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CATALOGUE 

OF  THE 

VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OF 

COINS  AND  MEDALS 

OF  THE  LATE 

REVD.  FRANCIS  BLICK, 

VICAR  OF  TAMWORTH, 

COMPRISING 

Greek  and  Roman  Coins  and  Medals  in  Gold,  Silver  and  Copper. 

Many  fine  and  rare  Anglo-Saxon  and  early  English  Pennies,  with  a 
good  selection  of  the  English  Gold  and  Silver  Coinage  to  a  late 
period ;  many  fine  English  Medals  in  Silver  and  Copper. 

Also  an  extensive  Collection  of  Provincial  Coins  and  Tokens. 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 


BY  MR. 


S.  LEIGH  SO  THE  BY, 

AT  HIS  HOUSE,  3,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND, 


On  FRIDAY,  JUNE  30th,  1843,  and  Three  following  Dajjj, 
(Sunday  excepted)  at  One  o’Clock  precisely. 


To  be  Viewed  on  Wednesday  and  Thursday  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. 

II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  Is. — above  Five  Pounds  2s.  6c?. — 
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  Sale  of  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  be  taken  away  at  the  Buyer’s  Expence,  imme. 

diately  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. 
Two  Days  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. 

VI.  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the 
money  required  or  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  for¬ 
feited  ;  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  who  cannot  attend  the  Sale,  may  have  (heir 
Commissions  faithfully  executed  by  their  obedient  Servant , 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY, 

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CATALOGUE. 


FIRST  DAYS  SALE. 


PROVINCIAL  COPPER  COINS  AND  TOKENS. 

Issued  between  the  Years  1787  and  1801. 


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The  References  are  to  Pye’s  4to.  Work  on  Provincial  Coins,  &cc.,  published 

at  Birmingham  in  1801. 


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1  Anglesey  Penny,  by  Milton ,  pi.  1,  No.  1  ;  Others,  by  Hancock, 

dates  1787  and  1788,  varieties,  with  thick  and  thin  wreaths  10  '  °  * 


2  Anglesey  Halfpence,  pi.  0,  Nos.  2,  4,  5,  8,  and  10,  dates  1789, 
1789,  and  1791  .  .  6 

Z  //£  3  Buckinghamshire  Tokens  —  Aylesbury,  pi.  4,  No.  3,  fine  and 

rave;  Amersham,  Chesham,  Cambridge,  Penny  ;  Holson  the 
Carrier,  pi.  15,  No.  1,  bronzed ;  Caermarthen,  Halfpence, 
pi.  13,  Nos.  2,  3,  very  rare  .  12 


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4  Cheshire,  Beeston  Castle,  Macclesfield,  1789,  1791,  and  1792 ; 

Cornwall,  County,  Falmouth,  and  Penryn  ;  Derbyshire, 
Buxton,  pi.  12,  No.  2,  fine  and  rare,  No.  3  14 

5  Devonshire,  Upcott’s  Eddystone  Lighthouse;  Exeter,  pi.  19, 

Nos.  5  and  6  ;  Plymouth,  pi.  41,  No.  8  ;  Dorsetshire,  Sher¬ 
borne,  pi.  44,  No.  7  ;  Durham,  South  Shields,  Poole ;  Essex, 
Chelmsford,  Maldon,  Epping  Forest,  Dunmow,  Horn¬ 
church  .  .  .20 

6  Gloucester,  Buildings,  10,  bronzed;  Brinscombe  Port,  pi.  10, 

No.  2,  fine  and  very  rare  ;  Glamorganshire,  pi.  21,  Nos.  2 
and  3,  Badminton  .  .  20 

7  Hampshire,  Basingstoke  Canal,  pi.  5,  No.  4 ;  Isle  of  Wight, 

Portsea ;  Flerefordshire,  Pennies,  pi.  22,  Nos.  9  and  10 ; 
Hertfordshire,  pi.  9,  No.  5 ;  Kent,  Appledon,  Canterbury, 
pi.  13,  Nos.  9  and  10;  Dover,  Maidstone,  Romney,  Ems- 
worth,  pi.  19,  Nos.  1,  2,  and  3  .  50 

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8  Hampshire,  the  original  Southampton  Brewery  and  Block  Half¬ 

penny,  pi.  ,  No.  ,  very  Jine  and  rare ;  Copy  of  the 
same  coin,  by  Westwood ;  an  unfinished  proof,  a  counter¬ 
feit ,  8cc.  .  .  .7 

9  Lancashire,  Lancaster,  Liverpool,  1791,  1792,  and  1793,  pi.  27, 

No.  3,  fine  and  rare;  Rochdale,  Lincolnshire,  Spalding,  /y  r  ^ 
See.  .  .22 

10  Leicestershire,  Fawkes’  Elmsthorpe  Church,  pi.  18,  No.  8,  fine 

and  very  rare  ;  Blick’s  Tamworth  Token  .  2 

11  London  and  Middlesex  Tokens,  Penny  size  .  47 

12  London  and  Middlesex  Tokens,  Halfpenny  size,  all  picked  and 

original  impressions ,  and  described  in  Pye ,  pis.  27,  28,  29,  sj 
30,  31,  33,  34,  and  35  .86  -fi'? 

13  Matthew  Young’s  London  Penny,  finely  bronzed  and  rare; 

Bath,  Penny ;  Dudley,  Pennies,  3 ;  Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 

Penny;  Wroxham,  Threepence  .  12  r  ^ 

14  Robello’s  Hackney  Tokens,  pi.  22,  Nos.  1  and  2,  both  very  fine ; 

Swainson’s  Token,  pi.  34,  No.  10  ;  Newton,  Halfpenny, 

pi.  38,  No.  4  ;  Coaly  Tyne,  1795  ;  Tamworth  Token  6  ^  ^ 

15  London,  Buildings,  Halfpenny  size,  all  fine ,  24;  Birmingham, 

Buildings,  26  .  .50.  ///ff’ 

16  Monmouthshire,  Abergavenny,  pi.  37,  No.  3  ;  Monmouth,  pi.  , 

No.  ;  and  a  rare  variety ,  having  a  bunch  of  grapes  at  the 

top  and  bottom  on  the  reverse  of  the  coin  ;  Yarmouth,  Nor-  /  >  / 

folk,  3,  pi.  50,  No.  2;  Banbury,  pi.  5,  No.  3  .  12  1 

17  Norfolk,  Norwich,  almost  every  variety  described  by  Pye ,  pis.  38, 

39,  and  40 ;  Northampton  .  .  20  ^  ^ 

18  Shropshire,  Coalbrook  Dale,  varieties ,  with  and  without  the  ship, 

pi.  14,  Nos.  8,  9,  and  10;  Shrewsbury,  Stafford,  Leek,  2; 
Somersetshire,  Bath,  11,  varieties;  Bristol,  8,  varieties ? 

North  Wales,  3  .  .  34  /  > 

19  Bath,  Buildings,  fine,  bronzed  .  9  t  rs/As 

20  Wilkinson’s  Halfpence,  including  the  rare  specimen  without  but¬ 

tons  on  his  coat ,  pi.  48,  Nos.  4,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  10,  Ma- 
sonic,  Paris  Mines,  1791  .  .  16^  /,  /ft 


GREEK  COPPER  COINS,  CIVIC. 

21  Brettium,  Carthago,  Syracuse,  Velia,  Mamertinum,  Thessalonica, 


8c c.,  some  scarce 


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22  Carbula;  Castulo;  Ilipense;  Obulco,  struck  in  Spain;  Bret- 
tium  ;  Mamertinum  ;  Syracuse,  &c.  .  18 

'  23  Mamertinum;  Tiati,  scarce;  Tauromenia;  CEniadae;  Panormus, 

/  &c.  .  .  .  25 

24  Melita,  Megara,  Heraclia,  Himera,  Ithaca,  scarce ,  chiefly  small  15  '  * 

f  /y 2  Locris  ;  Mamertinum ;  Luceria,  fine  and  scarce  ;  Lamia ;  La- 

rinum,  scarce  ■  .  10 

.  /S  26  Ithaca,  rare ;  Leontinum  ;  Lipara  ;  Lacedaemon  ;  Carthago  ; 

Tenos ;  Syracuse,  &c.  .  .  18  ^ 


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27  Syracuse,  Lacedaemon,  Valentia,  Velia,  CEniadae,  Messana, 

&c.  .  .  15  ' 


28  Orra,  Panormus,  Rhegium,  Siphnus,  Velia,  Neapolis,  &c.  18  ' 


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4/S"  29  Neapolis,  CEniacte,  Miletus,  Velia,  Thessalia,  Thespiss,  Rhegium, 


&c. 


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\'y"'  31  Tiati,  Valentia,  Rhegium,  Petelia,  Macedon,  Locris,  Hybla, 

&c.  .  .  .  15 

32  Posidonia ;  Roma,  small,  very  flne ;  Rhegium;  Sardes;  Se- 

gesta,  &c.  .  12 

33  Paestum,  Phaistus,  Syracuse,  Neapolis,  Suessa,  Teanum,  &c.  15  ' 

34  Syracuse,  Tauromenia,  Roma,  Smyrna,  Rhodes,  Segesta,  Rhe- 

&um  ‘  •  15  ' 

35  Ithaca>  rare;  Hybla,  Erythra,  Lilybaeum,  Tauromenia,  &c.  some 

well  preserved  „  .  15  '  r  ' 

ROMAN  CONSULAR  DENARII. 

The  References  are  to 

Thesaurus  Morellianus .  AmsL  im 

36  Aburia,  fig.  i,  n ;  Accoleia;  Acilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  m,  iV,  V; 

iElia,  fig.  v,  viii,  ix  ;  ^Emilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  vi ;  Afrania,’ 

.  ,  fig-1 

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standing,  with  one  foot  on  the  prow  of  a  vessel,  in  his  hand 
a  triquetra,  a.  allienus.  pro.  cos.,  extremely  rare ;  An- 
nia,  fig.  ii  .2 

38  Antestia,  fig.  i,  m,  let.  A;  Antia,  fig.  i,  ii  ;  Antistia,  fig.  i; 
Antonia,  tab.  1,  let.  c;  tab.  n,  fig.  vn,  ( Legionary  corns )  ; 
tab.  7,  fig.  hi,  iv,  v,  vi,  vii,  some  scarce  .  13 


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Antonia  (Legionary  coins),  tab.  8,  fig.  i,  n,  hi,  iv,  v,  vi, 

( Antiques ),  vui;  tab.  9,  fig.  i,  n,  in,  iv,  vm  ;  tab.  10,  7 

fig.  i,  ii,  in,  iv,  let.  a,  a  few  tolerably  preserved  17  \f/s 

Aquillia,  fig.  i,  n,  vii;  Atilia,  fig.  i ;  Aurelia,  fig.  hi,  v;  Bsebia, 
fig.  i;  Ceecilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  a  few  scarce  and  fairly  pre¬ 
served  .  .  .8 

Csecilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  iv,  vi ;  tab.  2,  fig.  n,  v,  vi,  vii  ;  Csesia ; 

Calidia;  Calpurnia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  in;  tab.  3, 
fig.  vi,  and  three  others,  some  scarce  and  in  fair  condition  14 
Caninia,  fig.  i;  Carisia,  tab.  1,  fig.  iv,  v,  vi;  Cassia,  tab.  1, 
fig.  i,  ii,  hi,  vi,  vii,  vm,  let.  g  ;  Cipia,  fig.  i  ;  Claudia, 
tab.  1,  fig.  I,  some  ivell  preserved,  and  scarce  types  13 

Claudia,  tab.  1,  fig.  v,  vi,  vm  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i,  n,  iv  ;  Cloulia, 
fig.  i  ;  Coelia,  fig.  n,  hi,  iv ;  Considia,  fig.  v ;  Coponia, 
fig.  i  ;  Cordia,  fig.  i,  n,  a  few  in  good  condition  14 

Cornelia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i ;  tab.  1*,  fig.  xm  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  i  ;  tab.  5, 
fig.  v  ;  Cosconia  ;  Cossutia,  fig.  n,  in  ;  Crepusia,  tab.  1, 
fig.  i,  ii  ;  Critonia;  Cupiennia,  fig.  n  ;  Curiatia,  fig.  i ;  Cur- 

tia,  fig.  i  ;  Didia,  fig.  i,  n,  scarce  types ,  and  tolerably  -r/t 

preserved  .  .  .15 

Crepereia,  fig.  i,  very  rare;  Durmia,  fig.  in  ;  Eppia,  fig.  i, 
scarce,  all  are  fairly  preserved  .  3 

Domitia,  tab.  1,  fig.  vi;  tab.  2,  fig.  i;  Egnatia,  fig.  i,  in, 
plated ;  Egnatuleia  ;  Fabia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  in;  let.  c  ;  fig.  vi ; 

