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FIRST DAY’S SALE. 


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‘The ee Bevetonecs i in this Catalogue are to the following works :— 


Hk., Hawkins’ Silver Coinage, I 1841 — Sin | Snelling. —fd., /., Ruding. 





ao Consular Copper of Aburia, Afrania, Annia, Asinia, Betelina, 


Cassia, Cornelia, Livia, Marcia, Rubillia, &c. 40 
ve ee 3 Roman Third Brass, and various Emperors and Empresses struck 
at Alexandria, some fine : 65. 


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ROMAN SECOND BRASS. ) 


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fo mo 4 Julius, Augustus, Livia, Agrippa, renee Germanicus, Nero, 





Claudius, Galba, Vitellius, Vespasian, Hadrian, &c. 19 
¥«-- 9 Augustus, Livia, Tiberius, Germanicus, Caligula, Drusus, Nero, 
| Galba, Vespasian, Hadrian, Sabina, Verus, &c. 20) 
6 Augustus, Julia, Nero, Hadrian, Ant. Pius, Faustina sen., M.. 
} | Aurelius, Faustina jun., Commodus, Lucilla, &c. 24 
ar v0 ot 7 Nero, Antoninus Pius, Faustina, Commodus, Julia Domna, 
BA &e. : : 20) ~ 
_ “3 Nero, M. Aurelius, Julia Domna, 2; Caracalla, all fine 5| 


Pat's ee: ; 
ora, 8*Drusus; Tiberius, 2 Caduceus; Nero and Drusus; Ve 


sian, R JVDAEA.CAPTA.; Commodus, a Club; Caracalla ; 


Gordian III.,.adl.well preserved 3 7 


<I 9 Augustus, Julia, Tiberius, Germanicus, Nero, Drusus, Hadrian, | 
Ant. Pius, and others ; 27 


} ROMAN FIRST BRASS. 


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“10 Pompey, 1; Augustus, 1; Claudius, 1; Julia, 1; Drusus jun., 1; 
} sani, 1, all in good eueeD ‘ 6 
11 Pompey, 1; Augustus, 1; Julia, 1; Agrippina, 1; Caligula, 1 
al Claudius, 1; Nero, 1; Galba, i: all in good condition 
< 12 Titus, Ge acian, Nerva, Trajan, aud Hadrian, differentreverses 16 
i 2, Augustus and Wreath; Nero, 2, 2 mee, 

) Domitian, 2,  Lvp. sac. and GERMANIA CAPTA, 

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Galba, 1; Vespasian, 1; Hadrian, 1; Ant. Pius, 4 14| Dee 
14 Galba, 1; Vespasian, R ivpAEA. cApTa.; Titus, 1; Hadrian, 1; 
Sabina, 1; Aélius, 1; Ant. Pius, 2, in good condition oT 


“15 Vespasian, 1; A®lius, 1; Ant. Pius, 1; Faustina sen., 1; sume=7 


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“21 Elagabalus. 1; Alexander, 2; Julia Mamewa, 1; Maximinus, 1;) 


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‘18 Commodus, 2, one vict. BRIT.; Lucilla, 2; tiie: 1; Dis 
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'16 Ant. Pius, 5; Faustina sen., 1; asi 4; Faustina jun., a L 


Commodus, 2 ; wi, iG 


17 Ant. Pius, 7; Faustina sen., 2, Aurelius, 4; Faustina jun., | 
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rare; Trajan Decius, a Medallion 7 
19 Lucilla; Julian; Severus; Julia Domna; Caracalla, B vicTORIAE. i 
BRITTANICAE.; Geta,  vict. BRIT. &c. tooled ; Diadume- | fn 
nian 7 \<S- 
20 Lucilla, 1; Julian, 1; ca 1; Geta, 1; aiasaes 4; Julia 
Mamea, 1; Meetinat 2; ttatiine, i &c. 16 Jf a 


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Maximus, 2; Balbinus, 1; Gordian, 2; Pupienus, 2 





| 22 Gordian Africanus I, and I1? and Balbinus, fine 3 


23 Pupienus, 1; Gordian III, 2; Philip sen. 1; real 1; Philip 
jun, 1 644, 
24 Pupienus, 1; Philip sen., 3; Otacilla, 1; ; Philip j jun., 3; Trajanus | 
Decius, 1; Etruscilla, L; Byres 1; Trebonianus Gallus la 
2 
25 Hostilianus, 1; Treb. Gallus, 2; Volusian, 3; venue 2; baa 
nina, 1; Paulina, 1; Postumus, 1 nA 6 
26 Ant. Pius, Faustina, Severus, and Paulina, all false; aa 
others 10 VW 
27 Roman As, Head of iiits KR Prow; Si dinit, Head of Jupiter, 
R Prow; Triens, Head of Pallas, & Prow 3 L,. 
27*Quadrans, Head of Hercules, & Prow; Sextans, Shell, 2 nie 
ceus; Uncia, 2, and five of the modern As 10. “la 


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28 Pompey, Julius Cesar, Augustus, Tiberius, Claudius, Nero, 


Galba, Otho, Vespasian, Titus, Vitellius, Domitian, ely 


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Trajan, and Hadrian, one of each Emperor 14 


