  ;  and  one  other  struck  in  /, 


Holland  relating  to  Britain  .  2 

527  James  II.,  Louis  XIV.,  the  Grand  Seignor,  and  the  Dey  of 

Algiers,  surrounding  an  altar,  reverse,  3  lilies,  surmounted 
with  a  crescent,  above  which  the  devil  is  represented  holding 
in  his  right  hand  a  sword,  in  his  left  a  thunderbolt,  very 
curious  and  rare ,  PL  39,  No.  8  .  1 

528  James  II.,  reverse  his  Son,  by  Nicholas  Roettier;  William  III., 

reverse  a  lion  devouring  a  wolf,  from  which  the  Gallic  cock 
is  represented  as  flying,  and  a  Club  Medal  ‘  3 


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Mahogany  Medal  cabinet,  11  drawers,  with  drop  slides,  15  in,  // 
high,  15  in.  wide,  and  12  deep  /) 

nother,  for  small  medals  or  large  brass,  14  in.  high,  14  in.  fiet 
wide,  10^  in.  deep,  with  27  slides,  and  a  patent  lock 


/ —  532  Another,  for  large  brass,  18  slides  and  2  small  drawers,  Ilf  in. 

high,  14J  in.  wide,  and  1JJ  in.  deep  t 


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538 

539 

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533  Elizabeth,  (in  pewter),  “ God  save  the  Quene,”  poor;  Common¬ 

wealth,  “England’s  Fardin,”  poor;  James  II.  for  Ireland, 
pewter,  with  a  copper  stud  in  the  centre,  and  others,  including 
a  current  Farthing  of  Anne,  1714  .  9 

534  Anne  Farthings,  2,  1714,  one  very  well  preserved  ;  George  III. 

Halfpence  ;  Bermuda,  by  Droz,  &c.  .  7 

535  Anne  Farthings,  2,  1714,  both  in  good  preservation  ;  George 

III. ;  Demarary,  &c.  .  5 

536  Anne  Farthing,  1714;  broad  rim  and  fine ;  George  III.; 

Demarary,  &c.,  and  other  proofs 

FOREIGN  MEDALS,  (continued) 

BRQNZE* 

France.—  Louis  XVIII.  and  family 

- nearly  similar 

- miscellaneous 

540  Russia. — Peter  the  Great,  Medallions,  all  different 
—  Peter  the  Great,  various 
—  Peter,  miscellaneous 


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—  Elizabeth,  various,  large,  all  different  .  4 

—  miscellaneous  .  7 

—  Catherine ;  Prince  Orloff,  and  another,  the  two  last  me¬ 
dallions  .  .  3 

— ^  Alexander,  Prince  Orloff,  &c.  .  4 


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549  - nearly  similar 

550  - miscellaneous 

551  - various,  as  before 


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552  Dossier  s  Medals  of  Great  Men,  S>c. — Frederick  the  Great  of 

Prussia;  Car.  Em.  of  Sardinia ;  William  IV.  of  Holland,  &c.,  A/ 
large  size  ^ 


553 


—  William  IV.  of  Holland;  Car.  Em.  of  Sardinia  ;  Cardinal  //  * 

•pi  o  k  r  f  Al4*. 

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554 

555 

556 


Frederick  of  Prussia  ;  Maria  Theresia  of  Germany,  &c.  5 
Cardinal  Fleury ;  Frederick  of  Prussia  5  t///C  ' 

Maria  Theresia;  Lud.  le  Fort  Comes  a  Lautrec,  &c. 


557  Miscellaneous . — Pope  Pius  VII.,  by  Webb;  Gustavus  III.  of 

Sweden  on  his  death,  by  Kuchler  ;  Frederick  William  of  //r/ 
Prussia,  &c.  .  .  5 

558  - Christian  VII.  of  Denmark  on  his  visiting  England ;  & 

Pius  VII.  ;  Gustavus  III.,  Sec.  . 

559  - Alexander  of  Russia ;  the  Prince  of  Smolenci ;  Gustavus 


III.  ;  Pius  VII.,  &c. 


ENGLISH  MEDALS,  (continued.) 

BRONZE. 


