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CATALOGUE 

OP  TII E 

VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OP 

COINS  AN D=M EDALS 

IN  GOLD,  SILVER,  AND  COPPER, 

OF 

MR.  ROBERT  BOYNE. 

INCLUDING 

A  VERY  FINE  SERIES 

OF 

CONSULAR  AND  IMPERIAL 

ROMAN  STT.VKR  OOTNS- 

TOGETHER  WITH  A  FEW 

NUMISMATOLOGICAL  ROOKS. 

AND 

CATALOGUES  OF  CELEBRATED  COLLECTIONS. 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION. 

BY  MR; 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY, 

AT  HIS  HOUSE,  3,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND, 
On  WEDNESDAY,  JULY  19th,  1843,  and  Three  following  Days. 

To  be  Viewed  on  Monday  and  Tuesday  previous. 


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,  provided  the  seller  cannot  decide  the 
said  dispute. 

II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  6d.  ;  above  Ten  Shillings,  Is. ; 

above  Five  Pounds  2s.  6d. ;  and  so  on. 

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  Sale  ot  any  lot  is  not  to  be  set  aside  on  account  of  any 
error  in  the  enumeration  of  the  numbers  stated,  or  errors  of 
description. 

V.  The  Lots  to  betaken  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 I .  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the  money 
required  or  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  forfeited  ;  and 
*/  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  who  cannot  attend  the  Sale,  may  have  their 
Commissions  faithfully  executed  by  their  obedient  Servant, 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY^ 

Wellington  Street,  Strand . 


This  Scale  is  according*  to  Mionnet. 


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CATALOGUE. 


FIRST  DAY’S  SALE. 


The  References  in  this  Catalogue  are  to  the  following  works. — 
Consular  Coins:  Thesaurus  Morellianus,  1734. — The  contractions, 
H/c.,  Hawkins’  Silver  Coinage,  1841. — >SW.,  Snelling. — I Id.,  Ruding. 
—  V.  L.,  Van  Loon. — Napoleon  Medals :  Mellin,  Medallic  History 
of  Napoleon,  London,  1819-21. 


ROMAN  AS. 


LOT 

1  Quadrussis,  about  one-third  of  a,  one  side,  trident  and  fish,  on 

the  other,  a  cock,  very  curious  .  1 

2  As,  Semis,  Quincunx,  very  rare ;  Quadrans,  Sextans,  Uncia  9 

3  As,  Semis,  Quadrans,  Sextans,  Uncia  .  10 

4  As  and  its  various  parts,  from  the  size  of  Large  Brass,  fine  12 


TRADESMEN’S  TOKENS,  &c.  ' 

5  London  Tokens,  various,  all  fine  .  29 

6  Mr.  Till’s  Tokens,  three  varieties  ;  Sir  George  Chetwynd,  Ba¬ 

ronet,  his  Halfpenny  Token,  extremely  rare  4 

7  Bath  Tokens,  with  the  various  Bath  buildings,  six  of  them  bronze , 

fine  .  .  .11 

8  Gloucester  Tokens,  with  the  various  buildings,  10;  Dudley 

Tokens,  5  ;  and  others,  fine  .  .19 

9  Tradesmen’s  Tokens,  of  Norwich,  Coventry,  Manchester,  Kent, 

Dundee,  Chesham,  ho,,  fine  .  50 

10  Tradesmen’s  Tokens,  similar  to  the  last,  fine  .  49 


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1 1  Colonial  Coins. — Barbadoes,  3 ;  Demerara,  1  .  Ceylon,  1  ;  East 

India  Company,  6 ;  Bermuda,  1  ;  Sierra  Leone,  2,  some  /  / 

bronze  .  .  .  U  "  t 

12  Isle  of  Man  under  the  Duke  of  Athol,  2  ;  George  III,  2,  fine  4  f7 /£ 

13  Queen  Anne,  Farthing,  1714;  George  I,  II,  Farthing;  Rosa, 

American  Farthing ;  George  III,  Halfpenny,  with  the  long-  ,  / 

MASTED  ship,  rare  .  .  6 

!4  Gun  Money  of  James  II,  3;  George  I,  II,  III,  IV,  Farthing  ;  ^ 

George  IV,  Penny,  Halfpenny,  and  Farthing,  bronze; 

George  III,  long-masted  ship  Halfpenny,  rare;  Victoria, 

Half  and  Quarter  Farthing ;  and  others  .  26 

15  Ionian  Isles,  Penny,  Halfpenny,  and  Farthing,  proofs;  British 

Commercial  Penny,  proof;  Droz  Halfpenny,  proof  5  /'y  < 

ROMAN  SMALL  BRASS. 

16  Augustus,  Tiberius,  Nero,  Domitian,  &c.,  many  of  them  very  fine 

and  different  .  .  43 

17  Augustus,  Nero,  Trajan,  Hadrian,  Gallienus,  19,  &c.,  all  fine  and 

different  .  .  -  32 


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19  Gallienus,  26,  all  different  reverses  ;  Postumus,  4  ;  Tetricus  sen.;  rfi7 

Tetricus  jun.,  rare  .  .  32  c 

20  Salonina,  3  ;  Postumus,  1 1  ;  Victorinus,  2  ;  Tetricus,  2  ;  Clau-  fi 

dius,  1,  all  different  and  fine  .  19 

ROMAN  SECOND  BRASS. 

21  Tiberius,  Nero  and  Drusus,  Drusus,  Germanicus,  Caligula,  Nero, 

Galba,  Vespasian,  Titus,  Julia,  Domitian,  Nerva,  Trajan,  and  - 

Hadrian,  one  of  each,  all  fine  .  .  14  7*.  // 

22  Tiberius,  Nero  and  Drusus,  Drusus,  Germanicus,  Caligula,  Galba, 

Vespasian,  Titus,  Domitian,  4,  Nerva,  Trajan,  and  Hadrian, 

fine  •  •  15  /> 

23  Tiberius ;  Drusus,  2 ;  Caligula;  Galba;  Titus;  Domitian,  4  ;  ft^/ 

Nerva,  2  ;  Trajan,  3  ;  Hadrian,  2  .  17  \  * 

24  Domitian,  2,  four  figures  sacrificing  in  front  of  a  temple ;  /% 

three  figures  sacrificing  in  front  of  a  temple  ;  Hadriarf/V/ 

$ o  the  Nile ;  Sabina,  Concord  seated,  all  fine  4 

25  Domitian,  4;  Nerva,  1;  Trajan,  4;  Hadrian,  4, fine  13  f/ /A 

26  Domitian,  4  ;  Nerva,  1  ;  Trajan,  4  ;  Hadrian,  4,  fine  13  A  _ 

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27  Hadrian,  #>  Britannia ;  Sabina,  1  ;  jElius,  1  ;  Ant.  Pius,  1  ; 

Faustina  sen.,  1 ;  M.  Aurelius,  1  ;  Faustina  jun.,  1 ;  Comrao- 
dus,  1  ;  Severus,  1,  1^  Britannia,  fine  .  9 

ROMAN  LARGE  BRASS. 

28  Julius  Caesar,  $>  Augustus  ;  Julius  Caesar,  divos.  ivlivs.  in 

a  wreath  of  laurel,  fine  .  .  2 

29  Augustus,  divo.  avgv9to.  s.p.q.r.,  quadriga  of  elephants,  in¬ 

scription,  s.c. ;  Julia  or  Livia,  s.p.q.r.  ivliae.  avgvst.,  car- 
pentum,  inscription,  s.c.,  very  fine  .  2 

30  Drusus  j un.,  caduceus  between  two  cornuacopiae,  saltire,  each  having 

the  bust  of  a  child  on  them,  ^  legend,  s.c.;  Agrippina  sen,, 
her  head,  ^  s.p.q.r.  memoriae,  agrippinae.,  carpentum, 
fine  .  .  .2 

31  Drusus  sen.,  his  head,  £>  ti.  clavdivs.  caesar.  avg.  p.m. 

tr.p.  imp.  p.p.  s.c.,  Emperor  seated  in  the  midst  of  arms, 
fine ;  Caligula,  adlocvt.  coh.,  Emperor  haranguing  sol¬ 
diers,  fine  .  .2 

32  Caligula,  divo.  avg.  s.c.,  three  figures  sacrificing  in  front  of  a 

temple,  Piety  seated,  very  fine  .  1 

33  Caligula,  agrippina.,  drvsilla.,  ivlia.,  three  females 

standing  ;  s.p.q.r.  p.p.  o.b.  cives.  servatos.,  in  a  wreath 
of  oak  ;  Claudius,  triumphal  arch  ;  1^>  e.x.s.c.  ob.  cives. 
servator.,  in  a  wreath  of  oak,  fine  portrait  .  4 

34  Claudius,  triumphal  arch ,  fine  portrait ;  Nero,  2,  ^  temple  of 

Janus  ;  5k  Rome  seated,  fine  .  3 

35  Nero,  2,  Annona  seated,  Ceres  standing  near  a  prow  ;  tri¬ 

umphal  arch,  very  fine  .  .  2 

36  Galba,  2,  5k  Rome  standing  ;  5^  Victory  walking,  fine  2 

37  Galba,  1^  Liberty  standing ;  Otho,  $>  s.c.  in  a  wreath,  struck  at 

Antioch ,  good  portrait ,  rave  .  2 

38  Vitellius,  ^  s.c.,  Mars  marching,  in  good  condition ,  rare  1 

39  Vitellius,  ^  Victory  inscribing  a  shield,  very  good  portrait , 

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Augustus,  $  Peace  standing ;  Tiberius,  5k  quadriga ;  Caligula,  Z  A  f 
5k  head  of  Augustus  between  two  stars  ;  Claudius,  5k  tri-  ^ 
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phant  ;  Jt>  Venus  ;  Jo  inscription  ;  Jo  cornucopiae  ;  rudder, 
globe,  and  cornucopiae;  M.  Antony,  Jk  head  of  J.  Caesar, 
rare ;  Jo  Cleopatra,  Sextus  Pompey,  column  on  a  galley  ; 


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4 2  Sextus  Pompey,  Jk  Pietas  standing,  fine  and  very  rare 

43  Brutus,  Jk  Ahala ;  Cassius,  Jo  vase  and  lituus,  fine;  Antony, 

Jo  Octavius  ;  Lepidus,  Jk  Octavius  ;  Augustus,  6,  Jfc  Victory  ;  a 
Jo  Peace  ;  Jo  temple ;  Jl  sacrificial  instrument ;  Jk  bull ;  Jk  , 

naval  column  .  .  .  10  * 

44  Julius  Caesar,  Jo  l.  bvca.,  caduceus  and  fasces  saltier;  Tiberius, 

Jo  head  of  Drusus  jun.,  poor,  but  very  rare  .  2 

45  J.  Caesar,  2,  Jl  bull ;  Jo  sacrificial  instruments ;  M.  Antony, 

Jk  Octavius,  very  fine  ;  Juba,  Jo  temple  ;  Tiberius,  ^  Em¬ 
peror  seated,  very  fine  ...  5 

46  S.  Pompey,  Jo  trophy  ;  Germanicus,  Jl  Augustus,  poor,  but  very 

rare  ....  2 

47  Agrippa,  Jo  Augustus,  very  fine  and  rare  .  1 

48  Lepidus,  Jo  Octavius ;  Augustus,  3  ;  Jo  comet ;  Jo  sacrificial  in¬ 

struments  ;  Jo  Venus  standing,  fine  .  4 

(  49  Augustus,  Jk  sacrificial  instruments  ;  Jo  temple  ;  ^  naval  trophy  ; 

Jo  Victory  upon  a  globe  ;  Jo  triumphal  arch ;  Jo  quadriga  ; 

Jo  Cippus ;  Jo  chariot  in  a  temple ;  Jo  naval  column  ;  Jk  Ca- 
pricorn  ;  Jo  Emperor  seated  .  .  12 

50  Augustus,  Jo  comet ;  Jo  Apollo  seated  ;  Jo  Diana  ;  Jk  triumphal 

arch  ;  Jk  circular  temple  ;  Jo  trophy  upon  shield  ;  Jk  paluda-  ^ 
mentum,  crown,  and  eagle,  all  fine  .  8 

