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CATALOGUE 


OF 


UNITED  STATES 


dloH,  Jilvn,  and  (J^oins, 

Colonial,  Pattern  Pieces,  Catalogues,  &c. 


TOGETHER  WITH  MY 


ENTIRE  PRIVATE  COLLECTION  OF  WASHINOTONS. 

g^e:org^e  f.  seavey, 

CAMBKIDGEPOIIT,  MASS. 


TO  BE  SOLD  AT  AUCTION  BY 


BANGS,  MERWIN,  & COMPANY, 


594  and  596  Broadway,  New  York. 


On  Tuesday  and  Wednesday,  June  21  & 22, 1864. 


(NOT  A DUPLICATE  IN  THE  SALE.) 


Orders  will  be  received  and  executed  by 

Edward  Cogan,  Esq 4S  North  10th  Street,  Philadelphia. 

Wm.  H.  Strobridge,  Esq 03  William  Street,  New  York. 

W.  Edliott  Woodward,  Esq Itoxbury,  Mass. 

J.  1 . Des  lORGES,  Esq Light  Street,  Baltimore,  Md. 


Or  by  the  Auctioneers. 


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CATALOGUE 


OP 


UNITED  STATES 


^old,  Mhtx,  iuul  ^1^01110, 

Colonial,  Pattern  Pieces,  Catalogues,  &c. 


TOGETHER  WITH  MY 

ENTIEE  PEIYATE  COLLECTION  OF  WASHINGTONS. 

G-EORG^E  F.  SEAVEY, 

CAMBKIDGEPOKT,  MASS. 


TO  BE  SOLD  AT  AUCTION  BY 

BANGS,  MEEWIN,  & COMPANY, 

594  and.  596  Broadway,  New  York. 

On  Tuesday  and  Wednesday,  June  21  & 22, 1864. 


(NOT  A DUPLICATE  IN  THE  SALE.) 


Orders  will  be  received  and  executed  by 

Edward  Cogan,  Esq 48  North  10th  Street,  Philadelphia. 

Wm.  H.  Strobridge,  Esq 93  Wiiliam  Street,  New  York. 

W.  Elliott  Woodward,  Esq Koxbury,  Mass. 

J.  P.  Des  Forges,  Esq 12  Light  Street,  Baitimore,  Md, 


Or  by  the  Auctioneers. 


Printed  by 

J.  E.  Fakwell  and  Company, 
37  Congress  Street,  Boston. 


CATALOGUE. 


Miscellaneous.  — Silver. 

'S'l  ^ 1.  William  I,  (Conqueror.)  1066  to  1087,  A.  D.,  fine 

Penny,  Paxs  type,  very  rare. 

2.  Henry  II.  1154-1189,  fine  Penny,  very  rare. 

S L 3.  Henry  11.  or  HI.  A very  fine  and  rare  type,  by  Hawkins, 
attributed  to  Henry  II.  ; by  Ruding,  to  the  3d  Henry. 

4^  Henry  HI.  (undoubted.)  Fine  Penny. 

I 5.  Richard  I.  (Coeur  de  Lion.)  1189-1199.  Ricardus, 

Rex.  Rev.  Pictavensis.  Fine  and  rare. 

6.  Edward  I.  1272-1307,  London  Penny,  fine. 

7.  Edward  II.  1307-1327,  Canterbury  Penny,  fine. 

8.  Edward  HI.  1327—1377,  York  Penny,  rare. 

.i  Y 9.  Elizabeth.  1558-1603,  Sixpence,  rose  behind  bust. 

1,‘  2^  10.  William  and  Mary.  1688-1695,  Half  Crown,  scarce. 

5T5  11.  Anna.  1702—1714,  very  fine  Shilling,  gilt. 

2-Tb  12.  Anglo-Gallic  Denier,  or  Penny,  of  Queen  Eleanor. 

Crosses  and  Crosslets  in  two  circles,  very  rare,  fine. 

4-0  13.  Nurenberg.  Small  Coin,  1749,  octagon,  very  fine. 

14.  Gregory  XVI.  Pont.  Max.  1831,  Scudo,  scarce. 

Xu  15.  Twenty-Four  Shillings,  Dansk,  (32  cents,  silver,)  a fine 
and  scarce  coin ; a lion  under  a crown. 

16.  Hungary.  Small  coin  dated  1597,  rare. 


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17.  Charles  II.  Scotcli  Bodle.  Ilev.  thistle  crowned,  scarce. 

18.  Vox  Populi.  Coin  of  the  Pretender,  scarce. 

19.  James  II.  Half  Penny,  (Hibernia,)  rare. 

20.  Gun  ^loney,  XII.,  good  specimen. 

21.  Isle  of  ]\Ian  Half  Penny,  “ Sans  charger,”  arms  of  the 

Derby  family,  scarce. 

22.  Counter  of  Queen  Anne,  very  beautiful. 

23.  3Iodel  Guinea  of  George  HI.,  very  fine. 

24.  “Captain  James  Phillips  whipt  at  the  carts,  — April  5th, 

1784.  Well  laid  on.”  A man  tied  to  a cart,  another 
whipping  him.  Engraved,  found  in  an  old  house  in 
Philadelphia.  / 

25.  Louis  XVI.  and  ]M.  Antoinette,  their  busts,  joined.  Rev. 

“ iMurd.  by  the  factions,  &C.  Oct.  16,  1795.”  Fine 
and  rare  medallet,  bronze,  size  20. 

26.  Louis  XVI.,  Roi  des  Francois.  Fine  bust.  Rev.  Fasces 

in  a wreath,  2 s.  Iar2;e  bronze  coin,  fine. 

27.  Calendar,  for  1771,  dollar  size,  curiously  composed,  on 

brass,  rare. 

28.  Trajan  Second,  brass,  and  3 Greek  imperial  coins,  a good 

lot,  4 pieces. 

29.  Phillip,  and  4 other  small  cross  coins,  5 pieces. 

30.  A lot  of  Assaria,  (minute  copper  coins,)  of  the  ancients; 

they  were  most  common  about  the  era  of  Constantine 
the  Great ; some  of  these  specimens  are  very  perfect  and 
beautiful  ; a rare  lot,  12  pieces. 

A series  of  the  Presidents  from  George  Washington  to  Abraham 
Lincoln.  On  the  obverse  is  a bust  of  the  President,  on  the 
reverse  his  residence,  copied  from  nature,  by  G.  II.  Lovett. 
A fine  proof  set,  copper,  size  23. 

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•31.  George  Washington.  Rev.  residence,  Mt.  Auburn. 

32.  John  Adams.  Rev.  residence. 


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33.  Thomas  Jefferson.  Rev.  residence,  Monticello. 

34.  James  Madison.  Rev.  residence. 

35.  James  Monroe.  Rev.  residence. 

36.  John  Quincy  Adams.  Rev.  residence,  Quincy. 

37.  Andrew  Jackson.  Rev.  residence. 

38.  Martin  Van  Buren.  Rev.  residence. 

39.  M^m.  H.  Harrison.  Rev.  residence. 

40.  John  Tyler.  Rev.  residence. 

41.  James  K.  Polk.  Rev.  residence. 

42.  Zachary  Taylor.  Rev.  residence. 

43.  Millard  Fillmore.  Rev.  residence. 

44.  Franklin  Pierce.  Rev.  residence. 

45.  James  Bu^ihanan.  Rev.  residence. 

46.  Abraham  Lincoln.  Rev.  residence. 

47.  Mint  of  the  United  States,  Philadelphia,  Head  of 

Liberty.  Rev.  Annual  Assay,  1861,  fine  proof,  bronze, 
size  23. 

48.  Penn’s  Treaty,  1682,  “Unbroken  Faith.”  Rev.  Penn 

standing  surrounded  with  a group  of.  Indians  ; a beauti- 
ful medallet  in  copper. 

49.  Insurance  Card.  Obv.  a ship.  Rev.  Capital,  $300,000, 

&c.  ; a rare  token,  fine. 

50.  Rhode  Island  Medal.  Obv.  a ship.  Rev.  a peninsula, 

surrounded  by  a fleet,  1773  ; a well  known  and  rare 
medal,  rather  poor,  size  23,  brass. 

51.  Libertas  Americana,  4 Jull,  1776.  Head  of  Liberty, 

with  flowing  hair.  Rev.  “ Non  Sine  Dies  Animosiis  In- 
fans.”  A leopard  repulsed  by  Pallas.  Infant  Hercules 
strangling  serpents.  Fine  proof. 

52.  A set  of  Brimlow’s  Cards  in  nickel,  5 pieces. 


American  Silver.  — Dollars. 

1794  Purchased  at  Mr.  Woodward’s  sale,  Oct.  20  and 
24,  1863;  the  fncst  specimen  known,  of  the 
hig/iesl  variety. 


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1790 

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1853 

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1854 

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1856 

Flowing  hair,  uncirculated,  splendid  impression. 

Fillet  head,  uncirculated. 

Large  letters  on  the  reverse,  fine./^'  aX 
Small  “ “ “ “ 

6 stars  facing,  very  fine,  rare.  /^r 

7 stars  facing,  fine,  scarce. 

Spread  eagle,  very  fine. 

Small  eagle,  thirteen  stars,  fine,  rare. 

As  bright  and  perfect  as  when  dropped  from  the 
die  ; splendid  impression.  1 
Fine,  scarce. 

Very  good,  very  scarce. 

Over  1,  very  nearly  uncirculated,  rarg  in  this  con- 
dition. 

Very  fine,  very  scarce. 

Proof,  rare. 

Flying  eagle,  splendid  proof,  excessively  rare.'^^'  ^ ^ ^ 
“ “ -^voo^,  excessively  rare.  ^ Ar 

Uncirculated. 

Very  fine. 

“ “ nearly  uncirculated. 

Uncirculated. 

“ very  scarce. 

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“ scarce. 

