Catalogue of a collection of European coins, ... formed by the late Rev. Gustav Beyen, ... consisting of an extensive selection of early coins, emperors, kings, archbishops, dukes, and electors, of the states of Germany and the Rhenish provinces, ... also of ... Poland, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, ... Switzerland, and America; Burgundy, Flanders, Brabant, and Belgium ... [01/29/1883]
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
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GUSTAV BEYEN, CURE, CREFELD, CONSISTING OF AN EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF EARLY" COINS OF dmperors, Jimp, HwjjfeJiojjs, guilts anb dltclors OF THE STATES OF GERMANY AND THE RHENISH PROVINCES, INCLUDING Prussia, Brandenburg, Saxony, Brunswick, Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Cologne, | Frankfort, Wurtzburg, Treves, Baden, Nassau, Mayence, Julich, Cleves, Metz, Ac.; ALSO OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, RUSSIA, POLAND, SPAIN, DEN¬ MARK, SWEDEN, ITALY, SWITZERLAND AND AMERICA; BURGUNDY, FLANDERS, BRABANT AND BELGIUM, ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS, AND A FEW MEDALS. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, /&uctionmsof Xftrrarp Dr°Pcrtp &2®orks tllustrattbc of tfye Jftnc&rts, AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. On MONDAY, the 29th day of JANUARY, 1883, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. Mty be Viewed Two Days prior, and Catalogues had. Dryden Press: J. Davy and Sons, 137, Long Acre. CONDITIONS OF SALE. 1. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arises between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute. II. No person to advance less than 1s.; above five pounds, 2s. 6d.; and so on in proportion. III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the seller. IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the pound, if required, in part payment of the purchase-money; in default of which the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. V. 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. VI. The lots to be taken away. At the buyer's expense, immediately after the conclusion of the sale: in default of which Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON, and HODGE will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the sale, the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expense, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON, and HODGE will have the option of re-selling the lots uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter. VII. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required and 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 defaulters at this sale. Gentlemen who cannot attend this Sale, may have their Commissions faithfully executed by their humble Servants. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 13. Wellington Street. Strand. CATALOGUE OF A COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN COINS, FORMED BY THE LATE REY. GUSTAV BEYEN, CURE, CREFELD. N, Gold; M, Silver; M, Brass, First, Second and Third. ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS. LOT 1 JEi 2. Julius Caesar, 4, rev. Temple, &c.; Augustus, 7, various; Agrippa, 2 13 2 M 2. Augustus, 3, rev. Consensus, rev. an Altar; Augustus and Agrippa, rev. Col. Nem.; Agrippa. Rev. Neptune, all well preserved. M. Tiberius, 4, rev. Temple, rev. S.C. rev. a soldier, rev. globe and rudder; Germanicus, rev. Vesta seated; Claudius, rev. Libertas. Tiberius, rev. Altar, /me and patinated; Drusus Sen. Tiberius, obv. bust, obv. Head of Pietas, rev. S.C.; Germanicus, 2, obv. Quadriga, rev. soldier standing above an eagle, rev. S.C. ed. fine. Caligula, rev. Vesta seated; Claudius, rev. a soldier standing, rev. Mars, &c.; and a small Medallion, rev. Modius; Nero, 5, rev. Securitas, rev. Victory, and others. Augustus, rev. Altar; Germanicus, obv. Emperor seated, rev. Temple; Agrippina sen. rev. Carpentum, doubtful; Claudius, rev. Equestrian Statue on an Arch; Nero, 2, rev. Rome seated, rev. Decursio. Galba, 2, rev. Libertas, rev. 3 standards; Vespasian, 12, rev. Temple, rev. Rome seated, rev. Concordia, rev. Aquitas, and others. Vespasian, 2, rev. Judea Capta, rev. Victoria; Tranjan, 4, rev. Mars, rev. Horsemen, rev. female seated, well preserved. JE. Vespasian, 1, double struck on the reverse of a coin of Nero; rare; Titus, 3, rev. Felicitas, rev. Victoria, rev. Fortuna, rev. Fidei Publics, rev. Virtuti, and another, well preserved. M 3. Nero, 3, rev. Altar and pontificial instruments, rev. Female seated; Vitellius, rev. Tripod; Vespasian, rev. globe, goat and sun; Domitian, 3, rev. Altar, rev. Rhinoceros, rev. a bird; Trajan, 2, rev. a pig, rev. Heads of Nerva and Trajan, well preserved. M 2. Domitian, 7, various reverses; Nerva, 4; Trajan, 5, varied, some fine. M 1. Hadrian, 3, rev. Fort