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(3  A T A I .( ) (^r  U E 


OF 


ANCIENT  AND  MODERN,  AMERICAN  AND  FOREI&N, 

THE  NUMISMATIC  COLLECTION  OF 
W.  P.  TITCOMB,  ESQ.,  A^"ASIITN(1T0N,  D.  C. 

COMPRISING  A FULL  LINE  OF 

Beautiful  Proof  U.  S.  Coins  from  1859  to  1880,  an  1839  Dollar, 

The  Metric  Pattern  Set  of  1879, 

Including  GOLD  STELLA,  GOLOID  DOLLAR  and  METRIC  DOLLAR, 

And  many  other  pieces  of  interest  and  value. 

To  loe  3olcA  Sit 

By  Messrs.  BANCS  & CO., 

739  AND  741  BROADWAY,  NEW  YORK. 

ON  WEDNESDAY,  JUNE  30,  1880, 

Commencing  at  2.30  P.  M. 

GENTLEMEN  UNABLE  TO  ATTEND  THE  SALE  MAY  HAVE  THEIR  ORDERS  FAITHFULLY 
EXECUTED  BY  THE  AUCTIONEERS,  OR  ANY  RESPECTABLE 
DEALER  IN  COINS. 


Catalogue  by  S.  K.  HARZFELD, 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 


T.  R.  MARVIN  & SON,  NUMISMATIC  PRINTERS,  BOSTON. 

1 8 8 0. 


4 


CA  TALOG  UE. 


^ ^ ^ 12  Island  of  Rhodes.  Silver  Didraclim.  Obv.,  Head  of  the 

sun.  R A rose.  Very  well  preserved.  Over  2000 
years  old.  Very  rare. 

O 13  Philippus,  Epiphanes,  Philadelphus,  King  of  Syria,  95  B.  C. 

Silver  Tetradrachm.  Obv.,  Portrait  of  the  King.  R 
Jupiter  sitting.  In  fine  preservation,  rare  and  desir- 
able. 

A <3  14  Island  of  Aradus,  Phoenicia.  Silver  Tetradrachm.  Obv., 
Tuireted  and  veiled  female  head.  R Victory.  In 
perfect  preservation.  Over  2000  years  old.  Very 
rare  and  desirable. 

15  Arsaces  VI.,  Mithridates,  King  of  Parthia,  170-140  B.  C. 

Silver  Drachm.  Portrait  of  the  King.  In  fine  preser- 
I vation  and  extremel}^  rare. 

16  Ptolemy  I.,  Soter,  King  of  Egypt,  300-285  B.  C.  Silver 

Tetradrachm.  Obv.,  Portrait.  R Eagle.  Well  pre- 
served, rare. 

B ^ 17  Another.  Obv.,  Damaged  and  poor.  R Very  well  pre- 
served. 


9 

ROMAN  IMPERIAL  SILVER  DENARII. 

WARRANTED  GENUINE. 

/ ^ o 18  Augustus.  Obv.,  his  portrait.  R A Parthian  kneeling. 

Coin  of  Caninius  Gallus,  one  of  the  Triumvirs 
having  charge  of  the  Mint.  Good,  very  rare. 

/ o / 19  Augustus.  Coin  of  the  Julia  Gens.  Obv.,  Head  of  Apollo. 

R Colon  conducting  two  oxen,  imp  caesar. 
Good,  rare. 

^ ^ 20  Otho,  69  A.  D.  R Pontif.  Max.  Good  portrait.  Very 
rare. 

y ^ 21  Vitellius,  69  A.  D.  R Pontif.  Maxim.  Fair,  rare. 

22  Vespasian,  69-79  A.  D.  R Victory.  Very  good. 

23  Domitian,  81-96  A.  D.  R Pallas.  Very  good. 

d 24  Trajan,  97-117  A.  D.  R Parthico,  etc.  Very  good. 

^ 25  Antoninus  Pius,  138-161  A.D.  Fine. 

' 26  F'austina  Mater,  wife  of  Antoninus  Pius.  R Augusta. 

Very  good. 

" 27  Marcus  Aurelius,  161-180  A.  D.  Very  good. 

/ 28  Lucius  Verus,  161-169  A.  D.  R Providence.  Fine. 

^ ^ 29  Lucilla,  wife  of  Lucius  Verus.  R Vesta.  Fine. 


CA  TA  L Oa  UE. 


5 


:jo  30  Septimus  Severus,  193-211,  A.  O.  Ijl;  Liberalitas.  Fine, 
rare. 

6ty  31  Caracalla,  211-217  A.  D.  H Pontif.  Tr.  P.  X.  Cos  II. 
Fine. 

32  Geta,  211-212  A.  D.  II  Nobilitas.  Fine,  rare. 

33  Elagabalus,  218-222  A.  D.  I^;  Felicitas  Temp.  Fine,  rare. 

34  Maximiims,  235-238  A.  D.  Salus  Augusti.  Fine. 

35  Republican  and  Imperial  Denarii,  all  different,  including 

Julius  Caesar,  Vitellius,  etc.  Poor,  but  legible  ; 
interesting  lot.  10  pieces 


ROMAN  IMPERIAL  BRONZE  COINS. 

WARRANTED  GENUINE. 

GB  stands  for  large  Bronze;  MB  for  medium  sized  Bronze;  SB  for 
small  Bi'onze  Coins. 

r 8 36  Augustus.  MB.  Victory.  Fine  for  period, 
j'  37  Agrippa,  son-in-law  of  Augustus.  MB.  I^  Neptune.  Good. 
38  Tiberius,  14-37  A.  D.  MB.  R Pontif.  Maxim.  Fine. 
yV  39  Caligula,  37-41  A.  D.  MB.  Vesta.  Very  good. 

;o  40  Claudius,  41-54  A.  D.  MB.  R Libertas  Augusta.  Very 
good. 

>2.  41  Nero,  54-68  A.  D.  MB.  R Victory.  Fair. 

42  Vespasian.  GB.  Pax  Augusti.  Fair. 

^0  43  Titus,  79-81  A.  D.  GB.  Felicitas  Publica.  Fair. 

7.0  44  Domitian.  GB.  ^ Jovi  Victori.  Fair. 

71.  45  Hadrian.  GB.  Obv.,  Very  good.  R Very  poor. 
ya  Marcus  Aurelius.  GB.  Consecratio.  Very  good. 

47  Antoninus  Pius.  GB.  Romulus  aud  Remus  suckled  by 
the  she-wolf.  Good. 

5 0  48  Faustina,  Junior.  GB.  Consecratio.  Very  good. 

49  Lucilla.  GB.  Pietas.  Obv.,  Very  good.  R Corroded. 
Jo  50  Commodus,  180-192  A.  D.  GB.  With  the  surname  Bri- 
tannicus,”  on  obv.  R Temporum  Felicitas.  Good. 

51  Septimus  Severus.  GB.  Fair  obverse. 

52  Alexander  Severus.  GB.  Victoria  Augusti.  Very  good. 

53  Maximinus  I.  GB.  Fides  Militum.  Very  good. 

[o  54  Maximus,  238  A.  D.  GB.  Principi  Juventutis.  Fine,  rare. 

A 55  Philippus  Pater,  244-249  A.  D.  GB.  Pax  Aeterna.  Very 
good. 


i 56  Philij)pus  Filius,  247-249  A.  D. 


GB.  Principi  Juventu- 

tis.  Good,  rare. 

0 57  Otacilia  Severa,  wife  of  Philippus  Pater.  GB.  Pudicitia. 
Very  good. 

/ 0 58  Herenniiis  Etrusciis,  251  A.  D.  GB.  Principi  Juventutis. 
Very  good,  very  rare. 