Brilliant,  might  be  described  as  proof. 

Brilliant  proof,  extremely  rare. 

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Uncirculated. 

Perfectly  uncirculated,  very  rare.  yr'' 

Very  fine,  very  scarce.  ^ ^ /x 

Uncirculated. 


2.cnD  87.  1857  Uncirculated. 

2.ro  88.  1859  Brilliant,  N.  O.  Mint,  rare.'^''  ^ 


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89.  1860  “ “ “ 

:Li,u-i7  90.  1858  Brilliant  proof  set,  7 pieces,  extremely  rare. 


91.  1859 
U-  92.  1860 
C..2-S“  93.  1861 

94.  1862 

95.  1863 


96. 

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98. 

1795 

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Half  Dollars.  , 

Fine  for  this  date,  very  scarce. 

Fine  for  date. 

A good  specimen  of  this  very  rare  coin,  ex.  rare. 
Fine,  and  very  rare. 

Good  for  date,  scarce. 

Fine  for  date,  scarce. 

Fine,  very  scarce. 

•5  Fine  for  this  variety,  very  scarce. 

Fine. 

Uncirculated,  bright. 

A variety,  very  fine. 

Bright,  uncirculated,  splendid  impression. 

With  head  of  1808,  bright,  uncirculated. 

Good. 

Brilliant. 

Fine. 

Splendid  impression,  bright. 

Fine. 

Fine. 

Fine.  ^ 

Perfectly  uncirculated,  splendid  impression. 
Uncirculated. 


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1 i.-S'  119.  1818  Uncirculated. 

M3  120.  1819  Uncirculated. 

( 121.  1820  Large  date,  very  fine. 

I 17,  122.  1820  Small  date,  uncirculated. 
(.—  123.  1821  Uncirculated. 

H3  124.  1822  Brilliant. 

1.17,-  125.  1823  Uncirculated. 

I.I3  120.  1824  Uncirculated. 

127.  1825  Uncirculated. 

I i3  128.  1826  Uncirculated. 

1^5,-  129.  1827  Brilliant. 

I . - 130.  1828  Brilliant. 

13f.  1829  Brilliant. 

132.  1830  Brilliant. 

|,_  133.  1831  Uncirculated. 

I i_  134.  1832  Brilliant. 

I.—  135.  1833  Fine. 

\.~  130.  1834  Small  date,  brilliant. 

I.—  137.  1834  Large  date,  uncirculated. 
|.  — 138.  1835  Uncirculated. 
l._  139.  1830  A^ery  fine. 

1 13  140.  1837  Uncirculated. 

I,  — 141.  1838  Uncirculated. 

I >2-  142.  1839  Liberty  seated,  brilliant. 
1'—  143.  1839  Bust,  very  fine. 

I ;zb~  144.  1840  Uncirculated. 

I,—  145.  1841  Very  fine. 

(,  - ^40.  1842  Large  date,  uncirculated. 
( 1 3 147.  1842  Small  date,  very  fine. 

I /2_  148.  1843  Proof  impression. 

I'—  149.  1844  Uncirculated. 

I,-  150.  1845  Fine. 

151.  1846  Uncirculated. 

152.  1847  Fine. 

I.-  153.  1848  Good. 


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I.—  155.  1850  Very  fine,  scarce. 

3 156.  1851  Uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

I / 1_  157.  1852  Very  fine,  rare. 

I 158.  1854  Brilliant. 

I.  159.  1855  Brilliant,  N.  O.  Mint,  scarce. 

113  160.  1856  Uncirculated. 

1.15-  161.  1860  Uncirculated,  San  Francisco  Mint,  scarce. 

1.-^  162.  1861  “ “ “ “ “ 

I-—  163.  1862  Splendid  impression. 

Quarters. 

^.cro  164.  1796  A very  fine  specimen  of  this  date.///  ^ 
^ 165.  1804  Fine  for  date. 

S'©  166.  1805  Very  fine. 

3'C  167.  1806  Fine. 

h-o  168.  1807  Fine  for  this  date. 

/b  169.  1815  Fine  for  date. 

^'3  170.  1818  Fine  uncirculated  impression. 

^ 171.  1819  Very  fine. 

172.  1820  Very  fine. 

•2-.i2_  173.  1821  Splendid  impression,  perfectly  uncirculated. 

174.  1822  Fine  for  date,  scarce. 

175.  1824  Very  fine. 

7 S'  176.  1825  Uncirculated,  but  slightly  chafed. 

177.  1828  Very  fine. 

178.  1831  Brilliant. 

179.  1832  Uncirculated. 

4-L  180.  1833  Good. 

3-13  181.  1834  Brilliant. 

182.  1835  Uncirculated. 

183.  1836  Fine,  scarce. 

532)  184.  1837  Very  fine. 

4o  185.  1838  Uncirculated. 


2 


10 


5^ 

186. 

1839 

Very  fine. 

M-C, 

187. 

1840 

Ordinary. 

4-C 

188. 

1841 

Ordinary. 

5-5" 

189. 

1842 

Fine. 

^(0 

190. 

1843 

Fine. 

191. 

1844 

Very  fine. 

192. 

1845 

Uncircnlated. 

193. 

1846 

Very  fine. 

194. 

1847 

Very  fine. 

195. 

1848 

Very  fine. 

U-L 

196. 

1849 

Fine. 

K 

197. 

1850 

Uncirculated,  scarce. 

tib 

198. 

1851 

Fine,  scarce. 

199. 

1852 

Uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

7r 

200. 

1853 

Without  arrows,  fine,  rare. 

Dimes, 

\ Sx> 

201. 

1796 

Very  fine,  rare. 

\ sc> 

202. 

1797 

16  stars,  fine  for  this  date,  rare. 

203. 

1798 

Extremely  fine,  very  rare  in  this  condition 

l.-- 

204. 

1800 

A good  specimen  of  this  rare  date. 

S\i 

205. 

1801 

Ordinary,  rare. 

\ 

206. 

1802 

ii  (£ 

».— 

207. 

1803 

Good  for  this  date,  rare. 

208. 

1805 

Fine,  scarce. 

U 

209. 

1807 

Very  fine  impression. 

/ /-i- 

210. 

1809 

Extremely  fine,  sc.arce.  / 

211. 

1811 

Very  good. 

2.0 

212. 

1814 

Ordinary,  scarce. 

213. 

1820 

Nearly  uncirculated. 

i>c> 

214. 

1821 

Small  date,  very  fine. 

215. 

1821 

Large  date,  good. 

So 

216. 

1822 

Good  for  this  date,  rare. 

217. 

1823 

Uncirculated. 

11 


218. 

1824 

Nearly  uncirculated. 

219. 

1825 

“ “ fine  impression. 

220. 

1827 

Uncirculated. 

2-0 

221. 

1828 

Small  date,  very  fine. 

222. 

1828 

Large  date,  poor,  very  scarce. 

:i  r 

223. 

1829 

Uncirculated. 

3T 

224. 

1830 

(( 

3 5T- 

225. 

1831 

( ( 

1 S' 

226. 

1832 

( ( 

^0 

227. 

1833 

(( 

3o 

228. 

1834 

< ( 

3o 

229. 

1835 

(( 

io 

230. 

1836 

“ very  scarce. 

S' 

231. 

1837 

With  stars,  uncirculated. 

2- S' 

232. 

1837 

Without  stars,  large  date,  uncirculated, 

3>o 

233. 

1837 

“ “ small  “ very  fine. 

3 C3 

234. 

1838 

V^ith  stars,  uncirculated. 

235. 

1838 

Without  stars,  fine,  rare. 

2S~ 

236. 

1839 

Brilliant. 

2-S'' 

237. 

1840 

< 6 

S'O 

238. 

1841 

Uncirculated. 

2-0 

239. 

1842. 

4 C 

2^0 

240. 

1843  Very  fine. 

2.  0 

241. 

1844  Very  good,  scarce. 

2- S' 

242. 

1845 

Uncirculated. 

\ » X- 

243. 

1846 

Uncirculated,  rare  in  this  condition. 

244. 

1847 

4 4 

2o 

245. 

1848 

Poor. 

Xo 

246. 

1849  Fine. 

2o 

247. 

1850 

Uncirculated.. 

2-0 

248. 

1851 

Fine. 

XS" 

249. 

1852 

Uncirculated. 

2-0 

250. 

1853 

Brilliajit. 

251.. 

1853 

Without  arrows,,  uncirculated. 

2^0 

252. 

1854  Uncirculated. 

12 


253. 

185G 

Small  date,  uncirculated. 

254. 

1856 

Large  date,  veiy  good,  very  scarce. 

7 0 

255. 

1858- 

-1859-1860  tincirculated,  3 pieces. 

25G. 

1863 

Proof  dime,  tcrxj  rare. 

Half  Dimes. 

257. 

1794  Very  fine,  rare. 

\\7- 

258. 

1795 

'X,  — 

259. 

1796  Very  fine  impression,  nearly  uncirculated,  rare. 

2 GO. 

1797 

16  stars,  very  fine,  very  rare. 

1.7^" 

2G1. 

1797 

15  stars,  good. 

5"0 

2G2. 

1800 

Very  fine,  rare. 

2G3. 

1801 

Fine  for  this  date. 

0 

264. 

1803 

( ( i ( (4 

G 2-  b" 

2G5. 

1805 

Fine  for  this  very  rare  date. 

2GG. 

1829  Uncirculated. 

2G7. 

1830 

Very  fine. 

/3 

2G8. 

1831 

Uncirculated. 

( 

2G9. 

1832 

Very  fine. 

i3 

270. 

1833 

Uncirculated. 

a- 

271. 

1834 

i 4 

(3 

272. 

1835 

Small  date,  uncirculated.  * 

273. 

1835 

Large  “ “ 

\ * 

274. 

1836 

Uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

?-0 

275. 

1837 

Small  figure  5,  L^ncirculated. 