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562 
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Conyer’s  Middleton,  medallions,  different 
Bishop  Fox,  a  fine  medallion  “ 

Another  of  the  same,  equally  fine 

Sir  Edward  Coke,  2  oval  medalets  ;  William  of  Wykeham  ; 

John  Conduit  .  .  4 

John  Conduit ;  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  4,  all  different  5 

Sir  Isaac  Newton,  2  different ;  John  Locke  .  3  */  ssL* 

John  Milton  ;  Sir  Isaac  Newton  ;  John  Locke  3  /c**<ys* 

Sir  Isaac  Newton,  3,  two  varieties ;  John  Conduit  4 

Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales ;  Alexander  Pope  ;  Martin  Folkes  ; 

Duke  of  Argyle,  Joh.  Burlamaqi,  large  size,  by  Dassier ,  5 

Earls  of  Bath  and  Chesterfield  ;  Archdeacon  Bridoake,  &c.,  by  7 _ — 

Dassier  .  .  5  "  / 

Duke  of  Montague ;  Cardinal  Fleury,  &c.,  by  Dassier  5 

Dr.  Freind,  by  St.  Urban,  2  ;  Society  Medals,  3  5  f)* 


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573 

574 
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576 
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579 

580 

581 
'  -  582 

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^  587 

-X  588 

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592 

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The  same  .  .  5 

Lord  Camden;  Earls  Mansfield  and  Chesterfield;  Lord  Bathurst ; 

Bishop  Hoadley,  and  Duke  of  Athol,  by  Kirk  6 

Duke  of  Athol;  Lords  Chesterfield,  North,  Camden,  Bishop 
Hoadley ;  John  Harrison  .  6 

Lord  Camden,  2  ;  Duke  of  Athol,  2  ;  Bishop  Hoadley,  2  6 

Martin  Folkes,  2  ;  Thomas  Snelling,  3,  two  varieties  5 

Martin  Folkes,  2  ;  Thomas  Snelling ;  and  2  Society  Medals  5 
Shakspeare,  2,  full  faced  and  in  profile;  Garrick  ;  John  Kemble; 

Wm.  Hy.  West  Betty,  termed  the  young  Roscius  5 

Shakspeare,  2,  as  before ;  Garrick  ;  W.  H„  W.  Betty,  2  5 

Shakspeare,  full  faced ;  W.  H.  W.  Betty,  3,  two  varieties  5 
Garrick,  a  chasing  ;  John  Kemble ;  G.  F.  Cooke,  large  size  3 

John  Kemble,  2  ;  W.  FI.  W.  Betty,  2  .  4 

As  the  preceding  lot  .  4 

Archbishop  Tillotson,  a  medalet ;  John  Wesley,  2  ;  Baron 
Rokeby,  Lord  Primate  of  Ireland  ;  Rev.  James  Wilkinson  5 
Wesley,  3  ;  Lord  Rokeby  ;  Bible  Society  Medal  5 

Wesley,  2 ;  Dr.  Samuel  Clarke ;  Dr.  Outram,  and  a  Bible 

Society  Medal  .  5 

Wesley ;  Dr.  Clarke ;  Rev.  W.  Romaine ;  and  a  Bible  Society 
Medal  .  .  7 

Trinity  Chapel,  Bordesley;  St.  George’s  Church,  Camberwell ; 

York  Minster,  and  Clifford’s  Tower,  3  .  5 

Sir  Robert  Walpole,  scarce;  Earl  of  Chatham,  2;  William 
Pitt,  by  Thos.  Wyon,  jun.,  very  fine  ivork  ;  William  Wind¬ 
ham  .  .  5 

Earl  Chatham  ;  William  Pitt ;  Charles  James  Fox  ;  George 
Canning,  by  Galle,  of  good  work,  and  scarce  4 

Earl  Chatham,  3,  two  varieties ;  William  Pitt ;  William 

5 

William  Pitt,  2  different ;  Col.  Wardle  5 
William  Pitt,  2  different ;  Alderman  Wood ; 

5 


Wilberforce 
Earl  Chatham  ; 
Earl  Chatham : 

Col.  Wardle 
Earl  Chatham  : 


Marquis  Wellesley ;  Sir  F.  Burdett ;  Erskine 
^  and  Gibbs ;  Col.  Wardle  .  6 

595  Viscount  Pery,  2  ;  William  Alexander,  2  ;  Henry  Quin,  M.D.; 
William  Deane,  2,  medals  with  plain  reverses,  struck  by 
Mossop,  Ireland  .  .  7 


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Izaac  Walton,  “  Piscatoribus  sacrum/'  6;  Neat  and  Gas, 
Pugilists  ;  and  5  others,  chiefly  small  •  ^  , 

