CATALOGUE 

OF  THE 

VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OF 

COINS  AND  MEDALS, 

INCLUDING  THE  CABINET  OF 

EDWARD  DURRNER,  ESQ., 

COMPRISING 

RARE  SPECIMENS  OF  THE  GREEK  SERIES, 

IN  SILVER; 

FINE  ROMAN  BRASS, 

OF  THE  DIFFERENT  SIZES; 

EARLY  BRITISH,  SAXON,  &  ENGLISH  COINS, 

IN  GOLD  AND  SILVER; 

BEAUTIFUL  COLONIAL  PATTERNS  AND  PROOFS; 

INTERESTING  MEDIAEVAL  COINS; 

EARLY  ITALIAN  MEDALS,  IN  BRONZE, 

AND  OTHERS  OF  A  LATER  DATE; 

CHOICE  ROMAN  GOLD  COINS  AND  DENARII, 

&c.  &c. 

WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

BY  MESSRS. 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY  &  JOHN  WILKINSON 

AUCTIONEERS  OF  LITERARY  PROPERTY  AND  WORKS  ILLUSTRATIVE  OF  THE  FINE  ARTS 

AT  THEIR  HOUSE,  3,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND, 

On  THURSDAY,  the  20th  of  JANUARY,  1853,  and  Two  following  Days, 

AT  ONE  O’CLOCK  PRECISELY. 

May  be  Viewed  Two  Days  prior,  and  Catalogues  had. 


J.  DAVY  and  SONS,  Printers,  137,  Long  Acre. 


CONDITIONS  OF  SALE. 


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

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

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

III.  The  Purchasers  to  give  in  their  names  and  places  of  abode,  and  to 
pay  down  5s.  in  the  Pound,  if  required,  in  part  of  payment  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,  immediately 

after  the  Conclusion  of  the  Sale  ;  in  default  of  which,  Messrs. 
S.  Leigh  Sotheby  &  John  Wilkinson  will  not  hold  them¬ 
selves  responsible  if  lost,  stolen,  damaged  or  otherwise  des¬ 
troyed,  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. 
S.  Leigh  Sotheby  &  John  Wilkinson  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  forfeited  ;  and 
if  any  loss  is  sustained  in  the  re-selling  of  such  lots  as  are  not 
cleared  or  paid  for,  all  charges  on  such  re-sale  shall  be  made 
good  by  the  defaulter  at  this  sale. 


Gentlemen  who  cannot  attend  the  Sale,  may  have  their  Com¬ 
missions  faithfully  executed  by  their  humble  Servants, 

S.  LEIGH  SOTHEBY  &  JOHN  WILKINSON, 

Wellington  Street,  Strand. 


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CATALOGUE 

OF  THE 

COLLECTION  OF  COINS  AND  MEDALS 

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OF 

EDWARD  DURRNER,  ESQ. 


FIRST  DAYS  SALE. 


COPPER  COINS  OF  ALL  COUNTRIES. 

LOT 

1  Portugal,  Spain  and  Brazil,  some  scarce  .  73 

2  France,  including  Siege  Pieces  of  Mayence  and  Antwerp,  also 

the  rare  Pattern  Piece  of  Robespierre  for  Five  Decimes  97 

3  Italy,  containing  Coins  of  Naples,  Sardinia,  Papal  States,  Knights 

of  Malta,  &c.,  many  fine  and  scarce  .  169 

4  Low  Countries,  some  fine  .  137  '  b 

5  Sweden,  Norway  and  Denmark,  containing  the  complete  set  of 

the  Ten  Dalers  of  Charles  XII.  .  162 

6  Russia,  Poland  and  Greece,  containing  the  rare  Three  Grosze 

Piece  of  the  Polish  Revolution,  1831,  some  fine  82 

7  Germany,  Austria,  Prussia,  Saxony,  and  many  of  the  smaller 

States,  some  fine  and  scarce  .  400 

8  Jettons  of  the  German  Mint  Masters  and  others,  very  curious  165  1  • 

9  England  and  the  Colonies,  a  great  variety ,  many  fine  295  /  /  - 

10  Tradesmen’s  Tokens :  Berks,  2 ;  Bucks,  2 ;  Cambridge,  4 ; 

Devon,  2  ;  Dorset ;  Durham  ;  Essex,  2  ;  Gloucester,  3  ;  ig  ■ 
Plants;  Plerts;  Kent,  3  .  22 

11  Tradesmen’s  Tokens:  Lancashire,  3;  Leicestershire;  Lincoln¬ 

shire,  7;  Middlesex,  2;  London,  10,  many  fine  23 

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Tradesmen’s  Tokens:  Norfolk;  Northamptonshire,  2;  Oxford¬ 
shire,  5;  Somersetshire,  12;  Staffordshire,  some  fine  21 
Tradesmen’s  Tokens:  Suffolk,  4;  Surrey;  Sussex;  Wilts,  3; 

Worcestershire,  5;  Irish,  and  various  .  35 

Town  Pieces,  various  20  t 

Medals,  various  .  .  13  0 

Leaden  Farthings,  current  in  Edinburgh  and  the  Neighbourhood 
between  1805  and  1813,  a  very  curious  and  interesting  col¬ 
lection  .  .  158 

Sicily:  Ferdinand  II,  Ten,  Five,  Two,  One  and  the  Half  Tornese, 
1838-39.  Tuscany :  Leopold  II,  Three  and  One  Quattrino. 
Sardinia:  Charles  Felix,  Five  Centesimi,  1826.  Greece:  c 
Ten,  Five,  Two  and  One  Lepton,  1833 ;  and  others  of  Holland, 
Belgium,  &c.,  all  as  fine  as  when  issued  .  34 

Provincial  Tokens :  Birmingham  Buildings,  by  Kempson ,  all 
fine  .  .  19 


Provincial  Tokens :  Coventry  Buildings,  by  Kempson ,  mostly 
bronzed,  all  fine  .  24 

Provincial  Tokens:  Devonshire,  private  token ,  with  two  different 
Views  of  Eddystone  Lighthouse,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

Provincial  Tokens :  Southampton,  Anglesey,  Cornish  Mines, 
Glasgow,  Leeds,  Penryn  Volunteers,  Daniel  Eccleston,  John 
Wilkinson,  Perth,  Hornchurch,  Groom’s  Dundee,  Dundee,  all 
fine  bronzed  proofs  .  12 

Provincial  Tokens:  Inverness,  Havering,  William  Wallace,  John 
Wilkinson,  Daniel  Eccleston  and  others,  as  in  the  previous 
lot,  all  fine  bronzed  proofs  .  12 

Provincial  Tokens :  Gloucester,  penny  size,  4 ;  Anglesey ;  South¬ 
ampton  and  others,  all  finely  bronzed  .  12 


ENGLISH,  IRISH  AND  COLONIAL  COPPER  COINS. 

24  Charles  II,  Farthings,  1G72,  74,  75,  and  one  in  Tin,  1684,  very 
fine.  William  and  Mary,  Farthings,  two  varieties,  fine ; 
Halfpenny,  1694.  William  III,  Halfpenny,  1699.  George  II, 
Farthings,  1730,  34,  36,  46,  49,  54;  Halfpennies,  1729,  30,  ^ 
34,  38,  39,  46,  50,  51,  52,  53,  54;  all  fine  28 

i  .  25  Charles  II,  Farthings,  4,  including  one  in  tin,  fine.  William  and 

Mary,  4,  three  varieties;  Halfpenny,  1694.  George  II, 
Farthings  and  Halfpennies,  of  various  dates,  mostly  fine,  f 
George  III.  and  IV,  William  IV.  and  Victoria,  100  pieces,  a 
great  variety  of  dates,  very  fine  .  122 


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2G  George  III,  Farthings,  1771,  73,  99,  1800,  some  bronzed ;  Half¬ 
pennies,  1770,  71,  72,  73,  74,  75,  99,  many  varieties,  all 
fine;  Pennies,  1797,  1806;  Twopences,  1797.  George  IV, 
One-third  Farthings,  1827 ;  Farthings,  Halfpennies  and 
Pennies,  various  dates.  William  IV,  One -third  Farthings, 
1835;  Farthings,  Halfpennies  and  Pennies,  various.  Victoria, 
Quarter  Farthing,  1839;  Half  Farthings,  1839,44  ;  Farthings, 
Halfpennies  and  Pennies,  various,  all  very  fine  130 

27  Irish:  James  I.  and  Charles  I,  Royal  Farthing  Tokens,  both  sizes ; 

St.  Patrick’s  Farthing  and  Halfpenny;  Charles  II,  James  II. 
and  William  and  Mary  Halfpennies;  George  I,  Farthing; 
Wood’s  Halfpennies,  1722,  23;  Voce  Populi;  George  II,  III, 
and  IV,  various,  some  very  fine  .  40 

28  Irish:  James  I.  and  Charles  I,  Royal  Farthing  Tokens;  St. 

Patrick’s  Farthings  and  Halfpennies,  and  various  others  from 
Charles  II.  to  George  IV,  many  very  fine  36 

29  Colonial:  James  II,  George  I,  and  various  of  the  Isle  of  Man, 

struck  by  the  Dukes  of  Derby,  Athol,  and  George  III; 
Bombay;  George  II,  two  sizes ,  in  lead ;  Guernsey,  Jersey, 
Gibraltar,  Nova  Scotia,  Ceylon,  St.  Helena,  and  various 
struck  by  the  East  India  Company  .  57 

30  Colonial:  James  II,  Real,  supposed  to  have  been  struck  for 

the  West  India  Plantations ;  George  I.  and  II,  for  Bombay, 
in  lead;  Isle  of  Man,  various,  including  a  set  of  the  Queen; 
Barbadoes,  both  types ;  Guernsey,  Jersey,  Madras,  Bombay, 
&c.  .  .  43 

31  Colonial:  George  III.  and  Victoria,  in  sets ;  Barbadoes,  Pine 

Apple  and  Car  types ;  Sierra  Leone  Penny  and  Cent  Pieces ; 
Essequibo  and  Demerara  Stiver,  1813,  in  copper,  scarce; 
Jersey,  Gibraltar,  Madras,  &c.,  all  fine  23 

PATTERNS  AND  PROOFS,  IN  BRONZE  AND  GILT. 

32  George  III,  fine  Proofs  of  the  Farthing,  Halfpenny  and  Penny, 

1806,  bronzed  and  unbronzed  .  6 

33  George  III,  Farthing,  Halfpenny  and  Penny,  1806,  gilt;  and  a 

set  for  Ireland,  1805,  bronzed  .  6 

34  George  III,  Pattern  for  a  Guinea,  1791,  broad  rim,  an  ornament 

under  the  head,  gilt;  Droz’s  Patterns  for  Halfpennies,  1788, 
90,  gilt  and  bronzed ,  fine  .  4 


35  George  III,  Pattern  for  a  Penny,  1797,  with  flowing  hair,  by 

Kuchler ,  rare;  Proof  Bank  Token,  Five  and  Sixpence,  1811, 
by  Phelps,  rare  ;  both  very  fine  .  2 

36  George  III,  Bank  Dollar,  1804;  Bank  Token,  Five  and  Sixpence, 

1811,  by  Kuchler ;  Commercial  Penny,  1797,  and  a  Pattern, 
1799,  rev.  vigebit.  &c.,  all  finely  bronzed  .  4 

37  George  III,  Broad  Rim  Farthing,  1797;  Halfpenny,  1797;  Half¬ 

pennies,  1799,  1806;  Halfpenny  and  Penny  for  Ireland,  1805, 
and  a  fine  set  for  Ceylon,  192,  96  and  48  parts  of  a  Rupee, 
1802,  all  fine  gilt  proofs  except  the  Halfpenny  of  1797  9 

38  George  III,  Farthing  and  Halfpenny,  1799;  Pennies,  1797,  99, 

(a  pattern ),  1805  (Irish),  gilt;  Ceylon,  a  fine  set,  gilt; 
Bencoolen,  Two  and  Four  Faluce  Pieces,  gilt ;  all  very  fine  10 

39  George  III,  Irish  Penny,  1805,  gilt;  Isle  of  Man,  Halfpenny, 

1798;  Ceylon,  Forty-eighth  part  of  a  Rupee;  Madras,  the  set 

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of  four  pieces;  Bencoolen,  Forty-eighth  and  Ninety-sixth  of 
a  Rupee;  Bermuda,  1793;  St.  Helena,  1821,  all  fine  11 

40  Sierra  Leone,  a  fine  set,  from  the  Cent  to  the  Dollar,  including 

both  varieties  of  the  Penny,  bronzed  .  7 

41  George  III,  Farthing;  Halfpenny,  1799 ;  Bermuda;  Sierra  Leone; 

Madras;  George  IV,  Farthing  to  the  Penny,  1826,fi?ie  15  e'c 


ENGLISH  COINS,  SILVER. 