?-0 

276. 

1837 

Large  figure  5,  fine. 

7 0 

277. 

1837 

Without  stars,  uncirculated. 

278. 

1838 

Uncirculated. 

279. 

1839 

lincirculated. 

/r 

280. 

1840 

4 4 

• 

^(J 

281. 

1841 

Very  fine. 

S'C 

282. 

1842 

Uncirculated. 

j.r' 

283. 

1843 

• 

4 4 

(0 

284. 

1844 

4 4 

13 


'o  285.  1845  Uncirculated, 
n 286.  1846  Very  fine,  rare. 

I 287.  1847  Uncirculated. 

.288.  1848 
289.  1849 
lU  290.  1850 
I ;r  291.  1851 
ir  292.  1852 

293.  1853 

294.  1853  Without  arrows,  uncirculated,  scarce, 
tv  295.  1855  Uncirculated,  scarce. 

' S'  296.  1858-1859-1860-1861-1862,  uncirculated,  5 pieces. 
297.  1863  Proof,  very  rare. 

Three  Cent  Pieces. 

1 ^ 298.  1851—1852,  Uncirculated,  2 pieces. 

^ 299.  1853-1854—1855,  Fine,  very  scarce,  3 pieces. 

^ 300.  1856-1858-1860-1861,  Uncirculated,  4 pieces. 

Vo  301.  1863  Fine  proof,  veiy  rare. 


Catalogues. 

1855. 


302. 

June  6,  Flandins,  priced  and  named,  rare. 
1856. 

Vo 

303. 

September,  16,  Leonard  & Co.,  Boston,  very  rare. 
1858. 

VO 

304. 

April  27,  Herts  ^ Moss,  excessively  rare,  only  two 
or  three  known.  • 

305., 

May  13,  Henry  H.  Leeds  & Co.,  N.  Y.  priced, 
very  rare. 

306. 

July,  Jos.  J.  Mickley’s,  Degrees  of  Parity,  rare. 

307. 

October  26,  Nortons,  “ 

14 


Sb 

308. 

309. 

310. 

311. 

ro 

312. 

.jr 

313. 

‘ (5^ 

314. 

/5^ 

315. 

316. 

317. 

/.r 

318. 

/r 

319. 

( 0 

320. 

2.r 

321. 

10 

322. 

3S 

323. 

V 

324. 

fo 

325. 

326. 

n 

327.. 

1 0 

328. 

329. 

fo 

330. 

1859. 

February,  x\ugiistus  B.  Sage,  priced,  scarce. 

“ 28,  Henry  Bogert,  N.  Y.,  rare. 

“ 28,  Addenda,  N.  Y.,  rare. 

June  7,  J.  D.  Fosketts,  N.  Y.,  priced,  scared. 

l)ec.  15,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  N.  Y.,  priced, 
scarce. 

Dec.  19-20,  Joseph  N.  T.  Levick,  Pliila.,  priced. 

1860. 

February  28-29,  Edward  Grob,  Esq.,  N.  Y. 
priced  and  named,  scarce. 

March  26-27,  Y illiani  Leggett,  Bramliall,  X.  Y., 

jMarcli  29,  Draper,  Morse,  & Co.,  Boston,  priced, 
very  rare. 

April  25-26,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  X.  Y.,  priced 
and  named. 

April  25,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  addenda,  cx- 
iremchj  rare.  • 

j\lay  21-22,  Edward  Cogan,  Philadelphia,  priced. 

“ 24-25,  B.  J.  Gallagher,  X.  Y.,  priced  and 

named,  scarce. 

jNIay  25,  addenda,  rare. 

tlune  18,  Edward  Cogan,  Philadelphia,  priced. 

“ 27-28,  Leonard  & Co.,  Boston,  very  rare. 

“ 28-29,  Glossers,  X.  Y.,  very  clean,  exces- 

sively rare. 

June  28-29,  addenda,  excessively  rare. 

July  12,  Bangs,  Merwin,  A Co.,  very  rare. 

July  31,  l-iconard  A Co.,  Boston,  very  rare. 

September  12  to  14,  Bangs,  INIerwin,  & Co.,  I^.  Y. 

“ 14,  II.  G.  Dwengers,  addenda  ex- 

tremely rare. 

October  17-18,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  X.  Y.,  rare. 


15 


1 0 331. 

^ 332. 


2-^  333. 


s-o  334. 
I c 335. 
■^0  336. 

' 337. 

I 0 338. 

25“  339. 

' ^ 340. 

5^  341. 


342. 

’ 5'  343. 

^ 344. 

1 0 345. 

346.  * 
2-b~  347. 


348. 

349. 

350. 
^ 351. 


1860. 

October  18-19,  Edward  Cogan,  Philadelphia. 

Nov.  23,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  priced,  scarce. 

1861. 

Priced  catalogue  of  the  De  Plaven  collec- 

O 

tion,  very  much  soiled,  but  excessively 
rare. 

De  Haven  collection,  clean  catalogue. 
January  8,  Leonard  & Co.,  Boston,  rare. 

“ 9,  “ “ “ very  rare. 

Feb.  5,  “ “ “ priced,  rare. 

April  16,  A.  S.  Robinson,  “ partly  priced, 
rare. 

April  29-30,  J.  W.  Wildey,  N.  Y.,  priced  and 
named,  rare. 

May  29-30,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  N.  Y.,  priced, 
scarce. 

June  3-4,  C.  Piazza,  N.  Y.,  priced,  scarce. 

1862. 

March  25-26,  Edward  Cogan,  Philadelphia. 

April  17-18,  Geo.  B.  Davis,  N.  Y.,  priced,  scarce. 
April  22-23,  Bangs,  Alerwin,  & Co.,  N.  Y.,  rare. 
May  14,  A.  S.  Robinson,  Boston,  priced  and 
named,  rare. 

May  26-27-28,  W.  A.  Lilliendahl,  N.  Y. 

July  30,  Henry  Cook,  Boston,  priced  and  named, 
rare. 

1863. 

January  19  to  23,  Benjamin  Haines,  N.  Y. 

“ 29-30,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  N.  Y. 

priced  and  named. 

February  4,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.,  N.  Y.,  scarce. 
“ 4,  Addenda,  rare. 


16 


1 

352. 

1863. 

]\Iarcli  9,  William.  L.  Wall  & Co.,  Washington, 

1 353. 

verv’-  rare. 

]\Iarch  26,  addenda,  priced,  rare. 

t D 

354. 

April  7-8,  Edward  Cogan,  N.  Y. 

;>.r 

355. 

April  28,  to  May  1,  AV.  E.  AVoodward,  N.  Y., 

356. 

priced. 

June  9,  H.  A.  Muhlenberg,  N.  Y.,  priced. 

Si} 

357. 

September  15-16-17,  J.  P.  Leavitt.  Y.  Y.,  priced. 

Sk} 

358. 

“ 22-23,  Geo.  F.  Seavey,  “ “ 

1 0 

359. 

October  7,  Bangs,  Merwin,  & Co.  “ 

1 b 

360. 

“ 20  to  24,  AA".  E.  AA'oodward,  “ 

3 6 

361. 

Dec.  15-16-17,  AY.  A.  Lilliendahl.  “ 

IC) 

362. 

“ 28-29,  Bangs,  ]\[erwin,  & Co.  “ 

M) 

363. 

1864. 

January  5,  Leonard  & Co.,  Boston. 

364. 

“ 13,  A.  J.  Bleecker,  son  & Co.,  N.  Y. 

365. 

“ 12-13-14,  J.  P.  AY.  Yeff,  Esq.,  “ 

1/-0 

366. 

May  12,  Leonard  & Co.,  Boston. 

23.- 

367. 

1795 

. American  Gold.  — Eagles. 
Uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

5(T.- 

368. 

1796 

Brilliant,  very  rare. 

369. 

1797 

A^erv  fine,  and  scarce. 

(To  . - 

370. 

1797 

Small  EacrJe,  reverse^  very  fine,  excessively  miQ.. 

2.5^.  - 

371. 

1798 

Fine,  and  very  rare. 

, 3 0 . - 

372. 

1801 

Brilliant,  rare  in  tliis  condition. 

3 ».- 

373. 

1804  Very  fine,  exceedingly  rare. 

1 3,  - 

374. 

1795 

Half  Eagles. 
Uncirculated,  rare. 

]0.^ 

375. 

1795 

Spread  Eagle  reverse,  in  splendid  condition,  exces- 

sivehi  rare. 

17 


376. 
n.-  377. 
U--  378. 
il.-  379. 
iG>._  380. 
^3.  _ 381. 


382. 

,383. 

C._ 

384. 

C,.— 

385. 

(d  ' — 

386. 

V — 

387. 

388. 

389. 

390. 

c.~ 

391. 

G 

392. 

G,_ 

393. 

C-- 

394. 

395. 

396. 

397. 

398. 

<i0 

399. 

400. 

^0 

401. 

\\r  ~ 

402. 

lA  0-0 

403. 

1796  Fine,  very  rare. 

1798  Very  fine,  very  scarce. 

1802  Over  1,  uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

1804  Uncirculated,  very  rare. 

1818  Splendid  uncirculated  impression,  rare. 

1823  Uncirculated,  extremely  rare. 

Quarter  Eagles. 

1796  Without  stars,  very  fine ^ extremely  rare. 

1798  Fine  for  date,  excessively  rare. 

1802  Very  good,  very  scarce. 

1804  Fine  and  rare. 

1807  Very  fine,  very  scarce. 

1808  Fine,  “ “ 

1824  Very  fine,  very  rare. 

1825 

1827  “ “ 

1829  Uncirculated,  very  scarce. 

1831  Brilliant,  very  rare. 

1832  Very  fine,  very  scarce. 

1833  Good,  extremely  rare. 

1B34  Old  type,  good,  extremely  rare. 