Izaac  Walton,  6  ;  Neat  and  Gas  ;  and  5  others  1-  fJ* 

Izaac  Walton,  7;  Thomas  Johnson,  Pugilist;  and  otheis,  P a 

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604 

605 

606 

607 

608 
609 


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Benjamin  West,  President  of  the  Royal  Academy ;  beautifully 
engraved  by  Mills,  under  the  superintendance  of  the  Pi  esi- 
dent ,  one  of  the  finest  executed  heads  in  the  English  series , 
2  varieties  ;  Walter  Scott,  3,  two  varieties 
Benj.  West,  2  ;  Walter  Scott,  3,  as  before 
As  the  preceding  lot 

Benj.  West,  2  ;  Walter  Scott ;  James  Watt,  2  different 
Benj.  West ;  Walter  Scott ;  Flaxman  ;  Watt,  2  different 
Reformers,  Luther,  Calvin,  &c. 

Kings  and  Queens  of  England,  by  Dassier,  miscellaneous 
The  same 

As  the  lot  preceding 
A  fine  set  of  the  same 
Mudie’s  National  Medals,  in  a  case 


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FOREIGN  MEDALS,  (continued.) 

SILVER. 


610 


611 

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Petrus  Metastasius;  “Confederation  des  Francais;”  and  4 
Medalets  •  •  ^ 

Jettons,  miscellaneous  •  ^ 

Medalets  of  the  Sovereigns  of  Sweden,  by  the  celebrated 

Hedlinger 

Medalets,  intended  to  illustrate  the  History  of  Rome,  on  which 
are  recorded  the  most  interesting  events  connected  with  that 
Empire,  by  John  Dassier  •  63 

An  extreme  fine  Russian  Medallion  of  the  Prince  Orloff,  in  a 
case,  finely  preserved  •  1 

Another,  different  •  1 

Nicholas  I.  of  Russia,  an  exceeding  fine  medallion,  in  a  case, 
obverse  the  head  of  the  Emperor,  reverse  a  seated  figure  of 
Minerva,  placing  on  the  top  of  a  terminus,  on  which  are  the 
heads  of  Peter  the  Great  and  the  late  Emperor  Alexander, 
a  crown  of  laurel ;  the  head  of  good  work  and  highly  pre¬ 
served  •  *  * 


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617  Jo.  Bapt.  Belzoni,  obverse  two  Egyptian  cat’s  head  figures,  ^ 

reverse  an  inscription,  by  Manfredini  .  \^  / 

618  Louis  XVI.  of  France,  on  his  arrival  in  Paris,  1789  ;  another 

with  his  consort  Maria  Antoinette,  on  parting  from  his  family,  ✓  /A  ' 
1793  .  .  2  ' 

619  Napoleon  Pr.  Consul ;  “  Le  retour  d’Astree,”  one  on  his  corona- 

tion,  and  4  Medal ets  .  6  /  / 

620  - “  Descente  en  Angleterre,”  an  imitation  ;  on  the  rupture  of  r/ 

the  treaty  of  Amiens  ;  and  two  others,  all  fine  4  /  * 

621  Napoleon  and  Maria  Louisa,  2  varieties,  both  Jine ,  and  2  ^  ff  ' 

Medalets  .  .  4 

622  Napoleon,  “The  Simplon;”  on  his  intended  invasion  of  England;  s/  JJ  r 

and  3  others  .  .  5 

9  623 

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—  “  Societe  centrale  de  vaccine;”  “  Fevrier,  1814;”  and  9  y  y 
others,  including  8  small  Medalets  .  11 

fine  Medallion,  obverse,  the  Emperor  seated,  decorated  with 


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imperial  robes,  &c.,  reverse,  the  head  of  Minerva,  surrounded 
with  implements  of  science,  and  a  garland  of  laurel,  by 
“  E.  Gatteaux,  Rome,  1812,”  of  beautiful  ivorlc  and  well  ^  //?  '/ 
preserved  .  .  1 

—  on  his  death,  obverse,  the  head  of  Napoleon,  surrounded 
with  a  wreath  of  cypress,  reverse  an  inscription  which  enume-  /  /?  c- 
rates  his  victories,  &c.,  very  fine ,  by  Thomason  and  Jones,  y 

Birmingham  .  .  1 

ENGLISH  MEDALS,  (continued.) 


SILVER. 