42  William  I,  Pax  type,  2,  struck  at  Winchester,  different  moneyers. 

Bonnet  type,  rev.  godpine.  on.  steffor.  (Stafford),  Profile  to 
left,  with  sceptre ;  rev.  brvnman.  on.  l.  ;  the  two  last  fine  and 
scarce  .  .  4 

43  William  I,  Profile  to  right,  with  sceptre,  rev.  ylfcitl.  on.  grant. 

(Cambridge),  Hawkins  239,  a  very  rare  type  1 

44  William  II,  Full-face,  with  sceptre  and  star,  rev.  lifpine.  on.  nh. 

(Northampton),  Ilks.  248,  very  rare  .  1 

***  There  was  not  a  single  specimen  of  this  town  in  the 
Beaworth  Find,  1833. 

45  Henry  I,  Penny,  type  three-quarter  Face,  struck  at  Winchester, 

in  good  preservation  .  .  1 

46  Henry  I,  same  type.  Stephen,  2,  one  profile  type,  struck  at 

Canterbury,  the  other  type  of  Hies.  268,  rare.  John,  Half¬ 
pennies,  2,  one  with  Head  in  triangle ;  Penny.  Henry  III, 
Pennies,  3.  Edward  I.  and  II,  Pennies,  London,  Canterbury, 
St.  Edmundsbury  and  Dublin,  some  fine .  Edward  III,  Groat, 
York  .  .  15 


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47  Stephen,  Profile  type,  struck  at  Winchester.  Henry  II.  Henry  III, 

of  the  London,  Exeter,  Winchester  and  York  mints,  all  fine. 
Richard  I,  Poitou  Penny.  John,  Penny  .  8 

48  John,  Halfpenny.  Edward  I,  Farthing  Halfpenny  and  Penny,  of 

the  London  mint,  Edward  II,  Farthing,  Halfpenny  and 
Penny,  London.  Edward  III,  Half  Groat,  London;  Groat, 
Calais,  rare  and  nearly  fine  .  9 

49  Richard  II,  Halfpenny,  and  Pennies,  2,  London  and  York. 

Edward  IV,  Penny,  Half  Groat,  and  Groats,  2.  Henry  VII, 
Halfpenny,  Penny,  Half  Groat  and  Groat.  Henry  VIII, 
Wolsey  Penny;  Wareham  Half  Groats,  two  varieties;  Groats, 
with  the  initials  of  his  Queens,  Jane  Seymour,  Anna  Boleyn, 
&c.,  all  well  preserved  .  19 

50  Henry  IV,  V.  and  VI,  Pennies,  six  varieties,  struck  at  London, 

York  and  Calais;  Half  Groat,  Calais;  Groats,  6,  London, 
and  several  varieties  of  the  Calais  mint,  some  fine  13 

51  Richard  II.  and  Richard  III,  Groats,  London,  the  latter  with  the 

boar’s  head  m.  m .,  rare  .  2 


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the  legend.  Henry  VII,  Halfpenny  to  the  Groat.  Henry  VIII, 
Half  Groats,  3,  struck  by  Wareham ,  fine ;  Groat,  m.m.  lis, 
and  others  with  the  initials  of  his  Queens  .  17 

53  Base  Coinage :  Henry  VIII,  type  Full-face,  Penny ;  Half  Groats, 

3,  London  and  Canterbury;  Testoon,  rev.  posvi.  &c.,  m.m. 
pellet  in  circle,  rare  .  5 

54  Edward  VI,  Rose  Penny,  London;  Threepence,  m.m.  tun,  scarce; 

Shilling,  m.m.  tun.  Mary,  Groats,  2.  Philip  and  Mary, 
Shillings,  1554.  Elizabeth,  Sixpences,  1574  and  90.  James  I, 
Thistle  Pennies,  2  ;  Sixpence  and  Shilling  for  Ireland. 
Charles  I,  Halfpenny  and  Half  Groat,  Rose  type ;  Half  Groat3 
of  the  Oxford,  Aberystwith  and  Tower  mints  18 

55  Edward  VI,  Half  Crown,  1551,  m.  m.  y,  in  good  condition ,  and 

rare  .  .  p 

56  Elizabeth,  Half  Crown,  m.  m.  1,  a  very  good  specimen ,  rare  1 

57  Elizabeth,  Threepence,  Sixpence  and  Shilling.  James  I,  Six¬ 

pence,  Shilling,  Half  Crown  and  Crown,  the  latter  with  plume 
over  arms  .  .  y 

58  Charles  I,  Rose  Halfpenny;  Penny,  with  portrait;  Half  Groat, 

by  Briot ;  Shillings,  3,  m.m.  tun,  feathers,  and  one  with 
plume  over  arms;  Half  Crowns,  2,  m.m.  star,  and  sun; 
Crown,  in.  m.  rose  .  .  9 


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Fonrpence;  Shillings,  2,  m.m.  lis,  and  triangle;  Half  Crown, 
with  f  under  the  near  hind  leg  of  the  horse ;  Crown  (Exeter) 
m.  m.  rose  .  .  8 

60  Charles  I,  Shilling,  m.m.  thistle;  York  Half  Crown,  m.m.  lion, 

both  very  fine  .  .  2 

61  Charles  T,  Half  Crown,  of  an  unknown  mint,  type  of  Idles.  503, 

very  rare  .  .  1 

62  Charles  I,  York  Half  Crown,  obv.  as  Hies.  495,  rev.  Shield,  nearly 

circular,  garnished,  very  rare.  The  Blacksmith’s  Half  Crown, 
m.  7)i.  cross,  very  rare  .  .  2 

63  Charles  I,  Ten  Shilling,  or  Half  Pound  Piece,  1642,  m.m.  plume, 

arms  under  horse  .  1 

64  Siege  Money :  Ormond  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Sixpence  and  Three¬ 

pence  .  .  4 

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•  of  Ending,  pi.  29,  n.  10,  well  preserved  .  1 

66  Siege  Money:  Newark  Shilling  and  Half  Crown,  1645 ,fine  2 

67  Blondeau’s  Pattern  Shilling  for  the  Commonwealth,  1651,  very 

rare  and  fine  .  .  1 

68  Ormond  Sixpence ;  Massathuset’s  Shilling,  1652 ;  Commonwealth 

Shillings,  1652,  53;  and  various  small  pieces  of  the  Ham¬ 
mered  Money  of  Charles  II,  some  fine  .  24 

69  Oliver  Cromwell,  Shilling  and  Crown,  1658 ,fine  2 

70  Charles  II,  Hammered  Money,  with  value  and  inner  circle, 

Half  Crown,  Shilling,  Fourpence,  Threepence,  Twopence  and 
Penny,  all  in  good  condition ,  but  the  first  piece  is  better  than 
usually  met  with  .  .  6 

71  Charles  II,  Patterns  for  Farthings,  3;  1665,  hair  short,  edge 

engrailed;  1676,  hair  flowing,  edge  plain,  a  scarce  variety ,  all 
fine  .  .  3 

72  Maundy  Money.  Charles  II.  to  Queen  Victoria:  Pennies,  110; 

Three  Halfpennies,  16;  Twopences,  48;  Threepences,  32; 
Fourpences,  31,  a  great  variety  of  dates;  all  fine  237 

73  Maundy  Money.  Charles  II.  to  Queen  Victoria:  Pennies,  113; 

Three  Halfpennies,  15;  Twopences,  46;  Threepences,  33; 
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75  George  III,  Pattern  for  a  Guinea,  1791,  broad  rim,  legend  in¬ 

dented,  and  scroll  under  head,  extremely  rare  and  fine  1 

76  George  III,  Dollars,  1804,  two  varieties,  proofs ,  one  silver  gilt , 

very  fine  .  .  2 

77  George  IY,  Sixpence  and  Shilling,  1821;  Half  Crown,  1826,  all 

fine  proofs  .  .  3 

78  William  IV,  Pattern  for  a  Crown,  1831,  extremely  rare  and 

fine  .  .  1 

79  William  IY,  Shilling  and  Half  Crown,  1831,  fine  proofs  ;  and  a 

Proof  set  of  the  Maundy  Money,  tarnished  6 

80  Victoria,  Pattern  for  a  Crown,  1839,  with  plain  edge,  rare,  by 

Wyon  .  .  1 

81  George  II,  Proof  Half  Crown,  1746;  and  two  Proof  sets  of 

Maundy  Money  of  the  Queen,  1838-39,  all  fine  9 

82  New  Granada:  Patterns  for  Two  and  Eight  lleals,  struck  at 

Popayan  and  Bogota,  extremely  fine  .  2 

83  Geneva:  an  extremely  rare  and  fine  Pattern  for  a  Five  Franc 

Piece,  1848,  by  Bovy  .  1 

84  Anne,  Sixpence,  1703,  vigo.  ;  George  II,  Sixpence,  1745,  lima.; 

Shilling,  1758;  George  III,  Shilling,  1787;  Isle  of  Man, 
Halfpenny  and  Penny,  1733,  struck  by  the  Earl  of  Derby; 
George  III,  Half  Ackey  Piece,  1818;  Sierra  Leone,  Ten  and 
Twenty  Cent  Pieces,  1791,  one  a  proof ;  Mauritius,  Dollar, 
1822;  William  IY,  -t-  Shilling  for  Demerary,  1835  12 

85  George  III,  Ackey  and  Half  Ackey  Pieces  for  Africa,  very  fine. 

Bank  Tokens  for  Ireland:  Three  Shilling,  1812;  Eighteen- 
penny,  1811;  Tenpence,  1813.  Demerary  and  Essequibo, 
Three  Shilling,  1832.  East  India  Company  Rupee,  1835  7 

86  Scotch  Silver  Coins,  from  William  the  Lion  to  James  Y,  includino- 

7  0 

a  Penny  of  John  Baliol  .  18 

87  Medals:  Charles  I,  oval  shape,  gilt]  Oliver  Cromwell  on  his 

Death,  by  Dassier,  scarce ;  both  fine  .  2 

88  Medal:  St.  Edmundsbury  Godfrey  on  his  Death,  1678,  fine  and 

scarce  .  .  1 

89  Medalets :  Napoleon,  struck  at  Berlin;  Princess  Eliza,  rev.  plain; 

Maria  Louisa,  in  honour  of  her  visit  to  the  mint;  Eugene 
Beauharnois;  Napoleon  on  his  Marriage;  Louis  XVIII.  6 


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90  Russia :  Peter  the  Great  on  the  Taking  of  Nottenburg,  1702  5 

Taking  of  Neva,  1704 ;  Taking  of  Neuschloss,  Reval,  Finland,  p 
Dunamund,  and  other  Towns,  all  fine  •  ^ 

91  Russia:  Peter  the  Great,  by  Duvivier ,  rev.  the  Head  of  Alexander, 

by  Brenet;  and  a  small  Medal,  by  Dassier,  on  his  Death; 
Admiral  Apraxin ;  Peace  between  Sweden  and  Russia ;  Pre¬ 
mium  Medal,  and  another,  all  fine  •  6 

92  Russia:  Peter  the  Great,  by  Duvivier;  Elizabeth  Petrowna,  four  , 

fine  medallions ;  and  a  small  Medal,  by  Dassier  6 

93  Russia:  Elizabeth  Petrowna,  two  varieties;  Catherine  II,  Alexi- 

owna,  two  varieties,  all  fine ,  of  the  medallion  size  ;  and  two 

others  .  •  6 

94  Russia:  Peter  the  Great,  by  Duvivier,  finely  damasked;  Elizabeth  ( 

Petrowna;  Catherine  II,  and  another,  all  fine  4 

95  Sweden:  Charles  XI,  on  the  Restitution  of  the  Province  of  Sanie 

to  the  Crown;  Charles  XIY,  two  varieties,  and  three  Medalets 
Poland :  Stanislaus  Augustus,  rev.  merentibys.,  rare  7 

96  Austria:  Archduke  Joseph,  on  his  Birth,  by  Becker.  Francis 

and  Maria  Theresa,  on  the  Birth  of  their  Second  Son. 
Archduke  Charles,  by  Otho  Hammer ani ;  Another,  on  the  0 
Formation  of  a  Corps  of  Troops  to  protect  Transylvania,  by 
Kaserswerth.  Maria  Theresa,  on  the  subject  of  some  New 
Regulations  for  the  Mint,  by  Guillemard  and  Wurth  ;  and  a 
Premium  Medal  for  those  who  excelled  in  the  Medallic  Art, 
by  Zoda.  Count  Firmian,  rev.  Pallas  standing,  in  a  wreath 
of  cypress,  rare.  Francis  I,  by  Vassallo  and  Manfredini , 
struck  at  Milan,  very  fine  .  7 

97  Italy:  Francis  Redi,  a  large  Medallion,  rev.  cvnebam.,  a  Bac¬ 

chanalian  Feast,  Mazzuchelli ,  tab.  cxli.  n.  3,  the  rarest  variety. 
Fornasarius,  Mazz.  cxlii.  n.  4.  Cardinal  Detus,  Mazz.  ciii.  • 
n.  5.  John  Paul  Bignon,  Mazz.  cxlvii.  n.  1.  Thomas 
Philologus,  Mazz.  lxx.  n.  3  .  5 

98  Malherbe,  Quinault,  Lainez,  all  by  Cure ;  Antonius  Otthobonus, 

rev.  Triumphal  Car  drawn  by  a  wolf  and  a  lion,  emblematical 
of  Rome  and  Venice,  by  Gios  Ortoi,fine  and  rare  4 

99  Livius  Odescalchus,  Mazz.  civ.  n.  2,  3,  by  Hamer  ani ;  and  two 

as  Duke  of  Sirmia  and  Bracciano,  by  Januario;  Paul  Jordan  II ; 
Duke  of  Bracciano,  two  varieties;  all  fine  6 


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100  Abundius  Rezzonico,  rev.  Rome  seated,  by  Fazzaglia ,  very  rare 

and  fine;  Cardinal  Coscia,  by  Hamer ani,  rare;  Fran.  M. 
Zanottus,  by  Balugani ,  the  rare  variety  .  3 

101  Ostervald;  Guttenberg  and  Faustus,  the  Inventors  of  Typo¬ 

graphy;  Johan  de  Sacony,  all  by  Dassier ;  Joh.  Augustus, 
Duke  of  Saxony,  rev.  Wolfgang;  and  two  others  6 

102  Maurice,  Count  of  Nassau;  Frederick  of  Prussia,  by  Dassier  ; 

Prince  Sinolenci,  by  Holliday ;  Ferdinand  VII,  of  Spain,  by 
Caque;  Maria  of  Portugal,  a  Premium  Medallion ;  John  VI, 
Regent  of  Portugal,  all  fine  .  6 

103  William  IY.  of  Holland,  by  Dassier.  Belgium:  Revolution,  1830 ; 

Column  erected  in  the  Place  des  Martyrs,  1831;  Surlet  de 
Chokier  Regent,  1831;  Leopold  I.  and  Louise  of  Orleans,  on 
their  Marriage,  two  varieties,  by  Bowel,  all  fine  6 

104  General  Hooghvorst,  1831,  by  Hart;  Washington,  the  large 

Medallion,  by  Webb;  Franklin,  by  Dupre;  and  a  fine  Medal 
by  Rogat ,  with  the  Heads  of  Washington,  Kosciusko  and 
Dumottier;  Joseph  and  Stephen  Montgolfier,  the  celebrated 
French  iEronauts  .  5 

105  Voltaire,  two  varieties,  by  Caque  and  Wcech;  Washington,  a 

fine  Medallion,  inscribed  to  his  memory  by  D.  Eccleston; 
Lancaster,  1805;  the  Montgolfiers,  a  fine  Medallion  struck  in 
honour  of  Pierre  de  la  Closure  by  the  town  of  Geneva  5 

106  Louis  XI Y,  on  the  Siege  of  Maestricht,  a  rare  variety ,  by  Molart; 

Victory  of  Tobago;  Peace  of  Nimeguen,  by  Molart;  Battle 
of  St.  Denis,  by  Roettier ,  all  very  fine  medallions  of  large 
module  .  .  4 

107  Louis  XIV,  the  King  receiving  the  Ambassadors  from  Siam,  by 

Mauger ;  Taking  of  Philipsbourg,  and  two  others,  all  fine 
medallions ,  of  large  size  .  4 

108  Louis  XIV,  rev.  the  Bust  of  his  Queen  Mother,  Anne  of 

Austria;  Peace  restored  in  the  Church,  one  by  Travanus , 
scarce;  Louis  de  Boucherat,  Chancellor  of  France,  1686; 
John  Varin,  Councillor  of  State,  1684,  by  Dubour ;  Marshal 
de  Villars,  a  Premium  Medal  for  the  Academy  of  Marseilles, 
by  Duvivier 