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Vespasian, 4; Titus, 1; Vitellius, 1; Domitian, 3; Nerva, 1; 
Trajan, 2; Hadrian, 3 23 





| Claudius, R DE. BRITANNI. on the front of a triumphal arch, 
| rare 2 


732 Agrippina jun., her head, R the Head of Claudius, rare : 





1 Domitian, rare 2 
- |385 M. Agrippa, his Head, } the ra of area Le and ve 
At rare 
, 36 Lepidus, his Head, R a Head of Octavius, rare 


: 


| one IVDAEA.; Titus, 1; Vitellius, 2; Donitan 3: Nerva, 1 20 
here 2488 T Trajan, Hadrian, Sabina, L. Elius, Ant. Pius, Faustina sen., M. 
Aurelius, Faustina jun., Verus, Commodus, Lucilla, Cris- 
pina, one of each, some fine 12 
060 “+89 Trajan, Hadrian, Sabina, L. AXlius, Ant. Pius, Faustina sen., M. 
Aurelius, Faustina jun., Commodus, Pertinax, Severus, Julia, 
Domna, one of each 12 


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lius, 2; Faustina jun., 3 : 20 
41 Didia Clara, ® winvas. pverica., Female standing with a long 

branch, 77 good condition, and rare ° 1 
a? “449 Pertinax, Albinus, Severus, Julia Domna, Caracalla, Plautilla, 
Geta, Macrinus, and Diadumenian, rare 9 
7 a4 3 Severus, 3; Julia Domna, 2; Caracalla, 5; Geta, 2; Julia Sow- 
| mias, 1; Alexander, 3; Julia Mamea, 1; Maximinus, 1; 
s Maximus, 1; Gordian, 1 20 
44 Elagabalus, Pili Paula, Aquilia Severa, Julia Sozmias, Julia 
| Mesia, Alexander Orbiana, Julia Mamea, Maximus, Maxi- 


eer) hyd. Gordian III, Philip sen. and jun., ee Decius, Etruscilla, 
| Hostilianus, Treb. Gallus, Volusian, AZmilian, Valerian, Gal- 
lienus, Salonina, and Postumus, one of each 13 


! 7 C46 Gordian III, 5; Philip sen. 3; Philip jun. 2; Decius, 1; Etrus- 


eilla, 1 Pigattits, oy tC. : 17 


i. T Julius Cesar, 2; Augustus, 3; Tiberius, 1; Nero, 1; Galba, 1; 
30 Drusus, DE. GERMANIS. on the front of a triumphal arch ;, 
81 Agrippina sen., her eda, K the Head of Galina ang and rare 1 
(33 Agrippina jun., ]: Quadriga of elephants, plated; Domitia, 


Peacock standing, rave 2 
peA34 Julius Cesar, R M. Antony; Vespasian, sade of Titus and 


37 Julius Cesar, 1; Augustus, 5; Nero, 1; Galba, 1; Vespasian, ay 





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Postumus, 4, &e. 1 Mt bp 
False Roman Silver. Augustus, Matidia, Kh Plotina; Claudias, % 


 Germanicus; Antony, R Cleopatra; Agrippa, &c. 


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ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER. | 
Aburia, Accoleia, Acilia, Elia, AXmilia, Afrania, Annia, Antes- | 
tia, Antia, Antonia, Legions 6, &c. é 20/// a 
Antonia, R Cleopatra; RK Augustus;  ANTONIVS. AVG. IMP. 
1.; Head of the Sun, i Priest, fine 
Antonia, 2; Aquillia; Aufidia, very rare : 
Aurelia, 2; Babia, 1; Cecilia, 2; Cesia, 1; Calidia, 1; Calpur- 
nia, 4; Caninia, 1; Carisia, 3, fine, all different 16, 
Cassia, 4; Cepia, 1; Claudia, 3; Cloulia, 2; Cecelia, 1; Conse | 
1; Coponia, 1; Cordia, 3 é l6fore 
Antonia, Coponia, Vargunteia, Juba, and a quinarius, fine 5 . 
Cornelia, 5; Cossutia, 1; Cupiennia, 1; Curiatia, 1; Curtia, 1s 
Didia, 1; Domitia, 3; Durmia, 1, rare l4y, 
Eenatia, 1; Fabia, 2; Fannia, 2; Farsuleia, 1; Flaminia, 1, rave; | 
haa. ee poston 4. 12}| 
Fufia, 1; Hau: 3; Gellia, 1; Herennia, - ; Hosidia, 1; Hostilia,. 
3; Julia, 4 : 14) 
Wala, 3; Junia, 2; Licinia, 1; Livinia, 1; Toe. I; Lucilla, 1; 
ean: 2; wre 1; “Wesuiid 13 
Julia, 2. vee 3; Tite 1; Maiania, 1; Manlia, 1, Marcia,| 
7 : ; 1517 
Crepusia, 1; Domitia, 1; Egnatuleia, 1; Eppia,1; Junia, 2. 
Mamilia, 1, all fine 


















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Maria, 1; Memmia, 1; Minutia, 2; Mucia, 1; Mussidia, 2 
Neva, 1; Norbiana, 1; Opemia,1; Papia, 1; Papiria, 1 12, Yy,, 