Red, rev. Hilaritas, rev. Justitia; Antoninus Pius, 5, rev. Genio Senatus, rev. Temple, rev. Two Emperors seated on an estrade, rev. Italia, rev. 2 figures standing; Faustina, sen. 2, rev. Carpentum, rev. Augusta, some fine. M 3. Hadrian, 7, rev. Restitutori Hispaniae, rev. Hispaniae, seated, and 5 others, various. Antoninus Pius, 8, rev. Wolf and twins, rev. Elephant, rev. Fortuna, rev. Mars; &c., some fine 15 M 2. Aelius, rev. Pannonia; Faustina sen. 4, rev. Augusta, rev. crescent and star, rev. (Eternitas, rev. Pietas; Aurelius, 6, rev. Liberalitas, &c.; Faustina jun. 4, varied, some fine 15 15 M 1. Faustina sen. rev. Consecratio, rev. Augusta, rev. Augusta, rev. Certitas, &c.; Aurelius, 6, rev. Salus, rev. Rest Italic, rev. Primi Decennales in a garland, rev. Viet. Germ. rev. Mars, rev. Trophy 10 16 TE 1. Faustina jun. 4, rev. Matri Magna, rev. Fecunditas, rev. Venus, rev. Juno; Lucius Verus, 2, rev. 3 figures, rev. Victory; Lucilla, 3, rev. Vesta, &c. and 2 second brass of Verus, rev. Horseman and Lucilla, fine 11 17 Ml. Commodus, 4, rev. VICT. brit. rev. Liberalitas; Crispina, 2, rev. Female seated; Pertinax, 2, rev. Laetitia, rev. Roma, rare and fine 3 18 iE 1. Clodius Albinus, rev. Female standing with cornu copia, rare; Caracalla, rev. the Emperor on the prow of a vessel, and a kneeling figure; Julia Maesa, rev. Vesta; Alex. Severus, 6, rev. Jupiter, rev. Virtus Aug. and 4 others, well preserved 9 19 JE 1. Maximinus, 2, rev. Pax, rev. Soldier with 2 standards; Maximimus, rev. Pietas Aug.; Balbinus, 2, rev. Providentia, rev. Concordia; Pupienus, rev. Pax, rare and well preserved 6 20 JE 1. Gordianus, 6, various reverses; Philippus I, 4; Otacilia, 1; and Etruscilla, 1, all fine and varied 12 21 JE 1. Postumus, 2, rev. Laetitia, rev. Fides; Second brass, Julia Domna, 2; Caracalla, 2, Macrinus, rev. Biga, rare; Sev. Alexander, 2, rev. Jupiter rev. Biga; Maximinus, 2, rev. Pietas, rev. Pax; Philippus, rev. standard 12 22 JE 3. Sept. Severus; Geta; Alex. Severus; Hostilianus; Etruscus; Gallienus, 11, varied; Salonina, 3; Claudius Gothicus, 17, all well preserved 37 23 JE 3. Quintillus, 2; Aurelianus, 7; Severina, 1; Tetricus sen. 13; Tetricus jun. 3; Tacitus, 3; Florianus, 1; Tetricus jun. 3; Tacitus, 3; Florianus, 1; Maximianus Hercules, 17 30 24 JE 3. Probus, 3; Carus, 2; Carinus, 1; Numerianus, 2; Diocletianus, 5; Maximianus Hercules, 17 30 25 JE 3. Constantius Chlorus, 26; Flavia Helena, 8, scarce; Galerius Maximianus, 4; Maxentius, 5 43 26 JE 3. Constantinus Magnus, varied reverses 67 27 JE 3. Maximinus Daza, 2; Licinius sen. 6; Romulus, 1, rare and fine; Crispus, 5, all well preserved 14 28 JE 3. Constantine II, 16, varied; Constans, 24; Constanitus II, 16, all well preserved 56 29 JE 3. Magnentius, 9; Decentius, 4; Julianus, 1; Valentinianus I, 9; Valentinianus I, 9; Valentinianus I, 8; Valentinianus I; Magnus, 5; Magnus Maximus, 5; Arcadius, 8 47 31 JE 1. Anastasius I, obv. bust, rev. M. CON. in exergue; Justinus and Sophia, obv. full-length figures, rev. similar to the last; Phocas and Leontia, obv. two figures, rev. M. &c.; Mauricius Tiberius, small brass; Heraclius I; Justinianus, rev. M. KYZ. in exergue, scarce. B M 2. Leo VI, obv. bust, rev. inscription; Leo VI and Alexander, obv. the two Emperors, rev. inscription; Constantinus and Empress; Johannes Zimiscus, 2 5 33 iE 2. Portions of the As, 4; Brutus, 2; obv. Helmeted Head, rev. Victory erecting a trophy, BPETON; Nemaeus, obv. Head of Augustus and Agrippa, rev. Crocodile; Hipponium, Valentia, obv. Head of Emilia, Herenia, Papia, Posthumia, Cornelia, Pomponia. IMPERIAL DENARII. At. Julius Caesar, 3, obv. head, rev. Sepullius Macer, obv. Elephant, rev. pontificial instruments; Cr. Pompeius, obv. Head of Minerva, rev. Pompey landing holding a palm branch; M. Junius Brutus, obv. bust, rev. Ahala; Marc Anthony, obv. bust, rev. Temple. H. Augustus, 7, rev. buckler and standards, rev. Ob. Cives, &c. in a garland, rev. Causus and Lucius; Tiberius, 2, rev. Pontif. Maxim. Emperor seated. N. Tiberius, obv. bust with usual reverse of the Emperor seated, fine. At. Nero, obv. bust with usual reverse of the Emperor seated, fine. At. Nero, obv. bust with usual reverse of the Emperor seated, fine. Abundantia; Vitellius, 2, rev. Emperor seated; Vespaian, 7, rev. Judaea, Minerva, &c. At. Titus, 3, rev. a figure leaning against a rostral column, fine, rev. Elephant, rev. Altar and Garland; Domitian, 6, various reverses. At. Nerva, 2, rev. Libertas, rev. Pontificial instruments: Trajan, 13, various reverses. At. Hadrian, 11, various reverses; Sabina, 2; Marciana, 2, some fine. At. Antoninus Pius, 12, various; Aelius; Faustina sen. 6, well preserved. At. Aurelius, 12; Faustina jun. 5, varied, some fine. At. Verus, 3; Lucilla, 2; Commodus, 6; Sept. Severus, 6, Julia Domna, 6, many fine. At. Pescennius Niger, rev. Hope, doubtful; Caracalla, 4; Plautilla; Geta, 