109  Louis  XV,  rev.  Philip  Duke  of  Orleans;  Consecration  of  the 

King  by  Abp.  of  Rheims;  Majority  of  the  King;  Erection  of 
the  Equestrian  Statue  in  Paris,  all  fine ,  two  of  them  are  large 
medallions  .  .  4 


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110  Louis  XV,  Birth  of  ,the  Dauphin;  Equestrian  Statue  erected  to 
the  memory  of  the  King  in  Paris;  Majority  of  the  King; 
and  two  Medalets,  one  on  the  Dauphin’s  Marriage  with  Anne  * 
of  Bavaria,  all  fine  .  .  5 

s  ■  m  Cardinal  Fleury,  by  Dassier  ;  Louis  XVI,  rev.  Pont  de  Louis  ; 

another,  on  the  last  interview  with  his  Family,  in  white 
metal ;  P.  And.  de  Suffren,  Vice-Admiral  of  France ; 
Louis  XVIII;  Charles  X,  2,  one  a  small  Medalet  on  his 
Consecration  at  Rheims,  all  fine  .  7 

112  Louis  XVIII,  four  varieties,  one  with  a  Statue  to  the  memory 

of  Jeanne  D’Arc,  and  another,  all  very  fine  5 

113  Rousseau;  C.  M.  Artus  de  Bouchamps;  D’Alembert;  Bar- 

thelemy,  and  one  with  the  Heads  of  Manuel,  Esgonniere  and 
Perreau;  Louis  Philippe,  rev.  Egyptian  Obelisk  6 

114  Three  beautifully  Bronzed  Medals  of  George  III,  and  the 

Nuptial  Medal  of  George  Prince  of  Wales  and  Caroline,  all 
by  Kiichler  .  .  4 

115  An  unusually  fine  Gilt  Chasing  of  Queen  Anne,  in  a  velvet 

;  frame  .  .  1 

116  Two  Morocco  Cases,  one  containing  two  splendid  Medals  of 

Gonsalva,  by  Cerrarci  and  Girometti ,  the  other  a  fine  impres¬ 
sion  in  lead,  of  the  obverse  side  of  a  rare  Medallion  of 
Napoleon  and  Josephine,  1809,  by  Paroy  .  2 

i  .  117  George  IV.  on  his  Coronation,  in  a  glass  case;  Walter  Arce- 
deckne,  a  very  rare  private  medal;  four  Berlin  Casts,  of 
Mozart,  Gluck,  Handel  and  Haydn  .  6 


MEDIAEVAL  COINS,  SILVER. 

118  Bracteates,  size  24:  Otto  IV,  1198-1218,  Cappe  Kaiser- Mun- 

zen,  vol.  2,  p.  xi.  n.  91.  Henry  Raspe,  1241-48,  C.  vol.  2, 
p.  x.  n.  82.  Adolphus,  1292-98,  struck  at  Muhlhausen, 
C.  vol.  2,  p.  x.  n.  87 ;  all  fine  .  3 

119  Bracteates,  size  23:  Otto  IV,  as  before.  Frederick  II,  1212-50, 

struck  in  Bavaria,  C.  vol.  2,  p.  xvi.  n.  161.  Conrad  IV, 
1250-54,  C.  vol.  2,  p.  xvi.  n.  1$3.  William  III.  Duke  of 
Saxony,  1445-82,  2.  Frederick  I,  Elector  of  Saxony, 
14/  6-1508,  struck  at  Landsberg,  4.  Albert  of  Brandenbourg, 
Abp.  of  Magdeburg,  1513-45,  2;  four  others,  struck  by  the 
Canons  of  the  Bishopric  of  Halberstadt,  1521,  some  very 
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and  rare  .  .  5 

121  Bracteates:  Frederick  I,  Elector  of  Saxony,  4.  Mansfield: 

Gunther  III,  1457-72,  3.  St.  Martin,  the  Patron  Saint  of 
Erfurt,  scarce.  Three  struck  by  the  Canons  of  the  Bishopric 
of  Halberstadt.  Towns  :  Brunswick  II,  various  types. 
Erfurt,  1484,  5  Prenzlow,  4.  Frankfort  on  the  Oder,  3. 
Cologne,  2 ;  many  fine  and  curious  .  39 

122  Bohemia:  Wenceslaus  II,  1278-1305.  John  II,  Luxemburg, 

1310-46.  Charles  I,  1346-78,  all  Grosch,  struck  at  Prague, 
fine  and  scarce  .  .3 

123  Bohemia:  Wladislus  II,  1471-1516.  Louis  I,  1516-26,  two 

varieties,  fine.  Poland:  Casimir  IY,  1445-92,  rare.  John 
Albert,  1492-1501,  scarce.  Alexander,  1501-1506,  Half 
Groschen,  scarce.  Norway:  Hakon  V,  1299-1319,  rare : 
all  fine  .  .  -  7 

124  County  Palatine:  Frederick  I,  1476.  Landgraves  of  Thuringia : 

William  I,  1382-1407,  two  varieties.  Frederick  the  War¬ 
like,  William  II,  and  Frederick  the  Peaceful,  1407-28,  2. 


Frederick  the  Gentle,  Frederick  the  Peaceful,  and  Sigismund, 
1428-36,  2;  all  fine  and  rather  scarce  .  7 

125  Saxony:  Ernest,  William  III,  and  Albert,  1477  and  1478,  two 

varieties,  both  rare.  Pomerania:  Bogislaus  X,  1474-1523. 
Tyrol:  Sigismund,  1439-96,  scarce.  Juliers:  William  VII, 
1339-61;  William  VIII,  1475-1511.  Brandenburg:  Fre¬ 
derick  II;  Otto  I Y,  rare ;  Otto  Y,  1296,  scarce;  Otto  VII, 
1366-1373;  all  fine  .  10 

126  Brandenburg:  Otto  V,  Albert  III,  and  Otto  VI,  1280-96. 

Otto  Y,  1296.  Otto  VII;  all  scarce.  Joachim  I,  three 
varieties,  1500  and  1517,  one  coined  for  Stendal,  and  another 
for  Berlin.  Joachim  I.  and  Albert,  two  varieties,  1501  and 
1513,  one  coined  for  Frankfort.  Albert  of  Brandenburg, 
two  varieties,  1513  and  1515;  all  fine  and  some  scarce  10 

127  Teutonic  Order:  Winrich  von  Kniprode,  1351-82,  see  Vossherg 

Munzen  des  Deutschm  Ordens ,  p.  iv.  n.  122.  Mich  gel  Kuch- 
meister  von  Sternberg,  1414-22,  Foss.  p.  vii.  n.  741.  Paul 
von  Ruysdorf,  1422-41,  Voss.  p.  vii.  n.  833,  rare  and  fine  3 

128  Teutonic  Order:  Henry  Reuss  vonPlauen,  1467-70,  Voss.p.  ix. 

n.  897.  Martin  Truchsess,  1477-89,  Voss.  p.  x.  n.  1006. 
John  von  Tiefen,  1489-97,  Voss.  p.  x.  n.  1108,  two  varieties; 
all  fine,  rare  and  most  interesting  .  4 


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129  Bremen:  John  Rode,  Abp.,  1496  1511,  coined  for  Verden, 

rare  and  Jine.  Cologne :  Siegfridus,  of  Westerberg,  Abp., 
1275-97;  Frederick  III,  von  Saarwerden,  1370-1414,  two 
varieties,  rare ;  Hermann  V,  Count  of  Wied,  1515-46. 
Salzburg :  Leonard  von  Keutschach,  1495-1519,  rare. 
Wurzburg:  Bruno,  Bishop,  1033-45,  under  the  Emperor 
Henry  III,  rare  ;  all  fine  •  7 

130  Towns:  Cologne.  Pomerania:  Coslin,  Head  of  St.  John, 

rev.  Arms  of  the  Town,  rare.  Garz,  Leaf  of  a  Nettle,  rev. 
Griffin,  rare.  Gollnow,  rare.  Goslar,  1410,  three  varieties. 
Gottingen,  1494,  rare.  Kempten;  Liibeck,  Denier,  and 
Double  Groschen,  the  last  rare;  all  fine  .  11 

131  Towns:  Liibeck  Denier.  Metz,  rare.  Northeim,  1548.  Pome¬ 

rania:  Pyritz,  rare.  Stargard.  Stettin,  rare.  Stralsund.  i- 
Rostock,  4,  varied;  mostly  fine  .  11 

132  Towns:  Wisby,  4,  slightly  varying,  all  rare.  Wismar,  three 

varieties,  fine  and  rare  .  7 

133  France:  Lyons,  Duby ,  p.  7,  n.  8.  Valence,  D.  p.  9,  n.  4,  2.  , 

Vienne,  D.  p.  9,  n.  4  and  6,fi?ie  and  scarce  6 

134  France:  Lyons,  Valence,  and  Vienne,  as  before  6 

135  France:  Peter  Count  of  Toul,  1118,  Robert  Monn.  de  Toul , 

p,  2,  n.  3,  very  rare.  Bearn:  Centulus  V,  1130-34,  Obole, 

4,  Ruby ,  p.  107,  n.  4.  Toulouse:  Raimond  V,  1148-94, 
Obole,  D.  p.  104,  n.  7 ;  all  fine  .  6 

136  Sicily:  Robert  d’ Anjou,  1309-43,  two  varieties,  all  fine  5 

137  Cunnetti,  from  the  Cuerdale  Find,  Numismatic  Chronicle ,  vol.  v. 

p.  9,  all  varieties,  very  fine  .  5 

138  Cunnetti,  as  before.  Ebraice,  Num.  Chron.  p.  84.  Mirabilia, 

p.  10,  n.  131,  two  varieties,  all  fine  .  4 

139  Modern  Coins:  Munster  Siege  Piece,  1660,  and  two  other  very 

curious  and  rare  Siege  Pieces  .  3 

140  America:  Potosi,  rare.  Bolivia,  two  varieties.  Rio  de  la 

Plata;  all  fine  Dollars  .  4 

141  America:  Chili  Dollars,  2;  Half  and  Quarter  Dollars;  New 

Granada  Dollar;  all  fine  .  5 

142  America  :  Peru  Dollars,  2;  Half  Dollars,  2;  Quarter  Dollar; 

and  a  Gilt  Medal  of  Bolivar ;  all  fine  .  6 

143  America:  Mexico,  Emperor  Augustine;  Republic;  Zacatecas; 

Condinamarca;  Dollars;  all  fine  and  rare  .  4 

144  United  States,  three  sizes;  Dutch  Republic  Dollar  and  Half 

Dollar;  all  fine  ,  .5 


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145  Panormus,  Head  of  Ceres  to  the  left,  rev .  Horse  to  the  right, 

fine  .  •  1 

146  Cyrene,  youthful  Head  of  Ammon  to  the  right,  rev.  Head  of  a 

Female,  rare  and  fine  size  wt.  13  grs. 

Panormus,  Horse’s  Head  to  the  right,  rev.  Palm  tree  with  dates 

size  wt.  13  fin  grs.  2 

147  Uncertain  British,  type  of  Ending,  pi.  1,  n.  9,  rare ;  found  at 

Dorchester  .  •  1 

Uncertain  British,  type  of  Ending,  p.  2,  n.  27,  rare  1 

Uncertain  British,  type  of  Ending ,  p.  2,  n.  36,  hut  a  finer 
specimen  .  •  1 

150  Benevent,  Arrigius  II,  758-88,  rev.  long  Cross;  a.  in  the  field, 
rare  and  fine  .  •  1 

Richard  II,  Noble,  with  flag,  rare  and  well  preserved  1 

Richard,  Quarter  and  Half  Nobles,  both  rare  .  2 

Henry  VI,  Quarter  Noble,  m.m.  lis.  Robert  II,  Lion,  obv. 

legend  ending  scott.,  extremely  rare  of  this  weight  20  grs.  2 
James  I,  Crown,  type  of  Ed.  p.  11,  n.  7,  but  with  m.m.  lis ,fine. 

Charles  I,  Crown,  Ed.  p.  13,  n.  3,  m.m.  lis  on  either  side  2 
Charles  I,  Unit  of  the  Oxford  Mint,  1644,  ox.,  rev .  kelig.  &c. 
in  one  continued  scroll,  very  fine  .  1 

156  Charles  II,  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  by  Simon,  fine  and  rare  1 

157  Small  Gold  Medalets :  Alexander  of  Russia,  2;  Henry  IV.  of 

France ;  all  very  fine  •  3 

158  Small  Gold  Medalets:  Alexander,  as  before,  2;  The  Emperor 

Nicholas;  Louis  XVIII;  all  very  fine  4 

159  Small  Gold  Medalets:  George  IV.  on  his  death,  by  Merlin. 

Napoleon,  of  very  small  size,  by  Galle,fine  and  rare  2 

160  Victoria,  Pattern  for  a  Sovereign,  1838,  very  rare  and  extremely 

fine  •  •  1 

CATALOGUES  OF  COIN  SALES. 


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161  Pembroke,  both  parts,  with  prices  and  purchasers’  names  2 

162  Dean  of  St.  Patrick,  Boyne,  Campana,  Wilson,  Maydwell,  Rollin, 

Lord  Holmesdale,  all  clean  copies  .  7 

163  Robson;  Steuart,  1840-41;  Sir  John  Twisden,  Wellings,  Chase, 

Knight,  Nott’s  Gems,  Dr.  Mills,  Lady  Warburton,  Mustard, 
Alchorne,  Traflbrd  Leigh,  St.  Croix,  Marshall,  and  others  38 


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164  Blick,  Dean  of  St.  Patrick,  Wilson,  Robson,  Young,  five  parts, 

and  various  others  .  38  001 

165  Steuart,  1840,  41  and  47;  Abdy,  Robson,  Marsh,  Iloare, 

Captain  James,  Boticke,  York  Hatton,  Till,  part  4,  Young,  /- 
parts  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  others  .  38 

166  Lord  Mark  Kerr,  Rev.  W.  Chase,  Maydwell,  Alchorne,  Rev. 

Tlios.  Wellings,  Rev.  F.  Blick,  Nott’s  Gems,  Marshall, 
Knight,  Young,  some  odd  parts,  and  others  40 

167  Rev.  T.  F.  Dyinock,  Moule,  Anstice,  Jeremie,  Major-General  -j 

Fox,  Rollin,  Ashlin,  Steuart,  Mustard,  Benwell,  and  others  47  Ul' 

168  A  small  Mahogany  Cabinet,  with  folding  doors,  containing  six 

deep  drawers  .  .  1 

169  Another,  with  folding  doors,  containing  five  deep  drawers  1 

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EARLY  ITALIAN  MEDALS,  BRONZE. 