' 59  Trebonianus  Gallus,  251-254  A.  D.  GB.  Pax  Augg. 

Very  good,  scarce. 

60  Postumns,  258-267  A.  D.  GB.  Laetitia  Aug.  Prow  of 
a vessel.  Good,  scarce. 

/ L 61  Imperial  medium  sized  Bronze  Coins.  All  different,  in- 
cluding Caligula,  Vespasian,  Domitian,  etc.  Good, 

I interesting,  and  desirable  lot.  10  pieces 

62  Another  lot.  Poor,  but  legible.  10  pieces 

! f 63  Imperial  small  Bronze  Coins,  including  Caligula,  Claudius', 
etc.  Fair  to  good.  Desirable  lot.  8 pieces 

/ 64  Byzantine  Copper  Coins.  Small  to  very  large.  Fair,  3 pcs 


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65  1795 

66  

67  1796 

68  1797 

69  1798 

70  

71  

72  1799 

73  

74  1800 

75  1801 

76  1802 

77  1802 

78  1803 

79  1836 


/-  ■ 

; / r , 80  1839 

/-^  81  1841 


UNITED  STATES  SILVER  DOLLARS. 

Flowing  Hair.  Very  good,  strong  impression. 

Fillet  Head.  Very  good. 

Large  date.  Good. 

Six  stars  facing.  Good. 

Small  Eagle,  13  stars.  Good,  rare. 

Large  Eagle,  close  date.  Fair. 

“ wide  “ Fair. 

Five  stars  facing.  Very  good,  rare. 

Six  “ Very  good,  strong. 

Very  good. 

Good,  date  strong,  scarce, 
over  1801.  Good. 

Very  good. 

“ strong. 

Has  been  in  circulation,  still  a very  good  specimen. 
Rare. 

Little  worn  by  circulation.  Very  good  specimen  of 
this  very  rare  date.  Warranted  to  b’e  original. 
Very  desirable. 

Fine  impression. 


CATALOGUh. 


7 


/ 6 0 1842  Very  good. 

/(3  5 83  1843  Good. 

/ ‘j  i 84  1844  Fine  impression. 

85  1845  Very  good. 

/^O  86  1846  Good. 

87  1847  Very  good. 

''  r 5 88  1848  Fine  impression,  scarce. 

89  1849 

91  1850  Very  good,  scarce. 

J,  d 92  1853  ’ “ scarce. 

^^6  93  1854  Very  good,  strong,  desirable,  rare. 

94  1856  “ “ “ rare. 

95  1857  “ rare. 

/o5"  96  1859  Orleans  Mint.  Very  good. 

..  97  1860  “ 


98  1868  Very  good. 

//<^  99  1869 
’0<)  100  1870 
" 101  1871 
" 102  1872 

. " 103  1873  Old  type.  Fine. 


y ^ 104  1859  Brilliant  proof. 
- 105  1860 
?o  106  1861 
So  107  1862 

108  1863 
^'0  109  1864 
^3  110  1865 
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^j~112  1867 

113  1868 

114  1869 

115  1870 
,^.1161871 

V 117  1872 
■ 118  1873 

' j 5 119  1873  Trade  Dollar. 
yT120  1874 
• /o  121  1875 
■ -122  1876 


RM’e. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 


Scarce. 

Brilliant  proof.  Scarce. 

“ Scarce. 

“ Scarce. 


8 


CA  TALOGUE. 


^ 3o  123  1877 
^ cr,  121  1878 
J : c>  125  1879 

J'?A  126  1880 

• / Bo  127  1878 
' 128  1879 

/ 129  1880 


Trade  Dollar, 
struck. 

Trade  Dollar. 

struck. 
Standard  Dollar. 

Cw 


Brilliant  proof. 


Very  rare. 

Rare,  only  proofs 
Rare,  only  proofs 
Rare. 


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61 
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■ 6Z' 
t*  ’ 


UNITED  STATES  SILVER  HALF  DOLLARS. 

• 

130  1795  Obverse  good,  reverse  worn. 

131  1801  Good  for  date,  rare. 

132  1803  Very  good. 

133  1805  Fair,  worn. 

134  1806  Blunt  6.  Very  good. 

135  Pointed  6.  Very  good,  strong. 

136  1807  Head  to  right.  Very  good. 

137  “ to  left.  Fair,  worn. 

138  1808  over  1807.  Worn,  date  very  distinct. 

139  1809  Very  good.  Date  strong. 

140  1810  Good. 

141  1811  “ “ ' 

142  1812  Little  circulated,  but  tarnished. 

143  1813  Good. 

144  1814  “ 

145  1815  Good,  rare.  Date  very  good. 

146  1817  Fair. 

147  1817  over  1813.  Fair.  Date  very  distinct. 

148  1818  Very  good. 

149  1819  “ strong  impression. 

150  1820  Close  date,  small  0.  Very  good. 

151  Wide  date.  Fine  impression. 

152  1821  Very  good. 

153  1822  Uncirculated. 

154  1823  Fine  impression. 

155  1824 

156  1825  Very  good. 


^<’157  1826  Crooked  6.  Fine. 
i'S^.  168  1827  Uncirculated. 

'-in  159  1828 

•'  160  Large  curled  2.  Fine,  scarce. 

^ I 161  1829  Very  good. 
rTv’  162  1830  Uncirculated. 

6'f  163  1831  Fine. 

164  1832  Uncirculated. 

60  165  1833 

^ / 166  1834  Large  date.  Large  letters  on  reverse.  Uncirculated. 

167  “ Small  “ ‘‘  “ 

" 168  Small  date.  “ “ “ “ 

''  169  1835  Fine. 

- 170  1836  Good. 

? 8 ^ 171  Reeded  edge,  head  of  1837.  Very  good,  scarce. 

172  1837  Fine  impression. 

173  1838 
- - 174  1839 

^ S'  175 Liberty  seated.  Very  good. 

y 176  1840  Very  good. 

^ J 177  1841  “ Orleans  Mint, 

a / 178  1842 

/,  179  1843  “ Orleans  Mint. 

180  1844 
i 181  1845 
-L7  182  1846 

'yo  183  1847  Uncirculated. 

S / 184  1848  Very  good.  Orleans  Mint. 

Oo  185  1849  Fine  impression. 

tf/  186  1850  “ Orleans  Mint,  scarce. 

tr  o 187  1851  Very  good,  strong,  scarce. 

cr  o 188  1852  Philadelphia  Mint.  Uncirculated,  strong.  Very 
rare,  desirable. 

' 1859  Orleans  Mint.  Very  fair,  date  good,  scarce. 

'^<7  190  Brilliant  proof. 


;^;^191  I860 

192  1861 

Rare. 

gS  193  1862 

U 

- - 194  1863 

Rare. 

195  1864 

Rare. 

10 


CA  TALOGUE. 


196 

1865 

Brilliant  proof. 

Rare. 

197 

1866 

Without  “In  God  we  Trust.” 

San  Francisco  Mint. 

Good,  scarce. 

198 

With  “In  God 

we  Trust.”  Brilliant  proof,  rare. 

cs 

199 

1867 

Brilliant  proof. 

Rare. 

200 

1868 

Rare. 

• • 

201 

1869 

Rare. 

202 

1870 

"0 

203 

1871 

U 

6" 

204 

1872 

8'0 

205 

1873 

M^ith  arrows. 

Brilliant  proof. 

Scarce. 

2 ^ 

206 

Without  arrows.  “ 

Scarce. 

. 0 

207 

1874 

Brilliant  proof. 