-  51  Augustus,  Jo  bull ;  Jo  shield  ;  Jo  temple  ;  Jo  naval  trophy,  Jk  Apollc/ 

seated ;  Jk  shield  and  trophies  ;  Jo  wreath ;  Jk  Caius  on 
horseback  ;  Jk  wreath  ;  Jo  Apollo  ;  Jo  two  branches  ;  Jk  Ar¬ 
menian  hat,  bowcase,  and  quiver  .  12 

52  Augustus,  Jk  Mars  standing  ;  Jk  priest  ploughing  ;  Jk  shield  in  a 
wreath,  2 ;  Jo  temple  ;  Jo  circular  temple  ;  Jo  two  triumphal 
arches  ;  Jk  two  figures  standing  by  shields,  Emperor  walking, 
all  fine  ....  9 

*  53  Augustus,  Jo  temple,  2,  ^  quadriga  ;  $>  shield ;  Jo  Caius  on  horse 
back  ;  ^  shield  and  spears ;  Jk  bulls,  2,  Jk  sacrificial  instru¬ 
ments ;  Jo  Emperor  standing ;  JkoB.  cives.  servatos.  ;  Jl 
table ;  9*  head  of  M.  Antony,  fine  .  13 

9  54  Antonia,  Jk  sacerdos.  divi., . two  torches,  very  fine  and 

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Agrippina,  her  head,  Caligula,  very  fine  .  1 

Agrippina,  her  head,  ^  Caligula  cast ;  Caligula,  3,  ^  Augustus  ; 

wreath  ;  $>  quadriga  ;  Agrippina,  head  of  Claudius  5 
Caligula,  sirapulum  andlituus;  Nero,  8,  Jupiter  seated,  2  ; 
V°  Salus  ;  Concord  ;  Rome ;  Ijo  Jupiter,  all  seated ; 
Mars  ;  ^  sacrificial  instruments  ;  ^  Emperor  standing,  all 
fine  ....  9 

Caligula,  Augustus  ;  head  of  Germanicus,  rare  2 

Nero  and  Agrippina,  quadriga  of  elephants,  rare  ;  Galba,  3  ; 
Emperor  standing ;  s.p.q.r.  ob.  c.s.  in  a  wreath,  2 ; 
Otho,  $3  Securitas  standing  .  .  5 

Clodius  Macer,  winged  genius,  ^lib.avc.  leg.  hi.,  Roman  eagle 
between  two  ensigns,  fine  and  rare  .  1 

Galba,  5,  ^  Rome  standing  ;  Rome  walking  ;  ^  Pallas  stand¬ 
ing  ?  Concord  standing  ;  ^  Salus  standing  .  5 

Otho,  9s  Peace  standing;  Vitellius,  Tripod;  Vespasian, 
Judaea;  Titus,  ^  Annona  seated;  Domitian,  Pallas 
standing  ;  Nerva,  Liberty  standing,  all  fine  6 

Otho,  lfc  Security  standing;  Fortune  standing;  Vitellius, 
^Victory;  ^  figure  seated  ;  Vespasian,  6,  ^  eagle;  ^quad¬ 
riga  ;  &  Emperor  seated ;  Annona  seated ;  sacrificial 
instruments;  Security  seated  .  10 

Lucius  Vitellius,  his  head,  in  front,  a  sceptre,  head  of  Vitellius, 

very  rare  .  .  1 

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.65  Aburia,  fig.  i,  iv;  Accoleia,  1  ;  Acilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  hi,  iV,  v; 
ABlia,  fig.  v,  8,  20;  ^Emilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  win,  fine  13 

66  .Emilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  ii,  v,  vi,  vm,  g;  tab.  2,  fig.  vi ;  tab.  3, 

fig.  a  ;  Afrania,  fig.  1,  and  one  similar  to  fig.  7  1] 

67  Alliena,  c.  caesar.  imp.  cos.  iter.,  head  of  Venus,  a.allie- 
nvs.  pro.  cos.,  naked  figure,  his  right  foot  resting  upon  a 

prow,  and  holding  a  triquetra  in  his  hand,  very  rare  1 

68  Annia,  fig.  i,  ii  ;  Antestia,  fig.  i,  hi,  a;  Antia,  fig.  i,  ii,  rare; 

Antistia,  fig.  i,  rare  .  10 

69  Antonia,  tab.  1,  fig.  a,  iv,  vi,  vii,  vm ;  tab.  2,  fig.  C;  tab.  4, 

fig.  i,  ii;  tab.  5,  fig.  v,  vi,  c;  tab.  6,  fig.  hi,  V;  tab.  10, 
fig.  vi  .fine  .  .  IQ 

70  Antonia,  ( Legionary )  series  of  the  Legions,  up  to  leg.  xxiii, 

with  several  various  types  of  some  of  the  Legions  35 

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71  Aquilia,  fig.  i,  n,  hi,  iv,  v,  vii,  8,  all  rare  7 

72  Atia,  q.  labienvs.  parthicvs.  imp.,  head  of  Labienus,  |£>  horse  jy 

standing,  extremely  rare ,  from  Dr,  Notts  collection  1  •/  • 

73  Atilia,  fig.  iv,  v,  vn,  8 ;  Aufidia,  fig.  i,  very  rare  5°^ 

74  Atilia,  fig.  iv,  v ;  Aurelia,  fig.  n,  hi,  v,  vi ;  Bsebia,  fig,  i ,fine  8 

75  Autronia,  head  of  Pallas,  behind,  x,  avtr.,  in  a  monogram,  ^ 

Dioscuri  on  horseback,  below,  roma.,  very  rare  1 

76  Axia,  naso,  youthful  head,  helmeted,  in  the  field,  x.  sc.,  L. 

axsivs.  l.f.  x.,  Diana  in  a  biga  of  stags,  and  three  dogs  / 
running,  fine  and  rare  .  1 

77  Caecilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  ii,  iv,  v,  vi ;  tab.  2,  fig.  ii,  v,  vi,  viii,  (1 

mostly  fine  .  . 

78  Caesia,  fig.  i,  fine;  Calidia,  fig.  i;  Calpurnia,  tab.  1,  fig. 

tab.  2,  fig.  iv,  v;  tab.  3,  fig.  vi;  tab.  4,  fig.  1,  with  various 

adjuncts,  1 1,  fine  .  .  jg 

79  Caesia,  fig.  i;  Caninia,  fig.  i;  Carisia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  m,  B,  vi ; 

Carvilia;  Cassia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  hi,  iv,  vi,  vii,  vm,  fine  17  // 

80  Cipia,  1  ;  Calidia,  1  ;  Claudia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  m, 

rare,  iw,fine ;  Cloulia,  fig.  i,  n  .  jq  /*'  /j 

81  Cocceia,  head  of  Marc  Antony,  head  of  Lucius  Antony,  fine 


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15 


and  rare 

82  Ccelia,  fig.  n,  in,  with  various  letters,  fine;  fig.  v  _  _ 

b3  Considia,  fig.  i,  a,  b,  ii,  c,  d,  rare ,  v;  Coponia,  fig.  i,  n,  fine  10 
84  Considia,  fig.  i,  a,  b,  ii,  v  ;  Coponia,  fig.  i ;  Cordia,  fig.  i,  n, 


hi 


85  Cornelia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  v,  vi ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  n,  iv;  tab.  8,  fig.  i, 

v,  VII;  tab.  4,  fig.  I,  II,  III,  VII,  VIII  .  17  /Jt 


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ROMAN  SILVER  MEDALLIONS. 

86  Antony  and  Octavia,  their  heads,  1^>  Bacchus  standing  upon  ** 

cista,  between  two  serpents,  fine  and  rare  "  \ 

87  Augustus,  imp.  ix.  tr.  p.o.v.,  his  head,  £  com.  asia.,  temple, 

on  the  front,  rom.  et  avgvst.,  fine  and  rare  \  9« 

88  Augustus,  imp.  caesar.,  his  head,  avgvstvs.,  capricorn  and 

cornuacopia3,  in  a  wreath,  very  fine  and  rare  |  y1' 

89  Augustus,  IMP.  CAESAR.,  his  head,  avgvstvs.,  six  ears  of 

corn,  very  fine  .  %  j 

90  Augustus,  IMP.  CAESAR.  DIVI.  F.  COS.  VI.  LIBERTATIS.  P.  R 

vindix.,  his  head  laureated,  9:  tax.,  figure  standing,  holding  0 
a  caduceus,  behind  the  cista  mystica  within  a  wreath,  fine  1 


(  9  ) 


I  ^  91  Augustus,  imp.  ix.  tk.  po.  v.,  his  head,  s.p.r.  signis.  recep- 
</£/ triumphal  arch,  on  the  front,  imp.  ix.  tr.  pot.  v.,  fine 

and  rare  .  Y  fl  \  7  * 

92  Claudius,  ti.  clavd.  caes.  avc.,  his  head,  dian.  ephe., 

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temple  with  the  figure  of  the  Ephesian  Diana 
ANGLO-SAXON  SILVER. 

^  Offa,  offa.  rex.,  his  head,  9>  ibba.,  type  similar  to  Hk.  No.  66,  9  y 
G  fine  and  rare  .  .  i  ^ 

94  Bertulf,  his  head,  9> . moneta.,  similar  to  Rd.  pi.  7,  No.  3, 

i  Lf>  very  fine,  but  a  piece  broke  off  .  \  "  '/ 

*///£-  95  Burgred,  moneyers  cenred.,  dada.,  diga.,  dydda.,  osmvnd., 

tatel.,  all  very  fine  .  6  * 


tatel.,  all  very  fine  .  6 

96  Eadmund,  eadmvnd.  re.  an.  (backwards ) ,  crescents  between 


^jrst* r'  //y  the  limbs  of  a  cross,  9>  aethelhelm.,  triangles  between  the 

limbs  of  a  cross,  fine,  not  in  Hk.  or  Rd.  1  -4^  r 

Eadmund,  eadmvnd.  rex.  an.,  S'  in  the  centre,  9^  eadmvnd. 

mone.,  Hk.  94,  fine  .  \  /  /J~ 

C)  no  d _ u  sj'  .  .i  „  .. 


^  Regnald,  (fragment  or  regn.,  trefoil  formed  ornament, 
^  ba . r,  Danish  standard,  very  rare  I 


,  ,  — -  — i  i  w//  o  jL 

k/fi?  99  St.  Peter,  sciie.  tiiiio.,  sword,  If  eriyntvii.,  Rd.  pi.  12,  No.  5, 
/O  rare  and  fine  .  .  j 

*00  St.  Eadmund,  grimo.  me.  fecit.;  odvlbeivi.  roi.;  bomecn. 