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170  Hippolyta  Gonzaga,  Daughter  of  Ferdinand  Duke  of  Mantua,  by 

Trezzo.  Mignard  the  Painter,  1682,  very  fine,  by  Cheron  2 

171  J.  Paulus  Zuponius  Patavinus,  by  Cavino ,  fine.  Vincent  II. 

Duke  of  Mantua,  rev.  a  Mastiff,  by  G.  Morone.  Sigismundus 
Pandulfus  Malatesta,  rev.  the  Church  of  Rimini,  1450. 
Maurice  of  Nassau,  Prince  of  Orange,  1610,  an  oval  4 

if  .  172  Sigismundus  Pandulfus  Malatesta,  rev.  an  Arm  holding  a  palm 
branch,  1447,  fime  and  rare.  Cosmo  de  Medici  as  Grand 
Duke  of  Tuscany,  rev.  Coat  of  Arms;  another,  as  Duke  of 
Florence,  1561,  rev.  hetrvria.  pacata.,  very  fine;  and  a 
smaller  one,  rev  Capricorn,  fine,  Mazz.  pi.  Ixxviii.  n.  6,  7, 10  4 
173  Alexander  Cardinal  Farnese,  rev.  the  Jesuit’s  Church  at  Rome, 
1575.  Ilippolito  d’Este,  Cardinal  of  Ferrara,  rev.  ne. 
transens.  &c.,  by  Federigo  di  Parma ,  fine.  Ferdinand  I.  de 
Medicis,  rev.  Equestrian  Statue,  by  Veber,  fine.  Cardinal 
Camillo  d’Massimi,  rev.  astra.  tenet.,  the  obverse  by  Gulielm. 
and  the  reverse  by  Ant.  de  Cavalleriis ,  1678 


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174  Cosmus  III,  Etruscorum  Rex,  rev.  deliciae.  popvli.  &c.,  by 

Fortini.  Charles  Philip  V ,  rev.  etrvriae.  felicitas.  J ulianus 
de  Medicis  Archiep.  Pisarum,  rev.  fama.  manet.  facti.,  all 
medallions ,  the  last  is  very  fine  .  3 

175  Leonar  Lauredanus,  Dux  Venetiar,  &c.:  The  Doge  Loredano 

in  his  Mantle  and  Ducal  Carno,  rev.  aeqyitas.  &c.,  Figure  of 
Justice  standing,  rare.  Bernini,  the  famous  Architect,  rev. 
the  Fine  Arts,  by  Cheron.  Charles  III.  Duke  of  Lorraine 
and  Bar,  rev.  his  Duchess  Claude  de  France.  Maximilian 
Duke  of  Burgundy,  rev.  his  Duchess,  1477,  Van  Mieris , 
vol .  1,  p.  141,  n.  2  .4 

17G  Petrus  Aretinus,  rev.  veritas.  odivm.  &c.,  Mazz.  vol.  1,  tab.  lxiii. 
n.  1.  Plenry  II.  of  France,  rev.  a  Triumphal  Quadriga. 
Mary  I.  of  England,  by  Trezzo.  Charles  V,  Emperor  of 
Rome,  rev.  a  magnificent  Coat  of  Arms,  Van  Mieris ,  vol.  2, 
p.  466,  n.  1,  rare  .  4 

177  Christina,  two  varieties  of  Brenner ,  tab.  viii.  n.  1,  one  by  Cheron. 

Charles  XI,  Bren.  tab.  viii.  n.  3,  by  Karlstein ;  and  another, 
rev.  lvstratis.  finibvs.,  all  in  the  finest  state  of  preservation  4 

178  Christina,  as  Bren.  tab.  vii.  n.  2,  3,  and  tab.  viii.  n.  4.  Charles  XI, 

bronze  gilt.  Francis  III.  Duke  of  Lorraine,  by  St.  Urbain  ; 
and  two  others  .  7 

179  Paul  II.  Sixtus  1Y.  Julius  II.  Gregory  XIII,  rev.  Reformation 

of  the  Gregorian  Calendar,  1582,  by  the  celebrated  painter 
Parmegiano.  Innocent  XI,  two  varieties.  Clement  XII.  7 

180  D’Armenonville ;  Prince  of  Wagstadt;  Alexander  of  Russia; 

Voltaire,  by  Wcechter;  Peter  the  Great,  by  Dassier;  Genevese 
Honorary  Medal,  1767  .  6 

181  Anne  on  the  Taking  of  Mons,  1709.  Prince  Frederick  (after¬ 

wards  Duke  of  York)  as  Bishop  of  Osnaburg,  1764.  On  the 
O.  P.  Riots  at  Covent  Garden.  Nelson,  Victory  of  the  Nile. 
Masonic  Medal  of  George  Prince  of  Wales,  and  his  Brother 
William  Duke  of  Clarence.  Trinity  Chapel,  Bordesley  6 

182  Medals  in  Brass:  Frederick  King  of  Prussia,  varieties.  William 

Prince  of  Orange  and  Anne  of  England,  rev.  Arms  of  the 
United  Provinces.  Silver  Coins:  Charles  I,  Sixpence  and 
Shilling,  m.m.  anchor,  by  Briot  .  7 

183  Justus  Lipsius;  Vesalius,  the  celebrated  Anatomist;  Rubens, 

all  by  Juvejiel,  beautifidly  bronzed  .  3 


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Panormus,  Head  of  Hercules,  rev.  Horse’s  Head,  palm  tree,  and 
a  Phoenician  inscription  below,  in  good  condition  1 

Selinus,  size  7,  Male  Figure  sacrificing,  in  the  field  to  the  right 
is  a  bull  and  a  leaf  of  parsley,  very  rare  type  1 

Syracuse,  size  6^,  a  beautiful  Head  of  Proserpine  to  the  right, 
three  dolphins,  rev.  Quadriga,  fine  .  1 

Lysimachus,  size  7J,  Head  to  the  right,  rev .  Pallas  seated,  fine  1 
Side,  Pamphylia,  rev.  KAEVX.,  Victory.  Messana,  size  7,  Hare 
and  dolphin,  rev.  Biga  .  2 

Samos,  size  5,  Head  of  a  Lion,  rev.  BATTOX  2A.,  fore-part  of 
a  Bull  to  right,  Hunter ,  tab.  iv.  n.  47,  very  rare  and  fine. 
Himera  and  Agrigentum  in  alliance,  size  4-^,  Cock,  rev. 
Crab  .  •  2 

Alexander  III,  size  Tripod  under  the  throne  of  Jupiter, 
A.  and  a  lamp  in  the  field.  Macedonia,  in  genere ,  size  9, 
Head  of  Diana,  rev.  Club,  and  three  monograms  in  the  field, 
fine  .  .  2 

Corinth,  Didrachmas,  5,  all  with  different  symbols,  fine  5 

Thurium,  size  6,  Head  of  Pallas,  with  Scylla  on  the  helmet, 
rev.  ©OYPIQN.,  Bull  butting,  rare  .  1 

Syracuse,  size  6-^,  type  of  Hunter ,  tab.  liii.  n.  13,  rev .  a  Triga, 
fine  and  rare  .  .  1 

Arsinoe,  Decadrachm,  size  10,  her  Head,  veiled,  behind  her 
head  are  two  letters,  rev.  AP^INoHS.  ‘UAAAEA^OY., 
double  Cornucopia,  extremely  rare  and  well  preserved  1 

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Cyrene,  size  5,  Head  of  Ammon,  rev.  KYPA.,  Silphium,  very 
rare  and  fine.  Populonia  Etruria,  size  4^,  Mask,  below  XX., 
very  rare  .  .  2 

Thasus,  insula ,  size  9,  Head  of  Indian  Bacchus,  rev.  Hercules. 
Alexander  III,  size  7,  Monogram  in  a  wreath,  and  MI.  under 
throne.  Pergamus,  size  7,  a  Cistophorus  .  3 


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1.99  Segesta,  size  5,  type  of  Hunter,  tab.  47,  n.  22,  but  reads 
SEGESjABIE.  round  the  head,  a  rare  tyjre,  and  fine.  Meta- 
pontuin,  size  5,  Head  of  Mars  .  2 

200  Seleucus  IV,  size  8,  diademed  Head  to  right,  rev.  Apollo  naked, 

sitting  on  the  Omphalos,  rare,  and  fairly  preserved.  Syracuse, 
type  of  Hunter ,  tab.  53,  n.  7  .  2 

201  Cales,  Campania,  size  5,  type  of  Carelli,  p.  G7,  n.  6,  a  Thunder¬ 

bolt  behind  the  head  of  Minerva,  rare  and  well  preserved  1 

202  Lysimaehus,  size  7^,  usual  type,  monogram  in  wreath  and  %  in 

the  field,  fine.  Sybaris,  size  7,  YM.,  Bull,  incuse  type  2 

203  Rhoda,  Ilispania,  size  3,  three  varieties,  very  curious ;  His- 

tisea,  2;  Leontini;  Siphnus;  Apollonia;  Erythrse;  Phocis, 
and  others  .  .  14 

204  Thasus  insula,  size  9,  Head  of  Indian  Bacchus.  Maronea, 

size  9§,  similar  type.  Macedon  under  the  Romans,  rev. 
AESILLAS.,  Cysta,  mask,  &c.  .  3 

205  Pergamus,  a  Cistophorus,  with  All.  in  the  field,  fine.  Messana, 

size  8,  Hare  running  to  the  right,  rev.  a  Car,  in  exergue,  a 
grain  of  corn  .  .  2 

206  Metapontum,  size  8|,  incuse  type.  Alexander  III,  Tetradrachm 

and  Drachm.  Thurium,  Head  of  Pallas,  rev.  Bull  to  the 

right.  Posidonia,  size  5,  Bull  standing  by  a  square  column, 
scarce  .  .  5 

207  Caulonia,  type  of  Carelli,  p.  188,  n.  15,  rare.  Selinus,  size  5|, 

Parsley  leaf.  Neapolis,  Campania.  Crotona,  sizes  4-|  and  5|, 
Tripod,  rev.  Tripod  incuse,  Eagle  feeding  on  the  skull  of  an 
ox;  rev.  KPO.,  an  ornamented  Tripod  .  5 

208  Cuma,  type  of  Carelli,  p.  71,  n.  10,  very  rare.  Syracuse, 

size  6^,  rev.  Diana  and  Hound,  scarce  type.  Demetrius  I, 
King  of  Macedon,  size  2£,  rev.  Neptune,  rare  .  3 

1  209  Syracuse,  type  similar  to  Castelli,  p.  37,  n.  17,  very  rare  style 
of  head  chess.  Leontini,  size  6|,  Head  of  Apollo,  rev.  Lion's 
Head,  surrounded  by  four  grains  of  barley  .  2 

210  Seriphus,  size  6,  Chimsera,  rev.  Dove  in  a  wreath,  rare  arid  well 

preserved.  Leontini,  size  7,  Head  of  Apollo  to  left,  rev. 
LEONTINON.,  Lion’s  Head  and  four  grains  of  barley  2 

211  Selge,  Pisidia,  size  6,  two  Wrestlers,  rev.  Slinger,  a  trinacria  in 

the  field,  and  a  countermark.  Locri,  Epizephyrii,  size  5, 
AOKPON.,  Head  of  Jupiter,  rev.  an  Eagle  devouring  a 
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212  Lete,  3,  type  of  Mt.  p.  44,  n.  4,  a  rarp  variety.  Selinus, 

size  6,  Parsley  leaf.  Campania,  Uncertain,  size  4,  Head  to 
right,  and  two  Punic  letters,  rev.  roma.  viii.,  Horse’s  Head, 
bridled,  to  right,  very  rare  .  3 

213  Sassanidae:  Cosroes  IT,  and  others,  consult  Longperier ,  Essai  sur 

les  Medailles  des  Tiois  Perses  .  6 

214  Gallia,  Massilia,  and  various  others,  consult  Lelewel,  Etudes 

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215  Corinth  and  Colonies,  with  various  symbols  and  letters,  one  has 

a  thunderbolt  behind,  and  a  branch  below  the  head  of 
Minerva,  scarce  .  .  8 

216  Corinth  and  Colonies,  all  differing  from  the  preceding  lot  8 

217  Corinth  and  Colonies,  varieties  of  the  two  preceding  lots  7 

218  Selinus,  size  6,  youthful  Male  Figure  before  an  altar,  rev.  Her¬ 

cules  subduing  a  bull,  a  very  rare  type.  Alexander  III, 
sizes  7  and  9|,  Bee  and  letter  A.  under  the  throne,  the  other 
with  Pegasus  in  the  field  .  3 


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differently  arranged,  rev.  Biga  and  Triga  types,  some  rare  1 
and  in  good  condition  .  5 

220  Syracuse,  sizes  6  and  7,  Head  of  Proserpine,  with  head  dresses 

again  varied,  rev.  Biga,  Triga  and  Quadriga  types,  some  rare ,  ^ 
well  preserved  .  .  5 

221  Posidonia,  size  8^,  MOT.,  Neptune  standing,  incuse  type,  rare , 

but  broken.  Caulonia,  size  8-|,  KAVA.,  a  nude  Figure  of 
Apollo  standing,  as  the  Purifying  Deity,  he  bears  on  his  left  , , 
arm  a  small  figure  of  Orestes,  who  was  purified  in  that 
neighbourhood,  rare  .  2 

222  Alexander  III,  Tetradrachmse,  5,  all  with  different  symbols  and 

monograms,  well  preserved  .  5 

223  Philip  Aridceus,  size  7,  two  monograms.  Seleucus  I,  Nicator, 

size  7,  Head  of  Hercules,  rev.  Jupiter  TEtophorus  seated. 
Lysimachus,  King  of  Thrace,  size  9,  rev.  a  terminus  in  the 
field,  and  monogram,  AH.  under  the  hand  of  Minerva,  in  good 
condition  .  .  3 

224  Philistis,  Queen  of  Syracuse,  size  7,  diademed  and  veiled  Head 

to  left,  rev.  Victory  guiding  a  quadriga,  rare ,  a  fine  head ,  but  P 

thickly  coated  with  a  black  oxide  .  1 

225  Alexander  III,  Drachma ;  Tetradrachmse,  4,  with  different 

symbols  and  monograms.  Alexander  II,  Zebina  Tetradrachm,  ' 

with  A.  under  the  throne  of  Jupiter  .  6 


226  Alexander  II,  Zebina,  Tetradrachm,  Jupiter  Nicepborus  seated, 

bolding  a  wreatb  in  bis  extended  right  hand,  b.  under  throne, 
and  a  monogram  in  the  field,  this  coin  appears  to  he  un¬ 
published  .  •  1 

227  Gelas,  size  8,  rev .  a  Triga,  in  the  field  a  column,  exergue  a 

shrimp;  another,  size  8,  rev.  a  Biga,  both  scarce  2 

228  Macedon,  first  Province,  size  8,  with  three  monograms  in  the 

field.  Philip  II,  sizes  2^  and  G^.  Seleucus  II,  Callinicus, 
size  8-f,  Apollo  naked,  leaning  on  a  tripod,  very  rare. 
Seleucus  IV,  Phiiopator,  rev.  Apollo  seated  6 