* r 

208 

1875 

Scarce. 

t, 

209 

1876 

• 

Scarce. 

•» 

210 

1877 

U 

Rare. 

6/ 

211 

1878 

(( 

Scarce. 

/? 

212 

1879 

44 

44 

! • 

213 

1880 

44 

“ Only  proofs  struck  till  now. 

//5"  214 

^ Sc> 

/ ^0  216 

217 

218 
6o  219 
J L 220 

/ cr  o 221 
_;/  222 
SO  223 
■ o 224 

■ o ' 225 

.7/  226 

■ ^'9  ; 227 

. 228 


UNITED  STATES  QUARTER  DOLLARS. 

1796  Much  worn  and  plugged,  but  date  very  distinct. 
Rare. 

1804  Very  fair,  date  very  good.  Rare. 

1805  Fine,  scarce. 

1806  Very  good. 

1807 

1815  “ scarce. 

1818  Close  and  wide  dates.  Good  and  fair.  2 pieces 

1819  Fine,  little  circulated. 

1820,  1821  Fair.  2 pieces 

1822  Fair,  date  good, 

1824  Very  good. 

1825 
1828 

1831,  ’32,  ’33  Fair. 

1834  Fine. 


3 pieces 


CATALOGUE. 


11 


229  1835,  ’36,  ’37  Good.  3 pieces 

•'  230  1838  Head  of  Liberty.  Very  good. 

^ 231  Liberty  seated.  “ 

282  18?9,  ’40  Fair.  2 pieces 

^ " 233  1841  Orleans  Mint.  Very  good. 

^ ( 234  1842,  ’43,  ’44  Orleans  Mint.  Fair.  3 pieces 

" 235  1845,  ’46,  ’47,  ’49  Good.  ’ 4 pieces 

236  1850  Very  good. 

^ ( 237  1851 
r 238  1852 

239  1853,  ’55,  ’58  Good.  3 pieces 

V 240  1854  Uncirculated. 


c , 

241 

1856 

242 

1857 

44 

“T/ 

243 

1879 

44 

244 

1859 

Brilliant  proof. 

3o 

245 

1860 

44 

(^0 

246 

1861 

44 

Rare. 

7 V 

247 

1862 

44 

/.o 

248 

1863 

44 

Rare. 

b-2- 

249 

1864 

44 

Rare. 

o 

250 

1865 

44 

Rare. 

/ 6 

251 

1866 

44 

Rare. 

66 

252 

1867 

44 

Rare. 

. 

253 

1868 

44 

Rare. 

i o 

254 

1869 

44 

Rare. 

C'cT 

255 

1870 

44 

• 

o 256  1871 
XJ  257  1872 

258  1873 

259  

2 ^ 260  1874 

261  1875 

262  1876 

^5  263  1877 
„ 264  1878 

J 265  1879 

266  1880 


“ With  arrows.  Scarce. 

“ Without  arrows.  Scarce. 

“ Scarce. 

“ Scarce. 

“ Rare. 

“ Scarce. 

“ Scarce. 

Scarce.  Only  proofs  struck  till  now. 


12 

267 

268 

269 

270 

271 

272 

273 

274 

275 

276 

277 

278 

279 

280 

281 

282 

283 

284 

285 

286 

287 

288 

289 

290 

291 

292 

293 

294 

295 

296 


CATALOG  UE. 


TWENTY  CENT  PIECES. 

1875  Phila.  Mint.  Good. 

San  Francisco  Mint.  Planchet  larger.  Uncir. 

1876  Proof  surface. 

1875  Brilliant  proof.  Rare,  only  700  proofs  struck. 

1876  “ Rare. 

1877  “ Very  rare,  only  issued  for  proof  sets, 

and  but  500  struck. 

1878  Brilliant  proof.  Only  600  struck  for  proof  sets. 

Very  rare. 


UNITED  STATES  SILVER  DIMES. 

1798  Good,  rare. 

1800  Worn,  still  fair  for  date.  Date  very  distinct.  Very 

rare. 

1801  Very  poor,  but  date  distinct.  Very  rare. 

1803  Very  poor,  date  distinct.  Very  rare. 

1805  Worn,  date  distinct. 

1807  Good. 

1809  Very  good,  rare. 

1811  Good  for  date,  rare. 

1814  Small  date.  Fair. 

Large  date.  Very  good.' 

1820,  ’21  Fair. 

1821  Large  and  small  date.  Good. 

1822  Fair,  date  very  good.  Rare. 

1823  Very  good. 

1824  Over  1823.  Worn,  date  very  good. 

1825  Very  good. 

1828  Small  date.  Good. 

1830,  ’31,  ’33,  ’34  Good. 

1832  Fine. 

1835,  ’36,  ’37  Good. 

1838  Liberty  seated.  Good. 

1840  With  drapery.  Obverse  of  1841.  Very  good,  rare. 
1841,  ’42,  ’43,  ’48  Fair.  4 pieces 


2 pieces 

2 pieces 

4 pieces 

3 pieces 


CA  TALOG  UE. 


13 


//  297  1844,  ’45  Very  good. 

2 pieces 

298  1846  Good,  rare. 

/3  299  1847,  ’49  Fine. 

2 pieces 

/k  300  1850,  ’51,  ’52  Good. 

3 pieces 

301  1853  to  1859,  inclusive.  Good. 

7 pieces 

/y  302  1861,  ’62,  ’66  Good. 

3 pieees 

//  303  1860,  1878  Uncirculated. 

2 pieces 

J‘  304  1859  Brilliant  proof. 


305  1860 

- C 306  1861 

U 

Rare. 

/>  307  1862 

4k 

^6  308  1863 

44 

Rare. 

309  1864 

44 

Rare. 

A 310  1865 

44 

Rare. 

3 r 311  1866 

44 

Rare. 

^ c 312  1867 

44 

Rare. 

313  1868 

44 

Rare. 

/,;  314  1869 

44 

Rare. 

315  1870 

44 

y:j-316  1871 

44 

317  1872 

44 

318  1873 

44 

With  arrows.  Scarce. 

319 

44 

Without  arrows.  Scarce. 

320  1874 

44 

321  1875 

44 

Scarce. 

/</  322  1876 

44 

Scarce. 

323  1877 

44 

Rare. 

.324  1878 

44 

Scarce. 

^ 325  1879 

44 

Scarce. 

/ 326  1880 

44 

Scarce.  Only  proofs  struck  till  now. 

UNITED  STATES  HALF  DIMES. 

'S  5 327  1794  Fair,  rare. 

^ 0 328  1795  Good,  scarce. 

)c  329  1797  Thirteen  stars.  Plugged  and  very  much  worji,  but 
everything  discernible.  Rare. 

'-/o  330  1800  Fair  for  date.  Scarce. 


# 


14 


CATALOGUE. 


r <r 

6 

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:)' 
5^ 

/» 


3' 

/ ^ 


y ^ 

'V 
J <7 

3 

. ? c 

^ r 

/:j- 

/^ 

y j 


331 

332 

333 


335 

336 

337 

338 

339 

340 

341 

342 

343 

344 

345 

346 

347 

348 

349 

350 

351 

352 

353 

354 

355 

356 

357 

358 


1801  Nicked  and  tarnished,  otherwise  fair,  date  distinct, 
rare. 

1803  Good,  rare. 

1805  Obverse  good,  date  very  good.  Reverse  good  but 
cut.  Very  rare. 

1829  to  1837.  Fair  to  good.  9 pieces 

1837  without  stars,  1838,  1840  with  drapery.  Fair.  3 pcs 
1841,  ’44,  ’48,  ’49  Good.  4 pieces 

1851  Good,  cut,  scarce. 

1852  Fine,  scarce. 

1853  to  1859  inclusive.  Very  good.  7 pieces 

1860  to  1863  “ “ 4 pieces 

1864  San  Francisco  Mint.  Good,  scarce. 


1865 

“ Good,  scarce. 