Ogulnia, head laureated, below, a thunderbolt, Jupiter in al 


quadriga, above, c, below, OcVL., in the exergue, CAR. VER.,| 
rare 


others, poor, but very rare 
Petillia, 1; Petronia, 1; Penaria, 1 
Plautia, 4; Poblicia, 1 
Pompeia, 2; Porcia, 3; Postumia, 1; Procilia, 1; Quinctia, 1; 
1; Rubria, 2; Rustia, 1; Rutilia, 1 . ] 
Nevia, 1; Nerva, 1; Plautia, 1; Pomponia, 1; Porcia, 2 


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4 ’ ler Salvia, 1; Sanquinia, 1; Satriena, 1; Saufia, 1; Scribonia, fs 


| Sempronia, 1; Sentia, 1; Sepullia, 2; Sergia, 1; Servilia, 1; | 
4 Sestia, 1, a Quinarius ; : 12 ||7 o ee 
68 Sulpicia, 1; Terentia, 2; Thoria, 1; Titia, 2; Tituria, 2; Tul- , Ae 
2 Va, bs Valeria, 2 i i Nagai 
Ler Were 69 Vergilia, 1; Vettia, 1; as 1; Vibia, 4; Volteia, 2,&ce. 15 I/ 7) 
hail 70 Uncertain, Pile Denarius, youthful janiform head, — p | , 
in a quadriga, conducted by Victory, fine : 





| ANGLO-SAXON AND ENGLISH SILVER. 


cert 1 St. Eadmund, vvinEeR. MONETAI.; and another, broken + \O|- 
A (72 Ethelvulf, osmvnp. monetA., Hk. pl. x11, No. 166, fine on Ze ca 
rare ; \\ae 
73 fEthelbearht, MANNINE. MONETA., Hk. ‘i xitt, No. 169, rare | 

nT 74 ZEthelbearht, erHeLRep. MoneETA., Hk. pl. x111, No. 169, rare 1 « Voir 
.. Jacl pZ5. ZEthelred I, r1aBinc. MoneTA., Hk. pl. x11, No. 172, rare 1A J)” 
g 76 Alfred, his head, the monogram of London, Hk&. pl. xu, | 

a: are No. 174, very rare : 17 (7) ° 


Ht 77-Eadweard, seLAF. MONE.. Fd. pl. 16, No.7; Alfred, cvDBER. | 
ory ‘ 
mT., Rd. pl. 16, No. 13 : : a\/ V 
Vio |i7 Alfred, BIoRNRED., Fd. pl. 16, No.12; Aithelstan, aBBA.MOIN. ie 
LEGECF., fd. pl. 18, No. 25 27 7 
b. er Alfred, pvp1o. MoN., rather differing from Ra. pl. 15, No. 11; 4 27 
hs Eadmund, EADVVEARD. M., different to any in Rd. fine 2 AS 
80 Eadred, ruvrMop. M., Fd. pl. 19, No. 5, fine 147 |7 s 
81 Eadwig, wericer. mo., Rd. pl. 20, No. 4 17 | A” 
Z| 82 Eadgar, FREOTHRIC. MON., fd. pl. 21, No. 21 Li\« 


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Bw 3 .Eadgar, FASTOLF. MON., and HEROLF. MONET., fd. pl. 21, : 
No. 20 alt ||” 
Uf. -\|84 Kadward II, EscMAN. MO. STANF., Hh. pl. xv, No. 202; Ethel- 

red II., similar to Hz. pl. xv1, No. 204 and207. 0. —Ss 3 1G a 
War Eadward IJ, pviFMeER. Mo. MERT., Rd. pl. 21, No.1; Ethelred ) 


} II, similar to Hk. pl. xvi, No. 204 and 207 , 317 Gir 

an 4}86 Ethelred II, pvirric. MonEoRT.? Hk. pl. xvi, No. 203; and 
| two, Hk. pl. xvi. No. 204 and 207 ; gi/\7\" 

yy 8? Ethelred II, LEorsvn. on. PINTCES., Hk. pl. xvi, No. 205 ; 
another, similar to No. 206 oh + Zr 


2 88 Cnute, 2, similar to Hk. pl. xvi, No. 212 and 213; Edward the 


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oZ.| «89 Harold I, struck at Thetford, similar to Hk, ‘i, xvi, No. 214, , 
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96 William the Conqueror, ciLp. on. BeDEPIND., Hk. pl. xvitt, 


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91 Edward the Confessor, 3; Harold, 1, pAx., fine ; 4) Jom 
92 Charlemagne, 1; Cunetti, 1; Metullo, 1, from the Cuerdale | g 

fine; and one of the early coins of Strasburgh 4 “ FI 
93 William the Conqueror, Pax types, various mintages 13 21a 
94 William the Conqueror, Pax types, various mintages 
95 William the Conqueror, Pax types, various mintages 
95* William the Conqueror, Pax types 











Bath, Colchester, Ipswich, &c. 