MON.;  ADR  AD  VS.  VVONE  ,,fine  .  4 


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St.  Eadmund,  ansier.  moe.;  adrvs.  vvoi.;  bosecim.  mo.; 
o-iibvinio.  me.,  fine  .  4 


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fte*/  102  Ceolnoth,  ..ialnoth.  ar . his  head,  9,  vvmn . net.,  in 

the  centre,  the  Christian  monogram,  fine,  but  part  broke  off  l  y 
Ecgbeort,  his  head,  osmvnd.  monet.,  Hk.  No.  157,  fine  and  _ 

very  rare  .  J  i  *  S'  ' 

104  Ethelvulf,  with  hc&dj  ^  mvnna*  moneta.j  m  the  centre.^  cross 

p.rnsslpts.  {imp  nnrl.  vnv'o 


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crossIets,yme  and  rare  ,  j  /  y 

P  /&*■  105  yEthelred  I,  his  head,  9>  ethelred.  moneta.,  similar  to  Hk.  7  ' 
jjq  No.  137,  fine  .  ^  / 

106  iElfred,  with  head,  9>  sigestef.  moneta.,  Hk.  No.  172,  rare  /  /7?  ' 
and  fine  .  %  ^ 

j  Tffi  •  107  Alfred,  9=  tirvald.  mo.,  Rd.  pi.  15,  No.  10  1  ''  \  ' 

108  Alfred,  9  cvdberht.,  Rd.  pi.  16,  No.  13, fine  \  t  M 

09  iElfred,  9  cvdberht.,  Rd.  pi.  16,  No.  13,  fine  1  *  /f~' 

Alfred,  9.  lvdvg.  mon.,  similar  to  Rd.  pi.  16,  No.  12,  fine  1  //  ^ 


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Pallas  standing  ;  the  heads  of  George  I,  II,  III,  ^  Ireland 
seated,  holding  a  medallion  of  George  IV. ;  Victory  crownings  ' 
George  III,  9)  St.  Paul’s,  fine  .  .  4 

117  George  III,  ^  Pallas  seated,  her  left  hand  rests  upon  a  rudder, 

her  right  on  a  shield  of  arms ;  George  IV,  1^>  Britannia  in¬ 
scribing  a  shield  with  the  coronation  ;  William  IV,  ^  Ade¬ 
laide.  regina.  cvdi.  ivssit.,  mdcccxxx.,  in  a  wreath,  by  y7/ 
Wyon,  from  Chantrey’s  model,  fine  .  3 

118  Nelson,  on  the  battle  of  the  Nile,  by  Kuckler ;  another  on  his 

death  ;  ^  Victory  hurling  thunder  on  the  enemy’s  fleet,  fine; 
Captain  Cook,  Royal  Society  medal  .  3 


119  Pretenders,  Charles,  James  III,  and  Clement  Cardinal,  Henry 
IX,  &c.  ....  6 


120  Christina,  I£>  Mars  seated  upon  arms  ;  Louis  XVIII,  9=  Pallas 

seated;  Charles  Philip,  ( Charles  X ),  inscriptions,  all  // 

3  /- 


fine 


121  Louis  XV,  3,  ^  Mint  of  Paris  ;  his  equestrian  statue  ;  in¬ 

scriptions,  fine  ...  3 

122  Peter  II,  ( Russia ),  crown,  &c.  upon  an  altar  ;  Elizabeth,  1, 

(Russia )  coronation ;  Peter,  Count  Schuwalow,  Mars 
seated  upon  arms ,fine  .  .  3 

123  Leopold  I,  Leopold  on  horseback  ;  Charles  V,  Jo  eagle  hurling 

thunder ;  John  Frederick,  Duke  of  Brunswick,  ^  palm ; 
Livius  Odisi,  ^  sun  setting,  &c.  6 


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NAPOLEON  MEDALS.  Bronze. 


124  Napoleon ,  Battle  of  Montenotte,  No.  1  ;  Millesimo,  No.  2  ; 

Castiglione,  No.  4  ;  Taking  of  Mantua,  No.  5  ;  Capitulation  Q 

of  Mantua,  No.  6  .  .  5  -*-/* 

/y  7  125  Napoleon ,  Treaty  of  the  Campo  Formio,  No.  8;  Taking  the  // 

Palace  of  Broletto,  No.  381,  rare  .  2 


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Passage  of  the  Tagliamento,  No.  7 ;  Treaty  of  the  Campo 
Formio,  No.  15;  Conquest  of  Lower  Egypt,  No.  18;  Con¬ 
quest  of  Upper  Egypt,  No.  19;  Conquest  of  Egypt,  No.  20, 
fine  .  .  5 

Return  to  Frejus,  No.  21  ;  Passage  of  St.  Bernard,  No.  23 ; 

Twelve  strong  places  surrender  in  one  day,  No.  24,  rare  3 
•  Battle  of  Marengo,  No.  25  ;  Death  of  Desaix,  No.  26  ;  Erection 
of  the  National  Column  on  the  ruins  of  the  Bastile,  No.  28, 
fine  .  .  .3 

Erection  of  the  National  Column,  No.  29 ;  the  same,  No.  33 ; 
Removal  of  the  remains  of  Turenne,  No.  34 ;  Escape  from 
the  Infernal  Machine,  No.  35,  fine  4 

Quay  Desaix,  No.  37 ;  Peace  of  Luneville,  No.  41  and  No.  42, 
rare  and  fine  .  .  3 

Peace  of  Amiens,  No.  51  ;  Code  of  Tuscany ;  Peace  of  Amiens, 
No.  52,  rare,  fine  .  3 

Peace  of  Amiens,  (struck  by  the  Legislative  Body),  No.  55  ; 
Cisalpine  Republic,  No.  57  ;  Organization  of  Public  Instruc¬ 
tion,  No.  60  ;  Negotiation  for  Peace,  No.  67,  fine  4 

Cisalpine  Republic,  No.  57 ;  Conquest  of  Hanover,  No.  69  ; 
Medal  presented  to  Napoleon  on  his  visit  to  the  Museum, 
No.  70  ;  School  of  Pharmacy,  No.  7  \,  fine  4 

Conquest  of  Hanover,  No.  69,  (restored);  Saloon  of  the 
Apollo,  No.  77  ;  Creation  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  No.  78; 
Camp  of  Boulogne,  No.  80,  fine  .  4 

Construction  of  2000  vessels,  No.  81 ;  Napoleon  Code,  No.  82; 

Coronation,  No.  83  ;  Notre  Dame,  No  §7,  fine  4 

The  Coronation,  2,  No.  86,  one  gold,  the  other  silver,  from 
different  dies ,fine  .  .  2 

Fetes  of  the  Coronation,  No.  89 ;  French  Eagles  given  to  the 
Army,  No.  90  ;  Introduction  of  Vaccination,  No.  93  ;  Pope’s 
visit  to  the  Mint,  No.  95 ;  Law  of  Public  Worship,  No.  61, 
rare,  fine  .  5 


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138  Cestia  Family,  c.  norbavs.  l.  cestvs.  p.r.,  head  of  a  female, 

If  s.c.  Cybele  in  a  car  drawn  by  lions,  rare  1  /  //  ' 

Cestia  Family ,  head  of  Africa,  1£>  l.  cestivs.  g.  norba.  pr. 
s.c.,  helmet  on  a  curule  chair,  fine  and  rare  .  1  //) 

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^  a.  hirtivs.  p.r.,  pontifical  instrument,  fine  1 

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standing  upon  thunder,  in  front,  an  anchor 
iaudius,  his  head,  laureated,  imper.  recei 
camp,  very  fine 

Iaudius,  his  head,  laureated,  15  pretor.  rece 
peror  and  a  Pretor  taking  hands,  fine 
Iaudius,  his  head,  laureated,  15  de.  britann.  ins 
front  of  a  triumphal  arch 

ero,  his  head,  laureated,  5c  pace.  p.r.  terr. 
parta.  ianvm.  clvsit.,  temple  of  Janus,  fine 


figures 


147  Domitian,  his  head,  laureated,  15  Emperor  on  horseback,^ 


back,  fine  1 


SECOND  DAY'S  SALE. 


LOT 


148  Becker’s  Forgeries  in  Lead,  10;  Tiberius,  Large  Brass,  2, false; 

and  a  Roman  Mould  .  .13  fie*  sf 

149  False  Silver.  —  Metapontum  I,  Elis  I,  Gordian,  Africanus  I, 

Geta,  Carausius,  &c.  .  .  21  o 


ROMAN  SMALL  BRASS. 


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150  Lselianus,  15  Victory,  rave;  Victorinus,  2 ;  Marius,  2,  rare  {//yjy„.* 

Claudius  Gothicus,  3  ;  Quintillus,  2,  fine  .  \§c/  ^ 

151  Claudius  Gothicus,  6  ;  Quintillus,  4  ;  Aurelius,  5  ;  Severina,  3,  f 

all  different,  and  fine  .  .  1 

The  following  Three  Lots  of  Probus  have  been  selected  by  Mr.  Boyne f 
from  various  Sales  for  a  number  of  years  past,  and  are  ex¬ 
ceedingly  fine. 

152  Probus,  with  various  interesting  15  .  24 

153  Probus,  with  various  interesting  15  .  .  24,.$°- 

154  Probus,  with  various  interesting  R>  .  24  w 


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1^5  Crispus,  5  ;  Dalmatius,  1,  rare;  Constantine  II,  4;  Constans, 
3,  all  fine  .  .  .  15 


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156  Julia  Domna,  \,fine;  Caracalla,  1  ;  Geta,  2,  one  vict.  brit.; 

Philip  sen.,  1  ;  Decius,  1 ;  Etruscilla,  1  ;  Mariniana ;  Gal- 
lienus,  1  ;  Salonina,  1  ;  Postumus,  1  ;  Diocletian ;  Maximi¬ 
nus  ;  Maximianus  ;  Constantine  I  and  II,  fine  .  16 

157  Ant.  Pius,  2  ;  Severus,  1  ;  Julia  Domna,  1  ;  Geta,  2;  Philip 

sen.  1 ;  Decius,  1 ;  Etruscilla,  1 ;  Diocletian,  4 ;  Maximinus,  1 ; 
Maximianus,  I, fine  .  .  15 

158  Constantine  I  and  II ;  Severus;  Maxentius  ;  Magnentius ;  De- 

centius  ;  Constans  ;  "Leo,fi?ie  .  23 

159  Alexandria  —  various  Emperors  and  Empresses,  struck  at 

Alexandria ,  some  fine  .  .  26 

160  Alexandria — various  Emperors  and  Empresses,  similar  to  the 

last,  some  fine  .  .  25 

161  Family  Coins — Aburia,  Axsia,  Csecilia,  Calpurnia,  Caninia, 

Clovia,  and  others,  rare  .  .21 

161  *  Family  Coins — Carisia,  Eppia,  Fonteia,  Laetitia,  Mineia,  Numi- 
toria,  Papiria,  Pompeia,  &c.  .  21 


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168 

Vespasian,  Peace  standing,  fine ;  Domitilla,  1^  carpentum, 
rare  ....  2 

Vespasian,  Rome  standing  ;  Titus,  If  Felicity  standing,  fine  ; 

Domitian,  germanica.  capta.,  captive  and  trophy  3 
Titus,  ivdaea.  captA',  Emperor  standing  near  a  palm  tree, 
at  the  foot  a  captive,  fine  and  rare  .  1 

Vespasian,  ^  Mars  marching ;  Titus,  2,  Peace  standing  ; 

Annona  standing,  very  fine  portraits  .  3 

Domitian,  ^  Emperor  and  four  soldiers  sacrificing;  Nerva,  If 
Fortuna  standing  ;  Trajan,  ^  Fortune  standing,  fine  3 

Domitian,  Victory  crowning  the  Emperor  ;  Trajan,  1^>  bridge  ; 

Hadrian,  ^  Hope  walking,  fine  .  .  3 

Domitian,  Emperor  on  horseback,  riding  over  a  Dacian,  rare  ; 
Trajan,  If  grand  circus,  poor,  but  rare;  Hadrian,  virt. 
AVG.,  Rome  standing,  very  fine  .  .  3 


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169  Domitian,  Ifc,  Emperor  seated  on  a  base,  in  front  two  figures  be¬ 

fore  a  temple;  Trajan,  temple,  beautiful  green  patina; 

Hadrian,  3,  ^  Dacia  seated  ;  Ufa  Emperor  standing  ;  galley  //  / 

with  rowers,  in  good  condition  .  .  5  ^ 

170  Trajan,  2,  !£,  via.  traiana  ;  ^  Emperor  and  various  figures 


seated  on  bases  ;  Hadrian,  4,  ^  Fortune  standing;  ^  Empe-  , 

ror  on  horseback,  in  front  soldiers ;  ^  Liberty  seated  ; 


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171  Sabina,  ^  Ceres  seated;  Aelius,  Hope  walking;  Antoninus  / 

Pius,  jpk  temple;  ^  the  Antonine  column  ;  Faustina  sen., 

Juno  ....  5 

172  Antoninus  Pius,  tiberis.,  Tiber  seated  on  the  ground,  ex *-  /\ 

tremely  fne  ....  1  S-rfi 

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fS  •  ROMAN  IMPERIAL  SILVER. 