229  Tarentum,  4,  with  different  symbols.  Macedon,  size  9,  Head  of 

Diana,  rev.  a  Club.  Lysimachus,  size  4,  with  three  symbols 
in  the  field.  Uncertain  of  Campania,  size  6,  Head  of  Janus, 
rev.  roma.  incuse,  Quadriga  at  full  speed  .  7 

230  Macedon,  first  Province,  size  8.  Macedon  under  the  Romans, 

size  8.  Ephesus,  a  Cistophorus,  with  Head  of  Diana  in  the 
field.  Messana,  size  6^.  Velia.  Heraclea,  size  4|.  ZEtolia, 
size  3i,  Head  of  Atalanta,  rev.  the  Caledonian  Boar,  rare. 
Bceotia,  size  4  .  8 

231  Arcadia;  Argos;  Rhodes;  Thasus;  Metapontum;  Philippus, 

Tetradrachmas,  two  varieties,  and  various  others  17 

232  Locri,  Opuntii,  sizes  3 \  and  6,  Head  of  a  Female,  rev.  a  Warrior, 

rare.  Kings  of  Parthia:  Arsaces  XXI,  size  7,  rev.  a  Female 
standing,  presenting  a  crown  to  Gotarzes,  in  the  field  HNT., 
year  358.  Arsaces  XXVIII.  (Volageses  III  ),  2,  size  7, 
exergue  AnEAAI.,  and  AHY.  in  the  field,  for  the  second 
month  Apelceus  of  the  Macedonian  year  464,  rare ;  and  a 
False  Coin  of  Vespasian  .  6 

233  Roman  Medallions:  Augustus,  2,  rev.  pax.,  Female  standing; 

rev.  avgvstvs.,  an  Altar,  in  front  are  two  stags.  Hadrian, 
rev.  diana.  ephesia.,  the  Goddess  standing  between  two  stags, 
all  rare  .  •  3 

234  M.  Antony,  rev.  Head  of  Octavia  on  the  cista.  Claudius,  rev. 

com.  asi.,  a  Female  crowning  a  military  figure  in  a  distyle 
temple,  rare.  Augustus,  3,  rev.  com.  asia.,  Hexastyle 
Temple;  rev.  avgvstvs.,  Capricorn  and  cornucopia;  rev. 
an  Altar  .  •  5 

235  M.  Antony  and  Octavia,  2;  Nero;  Trajan,  2;  Hadrian;  and  a 

Tetradrachm  of  Ptolemy  II,  year  19  .  7 


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British  Colonial,  some  scarce  .  42  i 

Dollars:  Joseph  Napoleon,  Spain;  John  VI,  Portugal;  Republic 
of  Mexico;  Republique  Genevoise  Tan  III.  de  1’egalite,  rare ; 
and  9  smaller  pieces  .  .  3 

Gaul,  Sub-alpine,  5  Francs ;  Cisalpine  Republic,  30  Soldi ; 
Napoleone,  5  Lire,  1  Lire,  10  Soldi,  and  two  5  Soldi  ob 

Pieces  .  .  7 

Dollars:  Maximilian  Henry,  Archbishop  of  Cologne,  1666; 
Fred.  William  IV,  Prussia;  smaller  pieces,  Silver  and  Billon,  ^ 
30,  some  early  .  .  32 

Greece,  Otho,  Drachma  and  Half  Drachma;  Ionian  Islands, 

30  Cents;  Turkey,  20  Piastre  Piece;  and  Billon,  20  24 

Gustavus  Adolphus,  Swedish  Dollar;  French  Republic,  1848, 

5  Franc  Piece;  Bernard,  Saxe-Meiningen  Gulden  3 

Rhodes:  Elion  de  Villeneuve,  1319-46,  obv.  the  Grand  Master 
kneeling  before  the  cross,  rev.  a  large  ornamental  Cross,  as 
Friedlaender ,  p.  1,  vignette ,  silver ;  of  the  highest  degree  of  ~ 
rarity  .  .  1 

Rhodes:  John  de  Lastich,  1437-54,  obv.  the  Grand  Master 
kneeling  before  the  cross,  rev.  half-length  effigy  of  St.  John, 
holding  the  Agnus  Dei,  fine  .  1 

Venice:  Orio  Malipiero,  1178-92,  the  Quarteruolo,  as  Schweitzer , 
p.  73,  fig.  1;  Lorenzo  Tiepolo,  1268-74,  the  Matapane,  as  , 
Sch.fig.  1;  Giacomo  Contarini,  1274-80,  the  Metapane,  Sch.  u 
fig.  1,  perforated,  but  scarce;  Giovanni  Dandolo,  1280-89,  the 
Quattrino,  as  Sch.  fig.  4,  extremely  rare  .  4 

Medals:  Gregory  VII;  Nicolas  V;  Paul  II;  Gregory  XIII; 
Urban  VIII;  Benedict  XIII;  Roman  Catholic  Badge;  Gutta  f 
Percha  copy  of  the  Papal  Bull,  found  in  the  Thames ; 
Charles  I;  James  Prince  of  Wales,  1697,  two  different  11 
Saxon  Coins:  Edweard,  rev.  ealhstan.  mo.;  Ethelstan,  rev. 

gota.  mone.;  Edgar,  rev.  nferd.  mo.,  well  preserved  3  ^ 

Saxon  Coins:  Edgar,  2,  rev.  freothric.;  rev.  manolet. m.  Cnut, 

H  i 

rev.  hiedolf.  mo.  eofr.  Edward  the  Confessor,  rev.  sparteol.  t 
on.  eofr.,  fine  .  .  4 


ENGLISH  SILVER. 


,  249  Stephen,  rev.  amistandre.  on  lv.,  unpublished  .  1 

250  Richard  II,  Halfpenny,  Penny  and  Groat,  rare  .  3 

251  Henry  IV,  V,  or  VI,  Penny,  and  six  Groats  .  7 

252  Edward  IV,  two  Halfpennies,  Penny,  Half  Groat,  and  eight 

AO'iJL'1  Groats  .  .  12 

a,  253  Richard  III,  Groat,  rare  .  1 

254  Edward  VI,  Sixpence,  two  Shillings,  and  Half  Crown,  all  ivell 

preserved  .  .  4 

255  Mary,  Groat;  Elizabeth,  Penny,  Twopence,  two  Threepenny 

Pieces,  and  two  Sixpences.  James  I,  two  Pennies,  and 
Shilling  .  .  10 

256  Charles  I,  Twopence,  Threepence,  Fourpence,  Sixpence,  three 

Shillings,  Half  Crown  (coarse  workmanship),  and  Crown  9 

257  Charles  II,  Hammered  Money,  from  the  Penny  to  the  Half 

Crown,  with  value  and  inner  circle,  by  Simon ,  a  desirable 
set  .7 

258  Charles  II,  Penny  and  Twopence.  William  and  Mary,  Half 

Crown.  George  II,  Half  Crown,  lima.  George  III,  Half 
Crown,  1817;  all  fine  .  5 

259  Greek  Silver:  Achaia,  2;  Agrigentum;  Massilia;  Sicyon; 

Greek  Copper :  Panormus,  Pharsalia,  Agathocles,  Hiero¬ 
nymus,  Antiochus,  Antiochus  VIII.  and  Cleopatra;  Alexander 
the  Great,  2  .  13 


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260  Augustus,  rev.  Bull.  Vespasian,  rev.  Victory,  2;  rev.  two 

Oxen,  yoked.  Domitian,  rev.  Horseman;  rev.  the  Emperor  ^ 
standing  .  .  6 

261  Nerva,  rev.  iEquitas.  Hadrian,  rev.  Equity.  Antoninus  Pius, 

rev.  Apollo;  rev.  cos.  mi.  Faustina.  Aurelia,  rev.  fecvn-  •  3 
ditas.  Commodus,  rev.  Figure  standing,  &c.  Sept.  Severus, 
rev.  Trophy.  Julia  Domna,  rev.  Juno;  rev.  Venus  seated, 
large  module  .  .  9 

262  Geta,  rev.  Castor  holding  his  horse,  rare  and  fine  1  ■  j  ■ 

263  Paula  Elagabali,  rev.  Concordia.  Julia  Mamaea,  rev.  Juno 

Conservatrix.  Maximinus,  rev.  Male  Figure  between  two  *  £  k 
standards ;  rev.  Peace  standing,  both  extremely  fine  4 


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277 


Balbinus,  rev.  providentia.  deorvm.,  2,  scarce ,  one  very  fine  2 
Pupienus,  rev.  amor,  mvtvvs.  a vGG.,fine  and  rare  1  t 

Etruscilla,  rev.  ivno.  ;  rev.  pvdicitia.  iEm.  iEmilianus,  rev. 
Victoria;  rev.  Mars;  rev.  the  Emperor  sacrificing,  all  fine ,  the  i 
three  last  scarce  .  .  5 

Philip,  rev.  annona.  Valerian,  rrv.  fides.  militvm.  Marini  ana, 
rev.  consecratio.  Gallienus,  rev.  fortvna.  redvx.  Salonfna, 
rev.  venvs.;  rev.  salts.;  rev.  Concordia,  aygg. ;  rev.  salvs. 
redvx.;  rev.  ivno.  regina.  Saloninus,  rev.  Infant  on  a  goat,  2; 
some  fine  .  .  12 

Macrianus,  rev.  romae.  aeternae.,  rare,  and  in  good  condition  1  C 
Postumus,  rev.  providentia.  ;  rev.  hercvli.  pacifero.  ;  rev.  iovi. 
statori.  ;  rev.  salvs.  provinciarvm.,  the  Rhine  type,  all  in 
good  condition.  Aurelian,  rev.  oriens.  avg.  Tacitus,  rev. 
virtvs.  .  .  6 

Julian  II,  2,  rev.  votis.  v.  mvltis.  x.  ;  rev.  vot.  x.  mvlt.  xx. 
Valens,  rev.  vot.  v.  mvlt.  x.  ;  rev.  vrbs.  roma.  ;  rev.  restitvtor.  e ; 


reip.  .  .  6 

Gratian,  rev.  vrbs.  roma.,  2 ;  rev.  virtvs.  romanorvm.  Valen- 
tinian  II,  rev.  victoria,  avggg.  Theodosius  I,  rev.  virtvs.  ^ 
romanorvm.;  rev.  vot.  x.  mvlt.  xx.  Magnus  Maximus,  rev. 
virtvs.  romanorvm.  Honorius,  rev  vot.  x.  mvlt.  xx.,  mostly 
in  very  good  condition  .  8 

Large  Brass:  Livia,  N.  C.  Drusus,  Nero,  Titus,  Trajan,  Sabina, 
Antoninus  Pius,  Verus,  M.  Aurelius,  2  .  10 

Large  Brass:  Alexander,  3;  Julia  Mamaea;  Gordianus  Pius,  2; 
Philip;  Philip  jun. ;  Otacilia,  2;  Treb.  Gallus;  Volusianus;  c 
Postumus  .  .  13 

Second  Brass:  Julius  Caesar;  Augustus;  Tiberius,  2;  Antonia; 
Germanicus;  Caligula;  Nero,  2;  Vespasian;  Titus;  Domitian; 
Trajan;  Hadrian;  Antoninus  Pius;  Faustina;  Aurelius; 
Commodus;  Albinus;  Caracalla;  Diadumenian  20 

Second  Brass:  Diocletian;  Maximianus  Hercules;  Maximinus; 
Maxentius,  2;  Constantius,  2;  Decentius;  Valentinian ; 
Theodosius  I ;  iElia  Flaccilla,  3 ;  Magnus  Maximus ;  Arca- 
dius,  2  .  16 

Third  Brass:  Augustus;  Alexander;  Gallienus,  2;  Victorinus; 
Claudius  II,  2;  Quintillus ;  Aurelian,  4;  Severina,  3;  G\ 
Tetricus,  some  fine  .  .16 

Third  Brass:  Vabalathus,  2;  Carus,  2,  good  condition  4  W 


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Third  Brass:  Tacitus;  Florianus,  2;  Diocletian;  Maximianus; 
Carausius  ;  Allectus,  2;  Maximinus  II;  Licinius;  Con¬ 
stantine,  2;  Constantius,  3;  Yalens,  3;  Ilonorius  19 

Third  Brass :  Procopius,  good  condition ,  extremely  rare  1 

Minimum  Brass,  various  .  7 


Provincial  Tokens,  of  Penny,  Halfpenny  and  Farthing  size: 
Anglesey,  Cornwall,  Cambridge,  Cheshire,  Durham,  Essex, 
Glamorganshire,  and  Gloucestershire  .  32 

Provincial  Tokens  :  Hampshire,  Hertfordshire,  Leicestershire, 
Kent,  Lanarkshire,  and  Lancashire  .  44 

Provincial  Tokens:  Lincolnshire,  Lothian,  and  Middlesex  84 
Provincial  Tokens:  Monmouthshire  and  Norfolk  93 

Provincial  Tokens :  N orthamptonshire,  Nottinghamshire,  Oxford¬ 
shire,  Perthshire,  Shropshire,  Somersetshire,  and  Stafford¬ 
shire  .  •  23 

Provincial  Tokens:  Suffolk  .  6o 

Provincial  Tokens:  Sussex,  Warwickshire,  Yorkshire,  Dublin, 
Wexford,  and  Wicklow  .  55 

Various  Tokens  of  different  sizes  .  53 

Chadwick’s  Supplement  to  Conder  on  Provincial  Coins,  also  a 
Mahogany  Box  with  trays 


.7  290  Copper  Coins  of  Tunis,  Tripolis,  Morocco,  and  Malta  65 

291  Copper  Coins  of  various  European  States  310 

292  Eoman,  English,  and  Foreign  Copper  Coins,  and  a  few  in 

billon  •  •  80 

293  Cufic  Copper  Coins,  5 ;  Tradesmen’s  Tokens,  30,  all  of  Norwich, 

chiefly  fine  .  .35 

294  Arsacida?  (Silver):  Arsaces  II.  (Tiridates),  rare ;  Arsaces  VII. 

(Phraates  IL),  fine ;  Arsaces  VIII.  (Artabanus  II.)  ;  Ar¬ 
saces  XII.  (Phraates  III.);  Arsaces  XVIII.  (Vonones  I.), 
extremely  rare ,  hut  very  poor  ;  and  various  others  1 1 

295  Arsaces  VII.  ohv.  full-faced  Head  of  Phraates  II.  diademed, 

wearing  the  Candys,  and  a  collar  with  a  small  medallion 
attached,  rev.  a  sitting  Figure  of  the  King  holding  a  bow  in 
his  right  hand,  size  4£,  very  rare  type.  Sassanidas:  Hor- 
misdasIL;  Cosroes  II.;  and  Perose  .  4 

296  Mahomedan  Coins,  in  Silver :  one  of  the  Schah  Supain,  of 

4  oblong  shape;  three  of  Ginzeh,  in  the  Province  of  Carabagh; 

and  others  .  .8 


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297  Proclamation  Coins  of  Spain:  Isabella  II.  4,  one  in  Gold,  struck 
at  Madrid,  Grenada,  and  Segovia.  Ferdinand  VII,  Madrid 
and  Mexico.  Charles  II,  Madrid.  English:  William  III, 
Threepence,  1701;  Shqoence,  1G97.  George  II,  Sixpences,  j 
1728,  roses  and  plumes,  and  one  of  lima.;  Shilling,  1737, 
roses  and  plumes ;  all  fine  .  12 


298  English  and  Foreign  Siver  Coins,  all  poor 


wt.  4#  oz. 