No. 233, rare and unpublished 
97 William the Conqueror, ELFsI. on. LEocE., Hk. pl. xvit,| 
No. 234, fine and rare : LA 
98 William the Conqueror, canopy type, IVCHTPI. ON. NEAPI., Hk. 
| pl. xvit1, No. 236, rare 
99 William the Conqueror, with two sceptres, GODWIC. ON. LYND. 9 








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| Hk. p\. xvitt, No. 237, rare VA, 
(100 William the Conqueror, two sceptres, LEOFPOLD. ON. PINC.,. rq 
| Hk. pl. xvitt, No. 237, rare 1i< . 
101 William II, anpKzop. on. cst., Hk. pl. xviu, ea 238, rare 1). 747 
102 William II, with two stars, similar to Hk. pl. xix; .No. 2509 
| rare : 1 if: bird 
103 Henry I, ALBRIEVS. ON. TAM,, Hh. pl. xx, No. 255, rare 177d 
(104 Stephen, rren. on. , Hk. pl. xx1, No. 270, rare iy ‘ 
1105 Henry II, 2, Ak. ae xxi, No. 285 and 286; Henry ILI, 2, one. Ko: 

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108 
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Henry II, similar to the i Henny fl,.2; cinailay to the last 4_ a he 
Henry I, similar to the last ; Henry III, 2, similar to the last 4. Kf th 
Henry II, 1; Henry III, 6, one reads, rex. ANe., very scarce; 

Edward I, Pennies, 2; Halfpence, 3; Bristol Farthing, | . 

rare 14. er cree 
Edward I and II, inicettes various mintages, 83; Halfpence,4 37. Vr O77 
Edward III, Groats, 83; Half Groats, 2, London and York; 

Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing 8 Jy yo 2 
Richard II, Groat, poor; Half Groat, well preserved and Z 

rare, Penny, and 3 Half-pence, fine : 6fyjie ba 
Henry IV, V, VI, Groats, 3, one the light Groat of Henry VI; 

14, jis 


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110 


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112 
Pence, Halfpence, and Farthing 


113 Henry IV, V, VI, Halfpenny, reads, stvrTas. LoNDON.; 
Henry VII, Groat, m. m. shell, roses after the letters, fine 2 hee ee 
114 Edward IV, Groats, 8, struck at Bristol, Coventry, London, 


Norwich, and York ; Half Groats, 3; Penny, 1 


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ae Richard II, Groats, boar’s head, m.m., fd : 1 
15* Richard III, Groat, struck at York, well preserved and rare 1 








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oo Ly 116*Richard Ill, Penny, struck at Durham, s. on the breast, a 
preserved and extremely rare 


pre oF al 117 Henry VII, Groats, and Half Groats ; Sista VIII, wate i 
Half Groat, and Penny, including a set of Wolsey’s 


London, rare : 3 | 










Threepence and Twopence, Aber ystwith ; Threepence, Two- 
. pence, and 2 ees ] pat s : 10 


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OG ‘118 Henry VII, Groats, and Half (cables Henry VIII, Sitti V 


‘io Henry VIII, Shilling, Groat, Half Groat, Penny r V 
as... a ,119*Henry VIII, Groat, and 2 Halfpence, struck at Canterbury and , 


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° fll r99 Edward VI, Crown, Half — 1551, m.m.Y; Shilling 38 © mle 
/ _, 120*Edward VI., Shilling, side face, reads TIMOR. DOMINI. FONS. | 2 
7 fe VITE. M. D. L., and base Penny, both in good condition Q nl 
j fot A 121 Edward VI, Crown, 1553, m.m. tun; Shillings, 2, front, and fa\? 
side face; Sixpence, and Tieconscs ‘ 5|7 ) 
Gre _ é §192 Philip and Mary, Shillings, 2, date 1554, and ileus the date; Ae 
Sixpences, 2, 1554, 1557; Groats, 2; and Penny 7 | een 
- AkT28 Elizabeth, Crown, m.m.2; Half eee m.m.1; both well eu 
preserved g\4| 2 
Bou 124 Elizabeth, Crown, m.m. 1; Shillings, Q; Sixpence, Cron Half. i 
, Groat, Penny, and Halfpenny 9|Z|~ |” 
. & Lue 425 Elizabeth, Shillings, 5; Sixpences, 5; Half oo and various 
small, including a Three-halfpenny and Three fates J eit 
, Dé) Piece : 
fof hese O 126 James I, Crown, Half Crown, we Shilling, with feathers over “i 
:. the arms, all well preserved : 3 IVE 
p— 427 James I, Crown, 1; Shillings, 2; Bienes 1; Twopence, 1; yo? 
) Penny, and Halfpenny 7 
a Ai 128 James I, Shillings, 2; Sixpence, 1; ee 1; Penny ; i 4) 7 
- ,- i Charles I, Crown | 
| hag E oy zd (129 Charles I, Twenty Shilling phe 1642, arms ee the horse 7 |Z ? 
YA 7180 Charles I, Ten Shilling Piece, 1643, arms under the horse, 3 y 
4 J Jine l eT 
(aloe~F 4181 Charles I, — Half Crown, ‘Shilling, and aioe Ox-| , 3 
" || ford Mint, all very well preserved AlZ |7 
Ye /-2 +*432° Charles I, Crown, 1644; Shilling, 1645, both struck at Evxe- e 
ter, and very well preserved ‘ 2 7 
Cy, “i 32*Charles I, Half Crown, struck at Bristol; Sixpence, Groats, 2, JL fOF 


