1866  Very  good. 

1867,  1868 

San  Francisco  Mint.  Good,  scarce. 

2 pieces 

1869  to  1873  inclusive.  Very  good. 

5 pieces 

1859,  1860 

Brilliant  proofs. 

2 pieces 

1861,  1862 

2 pieces 

1863  Brilliant  proof.  Rare. 

1864 

“ Rare. 

1865 

“ Rare. 

1866 

“ Rare. 

1867 

“ Rare. 

1868 

“ Rare. 

1869 

“ Rare. 

1870 

1871 

1872 

1873 

“ Rare. 

SILVER  THREE  CENT  PIECES. 

^ V 359  1851,  ’52,  ’53,  ’54  Good.  4 pieces 

360  1855  Fair,  date  very  good,  scarce. 

361  1856  to  1859  Fair  to  good. 

362  1860,  ’61,  ’62  Very  good  to  fine, 

i , 363  1863  Brilliant  proof,  rare. 


4 pieces 
3 pieces 


CA  TALOG  ITE. 


15 


364  1864  Very  good,  scarce. 

’ 365  1865  Brilliant  proof,  rare. 
^ 366  1866  Very  good,  scarce. 

% 367  1867 


V 368  1868 
; ^ 369  1869 

370  1870 

371  1871 
/,  372  1872 

373  1859  Brilliant  proof. 

- 374  1860 
=0  375  1861 

376  1862 

377  1863 

378  1864 
y 379  1865 
'/>,  380  1866 
, f 381  1867 
„ 382  1868 

383  1869 

384  1870 

385  1871 
? 386  1812 

- 387  1873 


Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Very  rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Rare. 

Very  rare,  greatly  in  demand. 


UNITED  STATES  PATTERN  PIECES. 

388  1792  Martha  Washington  Half  Disme.  Obv.,  Fair,  date 
good.  B:  Very  poor.  Silver.  Very  rare. 

^ 389  1837  Feuchtwanger  Cent.  Fine. 

' 0 390  1855  Copper  Cent.  Flying  eagle.  Fine,  scarce. 

^5'391  1856  Nickel  Cent.  Flying  eagle.  Very  good,  rare, 
o 392  1870  Beautiful  Pattern  Set  in  silver,  of  3 Half-dollars,  3 
^ \ Quarters,  and  3 Dimes.  Three  different  heads  of 

Liberty,  with  motto  “ In  God  we  Trust.”  B 
“ Standard,”  and  denomination  “ 50  Cents,”  “ 25 
Cents,”  “ 10  Cents,”  within  a wreath  of  ears  of  corn, 

■ blossoms  and  leaves.  Fine  proofs,  very  rare  ; sell- 

ing price  at  the  U.  S.  Mint,  fl5  for  the  set.  9 pes 


16 


CATALOGUE. 


t 


THE  NEW  METRIC  SET, 

PROPOSED  FOR  COINAGE. 


3^ 


1879  The  Stella”  or  Four  Dollar  Gold  piece.  Obv., 
Head  of  Liberty,  surrounded  by  the  hieroglyphs 
★ 6^g^3*  s^7^c*7^g*r*a*m* 
Beneath  the  bust,  1879.  Shows  a 5-poiiited 
star,  with  the  inscription  on  it,  incused,  “ One 
Stella-400  Cents.”  Around  the  star,  “ United 
States  of  America,  E Pluribus  Unum. — Deo  Est 
y Gloria — Four  Dol.”  Brilliant  gold  proof. 

1879  The  “ Goloid  Metric  Dollar.”  Obv.,  Head  of  Liber- 
ty. Above  “ E Pluribus  Unum  ” 7 stars  to  the  left, 
6 to  the  right.  Below,  1879.  B Li  a circle  of  38 
stars,  “15,  3 — G.  236.  7 — s.  28 — c.  14  Grams.” 
Around  it,  “ United  States  of  America — Goloid 
Metric  Dollar — Deo  Est  Gloria — 100  Cents.”  Bril- 
liant Goloid  proof. 

1879  The  Silver  Metric  Dollar.  Obv.,  Head  of  Liberty; 
(Barber’s  design  for  the  Standard  Dollar  in  1878, 
which  was  rejected,  but  generally  conceded  to  be 
superior  to  the  accepted  pattern.)  B “ 895 . 8 s. 
4 . 2 — G.  100 — c.  25  Grams,”  surrounded  by  a 
circle  and  wreath  of  corn,  &c.  Above,  “ Deo  Est 
Gloria.”  Around,  “United  States  of  America, 
One  Dollar.”  Brilliant  silver  proof. 


^"This  is  one  of  the  original  15  sets,  submitted  to  Congress.  As  to 
the  value,  I need  only  say  that  a gentleman  at  Washington  refused, 
some  time  ago,  $100  for  one  of  these  original  sets.  The  pieces  will  be 
sold  separately,  without  reserve,  to  the  highest  bidder  ; but  should  thei’e 
be  a fair  bid  for  the  lot,  when  the  first  piece  is  put  up,  the  right  is 
reserved  to  sell  the  three  pieces  as  a set.  The  pieces  are  the  more  desir- 
able, as  there  is  not  the  least  doubt  that  they  will  be  accepted  for  our 
coinage. 

The  adoption  of  the  Gold  piece  instead  of  improving  our  coinage  would 
be  a decidedly  retrograde  movement.  Not  merely  that,  for  the  old  design 
of  the  United  States  coinage  some  75  years  ago,  was  more  beautiful, 
and  more  practical  for  the  jjurposes  of  circulation.  The  “ Goloid  Dol- 
lar ” being  the  size  of  a /ia^-Dollar,  would  open  the  door  to  wholesale 
counterfeiting,  and  deceiving  the  unwary,  as  its  general  appearance  does 
not  indicate  the  little  gold  in  it.  And  as  to  the  Metric  Dollar,  the  4.2 
parts  gold  in  it,  may  just  as  well  be  left  out.  But  the  most  important 
objection  is,  that  the  acceptance  of  “ goloid  ” would  force  the  U.  S. 
Government  to  pay  a royalty  to  Mr.  Hubbell,  the  “ original  inventor” 
as  he  styles  himself,  of  this  metal  for  coinage. 

All  we  want  is  a Silver  Dollar,  worth  100  cents,  instead  of  90  cents,  as 
at  present;  with  a chaste  head  of  Liberty  on  obverse,  and  a genuine 
looking  eagle  on  reverse,  instead  of  the  present  frightened-looking  bird, 
with  clipped  wings  and  pulled  feathers.  As  to  the  Legend,  why  not 


CA  TALOG  U E. 


17 


start  a historical  coinage?  On  the  obverse  the  words,  “ United  States  ot 
America,”  and  the  date;  on  the  reverse,  the  year  of  Independence,  and 
the  name  of  the  President.  Below,  “One  Dollar”  ? For  instance: 
“ l()3d  year  of  American  Independence — Presidency  ol  Iluthcrtord  B. 
Hayes.”  ! 


UNITED  STATES  COPPER  CENTS. 

' S ^896  1793'  Chain  Cent.  Very  good,  rare. 

^ c 397  Wreath  Cent.  Fair,  scratched  on  obverse. 