1834  New  “ uncirculated,  very  rare. 

1853  Proof  Twenty  Dollar  gold  piece,  from  the  U.  S. 
Assay  Office,  California.  I believe  this  piece  to 
be  unique, 
dollar,  no  date. 

1853  J “ round. 

1854  Dollar  octagon. 

1856  ^ Dollar,  round. 

1834  Carolina  gold,  5 Dollars,  C.  Bechtler  at  Ruther- 
ford, extremely  rare, 

“ One  Carolina  dollar,”  Bechtler  28  G uncirculated, 
extremely  rare. 


18  . • 


X.  ~ 404. 

— 405. 
U.-  406. 


i S'.  - 407. 

TS~  408. 
409. 
I.—  410. 
'■  (r  o 411. 
I i 412. 
dSo  413. 
( 'j  6'"  414. 
I To  415. 
3^  416. 

I S'©  417. 
) iTo  418. 

t 419. 
SX)  420. 
I *)  r 421. 

Z-S^O  422. 


|Lf,  _ 423. 


3.-)  424. 

•)  5'  425. 


“ One  N.  Carolina  gold  dollar,”  C.  Bechtler,  28 
G.  uncirculated,  extremely  rare. 

A.  Bechtler,  1 dollar,  Ivev.  Carolina  gold,  21  C., 
27  G.,  uncirculated,  extremely  rare. 

1849  Two  and  half  Dol.,  G.  S.  L.  C.  P.  G.  Bev.  to 
the  Lord  Holiness,  (Mormon.) 

Colonial  Coins. 

N.  E.  Shilling,  in  very  fine  condition,  and  war- 
ranted genuine,  extremelij  rare. 

1652  IVyatts,  Pine  Tree  Penny,  very  rare. 

1652  Oak  Tree  Twopence,  very  fine  and  rare. 

1652  “ “ “ “ 

1652  Pine  Tree  Threepence,  very  fine,  rare.^' 

1652  “ “ “ “ 

1652  “ Sixpence,  very  fine. 

1652  “ Shilling,  good  specimen. 

1652  “ “ variety,  good  specimen. 

1721  Colonies  Francoises,  fine,  rare. 

1722  “ “ verv  fine,  very  rare. 

1722  Ivosa  Americana  Half  Penny,  “ Vtile  DulcI,”  fine, 
and  verv  rare. 

1722  Do.  “ Vtile  Dulci,”  very  fine. 

1722  Rosa  Americana  Penny,  good. 

1723  “ “ “ rose  crowned,  very  fine 

impression . 

1733  Rosa  Americana,  rose  on  a stem  under  a crown, 
silver  proof,  very  rare. 

1737  (Iranhij  Copper.  Obv.  doer  standing,  “Value  me 
as  you  please.”  Rev.  a broad  axe,  “ I cut  my 
Avay  through.”  In  very  good  condition,  exccs- 
sivchj  rare. 

1766  Pitt  Token,  no  stamp,  extremely  fine,  rare. 

1767  Colonies  Francoises,  “ R.  F.”  good,  scarce. 


19 


426. 

\ »X- 

427. 

428. 

\ S-0 

429. 

t*) 

430. 

1 0.  — 

431. 

r.  - 

432. 

3c 

433. 

3o 

434. 

1 0 

435. 

1 

436. 

\ . ~ 

437. 

1 

* 

438. 

3 ir 

439. 

L 

440. 

C 

441. 

L 

442. 

r- 

443. 

S'D 

444. 

445. 

446. 

447. 

3 

448. 

A 

449. 

450. 

ft  0 

451. 

452. 

3 0 

453. 

454. 

455. 

1773  Virginia  Half  Penny,  fine,  scarce. 

1773  “ “•  “ large  planchet,  very  good. 

1781  North  American  Token,  fine. 

1783  Georgius  Triuinpho,  very  good. 

1783  Chalmers,  Annapolis,  Three  Pence,  very  fine,  very 


1783 

1783 

1783 

1783 

1785 

1785 

1785 

1786 
1786 
1786 
1786 

1786 

1787 
1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 

1787 


i 6 


rare. 

Chalmers,  Annapolis,  Sixpence,  obverse  good.  Re- 
verse poor,  very  rare. 

Ofcalmers  Shilling,  very  fine,  very  scarce. 

Nova  Constellatio,  U.  S.,  fine,  (2  L®.) 

(IL.) 

blunt  rays,  ordinary. 

Auctori  Connec,  negro  head,  fine,  rare. 

“ Confederatio,  1785.”  Rev.  “ Inimica  tyrannis 
A^iericana.”  Splendid  copy. 

Vermontensium.  Rev.  Quata  decima  Stella,  good. 
Auctori  Vermon,  baby  head,  good. 

Nova  Cicsarea,  4 distinct  varieties,  good. 

Auctori  Connec,  2 varieties,  one  very  curiously 
struck. 

Auctori  Connec,  bust  to  right,  rare. 

Immunis  Columbia,  very  fine  and  very  rare. 

Auctori  Connec,  head  of  Gov.  Bradford.  Rev. 

figure  with  naked  bust,  rare. 

Auctori  Connec,  poor,  rare. 

‘ very  large  letters,  very  fine./^- 
3 varieties. 

projection  under  the  nose. 

“ 2 varieties,  bust  to  right  and  left. 

Nova  Ctesarea,  E Pluribus,  fine  and  rare. 

2 curious  varieties, 
large  planchet,  very  good, 
small  planchet,  fine  Impression, 
large  planchet,  uncirculated. 

4 distinct  varieties. 


4 4 


4 4 


44 


44 


44 


4 4 


44 


4 4 


4 4 


44 


44 


4 4 


4 4 


4 4 


4 4 


20 


456. 

457. 

5To 

458. 

1 

459. 

460. 

461. 

462. 

3 0 

463. 

1 0 

464. 

1 0 

465. 

1 0 

466. 

i 

467. 

A 

468. 

1.- 

469. 

1 A ^ 

470. 

741. 

1 1 1_ 

472. 

\1S- 

473. 

( G>2— 

474. 

i-S" 

475. 

1 13 

476. 

•1^ 

477. 

478. 

5.- 

479. 

i-C.  — 

480. 

1787  Xova  Eborn?,  large  head.  Eev.  “ Viit  et  lib;” 
large  jdaiichet,  very  rare. 

1787  Nova  Ebono,  figure  facing  left,  very  "ood. 

1787  “ “ figure  facing  right,  very  good,  rare. 

1787  Massachusetts  Half  Cent,  fine  and  rare. 

1787  jMassachusetts  Cent,  fine. 

1787  Franklin  Cent,  in  silver,  uncirculated,  rare. 

1787  “ “ United  States,  uncirculated. 

1787  “ “ States  United, 

1788  Vermon  Auctori,  ordinary,  rare. 

1788  Auctori  Connec,  bust  to  right,  very  rare. 

1788  “ “ bust  to  left,  fine. 

1788  Nova  Ca>sarea,  dog  cent,  veryjine,  rare. 

1788  “ “ ordinary. 

1788  “ horse’s  head  facing  left,  very  good, 

and  very  rare. 

1788  ^Massachusetts  Half  Cent,  fine,  rare. 

1788  Massachusetts  Cent,  very  fine,  very  scarce. 

1788  Georgius  III.  Eex.,  good  and  scarce. 

Kentucky  Cent,  lettered  edge,  uncirculated. 

“ “ plain  edge,  very  fine. 

1794  Talbot,  Alluin,  & Lee,  One  Cent,  fine. 

1795  “ “ “ “ uncirculated. 

1795  Irish  Halfpenny.  liev.  liberty  and  security,  very 

fine,  rare. 

1855  Not  One  Cent,  but  just  as  good. 

179G  Franco  Americana  Colonie,  fine  proof  in  silver. 

“ Kart  Hago,”  Indian  standing.  On  the  reverse 
side  a horse’s  head  faciim  left.  Purchased  at 

O 

Mr.  Haines’s  sale  in  18(33.  iMr.  Haines  thus  re- 
marks concerning  this  fine  coin:  “ It  was  sold 
in  a sale  of  coins  belonging  to  A.  C.  Kline,  of 
Philadelphia,  in  1855,  and  descril)ed  as  a New 
dersey  I’enny,”  &c.  It  was  valued  by  a former 
owner  .at  $ 100.  Veryjine,  and  extremely  rare. 


21 


.]  5^481. 

482. 

IfrS'io  483. 


p.-  484. 
2.-  485. 
Is". 2Li>“  486. 


k So 
So 

I 


487. 

488. 

489. 

490. 

491. 

492. 

493. 


I>^t>  494. 
495. 


■~,7ir 

Is-o 

|i>2_ 

M 


496. 

497. 

498. 

499. 

500. 

501. 

502. 

503. 


hs~  504. 

K 505. 
10  506. 

507. 
HO  508. 


United  States  Cents. 

1793  Link,  dot  after  liberty  and  date,  a good  specimen 
of  this  rare  variety. 

1793  Link,  United  States  of  America,  extremely  fine, 
nearly  uncirculated. 

1793  Wreath,  narroAv  sprig,  veryfime,  splendid  Impression, 
very  rare. 

1793  Wreath,  broad  sprig,  very  good. 

1793  Amerl,  ordinary,  rare. 

1793  Liberty  Cap,  very  good,  very  rare. 

1794  Uncirculated,  bronzed. 

1795  Thick  die,  good. 

1795  Thin  die,  dark,  but  very  fine. 

1796  Liberty  Cap,  very  fine,  dark,  rare. 

1796  Fillet  head,  good. 

1797  Uncirculated,  rare. 

1798  Entirely  uncirculated,  bronzed,  rare  In  this  condi- 

tion. 

1799  Very  fine  for  this  date,  very  rare. 

1800  Uncirculated,  very  rare  in  such  condition. 

1801  Uncirculated,  red,  rare  in  this  condition. 

1801  -(Toir,  very  fine  for  this  variety. 