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er | 133 Charles I, Half Crown, epor. under the horse; Briot’s Shilling, | he 
and Sixpence; and a Pattern for Twopence : A} ( A 
/ & ” 184 Charles I, Shillings, 7; Sixpences, 2; Fourpences, 2; Three- | 
. pences, 2; Twopences, 2 P : 15 IZ 
{\(0\" 135 Siege Pieces: Newark xxx, X11, 1X, vI , 4 Cy 
1 \¥2\¢ 136 Siege Pieces: Ormond Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, , 
Fourpence, and Threepence ; . 6 Lf be 
3 4” 187 Siege Pieces: Carlisle Shilling; rare Vee 
/ ¢ “ 137*New England Shilling, Sixpence, and Threepence 3 e 
Q.3\" (188 Siege Piece: Pontefract Shilling, Rd. pl. xxrx, No. 10, fine) y a 
and rare ; : 1. Whe ? 


. (6° 139 Siege Piece: Pontefract Shilling, Rd. pl. xxrx, No. 12, rare 1 
f & * 140 Lord Baltimore, Shilling; Touch Pieces of James II, gold 








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SECOND DAY’S SALE, | 
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« 2. 141 Casts of various rare Medals 10 Mio 
. £- 7% 142 General Washington, 2; Duke of Ciahadeae Charles II, and d 
his Queen; Henry IX, and others : 20 bb. 
21% 142*Jrish Copper Coins, including a number of the Gun Money of. 
f. 7 James II. J . 427 
o 143 English, Scotch, Isle of Man, Rosa Americana, &c. 36) 4 Gres 


144 Fine Cast of the Oxford Crown; three French Patterns ; Two- 


id penny Piece, fine; Copper Coin of the Ionian Isles, fine; 
and two impressions of Wyon’s Coin of Maria II. of Por-| / ° 
tugal : ; 8 Aa 

«(l4.¢ 45 Greek Silver, Old Tetradrachm of Athens; Didrachm o 
Thurium ; Alexander III, and others ‘ 12V//_-% 


BRONZE MEDALS. 


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./3 * 146 Oliver Cromwell, front face, oval; and the one by Dassier 

damasked in gold, fine 2 

Va 147 Mary I, her Bust, to the right, Peace satiny fire to a pile o 

3 arms; Charles I. on his oe. and five of Quee 
E Sunes by Croker 





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Z,i1%48 Julius II], anGiiA. resvrces., modern die; Charles I. on his 
Martyrdom; Charles II, ravenre. peo.; George I, 
Naval Column : 4 

AQ Lord Nelson, R Battle of Trafalgar; Sir Sidney Smith, 
1 COEUR. DE LION.; Wellington,  vora. PuBLICA., fine 3 
ANS 50 Sir Walter Scott, by W. Wyon; Lord Byron, on his Death at 
Missolonghi, fine 2 
| 151 George III, on his Death ; aang IV, Caleneines William 
. and Adelaide, Coronation ; and Mudie’s Medal on the Battle 
| of Toulouse, fine 4 
4 152 Wellington, on the Passage of the ‘Teena, and ne Battle of 











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Isles ; Capt. Cook, Royal Society Medal; Princess Charlotte, 
| on her Death, fine 5 
_fdg3 Capt. Cook, Royal Society Medal, pibted: Shakspear ; Charles 
I.; George Prince of Wales, on his oe George LV, 


1454 Lord Nelson, on the Battle of the Nile ; ‘Sir Isaac Newton, by 


fs my Croker ; the Dublin Literary Society, and a Polish Medal 4. ’ 


di 155 Queen Victoria, on her Visit to Guildhall, a W. Wyon, ver 
Sine, i case 
156 James II, R an Oak ae down, and a young Orange a 
04 4 Ly 
' ET. SPES.; Charles III, R Louisa; and two others 5 
157 Clementina, KR FORTVNAM. CAVSAMQVE. SEQVOR.; James III, 
and Clementina; James II, and Mary; Benedict XIV, R 
Monument to the memory of Clementina ; and two others 6 
To Early Papal Medals, mostly casts 19 
159 Papal Medals. Clement X, Innocent XII, Paul II, Clement 
| X, Benedict XIII, and XIV, Clement XIV, and others 12 
- fox 160° French. Wenry Il, R Katharina de Medicis, 1555; Louis XII, 
| Duke of Milan; Charles XI, RB Hercules destroying the 
Hydra, 1572, fine 3 
9161 Francis II, as King of peut. Louis XIII, B fg Queen ; 
| Henry IJ, K Equestrian Figure; Henry IV, B Foundry; 
Charles X, Ii Regalia, fine 5 
“162 Francis I, Henry II, Henry IV, and Louis XVIII, and others 6 
tm 163 Louis XIV, BR his Queen; Louis XV, on his Coronation ; 
; Louis XIV, R his Queen; Louis XVIII, 2 Duke de Angou- 
leme, &c. : : 5 
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. Talavera; on England giving a Constitution to the Ionian 


flourishing by its side ; Charles Prince of Wales, ® amor. 


on his Visit to Ireland 5l * 


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‘ [2 ‘ 170 Napoleon. Battle of Lutzen; Passage of the Danube; Sim- 


wigs? an Napoleon, % the three Fates; Napoleon II, J letters, Corona- | 


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166 Henry IV, surrounded by Louis XVI, XVII, Duke de Berry; 