^  627  Earl  of  Shaftesbury,  PI.  33,  No.  8,  and  one  struck  in  Holland, 

_  1695  .  2 

f  628  Anne,  on  her  victories  in  Germany,  &c.  all  different  5 

629  George  I.  Coronation  medal ;  John  Duke  of  Marlborough,  very 
fine ;  George  II.,  2  .4 

„/£~>630  William  Duke  of  Cumberland,  2,  different;  Charles  Prince  of 
^  Lorraine,  “  Subsidio  Britanniae  ”  .  3 

631  On  the  Blockade  of  Gibralter,  commencing  21st  June,  1779, 
siege  terminated  11th  February,  1783;  another  by  Pingo, 
likewise  with  a  view  of  the  Rock,  “  Reden,  Lamotte,  Sydon, 
Elliott,”  both  fine  .  .  2 

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641 

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642 

643 

timony  of  approbation 

[anchester  Church  and  King  Club  Medal  ;  Clerkenwel; 
in  1500  and  in  1788 

hristian  VII.  of  Denmark  on  his  arrival  in  Britain,  bj 
Captain  Cook,  by  Lewis  Pingo,  fine 
'n  the  Surrender  of  Gaudalupe ;  Nelson’s  Victories ; 
III.  “  Preserved  from  assassination”:  and  one  other 


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Wm.  Taylor  for  a  drawing,  &c. 
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Frederick  Duke  of  York,  on  his  decease,  both  finely  'pre¬ 
served  .  .  2 

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London,  obverse,  her  head  with  diadem,  &c.,  on  the  reverse, 
she  is  represented  as  accompanied  by  the  Lord  Mayor, 
Minerva,  Fame,  and  other  figures,  finely  preserved ,  but  of 
very  rude  work,  by  J.  Barber  .  1 


GREEK  COIN  S.  (continued). 

CITIES.  Gold  and  Electrum. 


I 


644  Panormus,  obverse,  head  of  Ceres  to  the  right,  reverse,  a  horse,  /*./*•< 

in  good  preservation  .  1  /J  , 

645  - similar,  in  good  condition  .  1  J*-*  yr 


646  Electrum . — Obverse,  a  youthful  head  with  ram’s  horn,  reverse, 
an  eagle;  Female  head  laureated,  reverse,  an  indented 


647 

648 


square  .  .  2 

—  Obverse,  a  youthful  head  as  before;  another,  obverse,  head  * 

of  a  female,  reverse,  an  indented  square  .  2  /Jr* 

—  Obverse,  an  helmed  head  to  the  right,  reverse,  an  indented  /) 

square;  one  other,  male  head  with  ram’s  horn,  reverse,  an  f/£ ^ 
eagle,  the  latter  well  preserved  .  2 

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2  , 650  Electrum — Others,  with  the  young  head  and  ram’s  horn,  as  in  y  /4- 
j  the  previous  lots  .  .2 

*  * (351  . ,  Similar  9  '• 

/&•  652  — 

rc/£  653  — 


Similar 
As  before 
The  same 


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RUSSIAN  COINS.  Platina. 


r,/6 

7 


655 

656 

657 


—  As  before  .  .  2 

—  similar  to  the  preceding  lot  .  2 

—  The  same  as  the  last,  with  the  addition  of  one  of  the 

Emperor  Nicholas  .  .  3 


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'  >/’  654  Alexander  of  Russia,  Three  Ruble  Pieces  in  Platina,  each  /  /}  » 

/  .  weighing  6dwts.  15  grs.  .  2  / 

, —  ,  ,  /  /’ 

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ENGLISH  PATTERNS,  &c. _ (continued.) 

GOLD. 


658  Charles  II.  for  a  Halfpenny,  by  the  Roettiers,  “  Quatuor  maria 
as  vindico,”  rare  and  very  fine  .  1  /  ^ 

'/cy  659  James,  son  of  James  II.  for  a  Guinea,  obverse,  the  bust  of  the 

Prince,  “Jacobus  VIII.  Dei  gratia  Rex  Sco.”  &c.,  reverse, 
the  Royal  arms,  very  rare  and  highly  preserved 


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CABINETS. 

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set-**"  060  A  Deal  Cabinet,  191  in.  high,  30  wide,  161  deep,  on  a  stand, 
with  forty-eight  slides,  and  a  fall  front,  adapted  for  coins  of 

_ y  all  countries 

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//try  661  A  Mahogany  Cabinet,  22  in*  high,  20  wide,  14  deep,  with  sixty-  y 
^  six  slides,  adapted  for  Provincial  Tokens 

662  A  splendid  Rose-wood  Medal  Cabinet,  inlaid  with  Ebony,  &c. 

181  in.  high,  23  wide,  and  151  Jeep,  on  a  stand  with  fine  .  * 

claw  feet,  having  thirty-six  small  drawers  and  one  large  $  //) 


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