<'  398  1794  Poor  and  fair.  3 pieces 

399  Maris,  No.  5.  Young  head.  Fair. 

' i 400  “ No.  9.  A in  States  out  of  proper  position- 

F air. 

y r 401  Maris,  No.  36.  The  Plicae.  Die  cracked  between 

T and  Y.  Good. 

i o 402  1795  Thin  planchet.  Good. 

^6  403  “ Fair. 

i 0 404  Thin  planchet.  Fair  for  variety.  Rare. 

\ c 405  1796  Liberty  cap.  Good. 

; 5 406  Fillet  head.  Obverse  fair,  reverse  poor. 

407  1797,  1801,  1803,  1805.  Poor  to  fair.  4 pieces 

‘ " 408  1797  hidented  edge^  the  recently  published  new  variety. 

While  being  struck,  these  pieces  were  held  by 
clamps,  thus  causing  dents  on  the  edge.  F air,  scarce. 

r 409  M in  America  corrected,  as  if  the  die  sinker  had  first 

intended  to  cut  an  F.  Very  good,  obverse  strong, 
scarce. 

1 / 410  1798  Fine,  very  little  circulated,  desirable. 

/o  411  Die  cracked  above  ety.  Nearly  fine. 

412  “One”  close  to  “Cent.”  Good,  scarce. 

/ " 413  Wide  date.  Good. 

/,  414  Die  cracked  across  e in  United,  across  wreath  and 

Fair  for  variety,  worn. 

/g  415^1798  Over  1797.  Worn,  date  strong. 

■gs  416  1800  Over  1799.  Very  good,  dark. 

^ y -117  Another,  very  good,  curiously  misstruck  on  top. 

418  1800  Good. 

£7  419  1801  Very  good.  The  word  Liberty  very  weakly  struck, 
otherwise  almost  fine  for  date. 

420  1802  Very  good. 

. y 421  1803  Large  Very  good,  strong  impression. 


18 


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'■.  'r  • •■' 


CATALOG  UE. 


'^o  422 
6 

I ' 

5 


:T^' 


^ 6 


? 

^5- 


/O 

/c> 

/ 6 

V ^ 
ftr 
f O 
/■^ 

•y  O 
/c 
Oo 


/J 

y o 

^ f 

/^ 
/ ir 

/ o 

9^: 


423 

424 

425 

426 

427 

428 


1803 

1804 

1805 

1806 


Rare. 


1807 

1807 


429  1808 


430 


431 

432 

433 

434 

435 

436 

437 

438 

439 

440 

441 

442 

443 

444 

445 

446 


1809 


1807, 

1811 

1811 

1812, 

1814 

1810 

1811 

1811 

1812 

1813 

1814 
1816 


o 


]3ieces 


5 pieces  j 


1816, 


447 

448 

449 

450 

451 

452 

453 

454 

455 

456 

457 


1820 

1830 

1840 

1850 

1817 


1818 

1819 

1820 


ic 


458 


1821 

1822 


Small  Very  good. 

Good  for  date,  rare. 

Good,  scarce.  • 

Very  good,  sti'ong  impression,  edge  cut. 

Very  good,  rare. 

Good. 

Over  1806.  Very  good,  strong  impression,  date 
sharp,  desirable. 

Fair. 

Weak.  Obverse  almost  fine,  reverse  very  good,  but 
a little  damaged.  Desirable. 

Very  good,  date  strong.  Rare. 

Poor,  date  discernible,  scarce. 

1810  Good. 

Good  for  date,  black. 

Over  1810  Poor,  but  everything  distinct. 

’13,  ’14  Poor  to  fair. 

Crossed  4.  Very  good. 

Over  1809.  Fine  for  variety,  date  strong. 

Over  1810.  Very  good,  rare. 

Good,  date  strong,  rare. 

Very  good. 

Very  good. 

Plain  and  crossed  4.  Very  good,  strong. 

Perfect  die.  Almost  fine. 

Cracked  die.  Very  fine. 

1817  Fifteen  and  thirteen  stars, 
to  fair. 

to  1829  inclusive.  Fair  lot. 
to  1839  “ 

to  1849 

to  1857  ‘‘  Common  lot. 

Uncirculated,  spotted. 

15  stars.  Very  good,  scarce. 

Uncirculated. 

Large  and  small  date.  Verv  good. 

Uncirculated. 

Perfect  die.  Fine,  but  cut  on  obverse. 

Very  good,  scai’ce. 

Strong  impression.  Very  good. 


pieces  H 


1818,  1819  Poor 
8 pieces 
10  pieces 
10  pieces 
10  pieces 
8 pieces 


2 pieces 


CA  TA  LOG  UE. 


19 


/^459 

1823 

i'  5 460 

1823 

;^5  461 

1824 

id 

462 

1824 

yo  463 

1825 

/o 

464 

1826 

// 

465 

1827 

t, 

466 

1828 

•r 

467 

1829 

/^468 

1830 

469 

1831 

fo  ilO 

1832 

471 

1833 

472 

1834 

'o 

473 

1835 

It 

474 

1836 

^ 0 

475 

1837 

It 

476 

477 

QO 

1838 

479 

1839 

n 

480 

1840 

481 

18M 

'<n 

482 

1842 

h 

483 

1843 

// 

484 

1844 

U 485 

1845 

A 

486 

1846 

/ 

L 

487 

1847 

488 

1848 

t, 

489 

1849 

490 

1850 

> 

491 

1851 

> 

492 

1852 

493 

1853 

over  1822.  Good,  scarce. 

Very  good,  scarce. 

Very  good,  well-struck  piece.’  Desirable, 
over  1823.  Fair. 

Almost  fine,  strong. 

Very  good,  strong. 

“ strong. 

“ strong. 

Fine,  strong. 

Very  good. 

Strong  impression,  well-struck  piece. 

“ “ “ ‘ Scarce,  and 

much  in  demand. 

Fine. 

Very  fine. 

Very  good. 

Very  good. 

Head  of  1836.  Plain  hair  string.  Small  letters  on 
reverse.  Fine,  very  rare. 

Head  of  1836.  Plain  hair  string.  Large  letters  on 

o o 

reverse.  . Fine. 

Head  of  1838.  Beaded  hair  string.  Small  letters 
on  reverse.  Fine. 

Uncirculated. 

Booby,  Silly,  1838  and  1840  heads.  Very  good  set, 
scarce.  4 pieces 

Large  and  small  date.  Very  good.  2 pieces 

Very  good. 

Large  and  small  date.  Good,  scarce.  2 pieces 
Set  of  3 varieties.  Good  and  very  good.  Scarce. 

2 pieces 

Very  good. 

Fine. 

Fine. 

Uncirculated. 

“ bright. 

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20 


CA  TA  LOG  UE. 


- 494  1854  Uncirculated,  bright. 

/ C 496*1855 
/ 5“  496  1856 

" 497  1857  Large  and  small  date.  Fine,  scarce.  2 pieces 
k 498  Complete  set  of  Cents,  from  1793  to  1857.  The  1793, 

1799,  1804,  and  1809,  dangerous  electrotype  copies 
from  fine  or  uncirculated  specimens ; the  other 
dates  genuine ; poor  to  very  good,  all  dates  show- 
ing distinctly.  Desirable.  64  pieces 


HALF  CENTS. 

-^  (3  \499  1793  Dangerous  solid  electrotype  copy  from  au  uncircu- 

lated specimen. 

/ § 500  1794,  1797,  1800.  Scarce,  fair.  3 pieces 

3 501  1803,  ’04,  ’05,  ’06,  ’07,  ’08,  ’09.  Fair  and  good.  7 pieces 

/O  502  1810  Worn;  everything  shows,  scarce. 

503  1825  Fine,  strong. 