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| and placing Napoleon’s Statue on the Column, fine 4 

165 Louis XIV, 2, one damasked; Louis XVI, his Queen, and : 
Princess Elizabeth ; Charles X, on his Coronation , and two 
small 6 


M. Antoinette, Princess Elizabeth, and Duke d’Enghien ; 
| Louis XVII; and Scipio Maffeio 3 
‘167 Duke of Bordeaux; Simon Bolivar, the Liberator of Columbia ; 
| and another, fine 3 

168 Napoleon, Crossing fas, Rhine; eee of Egypt ; | 
| R Marriage; K The Senate and the People, &c. 5 
169 Napoleon. Confederation of the Rhine; Battle of Jena ; Peace 
| of Vienna; Return to Frejus; and one by Manfredini, fine 5 ¢ 
: 5 


plon; Camp of Boulogne; and one by Manfredini, fine 9) 


) tion at Milan . 3 
172 Cisalpine Republic, 2; Vindaers Capta, fine 3) hs 


ENGLISH SILVER. 


173 Commonwealth, Crown, 1656; Half Crown, 1653; Shilling, 2; | Z 

| Sixpence; Twopence, 2; Penny, and Halfpenny 

174 Oliver Crown, 1658, very fine and rare, from Strawberry Hill 1 ae 

(174*Oliver, Shilling, 1658, very fine, from ditto l Ae 

175 Oliver, Crown, 1658; Half Crown, 1658; Shilling, 1658 : ln 

176 Charles IJ, from the een to the Penny 

177 Charles II, Half Crown, hammered money, 1 oShiatiigs, es 
Sixpence ; Fourpences, 2; Threepences, 2; ivoplaves, 2 y, 

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Pennies, 2 
177*Charles II, Half Crowns, first coinage, with and without if 
numerals : adn 
178 James II, Crown, 1; Half Crown . Shillings, 2; Fourpences, 
2; Twopence, and Penny : le 


179 Charles II, Shilling, large head; James II, Sixpence, fine 2 
179*Charles II, Shillings, 2, one with Elephant under the bust, the 
other with Feathers; Pattern, Rose crowned, RB Thistle ; 
Charles I, Penny, Plume of Feathers, both rare 
180 William and Mary, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpences, 2 
Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence, and Penny 9 





















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4181 William III, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, Three- | | 

pence, Twopence, Penny; and William and Mary, Half Jb P 

Crown 81 ¢ 

4182 Anne, Crown; Half —_ Shillings, 2 ; apes Z° Four-, 

pence, Threepence, Bee nes: and Pou 10° |7 44 

183 George I, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, Fourpence, Three- | cs 
pence, Twopence, and Penny 7) | A 

184 George II, Crown, tima.; Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, . " 


Fourpence, Threepence, i eotents and Penny Sih + ZA ~ 
al85 George II, Crown, young head; Half Crowns, 2; Shilling, and ata 
Sixpence ; 5| - V@ 
86 George IIT, Crown; Shillings, 1765, and 2 others; Sixpence | . 
Fourpence ; Threepence; Twopence; Pennies, 2 10] < 


4187 George II, Bank Tokens, Three Shillings, and Eighteen | | 


pence; Dollar, and Half Dollar, countermarked; Irish Tokens, ! “ 4 





Six Shillings, Tenpences, 2, and Ninepence 8 | 
4188 George IV, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, and Sixpence, proofs; ) b . 
Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence, and Penny 8 /V 


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» #89 George III, Crown; George IV, Crown; William IV, Three- 
pences, 2, Twopences, 2; Pennies, 2; Three Halfpence, 1;) VG - 
Victoria, Four-pence, Buea peices Twopence, and Penny 13 
190 Patterns. Charles I, for a Halfpenny, and Farthing ; Anne, Se 4 







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4 Farthing ; George I, Halfpenny 4 
wh pe. Ao, Casts. Richard II, Groat; Henry VIII, ested Charles I, 

E _ Twenty Shillings, and a Pattern : 4b 7 - : 
2 2 7 91*Henry VII, Shilling, a fine chasing : 1 V2: 
92 English and Irish Copper, &c. 79\|* | 7 ri 

193 Anne, Farthing, 1714; and a Rupee of William TVe 2 ' JI ’ 

-Gold. Charles I, Twenty Shilling Piece, m. m. bell t Z 4\7 
SCOTCH COINS, Silver. H 

*—495 Alexander I, 101co. ON. PER.; WILL. ON. BER.; ALEX. ON EDE. He Ww 


| and another 


ef David I, his Head, to ae right, with the eae R aaa ey 


crosslet, DAVIT. RE., very rare = 
Men )7 William I, with different reverses . : |} | 
i 98 William I, with different reverses ‘ le bea | 7 


-s 199 Alexander II, his Head to the left, in front, a sceptre, I due 2 
a4 ble Cross with stars, 10. ON. PER. g| 7/0 


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200 Alexander III, Pennies, 8; Ha alfpence, 2 ] i 
-200* Alexander III, Farthing, ‘eat preserved and extremely rare 1 Me 
201 John Baliol, Pennies, 3; Halfpenny, 1, rare; Robert I, Penny, | 


and Halfpenny, rare é Vee 
202 Robert I, Penny; David II, oe Robert II, Half Gro G 
Robert III, Groats, 2; James I, Half Groats, 2 SCOR 