173  Vitellius,  4,  Victory  seated  ;  ^  Concord  seated  ;  two  hands 

joined  ;  Vespasian  4,  ^  avg.  in  a  wreath;  ^  bull ;  quadriga; 

Equity  standing,  Mars  walking,  all  fine  .  9 

174  Vespasian,  7,  ^  eagle;  ^  two  capricorns;  ^  quadriga;  ^ 

Peace  seated  ;  ^  sow  ;  Vesta  ;  l^c  Concord  seated ;  Titus, 

2,  l?c  Annona  seated  ;  |Sc  curule  chair  .  9 

175  Vespasian,  8,  Ipc  eagle;  Jfc>  two  capricorns  ;  ^  Judea ;  Ipc  sacrifi¬ 

cial  instruments  ;  Vesta  ;  ^  Peace  seated;  ^  Mars  march-  /? 
ing  ;  Titus,  3, sow  and  pigs  ;  R  curule  chair  ;  trophy  11 

176  Vespasian,  6,  |Sc  Annona  seated;  Ipc  Ceres  seated;  Emperoir 

seated  ;  fb  Victory  upon  a  prow  ;  ^  Victory  erecting  a  trophy  ; 

Rome  standing  ;  Titus,  5,  tripod;  l?c  chair  of  state  ;  ^  / 

thunder  upon  a  chair  ;  elephant  ;  Ipc  two  oxen,  all  fine  1 1  \7s- 

177  Quinarii ,  Augustus,  ]£>  Victory  on  a  cista,  between  two  ser f  ^ 

pents  ;  Galba,  I^>  Victory ;  Vespasian,  ^  Victory  seated ; 

Titus,  9=  Victory ;  Domitian,  fk  Salic  priest, fine  and  rare  5  '  ' 

178  Quinarii ,  Claudius,  2,  ^  Victory  walking;  ^  Victory  writing 

upon  a  shield  ;  Titus,  Victory  walking  ;  Hadrian,  Vic-  VV 
torv  walking, fine  .  .  •  4' 

179  Quinarii ,  Augustus,  ^  Victory  upon  a  cista;  Vespasian,  ^ 

figure  standing  on  the  summit  of  a  mountain  ;  Domitian,  ]£>  Cs  / 
Victory ;  Trajan,  ^  Victory  seated ;  Hadrian,  Victory  '  * 

walking,  rare  .  .  .  5  ^ 

180  Quinarii)  Trajan,  head  of  Jupiter  Ammon  ;  Hadrian,  Vic-  s 

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tory  seated  ;  Constantine,  building  ;  Valerian,  Emperor 
standing  with  two  ensigns,  rare 


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Vespasian,  5k  heads  of*  Titus  and  Domitian;  5k  Titus  and  Do- 
mitian  seated,  both  rare  .  .  2 

Vespasian,  5k  heads  of  Titus  and  Domitian;  Domitilla,  15  for- 
tvna.  avgvsta.,  Fortune  standing,  p  la  ted,  very  rare  2 
Julia  Titi,  |5  venvs.  avgvsta.,  Venus  leaning  upon  a  column, 
rare  ....  1 

Domitian,  5,  15  Fallas  standing  ;  5k  wolf  and  twins  ;  5k  Salic 
priest  standing  near  a  cippus  ;  Pallas  standing,  5k  altar;  Nerva, 
2,  15  Salus  seated;  5k  Justice  seated  ;  Trajan,  4, 5k  Hope  walk¬ 
ing  ;  15  Victory  inscribing  a  shield ;  $  Dacia  seated ;  ]£> 
Peace  standing,  mostly  fine  .  .  11 

Domitian,  7,  5k  dolphin  and  anchor;  5k  Salic  priest;  Pallas 
standing,  2,  5k  altar,  2  ;  Salus  standing  ;  Trajan,  5,  5k  Italia 
standing  ;  5k  Victory  standing ;  5k  Victory  seated  ;  5k  Victory 
walking;  5k  Pietas  standing, fine  .  12 

Domitian,  5,  5k  Salic  priest ;  5k  altar ;  5k  Pallas  standing  ;  5k 
wolf  and  twins  ;  5k  Pegasus ;  Nerva,  2  ;  5k  sacrificial  instru¬ 
ments  ;  5k  two  hands  joined  ;  Trajan,  5,  5k  trophy  ;  5k  Da¬ 
nube  seated  ;  15  Emperor  seated ;  15  Concord  standing  ;  5k 
Security  standing,  fine  .  .  12 

Domitian,  5,  5k  Pallas  standing,  3  ;  5k  two  hands  joined  ;  Nerva, 
15  Liberty  standing;  Ijk  sacrificial  instruments;  Trajan,  6,  5k 
Victory  inscribing  a  shield  ;  5k  Fortune  seated,  3  ;  5k  Victory 
walking,  fine  .  .  .  13 

Domitian,  4,  55  Pallas  standing,  2  ;  5k  altar  ;  5k  Salus  seated  ; 
Nerva,  2  ;  5k  Fortune  standing  ;  15  two  hands  joined ;  Trajan, 
8  ;  different  reverse  •  .  .  14 

Domitian,  8,  15  Pallas  standing,  4  ;  5k  Concord  seated  ;  5k  Ceres 


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190 


191 


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standing;  Trajan,  6,  5k  via.  traiana.;  5k  Vesta  seated; 
15  quadriga ;  5k  Concord  seated ;  15  Fortune  standing  ;  5k 
Mars  marching,  fine  .  12 

Domitilla,  her  head,  5k  Concordia,  august.,  peacock  walking, 
fine  and  rare  .  .  1 

Trajan,  6,  5k  Pome  standing,  2 ;  15  Mars  standing ;  5k  Provi- 
~~clence  seated  ;  5k  Victory  seated ;  5k  Annona  standing ;  Ha¬ 
drian,  6,  5k  Asia  standing  ;  5k  Egypt  seated  ;  5k  Africa  seated; 
5k  Italy  standing  ;  15  Justice  seated  ;  5k  adoptio.,  two  figures 
standing,  fine  .  .  12 

Domitian,  5k  Ceres  standing ;  Plotina,  5k  Vesta  seated,  very 
rare  .  .  .2 


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193  Plotina,  9>  Vesta  seated,  holding  a  Victory,  fine  and  rare  1  C**  ,y 

194  Marciana,  9>  consecratio.,  eagle  standing,  fine  and  rare  1  77 

195  Marciana,  9>  consecratio.,  eagle  standing  1  jQ u 

196  Matidia,  9>  pietas.,  Piety  standing,  with  two  children,  very  7 

rare  .  .  .1 ^ 

197  Hadrian,  with  various  interesting  reverses,  fine  15 

•/ 7  7*7- 

ROMAN  CONSULAR  SILVER. 

"  "  A 

198  Cornelia,  tab.  3,  fig.  vi,  head  bearded,  9>  Diana  of  Ephesus,  /  „ 


rare 


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199  Cornelia,  head  of  Pallas  helmeted,  behind,  a  Victory,  9=  svlla. 

imp.,  Sylla  and  a  military  figure  taking  hands,  behind,  thayV^V 
prow  of  a  vessel,  fine  and  very  rare ,  tab.  3,  fig.  ii  1 

200  Cornelia,  tab.  5,  fig.  i,  in,  v;  tab.  6,  fig.  iv,  and  a  Quinarius^7  , 

Cosconia,  1  ;  Cossutia,  fig.  i,  n,  in,  very  rare  10 

201  Cornuficia,  head  of  a  female,  to  the  right,  diademed,  9s  Juno-  Jf/t 

Sospita  crowning  a  togated  figure,  very  rave  1  / 

202  Cornuficia,  fig.  i,  u,  rare,  but  plated  .  2 

203  Crepereia,  female  bust,  the  back  towards  you,  9>  Neptune  in  a  a 

biga  of  hippocampi,  very  rare  .  1 

204  Crepusia,  fig.  i,  ii,  iv;  Critonia,  1,  rare;  Cupiennia,  1;  Cu-^/7 ,/ 

riatia,  fig.  i;  Curtia,  fig.  I ;  Didia,  fig.  i,  ii  12 

205  Domitia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  in,  iv,  vi,  vm  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  iv, 

rare  .  .  .7 

206  Domitia,  ahenobar.,  his  head,  9>  c.n.domitivs.  imp.,  a  trophy 

upon  the  prow  of  a  vessel,  fine  and  rare  1  — 

207  Durmia,  fig.  ii,  in,  7,  rare;  Egnatia,  fig.  i,  rare,  in,  b  ;  Eg-7%//* 

natuleia,  2  .  8 

208  Eppia,  fig.  i;  Fabia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  n,  v,  vi,  vm  ;  Fannia,  fig. 

I  ;  Farsuleia,  fig.  l  ;  Flaminia,  fig.  I,  in,  rare  and  fine  12 

209  Flavia,  fig.  I,  II,  very  fine;  Fonteia,  fig.  i,  ii,  in,  iv,  V,  and  - 

one  similar  to  fig.  Ill,  but  having  ex.a.p.  behind  the  head, 
very  rare  .  .  12  * 

210  Fufia,  fig.  I;  Fulvia,  fig.  I  ;  Fundania,  fig.  1 1  ;  Furia,  fig.  I,  ii,  ^ 

in,  iv ;  Gellia,  fig.  i  ;  Herennia,  fig.  l  10 

211  Fufia,  fig.  I;  Fulvia,  fig.  l  ;  Fundania,  fig.  II;  Furia,  fig.  iv  ; 

Hosidia,  fig.  i,  n  ;  Hostilia,  fig.  i,  n,  ni  11  V-®* 1 

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212  Horatia,  cocles.,  head  of  Pallas  helmeted,  behind,  x,  roma., 

the  Dioscuri  on  horseback  .  1 

* **  This  coin  belonged  to  the  late  Dr.  Nott.  He  thought  it  genuine.  It  has 
evidently  been  exposed  to  the  action  of  fire  or  acid. 

213  Itia,  fig.  i,  rare ;  Julia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  n,  in,  iv,  v,  vn i  7 

214  Julia,  tab.  2,  fig.  vill  ;  tab.  3,  fig.  v  ;  tab.  4,  fig.  I,  ill,  iv,  vii  ; 

tab.  8,  fig.  i,  K;  tab.  9,  fig.  1  .  16 

215  Junia,  tab.  1,  fig.  li,  i  ii,  iv,  vm  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  I,  l II,  vi ;  tab. 

3,  fig.  i,  in,  v,  vi,  vn,  vm  .  16 

216  Licinia,  tab.  1,  fig.  vi,  vn,  vill;  tab.  2,  fig.  n,  ill;  tab.  3, 

fig.  iv,  v,  very  rare,  fig.  vii  .  8 

217  Livineia,  tab.  1,  fig.  I,  II,  in,  vi;  tab.  2,  fig.  II ;  Lollia,  fig.  ll, 

rare ;  Lucilia,  1  ;  Lucretia,  fig.  I,  n  10 

218  Lucretia,  fig.  I  ;  Lutatia,  fig.  I  ;  Msenia,  fig.  I,  ill  ;  Maiania, 

fig.  I  ;  Mamilia,  fig.  I,  ill  ;  Manlia,  fig.  II,  III,  iv,  b  16 


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ROMAN  SILVER  MEDALLIONS. 