1802  Very  fine,  might  be  called  uncirculated. 

1802  Broken  die,  fine  Impression,  equal  to  last. 

1803  Very  fine,  good  color,  rather  weak  impression. 

1803  Broken  die,  very  fine. 

1804  “ “ very  fiine,  rare  In  this  condition. 

1805  Fine. 

1806  Extremely  fine ; one  of  the  best  I have  ever  seen  of 

this  date,  very  rare. 

1807  Uncirculated  but  stained,  rare. 

1807  Over  6,  very  fine  impression. 

1808  Very  fine,  reverse  perfect,  obverse  a little  worn. 

1809  12  stars,  ordinary,  rare. 


99 


A. - 

509. 

5c 

510. 

511. 

512. 

1.  - 

513. 

'iO 

514. 

515. 

516. 

•i-c 

517. 

1 . - 

518. 

h-e 

519. 

l.'is- 

520. 

ST" 

521. 

S'V 

522. 

<rr 

523. 

V' 

524. 

525. 

526. 

527. 

A’ 

528. 

/.n 

529. 

V 

530. 

( 

t rO 

531. 

■2  0 

532. 

533. 

534. 

/ Z 6 

53)0. 

2 0 

536. 

to 

537. 

538. 

539. 

/b 

540. 

SO 

541. 

5"o 

542. 

1809  A'^ery  fine,  obverse  Aveak,  reverse  very  sharp. 

1810  Fine,  Avcak  impression. 

1811  Very  line  impression,  dark,  rare. 

1812  Uncirculated,  splendid  impression. 

1813  « “ little  corroded. 

1814 

1814  Figure  4 crossed,  perfectly  uncirculated,  the  best 
impression  I have  ever  seen. 

1816  Perfect  die,  uncirculated,  very  rare. 

1816  Broken  die,  “ red. 

1817  Splendid,  bright,  uncirculated. 

1817  A variety,  uncirculated. 

1817  15  stars,  uncirculated,  bright,  rare. 

1818  Uncirculated.  , 

1819  Large  date,  uncirculated. 

1819  Small  date,  very  fine. 

1820  Uncirculated,  weak  impression,  rare. 

1821  Fine. 

1822  Extremely  fine,  nearly  uncirculated,  rare. 

1823  A ery  fine,  rare. 

1823  Broken  die,  good. 

1823  Pestrike  from  the  original  die,  bri  gilt- 

1824  Kxtrcmchj  fine,  very  rare. 

1825  Uncirculated,  bronzed,  very  rare. 

1826  “ hair  on  forehead  slio-htlv  touched. 

O V 

1827  Xcarlv  uncirculated,  -j 

1828  Uncirculated,  very  rich  color. 

1829  Uncirculated. 

1830  Very  fine. 

1831  “ “ 

1832  Uncirculated,  Aveak  lm})ression. 

1833  Uncirculated. 

1831  Very  fine,  bronzed. 

1835  Uncirculated,  rare. 

1836  “ bright. 


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543.  1836  A variety,  uncirculated. 

544.  1836  Perfect  die,  fine. 

545.  1837  Uncirculated,  bright. 

546.  1838 

547.  1839  Head  of  38,  good. 

548.  1839  Booby  head,  uncirculated. 

549.  1839  Head  of  40,  very  fine. 

550.  1840  Large  date,  uncirculated.  ^ 

55 It  1840  Small  “ “ f - ^ 

552.  1841  Uncirculated,  brilliant. 


553. 

1842 

554. 

1842 

555. 

1843 

556. 

1843 

557. 

1844 

558. 

1845 

559. 

1846 

560. 

1847 

561. 

1848 

562. 

1849 

263. 

1850 

564. 

1851 

565. 

1852 

566. 

1853 

567. 

1854 

568. 

1855 

569. 

1855 

570. 

1855 

571. 

1856 

572. 

1857 

573. 

1857 

574. 

1857 

575. 

576. 

1862 

577. 

1863 

Large  date,  uncirculated. 

Small  date,  good. 

Large  letters,  uncirculated. 

Small  “ “ 

Uncirculated. 

6 i 

Very  fine. 

Uncirculated. 

Very  fine. 

Uncirculated. 

i ( 

(( 

( C 

• 

“ broken  die. 

“ straight  figures. 

i6 

“ small  date. 

‘ ‘ large  ‘ ‘ 

Splendid  proof. 

Sets  nickel  cents,  1857  to  1864  inclusive; 

lated,  8 pieces. 

Proof  nickel  cent. 

ii  a 


iiiicircu- 


24 


Half  Cents. 


d iro  578. 

1793 

Extremely  fine,  but  little  ciroulateil,  very  rare 

4b 

579. 

1794 

Fine. 

CoC 

580. 

1794 

Variety,  good. 

581. 

1795 

Thick  die,  very  fine,  rare. 

•+-V 

582. 

1795 

Thin  die,  ordinary. 

583. 

1797 

Ordinary,  rare. 

584. 

1800 

Very  fine,  very  scarce. 

i.- 

585. 

1802 

Fine  for  this  date,  m/e. 

586. 

1803 

Very  good. 

;>.r 

587. 

1804 

Very  fine. 

tr 

588. 

1805 

IXncirculated. 

Z 0 

589. 

1806 

70 

590. 

1807 

Good,  scarce. 

7-0 

591. 

1808 

Fine,  very  scarce. 

7-^~ 

592. 

1809 

Uncirculated. 

V' 

593. 

1810 

Very  fine,  rare. 

V 

594. 

1811 

Very  good,  rare. 

/.  - 

595. 

1811 

llestrike,  bright,  uncirculated,  rare. 

(7^ 

596. 

1825 

Good. 

/r 

597. 

1826 

Very  fine,  scarce. 

n'' 

598. 

1828 

Uncirculated. 

nr 

599. 

1828 

12  stars,  good. 

n 

600.. 

1829 

Fine 

4o 

601. 

1831 

Splendid  copy. 

IS~ 

602. 

1832 

Very  fine. 

%0 

603. 

1833 

Uncirculated. 

7o 

604. 

1834 

< ( 

7-  C 

605. 

1835 

( ( 

Co 

606. 

1836 

Sjdendid  copy. 

I 

607. 

1837 

Half  cent’s  worth  pure  cop}»cr ; very  fine,  rare. 

r 

ti  0 

608. 

1840 

Splendid  copy. 

(i  0 

609. 

1841 

(( 

C o 

610. 

1842 

Jr, 


25 


(»o 

Oil. 

1843 

splendid  copy. 

(sO 

612. 

1844 

£ ; 4 4 / 

613. 

1845 

4 4 4 4 

(d6 

614. 

1846 

4 4 4 4 

(s-C 

615. 

1847 

4 4 4 4 

(oO 

616. 

1848 

4 4 4 4 

So 

617. 

1849 

Uncirculated.  ^ 

618. 

1850 

44 

619. 

1851 

4 4 

^ t 

620. 

1852 

Splendid  copy. 

2,0 

621. 

1853 

Uncirculated. 

622. 

1854 

44 

V c 

623. 

1855 

44 

\ 0 

624. 

1856 

very  scarce. 

625. 

1857 

4 4 4 4 

Pattern  Pieces. 

-.  — 

626. 

Bar  cent  in  silver,  very  rare. 

rc) 

627. 

1792 

Half  disme,  “ Lib.  par.  of  science  and  industry.” 
Eev.  United  States  of  America,  half  disme ; 
fine,  and  extremely  rare. 

•2^0 

628. 

1792 

“ Liberty  parent  of  science,  and  indus.”  Bust  fac- 
ing left.  Rev.  “United  States  of  America;” 
disme,  fine  copy. 

2Ui 

629. 

1792 

Same ; obverse  with  bust  facing  right.  Rev. 
“ United  States  of  America,”  one  cent,  fine  copy. 

tb 

630. 

1792 

Obv.  head  of  Liberty,  1792.  Rev.  “ United  States 
of  America,”  eagle  standing  on  a section  of  the 
globe,  fine  copy. 

631. 

1792 

“ Trial  piece  designed  for  United  States  cents.” 
Obv.,  eagle  on  half  of  a shield  ; proof,  rare. 

632. 

1836 

“First  steam  coinage  March  23,  United  States 
mint ; ” fine  proof  in  copper,  very  thick  planchct. 

XS" 

633. 

1836 

“ Two  cents,”  fine  proof  in  nickel,  rare. 

4 


2G 


(o  So 

634. 

1836 

1 -2-^ 

335. 

1836 

S' 

03(3. 

1837 

(337. 

1837 

1 

(538. 

1837 

l*L.  - 

G39. 

1838 

C.- 

640. 

1838 

i .-2-r 

641. 

1849 

( S*0 

642. 

1850 

3~.  — 

643. 

644. 

1851 

V- 

645. 

1852 

iy-  S' 

646. 

1853 

1 . - 

647. 

648. 

1854 

1 5T 

649. 

1854 

S'o 

650. 

1855 

651. 

1855 

(o  2- 

652. 

1855 

(=5 

653. 

1855 

^1 

654. 

1856 

1.0^ 

655. 

1858 

Gold  dollar,  Liberty  Cap  surrounded  with  stars ; 
S})lendid  proof,  very  rare. 

Half  dollar,  milled  edge,  fine  and  rare. 

“ Feuehtwanger  composition”  one  cent,  uncircu- 
lated. * 

“Feuehtwanger  composition”  variety,  uncircu- 
lated. 

Feuchtwmger  three  cents,  fine  and  rare. 

Half  dollar,  head  of  Liberty,  13  stars.  Lev.  ea^le. 
with  raised  wings,  etc.  ; splendid  proof,  very  rare. 

Half  dollar.  Obv.  same  as  last.  Ilev.,  Hying 
eagle,  etc.  ; splendid  proof,  rare. 

jMule  three  cent  piece.  Obv.  III.  Rev.  3,  proof 
verv  rare. 