Fannia,  fig.  i ;  Flaminia,  fig.  l,  ii,  in  ;  Flavia,  fig.  i  14 
Fonteia,  fig.  i,  III,  iv  ;  Fufia,  fig.  i ;  Fulvia,  fig.  i;  Furia,  fig.  iv  ; 

Gellia,  fig.  i  ;  Herennia,  fig.  in  ;  Hosidia,  fig.  i  ;  Hostilia, 
fig.  i,  ii  ;  Julia,  tab.  1,  fig.  in,  v  ;  tab.  4,  fig.  iv,  vii,  all  in  ^ 
fair  preservation  .  .  15  ' 

Junia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  (two),  iv,  vi,  vii  ;  tab.  3,  fig.  v,  vii  ;  Lici- 

nia,  tab.  1,  fig.  vii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  hi  ;  tab.  3,  fig.  iv  ;  Livineia, 
tab.  1,  fig.  i,  ii,  v.  some  ivell  preserved  .  13 

Lollia,  fig.  i ;  Lucilia,  fig.  i ;  Lucretia,  fig.  i ;  Lutatia,  fig.  n  ; 

Msenia,  fig.  n  ;  Maiania,  fig.  i  ;  Mamilia,  fig.  i  ;  Manlia, 
fig.  ii,  hi  ;  Marcia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  iv,  vi,  vii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  vm, 
a  few  scarce,  and  tolerably  preserved  .  14 

Maria,  tab.  2,  fig.  ix  ;  Memmia,  fig.  n,  v  ;  Mettia,  let.  b  ;  Mi- 
nucia,  fig.  it,  vii  ;  Mucia  ;  Mussidia,  tab.  1,  let.  c,  fig.  iv  ; 

Naevia,  let.  d;  Nonia,  fig.  i;  Norbanus,  fig.  ii;  Opeimia, 
fig.  in,  some  scarce  and  interesting  .  13 


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52  Poblicia,  fig.  iv,  v;  Pompeia,  tab. 2,  fig.  i,  hi,  iv;  tab.  3,  fig.  iv, 

v  ;  Pomponia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i  ;  and  the  following  Muses — 
Urania,  Euterpe,  Thalia,  Polymnia,  Melpomene,  a  few 
rare  .  .  .13 

53  Porcia,  fig.  r,  ii,  in,  let.  b  ;  Postumia,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  v,  vi,  vii, 

vm  ;  Procilia,  fig.  i,  ii  ;  Quinctia,  fig.  v ;  Renia  13 

54  llubeia,  fig.  n,  v;  Rustia,  fig.  i,  ii  ;  Rutilia;  Salvia,  fig.  i ; 

Sanquinia,  fig.  ii  ;  Satriena,  fig.  i ;  Saufeia,  fig.  i ;  Scribonia, 
fig.  in  ;  Sempronia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i ;  Sentia,  fig.  i,  ii,  some 
rare  .  .  .13 

55  Sepullia,  similar  to  fig.  ii  ;  Sergia ;  Servilia,  tab.  1,  fig.  m,  iv, 

vii  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  hi,  iv  ;  Sestia,  fig.  i  ;  Sicinia,  fig.  i,  ii  ; 
Spurilia  ;  Sulpicia,  tab.  1,  fig.  ii,  some  rare  and  fine  12 

56  Sulpicia,  tab.  1,  fig.  vi  ;  tab.  2,  fig.  ill  ;  Terentia,  fig.  i,  iv  ; 

Thoria,  fig.  i  ;  Titia,  fig.  i  ;  Titinia,  fig.  i  ;  Tituria,  let.  b,  e  ; 
Trebania,  fig.  i ;  Tullia,  fig.  i ;  Valeria,  tab.  1,  fig.  in,  vii, 
vm,  a  few  scarce  types  .  .  14 

57  Valeria,  tab.  2,  fig.  ii,  iv  ;  Vargunteia,  fig.  i ;  Vettia ;  Veturia, 

fig.  i,  (two) ;  Vibia,  tab.  1,  fig.  i,  vi,  vm  ;  tab.  2,  let.  a, 
(two)  ;  fig.  hi,  several  are  rare  and  ivell  preserved  12 

58  Vipsania,  fig.  ii;  Voconia,  fig.  i ;  Volteia,  fig.  i,  ii,  m,  let.  e.  m.; 

Incerta ,  tab.  1,  fig.  vi,  vii  ;  tab.  2,  let  p.;  tab.  3,  fig.  n,  y, 
let.  b,  some  scarce  .  .13 

J  59  Aurelia,  Carisia,  Memmia,  Minutia,  Plajtoria,  Thoria,  and  others, 
some  curious  .  .  32 

60  Farsuleia,  Lucretia,  Marcia,  Memmia,  Roscia,  Tarquitia,  Vibia, 

and  others  .  .  32 

61  False  Denarii  of  the  Domitia,  Petillia,  and  other  families,  5 ; 

Quinarii,  genuine ,  Calpurnia;  Cloulia;  Cornelia;  Julia; 
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62  Augustus,  moneyers  various,  7  ;  others,  all  different ,  9  ;  Nero,  2 ; 
Vespasian  ;  Domitian  ;  Hadrian ;  Trajanus  Dccius,  &c.,  nearly 
all  different  .  .  40 


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63  Augustus ;  Claudius,  8 ;  Gallienus ;  some  with  animals,  and 

others,  various  .  .  50  Ji/s/S, 

64  Postumus  ;  Marius,  scarce ;  Tetricus,  sen.  and  jun.;  Macrianus, 

rare;  Claudius  Gothicus,  &c.,  many  varieties  60 ,  f  //> 

65  Quietus,  rare,  hut  poor;  Aurelian;  Tacitus;  Florianus;  Probus, 

all  differing,  some  scarce ,  many  fine  40  c  A 

66  Probus,  24 ;  Carus,  3 ;  Carinus,,  6,  See.,  nearly  all  fine ,  some 

scarce  .  .  .33 

67  Probus,  5;  Carinus,  2  ;  Magnia  Urbica,  venvs.  victrix.  and 
ven  vs.  genetrix.,  all  fine,  the  two  last  very  fine  and  rare  9 

68  Numerian,  6  ;  Carinus  ;  Magnia  Urbica,  2,  poor;  Diocletian  ; 

Maximian  I.,  all  different  and  some  scarce,  all  fine  30  /,  X/ 

69  Carausius,  If  capricorn,  moneta.  avg.,  a  figure  with  scales  ; 

laetitia.  avg.,  a  standing  figure;  Allectus,  pax.  avg. ;  1 
l  aetitia.  avg.,  2,  all  in  good  preservation,  interesting  and 
scarce  .  .  6 

70  Carausius,  spes.  fvblica.,  pax.  avg,;  another,  9=  a  Roman  * 

soldier  with  a  spear  in  his  right,  and  a  shield  in  his  left 
hand  ;  Allectus,  laetitia.  avg.,  2;  another,  with  galley,  the 
whole  well  preserved  .  .  6 

71  Carausius,  four  standards,  rare;  pax.  avggg.,  fine;  pax. 

avg.,  fine;  Allectus,  providentia.  avg.,  pax.  avg., 
virtvs.  avg.,  the  three  last  in  fair  condition  6 

72  Carausius,  4,  pax.  avg.;  Allectus,  2,  varieties;  Constantius  I.; 

Constantine  the  Great  and  family  .  40  ^  ^ 

73  Constantius  I ;  Constantine  the  Great,  many  of  his  family,  and 

others  .  .  40  -//// 

74  Constantine  the  Great  and  family,  including  Hanniballianus,  good 

head  and  very  rare,  the  others  are  all  fine  30  Arc* 

75  Constantine  the  Great,  Constans,  Crispus,  Julian  II.,  Jovian, 

rare  .  .  62 

'  76  Constantine  the  Great,  Crispus,  Constantine,  jun.,  many  well 

preserved  .  .  54 

77  Various ,  chiefly  poor  .  138  S' 

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78  Various  small,  silver,  Sceattm,  and  others  Haivkins,  pi.  3.  II  AXfi 

79  Cunobeline,  gold,  Ending,  pi.  4,  No.  2,  very  poor,  and  one  other, 

silver,  very  rare  .  .  o  r  fiX 


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—  Ccenvulf,  rather  differing  from  either  in  Rd.  or  Hk .,  fine 

and  rare  .  .  j 

—  Ccenvulf,  in  good  preservation  and  rare  Rd.  pi.  7,  No.  24.  1  ^  '' 

—  Burgred,  of  the  usual  type,  poor  5 


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Ethelstan,  Gthe  initial  a.,  Rj  a  plain  cross,  Rd.  pi.  9,  No.  1, 


nearly  similar  to  Rd.  pi.  9,  No.  4,  highly  preserved  and  very  •  /// 
rare  .  .  j 

Ethelstan,  in  the  highest  state  of  preservation  and  very 
rare ,  somewhat  similar  to  Rd.  pi.  9,  No.  10  1 

—  Ethelstan,  Gan  initial,  a  plain  cross  within  a  circle,  finely 
preserved  and  very  rare ,  nearly  as  Rd.  pi.  9,  No.  4  1 

Ethelstan,  differing  from  any  of  the  former,  in  fine  preser - 


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ration ,  hut  unfortunately  broken  in  two  parts 

Rd.  pi.  9,  No.  7.  1 


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ints — Peter,  fine  and  rare  Rd.  pi.  12,  No.  5.  1  ^  $ 

—  Martin,  well  preserved  and  rare  Rd.  pi.  12,  No.  1.  1  /  ' 

—  Eadmund,  in  good  preservation  Rd.  pi.  12,  No.  3.  1 

chbishop — Ceolnoth,  two  varieties ,  rare ,  but  neither  fine  2 


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and  very  rare  ;  apparently  of  the  same  find  as  those  pre¬ 
ceding  of  the  East  An  glean  Kings  —  this  coin  is  cracked , 
but  has  not  been  separated  Rd.  pi.  14,  No.  5.  1 

—  Ecgbeorht,  type  similar  to  the  lot  preceding,  very  well 

preserved ,  and  very  rare  .  pi.  14,  No.  5.  1 

—  iEthelvulf,  aethelnoth.  mo.,  fine  and  rare 

Rd.  pi.  14,  No.  2.  1 

—  iEthelbeorht,  scarce ,  and  ivell preserved,  Rd.  pi.  15,  No.  1 ; 

and  one  other,  very  poor  .  2 

—  iEthelbeorht,  well  preserved,  and  scarce,  type  as  the  for¬ 
mer  ;  iElfred,  with  head,  rare ,  but  very  poor  .  2 

ENGLISH  SILVER  COINS. 


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William  I,  another  of  the  same  mintage,  very  well  preserved ; 

and  one  side  faced,  pi.  1,  No.  7,  both  in  good  preservation  Vrsr/t 
William  I,  full  faced,  of  the  London  Mint,  very  fine,  and 
boldly  struck  up  .  pi.  1,  No.  2.  L  ffp 

William  I,  full  faced,  [struck  at  Thetford,  well  preserved,  and 
scarce  .  .  pi.  1,  No.  3.  1  ^  'yy 

William  I,  full  faced,  with  two  sceptres,  struck  at  Lincoln 

pi.  1,  No.  5.  1  /yv 

*  The  two  following  are  now  given  to  the  Conqueror  instead  of  Rufus. 
William  I,  profile  to  his  left,  struck  at  Lincoln,  in  fair  pre-  ^  < 
serration  .  pi.  1,  No.  6.  1 

William  I,  full  faced,  on  each  side  the  head  a  star,  of  the  Lin¬ 
coln  Mint,  fine  and  scarce  .  pi.  1,  No.  10.  / 

William  I,  another,  similar,  and  of  the  same  mint,  not  so  fine 

pi.  1,  No.  10.  1 

William  II,  in  a  fair  state  of  preservation  and  scarce 

pi.  1,  No.  9.  4* 

Henry  I,  full  faced,  with  an  eyelet  hole  on  each  side  the  head, 

struck  at  Salisbury,  very  fine  and  very  rare  pi.  1,  No.  15.  1  y/y, 

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FOREIGN  MEDALS.  Bronze. 

France — St.  Louis  ;  Henry  IV,  3  ;  Louis  XIII  and  XIV  15.-,  f/- 

- Louis  XVI,  and  Marie  Antoinette,  some  very  fine  and  of 

large  size,  7  ;  Louis  XVIII,  3  .  10  /"< 

-  Louis  XVI  and  XVII,  Due  d’Enghien,  d’Angouleme, 

de  Berri,  Count  d’ Artois,  &c.  .  12  ,  . 

Catherine  Empress  of  Russia,  9  ;  Alexander  of  Russia,  &c.  11  ✓  ( 

Salvator  Mundi,  by  Webb;  Ferdinand  IV  of  Sicily ;  Alexander 
of  Russia;  Prince  Blucher,  &c.  .  10  C 

Gustavus  III  of  Sweden,  Blucher,  Prince  of  Wahlstatt,  Napo¬ 
leon,  &c.,  of  large  size  .  &.-/,/ 

NAPOLEON  MEDALS.  Bronze. 