Nerva,  his  head,  laureated,  If  cos.  in.,  six  ears  of  corn, 

a  rare  ....  1 

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220  Germanicus,  $1  Messallina  standing,  struck  at  Alexandria  ; 

Trajan,  If  temple,  struck  at  Perga;  another  }f  three  stan¬ 
dards,  struck  at  Antioch  ;  Hadrian  Jupiter  Serapis,  struck 
at  Alexandria  ...  4 

221  Trajan,  2,  If  club  ;  ^  head  of  Hercules,  struck  at  Antioch; 

Severus ,  ^t>  eagle,  struck  at  Antioch,  fine  .  3 

222  Hadrian,  his  head,  laureated,  If  com.  bit.,  front  of  a  temple,  in 

front  inscribed  rom.  s.  v.  ang,  fine  .  1 

,  223  Caracalla,  If  eagle ;  Philip,  If  eagle,  struck  at  Antioch ; 

Ivct-Sry  Verus,  2  Mount  Argaeus  .  .  4 

224  Caracalla,  If  Jupiter  standing  ;  Constans,  If  Emperor  standing  ; 

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/  225  Valens,  If  virtvs.  exer.  citvs.  tes.,  Mars  standing 

C  t* 

SCEATTAS  AND  STICAS. 

f  226  Sceattce,  2,  Hk.  No.  37,  43,  stycce ,  Eanred,  5  ;  iEthelred,  2 

227  Vigmund,  6  ;  Eanred,  4  ;  iEthelred,  8;  Osbert,  4 

28  Vigmund,  5  ;  Eanred,  4  ;  iEthelred,  8  ;  Osbert,  5 

y,  229  iEthelred,  4  ;  Redulf,  1,  very  rare ;  Osbert,  3 

230  iEthelred,  15 ;  Osbert,  6 


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No.  9  .  .  .  3 


and  rare 


Cnut,  eargr.  mo.  eofrpi.,  Hk.  No.  213;  Eadward  the  /10. 
Confessor,  2  .4 


similar  to  Hk.  No.  212  ;  Eadward  the  Confessor 


/■- 


248  Harold  I,  leofpine.  o.  north.,  Ed.  pi.  24,  No.  4,  fine  and 


rare 


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ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN  MEDALS.  Bronze. 


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249  Anne,  4,  ^  taking  of  Vigo  ;  bo  coronation  ;  bk  peace  ;  royal 

arms ;  George  III,  3,  thanksgiving  at  St.  Paul’s  ;  and  one 
on  his  death  .  .  8 

250  Lord  Duncan,  Earl  St.  Vincent,  Sir  J.  B.  Warren,  Earl  Howe, 

on  their  various  victories  ;  and  Earl  Spencer,  as  first  Lord  of 
the  Admiralty,  fine  .  .  A 

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251  John  Duke  of  Marlborough  ;  Major  Gen.  Sir  W.  P.  Carrol; 

Lieut.  Gen.  Marquis  Wellington,  all  fine  .  3  * 

•  252  Prince  Albert  on  laying  the  foundation  of  the  Royal  Exchange  ; 
Rev.  Henry  Richard  Dawson,  Dean  of  St.  Patrick,  on  his 
death >fine  .  .  .  2  / 

253  George  III,  ]$>  Victory,  by  Westwood ;  an  altar  (on  the  at¬ 

tempt  to  assassinate  him),  by  Kuchler ;  5*>  George  Prince 
Regent,  by  Webb  and  Mills ;  and  one  on  his  recovery,  5^ 
tripod,  plated  .  .  —  " 

254  George  III,  recovery  of  health,  5k  tripod ;  1£>  crown  and  wreath,  r 

(on  the  attempt  to  assassinate);  one  on  his  death  ;  George  IV, 
Coronation,  2  .5 

255  Hugh  Earl  of  Alsatia,  5k  tree,  with  shields  ;  Christina,  5*,  sun  ; 

Albert  Earl  of  Alsatia,  5k  hand  and  book  upon  a  base,  &c.  5  * 

256  Cicero,  two  figures ;  Joseph  and  Stephen  Montgolfier,  2,  5^ 

balloons ;  and  one  of  Maria  Theresa  Queen  of  Hungary, 
fine  .  .  4  r 


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NAPOLEON  MEDALS— Bronze. 

V. 

257  To  Commemorate  the  Entertainment  given  to  Napoleon  on  his 

Coronation,  No.  88 >fine  .  .  1  ' 

258  Coronation  at  Milan,  No.  96  ;  the  same,  97  ;  The  tomb  of  De- 

saix,  No.  98,  No.  99 ;  and  one  struck  with  the  two  reverses, 

rare  .  .  .  .  5  ^  ^  * 

259  Ligurian  Republic  united  to  France,  No.  101 ;  The  School  of 

Medicine,  No.  102;  Levee  of  the  Camp  of  Boulogne,  No. 

103  ;  Address  to  the  army  on  the  Bridge  of  Lects,  No.  104,  ,  // 

fine  •  .  .  .  4  ^ 

260  Ligurian  Republic  united  to  France,  No.  101  ;  Capitulation  of 

Ulm,  No.  105  ;  Taking  of  Vienne  and  Presbourgh,  No.  106,  7  /C'fi  * 
and  No.  10 7,  fine  •  .  .  4 

261  Recovery  of  the  Colours  at  Inspruck,  No.  108  ;  Battle  of  Aus- 

terlitz,  No.  109  ;  The  three  Emperors,  No.  110  ;  Interview  A  y/'' 
between  the  two  Emperors,  No.  Ill, fine  .  4 

262  Napoleon  receiving  the  Deputation  from  Paris  at  Schoenbrun, 

rare  .  .  .  .  1  |  v  #  * 

263  The  three  Emperors,  No.  110;  Cathedral  of  Vienne,  No.  114; 

Conquest  of  Venice,  No.  115;  Conquest  of  Dalmatia,  No.  ,  /J  ^ 
H9  >fine  ....  4 


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fQ  '  264  Conquest  of  Istria,  rare;  Conquest  of  Naples,  No.  120 ;  Sove- 

/  _ • i  •  •  xt  i  ai  Ti/r  •  T*  * Drt  J  / 


reignties  given,  No.  121  ;  Marriage  of  the  Prince  of  Baden, 


S4- 


/  A 


No.  122,  fine  .  .  •  4 

265  National  Column,  No.  123  ;  Triumphal  arch,  No.  124  ;  Sove- 

reignties  given,  No.  121  ;  Marriage  of  the  Prince  of  Baden, 
fine  ....  4 

266  The  Grand  Sanhedrin,  No.  125  ;  Battle  of  Jena,  No.  202,  and  ^ 

204;  Entre  into  Berlin,  No.  205,  fine  .  4  A-'  • 

267  Capitulation  of  Spandau,  Stettin,  Magdebourg,  and  Custrin, 

No.  206  ;  Saxon  Alliance,  No.  207  ;  Occupation  of  Ham-  Q 
bourg,  No.  208  ;  Vistula,  No.  211,  fine  .  4  /&? 

268  Battle  of  Eglau,  No.  212  ;  Stay  at  Osterode,  No.  213  ;  Delive¬ 
rance  of  Dantzic,  No.  214  ;  Battle  of  Friedland,  No.  215; 

Three  quarter  bust  of  Napoleon,  eagle  of  France  upon  jd  ^ 
thunder,  No.  443,  fine  ...  5 

269  Battle  of  Friedland,  No.  216  ;  Occupation  of  the  three  Capitals, 

No.  217  ;  Conquest  of  Silesia,  No.  218  ;  Kingdom  of  West-  h 
phalia,  No.  224,  fine  ...  4  A. 

y  270  Peace  of  Tilsit,  No.  219;  Duchy  of  Warsaw,  No.  223  ;  King¬ 
dom  of  Westphalia,  No.  224 ;  Etruria  united  to  France, 

No.  22 7,  fine  ...  4 


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ROMAN  GOLD.  v  , 

271  Trajan,  his  head  laureated,  pont.  max.  tr.  pot.  cos.  ii.,  for¬ 
tune  standing,  very  fine  .  .  1 

/  '  272  Antoninus-  Pius,  his  head  laureated,  ^  lib.  iiii.,  Emperor  , 

seated  upon  an  estrade,  Liberality  and  another  figure  stand-  y//^ 
ing,  rare  ....  1 

r  273  Faustina  sen.,  aeternitas.,  veiled  female  standing,  holding!^  ;7 
a  patra  in  her  right  hand,  her  left  rests  upon  a  rudder  ana 
globe,  very  fine  ...  1 


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274  Faustina  sen.,  avgvsta.,  female  standing,  holding  two  torches,  / 


h  /  s/y 


fine  .  .  •  •  1  yt-1 

275  L.  Verus,  his  head  laureated,  ^  tr.  p.  vi.  imp.  iiii.  cos.  ii.,,,  , 
Victory  holding  a  shield,  inscribed  vie.  par.,  very  fine 

276  L.  Verus,  his  head  laureated,  ^  tr.  p-  vm.  imp.  v.  cos.  iii., 

•  Equity  seated,  very  fine  .  .  1 

y  277  Pertinax,  his  head  laureated,  ^  provid.  deor.  cos.  ii.,  female 
standing,  very  fine  and  rare  .  .  1 

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278  Gallienus,  his  head  laureated,  iovi.  conserva.,  Jupiter 
standing,  very  fine 


279  Valentinian,  I,  his  head  diademed,  Victoria,  avgg.  com., 
two  Emperors  seated,  a  victory  above,  fine  .  1 


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280  Gratian,  his  head  diademed,  victoria,  avgg.  trobt.,  two 


Emperors  seated  above  a  victory,  very  fine 


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ROMAN  SMALL  BRASS. 

LOT 

281  Vabalathus,  1,  rare  ;  Tacitus,  18,  found  at  Ambleteuse,  very  /? 

fine ;  Numerianus,  2  .  .  21 

282  Tacitus,  7  ;  Florianus,  2  ;  Carus,  3  ;  Numerianus,  3  ;  Carinus,  5  ; 

Magnia  Urbica,  2,  rare  and  fine  .  22 

283  Carus  and  Carinus,  their  two  heads,  Peace  walking,  very 

rare  ;  Diocletian,  2  ;  Carausius,  1,  5*>  Providence ;  Helena, 

1  ;  Allectus,  2,  15  Peace  ;  5^  ship,  rare  .  7  / 

284  Diocletian,  13;  Maximianus,  8;  Carausius,  2  ;  5^  Peace  stand¬ 

ing  ;  Victory  walking  ;  Allectus,  2,  5c  ships  25  / 

285  Helena,  3  ;  Constantius,  3  ;  Max.  Daza,  2  ;  Maxentius,  1  ;  Ro¬ 

mulus,  1,  rare  and  fine  ;  Licinius,  9 ,fine  .  19^  £  ' 

286  Theodora,  1  ;  Gal  Maximus,  1,  rare  ;  Max.  Daza,  1 ;  Maxen¬ 

tius,  1  ;  Licinius,  1  ;  Licinius  jun.,  1  ;  Martinianis  ?  1  ;  Con-  yfi  ' 

stantine  the  Great,  15  .  .  22 


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ROMAN  LARGE  BRASS. 

/j/« 7  Antoninus  Pius,  15  female  standing;  M.  Aurelius,  15  Salus  y  £  * 

standing  ;  Faustina,  15  Laetitia  standing,  all  very  fine  3 
288  Antoninus  Pius,  15  Emperor  standing  ;  M.  Aurelius,  55  'Em¬ 
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Coramodus,  5,  all  different  reverses,  and  fine  15  '  ' 

M.  Aurelius,  4  ;  Faustina  jun.,  3  ;  L.  Verus,  2  ;  Lucilla,  1  ;  / 

Commodus,  5,  all  different  reverses,  and  fine  .  15 

M.  Aurelius,  8  ;  Faustina  jun.,  4;  L.  Verus,  2  ;  Lucilla,  2  ; 

Commodus,  4,  all  different  reverses  .  20  '  /' 

M.  Aurelius,  8 ;  Faustina  jun.,  7  ;  L.  Verus,  3  ;  Lucilla,  2  ; 

Commodus,  2,  all  different  reverses  .  22  /  ^ 

L.  Verus,  3,  ^  Fortune  seated;  Mars  standing;  Dacia 
seated;  Lucilla,  3,  I^>  Concord  seated;  51  Vesta  standing; 

$>  vota.  pvblica.  in  a  wreath  ;  Commodus,  7,  mostly  very  /  /j 
fine  .  .  .  13 

Commodus,  3  ;  Crispina,  3  ;  Clodius  Albinus,  4  ;  Severus,  6, 
all  different,  some  fine  .  .  16 

Commodus,  4  ;  Crispina,  3  ;  Clodius  Albinus,  3 ;  Severus,  6, 
all  different,  some  fine  .  .  16 

Clodius  Albinus,  3  ;  Sep.  Severus,  5,  one  victoria,  brit.  ; 

Julia  Domna,  4 .fine  .  .  12 

Manlia  Scantilla,  ivno.  regina.,  Juno  standing,  at  her  feet, 
a  peacock,  poor ,  but  rare  .  .  1 

Didia  Clara,  £>  hilari.  tempor.,  Hilaritas  standing,  fine , 
a  plated  com  .  .  \  <3 

Pescennius  Niger,  romae.  aeternae.,  poor,  but  very  rare  \  /  '• 
Severus,  9;  Julia  Domna,  5;  Caracalla,  4,  all  different  re¬ 
verses  .  .  .18  -  // 

Severus,  9;  Julia  Domna,  5;  Caracalla,  4,  all  different  re¬ 
verses  .  .  .  is  ’  /  ' 

Clodius]Albinus,  Felicity  standing  ;  Severus,  6  ;  Julia  Domna, 

3,  mostly  fine  .  .  10  /  \<s  ' 

Sep.  Severus,  If  aeternit.  imperi.,  heads  of  Caracalla  and 

Geta  facing  each  other,  fine  and  rare  i  -  // 

Sep.  Severus,  aeternit.  imperi.,  heads  of  Caracalla  and 

Geta  facing  each  other,  fine  and  rare  i  ■  ^ 

Severus,  9 ;  Julia  Domna,  4 ;  Caracalla,  5,  fine,  and  all 

different  .  .  18  *  /./ 


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ROMAN  CONSULAR  SILVER. 