6; Macrinus, rev. Female sacrificing? rare. and fine; Elagabalus, 4, several fine 17 46 Ht. Julia Maesa, 4; Julia Maesa; Alex. Severus, 5; Maximinus, 4; Pupienus 15 47 HI. Gordianus Africanus; Gordianus Pius, 7; Philippus, 3; Otacilia, 2; Trajanus Decius, 4 17 48 Ml. Hostilianus; Treb. Gallus, 2; Volusianus, 4; Gallienus; Salonina, 2; Postumus, 9 22 49 HI. Saloninus; Aemilianus; Victorinus, 4; Elagabalus; Probus; Constans; Julianus; Gratianus; Theodosius Magnus; Honorius; Justinus 14 50 N. Leo I. obv. his bust, rev. Victory with a globe and cross? CONOB. in exergue; Zeno, obv. bust, rev. a cross between two palm branches; Tiberius Constantinus, rev. a cross, CONOB. in exergue 3 EMPERORS OF GERMANY. The approximate dates are placed between brackets. HI. Denarii, Charlemagne (800); Louis le Debonnaire (814); Louis II, 3 (845); Lothario I, 2 (843), all fine and rare. III. Denarii, Arnulf, rev. struck at Mainz (882); Otho I (936); Otho II (973); Otho III (983); Henry II (1009), rev. a hand; Conrad II (1024), struck at Mainz; Henry III (1039); Henry IY (1056), all rare and well preserved. IV. Ducat, Frederick Barbarossa (1152), obv. cross-mound, rev. Christ, MONET. FRANC. VI. Denarii, Henry Y (1106), rev. Bologna; Frederick I (1152) obolus, rev. cross; Philip (1197), obv. Emperor enthroned; Otho IY (1208), rev. a building; Frederick II (1215); Rudolph of Hapsburg, 2 (1273); Albert I (1298), rev. building. Louis IV (1308), all fine 9 55 N. Ducat, Sigismund (1400) obv. cross-mound, rev. Christ, MONET A FRANC. WB 1 56 HI. Thaler, Charles V (1519), obv. Imperial eagle, rev. 4 coats of arms (Stolberg) ; a Half Thaler and small copper coin ; Ferdinand (1558); 3 silver pieces 6 B 2 6 57 Ml. Maximilian [II (1564), Thaler; Rudolph II (1576) ; Thaler, obv. bust, rev. arms, and 3 smaller coins ; Fer¬ dinand II (1619), 2 ; and Ferdinand III (1639) 8 58 N. Ducat, Mathias (1612), obv. Emperor standing, K.B. in the field, rev. Virgin and Child in an aureole 1 59 M. Ducat, Ferdinand II, obv. bust, rev. Imperial eagle and date 1636, and J of a Ducat of Leopold I (1658) 2 60 Ml. Thaler, Leopold I (1658); 7 parts of Thalers of various dates, and a copper coin 9 61 Ml. Joseph I (1705), 2 coins; Charles VI (1711), 5 coins; Charles VII of Bavaria (1742) 8 62 Ml. Maria Theresa, Crown Thaler of 1764 ; Thaler, obv. Bust, rev. Arms 1776; 6 smaller silver coins; and 9 copper coins 17 63 Ml. Crown Thaler, Francis I, obv. Imperial eagle and arms, rev. Empress sacrificing before an altar (1765); Thaler, obv. bust, rev. crown and pine (1765); and 4 smaller coins with bust and view of Ratisbon, arms, &c.; and a copper coin 7 64 Ml. and Ml. Thaler, Joseph II, obv. Imperial eagle, rev. view of Nuremberg (1768); 2 smaller coins; a small silver coronation medal; a Thaler of Francis II, the last Roman Emperor of Germany (1800); and 24 copper coins 29 65 Ml. Thalers, Francis I, Emperor of Austria (1826); Ferdinand I (1841); John Arch-duke of Austria (1848); Francis Joseph, 1858 4 66 Ml. Francis I of Austria; Ferdinand and Francis Joseph; 23 silver and billon, and 38 copper coins 61 67 Ml. Hungary, coins of Stephen I, Andreas, Solomon, Bela, Gilza, Carl Robert, Louis, Sigismund and Mathias Corvinus, &c. A.D. 980 to 1490, many rare and well preserved. 68 Ml. Bohemia, 8cc, early coins of Ottocar, Wenceslas, Wenzel, Vladislas, John of Luneburgh, &c., many curious and rare. 69 HI. Thaler, Paris, Archbishop of Salzburg, obv. Arms, rev. Sanctus Rudbertus (1623); Francis Joseph (1862), 4 coins; 2 small gold coins of Jos. Ernest (1704) and Max Gand (1681), Archbishop of Saltzburg; and 5 copper coins. FRANCE. 70 JR. Denarii, Carlus, 2 (840); Lothaire (945); Heribert (1036); Henri I (1031); Philip Augustus (1180); Alfonso of Poictou (1241); Philip IV (1285); Louis X. (1314) ; Charles IV (1322); Philip V (1328); John, (1350) 15 71 JR. Groats and half groats. Charles V (1364) ; Charles VII (1422); Philip IV (1285) ; Louis XI (1461), well preserved 5 72 N. Escu, Charles VIII (1483), obv. arms, rev. cross, x. P. s. VINCIT. REGNAT. IMPERAT. 1 73 N. Escu, Louis XII (1498), obv. arms, rev. cross, x. P. s. VINCIT. REGNAT. IMPERAT. 74 N. Escu, Francis I (1515), obv. arms, rev. cross, Inscription as preceding 1 75 N. Escu, Charles IX (1560), obv. arms, rev. cross, and legend as preceding 1 76 JR. Half Escu, Henri II (1547), rev. X. P. s. VINCIT. &c.; Henri III (1574), rev. SIT. nomen. &c.; Louis XIV, obv. bust, rev. SIT. NOMEN. &c.; 3 small silver pieces, and 8 copper coins 14 77 JR. Crown Thalers, 2; Louis XIV, 2 (1652 and 1680); Half-crown (1701) 3 78 JR. Louis XV and XVI, 2 crowns, half-crown, and 2 francs 5 79 M. Louis XV and XVI, 37; French Republic, 36, many scarce 73 80 JR. Five franc pieces of the Republic, 3 AN. 9, “Union and Force,” obv. Gaule SUBALPINE, rev. Eridania, an. 10; Half and Quarter Francs, Bonaparte as First Consul 5 R. Five franc pieces, Joseph Napoleon King of Spain (1810); Louis Napoleon King of Italy (1812); Louis Philippe (1834); and a medal struck by Charles X in 1825 on the visit of the Prince of Salerno and the Duchesse de Berry to the Mint 5 Ml. Pieces of 2 Franc, 1 Franc and 5 Sols of Napoleon King of Italy (1813); Jerome Napoleon King of Westphalia, 3 pieces (1810, 1812, 1813), and 12 copper coins 18 Ml. Two 5-Franc pieces of the French Republic (1848 and 1851); a 2-Franc piece, 2 Francs, the half and two quarters, and 24 copper coins 32 ENGLAND. 