299  Persia:  a  Gold  Coin  of  Feth  Ali  Schah,  123G,  of  the  Hegira 
(=  1821).  Gold  Ducat  of  Louis  Mocenigo,  Doge  of  Venice. 
Two  Ducats  for  the  Netherlands,  1758,  1818.  American 
Eagle,  1804;  and  a  Quarter  Guinea  of  George  I,  1718  6 


BRONZE  MEDALS. 


300  Louis  XIII.  rev.  Cardinal  Richelieu.  Louis  XIII.,  bronze  gilt. 

Cardinal  Rospiglius,  bronze  gilt ,  by  Travanus,  fine  3 

301  Ant.  Magliabechius,  rev.  scire.  &c.  Jos.  Clemens,  Archiep. 

Cologne,  two  varieties,  one  gilt.  Ivar.  Calet  Gaisruck,  Archiep. 
Milan,  rev.  the  Cathedral,  by  Putinati.  Malherbe.  Francis  I. 
of  Austria,  by  Vassalis ;  all  fine  .  6 

302  Marcus  Tullius  Cicero;  Caius  Marius;  Alcmreon;  Archimedes; 

Tasso;  Vitruvius  Pollio;  all  very  fine ,  by  Catenacci  6 

303  Bernini  the  Sculptor.  D.  Thomas,  Scholarum  Doctorum. 

Fran.  Maurolycus  Archimedes,  rev.  his  Tomb.  Flavius 
Gioja  Pyxidis;  all  by  Catenacci.  Joseph  Alborghetti,  by 
Voigt.  Iledlinger,  by  Armand  .  6 

<.>04  Molieie,  by  Cannois.  Rubens,  by  Ilart.  Chateaubriand,  by 
Bovy;  Francis  I.  of  Austria;  Napoleon  and  Maria  Louise  on 
their  Marriage;  Ferdinand  I.  of  Sicily;  all  fine  G 

305  Lord  Eldon,  a  very  finely  Bronzed  Medal,  by  Voigt ,  scarce ,  in  a 

morocco  case  ;  and  a  Miniature  of  a  Russian  Princess  2 

306  Henry  Benedict,  Cardinal  of  York,  as  Henry  IX.  of  England; 

Sir  Walter  Scott,  by  Stothard ;  Archiep.  Wake;  George  III, 
a  fine  Medal,  by  Kiichler  ;  Lord  Byron,  by  Faulkner;  Capt. 
Cook;  British  and  Foreign  Bible  Society's  Medal;  Repeal  of 
the  Union,  with  Head  of  O’Connell;  and  three  others,  in 


Brass  and  White  Metal 
.  307  Early  British  Gold  Coin,  found  at  Dunmow,  in  Essex 
.  308  Charles  I,  Three  Pound  Piece,  Oxford,  1643,  fine  and  rare 

L  309  George  I,  Quarter  Guinea,  1718,  fine 
.  310  Anne,  Farthing,  1714,  fine 


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311  Charles  III.  of  Spain,  a  large  Premium  Medal,  in  Silver,  fine  1 

312  The  Angel  of  Charles  I,  a  Touch  Piece,  pierced  1  f'i 

313  Dassier’s  Medals  of  the  Kings  of  England  .  31 

314  Miscellaneous  Roman  First,  Second,  and  Third  Brass;  Medal¬ 

lion  of  Sept.  Severus,  &c.,  some  false  .  68 


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THE  PROPERTY  OF  A  GENTLEMAN. 


ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN  BRONZE  MEDALS. 

LOT 

315  George  II,  2,  one  on  the  Proclamation  of  Peace  in  1748; 

William  Duke  of  Cumberland,  two  varieties,  by  Kirk  and 
Wolf ;  George  III,  4,  on  the  Grand  National  Jubilee; 
Restoration  to  Health,  &c.;  Provincial  Tokens,  and  others  15 

316  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales;  Duke  of  Cumberland,  2,  one  on  his 

Death,  sweet,  will.  s.  bloom,  is.  closd.  ;  George  III,  2,  by 
Kiichler  and  Webb ;  Augusta  Princess  of  Wales,  on  her 
Death ;  Princess  Charlotte,  on  her  Death,  by  Mills  7 

317  Chronological  Medal,  with  heads  of  George  I,  II,  and  III,  by 

Parkes;  Erskine  and  Gibbs;  William  Pitt;  Col.  Wardle; 

Sir  F.  Burdett;  David  Garrick;  the  Young  Roscius;  b 
George  IY,  2,  on  his  Coronation  .  9 

318  William  H.  West  Betty;  Masonic  Medal  of  George  Prince  of 

Wales,  and  Duke  of  Clarence;  George  Prince  of  Wales  as 
Regent,  1811;  George  IV,  Coronation,  3;  Visit  to  Scotland;  *  S' 
Visit  to  Ireland ;  Queen  Caroline,  on  her  return  to  England, 

1820  .  .  10 

319  Jettons,  by  Kirk:  Oliver  Cromwell,  George  II,  George  III.  and 

Queen  Charlotte,  Duke  and  Duchess  of  Gloucester,  Lords  *  /  b 
Camden,  Chatham,  &c.  .  H 

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320  Lud.  Lefort;  D.  F.  Ccmes;  A.  Lautrec;  Ferdinand  VI.  of 

Spain ;  Victor  Amedius,  King  of  Sardinia,  all  by  Dossier  ; 
Clemens  X;  Pius  VII;  Alexander  Emp.  of  Russia;  Clnis- 
tian  VII,  King  of  Denmark;  William  Car.  Hen.  Prince  of  ( 
Orange,  by  Kirk  •  •  9 

321  Frederick  the  Great,  of  Prussia;  Maria  Theresa,  Queen  of 

Bohemia;  Gustavus  III,  by  Kuchler  ;  Ferdinand  IV ;  Prince 
Smolenci;  Christian  VII.  •  6. 

322  Cardinal  Granville,  rev.  dvrate.,  small  oval;  Christian  VII, 

Pattern  for  a  Dollar,  by  Kuchler  ;  Voltaire;  French  Jetton  of  ^ 
the  Company  of  Coal  Merchants,  1813,  and  two  others  6 


GREEK  CITIES  AND  KINGS. 


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323  Celsa,  with  CEL.  behind  the  head,  rare  and  fine  Catana,  rev. 

Bacchus  in  a  car  drawn  by  two  panthers.  Ceelium.  Sicyon. 
Mamertini.  Bruttium.  Thespia,  rev.  OE^niEON.,  and  lyre 
in  a  wreath,  scarce.  Campania,  uncertain,  very  fine.  Amisus.  ( 
Populonia,  a  Quadrans.  Nero,  struck  at  Teos,  in  Ionia, 
scarce ,  and  various  others  .  20 

324  Sicily:  Gelo;  Hiero  I;  Agathocles;  Hiero  II;  Hieronymus; 

Phintias.  IVBicedon :  AmyntasII;  Alexander  III ;  Philip  III; 
Cassander,  two  varieties,  one  rare ;  Alexander  IV ;  De¬ 
metrius  I;  Antigonus  I,  fine;  Philip  V,  rare  18 

325  Syria:  Seleucus  I;  AntiochusI;  SeleucusII;  Antioclius  III,  2, 

one  struck  at  Tyre;  Antiochus  IV;  Demetrius  I,  two  varieties, 
one  struck  at  Tyre,  L.  I4NP.  (year  158);  Alexander  I,  4; 
Demetrius  II;  Antiochus  VI,  6,  elephant  and  panther  types, 
with  various  symbols;  Antiochia  ad  Orontem,  year  21  20 

32G  Syria:  Tryplion,  three  varieties;  Antiochus  VII,  23,  with 
various  symbols,  and  years  172,  174,  175  26 

327  Syria :  Alexander  II,  2 ;  Cleopatra  and  Antiochus  VIII,  year  190 ; 
Antiochus  VIII,  8,  types  eagle,  and  thunderbolt,  various 
years;  Antiochus  IX;  Antiochus  X,  rev.  the  Caps  of  the 
Dioscuri,  scarce;  Demetrius  II,  struck  at  Sidon,  with  a 
Phoenician  inscription,  Mt.  pi.  xxiii,  n.  6.  Egypt:  Ptolemy  I, 
rev.  Thunderbolt,  and  the  monogram  of  Magas,  scarce  16 


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328  Egypt:  Ptolemy  I  and  Berenice,  3;  Ptolemy  VIII ;  Ptolemy 
VIII.  and  IX,  rev.  two  Eagles;  Cleopatra;  Ptolemy  IX; 
Ptolemy  XI,  and  others.  Judtea:  Simon,  2,  obv.  a  Vase, 
rev.  a  Vine  Leaf,  scarce.  Nurnidia:  Uncertain,  obv.  Head  of 
an  African,  rev.  an  Elephant,  with  a  bell  suspended  from  its 
neck,  scarce  and  fine  .  14 


SILVER. 

329  Corinth  and  her  Colonies,  Anactorium,  Argos,  &c.  8 

;  330  Athens,  sizes  |,  2,  3  and  6;  Pergamus,  a  Cistophorus ;  Thasus, 
Neapolis;  Larissa,  size  2,  rare  ;  Rhodes,  two  varieties ; 
JEgina;  Agrigentum;  Metapontum  .  13 

331  Agrigentum,  sizes  2 %  and  5;  Corcyra,  size  4,  I\OP . ,  fore¬ 

part  of  a  Bull,  rev.  Gardens  of  Alcinous,  between  a  bunch  of 
grapes  and  a  vase,  very  rare  type  ;  Crotona,  size  5  ;  Posidonia, 
size  1,  rare  ;  Thasus,  size  2,  Silenus  on  one  knee,  holding  a 
vase,  rev.  ©A.,  Vase  with  two  handles,  very  rare;  Locri- 
Opuntii,  size  H,  OlION.,  Diota,  with  a  bunch  of  grapes  on 
either  side,  rev.  a  Star  of  many  points,  scarce ,  and  others  10 

332  Boeotia,  size  7,  Head  of  Jupiter  *to  the  right,  rev.  BOIHTON., 

Neptune  sitting,  a  dolphin  in  his  right  hand,  and  a  trident  in 
his  left,  extremely  rare ,  but  poor.  Cnidus  Caria,  size  4, 
very  rare  .  .  2 

333  Parium,  2,  Head  of  Medusa,  symbols  bunch  of  grapes  and  a 

star.  Messana,  size  2,  MES.  retrograde,  in  a  wreath.  Selinus, 
size  2,  rare.  Agrigentum,  size  f,  AKPA.,  an  Eagle,  rev.  AI., 
Crab.  Gelas,  size  2.  Segesta,  size  1^,  full-faced  youthful 
Head,  rev.  Dog  standing  to  the  right,  above  a  wheel.  Cama- 
rina.  Uncertain  of  Gaul,  size  9.  Helmantica  10 

334  Alexander  III,  size  4;  Philip  Aradgeus,  Drachm  and  Tetra- 

drachm;  Lysimachus,  sizes  4  and  8 ;  Alexander  Bala,  size  5, 
struck  at  Tyre;  Philippus,  size  7;  Perose;  Arsaces  XXL 
(Gotarzes)  .  .  9 


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DENARII. 

335  Consular:  Acilia;  Aquillia ;  Antia,  with  head  of  Restio;  Cassia, 

two  varieties ;  Hostilia ;  Maria ;  Plautia,  rev.  the  Jew  Bac-  *  7 

chius,  in  reference  to  Pompey’s  Asiatic  wars ;  Tituria : 
Terentia,  and  others  .  ,  26 


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336  Imperial:  M.  Antonius,  Augustus,  Tiberius,  Nero,  Nerva, 

Trajan,  Ant.  Pius,  and  others  .  25 

337  Imperial:  Nero  and  Agrippina;  Otho,  rev.  victoria,  othonis. ; 

Julia  Paula;  Orbiana;  Balbinus ;  Pupienus,  rev.  patres. 
senatvs.,  scarce ,  and  others  .  25 

338  Imperial:  Vitellius,  rev.  concordia.  p.  r.;  Vespasian;  Domitia, 

rev.  Peacock;  Manlia  Scantilla;  Albinus;  Aquilia  Severa, 
rev.  concordia.,  scarce  ;  Maximin  I.  .  7 

339  Imperial:  Sabina;  Julia  Paula;  Severus,  rev.  victoriae.  brit. ; 

Honorius,  and  others  of  the  Lower  Empire,  some  well  pre¬ 
served  .  .  31 

340  Gold:  Philip  II,  size  3;  Alexander  III,  size  l£;  Valens,  rev. 

VICTORIA.  AVGG.  .  .  3 

341  Gold:  Hadrian,  rev.  hispani a.,  scarce  .  Ill  grs.  1 


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342  Pompey;  Julius,  rev.  Augustus;  Drusus  sen.,  struck  under 

Claudius;  Nero,  rev.  Port  of  Ostia;  Galba,  and  others  16 

343  Vespasian;  Nerva,  rev.  libertas.  pvblica.  ;  Trajan,  rev.  s.  p.  q.  r. 

&c.,  Circus  and  obelisk,  rare;  Hadrian,  rev.  concordia. 
exercitvvm. ;  Didius  Julian;  Severus,  and  others  20 

344  Sabina,  with  Marciana  head  dress;  A.  Pius,  rev.  Aurelius; 

Severus,  rev.  Africa.;  Balbinus;  Gordian  III,  rev.  votis.  \ 
decennalibvs.,  and  others  .  24 

345  Second  Brass:  Antonia,  Vitellius,  Julia  Titi,  Domitian,  Plau- 

tilla,  rare ,  and  others  .  35 

346  Third  Brass :  Porcia  gens,  Carus,  Numerian,  Carinus,  Delmatius, 

scarce ,  and  others  .  .  50 

347  False  Roman  Coins:  Silver,  7;  Copper,  5  .  12 

348  The  Leaden  Seal  or  Bulla  of  Andreas  Dandulo,  Doge  of 

Venice,  obv.  the  Doge  holding  a  standard,  before  him  a 
female  holding  a  skeleton,  inscription  not  quite  perfect,  rev. 