On  the  treaty  of  Campo  Formio — see  Medallic  History  of  Napo¬ 
leon,  pi.  5,  No.  8,  pi.  6,  Nos.  19  and  20,  pi.  7,  Nos.  20  and  23, 
and  others  .  .10  ^/// 

Paix  d’ Amiens,  pi.  16,  No.  51 ;  La  vaccine,  pi.  29,  No.  93 ;  On 
the  rupture  of  the  treaty  of  Amiens,  pi.  30,  No.  69,  &c.  10  ^ 

Pius  VII,  pi.  31,  No.  87 ;  pi.  36,  Nos.  123  and  124,  and 
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/sn/sr/^ H9  Qn  Napoleon’s  coronation,  pi.  33,  No.  96;  pi.  34,  Nos.  103, 
104,  106,  &c.  .  8 

120  Confederation  du  Rhin,  pi.  40,  Nos.  201,  203,  205,  and  others  9 
^  121  Exercitu  ad  Jenam,  &c.,  pi.  40,  Nos. 203,  207;  pi.  41,  Nos.  215, 

217  .9 

A/f  ~  122  Bataille  de  Preuss  Eylau,  pi.  41,  Nos.  212,  214,  219  ;  pi.  42, 
Nos.  223,  225,  cScc.  .  .  9 

s/  123  Simplon,  pi.  42,  Nos.  228,  224,  227,  229,  and  others  9 

t Bataille  de  Sommo  Sierra,  pi.  42,  No.  235,  pi.  44,  Nos.  237, 
239,  241,  &c.  .  .9 

^  A/oAtt  Bataille  de  Wagram,  pi.  45,  No.  247  ;  pi.  46,  No.  266  ;  pi.  50, 
No.  252,  the  last  a  fine  medallion  .  6 

S/  //  126  On  the  marriage  of  Napoleon,  pi.  46,  No.  256;  pi.  51,  Nos.  275, 

276,  281,  282  .9 

ssr/rY// 127  Depart  de  l’Empereur,  Eliza  Buonaparte,  Francis  of  Austria, 
William  King  of  Prussia,  &c.  .  8 

stsf,/  128  Napoleon  donne  son  fils  ala  France,  fortune  adverse;  the 
abdication  and  return  .  5 

,,  r/,  //V29  Eliza  Buonaparte  ;  Caroline;  Paulina,  and  Hortense,  very  fine , 
small ;  other  jettons,  including  a  small  gold  and  silver  one  12 
^  A//  130  Louis  XIV,  miscellaneous,  13;  General  Washington,  and 

others  .  .  22 


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Consular  of  the  Hirtia  family,  sacrificial  instruments,  in  good 
preservation  .  1 

Augustus,  If  a  Victory  on  a  globe,  in  her  left  hand  a  banner,  in 
her  right  a  wreath  of  laurel,  and  scarce  1 

Tiberius,  pontif.  maxim.,  poor  .  1 

Vespasian,  Victory  crowning  the  Emperor,  in  a  middling  state 
of  preservation  .  .  1 

Valens,  two  seated  figures,  behind  a  Victory,  fine  1 

Valentinian,  ^  as  the  former,  very  well  preserved  1 

Gratian,  ^  similar  to  the  preceding,  well  preserved  1 

Valentinian,  jun.,  two  figures  seated,  as  before,  in  very  good 
preservation  .  .  1 

Theodosius,  5k  as  the  preceding  .  1 

Arcadius,  the  Emperor,  with  labarum  in  his  right  hand,  and  in 
his  left  a  Victory,  his  left  foot  on  a  fallen  enemy,  fine  1 

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141  Honorius,  ^  as  the  preceding,  well  preserved 

142  Honorius,  three-quarter  faced,  Rome  seated,  in  her  right  hand 

a  staff,  in  her  left  a  Victory,  in  good  preservation  1  C /'/ /fr 

143  Zeno,  a  Victory  with  cross  ;  Justin  ;  J.  Nepos,  rare ,  the  two 

last  are  quinarii  .  .  3 

144  Zeno,  Focas,  and  others  of  the  Byzantine  Empire,  quinarii , 

&c.  .  .  .9 


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PROVINCIAL  COPPER  COINS,  (continued). 


145  Suffolk,  Surrey,  and  Sussex,  almost  every  variety  and  all  in  fine 

condition  .  .  45 

146  Suffolk,  Miller’s  Token,  pi.  11,  No.  3,  very  rare;  Conder’s 

Ipswich  Tokens  ;  Waller’s  Pudington  Halfpenny,  ( unfinished 
proof) ;  Biggs’s  Birmingham,  extremely  rare  with  this  edge, 
pi.  7,  No.  6;  Bevan’s  Wolverhampton  Shop  Ticket,  pi.  49,  fs 


No.  3  .6 

147  Wright’s  Lichfield  Penny,  pi.  35,  No.  2 ;  Harding’s  Tamworth 

Penny,  with  edges  plain  and  inscribed,  one  in  silver,  three  in 
copper,  and  one  in  pewter,  pi.  46,  No.  6 ;  Shakspeare,  and 
Sir  Original,  by  HancocJc,  jun.  .  8 

148  Conder’s  Ipswich  Pennies,  pi.  24,  Nos.  6,  7,  8,  and  an  impres¬ 

sion  in  tin  of  the  O  of  No.  5  after  the  die  failed;  Lancaster 
Castle;  Fountain  Abbey;  Evesham  Penny,  bronzed  10 

149  Warwickshire,  Barker’s  Birmingham  Penny,  pi.  12,  No.  8  ; 

Welch’s  Warwickshire  Pennies,  pi.  8,  No.  2,  and  pi.  47, 
No.  8,  all  fine  and  rare;  Percy’s  Coventry  Pennies,  pi.  15, 
Nos.  4,  6,  and  3  of  Kempson’s  Pennies  12 

150  Birmingham,  Barker’s  Tokens,  pi.  8,  No.  9;  pi.  9,  No.  1  ;  pi.  12, 

No.  11,  all  fine  and  very  rare;  Pye’s  Token,  pi.  9,  No.  2  ; 
Clarke  and  Blick’s  Tamworth  Token  6 

151  Birmingham  and  Warwickshire,  Minden  and  Stratford-upon- 

Avon  .  .  21 


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'/X'"  ?  152  Coventry,  Nickson’s  Tokens,  pi.  15,  Nos.  2,  3  ;  Reynolds  and 
1  Sharp’s,  pi.  15,  3,  4,  6,  fine  and  scarce  10 

'a/s*/A  153  Coventry  Buildings,  including  St.  Michael’s  Church,  Penny  size, 
all  finely  bronzed  .  23 

'  154  Wiltshire,  Yeomanry,  Westmoreland,  Kendal,  Yorkshire,  Hull, 
// /sy  AA  Leeds,  Sheffield,  York,  &c.  .  26 

155  Farthings,  miscellaneous  .  51 

156  Birmingham  Copper  Sixpence,  1813,  of  which  only  six  were 

struck ;  Blake  s  Norwich  Twopenny  Piece ;  Barker’s  Rugby 
Twopenny  Token,  and  9  others  .  12 

157  Various  Copper  Tokens,  struck  in  the  nineteenth  century  for 

public  companies,  tradesmen  and  others,  Pennies  and  Penny 
size,  including  Warrington’s  Farthing,  Strand,  by  Taylor , 
scarce  .  .  # 

158  Others,  all  different  .  40 

159  Others,  from  various  dies  .  ,  40 

160  Others,  Flalfpennies  and  Halfpenny  size  40 


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Issued  and  circulated  in  Scotland  in  the  Eighteenth  Century. 

161  Penny  of  Scotland ;  Head  of  Adam  Smith  ;  Loch  Leven  Penny ; 

Paisley  Pennies  ;  Dundee  Penny  ;  Ayrshire  Halfpenny,  pi.  4, 
No.  7 ;  Head  of  Adam  Smith,  without  any  legend,  and  2 
Dundee  Shillings  .  .  g 

162  Dundee  Halfpence;  Edinburgh;  Glasgow;  Inverness;  Mon¬ 

trose,  pi.  37,  Nos.  4,  5  .  20 

163  Sanderson  and  Wright’s  Edinburgh  Tokens  in  brass,  pi.  18, 

Nos.  2,  4  ;  both  rare;  Gatehouse;  Leith;  Perth;  Buchin  17 

PROVINCIAL  TOKENS.  Silver,  &c. 

164  Monks  Reading  Forty  Shilling  Token,  in  gold,  and  an  impres¬ 

sion  in  silver  .  #  2 

165  Blick  s  Tamworth  Token,  in  silver,  very  rare;  two  impressions 

in  copper ;  Sharp  and  Nickson’s  Coventry  Tokens,  in  silver ; 
and  one,  Grey  Friar’s  Gate,  Coventry,  also  in  silver  6 

166  Proofs  of  three  Dundee  Halfpence,  struck  in  silver;  Penryn 

Volunteers  ;  Portsmouth  Tokens,  and  a  Kentucky  Token,  all 
struck  in  silver  .  .  *  6 


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167  Tenos,  Tauromenia,  Suessa, ;  Teos,  Tarsus,  &c.  15 

168  Samosata,  Sidon,  Teos,  Carthage,  Caene,  Brundusium,  &c.  15  '  Z^ 

169  Suessa,  Teanum,  Syracuse,  Camarina,  Brettium,  Caene,  &c.  22  AArA* 

170  Calacte,  Caleno,  Philippi,  Carthago,  Cassope,  &c.  24  „  //y/ 

171  Rhegium,  Carteia,  Caleno,  Sardes,  Chios,  Cos,  &c.  24  ^  c 

172  Cyrene,  Brundusium,  Amphipolis,  Cos,  Apamsea,  &c.,  chiefly  7 

small  .  .  .30  /ZrZ 

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173  Centuripae,  Chios,  Brettium,  Pylos,  Roma,  Apollonia,  chiefly 

well 'preserved  .  .  12  ^ 

174  Aradus,  Apamsea,  iEtolia,  Centuripse,  Antioch,  Corcyra,  &c.  24  /ZZ' 

175  Cos,  Antioch,  Amisus,  Cyrene,  Brettium,  Centuripse,  &c.,  some  s 

in  good  preservation  .  .  15  •-  t " 1 

176  Camarina,  Ephesus,  Cnossus,  Clazomene,  Chios,  &c.  20  GZ  A 

177  Athens,  Carmo,  Caleno,  Aradus,  Apamsea,  Agrigentum,  &c.  18  r  //  / 

178  Arcadia,  Chios,  Athens,  Corcyra,  Cos,  Aradus,  Amisus,  &c., 

some  well  preserved  .  .  15 

179  Catana,  Antioch,  Amphipolis,  Aradus,  Larissa,  &c.,  chiefly  well 


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180  iEsernia,  Aradus,  Syracuse,  Smyrna,  Suessa,  Sidon,  &c.,  chiefly  4 

of  small  size  .  .  .  24 

181  Aradus,  Acinipo,  Euboea,  Erythra,  Brettium,  &c.  32  A?  Z 


182  Miscellaneous 


GREEK  COPPER.  Kings. 


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183  Macedon — Alexander  III,  2  ;  Philip  III,  4  ;  Syracuse — Hiero  ^ 

I  and  II,  4 ;  others,  various  .  26  r7  C 

184  Judcea — Simon,  Prince  of  the  Maccabees,  2,  of  different  sizes; 


7  - 


another  of  Herod  the  Great,  small ,  not  fine  ;  and  various  of  /  ^ 
the  Selucidae,  See.  .  .  25 


185  Syria — Seleucus  \,flne,  all  differing  ;  Antiochus  I,  7,  all  va¬ 


rieties  ;  Antiochus  III,  3,  varieties ;  Antiochus  IV,  6  :  De-  A 


■  9  ■ 


metrius  I,  7  ;  and  others  .  .  35 

186  Demetrius  I ;  Alexander  I,  5  ;  Demetrius  II,  5  ;  Antiochus  VI, 

7  ;  Tryphon,  2  ;  Antiochus  VII,  3  ;  and  others,  various  35  ..  // 

ROMAN  SILVER  DENARII. 