Three  cent  piece.  Obv.  Liberty  Cap  with  rays 
1850.  Rev.  HI.  in  wreath  ; splendid  proof,  rare. 

Ring  cent  in  nickel,  pierced,  “ United  States  of 
America.”  Rev.  cent,  one  tenth  silver. 

Pattern  cent  in  copper.  Rev.  iJo  in  a wreath. 

Pattern  gold  ring  dollar  ; splendid  [)roof,  very  scarce.  • 

Pattern  cent.  Obv.  head  of  Liberty,  13  stars. 
Rev.  one  cent  in  a wreath  ; proof,  rare. 

Same  Rev.  as  last.  Obv.  plain,  proof. 

Pattern  cent,  head  of  Liberty.  Rev.  “ United  States 
of  America ;”  one  cent,  rare. 

Same  as  last,  in  different  metal. 

Flying  Eagle  cent  in  copper  ; proof,  rare. 

Same,  in  nickel ; proof,  rare. 

“ different  metal,  rare. 

Nickel  cent ; fine  jwoof. 

Indian  Head  cent,  oak  wreath  and  shield. 

“ “ “ without  shield. 

“ laurel  wreath. 

“ old  wreath. 


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Small  Eagle  cent,  oak  wreath  and  shield. 

“ “ without  shield, 

laurel  wreath, 
old  wreath. 

Old  Eao'le  cent,  oak  wreath  and  shield. 

“ “ without  shield, 

laurel  wreath, 
old  wreath. 

657.  1859  Pattern  cent;  obv.  Indian  Head.  Reverse,  oak 

wreath  and  sliield ; fine  proof,  rare. 

658.  1859  Pattern  cent ; obverse  same  as  last.  Reverse,  oak 

wreath  and  shield  of  1860  cent;  splendid  proof, 
and  rare. 

659.  1859  Silver  pattern  half  dollar  ; obverse,  head  of  Liberty. 

Reverse,  ^ dollar,  proof,  rare. 

660.  1859  Silver  pattern  half  dollar  ; same  obverse.  Reverse, 

“ Half  Dollar;”  proof,  rare. 

661.  1859  Silver  pattern  half  dollar  ; same  obverse.  Reverse, 

“ 50  Cents  ;”  proof,  rare. 

662.  1859  Silver  pattern  half  dollar;  obverse,  Liberty  seated. 

Reverse,  spread  eagle,  “United  States  of  Amer- 
ica, Half  Dollar  ;”  proof,  rare.  ' 

663.  1859  Copper  pattern  half  dollar,  same  as  last. 

664.  1859  Copper  pattern  half  dollar ; obverse,  head  of  Lib- 

erty. Reverse,  “50  Cents;”  proof,  rare. 

665.  1862  Eagle,  “God  our  trust”  inscribed  on  the  field 

splendid  bronze  proof,  excessively  rare. 

666.  1862  Eagle,  “God  our  trust”  inscribed  in  a scroll 

splendid  bronze  proof,  excessively  ravQ. 

667.  1863  Pattern  Bronze  cent,  rare. 

668.  1864  Bronze  cent. 

Washington  Pieces. 

66  9 Double  head  Washington  cent  j imtisually  fine  for 

this  variety. 


28 


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670.  1783  Wasliington  and  Independence,  reverse,  United 

States  of  America,”  one  cent,  fine. 

671.  1783  Same  obverse.  Eeverse,  “United  States,”  Liberty 

seated  ; large  head,  fine. 

672.  1783  Same,  with  smuU  head;  very  fine  impression. 

673.  1783  Like  the  last,  restruck,  bronze  proof. 

674.  1791  Washington  cent,  small  eagle  ; extremely  fine,  very 

rare. 

675.  1791  Snudl  Eagle  Washington  cent,  in  brass,  from  the 

Colburn  collection,  and  is  Avithout  doubt  uni(pie  ; 
very  fine.  • 

676.  1791  Washington  cent,  large  eagle;  sjDlendid  proof  im- 

pression, rare. 

677.  1791  Washington  cent,  large  eng\e,  jdaiii  edge;  in  fine 

condition,  and  excessively  rare. 

678.  1791  Washington  cent,  small  eagle,  trial  proof  from  the 

obverse  die.  lleverse,  plain,  lettered  edge, 
* unique. 

679.  1791.  Washington  cent,  large  eagle,  trial  proof  from  the 

reverse  die,  lettered  edge ; from  the  Colburn  col- 
lection, unique. 

680.  1792  Washmgton  ilo/Zar,  almost  uncirculated  ; one 

of  tlvc  finest  specimens  hnou-n,  and  of  the  most 
extreme  rarity. 

681.  1792  Washington  Half  Dollar,  copper,  from  the  same 

die  a.s  the  last ; an  almost  uncirculated  impres- 
sion ; has  had  a small  hole  filled  over  the  bust ; 
this  also  is  extremely  rare. 

682.  1792  Washington  cent,  “ A\"ashington,  President,  1792.” 

Keverse,  large  sj)read  eagle,  over  which  is  13 
stars,  12  in  a row;  a good  specimen,  and  the 
rarest  of  the  Washington  cents. 

683.  1792  Washington  cent,  “ G.  AV;i,shington,  President, 

1792.”  Peverse,  small  eagle,  “ United  States  of 
America;”  splendid  impression,  and  excessively 


rare. 


29 


684 

“ George  Washington,  born  Virginia,  February  11, 
1732,”  military  bust  facing  left.  Reverse,  ‘ ‘ Gen- 
eral of  the  American  Armies,”  &c-,  in  ten 
parallel  lines ; splendid,  uncirculated  impression, 
the  finest  I ever  saw,  very  rare  in  this  condition. 

k.rb 

685. 

“Washington,  Piesident,  1792”  (obverse  of  the 
1792  cent) . Reverse,  “ General  of  the  American 
Armies,”  &c.,  same  as  the  last,  in  fine  condition. 

and  very  rare. 

L.5  ^ 

686. 

“ Washington,  President,”  same  obverse  as  the  1791 
cent.  Reverse,  “Halfpenny,  1793 ,”  fine  and  rare. 

1 

687. 

Washington  Grate  cent,  in’  Brass;  splendid  impres- 
sion, and  unique.  ' 

r 

688. 

AVashington  Grate  cent,  in  copper ; perfectly  uncir- 
culated, rare  in  this  condition. 

K S'  0 

689. 

AA^ashington  Funeral  Medal,  “ He  is  in  glory,  the 
world  in  tears.”  Reverse,  urn,  &c.  ; in  silver, 
very  fine  and  rare. 

690. 

AVashington  Funeral  Aledal,  same  obverse.  Reverse 
sktdl  and  crossbones,  &c.,  in  silver;  very  fine  and 
excessively  rare. 

691. 

“ Georgius  AA'ashlngton,”  bust  facing  left.  Reverse, 
“ North  AY ales  ;”  very  fine  and  very  rare  in  this 
condition. 

I 

692. 

AA'ashington  Aledal,  by  AYright.  Reverse,  “ Decla- 
ration of  Independence  1776  ;”  splendid  bronze 

1 

proof;  very  rare,  size  57. 

693. 

Eccleston  Medal,  “ General  AYashington,  inscribed 
to  his  memory  by  D.  Eccleston  Lancaster,  M. 
D.  C.  C.  C.  V.”  Reverse,  an  Indian  standing, 

“ The  land  was  ours,”  &c.  Splendid  proof,  very 
rare. 

694. 

AA^ashington  before  Boston,  “ by  Duvlvier ;”  splen- 
did untarnished  proof,  very  rare. 

695. 

“ AYashington  Cabinet  of  YIedals,  U.  S.  mint,”  by 

30 


I *lS~  696. 

^0  G97. 

S''  698. 

/.Z^  699. 
SS  700. 

“5-0  701. 

\Cb  702. 

703. 

If,  - 704. 


Lf.  ^ 705. 
I-ZS'  706. 


“ George  Washington,”  bust  to  right.  Reverse, 
“ Wasliington  Statue,  Union  Square,  X.  Y,” 
bronze  proof. 

Same  obverse  as  last.  Reverse,  masonic  emblems, 
bronze  proof. 

Bust  to  left,  “ E Pluribus  Unum.”  Reverse,  “ the 
Crystal  Palace  for  the  exhibition  of  the  imlus- 
clustry  of  all  nations,  Xew  York,  1853,”  t'vc., 
silver  proof.  • 

Same  as  the  last,  bronze. 

“ The  Union  must  and  shall  be  preserved,”  &c. 
Reverse,  Buck  and  Cannon,  jn-oof  in  tin. 

Eight  Presidents,  all  at  full  face,  with  Washington 
in  the  centre,  proof  in  tin. 

aslilngton  and  Eranklin,  profile  busts.  Reverse, 
1783,  Eagle  with  sprig  over  the  globe,  bronze 
j)roof. 

Washington  and  Franklin,  profile  busts.  Reverse, 
1776,  a beaver  knawing  a tree,  bronze  proof,  a 
companion  to  the  last. 

Georjje  Washiimton,  bust  of  Washinn;ton  to  rl<xht 
by  Demarest.  Reverse,  a view  of  Mount  Vernon 
in  1796,  size  52,  bronze.  A few  of  tlie  shells 
of  this  Medallion  were  made  and  enclosed  in  oak 
from  INlount  ^'ernon.  This,  with  the  following 
medal,  is  solidly  joined,  are  very  beautiful  and 
one  at  least  quite  unique. 

Bust  of  Washington  in.  military  costume,  to  left. 
Reverse,  a view  of  his  tomb.  The  obverse  is 
from  a die  by  J.  iUanley,  the  Philadelphia  Black- 
smith, made  in  1790;  the  reverse  by  Demarest, 
unique,  size  52. 