84 Ml. Seattae, 3, Eanred and Ethelred; Pennies of Eadmund, Ethelred, William I, Henry II and III; Richard I and Edward I, II, III; Great and Half Great Edward IV 19 85 AT. Henry VIII, Angel, usual type 1 86 Ml. Mary, Half Great, fine and scarce; Elizabeth, Sixpence; James I, Shilling and Sixpence; Charles I, Shilling; James II, Great, and gun money Shilling; Half-crowns of William and Mary and Anne 9 87 Ml. Dollars of George I, obv. Arms of England, 1722, rev. a horse; and George II, obv. Arms of England, rev. St. Andrew, Brunswick and Luneburgh; George I, Shilling; George II, Shilling, rev. Brunswick Penny, and 3 copper coins 8 88 Ml. George III, Shilling and 2 Sixpences; George IV, 2 Shillings; William IV, Sixpence; Victoria, 3 Florins. Shilling, Sixpence and 5 Maundy pieces, and 19 copper coins 35 89 Ml. Scotland, Alexander III, Penny; Robert II, Half Great; James V, Half Groat; James VI 5 SPAIN. 90 N and Ml. Philip I (1504); Ducat, obv. King and Queen, rev. arms; silver coins of Ferdinand and Isabella (1474); Carolus and Johanna (1516); Charles I; and 2 of Philip II (1563) 6 91 Ml. Dollars, 5, Philip II (1557); Philip IV, 4, various dates 5 92 JR. Dollars, 4, Philip IV, various dates; and 7 smaller pieces 11 93 JR. Dollars, 3, Charles II (1665); 6 copper coins, and 3 early Moorish copper coins 12 94 A7. Double Ducat, Philip IV, obv. bust, 1637, rev. arms, fine 1 95 A7\ Double Ducat, Philip IV, date 1639, fine 1 96 N. Double Ducat, Philip IV, date 1647, fine 1 97 Ml. Dollar of Charles IV, and 3 smaller pieces; Philip V; Ferdinand VI; Charles III; and another, obv. arms rev. “Espana 1870”; and 7 copper Coins 15 98 Ml. Portugal. Maria II Medio Duro; small Coins of Johannes I and II; and 8 copper Coins 11 DENMARK AND SWEDEN. 99 Ml. Denarii. Waldemar II (1202); Christophorus I (1252); Magnus, very fine; Erich (1412); Christophorus of Bayern; Johannes III, 2 (1481); Christian I, 2 (1448), many rare and fine 9 100 Ml. Christian II (1513), obv. King standing rev. arms; Frederick I, struck at Copenhagen; Christian III (1533); Frederick II (1559); Christian IV (1588) in Skilling Danske (1604); Christian IV “a Marck” (1615), rare and well preserved 7 101 Ml. Frederick III (1648), ii Skillings; Christian V, 3, (1670); Frederick IV (1699), Three pieces, 4 Marcs; 12 Skillings and 8 Skillings, and Christian VI (1730) 8 102 Ml. Frederick V (1746) piece of 24 Skillings, obv. Cipher, rev. a ship, 1764; Christian VII (1766) “1 RIGSDALER SPECIES 1795”; Christian VIII (1842) ; Frederick VII, 2 pieces of 16 Skillings; Christian IX; and 27 copper Coins 33 103 Ml. Sweden. Carolus Cnusden; Gustavus Wasa, obv. three-quarter bust, rev. arms, “BEATUS QUI TIMET DOMINUM 1573”; Charles IX, a Mark 1608, obv. three-quarter bust; Christina (1632) a piece of 2 Marks; Carolus Gustavus, obv. bust, rev. 3 crowns, 1660, 2-Mark piece; Gustavus III, obv. bust, rev. 3 crowns, one-third Rix-daler; Charles XI (1681), Oscar 7,3; Carolus XIV, all fine and rare 9 104 Copper Coins. John III; Gustavus Adolphus; Oscar I and II; Carolus XIII and XIV; and others of Sweden 32 105 Deniers. Casimir (1333), obv. An eagle, CASIMIRUS. R. POLONIES, rev. A crown, struck  all well preserved. 106.dFt. Mark of Henricus III of Valois, obv. bust, 1581, rev. SIT. nomen. &c.; Stephan (1576), Obolus, obv. Eagle, rev. Crown and 2 Crosses; Sigismund III (1583), piece of 6 Gross, obv. bust, rev. arms; Sigismund III, 2 pieces; John Casimir, 3 Florins, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1702; Frederick Augustus, Three JL Thalers, 1703; Augustus III, 2, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1754; and 2 copper Coins — Frederic Augustus, 3 Florins; Stanislaus Augustus, 2 Florins; (Stanislaus II; Count Poniatowski resigned the Regal Dignity in 1795, when his kingdom was divided between Russia, Austria and Prussia); Alexander Polski, 2 Florins, 1818-19, and 6 copper Coins. RUSSIA. Rouble of Anne, Duchess of Courland, daughter of the Czar Ivan, obv. bust of the Empress, rev. Imperial Eagle, 1737; Rouble. Of Peter III, obv. bust, rev. Eagle, 1762; Copper of Peter the Great; Catherine I; Anne and Elizabeth; rare gold. 109 N. Catherine II, Consort of Peter III, Gold Rouble, 1779. Silver Rouble, Quarter Rouble and 4 copper; Paul I 4 copper Coins. 110 M. Alexander I, Rouble, 1812, 2 pieces of 20 Kopecs. Nicholas I, 3 pieces of 30, 10 and 5 Kopecs; Alexander II, POLTENA, 1859, and 28 copper Coins. 