187  Julius  Caesar  (false) ;  Mark  Antony  and  Cleopatra,  with  good 

heads,  rare;  M.  Antony  and  Augustus,  well  preserved; 
Augustus  and  Lepidus,  scarce,  poor  .  4,,- /r/>c 


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//  188  Mark  Antony,  Lucius  Antony,  rare ;  another,  with  inscrip¬ 

tion  ;  Juba  of  Mauritania  ;  Augustus,  4,  all  different  7 
’/"*  189  Augustus,  8,  all  differing,  including  some  interesting  Ik ;  Tibe¬ 
rius  ;  Claudius,  5k  Agrippina,  very  poor  .  11 

//  190  Augustus;  Caligula,  Ik  Agrippina,  rare ,  if  true ;  another,  5k 

Augustus,  with  radiated  head,  rare ,  and  well  preserved ; 
Claudius,  paci.  avgvstae  ;  Nero,  jvppiter.  custos,  and 
concordia.  avgvsta,  in  fair  preservation  .  6 

191  Nero;  Galba,  well  preserved ;  Otho,  pax.  orbis,  &c.;  Vitel- 
lius,  in  good  preservation  ;  Vespasian,  jvdaea.  devicta.; 
another,  with  the  Csesars,  Titus,  and  Domitian  seated  7 


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192  Vitellius,  5k  two  youthful  heads,  rare ;  Vespasian,  jvdea.,  and 

one  other ;  Titus,  2  ;  Domitian,  2,  one  an  altar,  the  other 
a  Roman  soldier  near  an  altar,  all  well  preserved  7 

193  Galba;  Otho;  Vitellius;  Vespasian,  3  ;  Titus;  Domitian,  2  ; 

Domitia,  rare ,  plated  .  .  10 

194  Galba;  Vespasian;  Domitian,  5  ;  Julia  Titi ;  Nerva,  3 :  Tra¬ 

jan,  2,  some  ivell  preserved  .  13 

195  Trajan,  4  ;  Marciana,  rare,  but  poor  ;  Hadrian,  4,  all  different; 


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196  Trajan  ;  Hadrian,  4,  all  different;  L.  /Elius  ;  Sabina;  A.  Pius, 
4,  different  5k  .12 

*  r,/  197  Hadrian,  3  ;  Sabina  ;  A.  Pius  ;  Faustina  sen.,  3  ;  M.  Aurelius  ; 

L.  Verus,  3  .15 

200  Hadrian,  4,  varieties ;  Sabina ;  A.  Pius,  5,  all  different  5k ; 

Faustina  sen.,  2  ;  M.  Aurelius  ;  Faustina  jun.  .  14 

201  M.  Aurelius;  Faustina  jun.,  4;  L.  Verus,  4,  all  different; 

Lucilla,  2 ;  Commodus  .  .  12 

77  202  Commodus,  a  restored  coin ;  Crispina,  2 ;  Hel.  Pertinax, 

aeqvit.  avg.  tr.,  &c.,  in  fair  preservation ,  and  rare; 
^  Albinus,  fine  .  .  5 

203  Commodus  ;  Crispina ;  Hel.  Pcrtinax,  a  seated  figure,  fine  and 
rare ;  Albinus  .  .  5 

sss.s  204  Severus,  4,  varieties;  Julia  Domna,  4,  all  different;  Caracalla, 
7,  all  different  5k ;  some  scarce ,  and  all  in  good  pre- 
.  serration  .  .  .15 

c  "  205  Severus,  4  ;  Julia,  4  ;  Caracalla,  2  ;  Plautilla,  2  ;  Geta,  vic¬ 
toria.  brit.,  the  ivhole  of  the  5k  differing  .  13 

206  Caracalla,  large  size ;  Geta,  4 ;  Macrinus ;  Diadumenian, 
princ.  jvvent  v.}fine  and  rare  ;  Elagabalus,  2  9 


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Severus  Alexander,  4  .15 

Plautilla ;  Geta,  2 ;  Macrinus,  2 ;  Elagabalus,  5 ;  Severus 
Alexander,  2  .  .  .12 

Elagabalus  ;  Julia  Paula ;  Julia  Aquilia  Severa,  concordia, 
very  fine ,  in  this  state,  rare  ;  Severus  Alexander,  restored ,  ,  <• 

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Julia  Paula;  J.  Soaemias;  J.  Msesa;  Severus  Alexander  ;  J.  Ma¬ 
in  a?a,  4  ;  B.  Orbiana,  rare;  Maximin  I,  3  .  12 

Maxiinin  I;  Maximus  Cassar,  rare ,  not  fine;  Paulina,  rare; 
Balbinus,  large  head  ;  Pupienus,  large  head,  both  well  pre¬ 
served,  and  scarce  ;  Gordian  of  Africa  sen.  (false J;  Gor-  c 
dian  III,  3, fine  .  .  9 

Balbinus,  2,  poor;  Gordian  III,  6;  Philip  sen.,  6,  all _ _ 

differing  .  .  .  14 ^  f  // 

Balbinus,  frovidentia.  deorvm.,  small  head,  fine;  Gor¬ 
dian  III,  6  ;  Philip  sen.,  6  ;  M.  Otacilia,  2,  all  different  15  ft 

Philip  sen.,  3  ;  M.  Otacilia,  3  ;  Philip  jun.,  2;  Trajanus  Decius, 

3  ;  H.  Etruscilla,  2  ;  Messius  Decius,  3,  all  different  16^; 
Trajanus  Decius,  4  ;  Messius  Decius,  4  ;  Treb.  Gallus,  3  ;  Vo- 
lusian,  2  ;  iEmilian,  scarce ,  all  different,  and  cliitfiy  well 
preserved  .  .  .14 

Messius  Decius,  2  ;  Treb.  Gallus,  2  ;  Volusian,  2  ;  iEmilian, 

scarce;  Valerian,  2  ;  Mariniana,  2  ;  Gallienus  ;  Valerian  II  f  ^ 
Cor.  Salonina,  all  different  .  20 

Gallienus  ;  Claudius  Gothicus  ;  Aurelian  ;  Tacitus  ;  Florianus, 
he.,  copper,  plated,  some  fine  .  .  18 

Carausius,  fides.  wliti.,  fair  condition,  and  very  rare  1 
Diocletian,  with  building,  3  ;  Maximian  (Hercules),  2  ;  Con- 


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Constantius,  ^  a  figure  with  labarum ;  Gratianus,  2,  |Sc  the 
same,  medallions  .  .  3 

Valens,  a  figure  inscribing  on  a  shield ;  Valentinian,  Ufa  a  figure 
with  labarum,  medallions  .  .  2 

Augustus  to  Severus,  miscellaneous  .  73  fs^c 

Vespasian  to  Gordian  III  .  .  73  fi/ry 

Miscellaneous  of  the  Byzantine  Empire,  including  Eugenius 
and  Victor  .  .  .24 

-  Lower  Empire,  various  .  .  59^  /fy  ^ 


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fair  preservation ,  and  scarce  .  5  y 

-  Valentinian,  Justin ,  some  well  preserved  .  17  /  & 

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230  Consular,  4,  various ;  Augustus,  4,  varieties;  Augustus  and 

Agrippa  ;  Tiberius,  3  ;  Drusus  ;  Germanicus,  fine;  Clau¬ 
dius,  2,  one  with  a  standing  figure  of  Messalina,  well  pre¬ 
served  .  . 

231  Augustus,  4,  varieties;  Antonia;  Livia  as  Salus ;  the  two  last 

fine;  Caligula;  Claudius;  Nero,  4  .  12 

232  Nero,  2,  one  with  the  market-place,  fine  ;  Galba,  2,  varieties  ; 

Vitellius,  scarce;  Vespasian,  2;  Domitian;  Hadrian,  2; 
A.  Pius,  Britannia,  well  preserved,  and  scarce  11 

233  M.  Aurelius  ;  Faustina  jun.;  Lucilla  ;  Lucius  Verus  ;  Severus, 

fine;  Julia,  2 ;  Albinus  ;  Caracalla  ;  Plautilla,  struck  in 
Greece ,  scarce  .  .  ■  n 

234  Geta  ;  Macrinus  ;  Diadumenian,  sees,  pvblica.,  rare ,  and 

iv ell  preserved ;  Elagabalus  ;  Severus  Alexander,  3;  Julia 
Mamsea ;  Maximin  I,  chiefly  in  good  preservation  9 

235  Maximus  Csesar  ;  Pupienus,  very  rare ,  poor  ;  Gordian  III,  2  ; 

Philip  jun.;  Gallienus,  &c.  .  .10 

236  Trajanus  Decius,  £>  an  eagle;  Diocletian;  Maximian;  Severus 

Csesar ;  Constantine  the  Great ;  Galeria  Valeria,  fine  and 
scarce;  and  others  .  .  14 

237  Constantine  the  Great  and  Family,  and  others  of  the  Byzantine 

Empire  .  .  .38 

238  Augustus  to  M.  Aurelius,  miscellaneous ,  nearly  all  different  40 

239  Hadrian  to  Diocletian,  with  others  of  the  Byzantine  Empire  53 


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240  iEthelred  I,  biarnmad.  moneta.,  fine  and  rare 

Rd.  pi.  15,  No.  5.  1 

241  TEthelred  I,  type  nearly  as  before,  poor ;  TElfred,  aethelvvlf. 

mo.,  in  fair  preservation,  and  scarce  Rd.  pi.  15,  No.  11.  2 

242  TElfred,  reads  aelbred,  elbere.  moneta.,  with  head,  very 

similar  to  the  type  of  Burgred,  fine  and  rare 

Rd.  pi.  15,  No.  2.  1 


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Eadweard  I,  the  Elder,  abba.,  beornere.,  and  daegenvlf., 
moneyers,  all  well  preserved  Rd.  pi.  16,  No.  7. 

iEthelstan,  4,  varieties ;  Eadmund,  2 ;  Eadred,  2,  chiefly  in 
good  preservation,  and  one  mis-spelt  .  8 

Eadred,  erod.  mon.,  fine;  Eadwig,  3,  varieties ,  in  a  fair  state ^  ^  . 

of  preservation;  Eadgar,  3,  including  one  with  head,  scarce  8  ' 

Eadweard  II,  struck  at  Lincoln  and  Stamford,  3;  iEthelred  II,  / , 

3,  including  one  with  helmet  . 

Eadweard  II,  York  and  Stamford  mintages,  3  ;  iEthelred  II,  3, 
varieties  .  .  6  > 

vEthelred  II,  2,  varieties ;  Canute,  6,  all  differing  8r.  A  // 

Canute,  7,  various;  Edward  the  Confessor,  8,  miscellaneous  15  c9// / 
Harold  I,  struck  at  Leicester,  well  preserved  and  rare 

Rd.  pi.  24,  No.  1.  1  Krs&t- 

Harold  I,  struck  at  London,  in  fair  preservation  and  scarce 

Rd.  pi.  24,  No.  4.  1 

Canute,  3 ,flne;  Edward  the  Confessor,  5,  including  two  of  the 

Sovereign  type,  scarce ,  one  fine ,  the  other  poor  8  ALA/'* 

Canute,  3 ;  Edward  the  Confessor,  5,  two  being  of  the  Sove¬ 
reign  type,  both  scarce  and  well p>re served  8  As/* 

Canute,  various;  Edward  the  Confessor,  7,  miscellatieous , 

chiefly  poor  .  .  12  A''^ 

Edward,  the  Confessor,  of  various  mintages,  all  well  preserved, 

7  ;  Harold,  struck  at  York ,fine 
Edward  the  Confessor,  5,  all  well  preserved  and  different; 

Harold  II,  of  the  York  mintage;  others  of  Silitric  King  of  r  y 
Dublin  .  .  10  / 

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ENGLISH  COINS.  Silver,  (continued). 

Henry  I,  three-quarter  faced,  well  preserved  and  scarce; 

Stephen,  profile  to  his  left,  very  poor 
Stephen,  three-quarter  faced,  very  well  preserved  and  scarce 

pi.  1,  No.  18. 

Stephen,  full  faced,  very  rare  and  well  preserved 

Supp.  part  2,  pi.  2,  No.  16.  i  U/. 
Stephen,  profile  to  his  left,  struck  at  Norwich,  well  preserved 

and  scarce  }  - 

Stephen,  profile  to  his  left,  with  flag  and  star,  in  good  preserva¬ 
tion  and  very  rare  Supp.  pi.  2,  No.  4.  1 


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Henry  11,  4,  various  mintages ;  John,  Penny  and  Halfpenny ; 

Henry  III,  with  long  and  short  crosses,  6,  chiefly  well  pre¬ 
served  .  .  .12 

Henry  II,  3 ;  Henry  III,  9,  including  two  with  rex.  terci.; 
Edward  I,  of  London,  Bristol,  Exeter,  and  Canterbury,  &c., 
all  in  fair  preservation  .  18 

Henry  III,  a  variety  of  country  mintages,  18;  Edward  I,  mis¬ 
cellaneous,  20  .38 

Henry  III,  miscellaneous ,  19;  Edward  I,  various ,  21  40 

Edward  I  and  II,  many  varieties  .  74 

Edward  I,  Pennies,  as  before,  10,  all  ivell  preserved  ;  Half¬ 
pennies,  3  ;  Edward  III,  Groats,  2  ;  Half  Groats,  3  18 

Edward  III,  Pennies,  3  ;  Edward  the  Black  Prince;  Richard  II, 

Groat,  Penny,  and  2  Halfpennies,  scarce ,  but  not  fine  8 
Henry  IV,  V,  or  VI,  Groats,  4  ;  Half  Groats,  4  ;  Pennies,  &c., 

9,  including  a  Denier  of  Paris  and  another  Anglo-Gallic  17  ^  ^ 


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ENGLISH  GOLD  COINS. 