Georjre  AVashiiiirton,  a militarv  bust  to  rifrlit.  Re- 
verse,  Sword  and  Fasces  crossed  through  a 
wreath  of  laurel,  lying  on  a milit;lry  chest,  1797  ; 


31 


707. 

%•]  708. 

709. 

.0..—  710. 
0.-  711. 

E 

-A5-  '712. 

713. 

714. 

715. 

ro  716'. 


a very  beautiful  copy  of  a large  medal  by  Sau- 
som,  not  the  one  known  as  the  “ large  ” Sansom, 
but  so  rare  as  to  be  almost  unknown  to  collec- 
tors ; bronze,  size  36. 

Sansom  Medal,  origmal ; bronze  proof,  very  rare, 
size  27. 

Sansom  Medal,  like  the  last,  restruck,  proof. 

Sansom  Medal ; very  thick  planchet,  sjdendid  brOnze 
proof,  size  27. 

The  l-Vestwood  Medal,  “ George  Washington,  Esq., 
late  President  of  the  United  States  of  America.” 
Eeverse,  “ With  courage  and  fidelity  he  defended 
the  rights  of  a free  people,”  &c.  ; fire  gilt  proof, 
very  rare,  size  27. 

“ George  Washington  ; obverse,  14  Dec.  1799,  MC. 
68,  bust  to  right^.  Reverse,  “The  Hero  of 
Freedom,  the  pride  of  his  country,  and  ornament 
of  human  nature,  1800  fire  gilt  proof,  a com- 
panion to  the  last,  very  rare,  size  26. 

Bust  to  right  “ Lancaster  County  Agricultural 
and  Mechanical  Society,  the  Farmer  of  Mount 
•Vernon silver,  very  rare,  size  30. 

Bust  to  right,  “ Washington  Temperance  Society.” 
Reverse,  bust  of  Franklin,  copper,  size  28. 

Same  obverse.  Reverse,  “We  agree  to  abstain  from 
all  intoxicating  liquors,  &c. ,”  white  metal,  size  28. 

“ Washington  Temperance  Pledge.”  Reverse,  Tem- 
perance, health,  industry,  frugality,  wealth, 
happiness,”  &c.  ; white  metal,  rare,  size  24. 

Bust  to  right,  “ Washington  Temperance  Benevo- 
lent Society.”  Reverse,  Fountain  playing,  tin, 
fine  and  scarce,  size  14.  ^ • o 

Medal  by  Lovett,  bust  to  right,  Georgius  Wash- 
ington, Pres.  Prim.  Reverse,  Conf.  America, 
&c.  Reverse,  Minerva  seated,  in  tin  ; fine  proof 
size,  36. 


717. 


32 


718. 

;t.So  719. 
\.-  720. 

3_o  - 721. 


S'  722. 


So.-  723. 


:2-0.-  724. 


2i>  725. 


721). 


Ic  728. 


3.-  729. 


Georgius  AVaslilngton,  bust  to  right.  Eeverse, 
Natus  Virginiie  in  America  Fmclerata &c., 
splendid  bronze  proof,  and  rare,  size  28. 

Georgius  AVashington,  bust  to  left;  same  reverse  as 
the  last ; a good  companion,  fine  and  rare,  s.  28. 

Georgius  AA^ashington,  bust  to  left.  Reverse,  “ Born 
February  2j2,  1732  ; chosen  commander-in-chief 
July,  1776,  &c.  fine  bronze  proof,  size  30. 

Voltaire  Aledal,  “ G.  AVashington,  Esq.,  General 
of  the  Continental  Army  in  America.”  Reverse, 
Cannon,  c'ic.  ; ” splendid  specimen,  very  rare, 
size  25. 


Manly  Aledal,  “ George  AA^ashington,  born  Alr- 
ginia.”  Reverse,  “ General  of  the  American 
Armies,  &c.  ; ” splendid  uncirculated  impression, 
extremely  rare,  size  32. 

Fame  IMedal,  “ AVashington  died  December  21, 
1799,  born  February  11,  1732.”  Reverse,  figure 
of  Fame,  “ wisdom,  virtue,  and  patriotism,”  in 
very  fine  condition  and  excessively  rare,  size  26. 

“ AVashington  Benevolent  Society  1808,”  figure  of 
liberty  crowing,  a bust  of  AA"ashingtt)n.  Reverse, 
“Benevolence,  New  York;”  splendid  proof  in 
silver;  very  rare,  size  28. 

A spread  eagle  : with  a scroll  Inscribed  “AVash- 
ington,” “ American  Republicans  beware  of 
foreign  influence;”  tin,  fine  and  rare,  size  25. 

» r-  • • ^ I ^ 

Bust  of  AVashington  to  left,  a shell  in  brass./'' ^ 

“ Gcor«;e  AVashimrton,  the  Cincinnatus  of  Amor- 
ica.”  Reverse,  “ Save  my  Country,  Heaven,” 
proof  in  bronze,  size  21. 

“ Georfjc  AVashiimton,  first  Fresident  of  the  United 
States.  Reverse,  “ AVashington’s  residence,” 
proof  in  tin  ; scarce,  size  23. 

Continental  Alcdal  struck  and  distributed  in  civic 


33 


730. 

731. 

732. 

733. 

1^0  734. 

735. 
7^6. 
^0  737. 

738. 

739. 

740. 

741. 

.(=^  742. 


procession  February  22,  1832  ; splendid  silver 
proof,  rare. 

Same  in  Copper. 

Head  to  left,  “ George  Washington,  first  in  war 
first  in  peace;  copper  proof,  size  23. 

Bust  to  right,  within  a wreath.  Rev.  Washington, 
size  20. 

“ Washington,  born  February  22,  1732.”  Reverse, 
“ The  defender  of  liberty,”  “ U.  ^ A.”  within 
a wreath,  in-  lead  or  tin  ; extremely  rare,  size  24. 

The  Wyon  Medal,  “ George  Washington,  1796.” 
Reverse,  “ General  of  the  American  Armies,” 
&c.  ; cojiper  proof,  rare,  size  22. 

George  Washington,  born,  died,  &c.  Reverse,  “ A 
man  he  was  to  all  his  country  dear ;”  copper 
proof,  very  rare,  size  24. 

“ Unity  of  Government,”  &c.  Reverse,  “ Liberty 
and  Independence,”  “July  4,  1776  ;”  copper 
proof,  rare,  size  23. 

Same  obverse.  Reverse,  bust  of  Harrison,  “ Major- 
General  W.  H.  Harrison ;”  copper  proof,  rare, 
size  23. 

“ George  Washington.”  Reverse,  Edward  Cogan’s 
card ; copper  proof,  rare,  size  20. 

“ George  Washington,”  small  bust,  facing  left. 
Reverse,  “ Amid  the  extremes  of  party  spirit,” 
size  18. 

The  Oath  of  Allegiance  Medal ; splendid  copper 
proof,  rare,  size  20. 

“ GeorgeP'WashIngton,”  bust  to  right.  Reverse, 
born  Feb.  22,  1732,  died  Dec.  14,  1799;  cop- 
per, size  20. 

“ George  Washington,”  bust  to  right.  Reverse, 
“Time  increases  his  fame;”  silver  proof,  rare, 
size  18. 


5 


34 


743. 
*1^  744. 

•Sli  745. 

^ 746. 

\Sc  747. 

^ 748. 

H-c  749. 
35"  750. 

3S"  751. 

35^  752. 

3 5"  753. 

(oX-  754. 

• 755. 

756. 
3q  757. 

3.—  758. 

3.—  750. 

I — 760. 


Same  in  copper. 

Same  in  bronze,  very  tliick  planchet ; si)lendid 
proof,  and  rare,  size  18. 

“ G^’orge  A\'ashington,  born,”  &c.,  bust  to  right. 
Keverse,  “ Died  December  14,  1799,  Resurgi- 
mus  copper  proof,  rare,  size  20. 

“ George  AVasliington,”  bust  to  right.  Reverse, 
“ Pro  Patria  proof,  in  tin,  size  20. 

George  AVashington  Security.”  Reverse,  “Dick- 
erson’s Coin  and  Aledal  Safe silver  proof, 
rare,  size  21. 

Same  in  copper. 

Same  obverse.  Reverse  of  the  Somers  Island,  tin. 

“ George  AVashington  Security.”  Reverse  same  as 
obverse  of  Somers  Island,  copper. 

Same  in  tin. 

Bust  to  right.  Reverse,  “ North  Point  and  Fort 
jNIcIIenry ;”  copper  proof,  rare,  size  20. 

. Same  obverse.  Reverse,  “ Born,  died,”  &c.  ; cop- 
per, size  20. 

AA  ashington  on  horseback,  “ George  AA^ashington, 
1776.”  Reverse,  card  of  R.  Lovett,  Jr.  ; German 
silver,  thin  plancliet,  milled  edge,  size  21. 

Same  in  brass ; thick  planchet,  milled  edge,  rare, 
size  21. 

Same  obverse.  Rev.  “ Siege  of  Boston,  1775-6  ;” 
thin  planchet,  milled  edge,  proof,  in  coj)per. 

Same  obverse.  Rev.  “ George  AVashington,  Se- 
curity ;”  thick  planchet,  plain  edge,  copper  proof, 
rare,  size  21.  r ^ 

“ Liberty  and  Security,”  1795  small  size  ; splen- 
did impression,  in  tliis  condition  terxj  rare. 

“ Liberty  and  Security,”  large  size ; sjjlcnJid  uncir- 
culated impression,  rare*. 

“George  AA^ashington,  Bale  & Smith,  N.  Y.” 


t 


1'- 

761. 

V — 

762. 

3.  ■5'  0 

763. 

I'SV 

764. 

'1^ 

765. 

766. 

3.-- 

767. 

2^ 

768. 

‘■^e.  769. 

770. 

771. 

772. 