203 David Il, Groats, 2; Half Groats, 4; Penny, 1; Robert a 
Groats, 3 10 


204 Robert II, Groat, str Pe at Dundee, probably wegnee ] 


205 Robert II, Halfpenny, reads RVBERTVsS., struck at Roxburgh, || // 
unique with this reading 1 five, 
206 Robert III, Groats, 4; Half Groats, 2; pe II, Groat ; || / 
James III, Half Groat ; James V, phan s ll We 
206*Robert III, Penny, very rare ly 
207 Robert III, Groat; James II, Groat; Half Gute 2. ak 
penny, 1, very rare; Billon, 1 6 | AZ, 
207*James III, Groat and Halfpenny ; ake IV, Groats, 2;/ 
Half Groats, 2; James V, Half Groat, 1; Billon, 1 8 é 
208 Mary, Pattern for a Testoon, Snelling, pl. 8, No.1, poor, but if 
) very rare Wh 
209 Francis and Mary, Beall so eer with a pe thistle, 
' 1566, Sn. pl.3, No. 17, fine ; . ] M4, 
210 Mary, Ryal, 1567, Sn. pl.38, No.20; and a Testoon, pl. 3, 
No. 4, fine ° 212 
211 Mary, Two-thirds of a , iBsal pl. 8, No.19; and a Testoon,| 
pl. 3, No. 4 : : 2. LX! d, 


212 Mary, Testoons, 2, pl. 3, No.6; Half Testoon, pl.3, No.5 


Marriage Medal : a Ly 
213 Mary and Henry, One-third of a Ryal, pl. 3, No. 18; Fravcis A 

and Mary, Testoon, pl. 3, No. 11; Billon, 1; Lion, or Hard 

Head : ee ‘7= 
214 Mary, Half Testoon; pl. 3, No. 8, rare; Billon, 3 4 we 
214*Mary, Half Testoon, 1 ; and Penny, full faced, Billon, rare 2 | be 
215 Mary, Testoon, with head, and countermarked with a crowned’ 


thistle, pl. 3, No. 13, rare Judy 
216 Mary, Half Testoon, with head, Botihreacdheetl with crowned 


thistle, pl. 3, No. 12, very rare : 1, y 
217 James VI, Ryals, dates 1582 and 1583, rare; and two others son 


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€24:919 James VI, Marks, Half Marks, and others : 9 
> 220 Charles II, Shillings, 2; Sixpence, Threepence, &c. 10. . 
_ 220*Charles I, Crown and Half Crown, 2; Shillings, 2, in good 
condition; James VI, Half Crown 5 


221, Charles I, Forty, and two Twenties, one Jine a very rar 
having c. R. on each side of the thistle 
ie /221*James II, Pattern for a Sixty Shilling Piece 


IRISH COINS, SILVER. 


sfozit 222 John, Penny, ROBERD. ON. DIVE.; Halfpenny, wiLLEM. on. 
) L..., rare; and a full-faced oe : 3 
F }2238 ‘aie Penny, ROBERD. ON. DIVE.; Henry III, Penny, ricarp. 
1 ON. DivE.; Edward I, crviras. DvBLINIE.; and Halfpenny, 

F V4 | rare : 4 
YrV 924 John, Penny, wWILLEM. on. LimE.; Henry I, DAVI. ON. DE- 
veLI.; Edward I, clviras. WATERFOR.; and a Halfpenny 4 

f. A bogs Henry III, Pennies, 2, pvpxine.; Edward I, Pennies, 2, Water- 
do ford and Dublin; Edward III, 2, Dublin and Trim 6 
“~~ 226 Edward I, Penny, crviras. corcacte.; fine, and very rare 1 
- , | 227 Henry VI, Groat; Crown, 2 cIviITAs. DVBLINE., rose on the 
centre of the cross, rare : ] 


stole L,148298 Edward IV, Groat, struck at Waterford; Henry VI, Three- 


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Y- ZAlaog Henry VI, Bvant, Dublin ; aid TV,; Groat, acess 
J | Crown on the O, ea) rare and unpublished 2 
I}, br/-, 230 Edward IV, Groat, struck at Drogheda, rare; and Three- 


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é ert fo31 Henry VIII, Groat: Elizabeth, Half Groat, fine 
Y Uj eA -932 Henry VIII, Groats, 5; Elizabeth, Shilling 

WY YA vze~2933 Philip and Mary, Shilling,.1555; Groat, 1557 


ff 234 James I, Shillings, 2; Groat, 1 
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A 235 Henry H, Aquitaine Penny, Hh. pl.1, No. 1, rare; Richard I, 
| Poitou Penny, Hk. pl. 1, No. 1, from the Ainslie collection 1 

= 2.236 Richard I, Poitou Penny, Hk. pl. 1, No.1; and Aquitaine Half- 
penny, Ainslie, pl. 8, No. 6, very rare : 2 

lob clea 231 Richard I, Poitou Penny, Hk. pl.1, No.1; Edward I, Penny, 
Ainslie, p\. 3, No. 11 : 2 


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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MEDALS, &c. SILVER. | * 


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254 


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258* James VIII, Patterns for Guineas 


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Richard I, Poitou Bete ; Edward I, Bowie same as ms last 2 lhe 


Edward I, Penny, Ainslie, pl. 3, No. 11; Edward III, Half Y. 
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Groat, Ainslie, pl. 3, No. 22 2 
Edward III, Half Groat, Ainslie, pl. 4, No. o7: and a Penny, | y. 