Edward  III,  Noble,  fine  .  Sn.  pi.  1,  No.  4.  1 

Edward  III,  two  Half  Nobles,  and  Quarter,  all  poor  3 

Richard  II,  Quarter  Noble,  well  preserved,  and  rare 

pi.  1,  No.  5.  1 

Henry  IV,  V,  or  VI,  Noble,  fine  .  pi.  1,  No.  13.  1 

Henry  VI,  Noble,  with  flag,  fine  .  pi.  1,  No.  16.  1 

Edward  IV,  Rose  Noble,  fine  .  pi.  1,  No.  19.  1 

Edward  IV,  Half  Noble,  struck  at  York,  scarce ,  and  in  good 
preservation  .  .  pi.  1,  No.  18.  1 

Edward  IV,  Angels,  one  fine ,  the  other  poor  pi.  1,  No.  23.  2 

Richard  III,  Angel,  m.m.  a  rose,  in  very  good  preservation , 
and  rare  .  .  .  ] 

Henry  VII,  Angel;  Henry  VIII,  Angel,  in  fair  preservation  2 


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282  Andover,  Ashburton,  Axminster,  Bath,  Beccles,  Bewdley,  Bigles- 

v/orth,  Blandford,  Cirencester,  Coventry,  Croyland,  some 
scarce ,  and  all  different  .  .  •  40 

283  Dover,  Henley,  Hereford,  King’s  Cliff,  Langford,  fine  and 

rare ;  Lowth,  Medhurst,  Newport,  Norwich,  Peterborough, 

Poole,  &c.  .  .  .  40 r  / 


EARLY  TRADESMEN’S  TOKENS. 

284  Middlesex,  Lincolnshire,  Leicestershire,  Herefordshire,  many 


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fine ,  some  scarce  .  .  90^  ^ 

285  Norfolk,  Rutlandshire,  Northumberland,  Northamptonshire, 

Devonshire,  &c.,  some  rare ,  many  fine  .  95 

286  Staffordshire,  Wilts,  Yorkshire,  Sussex,  &c.  .  90 

287  Bucks,  Bedford,  Staffordshire,  &c.,  including  a  few  Town  Pieces, 

some  fine  .  .90  ///■?% 

288  Leicestershire,  Suffolk,  Shropshire,  Somersetshire,  Dorsetshire, 

&c.  .  ’c  .  80  ////' 

289  Miscellaneous  of  various  Counties  .  80  c  / 

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290  Urban  V ;  Innocent  VII ;  Alexander  V;  Nicolas  V;  Martin  V; 

Eugenius  IV  ;  Nicolas  V,  2;  Calixtus  III,  all  in  fine  j ore-  /  ' 
serration  .  .9  " 

291  Calixtus  III ;  Pius  II ;  Paul  II,  2;  Sixtus  IV  ;  Innocent  VIII, 

2,  all  in  fine  condition ,  and  differing  .  9  -  ^ 

'  292  Pius  III ;  Julius  II ;  Leo  X,  2;  Adrian  VI,  2;  Clement  VII,  2, 

fine  .  •  .9  ) 

293  Julius  II;  Leo  X,  2,  varieties;  Paul  III,  3,  all  different;  , 

Julius  III,  3,  in  good  condition  .  8 

294  Julius  III,  2  ;  Marcellus  II ;  Paul  IV,  3  ;  Pius  IV,  some  small , 

all  different  .  .  10 


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Pius  IV,  3;  Pius  V,  3;  Gregory  XIII,  2;  Urban  VII,  all 

varieties  .  .  .  9  ^  * 

Pius  V,  2  ;  Gregory  XIII ;  Urban  VII ;  Gregory  XIV  ;  Inno¬ 
cent  IX,  2  :  Clement  VIII,  some Jine  .  8  '  / / 

Clement  VIII,  2;  Paul  V ;  Gregory  XV;  Urban  VIII,  2; 

Innocent  X,  2,  some  of  fine  work  .  8  <  //> 


GREEK  CITIES.  Silver. 


iEgina,  a  tortoise,  Jb  an  indented  square,  didrachm ;  Athens,  3, 
two  of  ancient  ivoi'k ,  tetradrachms  .  4 

Side,  head  of  Pallas,  ^  a  victory  ;  Ephesus,  a  cistophorus,  both 
in  fair  condition  .  .  2 

Macedon,  head  of  Diana,  ^  a  club  within  a  garland ;  Side, 
head  of  Pallas,  $>  a  victory,  poor :  Maronea,  tetradrachm , 
in  fair  preservation  .  .  3 

Gortyna,  a  figure  in  an  arbour,  ^  a  cow  ;  Selinus,  an  archer  in 
a  biga,  a  naked  figure  sacrificing,  both  scarce,  but  not  fine  2 
Messana,  a  tetradrachm,  not  fine ;  Sybaris,  a  bull,  the  same, 
incuse,  scarce  and  well  preserved  tetradrachms  2 

Elis,  a  female  head,  highly  decorated,  a  thunderbolt  within  a 
wreath,  a  tetradrachm,  fine  and  rare  .  1 

Elis,  a  female  head,  with  tiara,  a  bird  within  a  wreath,  scarce , 
but  not  fine ,  a  tetradrachm  .  1 

Elis,  a  female  head,  as  before,  adorned  with  an  ornamented 
tiara,  an  eagle,  with  head  turned  back,  within  a  wreath, 
a  tetradrachm,  well  preserved,  and  rare  .  1 

Tyre,  a  male  head,  laureated,  an  eagle,  not  fine  ;  Thasus,  a 
female  head,  1^  Hercules  standing,  tetradrachms,  neither  fine  2 
Corinth  and  her  colonies,  Locris,  Thurium,  &c.,  of  the  usual 
size,  chiefly  in  good  preservation  .  8 

Himera,  a  cock,  3£>  a  crab  ;  Corinth,  a  male  head,  ^  a  horse ; 
Metapontum,  a  female  head,  ]^>  an  ear  of  corn  and  star, 
didrachms,  all  well  preserved  .  3 

Cyrene,  in  Africa,  head  of  Jupiter  Ammon,  ^  the  Sylphium 
plant,  star,  and  monogram  ;  Epirus,  a  male  head,  an  eagle, 
both  in  good  preservation  .  .  2 

Crotona,  an  eagle  on  a  branch,  ^  a  tripod ;  Cyrene,  as  before, 
both  well  preserved  .  .  2 

Gelas,  Camerina,  Macedon,  Messana,  Lamia,  he,.,  all  of  small 
size,  some  scarce  .  .18 


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313  Epirus;  Dyrrachium ;  Istrus,  two  heads,  an  eagle  on  a  dol- 

phin,  poor ;  others,  small  .  .  LV 

314  iEgina,  Gelas,  Abydus,  Achaia,  Eresus,  Naxus,  See.,  all  small, 

some  scarce  .  .  .  12 

315  Pylos,  Rhodes,  Dyrrachium,  Barce,  &c.,  some  scarce,  all  of 

small  size 

316  Sicyon,  Arcadia,  Argos,  Miletas,  Catana,  Dyrrachium,  Agri-  y 

gentum,  &c.,  drachmas  .  .  10 


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319  Parts  of  the  As — the  Semis,  Triens,  Quadrans,  Sextans  4  Arjt 

320  Consular — Tituria,  Rubria,  Vibia,  Pompeia,  Sec.  14^ 

32 1  -  Atilia,  Papiria,  Saufeia,  Pinaria,  &c.,  two  having  heads  of 

Julius  and  Augustus  .  .  9  C  *// 


•  f  •  322  Julius  and  Augustus ;  Augustus,  3,  one  a  restored  coin;  Tibe¬ 

rius,  TJo  a  globe,  on  two  figures  of  Capricorn,  ob.  cives.  ser., 
scarce,  and  well  preserved  .  .  5,  f 

323  Augustus,  struck  by  the  Triumvirs ;  M.  Sanquinius,  Ti.  Scm-  > 


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324  Augustus,  Jk  head  of  Julia,  struck  at  Romulea ,  in  Italy,  rare  ; 

three  others,  including  two  with  car  drawn  by  elephants  4  -  f  / 

325  Tiberius,  1£>  an  altar  between  two  victories,  rom.  et.  avg,  poor, 

but  very  rare  .  .  l  < 

326  Drusius,  two  cornucopias,  in  each,  the  head  of  an  infant ;  Julia, 

with  carpentum,  s.t.q.r.,  jvlia,  avgvsti.  ;  Nero  Claudius 
Drusus,  I£>  a  figure  seated  on  armour,  all  well  preserved,  and  /  < 
scarce  .  .  .4 

327  Caligula,  ^  an  inscription  ;  two  others,  the  emperor  addressing 

his  troops,  and  one  with  temple,  the  first  fine  a  /// 

328  Agrippina,  with  carpentum  and  inscription,  scarce,  and  in  fair  / 

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of  Janus ,  all  in  good  preservation  .  3 

Nero,  the  Emperor  addressing  his  troops,  adlocvt.  coii.,  a 
very  rare  type,  very  well  preserved ;  another,  the  emperor 
distributing  gifts,  rare ,  but  poor  .  2 

Nero,  2,  varieties;  Galba,  3,  all  different,  in  middling  pre¬ 
servation  .  .  .5 

Nero,  3  ;  Galba,  4,  all  different,  chief y  poor  .  7 

Vitellius,  doubtful ;  Vespasian,  3,  varieties  .  4 

Vitellius,  doubtful ;  Vespasian,  3,  struck  on  the  fall  of  Jerusa¬ 
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good  preservation  ;  Nerva,  2  ;  Trajan,  3,  varieties ,  in  fair 
condition  .  .  .8 

Vespasian,  3,  all  different;  Titus,  2  ;  Domitian,  4,  varieties  9 
Domitian,  3,  varieties ;  Julia  Titi,  1^  a  carpentum ;  Nerva, 
hands  joined  ;  Trajan,  4,  varieties,  all  in  fair  preservation  9 
Nerva,  4,  all  different  and  interesting  ;  Trajan,  4,  all  dif¬ 
ferent;  Hadrian,  2  .  io 

Trajan,  6,  all  very  interesting  1^,  including  one  with  building ; 

Hadrian,  adventvi.  avg.  jvdaea.;  and  another  8 

Plotina,  &  a  standing  figure  ;  Matidia,  ^  the  empress  with  two 
children,  both  very  rare,  and  very  poor  .  2 

Hadrian — Provinces  of  Dacia,  Africa,  Cappadocia,  Mauritania, 
and  Hispania,  chief  y  well  preserved ,  and  interesting  5 

Hadrian,  the  emperor  distributing  gifts ;  another,  adventvi. 
AVG.  MAVRITANIA.;  RESTITVTORI.  AFRICA;  ACHAIA  ; 
gallia  ;  hispania  ;  fhrygiae,  &c.,  chief y  in  good  pre¬ 
servation,  and  very  interesting  .  g 

Hadrian,  1^  the  emperor  followed  by  four  soldiers,  disciflina, 
fne,  and  very  scarce  .  .  ] 

Hadrian,  ^  the  emperor  on  an  estrade,  fne,  and  rare  type ; 
four  others,  varieties,  ivell  preserved;  Sabina,  pietas.,  in 
good  preservation  .  .  g 

Hadrian,  restitvtori.  orbis.  terrarvm.;  and  six  others, 
varieties;  Sabina,  2,  all  in  fair  condition  .  9 

Sabina,  with  the  Marciana  head-dress ;  L.  iElius,  2,  varieties; 
A.  Pius,  4,  all  different,  arid  well  preserved ;  Faustina  sen., 
head  veiled,  very  well  preserved  .  .  8 


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Charles  I,  on  his  death ;  Charles  II  and  Catherine  ;  William 
and  Mary,  G  busts  of  the  king  and  queen,  Britannia 
seated  beneath  an  orange-tree,  in  her  right  hand,  a  cross  and 
balance,  &c.;  Mary  II,  on  her  death,  2,  different  .  5 

Mary  II,  on  her  death,  2  ;  William  III,  3,  varieties ,  including 
a  Medallion,  restitvtori.;  Anne,  a  Medallion  6 

Anne,  on  the  taking  of  Limburg,  Gibraltar,  and  on  the  battle 
of  Taisnieres  ;  and  others,  all  fine  .  9 

Anne,  on  the  invasion  of  Scotland  by  the  Pretender,  and  the 
battles  of  Oudenarde,  Amenara,  and  Sarragossa,  &c.  10 

George  I,  on  his  arrival,  rector,  marivm.,  a  Medallion  ;  and 
five  others,  all  different  .  .  6 

George  III,  by  Kuchler ,  4,  varieties  ;  the  Princess  Charlotte  of 
Wales,  2  ;  George  IV,  2,  all  different  .  8 