504  1826  Fine,  sharp. 

^ 505  1828  12  and  13  stars,  1829.  Good  and  fine.  3 pieces 

^ 506  1832  Fine. 

^ 507  1833,  ’34,  ’35  Uncirculated.  3 pieces 

' 508  1849,  ’50,  ’51,  ’53,  ’54,  55.  Fine  and  uncirculated.  6 pcs 

3^.  509  1856  Very  good,  scarce. 

^ 510  1857  Uncirculated. 

511  Lot  of  Half  Cents.  Fair  to  fine.  25  pieces 


COLONIALS  AND  WASHINGTONS. 

*V  512  1722  Rosa  Americana  Half-penny.  Very  good,  scarde. 

^ 513  1723  Wood’s  Half-penny.  Very  good. 

514  1760  Voce  Populi  Half-penny.  Fine. 

^ ^ 515  1783  Nova  Constellatio.  Very  good. 

/2  L 516  Connecticut  Cent,  1785.  Good,  rare. 

' 517  “ 1787.  Good. 

o 518  “ 1788.  The  star  after  Anctori  eight- 

Ijointed  and  oblong.  Rare,  good. 

^ ■’  519  North  American  Token,  and  Ships,  Colonies,  and  Com- 
merce. Fine.  2 pieces 


21 


C AT  A LOG  U E. 


520  1786  Verinontensium  Res  Publica.  7 trees.  Veiygood 

for  this  scarce  variety. 

521  Massachusetts  Cents,  1787,  1788.  Good.  2 pieces 

522  “ Half  Cent,  1788.  Very  good,  almost  fine. 


rare. 

523  New  Jersey  Cent,  1786.  Broadest  shield.  Good,  rare. 

o 523a  New  Jersey  Cent,  1788.  Horse  head  to  left.  Date  as 
usual  weak,  otherwise  the  Obverse  — Horse  head, 
plough  and  legend — bold  and  unusually  strong. 
One  of  the  best  impressions  known.  Rare. 

524  Virginia  Half-penny,  1773.  Fine. 

SS  525  Talbot,  Allum  & Lee,  1784  Cent.  Very  good,  dark. 

J^O  526  Fugio  Cent,  1787.  Very  good,  curiously  mistruck,  the 
« obverse  showing  incused  beneath  the  reverse. 


/ <^  527  Vermont  Cent,  1788,  and  New  Jersey,  1787.  Barelj^fair. 

2 pieces 


528  1724  Wood’s  Farthing.  Fine,  scarce. 

y 529  1787  New  Jersey  Cent.  Same  variety,  struck  on  very 
small  and  very  large  planchet.  Scarce.  2 pieces 
/Jjf  530  1773  Virginia  Half-penny,  small  date,  small  planchet. 
Very  good. 

531  Same,  larger  date  and  planchet,  sometimes  called 

Virginia  Penny.  Obv.,  Weak.  R Very  good. 


Rare. 


532  1786  Vermontensium  Res  Publica.  9 trees.  Good,  rare. 

o 533  Georgius  III.,  Rex.  R Inde  Et  Lib;  and  Vermon  Auc- 
tori  with  R Brittania.  Obverses  good,  reverses 
poor,  as  usual.  Rare.  2 pieces 

534  Vermont,  New  Jersey,  Connecticut,  &c.  Poor  to  fair, 
many  varieties.  15  pieces 

J 535  Another  lot,  equally  desirable.  15  pieces 

536  Washington,  1783.  Georgius  Triumpho.  Worn,  but 
legible,  scarce. 

cT  537  Washington,  1783.  Unity  States  Cent.  Fair. 

0 538  “ Double  head  Cent.  Very  good. 

^ 539  “ 1791  Cent.  Large  eagle.  Fine,  though  a 

little  rubbed. 


540  Washington.  “-Carry  me  to  Atwood’s  Railroad  Hotel, 

243  Bowery,  and  my  face  is  good  for  3 cents.” 
Washington  on  horseback.  Bale  & Smith,  N.  Y. 
Copper,  fine,  extremiely  rare. 

541  Washington.  “ Magna  Est  Veritas  Et  Praevalebit.” 

Bronze,  proof,  rare.  32 


22 


CATALOG  IJE. 


542  Washington.  “ Commiss.  Resigned  : Presidency  Relinq.” 

Bronze,  brilliant  proof.  29 

543  Washington.  “He  is  a Freeman  whom  the  Truth  makes 

free.”  Bronze,  very  fine.  22 

544  Washington.  “1776-1876,  100th  year  of  our  National 
Independence.”  R Masonic  emblems.  Brass,  proof. 

(Marvin’s  list.  No.  268.)  Probably  the  rarest  Cen- 
tennial, and  one  of  the  rarest  American  Masonic 
medals.  20 

545  Washington.  “ Pro  Patria  Ejusque  Libertate.”  Bronze, 

proof,  rare.  14 

“ Fideli  Certa  Merces.”  Illustrated  Snow- 
den. Plate  XIII.  Bronze.  36 


546  Washington. 


SMALL  UNITED  STATES  PROOF  SETS,  AND  MINOR 

COINS. 


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547  1864  Brilliant  proof  set.  1 and  2 Cents. 


1,  2 and  3 Cents. 

1,  2,  3 and  5 Cents. 


548  1865 

549  1866 

550  1867 

551  1868 

552  1869 

553  1870 

554  1871 

555  1872 

556  1873 

557  

558  1874  1,  3 and  5 Cents. 

559  1875  “ “ Scarce. 

560  1876  “ “ Scarce. 

561  1877  “ “ Very  rare. 

562  1878  “ “ Scarce. 

563  1879  “ 

564  1880  “ 

565  1859,  ’60,  ’61  Nickel  Cents.  Brilliant  proofs. 

566  1862,  ’63,  '64 


Rare. 


“ “ Rare. 

“ “ Very  rare. 

1,  3 and  5 Cents.  Second  issue. 


3 pieces 
3 pieces 

567  Two  Cent  Pieces,  1864,  ’65,  ’67,  ’70,  ’71.  Uncirc.  7 pcs 

568  Nickel  Cents,  1858,  ’62,  ’63,  ’64  Uncirculated.  5 pieces 

569  Copper  Cents,  1867,  ’78,  ’79,  80.  Brilliant  proofs.  9 pcs 


CATALOGUE. 


23 


ci/z.670  Copper  Cents,  1866,  ’67,  ’68,  ’75,  76,  ’78.  Uncirc.  6 pcs 

yj  571  1864  Two  Cent  Piece.  7 feathers  in  arrows.  Date  be- 
tween knob  of  shield  and  rim.  Uncirculated.  Rare 
variety. 

- * 572  Two  Cent  Piece.  7 feathers  in  arrows.  Date  more 

distant  from  knob  and  closer  to  rim.  Knob  towards 
6.  Rare  variety. 

''  573  1865  Two  Cent  Piece.  Knob  of  shield  above  centre  of 

date.  Fine. 

'/  574  Two  Cent  Piece.  Knob  almost  directly  above  6. 

/ ^ 575  1869  Five  Cent,  Nickel.  Date  very  close.  Good,  scarce. 

576  “ “ Date  wide.  Good. 

577  1837  Hard  Times  Token.  Idiotic  head,  surrounded  by 

13  six-pointed  stars.  Below  1837,  at  both  sides,  a 
small  five-pointed  star.  “Millions  for  Defence.” 
Good,  very  rare. 

^ ? 578  War  Tokens  of  1863..  All  different,  uncirculated.  25  pcs 


■'^<^579 

580 
' 581 

582 

583 
I o 584 

585 
^ 586 

587 

588 
.5^  589 
(7  590 

591 


FOREIGN  SILVER  COINS. 