11 PRUSSIA AND BRANDENBURG. III, Otho II (1206), Bracteate; Otho and Albert, Denarius; Otho IV (1282); Waldemar (1329); Louis I (1352); Otho V (1365); Diedrick III Bishop of Brandenburg (1851); Sigismund (1378), scarce 9 III, Frederick II (1440); John (called the Cicero of Germany 1498); Joachim and Albert (1535); Joachim II; Albert (1544); Johannes; Michael, Conrad and Frederick, scarce 10 III, Thalers, 2. George and Albert, Margraves of Brandenburg, obv. their busts and dates 1543-1544; George William Duke of Prussia, piece of 6 gros (1619); Joachim Ernest, Margrave (1622) “III,”; Christian; small piece of an Elector, rev. “Ein mater mind 1634”; and 4 small copper Coins 10 III, Rix-thaler of Frederick William “The Great Elector,” obv. bust, 1671; another -L Thaler; John Frederick, obv. bust, 1679; Frederick III, Three pieces of Thaler (1688) a Thaler of 1693. PRUSSIA. 115 £ Quarter Ducat of Frederick William, and a Sterbe Thaler of Frederick II with 1786 on the reverse, below the eagle, very rare. 116 M. Frederick II, a Rix-thaler, 3 Half and 1 Quarter Thaler, a piece of 12 Marien Groschen; and 38 small copper Coins of the same King. 117 HI. Frederick William II, obv. bust, rev. arms crowned and supporters, “XXI Eine Feine Mark, 1794,” and a smaller silver Coin and 2 copper; Frederick William III, 6 copper Coins; Frederick William IV, Silver Gulden, Three Gulden. 118 HI. William I, Kroenung’s Thaler, obv. busts of William and his Queen Augusta, rev. SWM. CYIGVE. 1861; William I “ Sieges Thaler, 1871,” and 5 copper Coins. 119 HI. Alexander of Brandenburg, Schwabach Thaler (1774); Frederick Christian, Duke of Prussia, Baireuth “60 Fein Thaler, 1765”; and 7 other pieces 9 SAXONY. 120 Ht. Bracteates, 5. Heinrich (1195), obv. OLIHO. NaouA. DYX. HEINRICYS., a triumphal Arch beneath which is a lion, very curious and rare; Bernhard I; Bernhard II; Albrecht I; Wenzel; Mark of Frederick I (1423); Frederick II (1428); Mark of Ernest and Albert (1464); Frederick III (1486), many rare 9 121 HI. Electors. Thalers of John Frederick and Maurice, (1544), their busts; Augustus obv. bust, rev. arms (1578); Christian II (1587); Christian John, George and Augustus, obv. 3 busts (1596) 6 122 HI. Electors. Thaler of John George I (1637) and 2 smaller pieces; John George II (1666), Third of Thaler and a small piece; Frederick Augustus I, King of Poland, -§- of Thaler; of Thaler 7 123 HI. Electors. Frederick Augustus II (1764), 3 parts of Thaler; Xavier (1762), 2 portions of the Mark; Thaler of Christian Frederick, King of Poland (1763); another portion of Thaler, and 6 Pfennings 12 124 HI. Electors. Thaler of Frederick Augustus III, afterwards King of Saxony in 1806; 6 other silver Coins of the same, and 18 copper Coins 25 125 HI. Groats of Frederick (1304) Margrave of Thuringia; Balthasar of Thuringia; William I and III, 2; Frederick and Wilhelm; Ernest, Wilhelm and Albert (1428); John Frederick (1532); Frecleripk Geo. John; Johannes Wilhelm (1570); and 2 copper Coins 11 126 HI. Thaler of John Casimir and John Ernest, Dukes of Saxony, obv. their busts (1580); Groat of John Ernest and brother, 1624 (Sax Weimar); Wilhelm, 3, Groat (Gotha), obv. arms, on one side TUNC 1547, on the other NUNC 1648, and underneath 1650, rev. Hands joined, and a Half-Groat of 1660; John Ernest, a small Medal, obv. PlETAS, a Soldier and Victory before an Altar, rev. Inscription, buried 1683 (Sterbe muntze) At. Frederick Wilhelm (Sterbe muntze), obiit 1669, obiit 1669, obiit 1694; Albert III of Saxe Gotha, 2 Sterbe muntzen, obiit 1732; Frederick III of Saxe Gotha, 2 Sterbe muntzen, obiit 1732; Frederick III of Saxe Gotha, 4, 1755 (Gotha); and another 9 Six silver and 37 billon and copper Coins of Saxe Coburg Gotha, Meiningen Weimar, Saalfeld, Berenburg, &c. 43 BRUNS WICK— LUNEBURG. At. Erich II (1550); Wolfgang and Philip (1569); 4 small silver Coins of Luneburg, 17th century; George Ludwig, 1701, 1 of Thaler, 6 Groschen Piece; Ludwig Rudolph, 1734, the same; Charles VI, the same, 1767 10 At. Thalers of Heinrich Julius, 2, 1590, obiit a Wild Man with a dog, rev. a Battle, surrounded by 12 shields of arms; the same, obv. Legend and Recte. FACIENDO. NEMINEM. TIMEAS. 