George  III,  6,  including  two  plated ;  George  IV,  on  his  visit 
to  Scotland  .  .  7 

George  IV,  when  Prince  of  Wales,  with  his  consort,  by  Kuchler, 
fine  and  scarce ;  four  others,  all  different ,  one  with  four 
heads,  and  one  the  coronation  medal  .  5 

George  IV,  a  fine  Medallion,  by  T.  Wyon ;  others  on  the 
coronation;  William  IV,  coronation  .  4 

Admirals — Nelson,  Trafalgar.,  by  Kuchler,  fine  and  rare ; 
Bridport,  Duncan,  Howe,  St.  Vincent,  Sidney  Smith,  all  in  ^ 
fine  preservation  .  .  6 

-  Sir  Hy.  Trollope ;  Rd.  Onslow  ;  Nelson,  2 ;  J.  B.  War¬ 
ren  ;  Sidney  Smith,  all  fine  .  .  6 


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360 


361 

362 


363 


Edward  VI,  School  Medal ;  Elizabeth,  O  the  queen  seated,  ^ 

the  pope  and  cardinals  falling — Med.  Hist,  of  Eng.,  pi.  8,  ^  ^ (h 
No.  8  ;  Rob.  Dudley,  Earl  of  Leicester,  a  cast  3 

On  the  destruction  of  the  Spanish  Armada,  fine  and  scarce 

pi.  9,  No.  1.1 

Charles  I,  an  oval ;  Charles  II,  very  fine  pi.  27,  No.  3.  2  44 

Charles  II,  O  bust  of  the  king,  1C  shipping,  fine 

pi.  29,  No.  6.  1 

Charles  II,  a  fine  bust  of  the  sovereign,  £  Britannia  seated, 

exquisitely  preserved  .  pi,  31,  No.  1.  1  v  fif  ' 


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Charles  II,  bust  as  before,  £  Liberty  seated,  fine 

pi.  31,  No.  4.  1 

James  II,  O  head  of  the  king  and  his  consort  Mary  of  Este, 
1^  a  ship,  &c.,  very  fine  .  pi.  38,  No.  1 .  1 

James  II,  ^  a  stricken  oak  beside  an  orange-tree,  pro.  glan- 

DIBVS.  AVREA.  POMA fine  .  1 

William  and  Mary,  $  the  arms  of  England  attached  to  an 
orange-tree,  King  James  on  the  dexter,  and  Father  Peters  on 
the  sinister  side ;  they  appear  running  away,  the  former  aban¬ 
doning  his  crown  and  sceptre,  the  latter  carrying  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  &c.  This  satirical ,  interesting ,  and  scarce  medal 
is  finely  'preserved  .  .  1 

William  and  Mary,  as  Prince  and  Princess  of  Orange,  on  the  for¬ 
mer  declaring  his  resolution  to  defend  the  Protestant  religion, 
a  female,  symbolical  of  the  Church  of  England,  holding  in 
her  right  hand  a  scroll,  her  left  on  a  cap  of  liberty  resting  on 
an  altar ;  she  is  treading  on  emblems  of  papacy,  rare  1 
William  III,  the  Prince,  habited  in  the  Roman  costume,  is  re¬ 
ceived  by  Britannia,  adorned  with  a  triple  crown,  behind  an 
orange-tree,  to  which  is  attached  the  arms  of  England, 
a  fleet,  the  landing  at  Torbay ;  another,  satirical,  bust  of 
William,  that  of  Louis  XIV,  crowned  by  two  females  2 
William  III,  $>  a  female,  as  England,  crowned,  receiving  the 
Prince  of  Orange,  who  is  accompanied  by  Religion  and  Li¬ 
berty,  the  latter  carrying  her  cap  on  the  end  of  a  spear, 
finely  preserved  .  .  j 

William  III,  on  the  battle  of  the  Boyne,  the  king  on  horse¬ 
back,  heading  his  troops,  who  are  crossing  that  river _ James 

and  his  army  in  flight  in  the  distance,  fine  .  1 

William  III,  a  rising  sun,  in  the  distance  a  fleet,  in  the  fore¬ 
ground  a  port,  struck  by  the  States  General  of  Holland  on 
his  Majesty's  return  .  .  j 

William  and  Mary,  busts  of  the  king  and  queen,  Fame  taking 
flight,  having  in  her  right  hand  a  mural  crown  and  palm- 
branch — the  city  of  Limerick  in  the  distance,  and  besieged. 
This  beautiful  medal ,  which  was  struck  on  the  occasion  of 
the  siege,  is  highly  preserved  .  .  l 

William  and  Mary,  on  the  taking  of  Limerick,  0  the  king, 
habited  as  a  Roman,  holding  a  rudder  in  his  hand,  and 
crowned  by  Victory,  1>  signs  of  the  Zodiac— beneath,  a  fleet, 
&c.,  fine  .  .  1 


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est.;  and  one  other  on  the  landing  at  Torbay  .  2  v  JtyA 

376  William  III,  O  the  king  as  Jupiter,  jovi.  tonanti.,  5k  a  fort 

besieged,  well  preserved,  and  scarce  ;  another,  by  Mossop ,  _3 

of  modern  execution  .  .  2 , 

377  Anne,  on  the  Spanish  and  French  fleets  being  defeated  at  Vigo; 

others,  likewise  on  naval  victories,  &c.  .  5  rx* 

378  Anne,  on  taking  of  Gibralter,  5k  a  female  seated,  beneath,  a  palm, 


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379  George  I,  5k  a  naval  trophy;  George  II,  Neptune  in  a  marine 

car ;  George  III,  a  female  figure,  with  staff  and  cap  of  liberty, 

&Ct  •  •  *3 

380  George  III,  |k  a  lion  in  toils  ;  another,  with  bust  of  Queen 

Charlotte,  on  their  nuptials 

381  George  III,  0  his  bust,  5k  the  royal  arms,  the  splendid  medal - 

lion  by  Thomas  Wyon  jun.,  fine  .  1  r  * 

382  Admirals — Rodney,  Keppel,  and  Vernon,  two  with  inscriptions, 

all  well  preserved  .  .  3  ^/ // 

383  Robert  Lord  Clive,  5k  a  pyramid,  enumerating  his  victories, 

well  preserved,  and  rare 

384  William  Pitt — Wolverhampton  Pitt  Club  Medal;  Waterloo  / ' y, 

Medal,  2  ;  and  a  Prize  Medal  .  4 

385  Coronation  Medals,  various ,  from  Charles  I  to  George  IV, 

chiefly  in  good  preservation  .  10 

386  Jettons — James  I,  and  Charles  I,  See.  .  6 

387  Casts — the  Seven  Bishops,  William  and  Mary,  Sec.  3 


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388  Henry  IV,  V,  or  VI,  Groats,  2;  Edward  IV,  Groats — Lon¬ 

don,  4;  Bristol,  Coventry,  Norwich,  and  Waterford  10 

389  Edward  IV,  Half  Groats,  2  ;  Pennies,  3,  one  ivell  preserved, 

and  scarce ;  Richard  III,  m.  m.  a  rose,  fine  and  rare  7 

390  Henry  VII,  Groats,  5 ;  Half  Groats,  5 ;  Henry  VIII,  4,  /  '• 

varieties  .  .  .  14 

391  Henry  VIII,  Tournay  Groat,  ivell  preserved,  and  rare  f 

Rd.  pi.  7,  No.  13.  1 

392  Henry  VIII,  Testoon,  London  mintage,  very  ivell  preserved, 

and  scarce ;  Groat ;  Half  Groats,  2  ;  Penny,  the  latter  very  c  f 
fine  •  •  .5 


393  Henry  VIII,  Testoon,  rosvr.  devm,  &c.,  in  good  preservation, 
and  scarce  ;  Half  Groats,  5  ;  Pennies,  4  .  10 


394  Edward  VI,  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  and  Sixpence,  all  in 
■  fair  preservation  .  .  4 

|  395  Edward  VI,  Testoons,  side  faced,  2,  pi.  9,  Nos.  9  and  10,  one 
scarce,  both  well  preserved ;  Threepence,  and  base  Penny, 
y  both  poor  .  .  .4 

396  Edward  VI,  Groat,  base  silver,  London  mint,  with  a  hole 
in  it,  otherwise  well  preserved ,  and  very  scarce 

pi.  9,  No.  1.  1 

$1/'*  397  Philip  and  Mary,  Shillings,  3,  indifferently  preserved ;  Six- 

y  pence,  poor  ;  Groat ,fine;  base  Penny,  scarce  7 

398  Elizabeth,  Crown,  m.m.  1,  a  very  desirable  coin,  being  finely 
preserved,  and  in  this  state  scarce  .  1 

j/"*  399  Elizabeth,  Crown,  very  well  preserved ,  m.  m.  as  the  one  pre- 

vions  .  .  .1 

400  Elizabeth,  Half  Crown,  in  good  preservation ;  Shillings,  2 ; 

Sixpences,  various,  6  .9 

401  Elizabeth,  Sixpences,  2  ;  Small  pieces,  13,  including  the  Three- 

farthing  and  Threehalfpenny  pieces  ;  James  I,  Shillings,  2  ; 
Sixpence  .  .  .18 

402  Elizabeth,  Portcullis  Half  Crown,  fine  and  rare,  gilt 

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' Y  ^  403  James  I,  Crown,  Shilling,  and  Sixpence,  in  fair  condition ; 

Small  Money,  9  .  12 

404  James  I,  Crown,  m.  m.  a  fleur-de-lis,  with  plume  over  the  arms, 

in  very  good  preservation  ;  Charles  I,  Crown,  m.  m.  a  sun, 
poor  .  .  .2 

405  James  I,  Crown  ;  Half  Crown,  poor  ;  Charles  I,  Crown,  with 

feathers  on  the  head  and  rump  of  the  horse,  very  well 
preserved  .  .  .3 

406  James  I,  Half  Crown  ;  Charles  I,  Half  Crowns,  3 ;  Small 

pieces,  10,  some  fine  .  .  13 

407  Charles  I,  Crown,  m.  m.  a  thistle,  well  preserved;  Half  Crown, 

m.?n.  an  anchor,  he.,  fine,  both  by  Briot  .  2 

■  ^  408  Charles  I,  Crown  ;  Half  Crowns,  2 ;  Shillings,  2  ;  Sixpence  6 

409  Charles  I,  Shillings,  4,  all  different,  including  one  of  York; 

Aberistwith,  small  pieces,  7  .  .11 

410  Charles  I,  Chester  Half  Crown,  in  an  indifferent  state,  rare 

pi.  26,  No.  2.  1 


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armour,  in  poor  condition,  but  very  rare  pi.  25,  No 
Varies  I,  Half  Crowns,  of  the  Oxford  type,  but  with  br.  under 
the  horse,  and  on  the  1^,  very  well  preserved ;  the  same,  of 


Ebor ;  Oxford  Twopence,  and  Threepence;  Aberistwith  Two->ry 

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harles  I,  Ormond  Money,  Half  Crown  to  the  Twopence,  in¬ 
clusive,  in  fair  preservation  .  .  6 

harles  I,  Carlisle  Shilling,  in  fair  preservation ,  and  very  , 
rare  .  .  pi.  28,  No.  3.  1  rss//> . 

harles  I,  Pontefract  Shillings,  ivell  preserved ,  and  scarce  . , 

pi.  29,  Nos.  10  and  13.  2-^  fiTC;, 

ENGLISH  COINS.  Gold,  (continued). 

enry  VIII,  Double  Ryal,  or  Sovereign,  rare,  and  well  pre-  — / 
served  .  .  pi.  2,  No.  10.  1 


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POPES’  MEDALS.  Bronze,  (continued). 


//  432  Urban  VIII,  2;  Innocent  X,  3  ;  Alexander VI I,  2 ;  Clement  IX, 

some  very  fine  both  in  work  and  preservation  .  8 

433  Innocent  X,  2  ;  Alexander  VII,  2  ;  Clement  IX,  4,  all  different 
and  fine  .  .  .8 

£  434  Clement  X,  3  ;  Innocent  XI,  3  ;  Alexander  VIII,  2,  chiefly  by 

the  Hammerani ,  fine  .  .8 

435  Clement  X,  2  ;  Alexander  VIII;  Innocent  XII,  3  ;  Clement  XI, 

2  ;  Innocent  XIII,  some  by  the  Hammerani  .  8 

’  436  Alexander  VIII,  large  size ;  Innocent  XII;  Clement  XI,  2; 

Innocent  XIII  ;  Benedict  XIII,  2  .  8  ' 

6.  e  '  437  Benedict  XIII,  4,  all  different ;  Clement  XII,  a  very  fine  me¬ 
dallion ,  !£>  a  building,  the  whole  by  the  Hammerani ,  very  fine 
(  si  in  execution  and  preservation  .  5 

'  *  438  Clement  XII,  2  ;  Benedict  XIV,  4  ;  Clement  XIII,  2,  all  difi 

f  yy  fering  .  .  8 

*  '  439  Clement  XIII,  3  ;  Clement  XIV,  3  ;  Pius  VI,  3,  all  fine  9  ' 

440  Clement  XIII,  3  ;  Clement  XIV,  3  ;  Pius  VI,  2,  one  large  8 

^  ^  441  Clement  XIV,  4 ,  all  differ  ’ ent ,  one  large ;  Pius  VII  ;  Leo  XII, 

,  all  fine  .  .  .7 

442  Pius  VII,  XI  a  building,  a  fine  medallion;  another,  of  large 

size ,  struck  in  England  .  .  2 

443  Leo  XII,  2  ;  Pius  VIII,  2  ;  Gregory  XVI,  2,  all  different ,  and 

yp.  fine  •  •  -7 

(  ^  444  Casts  from  Papal  Medals — a  huge  variety  .  36 

445  —  miscellaneous  .  .  32  / 


GREEK  CITIES.  Silver.  (Continued.) 