Marcia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  n,  iv,  vi,  vii;  tab.  2,  fig.  hi,  iv,  vm  ; 

tab.  3,  fig.  i ;  Maria,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  v,  very  rare  12 

Marcia,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  iv,  vi ;  tab.  2,  fig.  iii  ;  tab.  3,  fig.  i  ; 
Memmia,  fig.  i,  ii,  iv  ;  Mescinia,  fig.  ii,  rare  10 


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but  very  rare  .  •  2 61  c* 

326  Mettia,  fig.  ii,  rare  ;  Minutia,  fig.  \,  plated,  but  very  rare  2 

327  Minutia,  fig.  i,  ii,  iv,  v;  Mucia  I,  fine ;  Mussidia,  tab.  1,^^ 

fig.  in,  iv,  rare  .  •  8 

328  Munatia,  fig.  \u,fine,  and  very  rare ;  Mussidia,  tab.  1,  fig.  n, 

in,  g,  and  one  not  figured  in  Morel  1,  similar  to  fig.  G,  with 
imp.  caesar.  round  the  head  .  5 

329  Nsevia,  fig.  i,  and  one  with  xvi.  over  the  horses  ;  another  with  i 

cxviiii  ;  Nasidia,  fig.  u,fine  and  rare  ;  Neria  I,  rare  5  a 

330  Nonia,  fig  i,  very  fine ;  Norbiana,  fig.  ii  ;  Numitoria,  fig.  b,  r 

very  rare  .  .  .3  /V* 

331  Ogulnia,  fig.  a,  very  rare  ;  Opeimia,  fig.  i ;  Papia,  fig.  i,  ii,  in, 

fine  .  .  .5  /7 

332  Papiria,  fig.  i ;  Petillia,  fig.  i,  ii  ;  Petronia,  fig.  in,  iv,  \\,fine  6 

333  Pinaria,  fig.  ii,  a  ;  another,  head  of  Jupiter,  5k  Victory  erecting  ^ 

a  trophy;  Plaetoria,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  d,  iv,  v  .  9/V° 

334  Plaetoria,  tab.  1,  fig.  iv,  v  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  ii,  very  fine  and  rare  ;  r\ 

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Plancia,  fig.  i,  very  fine  .  .  4  /-  ^ 

'  335  Plancia,  fig.  i ;  Plautia,  fig.  i,  n,  in,  iv,  v,  vi,  fine  9  J/YC 

*  336  Poblicia,  fig.  i,  a,  ii,  iv;  Pompeia,  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  m,  vi,  rare  7 

,  337  Poblicia,  fig.  n,  iv  ;  Pompeia,  tab.  3,  fig.  hi,  iv,  v  6  /U 

338  Pomponia,  tab.  i,  fig.  I,  ii,  III,  iv,  vi ;  tab.  2,  fig.  I,  II,  iv, 

rare  .  .  .8  ' 


339  Porcia,  fig.  I,  ii,  III,  a,  b,  vi  ;  and  two  Quinarii 


8 


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340  Porcia,  fig.  in,  vi ;  and  two  Quinarii;  Postumia,  tab.  1,  fig.  I,  7 

11,  in,  iv,  v,  v,  vi,  vii,  vin,  all  fine  .  12 

341  Postumia,  tab.  1,  fig.  1,  v  ;  Procilia,  fig.  I,  11  ;  Quinctia,  3  ; 

Renia,  1  ;  and  others  .  .  15^  ^ 

342  Roscia,  fig.  1,  having  various  adjuncts,  very  curious  and  fine  11  fifiy 


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343  Calixtus  III,  5k  vessels ;  Pius  II,  5k  table  and  books  ;  Paul  11, 

2,  boar  hunt ;  5k  arms  ;  Sixtus  IV,  5k  bridge ;  Julius  II,  ^ ^ 
51  building  and  ships  .  .  .  6  * 

344  Paul  III,  51  Rome;  ^  building;  Julius  III,  5k  doorway;  5k 

anglia.  resurges,  ( modern  die),  rare  .  4 

345  Julius  III,  5k  Hilaritas  ;  villas,  ivliae.  ;  5k  Annona ;  5k 


two  figures ;  Marcellus  II,  5k  Christ  disputing  with  the  / 
doctors ;  5k  St.  Peter  receiving  the  kevs  .  fi  Go 

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Julius  [III,  I£,  Hilaritas;  I?t  villae.  ivliae.  ;  Marcellus, 
Hilaritas  ;  Urbanus  VIII,  inscription ;  Rome  seated, 
and  a  Medallet  ...  6 

Alexander  II,  building  ;  gladiator  fighting  a  lion  2 

Alexander  VIII,  Obelisk  and  buildings  ;  Religion  de¬ 
stroying  the  Hydra,  fine  .  .  2 

Paul  V,  ^  building;  Alexander  VIII,  ^  monument;  Clement 
XII,  ^  building  and  ships  .  .  3 

Urbanus  VIII,  doorway  ;  Innocent  X,  Obelisk  ;  dove ; 
Clement  XI,  1^  doorway  ;  Alexander  XIII,  JJi  Censor ; 
Christ  washing  his  disciples  feet  .  .  6 

Innocent  X,  Obelisk  and  building;  Alexander  VIII, 
globe  ;  Innocent  XII,  If,  inscription  ;  Clement  XI,  1^  Reli¬ 
gion  seated  ;  Benedictus  XIII,  If  inscription,  fine  5 

Louis  XII,  ( surname d  the  Father  of  his  People ),  his  queen, 

early  French  medal  ...  1 

Louis  XIV,  ( King  of  France  ;)  series  of  Medals,  commemora¬ 
ting  the  most  remarkable  events  of  his  reign,  all  fine  78 

Louis  XV,  ( King  of  France  ;)  series  of  Medals,  correspond¬ 
ing  in  size  and  work  to  the  last  lot ,fine  .  66 

ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN  SILVER  MEDALS. 

*  "  ,  "7""  -  -- .  ^  ?■'.  •-  mT  '  -  "i  L  ■■  _■»!!  | 

355  Anne,  If  composite.  venerantvr.  armis.  mdccxiii.,  Bri¬ 
tannia  seated;  Anne,  insvlje.  captje.  mdccviii.,  Victory 
standing  holding  a  palm  branch  and  shield  charged  with  a 
fleu  de  lis,  by  Croker  •  •  .  2 

Anne,  9  VALLO.  GALLORVM.  DIRVTO.  ET.  DVACO.  CAPTO. 
mdccx.,  Victory  placing  a  shield  upon  a  column  ;  Anne, 
m aii.  1.  mdccvii.,  the  royal  arms,  and  one  of  Sir  H. 
jp  ,  Englefield,  fine  .  .  3 

George  Duke  of  Brunswick  and  Lunenburgh,  1634,  fra- 
trvm.  CONCORDIA,  coronat.,  Union  standing  between  four 
crowned  figures  ;  Christian  Louis,  Duke  of  Brunswick  and 
Lunenburgh,  on  horseback,  ^  arms  .  2 

358  Henry  Julius,  Duke  of  Brunswick  and  Lunenburgh,  Tf  arms  ; 
~  ^  on  the  Capture  of  Groningen,  Van  Loo,  tom.  I.  p.  440  ;  on 
,  the  Conquest  of  Grave,  Van  Loo,  tom.  I.  p.  555  3 

/^y/^359  Spain,  Philip  IIII,  Six  and  Quarter  Dollar  Piece,  1623,  fine  1 


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360  Harthacnut,  head  helmeted,  othaengr.  on.  lvd.,  Hk.,  No. 


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218 ,fine,  and  very  rare  .  •  \/^erfK 

361  ^thelred  II,  Hk.,  No.  207 ;  Cnut,  Hk.,  212;  Eadward  the 
Confessor,  3  ...  5 


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362  Cnut  I,  Hk.y  No.  212  ;  Eadward  the  Confessor,  4 

363  Cnut  I,  Hk.)  No.  208  ;  Eadward  the  Confessor,  4 

*  364  Cnut  I,  Hk.)  No.  208  ;  Eadward  the  Confessor,  4 

365  Eadward  the  Confessor,  various  types  and  mintages 

f  366  Eadward  the  Confessor,  sovereign  type,  1,  and  two  similar  to  .  " 

Hk.)  No.  218,  and  223  .  .  ' 


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367  Harold  II,  alfporn.  on.  pilti.,  Hk.)  No.  230 

368  Harold  II,  vlfcetel.  on.  eof.,  Hk„  No.  231 

369  William  the  Conqueror,  pax.,  types  5,  and  one  canopy  type,  .  s 

Hk.,  No.  236  ...  6 rfra/Tr 

370  William  II,  brintric.  on.  lvn.,  Hk .,  No.  238,  fine  and 

rare  ....  1  - 

371  Henry  11,5;  Richard  1,  Aquitaine  Penny ;  John  2;  head  in 

a  triangle,  and  full  face,  rare  .  .  8  ^  /*• 

372  Henry  II,  6 ;  Henry  III,  12  ;  long  and  short  crosses,  two  rex. 

terci.,  and  one  rex-  ang.  .  .  18 

373  Edward  I,  Pennies,  struck  at  London ,  York ,  Canterbury , 

Lincoln ,  Durham,  St.  Edmunds,  Kyngston ,  fyc.  14  / 

374  Edward  I,  Pennies,  struck  at  York ,  Exeter,  rare ,  London, 

Chester ;  Edward  II,  Groat,  London;  and  a  Halfpenny  6 

375  Edward  I,  Penny,  struck  by  Bishop  Kellow,  Durham,  rare  ;  / 

Edward  II,  struck  at  York ,  with  annulets  between  each 
word  ....  2 

376  Edward  III,  Groat,  London ;  Half  Groats,  London,  2  ;  Richard 
II,  Groat,  rare ;  and  Edward  the  Black  Prince,  Aquitaine 

n  .  Penny  .  .  .5 

377  Henry  IV,  V,  VI,  Groats,  2  ;  Half  Groats,  2,  Calais,  and  one  ^ 
struck  at  London  ;  Richard  III,  Groat,  struck  at  London  6  v/a 

$78  Richard  II,  Halfpenny,  London  ;  Richard  III,  Groat,  London ,  y 
fine  .  .  *2  ft 

379  Edward  IV,  Half  Groats,  4 ;  Henry  VII,  Groats,  3  ;  HalfOp 
Groats,  5  .  12T  ho+A 

^  380  Henry  VII,  Groats,  2  ;  Half  Groats,  5;  Henry  VIII,  Groats,  2  ; 


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^7  381  Henry  VII,  Groats,  3  ;  Half  Groats,  6  ;  Pennies,  2  11 

t!82  Edward  VI,  Crown,  m.rn.  y,  1551  ;  Shilling's,  5  ;  Sixpences,  2; 
Threepences,  2,  rare  .  .  8 

383  Philip  and  Mary,  Sixpence,  1554  ;  Half  Groat,  Sn.  pi.  5,  No.  4, 

scarce;  Pennies,  4  ;  and  an  Irish  Sixpence  .  7 

384  Elizabeth,  Crown,  m.  m.  1,  in  fair  condition  .  1 


385 

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FOREIGN  MEDALS,  Bronze. 