1597, rev. Crucifixion surrounded by 12 shields; Friedrich Ulrich, 2, obv. a Wild Man, rev. arms, 1618 and 1622. At. Thalers. Christian, obv. St. Andrew, rev. arms, 1623; Christian Lewis, obv. Horse, rev. arms, 1657; Ernest Augustus, 2, obv. Portrait, rev. Horse, 1693, f Thaler, obv. a Wild Man, rev. ‘‘1696. xxiiij Marien Groschen; ” Rudolph Aug. and Ant. Ulrich, obv. Horse, rev. arms, 1699, | Thaler. At. Two-third Thalers, Rudolph, Aug. and Anton Ulrich, obv. Horse, rev. arms, 1692; Anton Ulrich, obv. Horse, rev. arms, 1692; Carolus, 2, obv. bust, rev. Horse, 1764, and Thaler. Georg III, obv. St. Andrew, rev. arms, 1804 6 133 Billon and copper Coins of 18th and 19th Century of Brunswick, Luneburg and Hanover, of Charles, George II, III, IV, Frederick William, &c. 52 BAVARIA. At. Twenty-four silver of Heinrich IV (996); Heinrich I (1253); Albert IV; Wilhelm and Ludwig (1525); Max Emanuel (1617); Carl Albrecht (1727); Max Joseph W-fi (1764); Max Theodor, 2 (1765), &c.; and 14 copper 38 At. Thalers. Max. Emanuel, obv. bust, rev. Virgin and Child, 1694; Max. Joseph I, obv. bust, rev. Virgin and Child, 1755; Carl Theodor, obv. bust, rev. Virgin and Child, 1786; Max. Joseph II, King of Bavaria, obv. bust, rev. crown, sword and sceptre, 1813 At. Thalers. Max. Joseph II, King of Bavaria, obv. bust, rev. Charta Magna Bayaria, 1818; the same, a Thaler, 1804; Louis I, obv. bust, rev. crown in wreath, 1827; the same, Thaler, obv. bust, rev. Virgin and Child, 1827; the same, Half Gulden, 1845 At Thalers, Louis I, King of Bavaria, obv. bust, rev. busts of the Crown Prince and Princess, 1842; Maximilian II, King of Bavaria, rev. Virgin and Child, 1855. At Chur Pfalz, Rudolph I and II, 3 (1312); Ludwig III (1685); Ludwig IV, 2; Friedrich I; Otho and Philip, Counts Palatine of the Rhine, 2, 1517 and 1518; Friedrich IV, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1608; Philip Wilhelm, 1675; Johann Wilhelm, 1682, 5 pieces; Albus; Carl Philip, 3, 1727; Carl Theodor, 3, 1777; and 3 others, an interesting lot. At Rupert III, obv. Rupert, DV, comes. PAL. arms, rev. St. Johan the Baptist. At Wurtemberg, Everhard Louis, 1729; Charles Eugene, 1758; and 16 small pieces. At William I, King of Wurtemberg, Thaler, obv. bust, rev. . Goddess with cornucopia and caduceus, Neptune seated, 1855; 2 parts of the Thaler, rev. the City personified, and Boys with cornucopia and fasces, 1841; At. Baden. Frederick, Denarius, 1750; Carl Freidrich, 12-Kreutzer piece, 1747, and 2 small pieces; Thaler of Carl Freidrich, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1766; Ludwig, 2 pieces, 10 and 6 Kreutzers; Leopold, 3-Kreutzer piece, 1834; Leopold, 2 Half-Guldens, 1842 and 1838; and 33 copper Coins 43. H. Nassau. Heinrich, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1685; Johann Mauritz, obv. arms, rev. a cross, 1672; and 33 copper Coins. H. Hessen. Mauritz (1623); Albus (1704); Ernest Louis (1728), 4 Kreutzer pieces; Louis VIII (1760), of a Thaler, and 4 smaller pieces; and 42 copper Coins. M. Hessen. Wilhelm IX, Th. Alger, 1789, and Half Thaler; Wilhelm I, Archduke, Half Thaler, 1819, and Thaler, 1828; Ludwig II, Half Gulden, 1833. Mecklenburg: John Albert (1552); Christian Ludwig (1618); Adolph Freidrich IV, 1764; Paul Freidrich IV, 1764; Thaler of Friedrich Franz Archduke, 1867; 1 Schilling, 1763; and 50 copper Coins 60 146 HI. Oldenburg, 6-Grote piece, 1816, and 5 copper Pieces; Heinrich XII, 3-Grote piece, and 5 copper Coins, 1816 to 1848; SCHWAREN, 6 copper Pieces; HI and JEi. Oldenburg, 6-Grote, 3-Grote, and 5 copper Coins; SCHWAREN, 6 copper Coins; REUSS, Heinrich XII, 1 Thaler (1763), and 4 copper Pieces; Hennrich, 1763; and another small Piece; Philip Reinhard, obv. arms, rev. “Albus, 1693;” Furstenburg, A- Thaler, 1772, and 1 copper Piece; Hohen Lohe, Ludwig Gustav, A Thaler, 1691, the same, 1768; and Ludwig F. Carl, Count of Gleichen, 1804 (Sterbe muntze); Isenburg, 1 copper, obv. E.O.T.Y. rev, Stork; WITTGENSTEIN, rev. View of a town, 1766; Montferat, Ernst, 1747 67 147 HI. Stolberg. Friedrich and Carl, LXXX fine mark, 1763, and 4 others; Schleswig Holstein, Augustus Frederick, obv. bust, rev. Reicks Thaler, 1678; Christian VII, 1787, and 4 copper; Lunenberg, Iodocus “Moneta Nova Arg.” a Groat, and 17 copper Coins of Joseph (1786), and Leopold II (1790) 29 148 N. IVLICH. Wilhelm, obv. arms, WILHELM, dvx. IYLIAE. MO. rev. a Bishop, MON. AVREA. MUL. (1503), XVI Cent, rare 1 149 N. The same. Rupert, obv. Robertvs, &c. a Bishop, rev. MONE. NOV. AVREA. IVLIACH. XVI Cent, rare 1 16 150 AR. The same. Duke Adolph, obv. bust, rev. arms; Johannes; Gerhard, obv. GERARDYS. DVX. IYL. rev. 4 shields of arms; Wilhelm, obv. Wilhelmus dux Iuliach, rev. MONETA. NOVA. DVRENSIS; Wilhelm VIII, 2, obv. Bishop and arms, 1503; and 6 small pieces, curious and rare, XVI Cent. 13 AR and AE. The same, obv. arms, MO. FOSS. PRIN. JVL. 1611, rev. JYSTITIA. THRONYM. FIR. ; another with date 1639, ALBYS ; and 58 others of Philip Wilhelm, John Wilhelm, and Carl Theodor, of the 11th and 18th centuries 60 152 JR. Billon and copper. The same, Carl Theodor; Berg and CLEVES, various 64 BURGUNDY, FLANDERS, BRABANT, BELGIUM. 