35 

Reverse,  “ Cany  me  to  Atwoods,”  &c.  ; fine  and 
very  rare,  size  16. 

Bust  to  right  within  an  oval,  “ Washington,”  “ C. 
Wolfe,  Spies,  & Clark.”  Reverse,  head  of  Jack- 
son  ; very  fine,  and  extremely  rare,  size  17. 

Small  bust  of  Washington,  within  a wreath,  re- 
verse, “ Wright  and  Bale,  engravers  and  die 
sinkers,”  &c.  ; splendid  proof , very  rare,  size  13. 

“ Washington  Temperance  Benevolent  Society,” 
the  name  of  the  engraver,  “ Bale,”  below  the 
wreath  ; silver  ; very  fine  and  rare,  size  14. 

Same  as  the  last,  in  copper ; splendid  imp|||Ssion, 
and  rare,  size  14. 

Similar  to  the  last ; a variety  of  silver,  size  14. 

“ Success  to  the  United  States,”  small  size,  very 
fine  and  rare,  size  13. 

“ Success  to  the  United  States,”  large  size,  uncir- 
culated in  this  condition  very  rare,  size  17. 

Washington  Button,  “ C.  W.”  script  type,  in  the 
centre,  “ Long  live  the  President;”  in  a circle 
around  it,  the  whole  surmounted  by  13  links, 
each  bearino-  the  initial  of  one  of  the  orio-inal 
States,  plain  reverse ; extremely  fine  and  rare, 
size  23. 

Washington  Button,  like  the  last  on  the  face,  with 
the  same  impression  on  the  other  side ; splendid 
impression,  and  much  rarer  than  the  last. 

AVashington  Button,  “ G.  AA^.”in  ornamental  script 
type,  surrounded  by  “ Long  live  the  President,” 
in  large  letters  ; very  fine  and  rare,  size  24. 

AVashington  Button,  “ G.  AV.”  in  the  centre,  with 
“ Long  live  the  President,”  in  a semicircle 
above;  fine  and  rare,  size  23. 

A calendar  obverse,  AVashington  on  horseback, 
“ The  father  of  our  country,”  in  brass,  uncircu- 
lated ; rare,  size  23. 


.36 


♦ 


\ o.  — 773. 


774. 

iP  775. 
%. — 776. 

I.-  777. 
"jr  778. 
779. 

(so  780. 
16“  781. 
>^0  782. 

783. 

20  784. 
2S~  785. 

\%o  786. 


Same  obverse.  Rev.  figure  seated,  pointing  to  a 
clock,  over  'which  is  inscribed  “*  Time  is  money,"’ 
silver ; extremely  fine,  and  excessively  rare, 
size  23. 

“ George  Washington,  born,  died,”  &c.,  bust  to 
right.  Reverse,  a calendar,  very  fine,  as  rare;  as 
the  last,  size  25. 

An  octagon,  Avith  the  bust  of  Washington  in  an 
oval.  Reverse,  plain,  copper  proof,  rare,  size  17. 

Washington  on  horseback,  “ George  Washington.” 
Reverse,  Andrew  Jackson  on  horseback ; silver 
proof,  size  19. 

Same  obverse.  Reverse,  bust  of  Harrison,  copper 
proof,  size  19. 

Same  observe.  Reverse,  “ Born,  President,  Died,” 
&c.,  Avhite  metal,  proof,  size  19. 

Bust  of  Washington  to  left,  “ Pater  Patriie.”  Re- 
verse, “ Good  for  one  chance  in  raffle  for  numis- 
matic books  ;”  fine  and  rare,  size  14.  ^ zC- 

Bust  to  left,  “Presented  by  A\  in.  Leggett  Brani- 
hall,”  size  13. 

“ Geoi’oe  ashlnfxton.”  bust  to  ri<>[ht.  Reverse, 
W.  Idler's  card;  silver  proof,  size  14. 

Same  obverse.  Reverse,  jMartha  Washington,  cop- 
j)er,  size  14. 

“George  AVashington,  born  1732,  died  1799.” 
Rev.  bust  of  Washington,  “ Pater  Patriic  cop- 
per proof,  size  14.  <Cj 

Same  oliverse.  Rev.  “ IMonumcnt  at  Baltimore;” 
co]i})cr  proof,  size  14.  P//  r 

Bust  to  rijilit,  “ Pater  Patrian”  Rev.  “A  memorial 
of  the  \N’ashlngton  Cabinet,  May,  1859  copper 
proof,  size  14. 

Washington  and  Franklin  facing.  Rev.  “ Par 
nol)ile  fratrum,”  within  a wreath  ; silver  proof, 
scarce,  size  18. 


i 


37 


787. 

788. 

789. 

*ir  790. 

iJT  791. 
2-r-  792. 

793. 

794. 
^,5^  795. 
^5'  796. 
2 6'  797. 
26-  798. 
26^^  799. 

800. 

•—  801. 

' 0 802. 

803. 

804. 
'S'  805. 

806. 


o 807. 
o 808. 


Washington  and  Lafayette,  facing  each  other.  Rev. 
same. as  last;  silver  proof,  scarce,  size  18. 

Bust  of  Washington.  Rev.  bust  of  Jackson  ; silver 
proof,  size  13. 

Bust  of  Washington.  Rev.  “ Born  1732,  died 
1799  Nickel  proof,  size  12. 

Bust  of  Washington.  Rev.  bust  of  Franklin  ; brass, 
fine,  size  18. 


No 

. 1, 

“ Headquarters  at  Harlem,  1776.” 

4 4 

2, 

Headquai 

ters  at  White  Plains  1776. 

4 4 

3, 

4 4 

near  Chads  Ford,  Pa.  1777. 

4 4 

4, 

4 4 

at  Whitemarsh,  Pa.  1777. 

4 4 

5, 

4 4 

at  Valley  Forge,  Pa.  ’7 7-’ 78. 

4 4 

3, 

44 

at  Tappan,  N.  Y.  1778. 

4 4 

7, 

4 4 

Morristown,  N.  J.  1779-80. 

4 4 

8, 

4 4 

near  Sufferus,  N.  Y.  1780. 

44 

9, 

4 4 

near  Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y.  1781. 

4 4 

10, 

4 4 

at  Newburg,  N.  Y.  1783. 

(The  last  ten  lots  are  proofs  in  copper,  size  19.) 

“ Geo.  Washington,  President,”  bust  to  right. 
Rev.  T.  Briinelow’s  card,  silver  proof,  size  16. 

Same  in  nickel. 

Same  obverse.  Rev.  bust  to  left ; silver  proof, 
size  16. 

Same  in  nickel. 

“ Geo.  Washington,  President ; ” bust  to  left,  unlike 
the  last.  Rev.  Brimelow’s  card;  nickel  proof. 

Bust  to  left.  “ Patrias  pater,  1732.”  Rev.  Vir- 
tue, Liberty,  and  Independence ; silver  proof, 
size  19. 

Same  obverse.  Rev.  Cupid  on  dolphin  ; tin  proof, 
size  19. 

Same  obverse.  Rev.  “Providence  left  him  child- 
less, ” cfec.  ; tin,  very  thick  planchet,  size  19. 

Same  obverse,  with  line  round  the  head.  Rev.  E. 
Hill’s  card  ; tin  proof. 


^ 809. 


38 


lo  810. 

a 811. 

Jo  S12. 

813. 
IV  814. 
^0  815. 

^0  81(). 
VO  317. 
818. 
ir  819. 
4-5“  820. 


lu 

821, 

\ o 

822, 

A 

823, 

824 

3 

825 

3 

826 

3 

827 

d 

828 

3 

829 

3 

830 

3 

831 

“ Washincfton,  United  States  of  America.”  Rev. 

“ To  the  cause  of  Temperance  ; ” brass,  size  10. 
“ Geo.  Washington,  Father  of  his  Country,”  Rev. 

“ Our  Country  and  our  Flag;”  brass,  size 
Bust  to  right,  “ M.  A.  Abrahams  10;”  brass, 
size  19.  f o 

Copy  of  the  Washington  Half  Dollar,  in  silver. 
Same  in  copper. 

Bust  facing  “ General  Washington.”  Rev.  Eagle  ; 
brass,  size  13. 

Same  obv.  Rev.  Head  of  Liberty;  brass,  size  13. 
Same  obv.  Rev.  Eagle;  size  18. 

“ N.  and  G.  Taylor  Co.”  card  ; gold  plated,  size  26. 

“ “ tin,  “ 

“ George  AVashington,  President,  1789.”  Bust 
to  left.  Rev.  Spread  Eagle,  “ Unum  E Plu- 
ribiis  ;”  copper  proof,  size  21. 

“ G.  Washington  the  great  D.  G.”  Copy. 

Bust  of  AVaslnngtou,  within  a wreath.  Rev.  of  U. 
S.  half  cent,  copy. 

1792  AVashinoton  cent,  known  as  the  naked  bust 
AVashington  ; fine  copy. 

(The  following  ai-e  tlie  recent  issues.) 

AVashington  on  horseback,  first  in  war,  &c. 

A variety. 

Bust  to  right.  Rev.  “ New  York.” 

“ “ “ AA’ilson’s  medal.” 

“ “ “ Peace  forever.” 

“ “ “ Excliange.” 

“ “ Star  and  wreath. 

Small  bust  within  a ring  on  a five-pointed  star, 
Rev.  “ Not  one  cent.” 


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The  undersigned  devotes  his  attention  to 

ANCIENT  AND  MODERN  COINS, 

and  is  prepared  to  supply  Collectors  with  valuable  additions 
to  their  cabinets  in  every  department.  He  has  had  some  ex- 
perience in  Cataloguing  antique  and  foreign  as  well  as  Ameri- 
can collections,  and  offers  his  services  to  such  as  may  require 
them. 

WILLIAM  II.  STKOmUDGE, 

93  William  Stkklt,  Nkw  York. 


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