ANDREAS.  DANDVLO.  DI.  GRA.  VENETIE.  DALMATIE.  ATQ.  CKOAC. 

dvx.,  finely  preserved,  a  very  rare  and  interesting  example  1 


BRITISH,  SAXON,  AND  ENGLISH  COINS,  SILVER. 

/0  349  Uncertain  British,  2;  Sceattas,  4,  one  broken;  iEthelstan; 

Eadgar,  broken;  Canute,  2;  Edward  the  Confessor,  2,  one  of 
small  size;  Stycte,  3  .  .  15 

j  /•r  .  350  Mercia:  Qffa,  Head  as  Ending,  pi.  4,  n.  15,  rare  17^  grs.  1 


29 


351  William  I,  Pax  type,  2,  Bristol-,  Canopy  type,  London.  Henry  I, 
a  Fragment.  Henry  II.  John,  Halfpenny  and  Penny. 
Henry  III,  Pennies,  4;  and  a  Maille  of  Ghent,  wrongly 
supposed  by  some  collectors  to  be  a  Farthing  of  Henry  III. 
Edward  I,  II.  and  III,  Farthings,  Halfpennies,  Pennies,  Half 


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352  Richard  II,  Halfpenny;  Groat,  London,  scarce.  Henry  IV,  V, 

VI,  Halfpennies,  3  ;  Half  Groats,  3  ;  Groats,  3.  Edward  IV,  ,  0 
Halfpenny;  Groats,  four  varieties  of  London.  Richard  III, 

Groat,  m.  m.  boar’s  head,  scarce  .  17 

353  Henry  VII,  Groat,  Half  Groats,  Penny,  and  Halfpenny. 

Henry  VIII,  Testoon;  Groats,  3,  one  Wolsey  ;  Half  Groats, 

5,  Wolsey,  Cranmer,  Wareham,  and  Lee ;  Pennies,  5 .  ■  iQ  . 
Edward  VI,  Testoons,  2;  Sixpence.  Mary,  Testoon,  1557; 

Plack  (billon)  .  24 

354  Henry  VIII,  Farthing  obv.  rvt.  .  .  .  rosa.,  a  portcullis,  rev.  a 

cross  with  a  pellet  in  each  angle,  extremely  rare;  Ruding ,  S'  1Z  0 
Supp.  part  2,  72.  18  .  wt.  2  grs.  1 

355  Edward  VI,  Crown  to  the  Sixpence.  Mary,  Groat,  well  pre¬ 

served.  Philip  and  Mary,  Shilling,  and  base  Penny  7 

356  Elizabeth,  Shilling;  Sixpences,  2;  Threepence;  Half  Groats,  2 ; 

Three-halfpenny  Piece;  Penny;  Halfpennies,  2.  James  I,  .  . 

Llalf  Crown  and  Halfpenny.  Charles  I,  Crown ;  Half  Crowns, 

4,  one  of  Chester  .  .17 

357  Charles  I,  Crown;  Half  Crown,  Oxford;  fchillings,  4,  of  the 

Exeter,  Oxford,  and  Tower  Mints;  Sixpence,  Groat,  and  /  A/  • 
smaller  Pieces  .  .14 

358  Newark,  Shilling;  Ormond,  Sixpence  and  Groat;  Common¬ 

wealth,  Crown,  1654;  Half  Crown;  Shillings,  1654,  56 ;  Six-  /  t>  - 
pence,  1660,  m.  m.  anchor,  scarce ,  and  smaller  Pieces  11 

359  Oliver  Cromwell,  Half  Crown,  1658,  very  fine  ;  Shilling,  1658, 

pierced  .  .2 

360  Charles  II,  Half  Crown,  hammered ,  with  value  and  inner  circle. 

William  and  Mary,  Crown,  1691  .  2 

361  Charles  II,  Crown,  Half  Crown,  and  small  pieces,  4.  James  II, 

Crown  and  Half  Crown.  William  and  Mary,  Half  Crowns,  2  10 

362  William  and  Mary,  Half  Crown  and  Penny.  William  III, 

Crown,  1695;  Half  Crown,  1700.  Anne,  Crown,  1707,  ;  o 
roses  and  plumes,  before  the  Union;  Half  Crown,  1703,  vigo. 

George  III,  Bank  of  England  Dollar,  and  Northumberland 
Shilling  .  .  8 


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ENGLISH  GOLD  COINS. 


364  Edward  III,  Quarter  Nobles,  2 ;  Half  Noble,  with  flag.  Henry  VI,  v 
Noble  .  .  4 


365  Edward  IV,  Angel,  very  fine  .  1  U 

366  Henry  VIII,  Angel,  very  poor.  James  I,  Half  Crown  and  , 

Quarter  Laurel  .  .  3 

367  Edwaad  VI,  Half  Sovereign,  obv.  half-length  figure  of  the  King, 

m.m.  tun,  fine  .  1 

368  Elizabeth,  Sovereign,  m.  m.  annulet,  fine  .  1 


ANGLO-FRENCH  GOLD  COINS. 


369  Edward  III,  Guiennois,  the  King  fully  armed,  standing  on  two 

lions,  with  a  shield  bearing  the  arms  of  England  and  France, 
similar  to  Ruding ,  S.  II,  xii.  11,  before  him,  between  the 
pinnacles,  the  letter  r.  for  Rouen,  the  place  of  mintage,  very 
fine  and  very  rare  .  .  1 

370  Edward  III,  Guiennois,  struck  at  Limoges,  similar  type,  between 

the  pinnacles  the  letter  L.,fine  and  extra  rare  1 

370#Edward  III,  Guiennois,  same  types,  struck  at  Poitiers,  between 
the  pinnacles  the  letter  r.,  very  fine  and  extremely  rare,  almost 
unique,  being  the  second  specimen  known  .  1 

371  James  I,  Laurel,  m.m.  1  is,  fine  .  1 

372  Charles  I,  Unit,  m.m.  thistle  and  small  b .,  fine  1 

373  Commonwealth,  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  1651  ,fine  1 

374  George  II,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  1741,  very  fine  1 


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MISCELLANEOUS  SILVER. 


375  Spain:  Charles  IV,  Dollar.  Mexico:  Augustin  Iturbide,  Piece 

of  Eight  Reals,  1823.  France:  Napoleon,  Five  Franc  Piece, 
1811.  Prussia:  William  III,  Rix  Thaler,  1814,  and  seven 
smaller  pieces  of  Sweden,  Brazil,  Peru,  America,  &c.  Small 
Gold  Coin  of  Turkey ;  and  two  Copper  Coins  of  an  Ancient 
Dynasty  of  Ceylon  .  14 

376  Coronation  Medals  of  William  and  Mary,  Anne,  George  I, 

Caroline,  and  the  Royal  Horticultural  Medal  of  Cornwall, 
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377  Silver  Sceatta,  obv.  robed  and  diademed  bust,  with  Runic 

inscription,  rev.  a  square  with  tot.  ii.  surmounted  by  a  cross, 
wdth  legend,  similar  to  Ending ,  pi.  ii.  13,  very  fine  and  very 
rare  .  .  1 

378  Sceatt£e,  obv.  elderly  Head  before  a  cross,  rev.  Cross  and  eagle, 

similar  to  Ruding ,  ii.  33,  very  fine.  Another,  obv.  a  species  of 
Female  Centaur,  probably  of  Ecgberht,  King  of  Kent,  differing 
from  any  in  Ruding  .  .  2 

379  Obv.  diademed  Bust  before  a  eross,  as  Ruding ,  i.  28.  Another, 

obv.  crowned  Bust,  as  Ruding,  i.  22,  23;  both  very  fine  and  t 
rare  .  .2 

380  Penny,  Ecgbeorht,  obv.  diademed  Head,  ecgbeorht.  rex., 
rev.  same  moneyer  as  Ruding ,  xiv.  4,  dyhyii.  moneta.  but 

in  the  centre  a  cross  crosslet,  unpublished,  fine,  but  unfor-  * 

tunately  pierced,  of  the  greatest  rarity  .  1 

'  ^  380*Alfred  the  Great,  Oxford  Penny,  beriyaled.  no.,  fine  and  rare  1  1 

381  William  I,  two  sceptres  type,  Hks.  247,  arthvlf.  on.  ivferp., 

<mxg>  rare  moneyer,  unpublished  town;  and  a  pax  Penny,  York, 

both  fine  .  .  2 

382  Alfred,  obv.  his  Bust,  rev.  the  monogram  of  London,  as  usual 

rude,  well  preserved,  and  extra  rare  .  1 

383  Harold  II,  York  Penny,  rev.  pax.,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

384  William  II,  Rufus,  as  Hks.  248,  rev.  lifhire.  on.  sinfe.,  well 

uaA  preserved  and  rare  .  1 

385  Henry  I,  rare.  Henry  II,  short  cross ;  both  finely  preserved  2 


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386  Henry  I,  front  face  with  two  annulets,  as  Hks.  251,  estmier.  on. 


lvnd.,  very  fine  and  extremely  rare  ;  from  Ferguson's  sale  1 

387  Stephen,  as  Hks.  270,  London,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

388  Stephen,  similar  type,  latherin.,  new  moneyer,  very  fine  and 

^  rare  •  1 

389  iEleonora,  Duchess  of  Aquitaine,  Queen  of  Henry  I,  as  Ruding , 

S.  II,  x.  2,  very  fine  and  rare  .  1 

390  Richard  I,  Pennies,  2,  very  fine  .  2 

391  John,  Dublin  Penny  and  Halfpenny,  fine  2 

392  John,  Dublin  Farthing,  toma.,  as  Ruding ,  S.  II,  xvi.  12,  very 

fine  and  rare  •'  .  1 

393  Charles  I,  Half  Crown,  m.  m.  anchor,  and  small  b.,  extremely 

fine  and  rare  .  1 

394  Charles  I,  York,  Half  Crown,  very  fine  .  1 


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Charles  I,  Pattern  by  Lriot ,  obv.  crowned  Bust,  beneath,  small  b., 
rev.  Charles  II.  on  horseback,  illvst.  carolvs.  princeps. 
walliae  ,  behind  him  a  plume,  exergue,  two  c.s  interlinked,  IL 
fine  and  very  rare  .  1 

George  II,  Proof  Half  Crown,  1731,  plain,  very  fine  and  very  ^ 
rare  .  1 


ROMAN  GOLD  COINS. 


Hadrian,  rev.  Wolf  and  twins,  cos.  hi.,  in  the  finest  state  of 
preservation  .  .  1 

Hadrian,  rev.  the  Emperor  on  horseback,  armed  with  a  spear, 
cos.  hi.,  in  the  most  perfect  and  beautiful  state  1 

Hadrian,  c.  mi.  pp.,  rev.  victoria,  avg.,  Victory  marching  to  the 
front,  with  laurel  branch  and  crown,  in  the  most  perfect  con¬ 
dition ,  and  of  fine  work  .  1 

A.  Pius,  rev.  the  Emperor  standing  in  a  toga,  holding  a  globe, 
cos  mi.,  in  the  finest  condition ,  especially  the  obv.  1 

A.  Pius,  rev.  Equity  standing  with  scales  and  cornucopia, 
cos.  mi.,  in  the  most  per feet  state  .  1 

A.  Pius,  rev.  cos.  mi.,  Liberality  standing  with  tessera,  &c., 
lib  v.,  extra  fine  and  very  rare  .  1 

M.  Aurelius,  young  Head,  rev.  Abundance  standing,  tr.  pot. 

hi.  cos.  n.,  very  fine  .  1 

M.  Aurelius,  rev.  felicitas.  avg.  cos.  iii.,  Felicity  standing, 
extremely  fine  .  .  1 

M.  Aurelius,  with  title  of  germ.,  rev.  liberal,  avg.  vi.  imp.  vh. 

cos.  ill.,  in  the  most  beautiful  state  of  preservation  1 

M.  Aurelius,  with  the  titles  of  arm.  parth.  max.,  rev.  tr.  p.  xxi. 

imp.  mi.  cos.  in.,  Victory  marching,  in  perfect  condition  1 
Diocletian,  rev.  the  Parcae  or  three  Fates,  Clotho,  Lachesis,  and 
Atropos,  the  two  former  have  distaffs  at  their  feet,  fatis. 
victricibvs.  s.  c.,  a  most  rare  representation,  and  in  the  most 
beautiful  condition  ;  undervalued  by  Mionnei  150  frs.  1 

Maximian  Hercules,  struck  at  Treves,  rev.  Hercules  killing  the 
hydra  with  his  club,  hercvli.  debell at(ori).,  in  perfect  con¬ 
dition,  rare  rev  and  extremely  rare  .  1 


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MISCELLANEOUS  MEDALS  AND  COINS,  IN  BRONZE. 

409  Francis  I,  obv.  Bust;  rev.  unus.  &c.  Henry  II,  rev.  et.  pace. 
&c.  Francis  II,  rev.  f.  crowned,  &c.  Chas.  IX,  rev.  sva.  kc. 
Henry  III,  rev.  Katharine  de  Medici.  Henry  IV,  rev.  on  the 
victory  of  Ivry  ^ 


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410  Louis  XIII,  rev.  Mary  de  Medici.  Louis  XVI.  Louis  XVIII,  5, 

varied  .  7 

411  Turenne.  Napoleon,  3,  varied.  Pallas,  rev.  a  Wreath.  Mig- 

nard,  La  Bruyere,  Cromwell,  De  l’Orme,  Massillon,  and  two 
leads  .  .12 

lvv  412  Gregory  XIII,  rev.  Massacre  of  the  Hugonots,  in  the  days  of 
religious  fanaticism,/??^  and  valuable  1 

£S|  413  Clemens  VII,  rev.  clavdvntvr.  &c.  by  Cellini ,  cf.  Bolzenthal 
t)  Berlin ,  1840,/).  9 6,/>Z.  6,  well  preserved  and  very  rave  1 

(414  Urban  V,  Alexander  V,  both  by  St.  Urbain.  Clem.  VIII,  rev. 
salya.  &c.  Alex.  VII,  rev.  jsdibvs.  &c.  Clem.  IX.  aelio. 
ponte.  &c.  all  fine  5 

^  415  Alex.  VI.  (Borgia);  Clem.  VII,  IX,  X,  2;  Clem.  XI;  Sixtus  V, 
rev.  Pius  V;  Julius  III;  Greg.  XIII;  Urban  VIII.  10 

416  Clem.  XII,  Alex.  VIII,  two  fine  medallions.  Pius  III;  Innoc.  X, 


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417  First  Brass.  Tiberius,  rev.  Quadriga.  Drusus  Junior,  rev. 