>  440  Metapontem,  Crotona,  Leontinum,  Agrigentum,  Neapolis,  all  in 

a  middling  state  of  preservation  .  7 

447  Ilyrium,  head  of  Pallas,  a  bull,  fine;  Gelas ;  Neapolis, 

&c.  .  .  .7 

448  Cumae,  head  of  a  female,  I£>  a  shell  and  grain  of  barley,  scarce ; 

Cyrene ;  Corinth,  &c.,  'poor  .  .  5 


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Aspendus,  two  naked  figures  wrestling,  one  with  a  sling,  in 
the  field,  a  triquetra  ;  Thessalia,  head  of  Jupiter,  Minerva 
standing  .  .  •  %■'  // 

Caulonia,  a  standing  figure  with  branch,  at  his  side,  a  stag, 
incuse  ;  Pergamus,  a  cistophorus,  poor  ;  Crotona,  middling  ; 

Suessa,  plated  .  .  4 

Boeotia,  a  shield,  a  vase,  ivell  preserved ;  Leontinum,  in  fair  /  J 

2 


452 

453 

454 


condition ,  tetradrachms 
Cydon,  female  head,  1)1  a  figure  with  bow  ( doubtful)  ;  Syracuse,  y 
&c.  .  . 

Crotona  ;  Pylos,  male  head,  laureated,  5^  an  eagle  devouring  a 

hare,  scarce  2,  /,  // 

Vclia,  head  of  Minerva,  a  lion  ;  Roma  (plated) ;  Tarentum,  .  ^ 
didrachms,  all  in  fair  condition  .  3  /t*"; 

Panormus,  head  of  Hercules,  5L  bust  of  a  horse,  rare ;  Seri- 

phus,  Oa  chimera,  ^  a  dove  within  a  garland,  tetradrachms  2  4vr<r// <■ 
Tarentum  ;  Segesta,  and  others,  poor  .  5 


GREEK  KINGS.  Silver. 

Persia — G  a  king  kneeling,  with  bow,  5^  an  indentation,  well 


preserved  ;  Arsaces  of  Parthia  ;  one  of  the  Sassanidae  ;  and  ^ 

4  ™ 


458 

459 


a  Gallic  Coin,  in  imitation  of  Philip  II  of  Macedon 
Macedon — Philip  II ;  Alexander  III,  2,  drachma  and  tetra- 
drachma,  in  a  middling  state  of  preservation  .  3r 

-  Philip  II ;  Alexander  III  ;  and  drachmas  of  Ariarathes  , 

of  Cappadocia,  2  .  .  4  ^  ■  ■ 

-  Antigonus  Gonatus,  G  head  of  Pan,  within  a  double  cir- 


462 

463 


cle,  Minerva  standing,  scarce,  and  in  fair  preservation  ; 

Philistis  of  Sicily,  rare,  but  poor,  tetradrachms  ^ 

Syria — Antiochus  I  (Soter),  G  head  of  the  king,  ^  Apollo 

seated;  Seleucus  III  (Ceraunus)  G  head  of  Seleucus,  Jjk  as  cfi/r 
the  preceding,  tetradrachms,  both  in  fair  preservation  2 

-  Antiochus  III  (Magnus),  ^  as  the  former ;  Demetrius  II 


2 


(Nicator),  I)  an  eagle,  tetradrachms,  not  fine 
—  Antiochus  IV  (Epiphanes),  G  head  with  fillet,  Jupiter 

seated,  scarce  and  fine  .  .  1  //<-<>/ 

-Philip,  head  of  the  king,  Jupiter  seated,  poor  ;  Alexan¬ 


der  Bata,  &c.,  drachmas,  4;  Egypt — Ptolemy  I  (Soter), 
tetradrachm,  poor  .  .  '' 


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465  Syria  Tigranes,  head  of  the  king,  $  a  seated  figure,  very 
scarce,  and  well  preserved  .  I 

'  406  False  Greek  Silver—  Agrigentum,  Cnossus,  Ephesus,  kc.  10 


/7 


■  ROMAN  LARGE  BRASS,  (continued). 

467  A.  Pius,  7 ;  Faustina  sen.,  2 ;  M.  Aurelius,  G,  all  different  £, 
^  171  an  indifferent  state  of  preservation  .  14 

7^  468  A.  Pius,  wolf  and  twins;  Italia;  others,  with  buildings,  all 
curious  $>,  not  fine  ;  Faustina  sen.,  2,  varieties  10 

469  A.  Pius,  4;  M.  Aurelius,  4,  young  and  old  head  ;  Faustina  jun., 
.  ->  some  in  good  preservation  .  1q 

tty  4/0  A.  Pius,  4;  M.  Aurelius,  4 ;  Faustina  jun.,  4,  some  in  good 
js,  preservation  .  .  .12 

*  471  M.  Aurelius,  2;  Faustina  jun.,  4  ;  Lucius  Verus,  2;  Conrnio- 

dus,  4,  all  in  a  middling  state  .  jo 

7"  472  Commodus,  vict.  brit.,  one  as  the  Roman  Hercules,  another 

the  emperor  addressing  his  troops,  and  one  a  quadriga,  all  in 

/  a  fair  state 

473  Lucius  Verus,  2 ;  Lucilla,  4;  Commodus,  2;  Crispina,  2,  all 
different ,  and  well  preserved  .  jq 


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r^'“474  L.  Verus,  2;  Lucilla,  5;  Commodus,  5,  all  different  {t,  some 

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interesting,  in  a  middling  state  .  12 

7.^475  Crispina,  well  preserved ;  Didius  Julianus,  2,  a  female  between 
two  standards,  the  other  with  a  figure  of  Fortune,  with  rud- 
/  der>  &c.,  both  rare,  and  in  fair  condition  ,  3 

476  Manlia  Scantilla,  a  standing  figure,  with  peacock  ;  Didia  Clara, 

hilaritas.,  both  rare,  the  former  poor,  the  latter  ivell 
preserved  .  #  2 

477  Albinus,  fort,  red.,  scarce ;  Severus,  2,  one  with  two  figures, 

Hercules  and  another,  and  one  with  the  3  monetee  ;  Julia 
Domna,  ivno  ;  Caracalla,  Esculapius  standing,  all  well  pre¬ 
served  .  r 

5 

478  Albinus,  standing  figure,  well  preserved;  Severus,  3;  Julia 

Domna ;  Caracalla,  4  .  .  9 

""  47  9  Albinus,  a  female  with  branch,  in  good  preservation;  Severus, 
2,  one  with  victoria,  britt.,  very  poor;  Julia  Domna! 
Caracalla,  2,  one  with  vict.  britt.,  poor  .  7 

480  Geta,  Fortune  seated, fine;  Macrinus,  a  standing  figure,  rare , 
and  in  fair  preservation  ;  Elagabalus,  a  seated  figure,  fine; 

Jiilia  Sommias,  venvs.  caelestis.,  well  preserved,  and 

scarce  .  . 

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481  Geta,  three  figures  standing,  well  presetted ;  Macrinus,  Secu¬ 

ritas  standing,  scarce ;  Diadumenian,  very  scarce  {if  genuine'), 
in  very  good  condition  ;  Elagabalus  •  4  r^//C 

482  Macrinus,  a  seated  figure ;  Elagabalus,  2  ;  Julia  Paula;  Aquilia 

Severa  ;  Soa3mias,  and  Msesa,  chiefly  poor 

483  Elagabalus,  2  ;  Severus  Alexander,  6  ;  Julia  Mamaea,  2,  all  c 

different  ^  ® 

484  Severus  Alexander,  2  ;  Barbia  Orbiana,  a  seated  figure,  well 

preserved,  and  scarce  ;  Julia  Mamaea  ;  Maximin  I;  Maxi- 
raus  Caesar,  chiefly  in  good  preservation  •  7 

485  Maximin  I,  3  ;  Maximus  Caesar,  all  well  preserved;  Gordianus 

Africanus  sen.,  apparently  an  altered  coin;  Gordianus  Afri- 
canus  jun.,  much  tooled  .  •  6 

486  Severus  Alexander,  3  ;  Balbinus ;  Pupienus  ;  Gordian  III,  3, 

all  in  good  preservation  .  •  9 

487  Balbinus;  Pupienus;  Gordian  III,  4,  one  as  Caesar,  rare;  ^ 

Philip  sen.,  2,  chiefly  well  preserved  .  8 

488  Balbinus;  Pupienus;  Gordian  III  ;  Philip  sen.;  M.  Otacilia,  2, 

all  in  fair  preservation  .  .  8  /  ' 

489  Philip  sen.,  3;  M.  Otacilia ;  Philip  jun.;  Trajanus  Decius ; 

H.  Etruscilla,  2,  in  a  middling  state  .  10  ^ 

490  Philip  jun.,  2  ;  Trajanus  Decius,  4,  including  one  of  large  size  ; 

Herennia  Etruscilla  ;  Messius  Decius,  some  well  preserved  9  f  // 

491  Messius  Decius  ;  Hostilian,  3  ;  Trebonianus  Gallus,  2  ;  Volu- 

sian,  2,  all  different,  and  in  fair  preservation  .  8  */'" 

492  Volusian  ;  iEmilian,  2,  both  very  doubtful ;  Valerian,  2  ;  Ma- 

riniana,  2,  scarce ;  Gallienus  ;  Salonina;  Postumus,  4,  all  /rt/r 
different ,  some  in  fair  condition  .  13 

493  Miscellaneous — Vespasian  to  Antoninus  Pius,  chiefly  pool 

494  -  Trajan  to  Commodus 

495  -  A.  Pius  to  Severus  Alexander 


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496  Commodus  to  Philip  sen.,  36  ;  Casts  of  rare  Coins,  IS 

ENGLISH  MEDALS.  Bronze,  (continued). 

497  Marquis  Cornwallis  ;  Duke  of  Wellington,  2  ;  Marshal  Suwor- 

row,  and  others  .  .  8 

498  Sir  Isaac  Newton  ;  Sir  Walter  Scott ;  G.  F.  Cooke,  Tragedian  ;  / 

William  Wilberforce  ;  and  one  on  the  Peace  .  5  1  ' 

499  Wm.  Pitt,  2,  varieties ;  Chas.  Fox,  2,  different;  and  one  on 

naming  Plymouth  Dock,  Devonport,  all  large  and  flue  5 


7 


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'500  George  Canning;  Francis  Duke  of  Bedford;  John  Marqui 
Camden  ;  and  two  others,  some  scarce 
^01  St.  Philip’s  Church,  Birmingham;  Evesham  Election  Medal 
Thomason’s  Metallic  Vase  ;  and  two  from  the  series  of  Great 
S/r,t  Men  .  .  .5 

^  502  General  Washington,  large  size  ;  and  others,  small,  various  8 

*.Ars*  503  National  Medals,  an  extremely  fine  set,  in  the  highest  state  of 
preservation  .  .  40 

•  S*?  ^504  White  Metal,  miscellaneous,  chiefly  Russian  .  28 


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FOREIGN  MEDALS.  Silver. 

Martin  Luther,  an  inscription  ;  John  Calvin,  I^  an  arm  from 
the  clouds,  in  the  hand  a  heart ;  George  Lewis,  Duke  of 
Brunswick,  1^,  a  pillar  .  |  3 

Christian  VI  and  Soph.  Magd.  of  Sweden,  I^  a  cross  of  honour, 
by  the  celebrated  Hedlinger, fine  and  rare  .  1 

Charles  III  of  Spain,  his  family  medal,  having  portraits  of  him¬ 
self,  his  successor,  and  consort,  and  grandson  Ferdinand 
(afterwards  King),  1^  a  variety  of  figures,  interesting,  and 
in  fine  preservation  .  .  1 

Petrus  Jurien,  s.  s.  theol.  p.p.  aetat.  l.,  ^  a  fire,  in  the 
midst  of  which  are  bees ;  Pope  Innocent  XI,  3  4 

Gustavus  III  of  Sweden,  on  his  coronation  ;  Catherine  Empress 
of  Russia,  ^  a  rock,  on  which  is  the  equestrian  statue  of 
Peter  the  Great  .  .  2 

Pope  Benedict  XIII  and  XIV,  If  pope  and  cardinals,  &c.;  Na¬ 
poleon  ;  Bataile  de  Castiglione  ;  one  on  his  coronation  4 
Napoleon,  Bataille  d’Austerlitz,  occupation  of  Hamburg,  and 
two  others  ■  .  .  .4 


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PROVINCIAL  SILVER  COINS,  AND  LOCAL  SILVER 

TOKENS. 