Ainslie, pl. 3, No. 15 é 2) 
Edward III, Penny, Hk. pl.1, No.9; Edward the pie ce | 

Penny, Ainslie, pl. 5, No. 47 Ho les 
Edward the Black Prince, Half Groat, Ainslie, pl. 4, No. a 4 

Penny, pl. 5, No. 47 : 2 ae 
Edward the Black Prince, Penny, Aquitaine, Ainslie, pl. 5,l 

No. 48, very fine 1) 


Edward III, Groat, and Half Groat; Calais, eat and ,, 
Groat; Henry IV, V, VI, Groats, 4; Half Groats, 3, some _ 





rare ° ALU $l 
Henry VI, Gros Blue, Ainslie, pl. 6, No. 83, m.m. crown, 

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Henry VI, Gros une Ainslie, =i 6, No. 83, m.m. Heese Lye. 


Henry VI, Gros Blane, Ainslie, pl. 6, No. 83, m.m. lion 1 Yj i 
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Jettons of Elizabeth, Charles I and Henrietta Maria, ike. 


George I, Prince Henry, &c. R Ly 
Coronation Medals of Charles I and II; William and wie if 
Anne; and George I Wp lef? 


Oihdastion Medals of George IL, III, and IV; Gis Victoria, AZ Yiy 
jine jot. 
James I; Gierics I; Charles II; aii II, B his bias 6 a 
Oliver Gesell he small Dunbar Medal; and Victoria on 
her visit to Guildhall ; : 2/cs a, 
James Duke of York, shipping ’ A OF 
James II and his Queen, KB NAVFRAGA. REPERTA,, ship andy) ~ 
boats; Oliver Cromwell, a Cast ; and Waterloo Medal A = 7 
Charles II and his Queen, K globe ; Mary, on her death, fine persia 
Anne, & field of battle; J% Victory placing an inscribed shield 
upon a column, fine . : 9 (oer 
Francis and Mary, face to face, above, a crown, Ji the arms o /) 
France and Scotland, crowned, very fine WZ ang 
James III, RK his Queen; Clementina, a chariot, Both Jine of 6e7/ 





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259 James III and Clementina, 2 female holding a child; Henry 
} IX, % Religion standing, fine and scarce al’ (A “ 
260 James II, on his coronation; Mary, Ii female seated on a <— 






and three relating to the Pretender ne 
SILVER PATTERNS, PROOFS AND COINS. 
261 Pattern for a Crown, by Mills, fine . : Lie eee 
~ 262 Pattern Crown, George III, by Wyon, fine and rare 12 3)" 


_+263 Pattern Crown, George ITI, by ie K three ae Pe J br? 
sonified, fine and rare 


é 4 264 Proof Crown of William IV, 1831, sae ‘ Z| 6)" 
pe So 265 Napoleon, Five Francs Pieces, 5, one dated 1815; Two Francs, 1 6 Fes ; 
-¢i/r' 266 Napoleon (Joseph), Spanish Dollar, and Sicilian Dollar |" 7 o 

¢7<«*267 Napoleon (Giacochino), Five Livre of Sicily : Qi ¢ fA)” 


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Napoleon (Hieronymus), Westphalia Dollar, and Half Dollar 2 « “7 * 
“Napoleon (Lodeu I), Holland Dollar : Li||- 74” 
Napoleon (Eliza), Lucca Five Franc; Maria Louisa, Five Livre, , 
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Jine 2 
Henry V of France, 1889, Five France pices rare Iii: Val" 
Napoleon; Birth of the King of Rome; The Senate and the 
People, placing the Statue on the Column; and two others, a 
one very small : : 5" |Z 
James VIII, Crown; Simon Boliver, Dollar; and an oval Me- 
dal of Simon Boliver : : 3 || 7 b r 
Louis XVI, K Commerce, seated between three river gods; 
Charles XIJ, Dollar; and Box made out of Dollars of Leo- 
pold Archduke of Austria : : oii * U3 i 
Russian Dollars, 3; Half Dollar, 1; and two others 6 71 71 ~ 
Charles XI of Sweden, oval Medal; Napoleon, on the death 
of Desaix ; Franc, Half Franc, two Quarter Francs, &e. 8 “ vO 
Miscellaneous Silver Coins, 30zs. J, \fA 
Platina Russian Three Rouble Piece ; L line WO)” 
| Platina Russian Three Rouble Piece ; ¢ Le [617 
He- "280 Morocco Case to hold six medals ‘ . lie IZIb} 
i, b-/-, 281 Mahogany Cabinet, forty-four drawers for large brass and one 7 
. | drawer at the bottom : : Li< a” 
ZZ 282 Mahogany Cabinet for Medals, with nine large and twelve , 
if smaller drawers : ; ] 2\5\9 
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