Dr.  C.  G.  Hagar,  reading  desk,  by  Loos ;  Conquest  of  Ha- 
drianopolis,  by  Loos  ;  and  one  of  P.  A.  V.  Delannean,yme  3 
Carolus  Goldoni,  ^  Comedy  seated;  and  a  Portuguese  Medal  2 
Illustrious  Men — Guttemburg,  Poussin,  Tasso,  Milton,  Galileo, 
all  fine  .  .  .5 

Illustrious  Men — Alfieri,  Saavedra,  Charles  V,  Rotrou,  Mon¬ 
tesquieu,  all  fine  .  .  5 

Illustrious  Men — Vicelli,  Cimarosa,  Piron,  Delile,  Gluck,  Bailly, 
all  fine  .  .  -  .6 

French  Marshals  and  Generals — Massena,  Augereau,  Hoche, 
Kleber,  all  fine  .  .  4 

St.  Louis,  Henry  IV,  Louis  XVIII,  3,  Charles  X,  Duke  and 
Duchess  de  Berry,  fine  .  .  6 

NAPOLEON  MEDALS.  Bronze. 

// 3^2  Mount  Simplon,  No.  228  ;  Road  from  Nice  to  Rome,  No.  229  ; 

Battle  of  Somno  Sierra,  No.  235  ;  Grand  Sanhedrin, 
No.  125  .  .4 

393  Town  of  Lille  to  Napoleon,  No.  73  ;  Descent  on  England,  and 

landing  in  Alexandria,  (both  struck  at  Birmingham )  ;  In- 
subri  liberated,  fine  .  .  4 

394  Entry  into  Madrid,  No.  234  ;  Breaking  the  Peace  of  Presbourg, 

No.  237 ;  Entry  into  Vienna,  No.  239 ;  Battle  of  Esling, 
No.  24S),fine  .  .  4 

395  Attack  upon  Antwerp,  No.  240 ;  taking  of  Raal,  No.  242  ; 
Rome  and  France  united,  No.  243  ;  Rome  made  the  second 
capital,  No. 244;  Chamber  of  Commerce  at  Antwerp,  No.  308, 

fine  .  .  .5 

396  Conquest  of  Illyria,  No.  246  ;  Battle  of  Wagram,  No.  247  ; 
Defeat  of  all  Enemies,  No.  248  ;  Peace  of  Vienne,  No.  249, 

.  .  .4 


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397  King  of  Saxony’s  visit  to  the  Mint,  No.  250  ;  King  and  Queen 

of  Bavaria  visit  the  Mint,  No.  253 ;  marriage  Medals,  No. 

256,  257,  and  258  .  . 

398  Bank  of  France,  head  of  Napoleon,  Jpl  Fortune  seated  with  her 

attributes,  No.  252  ;  Baptism  of  the  King  of  Rome,  No.  271,  //  __  A. 

fine  ....  ^  ^ 

399  Duke  of  Wurtembourgh  visits  the  Mint,  No.  264 ;  Canal  a 

l’Ourcq,  No.  266  ;  Orphan  School,  No.  267 ;  Society  of 
Arts,  Athenaeum  of  Vaucluse,  No.  273,  fine  .  5 

400  Memory  of  the  Duke  of  Montebello,  No.  268  ;  Head  of  Napo¬ 

leon,  B>  vota.  pvblica.,  in  a  wreath  .  2 

401  Birth  of  the  King  of  Rome,  No.  270,  270,*  three  sizes  ;  Prin- 

cess  Eliza,  No.  453 ,fine  •  •  ^ 

402  Foundation  of  the  School  of  Fine  Arts  at  Rome  ;  Birth  of  the 

King  of  Rome,  two  varieties ;  and  three  others,  all  small ;  /j 
head  of  Napoleon  in  a  military  hat,  his  protest,  fine  7 

403  Taking  of  Wilna,  No.  274 ;  Battle  of  Moscow,  No.  275  ;  a  ^ 

Entry  into  Moscow,  No.  276  ;  Battle  of  Moscow,  Hercules 
fighting,yme  ...  4 

404  Eagle  of  France  on  the  Wolga,  No.  278  ;  Retreat  of  the  arnr^' 

No.  279;  Battle  of  Lutzen,  No.  281  ;  Battle  of  Wurtclien,  /  '  / 

No.  282,  rare  and  fine  .  •  4 

405  Mount  Cenis,  No.  283  ;  Canal  of  Mons,  No.  284  ;  Campaign  of 

the  Marne,  No.  285 ;  Return  of  the  Emperor,  No.  y/JLa. 
fine  ....  4 

406  Fortune  adverse  ;  Departure  of  the  Emperor  ;  Stay  at  Elba  ; 

Emperor  and  Empress  ;  Napoleon  gives  his  son  to  France,  .  // 

fine  ....  5 


ROMAN  GOLD. 

407  Theodosius  I,  his  head  diademed,  B>  concordia.  avgga ./Ij 

conob.,  Rome  seated,  holding  a  shield,  very  fine  / ^ / 

408  Theodosius  I,  Victory;  Leo  II,. ^  cross  in  a  wreath;  Seve- 

rus  III,  B5  cross  in  a  wreath,  all  quinarii  .  3^  Z** 

409  Arcadius,  his  head  diademed,  B  victoria,  avggg.  comob.,  /) 

Emperor  placing  his  foot  upon  an  enemy,  fine  1  /Cy^—p 

410  Honorius,  his  head  helmeted,  B  concordia.  avggs.  conob., 

Rome  seated,  fine  ...  1  OS fit 

411  Theodosius  II,  his  head  helmeted,  B  glor.  orvis.  terrar.  A  ~ 

tesor.,  Emperor  standing  .  .  1 

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Johannes,  his  head  diademed,  victoria,  avggg.  comob., 
Emperor  placing  his  foot  upon  an  enemy,  very  rare  1 

Valentinian  III,  his  head  diademed,  victoria,  avgggz. 

conob.,  Rome  seated,  fine  .  .  I 

Marcianus,  his  head  helmeted,  victoria,  avggg.,  Victory 
standing,  holding  a  cross, .  .  I 

Leo  II,  his  head  helmeted,  victoria,  avggg.  z.  conob., 
Victory  standing,  holding  a  cross  .  .  1 

Majorianus,  his  head  helmeted,  ^  Rome  seated  ;  Nepos,  Vic¬ 
tory  standing,  holding  a  cross  .  2 

Mahogany  cabinet,  58  drawers,  in  two  rows,  beautifully  inlaid 
doors,  pierced  for  coins  and  medals,  by  Roberts  1 

Inlaid  cabinet,  11  drawers,  containing  594  holes,  pierced  for 
Roman  silver,  by  Roberts  .  .  1 

Mahogany  cabinet,  1 1  drawers,  containing  trays  for  medals  1 


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^^420  Licinius  jun.,  2  ;  Constantine  the  Great,  21 ;  Fausta,  2  25  < 

^421  Crispus,  10;  Dalmatius,  2  ;  Constantine  II,  23  .  35  *  / 

422  Vetranio,  $>  Emperor  standing  with  military  ensigns,  very  rare ; 

Magnentius,  1 ;  Decentius,  1 ;  Julian  II,  1  ;  Jovianus,  rare  5  *  /£  - 
y~j423  Constans  I,  3  ;  Magnentius,  8  ;  Decentius,  2  ;  Julian  II,  1  ; 

Helena,  2  ;  Valentinian,  1  ;  Valens,  3  ;  Gratian,  3  ;  Valen¬ 
tinian  II,  1 ;  Flacilla,  1;  Alaricus,  1,  fine;  Arcadeus,  2,  fiL  f  ^ 
fine  .  .  .28 

.  424  Gratian,  1 ;  Arcadius,  1  ;  Constantine  III,  1,  very  rare;  Pris-  f 

cus  Attalus,  1,  very  rare  .  .  4 

425  Eudoxia,  1  ;  Romulus,  1,  extremely  rare;  Anastatius,  1  ;  and  s/p  „ 
'  others  .  .  \\  ' 

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■  427  Orbiana,  9  Concord  seated,  rare ;  Julia  Mamsea,  9  Yrenus 
standing ,  very  fine;  ^  Venus  seated  .  3 

428  Julia  Mamaea,  2,  9  Venus  standing;  Maximus,  9  Emperor 

standing,  behind,  two  ensigns,  fine  .  3 

429  Gordian  I,  (Africanus)  9  Providence  standing,  leaning  upoi y  // 

a  column,  fine  and  rare  .  •  1  ^ ^ 

430  Gordian  II,  ( Africanus )  51  Rome  seated,  fine  and  rare  1  / i V4*' 

431  Balbinus,  9  Liberality  standing ;  Pupienus,  15  Victory  stand- 

ing,  both  very  fine  .  •  2 

'  /c>  *’  432  Gordian  III,  f  Pius)  9  Peace  walking ;  9s  Jupiter  standing  ; 

9  female  seated  ;  9  female  standing,  holding  an  ensign,  all  f  / 
very  fine  .  .  .4 

433  Philip  sen.,  1,5  saecvlares  avgg.,  Cippus,  inscribed  cos. 

very  fine;  Postumus,  9  two  Victories  supporting  a  shiekf,  /JLj 
fine  .  .  •  2 

y  434  Philip  sen.,  9  -  Security  seated  ;  Otacilia,  9  Piety  standing  ; 

Philip  jun.,  9  Emperor  standing;  Trajanus  Decius,  15  Illyria 
standing  ;  15  Dacia  standing,  fine  .  5 

435  Trajanus  Decius,  15  Illyria  standing  ;  Etruscilla,  9  Pudicitia 

seated  ;  9=  Fecundity  standing  .  4  (^S/i 

436  Hostilianus,  9  Emperor  standing;  Volusianus,  15  Emperor 
standing  ;  Herennius  Etruscus,  9s  Emperor  standing,  fine  3  yfi 

437  Antoninus  Pius,  3  ;  Faustina  sen.;  L.Verus;  Marciana  (doubt-  y 

fuij,  &c.  .  .  .8 


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438  Caracalla,  19,  all  different  reverses;  Geta,  2,  mostly  fine  12 '{/~/*** 

439  Caracalla,  6,  two  large  size ;  Plautilla,  4  ;  Geta,  3 ;  mostly  * 

fine  ....  13  ° 

440  Caracalla,  6,  one  large  size ;  Plautilla,  4  ;  Geta,  3,  mostly  /  y 

fine  .... 

441  Caracalla,  9  C0NC0RDIA- ETERNAE*  5  heads  of  Serverus  and  A 

Julia  side  by  side,  very  rare  .  .  1  ^  . 