England.  George  IV.  Crown,  1821.  St.  George  and 
the  Dragon.  Fair. 

Bolivia.  Dollar,  1833.  Portrait  of  Bolivar.  Very  good. 
Mexico.  Charles  IV.  Dollar,  1798.  Very  good. 

“ Republic.  Dollar,  1871.  Fine. 

“ “ Dollar,  1872.  Durango  Mint.  Fine. 

“ Philip  V.  Pistareen,  1732.  Very  good. 

“ Ferdinand  VII.  Two  Reales,  1819.  Very  good. 

Colombia.  Popayan  Mint.  One-quarter  Real,  1849. 
Very  good,  scarce. 

France.  Charles  X.,  the  Pretender,  1589-1590  A.  D. 
Quarter  Crown,  1590.  Very  good,  extremely  rare. 

France.  Louis  XIV.  Half-crown,  1653.  Youtliful  por- 
trait. Good. 

France.  Louis  XV.  and  Louis  XVI.  Quarter  Crown. 

Fair.  2 pieces 

France.  Louis  XVI.  Crown,  1792.  Portrait.  ^ Angel 
writing  on  a tablet.  Year  IV  of  the  Liberty.  Very 
good. 

France.  Louis  XVI.  30  Sols.  Same  type  as  precedin<>’ 
Fair.  ^ 


24 


CA  TA  LOG  U E. 


592  E'rance.  Napoleon  I.  Five  Francs,  1811.  Very  good. 

593  “ Louis  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  One  Franc,  1852. 

Very  good. 

/ ^ 594  France.  Louis  Philippe.  One-quarter  Franc,  1834.  Proof. 

y 595  “ Republic.  Five  Francs,  1870.  Head  of  Con- 

cord. Uncirculated. 

/ 5"  596  Provisional  Government  of  Lombardy.  Crown,  1848, 

struck  at  Milan.  Fine,  scarce. 

// , 597  Spain.  Republic,  1870.  Dollar,  fine. 

S'  5^  598  Guatemala.  Dollar,  1863,  with  portrait  of  President  Car- 

' rera.  Good. 

/ / U 599  Hong-Kong.  Victoria  Queen.  One  Dollar,  1866.  Good. 

tS  C 600  Alphonsns  1.,  Duke  of  Ferrara,  1505-1534.  Teston.  Obv., 
Portrait.  Ijl  Mars  sitting.  “DeForti  Dulcedo.” 
Fine,  slightly  pierced.  Rare. 

/ 5 ^ 601  Bologna,  in  Italy.  Mary-Crown,  1797,  issued  during  the 

Revolution.  The  holy  Virgin  in  clouds ; beneath, 
view  of  the  city.  Very  good,  rare. 

/T  602  Roumania.  1 Leu,  and  50  Bani.  Very  good.  2 pieces 

/ S’  O 603  Austria.  Large  Crown  of  Leopold,  Archduke  of  Austria, 

Count  of  Tyrol,  Duke  of  Burgundy,  etc.,  1620. 
Fine,  rare.- 

004  Regensburg.  One-half  Crown,  1754.  Obv..  Portrait  of 
the  German  Emperor,  Francis  I.  R View  of  the 
city.  Fine,  scarce. 

./So  605  Saxony.  Half-crown,  1616,  of  the  four  brother-Dukes, 

with  their  half-length  portraits.  Good,  scarce. 

606  Prussia.  Thaler  of  Frederick  the  Great,  1786.  Good. 

<5  t'  607  “ Frederick  William,  Prince  Elector  of  Branden- 

burg. One-sixth  Crown,  1667.  Portrait  of  the 
Elector,  afterwards  the  first  King  of  Prussia.  Fine, 
scarce. 

^ 608  Brazil.  Dollar,  1810,  John  Regent.  Of  the  Bahia  Mint, 

showing  as  mint  mark  a large  B on  the  globe.  Fine. 

/X  609  Miscellaneous  Foreign  Silver  Coins.  Dime  to  Quarter- 
dollar  size.  Desirable,  all  different.  10  pieces 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

INVOICE  F. 

v3  a~xD  040  Trade  Dollar,  1879.  Brilliant  proof,  rare. 

611  Half  Dollar,  1814.  Very  fine. 

/^o612  “ 1851.  Very  good,  scarce. 

Ti  613  “ 1877.  Proof. 


CA  TALOG  U E. 


25 


3>i~614  Twenty  Cent,  1875.  Brilliant  proof,  scarce. 

/i~615  “ 1878.  “ rare. 

016^  ‘‘  1875,  ’76.  Fine.  2 pieces 

//  617  Dimes.  1820,  ’21  small  date,  ’74.  Good  to  fine.  3 pieces 
^ o 618  Small  Proof  Set,  1873.  1,  2,  3,  and  5 Cents.  Hare. 

^ 5 619  “ “ 1879.  1,  3,  and  5 Cents. 

620  “ “ 1880.  1,  3,  and  5 Cents. 

621  1878,  5 and  3 Cents,  Nickel.  Proofs.  2 pieces 

622  1866,  Nickel  5 Cent,  without  the  bars  on  reverse.  Bril- 

liant proof,  vei-y  ]-are. 

f (}  623  Regular  issue,  with  bars.  Proof,  scarce.. 

/ 624  3 Cent  Nickel,  1865,  ’70,  unc. ; 1866,  ’75,  proofs.’  4 pcs 

^ 625  2 Cent  (Dopper,  1864,  ’67,  ’68,  ’72.  Fine  to  uncir.  6 pcs 

^ 626  Cents.  1857,  ’58,  ’64,  ’77,  good;  ’77,  proof.  6 pieces 
3 627  Connecticut,  Fugio,  and  New  Jersey  Cents.  Fair.  3 pcs 
^7  628  Talbot,  Allum  & Lee,  1794.  Good! 

3 629  Connecticut,  1785;  Vermonts  Res  Pupl.  1785.  Poor, 
rare.  2 pieces 

/ 630  Ships,  Colonies  and  Commerce,  Feuchtwanger  Cent,  &c. 

Poor  to  good.  7 pieces 

/ 631  American  Political  Medals.  Fair,  pierced.  5 pieces 

632  H.  Greeley,  the  Sage  of  Chappaqua.  Bolen,  1864. 

Temperance  Pledge,  and  Nas,sau  Water  Works. 
Good.  4 pieces 

3 633  Martha  Washington  Reception,  1876.  Wh.  metal,  proof. 

634  Half  Cents.  1805,  ’6,  ’7,  ’9,  ’28,  ’32  to  ’35,  ’53.  Very  good 
lot.  13  pieces 


FRACTIONAL  CURRENCY. 


635  First  Issue.  5 and  10  Cents.  Good. 


pieces 


637 

638 

639 

640 

641 

642 


Second  Issue.  5,  10,  25,  50  Cents.  New.  Rare  as  a set. 
3 Cents.  Head  of  Washington.  New. 

5 Cents.  Head  of  Clark.  Green  back.  New. 

5 Cents.  Head  of  Clark.  Red  back.  New.  Rare. 

10  Cents.  Head  of  Washington.  New. 

25  Cents.  Head  of  Fessenden.  Green  back.  New. 

25  Cents.  Head  of  F'essenden.  Red  back.  New.  Rare. 
50  Cents.  Head  of  Spinner.  New. 

50  Cents.  Liberty.  Green  back.  New. 


2G 


CA  TA  LOGUE. 