153 AR. Groats. Jordanus Dux Burgundiae et Comes Flandriae, obv. 2 shields, rev. a cross with crown and lis in the angles; Louis Count of Flanders; Johannes (1404); Carolus, 2, Charles the Bold (1467); Louis XI (1479) 6 154 N. Philip, the Duke and coat of arms, obv. INTERCEDE. PRO NOBIS, rev. a cross; and a Rose Noble of Ghent obv. the Duke standing in a ship, MON. AYREA. METRO-POL. GAND. FLANDR. rev. CL'OSS, NISI. DN. &C. 2 155 AR. Crown Thaler of Albert and Elisabeth of Burgundy and Flanders, and five divisions of the Brabant Thaler of the same reign; and a copper coin with date 1614 156 AR. Four Crown Thalers of the Belgian Confederacy, obv. an armed figure on horseback, arms below, rev. arms and supporters (1666); a 3-Guilder piece, obv. female holding a cap of Liberty, (1792), rev. arms; obv. a soldier, rev. arms (1775); and another (1663) 157 AR. Belgian Confederacy, a Crown Thaler of 1576; a-Guilder piece (1734); 8-Stiver piece (1766); 6-Guilder (1802); and a gold Ducat (1778) 158 JR. Leopold I, Franc. 20 Cents; Leopold II, a Franc and Half Franc; 10 and 5 Cent pieces; and 17 copper coins of Maria Theresa and Belgian money 23 17 159 HI. Three small coins of Louvain and Brussels; Crown Thalier of Ferdinand Bishop of Leodie; Dix Bvllo-niensis (1613); Friesland, 2 pieces of 14 Stivers (1601); piece of 6 Stivers (1705); and 37 copper coins 34 160 Billon and copper coins of Iceland, Oberyssel, Groeningen, Geldern and Holland 78 161 N. Three Ducats of Johannes of Bavaria, obv. arms, rev. St. John the Baptist; Frederick Bishop of Utrecht, with the same reverse; and another with St. Martin 3 162 N. Rose Noble of Utrecht, obv. a king in a ship, mone. NO. ORDIN. TRAJECTE. rev. a cross, CONCORDIA, &c. 163 HI. Holland, 3 small pieces (1733, 1752, 1764); a piece of 6 Stivers, obv. arms, rev. a ship (1735); William II and III, 9 pieces; Daventrke; Zwoll (1685); Dampen, 2; and 2 others 19 COLOGNE. 164 M. Denarii, Archbishops, Pilgrim (1021); Hermann II (1036), rev. SANCTA COL. a temple of 5 columns, obv. Anno Archie, the bishop’s full face, rev. COLONIA URBS. (1057); Hisifolf (1076), obv. Bishop, rev. a temple; Bruno (1131), obv. bishop, rev. temple; Reinald, obv. figure, rev. a cross (1159); Philip I (1167); Adolph I, 2, (1193), obv. Bishop, rev. temple, all rare and well preserved 9 165 HI. Denarii, Engelbert I (1216), obv. Bishop, Revel. temple; Heinrich I (1225), similar; Conrad (1238), similar; Engelbert II (1254), obv. and rev. as before; Siegfried (1275); Heinrich II, 2 (1304), all rare V 166 HI. Groats, Walram (1332), obv. bust, rev. cross, XP. VINCIT. &c.; Wilhelm, obv. full length figure with mitre, ARCHIEP. COLONIAE; Freidrich III (1370), obv. bishop enthroned, rev. arms; Diedrich II, 2 (1463), similar; Hermann IV, rev. SIT NOMEN, &c. MCCCCLXXXII, all well preserved. 167 N. Friedrich II (1370), obv. bishop enthroned, Fri- DERICUS. ARCIEPS. COLON, rev. shield of arms and legend. 18 168 N. Philip II (1501), obv. bishop enthroned, rev. arms. 169 HI. Chur. Coln. Denarii of Philip II (1501); Herman V (1552); Groat of Gebhard, Elector of Cologne (1583); Denarii, Rudolph II (1587); Ernest, Elector (1612); Ferdinand (1612); Ferdinand (1633); Groat and Ernest (1612); Ferdinand (1633). 170 HI. Two Thalers, Ferdinand, Archbishop and Prince Elector (1641), and Max Heinrich (1666), obv. busts, rev. arms; Frederick II, Rex. rev. threekings; piece of 8, and 2 others, and 7 copper coins. 171 M. Two-third Thaler, 2; Joseph Clemens, obv. bust, rev. arms (1694); Denarii, Max Heinrich, 10; Leopold, 2; Jos. Clemens, 12 63 172 HI. Clemens Augustus (1733-50); 5 Denarii and 20 small copper; Max Frederick (1761-84); 14 silver and 11 copper coins; and 4 silver thick pieces, obv. arms, rev. a chalice, SIGNYM senatori (1730); 54 173 HI. Mayence, Gerhard (1288), Bishop holding a cross and key; Adolph, obv. Bishop enthroned, arms in a trefoil, MONE. NOVA. MAGYN; and 2 copper coins; Albert, obv. ALBERT'S. AROHIEP. MAG. rev. Saint Mauritius; George Frederick (1626); Damian Hartard (1675); Anselm Francis, obv. bust, rev. arms, 1690; John Frederick Carl, 4 copper (1761); Emmerick Joseph, 2 (1771), obv. bust, rev. arms; Frederick Carl Joseph, 3 copper; and 20 very small. Silver pieces 35 174 N. Ducat of Conrad, obv. The Archbishop, rev. arms, MONETA. NOYA. AYREA. BIN. 10th century 1 175 N. Ducat of Johannes, obv. Archbishop enthroned, rev. MONETA. OPIDI. PINGENSIS, 16th century 176 N. Double Ducat of Anselm Casimir, Archbishop of Mainz, rev. arms, 1646 177 HI. Treves. Boemundus II (1354), obv. bust, rev. ARCHIEP. TREYEN. Cross Keys, Baldwin (1304), obv. bust, rev. arms, MONETA. TREVIR; Cuno (1362), obv. Bishop en throned, rev. arms; Richard (1511) 5, rev. SOLI. DEO. GLORIA; Philip Christian; Lotharius; Johannes Hugo, 2 (1631) 12 179 HI. Carl Caspar, 3 (1670); John Philip, 2, 1760, of a Mark and 1 copper; CHYR. TRIER. Ill Petermenger (1693), 5; Franz George, 1729, 2 13 179 HI. Munster. Ludolph, 2, obv. Bishop, rev. a Monastery; copper coin, “ST. PAVLVS. PATRI. MONAS.”; Ferdinand 1646; Christian Bernhard (1652) and 1 copper; Fred�. Ephiscopius (Sterbe Thaler) NATVS. 1644, electvs. EPISCOPUS. PRINCEPS. MONAST. 1688, DENATVS. 1706; the same, XXIII. MARIAN. GROSCHEN. 