Issued  by  Tradesmen  in  the  early  part  of  the  present  Century , 
previously  to  the  issue  of  the  New  Silver  Coinage  in  1817. 


512  Chichester,  Crown,  and  Half  Crown  ;  Bath,  Four  Shillings,  3  ; 

Gloucester,  Half  Crown  ;  Sheffield,  Half  Crown  ;  and  Bath, 
Two  Shillings  .  .  8 

513  Douglas  Bank,  Crown,  and  Half  Crown  ;  Norwich  ;  Nonk’s 

Reading,  Half  Crown  ;  three  Tokens  for  Two  Shillings  each, 
and  six  for  Eighteenpence  .  13 


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Birmingham  Workhouse,  Half  Crown  ;  Fazeley,  Flalf  Crown  ; 
both  very  scarce  ;  three  Fazeley  Shillings,  and  a  Sixpence, 
issued  by  Peels ,  Harding ,  and  Co.;  Birmingham,  Shilling,  ? 

Sixpence,  &c.  •  ♦  ^ 

Shillings — Bidworth,  Bristol,  Carmarthen,  Cheltenham,  Glou-  , 
cester,  Nantwich,  Stafford,  &c.  4  .  25  '' 

-  Cornwall,  Hereford,  Peterborough,  Poole,  Stockton,  . 

Swansea,  &c.  •  •  25  Sr" 

-  Brecknock,  Flintshire,  Lincolnshire,  Romney,  Gainsbo¬ 


rough,  &c. 

Sixpences,  miscellaneous 


20  r  ^ 


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ENGLISH  COINS.  Silver,  (continued). 


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Charles  I,  Oxford  Twenty  and  Five  Shilling  Pieces,  the  first 
well  preserved,  the  last  poor  pi.  23,  Nos.  1  and  5. 

Commonwealth,  Crown,  ivell preserved  ;  Half  Crown,  and  Shil¬ 
ling,  poor;  Sixpence, fine  .  .  4 

Oliver  Protector,  Crown,  well  preserved  .  1 

Oliver  Protector,  Half  Crown,  and  Shilling,  both  very  well 
preserved  .  .  .2 

Charles  II,  Half  Crown,  hammered ,  with  inner  circle  and  nume¬ 
rals,  small  pieces,  various  .  .  15 

Charles  II,  Half  Crown,  and  Shilling,  without  inner  circle  or 
numerals ;  the  same,  with  inner  circle  and  numerals,  all  well 
preserved  .  .  .4 

Charles  II,  Crown,  milled,  1663;  Half  Crown,  poor;  Shilling, 
and  Small  Money  .  .15' 

James  II,  Crown,  1687  ;  Half  Crown,  1685  ;  Shilling,  1688;  r  * 
Sixpence,  1686;  Small  Money,  cliiefiy  ivell  preserved  9 

William  and  Mary,  Crown,  1692,  fine;  Half  Crowns,  1689  and  ^ 

93,  well  preserved ;  Shillings,  1693  ;  and  Small  Money  11 
William  III,  Crown,  1700  ;  Half  Crown,  1700  ;  Shillings,  1694, 

1700,  and  1701;  and  Small  Money  .  10- '4/4' 

William  III,  Half  Crown,  and  Shilling,  with  feathers,  1701,  in  , 
good  preservation  ;  Shillings  of  the  country  mints,  6  8  1 

Anne,  Crown,  and  Half  Crown,  Vigo  ;  Shilling,  and  three  Six¬ 
pences 

Anne,  Crown,  1708;  Half  Crowns,  one  with  plumes,  1708,  the 

other  plain,  well  preserved ;  George  I,  Crown,  ss.  c ,,fins  4  C// 


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AA  Small  Money,  See.,  various  .  .10 

533  George  II,  Crown,  1739;  Half  Crown,  1739;  Shillings,  2;  ,  /tf 

Small  Money,  various  .  .  15 

AA  534  George  II,  Crown,  Half  Crown,  and  Shilling,  1746,  old  head, 
all  fine  proofs  .  .  3 

535  George  III,  Crowns,  1818-19-20,  all  very  fine;  and  small 

Pieces,  various,  including  the  Northumberland  Shilling,  and  y  / y 

a  proof  Shilling  and  Sixpence  of  1787  .  34 

r  As*  536  George  III,  Bank  Dollars,  2 ;  Half  Crowns,  3 ;  Shillings,  3, 

&c.  .  .  .22 

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/  //  ’  537  George  III,  Crown  (pattern),  by  Wyon ,  foedvs.  inviolabile., 
highly  preserved,  and  scarce ;  Bank  of  Ireland  Token  for 
Six  Shillings,  a  proof 

^ 'f"  ‘538  George  III,  Bank  Dollar,  9=  the  royal  arms  within  a  garter, 

(a  pattern),  1804,  very  fine  and  scarce,  by  Kuchler ;  Mudie’s 
pattern  for  a  Crown,  by  Mills,  in  fine  preservation 


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539  George  IV,  Crown,  1821  ;  Half  Crowns,  3;  Shillings,  4  ;  Six- 


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pences,  3;  Maundy  Money,  various,  the  whole  by  Pistrucci  26  '  f 
vs  As*>  540  George  IV,  Half  Crowns,  3;  Shillings,  4  ;  Sixpences,  5  ;  Small 

Money,  miscellaneous,  dates  various ,  some  by  Wyon,  others  y  , 
/  by  Pistrucci  .  .  50 

541  William  IV,  Half  Crown,  1834;  Shillings,  3;  Victoria,  Shilling, 

Sixpence,  and  Small  Money,  including  two  Threehalfpenny  ,  yy 
Pieces  .  .  .21 


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542  George  IV,  Five  Sovereign  to  the  Half  Sovereign,  Crown  to 
the  Sixpence,  Penny  to  the  Farthing,  bronze,  all  fine  proofs, 
by  Wyon  .  .  .11 

\  543  William  IV,  Double  Sovereign  to  the  Half  Sovereign,  Crown  to 

the  Penny,  Penny  to  the  Farthing,  bronze,  all  very  fine,  by  /f 
Wyon  .  •  .14 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 


544  Sterling  Pennies,  struck  in  the  reign  of  Edward  I,  by  the  Dukes 
of  Brabant,  and  others — sec  Snelling's  view  of  these  coins, 
20  ;  and  others,  6  .26 

’/ssA^ 545  Scotch  Silver  —  Alexander  III,  John  Baliol,  Robert  II,  &c., 
Pennies,  9;  David  II,  James  V,  Groats;  and  others  16 

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540  Proofs ,  Zu/  Milton — f  Silver)  —  Free  Trade  to  Africa,  &c., 

a  set,  3  ;  and  others,  including  a  Jetton  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  ✓  •  y 

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547  Foreign  Copper,  English  currency,  poor,  a  great  quantity  ij  // 

548  English  Currency — Pennies ,  <^c. —  George  III  and  IV,  in¬ 

cluding  two  Irish,  9;  Halfpennies,  from  Charles  II  to  George  / 


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IV,  various  (Anne  excepted),  21  •  30 

549  -  Farthings — Charles  II,  tin,  fine;  Anne,  1714,  not  fine  ; 


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another,  pax.  missa.,  &c.,  false;  George  II  and  III, 
various  .  .  .  23 

550  Colonial  Currency — Barbadoes,  Guernsey,  Isle  of  Man,  in¬ 

cluding  a  set  of  the  Queen  Victoria,  fine;  Irish  currency,  ^ 

Gun  Money,  &c.  .  .  37 

551  Patterns  and  Proofs — William  and  Mary,  Halfpenny,  head  on 

each  side  ;  Anne,  Halfpenny,  0-  bust  of  the  Queen,  Bri¬ 
tannia,  in  her  right  hand  a  branch,  in  her  left  a  spear,  fine  / 

and  rare  .  .  .2 

—  George  III,  a  beautiful  Pattern  for  a  Penny,  G-  a  broad 


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head  of  the  King,  9>  Britannia,  1797,  by  Kucliler ,  very  fine 

and  rare ;  His  Irish  Penny,  and  Halfpenny,  1805,  most  1 

highly  preserved  .  .  3 '  'z  // 

-  George  III,  Halfpence,  finely  engraved  by  Droz ,  two 

varieties,  1788  and  1790;  Bermuda,  2  ;  others,  proofs,  in-  s  '  / 


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eluding  Irish  Pennies,  2,  Plalfpennies,  2,  all  fine 
East  India  Company,  proofs,  all  fine 


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555  Foreign  Coins — German  Dollars,  and  their  parts,  miscellaneous 

— 8oz.  1 2  dwt. 

556  A  Gold  Medal  of  Queen  Anne,  G  bust  of  the  Queen,  l?c  Bri¬ 

tannia,  in  her  right  hand  a  branch,  in  her  left  a  shield,  &c., 
fine — weight  14  dwt.  8gr. 


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557  Charles  I,  Ten  Shilling  Pieces,  m.  m.  a  castle,  coronet,  and  tun, 

all  in  good  preservation  .  .  3 

558  Commonwealth,  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  1653,  very  well  pre-  , 

served  .  .  .  1  A 

559  Commonwealth,  Ten  Shilling  Piece,  1651,  highly  preserved  1  Kss*./'* 

560  Oliver  Protector,  Broad  or  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  1656,  very  ~>  My 

w ell  preserved  .  .  1  F  ' 

561  Charles  II,  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  and  Half  Guinea,  both  poor  2  /fiyy 


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562  Charles  II,  Guinea,  1679  ;  William  and  Mary,  Guinea,  with 

elephant  and  castle  under  the  head,  1689,  fine  2 

563  James  II,  Half  Guinea,  1686,  much  finer  preserved  than  usually 

met  with ,  a  very  desirable  coin ,  and  in  this  state  very 
rare  .  .  .1 

564  William  and  Mary,  Guinea,  1694;  William  III,  Guinea,  1701, 

the  latter  fine  .  .  2 

565  William  III,  Half  Guinea,  1701,  well  preserved ;  Anne,  Gui¬ 

nea,  with  elephant  and  castle  under  the  head,  1709,  scarce , 
and  in  fair  condition  .  .  2 

566  Anne,  Guinea,  1715;  Half  Guinea,  1707,  the  latter  well 

preserved  .  .  2 

567  Anne,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  with  rose  in  centre  of  the  1706, 

in  a  fair  state  of  preservation  .  1 

568  George  I,  Guinea,  1719,  fine;  Half  Guinea,  1719  2 

569  George  II,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  1746,  very  fine  .  1 

570  George  II,  Guinea,  1734;  Half  Guinea,  1736,  the  latter  fine  2  /  /S/ 

571  George  II,  Guinea,  1745  ;  Plalf  Guineas,  2,  1760,  both  fine  3  'J  & 

572  George  III,  Half  Guinea,  1775,  a  fine  proof ;  George  IV,  Half 

Sovereign,  1821,  rare  date ,  and  fine  .  2 


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CABINETS. 


573  An  Oak  Cabinet,  suitable  for  various  Coins,  twenty-one  slides 

14  in.  by  22,  14  in.  deep 

574  Another,  adapted  for  Small  and  Large  Brass,  twenty-one  slides 

14  in.  by  16,  10  in.  deep 

575  Another,  like  to  the  preceding 

576  Another,  nearly  similar 

'577  A  Mahogany  Cabinet,  without  door,  acjapted  for  miscellaneous 
Coins  and  Medals,  twelve  slides,  four  drawers,  and  one 
drawer  extra  large,  fitted  with  slides 

151  in.  by  23,  16  j  in.  deep 

578  A  neat  Mahogany  Case,  with  eight  slides,  containing  440  com¬ 

partments,  intended  for  Tradesmen’s  Tokens 

16  in.  by  5,  8  in.  deep 

579  A  large  Hair  Trunk,  containing  a  number  of  coin  trays 


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580  John,  Halfpenny  ;  Henry  VIII,  side  and  full  faced  ;  James  I ; 

Alexander  III  (Scotch),  2,  Pennies  ;  Henry  V,  Half  Groat ; 
Edward  III ;  Henry  VII  and  VIII ;  Alexander  III,  Groats  ; 
Charles  I,  Shilling,  fine ;  and  a  Newark  Half  Crown, 
&c.  .  .14 

581  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  G-  her  bust,  $>  quho.  can.  compare. 

with.  me.  in.  greif.,  &c.,  a  cast  in  silver  .  1 


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