442  Macrinus,  3,  9  Felicity  standing  ;  9  Emperor  seated  ;  9  Salus 

seated ;  9  Elagabalus,  3  ;  9  Laetitia  standing ;  9  Fortune  y  y 
seated;  9  sacerd.  dei.  solis.  elagab.,  Emperor  sacriS-^^' 
cing  ;  Alexander,  6,  mostly  fine  .  .  12 y^  // 

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443  Macrinus,  2  ;  Diadumenian,  princ.  ivventvtis.,  Emperor 

/)  standing  with  three  ensigns,  fine  and  rare  .  3 

444  Elagabalus,  3;  Julia  Soaemias,  l,  poor:  Julia  Maesa,  1  ;  Alex¬ 

ander,  8,  all  different ,  and  fine  .  ]  3 

J/ ' ^agabalus,  4  ;  Julia  Maesa,  1  ;  Alexander,  8,  all  different ,  and 
/  jine  •  .  .  .  13 

>>  ^46  Julia  Mamaea,  3  ;  Maximus,  3;  Balbinus,  2  ;  Gordianus  Pius,  4  ; 
^  Philip,  4,  all  different  .  .  16 

/7  A47  Julia  Mamaea,  4 ;  Maximinus,  2 ;  Gordianus  Pius,  1  ;  Heren- 


nius,  1  ;  Treb.  Gallus,  1  ;  Volusian,  3 ;  all  different ,  and 
fine  ....  12 

jj  448  Gordian  I,  ( Africanus ),  p.  m.  tr.  p.  cos.  pp.,  Emperor  stand- 

ing,  Jine  and  rare  ...  1 

-  449  Gordian  II,  (. Africanus ),  51  victoria,  avgg.,  Victory  walking, 
*+**-*— ^  Jine  and  rare  .  .  .  1 

y/450  Maximinus,  3;  Balbinus,  1  ;  Pupienus,  1  ;  Gordianus  Pius,  4 
Philip  4,  Jine  ...  13 

jfff  *  451  Maximinus,  3;  Balbinus,  1;  Gordianus  Pius,  4;  Philip,  4; 

Otacilia,  2  .  .  .  14 

$ •  _  452  Paulina,  5&  consecratio.,  the  Empress  seated  upon  a  peacock, 

Jine  and  rare  ...  1 

453  Maximus,  ^  pietas.  avg.,  sacrificial  instruments,  Jine  and 
rare  ....  1 

|54  Otacilia,  2  ;  Philip  jun.,  3  ;  Trajanus  Decius,  Herennius  Etrus- 
cus,  3  ;  Etruscilla,  1  ;  Treb.  Gallus,  2  ;  Volusian,  1  ;  TEmi- 
/J  y  lianus,  4,  mostly  Jine  .  .  .  18 

455  Valerianus,  4  ;  Mariniana,  3  ;  Gallienus,  12,  mostly  Jine  19 

xy  /456  Gallienus,  14;  Salonina,  3;  Saloninus,  2;  Postumus,  2, 

***&?*'  .  .  .21 
457  Macrianus  jun.,  Romae.  eaternae.,  Rome  seated;  Quietus, 
"  '  Romae.  eaternae.,  Rome  seated,  both  fine ,  and  very 


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Gallienus,  restored  coins  of  Augustus,  Vespasian,  Titus,  Trajan, 
*  Hadrian,  M.  Aurelius,  Commodus,  and  Alexander,  Jine  9 

159  Diocletian  I,  very  Jine  ;  Maximinus,  If  Pretorian  camp,  Jine  ; 
Constantine  the  Great ;  Constans  ;  Constantius  II ;  Constan- 
/>  tius  Gallus ;  and  Julian  .  .  jg 

//*  460  Diocletian,  Constantius  II,  Julian,  Jovian,  Valentinian,  Va- 
lens,  &c.  «...  20 

61  Valens,  Gratian,  Valentinian,  Theodosius,  &c.  .  23 


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463  Maximus,  3  ;  Victor,  3  ;  Eugenius,  3 ;  Arcadius,  4  ;  Honorus, 

5;  Constantine;  Tyr.  Constans;  Tyr.  Attila,  1;  Zeno,  1, 
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464  Rubria,  fig.  i,  ii,  hi,  v;  Rustia,  fig.  i,  ii,  rare ;  Rutilia, 

fig.  i,  fine  .  •  7 

465  Rustia,  fig.  i;  Rutilia,  fig.  i;  Salvia,  fig.  i,  fine ;  Sanquinia, 

fig.  I,  ii  ;  Satriena,  2  ;  Saufiea,  1  .  //. 

466  Scribonia,  fig.  I,  iv  ;  Sempronia,  fig.  I,  in,  rare ,  iv,  all  fine 

467  Scribonia,  fig.  i,  iv  ;  Sentia,  5,  fig.  i,  with  various  letters  ;  Se^  y 

pullia,  fig.  I  IT,  iv  .  •  10  ®'‘ 

468  Sepullia,  fig.  ill,  iv ;  Sergia,  1  ;  Servilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  I,  ill,  iv,  7j 

v,  vn  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  iv,  v  .  13 

469  Sestia,  fig.  \,fine  and  rare;  Sicinia,  fig.  I,  II,  3,  fine  5 

470  Spurilia,  1 ;  Sulpicia,  tab.  1,  fig.  I,  1 1 ,  vi,  rare;  tab.  2,  fig.  ill,  j? 

iv,  rare  .  •  -7 

471  Tarquitia,  2,  fig.  I;  Terentia,  fig.  I,  very  fine;  Thoria,  fig.  I,  ut, 

with  various  letters,  fine  .  .  16  , 

472  Titia,  fig.  i;  Titinia,  1  ;  Tituria,  fig.  b,  hi,  iv,  vi  .fine  11 

473  Trebania,  fig.  i  ;  Tullia,  fig.  I ;  Valeria,  tab.  1,  fig.  a,  ill,  b,  v,  A 

vii,  viii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  Ii,  all  fine  .  11 

474  Valeria,  tab.  1,  fig.  v,  vii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  1 1  ;  Vargunteia,  2  ;  Vet-  q 

tia,  1  ;  Veturia,  fig.  I,  rare  and  fine  .  8 

475  Ventidia,  fig.  I — -from  the  late  Dr.  Nott’s  collection  1 

476  Veturia,  fig.  I ;  Vibia,  tab.  1,  fig.  hi,  a,  vi,  viii,  f  ;  tab.  2,  y 

fig.  ii,  hi,  iv,  v,  vi,  b  .  .  14  ^  S 

Ml  Vibia,  tab.  1,  fig.  v,  viii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  ii,  vi  ;  Viconia,  fig.  I,  J/ 
fine  and  rare 

478  Vinicia,  fig.  \,fine  and  rare 

479  Vinicia,  fig.  II .fine;  fig.  iv,  jooor,  hut  rare 

480  Volteia,  fig.  I,  II,  in,  i v,fine;  Uncertain,  6 

481  Uncertain,  tab.  3,  fig.  I  ;  tab.  1,  fig.  vii  ;  and  others 

482  Uncertain,  tab.  3,  fig.  I  ;  and  others,  some  very  fine 


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pence  .  .  .  18  / 

Elizabeth,  Sixpences,  2  ;  Threepences,  2  ;  Twopences,  2;  Pence 
and  Halfpence  .  .  19  ^ 

James  I,  Shilling,  1  ;  Twopences,  Pennies,  and  Halfpence,  17  ; 

Charles  I,  Sixpence,  Groat,  Half  Groat,  &c.  27  7 

Charles  I,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  Sixpence,  Fourpence,  Three¬ 
pence,  Twopence,  Penny,  Halfpennies  .  12  * 

Charles  I,  Groats,  4;  Half  Groats,  2;  Pennies,  2;  Half¬ 
pence,  13  .  21  * 

Siege  Pieces — Charles  I,  Newark,  xn.  ix.;  Pontefract  Shilling, 

Pd.  pi.  xxix,  No.  10;  Charles  II,  Pontefract,  Pd.  pi.  xxix,  , 
No.  12  .  .  .  4  / 

Charles  I,  Ormond  Crown,  Half  Crown,  and  Sixpence  3  'f 

Oliver  Cromwell,  Crown,  1658  ;  Half  Crown,  1658  2  p 

Commonwealth,  Crown,  1653  ;  Half  Crown,  1653  ;  Shilling,  ^ 
1651  ;  Sixpence,  1656,  (and  Blondeau’s)  Twopence,  Penny, 
and  Halfpennies  .  .  10/' 

Charles  II,  Crown,  1671  ;  Shilling,  1663;  and  three  sets  of 
smaller  Money  .  .  15  * 

Charles  I,  ( Patterns) — Twopence,  by  Briot,  Sn.  pi.  5,  No.  22; 
Charles  II,  Halfpenny,  and  Farthing ;  and  a  Twopence, 


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James  II,  Crown  ;  William  and  Mary,  Crown  ;  William  III, 
Crown ;  Anne,  Crown,  and  Half  Crown,  with  vigo.  under 
the  bust  .  #  5  /  * 

George  II,  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  and  Sixpence,  dates 
1746,  very  fine ;  Shilling,  1743  .  .  5  ,, 

George  III,  Shilling  and  Sixpence  ;  Eighteenpence  Tokens,  2  ; 
one  incuse ;  a  marriage  Medal  ;  and  a  set  of  the  wire  Maundy  ,, 
monies  .  .  ,  .  9 

George  III,  pattern  for  a  Crown,  by  Mills ,  very  fine  1 

George  IV,  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  Sixpence,  1826, 
proofs;  Fourpence,  Threepence,  Twopence,  and  Penny 

fine  •  •  .  .  8  f 

James  III,  ( Maunday  sets)  William  and  Mary  ;  William  III ; 
Anne  ;  George  I,  II,  III  .  .  28  ^ 


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500  Charles  II,  Pennies,  6 ;  James,  2  ;  William  and  Mary,  1  ; 
Anne,  2  ;  George  1, 4  ;  George  II,  9  ;  George  III,  7  ;  George 

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Penny,  9  ;  Victoria  Maunday  Money  •  49 

501  William  IV,  set  of  proofs,  viz.,  Double  Sovereign,  Sovereigi^/^ 
Half  Sovereign,  Five  Shillings,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  Si^- 
pence,  Maunday  Money,  and  bronze  Penny,  Halfpenny,  and 

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502  Scotch,  David,  Alexander,  James  II,  Flalf  Crown  ;  James  \III, 
Dollar,  171  Q,fne,  fyc.  .  •  8 

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504  Alexander,  Emperor  of  Russia,  2  ;  Frederick,  William  III,  of  fj 
Prussia  ;  Francis  I,  of  Austria ;  Louis  XVI  and  XVII,  of 

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France ;  confederation  of  France  .  .  7 

505  Louis  XIV,  church,  ^  monument ;  Louis  XVI,  establishment  Q 
of  the  mayor  of  Paris  ;  Maria  Antoinette,  ^  going  to  execu- 
tion  ,fine  ....  4 

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506  Henry  IV,  of  France,  ]$>  his  queen ;  Louis  XVIII,  Jfc  statue  of  O 
Henry  IV ;  Duchess  of  Berry,  ~fy>  holding  up  her  son ;  and 
Medal  struck  on  the  return  of  Napoleon,  fne  4  J 

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507  Louis  XIV  and  XV,  with  various  reverses,  fine  .  8^^ 

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508  Pattern  Pieces,  by  Momuron,  Jetton  and  Medals  of  Loui&/~/? 
XVIII, fne  .  .  .  7 

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509  Elizabeth,  Duchess  of  Orleans,  ^  Juno  standing ;  Peter  I,  and  n. 

Maria  Theodora,  l?c  Cupid  chaining  two  hearts  upon  an  altar  2  %/// 

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510  Five  Francs  Pieces  of  Louis  XVIII,  Charles  X,  and  Henry  V,  a 
proofs,  rare  ....  3 

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Catalogues  of  Coins,  Books,  &c.,  including  Trattles,  Earl  of 
Morton,  and  S.  W.  Higgs,  large  paper,  Dimsdale,  &c.  —  a 
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^H2  Catalogue  of  Coins ,  priced  and  named — Henderson,  William  S. 
Higgs,  Earl  Morton,  large  paper ;  Stewart,  Rich,  Turner, 
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Southgate  Museum  Catalogue,  calf;  Catalogues  of  the  Library 
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/ /(<>  H4  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  Taylor  Combe,  priced  and  named , 

^  calf,  1826;  Coins  and  Medals  of  T.  Dimsdale,  priced  and 

Z.  named,  calf  .  .  .  1824 

British  Museum  Duplicate  Coins,  priced  and  named ,  1816  ; 
Richard  Miles’  Coins  and  Medals,  priced  and  named,  half  f 

1/9  /'  calf  ....  1820 

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d’une  Collection  de  Medailles  antiques,  with  an  autograph 
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^48- Trattles’  Collection  of  Coins  and  Medals, priced  and  named; 
Willett’s  Roman  Coins,  1 834,  priced ;  Phare  Coins  and  Me¬ 
dals,  priced  and  named;  Steuart  Coins,  1834,  priced  and 
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,^^y^^l9  Marshall’s  (G.)  View  of  the  Silver  Coin  and  Coinage  of  Great 

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j^^y-^520  Nummi  Veteris  collegii  Turonensis  Avenione ,  1731  ( 

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