J 645 
^7  0 646 
yo  647 

/oii  648 


Same.  Red  back,  autograph  signatures.  Very  good,  rare. 
Same,  with  A-2-6-5  in  corner  of  rev.  Circulated,  rare. 
15  Cents.  Portraits  of  Grant  and  Sherman.  Green  back. 

Signatures  of  Allison  and  Spinner.  New,  very  rare. 
Same.  Red  back,  signatures  of  Colby  and  Spinner. 
Obv.,  Good.  R Very  poor.  Very  rare. 


FOREIGN  COINS. 


y (TO 
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% 

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649  Mexico.  Maximilian.  Dollar,  1867.  Very  good. 

650  “ Half-dollar,  1866.  ' “ 

651  Prussia.  Coronation  Thaler,  1861.  Worn,  pierced.' 

652  Russia,  Holland,  etc.  Minor  silver  coins,  all  different. 

Fair  lot.  7 pieces 

653  1,  2,  5,  10,  20  Pfennig,  new  German  coinage.  Fine,  to 

uncirculated.  5 pieces 

654  England.  Commonwealth  Twopence.  Very  good,  scarce. 

655  “ Charles  II.  Maundy  Money  set,  1,  2,  3 and 

4 Pence.  Very  good.  4 pieces 

656  England.  Anne.  Shilling,  and  Three-pence.  Good.  2 pcs 


657 

658 

659 


George  I. 


Shilling,  1720.  Very  good. 
George  III.  Shillings,  1787.  “ 2 pcs 

i 659  “ Victoria.  Model  1,  and  one-quarter  Penny. 

Fine.  2 pieces 

^ 6 660  England.  Henry  VI.  Half  Groat.  Fine. 

/ / o 661  “ George  III.  Impression  in  silver  of  the  Irish 

Half-penny,  1805.  Brilliant  proof,  rare. 

^ 662  Jubilee  Medal,  to  commemorate  the  50th  anniversary  of 
the  battle  of  Leipsic,  1863.  White  metal,  proof.  26 
/ 66 2r*  English  Copper  Coins,  all  different,  good  to  fine.  11  pcs 

M 6625  Spain,  Canada,  East  Indies.  All  different,  fine.  7 pcs 
/ o 6()2r?  Hayti.  Emperor  Faustin,  and  Presideirt  Geffrard.  Cop- 
pers, fine.  2 pieces 


UNITED  STATES  SILVER  COINS,  ETC. 

. INVOICE  L. 


663 

Dollar, 

1798  Very  good. 

664 

1800  Good,  date  strong. 

665 

1802  “ 

666 

1803  “ 

V 


CATALOG  If  E.  27 


V<^667 

Dollar 

■,  1842  Fine. 

668 

U 

1843  Very  good. 

'^6  669 

U 

1846 

" 670 

1850  Fine,  scarce. 

671 

1859  Very  good. 

672 

1868  Fair. 

05  673 

(ik 

1870  Very  good. 

674 

44 

1872  Fine. 

" 675 

44 

1873  Fair,  pierced,  old  type. 

" 676 

44 

1878  Trade  Dollar,  San  Francisco  Mint. 

^ 677 

44 

1879  Standard  Dollar.  Uncircnlated. 

1 

0 

678 

Half  Dol] 

lar,  1803  Very  good. 

679 

44 

1803 

o 

680 

44 

1806  Pointed  6.  Good. 

/ 

681 

44 

1808,  1809  Good,  dates  strong. 

2,  pieces 

h 

682 

44 

1811,  1819  Fair. 

2 pieces 

'f 

683 

44 

1814  Fine. 

684 

44 

1817  Good. 

t ^ 
t. 

685 

44 

1818  Very  good. 

f 

686 

44 

1820  over  1819  Fair. 

/ 

687 

44 

1821,  1822  Very  good. 

2 pieces 

688 

44 

1823,  1824 

2 pieces 

689 

44 

1825,  1826  Fine. 

2 pieces 

690 

44 

1829,  1830  ‘‘ 

2 pieces 

'/ 

691 

44 

1831,  1832  Very  good. 

2 pieces 

/• 

392 

44 

1833,  1834 

2 pieces 

* t 

693 

44 

1835  Fine. 

694 

44 

1837,  1838  Very  good. 

2 pieces 

* t 

695 

44 

1842,  1843 

2 pieces 

696 

44 

1844  Orleans  Mint.  Very  good. 

697 

44 

1846  Fair. 

698 

44 

1848,  1857  Fine. 

2 pieces 

/ 

699 

44 

1860,  1869  Very  good. 

2 pieces 

700 

1868  San  Francisco  Mint.  Good. 

701 

44 

1872  Good. 

o 

702 

1879  Half-dollar,  Quarter,  and  Dime.  Uncirc. 

3 pieces 

/■ 

703  Quarters,  1831,  1838  Fair. 

2 pieces 

e 

704 

44 

1834,  ’35,  ’38  Head  of  Liberty.  Very  g 

ood.  3 pcs 

i 

705 

44 

1838,  ’39  Liberty  seated.  Fair. 

2 pieces 

706 

44 

184L  ’43  Good. 

2 pieces 

28 


V 


CA  TALOG  UE. 


707 

708 

3^ 

709 

710 

711 

7 

712 

/ 0 

713 

«/ 

714 

, 715 

,716 

/ (TO 

717 

718 

7 

719 

So 

720 

o’ 

721 

? 

722 

A 

723 

724 

125 

726 

3o 

727 

728 

Quarters,  1845,  ’47  Good.  2 pieces 

“ 1859,  ’60  Good.  2 pieces 

“ 1863,  ’67  Good.  2 pieces 

“ 1870,  ’71  Good.  2 pieces 

‘‘  1872,  ’73  Good.  2 pieces 

Dime,  1873.  Half  Dimes,  1844,  ’58,  ’67,  70,  ’71,  ’73  Very 
good  lot.  7 pieces 

Washington  Medals,  all  different.  Uncircul’d.  10  pcs 
Benj.  Franklin,  1861.  Card  of  S.  H.  Zahn,  coin  dealer, 
Lancaster, -Pa.  Brass,  fine,  scarce. 

Hard  Times  Tokens.  Good  lot.  7 pieces 


Ancient  Roman  Bronze  Coins.  Fair  lot,  warranted.  3 pcs 
Mexico.  Maximilian.  Dollar,  1866.  Good,  pierced. 
France.  Republic,  1849.  Five  Francs.  “ 

Small  Foreign  silver  coins,  17tli  century.  Good.  5 pcs 
Japan.  Oblong  silver  coin,  Itzebue.  Fine,  scarce. 

“ “ “ Quarter  Itzebue.  Good,  rare. 

Caracas,  Hayti,  France,  etc.  Interesting,  good  lot  of 
silver  and  base  coins.  6 pieces 

Hayti,  Copper  coin ; and  Queen  Victoria  Coronation 
Meclalet,  in  lead.  Good.  2 pieces 

Indian  Peace  Medals  of  President  Tyler,  size  32  and  48, 
and  President  Jackson,  size  48.  Solid  Electrotpye 
copies.  Fine.  3 pieces 

Sword,  made  of  over  100  Chinese  Cash  Coins ; suspended 
by  the  Chinese ' at  the  head  of  their  couches  “ to 
keep  off  ghosts.”  Curious,  scarce. 

Pamphlet.  Maris’  Varieties  of  1794  Cents,  1869. 

“ Dubois.  Prevention  of  Fraud  upon  our  Gold 

Coins. 

Pamphlet.  General  Washington  : A Funeral  Oration  on 
his  death,  by  Maj.  Gen.  Lee.  Also,  an  Eulogy  by 
Judge  Minot.  Printed  in  London,  1800.  Rare. 


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