Heads  of  his  two  children  rising  from  two  cornucopias. 
Drusus  Senior,  struck  by  Claudius,  rev.  Emperor  seated, 
armour,  &c.  Caligula,  obv.  pietas.  &c.  rev.  divo.  &c.,  Temple, 
some  doubtful  .  4 

418  First  Brass.  Tiberius,  rev.  Quadriga  of  Elephants.  Nero,  2, 

Port  of  Ostia;  decvrsio.  two  horsemen.  Galba,  rev.  s.p.q.r. 
ob.  ciy.  ser.  within  an  oak  garland.  Vespasian,  rev.  ivdaea. 
capta.  Titus  with  parazonium  and  spear,  a  dejected  Female, 
&c.,  as  before  .  6 

419  First  Brass.  Nero,  2,  rev.  annona.  &c.,  Ceres,  &c. ;  rev.  Eome 
seated  to  left.  Vespasian,  rev.  victoria,  avgvsti.,  a  Judeea 

type.  Titus,  rev.  ivdaea.  capta.,  Mionnet's  first  type.  Domi- 
tian,  rev.  S.C.,  Emperor  as  Victory,  as  before  5 

420  Claudius,  rev.  Drusus’  equestrian  statue  on  a  triumphal  arch. 

Nero,  rev.  annona.  avgvsti.  &c.  Titus,  2,  rev.  annona.  avg.; 
rev.  Mars  to  right.  Julia,  with  the  Carpentum.  Doinitian, 
rev.  tr.  p.  &c.,  Pallas-Capitolina  to  right.  Hadrian,  rev. 
Galley.  Trajan,  rev.  Horseman,  as  before  .  8 

421  Doinitian,  3;  rev.  iovi.  victori.  ;  rev.  s.  c.,  Pallas,  rev.  pont.  max. 

b  &c.,  Emperor  seated,  &c.  Trajan,  3,  rev.  aqva.  traiana.  &c.  ; 

rev.  Circus  with  obelisk,  &c.;  rev.  Abundance.  Hadrian,  2, 
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422  Domitian,  2;  Trajan,  4;  Hadrian,  6,  one  rev.  restitvtori. 

galliae.,  lie  visited  Gaul  before  the  other  provinces,  some 
rare  .  .  12 

423  Hadrian,  2,  rev.  Neptune,  the  stern  god  of  the  sea ;  rev.  Fortune 

standing.  Anton.  Pius,  3,  rev.  bare  head  of  Aurelius,  struck 
on  his  first  consulship  (a.d.  140);  rev.  a  Funeral  Pile,  rev. 
Emperor  in  a  triumphal  quadriga.  Aurelius,  rev.  Warrior 
tq  right.  Faustina  Jun.,  rev.  Empress,  as  Ceres,  standing  to 
left.  Commodus,  a  liberality  type  8 

424  Anton.  Pius,  3,  varied.  Aurelius,  4,  rev.  profectio.  avg.  tr.  p. 

xxiiii.  (sic),  Emperor  on  horseback  and  four  soldiers  on  foot; 
rev.  restitvtori.  italiae.  &c.,  rare ;  rev.  iiilaritas.  ;  rev. 
Felicity  to  left.  Faustina  Jun.  rev.  Commodus  and  his 
brother  Antoninus  on  a  seat  .  8 

425  Commodus.  Maximinus,  2,  rev.  victoria,  germanica.,  Mionnet's 

second  type.  Otacilia,  rev.  a  Goat.  Second  Brass. — Augustus, 
2.  Germanicus.  Nero,  rev.  Temple  of  Janus.  Domitian. 
Trajan,  rev.  Pillar.  Verus,  rev.  Emperor  on  horseback. 

Faustina  Jun.  12 

426  Agrippa,  rev.  Neptune,  struck  by  Augustus,  fine  1 

427  Augustus,  restored  by  Titus;  Tiberius;  Agrippa;  Livia,  as 

Piety;  Drusus  Junior,  2,  one  restored  by  Titus;  Germanicus; 
Caligula  .  8 

428  Augustus;  Tiberius,  2;  Livia,  2;  rev.  Pietas;  Drusus  Jun. 
restored  by  Titus ;  Claudius ;  Nero,  2;  Galba,  rev.  Liberty  10 

429  Nero,  2;  Vespasian,  2;  Titus,  2;  Domitian;  Trajan,  2; 

Hadrian,  2  ;  Sabina,  with  the  Marciana  head-dress  12 

430  Titus;  Trajan;  Hadrian,  2,  rev.  Cappadocia;  rev.  Fortune. 

iElius,  rev.  with  pannonia.  across  the  field.  Anton.  Pius,  2. 
Aurelius;  Faustina  jun.  2  .  10 

Z  L  431  Anton.  Pius;  Verus;  Lucilla;  Julia  Mamsea ;  Otacilia,  and 
nine  others,  varied  14 

432  Small  Brass.  Obv.  Head  of  Mars;  rev.  Cuirass;  obv.  io.  io. 

trivmp.  ;  rev.  Torque,  and  two  armlets.  Nero,  rev.  Gaming 
Table.  Anton.  Pius,  2,  rev.  cos.  hi.  s.  c.  eagle,  peacock  and 
owl;  rev.  Modius.  Faustina  jun. ;  rev.  Peacock  6 

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GOLD  COINS. 

Syracuse,  obv.  youthful  laureated  Head  to  left;  rev.  a  fast  Biga 
to  right,  triquetra,  &c.  fine  and  rare  size  2£.  1 

Alex.  III.  Stater,  rev.  adjuncts  Bee  and  star  (Ephesus),  before 
the  victory,  a  desirable  specimen  .  1 

Trajan,  rev.  regna.  adsignata.,  the  Emperor  bestowing  the 
diadem  on  the  King  of  Armenia,  a  fine  and  scarce  aureus  1 
Hadrian,  rev.  cos.  in.  Wolf  and  the  Roman  twins,  a  fine  coin  of 
very  high  relief  .  1 

Antoninus  Pius,  rev.  cos.  nn.,  Liberality  standing,  fine  1 

Faustina  Junior,  obv.  diva,  favstina.  ;  rev.  avgvsta.,  a  beautiful 
coin  .  .  1 

Edward  III,  Noble,  obv.  without  the  flag;  rev.  e.  in  centre  of 
the  cross,  m.  m.  cross,  fine  .  1 

Edward  IV,  Sun  Noble,  or  Rial,  obv.  with  the  usual  square  flag 
inscribed  e.,  a  rose  in  front  of  the  ship,  m.  m.  crown,  of 
unknown  mintage,  fine,  and  with  ornamented  border  1 

Henry  VIII,  Angel  with  VIII,  m.  m.  castle,  on  both  sides,  fine  1 
Edward  VI,  Half  Sovereign,  obv.  scvtvm.  &c.,  Bust;  rev.  oval 
Shield  between  e.  and  n.,fine  .  1 

Elizabeth,  Sovereign,  after  her  43rd  year,  obv.  and  rev.  m.  m.  a 
woolpack,  very  fine  .  1 

James  1,  Unit,  rev.  faciam.  &c.,  m.m.  scallop.  Charles  I, 
Crown  .  .  2 

James  V,  Bonnet  Piece,  obv.  Bust  to  right,  no  collaret;  rev. 
crowned  shield  “  whereon  Scotland’s  Lion  ramps  in  Scottish 
gold,”  fine  .  X 


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447  William  I.  or  II,  struck  at  London,  cf.  Ilawkins,  No.  237. 

John,  Penny.  Edward  III.  Edward  Black  Prince,  Pennies.  .  ^ 
Groats,  Sixpences,  &c.,  some  fine  .  10 

[u  448  Half  Crowns,  3,  Groats,  Sixpences,  Pennies,  &c.  varied  18  -  17 
449  Groats,  Edward  III,  Henry  IV,  VII,  and  VIII,  6.  Edward  VI, 

Shilling  and  Sixpence.  Shillings  of  Philip  and  Mary,  1  ? 
Elizabeth,  James  I,  Charles  I,  Commonwealth,  &c.  15 

^  450  Pontefract  Shilling  of  Charles  I,  1648,  lozenge  shaped,  well 
preserved  .  1 

^  451  Oliver  Cromwell,  Shilling,  1658 ,fine  1  *  tz 


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Charles  I,  William  III,  1698,  Half  Crowns,  fine.  Coronation 
Medals  of  Charles  II,  James  II,  rev.  Mary  of  Modena;  Anne, 
mdccii.;  Geo.  III.  *  6 

Medals.  Charles  V,  obv.  Bust;  rev.  Imperial  Arms,  haec.  regna. 
&c.  Frederick  III,  Bust;  rev.  Crucifix,  &c.  Duke  of  Alva, 
1571,  rev.  deo.  et.  regni.,  Altar  with  fire,  &c.  3 

Charles  I,  Bust  to  right;  rev.  nec.  meta.  &c.,  Ship,  by  Briot 

size  15  1 

Frederick  and  Elizabeth,  Elector  and  Electress  Palatine,  son  in 
law  and  daughter  of  our  James  I,  their  child  between  them ; 
rev.  Arms,  a  rare  and  finely  engraved  oval  plate ,  by  S.  Passe,  in 


fair  condition  •  s^ze  17.  1 

Nicholas  Keder,  the  Numismatist,  by  Hedlinger ,  obv.  Bust  to 
right;  rev.  profert.  &c.,  Old  Time,  with  his  scythe,  disco- 
vering  antiquities,  a  rare  and  valuable  medal  size  13  1 

Philip  II,  oval  Medallet ,  or  Badge ,  with  loop ,  obv.  en.  tovt.  &c., 
King’s  Bust  to  left;  rev.  ivsqves.  &c.,  Wallet  and  two  hands 
joined,  cf.  Van  Loon,  I.  84,  size  9.  James  I,  rev.  Charles  I,  t 
Jetton ,  by  Passe.  Genoa,  Scudetto  (Lire  4)  1795.  Geo.  IV, 
1825,  Lion  Shilling,  all  fine  4 

Greek  Silver.  Massilia,  rev.  Lion.  Campania,  rev.  Wolf  and 
Twins.  Syracuse,  2,  rev.  Biga;  rev.  Polypus.  Agrigentum, 
rev.  Crab.  Neapolis,  2,  rev.  Minotaur,  varied.  Tarentum, 
Velia,  Bceotia  .  10 

Tarentum,  3;  Thurium  ;  Velia,  3,  all  varied  as  usual;  Sicyon,  i 
Phlius,  &c,  .  12 

Sybaris,  ym.  above  the  bull ;  rev.  same  incuse  size  8.  1  J 

Tetradrachms.  Obv.  Head  of  King  Lysimachus,  as  the  horned 
Bacchus ;  rev.  Pallas  seated.  Philippus  II,  Head  of  Jupiter ; 
rev.  Man  on  horseback.  Alex.  III.  obv.  his  Head  with 
attributes  of  Hercules :  rev.  his  adopted  type  of  Jupiter-  • 
setophorus,  and  a  monogram,  all  very  well  preserved  3 

Dyrrachium,  iEgina,  Epirus,  Larissa,  2,  varied ;  Corinth, 

desirable  coins  .  6 

Antiochus  VI.  (Epiphanes  Dionysius)  radiated  head,  a  well 
preserved  drachma.  Alex.  II,  Zebina,  rev.  Jupiter-Nicephorus, 
tetradraclim  •  2 

Antiochus  I,  diademed  head,  rev.  Apollo  seated  on  the  cortina, 
with  bow  and  arrow,  a  tetradraclim  of  very  good  style  1 


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465  Carthago,  obv.  Head  of  Proserpine  to  left,  between  four  fishes; 

rev.  Bust  of  a  horse,  symbol  of  Punic  dominion,  palm  tree, 
and  a  Phoenician  inscription,  fine,  coined  most  likely  in  Sicily 
(at  Panormus ),  but  for  African  circulation ,  by  the  Carthaginians 
size  8.  Cyrene,  obv.  Head  of  Jupiter  Ammon  to  right;  rev. 
k.  Silphium,  size  4J  2 

466  Roman  Denarii.  Pompey,  obv.  his  Head;  rev.  type  of  the 

Catanian  Brothers.  Julius  Caesar,  obv.  Head,  laureated ;  rev. 
ti.  sempronivs.  &c,  as  Mionnet,  fine  .  2 

467  Marcus  Antonius,  rev.  Octavius.  Augustus,  3.  Tiberius. 

Claudius,  rev.  Agrippina,  doubtful  6 

468  Germanicus,  rev.  Caligula,  very  rare  .  1 

469  Nero;  Otho;  Galba,  rev.  salvs.  gen.  hvmani  (rejoicings  after 

Nero’s  death).  Yitellius,  rev.  s.  p.  Q.  r.  &c.  in  a  wreath  4 

470  Vespasian,  2,  rev.  Titus  and  Domitian,  face  to  face;  rev.  Victory 

to  right,  a  Quinarius.  Titus,  rev.  Venus  leaning  against  a 
pillar.  Domitian,  rev.  Cippus,  inscribed  lvd.  saec.  fec., 
very  fine  .  .  4 

471  Julia  Titi,  obv.  ivlia.  avgvsta.  divi.  titi.  f.,  Bust  with  necklace, 

to  right;  rev.  raws,  titvs.  avgvstvs.,  radiated  Head  to  right, 
fine  and  rare  .  .  1 

472  Domitian,  a  Quinarius,  rev.  Victory  seated  to  left.  Nerva, 

rev.  Instruments  of  Sacrifice.  Trajan,  3,  rev.  via.  traiana. 
&c.  Plotina,  false.  Hadrian,  2,  one  a  Quinarius.  Sabina, 
rev.  Venus  to  right,  fine  .  .  9 

473  iElius,  rev.  Concord  seated  to  left;  Anton.  Pius;  M.  Aurelius; 

Faustina  junior;  Verus;  Lucilla;  Commodus;  Crispina,  rev . 


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474  Albinus,  rev.  Fortune  seated  to  left.  Diadumenian,  rev.  Empe¬ 

ror  with  three  standards.  S.  Severus,  2.  J.  Domna,  rev. 
Venus  .  5 

475  Pertinax,  rev.  opi.  &c.,  Female  seated,  holding  ears  of  corn, 

in  fine  state  .  .  1 

476  Didius  Julianus,  rev.  concord,  milit.  Scantilla,  rev.  ivno. 

regina.  ;  both  false.  Didia  Clara,  hilar,  tempor.,  doubtful  3 

477  Balbinus,  rev.  fides.  mvtva  avgg.  Pupienus,  rev.  caritas. 

mvtva.  avgg.;  both  of  large  size,  and  fine  2 

478  Alex.  Severus;  Maximinus,  2;  Elagabalus;  Caracalla;  Philip 

senior,  2;  Gordian  III. ;  Etruscilla,  &c.  20 


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.  .  479  A  handsome  Mahogany  Cabinet,  with  forty-three  trays,  pierced 

for  Coins  and  Medals  of  all  sizes,  26  in.  high,  17  deep,  and 
14 J  wide,  well  seasoned,  French  polished,  lock  and  key  1 
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