1694, and 2 copper coins 10 180 JR. John IV. (1531), Franz Arnold, 1718, 2 pieces of 6 Groschen and 5 copper; Clemens Augustus, 1748, 1 silver and 16 copper; Max Frederick (1764), 3; PADER-BORN, Clemens Avg. (1754), 2; Wilhelm Anton. (1765), 2; Ernest Augustus (1688) obv. Horse, rev. Piece of 6 gros, &c. 35 181 JR. Hildesheim. “stadt gelt,” Frederick William IV. T'¥ Thaler and 2 others, and 3 copper; OSNABRUCK, Ernest Augustus | Thaler, obv. arms, rev. horse, 1690; Frederick William Thaler, obv. Bishop seated on clouds, S. LIBORIUS, rev. arms, 1786; Ernest Augustus, Thaler, obv. Saint Andrew, rev. arms, 1692; Adolph, obv. arms, rev. arms, 1726; Constantine, 1724; Corbe (1652); and 5 copper 18 182 HI. WURTZBURG. Denarii, Bruno (1033); Otho I. of Lobdenburg (1202), 3 pieces; Hermann I (1224); Mangold of Nuremberg (1287), 3 pieces; Andreas (1303), Gottfried III. of Hohenlohe, 2 pieces; Gerard of Schwartzburg (1372); and 3 others of Wurtzburg, Gottfried IV (1443) obv. arms, rev. St. Kilian; Johannes III (1455), 6 25 183 HI. The same. Rudolph (1466); Conrad III (1529), 6 pieces; Conrad IV (1540), 7 183 HI. The same. Rudolph (1466); Conrad III (1540), 7 183 HI. pieces; Melchior (1555), 2 pieces, and 8 copper; Phil. Adolph (1623), 27 pieces 52 184 Ht. The same. Francis (1636), 60 arms, rev. St. Kilian; John Philip (1670), 12 pieces; John Hartman (1673), 2 pieces; Peter Philip (1675), 12 pieces; Conrad Wilhelm (1683), 8 pieces; John Gottfried (1691), 7 pieces 42 185 At. The same. John Philip (Sterbe Minzen) NATUS, 1673, ELECTUS. 1719, DENATUS. 1724; and 18 other pieces; Christopher Francis, 11 pieces; Anselm Francis (1746); 29 pieces 60 186 At. Carl Philip (1749) 18 Denarii and 18 copper; Adam Frederick, 8 silver and 20 copper, etc.; and fine Mark of George Charles (1795) 65 187 AT Bamberg. Groats, Ferdinand II (1625); John George (1628); Marquard Sebastian (1635); Lothario Francis (1698), two Pieces; Adolph Frederick (1761), obv. bust, rev. Virgin and Child; of a Mark, two pieces; Francis Louis (1794), four pieces; George Carl (1795), four pieces; Christopher Francis, Mark (1800), 13 At. Papal. Clement IX (1667); Innocent XIII (1721); Pius VI (1775); Gregory XVI (1835); Pius IX (1862); 2-lire Piece; three 1-lire Pieces; and a 10-soldi Piece; and 16 copper Coins, various Popes At. Italy. Philibert of Savoy (1497), obv. bust, rev. arms and shield; Carl Felix of Sardinia (1827); Carl Albert of Sardinia; 5-lire Piece and three copper 6 As and At. Sicily. Ferdinand IV, obv. bust, rev. “Un grano cavaili, 1790.” Naples. Francis I and Ferdinand II; REGNO D’Italia, Victor Emanuel, 1863; 2 silver pieces and 25 copper pieces; PARMA, 2 silver Half-Francs; Lucca, Felix and Elizabeth, a 5-Franc Piece (1807); Venedig, At. Augustinus Bardagio (1485), obv. Christ enthroned, rev. his name and 2 figures; Mai-LAND, Johannes, IIAIBA, DUX. MED. a serpent 36 191 AD and At. Switzerland. Twenty-six copper of Aargan; Bern, 3; St. Gall, 2; Genf; Geneva; Neuchatel, 2; Vana, 2. At. Genf, 5-Franc Piece (1723); Zurich, “Moneta Figurinura,” 3; Neuchatel, 2; Zug. Wolfgang; Helvetia, three Pieces 40 192 At and N. Aachen, Tournois Groats, 3, 1411-19; Rudolph II, 2 pieces (1676); Josephus I (1670); VI-Mark and Ill-Mark pieces; Francis I (1754), 3 pieces Francis III (1753), 4; 3 silver pieces of “PRIMA REGNI CURIA,” &c. 1708, “LOCVS. CORONATVS. C2ESAR.” 1752; “CIVITAS.” AUGENS, &c. 2; and 15 copper Coins; Bonona; Bremen, 8 41 193 M Bremen; 2, 12-Grote pieces, 1845 and 1840; Thaler of 1865; Lubeck, 3, Moneta Lubicens, &c.; Thaler of Maximilian, 1578; a Schilling; 16-Schilling piece, 1732; and a 32-Schilling piece of 1797 10 194 HI and AC Coblenz, Carl Caspar; Coesfeld, 4 copper; Dorsten, Max Heinrich; Dortmund, 5 of 11th and 18th century; Elberfeld, 9 copper; ElNBECH, 1; Eisenach, Carolus; Embden, 1688, §-Thaler; Essen, 2 pieces; Lubeck, 1; and Geldern, 1759, 6 pieces; Gosslar, 2 pieces, 1748; Gottingen, 1538 35 195 HI. Frankfurt. Double Thaler of 1841 with a view of the City; 1 Gulden of 1840, rev. Eagle; 6 and 3-Kreutzer pieces; a Gedenk Thaler of 1863 with a view of the Stadt. Thaus; a silver piece “ZUR DRITTEN SACULAR FEIER DES RELIGIONS,” etc 1555-1855; a Gedenk Thaler of 1862, and 22 copper Coins 29 196 HI. Halberstadt, rev. St. Stephan Protomar, 1622; HAMBURG, 5 Schillings of Charles VI, 1726 and 7; and 18 smaller pieces of various dates; Hameln, a silver piece of 1623; Luneburg, Denarius, “0 CRUX GLORIOSA”; Magdeburg, 1; Mannheim 1; Metz, 2; Neuss, 1 31 197 HI and AC Nordheim, Piece of 6-Marien Goschen 1670, obv. Gateway with a lion, and a smaller Coin; NUREMBERG, a small gold Coin, obv. “MON. REIP. NORIMB. 1700 ” rev. the Lamb; 3 silver Coins of 1634-1700-1759-1772; OCTINGEN Albert Ernest, 1677; QUEDLENBURG, Dorotheus 1622; RAVENSBERG; 2, and 1 copper; STRASBURG, “MONETA. AR GENTINENSIS.” 198 HI and JE. Thorn, obv. “MARGA. D. BREDROD. Ab. Fun. Thorn, ULM. WERDEN, WISMAR, STRAUSUND, SEDAN, WIED, &c. 7 silver and 36 copper Coins 43 VARIOUS. 