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It doesn’t need to be expensive to be interesting 13 Athens. 150/49 B.C. AR tetradrachm. 16.61 gm. 29 mm. New Style coinage. elcome to Davissons Ltd’s sixth E-Auction. In this sale we are pleased to offer Ammonios, Kallias, and Themisto magistrates. Helmeted head of Athena Wa wide selection of uncommon and attractive coins, estimated reasonably. right / Owl standing on an amphora, head facing forward; two torches Enlargements of all photos are available to view and bids can be placed online at to right; A - ΘE above, ΑΜΜ / ΩΝΙ / ΟΣ | ΚΑΛ / ΛΙΑΣ | ΘΕΜ / ΙΣΤΟ www.davcoin.com. And as always, we are available to discuss lots or place bids, via (magistrates names) in fields; Z on amphora, ME below. Thompson 588a. email, phone, or fax. Thank you for your interest! Near Very Fine; mild porosity; light toning. Well centered. $150 Allan, Marnie & Lief Davisson 7-25-14 14 CORINTHIA. Corinth. Fifth period, 345-307 B.C. AR stater. 8.59 gm. Email: [email protected] • Phone: (320) 685-3835 • FAX: (320) 685-8636 22 mm. Pegasus flying left, koppa below / Head of Athena left wearing ______Corinthian helmet with wreath; A - P; to right, eagle standing left with head reverted. Calciati 426. Very Fine; good style; attractive rich old tone; not fully 1 BYZANTINE EMPIRE. Anastasius I. 491-518. AV tremissis. 1.43 gm. 16 struck on high points; well centered with the eagle symbol clear. Interesting mm. Constantinople mint. His diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / die anamoly (?) on Pegasus. $250 Victory advancing right, head left, holding wreath and globus cruciger; star 15 Corinth. Circa 350-300 B.C. AR drachm. 2.29 gm. 14 mm. Pegasus right, to right; CONOB in exergue. SB 8. Near Very Fine; scratched on obverse in koppa below / Head of Aphrodite right, wearing sakkos. SNG Cop 131. Very front of portrait, overall well centered. $150 Fine; good style, attractively toned; obverse struck off center, reverse well 2 Basil I the Macedonian, with Constantine. 867-886. AV solidus. 4.34 gm. 20 centered. $100 mm. Constantinople mint. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, raising hand in benediction and holding book of Gospels / Facing busts of Basil on left and Constantine on right, holding patriarchal cross between. SB 1704. Near Very Fine; a bit of verdigris on Constantine. $300 3 CELTIC BRITAIN. Southern Region. Atrebates. First Century B.C. AV 16 quarter stater. 1.36 gm. 13 mm. Wreath design with hidden face (cf ABC, p 48 for demonstration) / Horse leaping right, sun above, cogwheel image below. 16 SELEUKID KINGS OF SYRIA. Antiochos II Theos. 261-246 B.C. Æ VA 228. ABC 509 (Bognor Cartwheel). S. —. Good Very Fine. $600 18 mm. 3.7 gm. Sardes mint. Laureate head of Apollo right / Tripod; anchor 4 BRITISH HAMMERED. James I. 1603-1625. AV Britain crown. 2.45 gm. to right below; Σ to left, ΔΙ to right. Houghton-Lorber 522.2. Very Fine; rich 21 mm. Second Coinage. Tower i.m. (1612-1613). His third bust right / Arms. dark green patina. $75 S. 2625. N 2091. Very Fine; sharp strike. $750 17 INDO-SCYTHIAN. Apracharajas of Bajaur. Vijayamitra. Circa 12 B.C.- 5 AUSTRIA. Franz Josef I, Emperor. 1848-1916. AV dukaten, proof restrike. A.D. 15. Billon tetradrachm. 9.8 gm. 23 mm. Posthumous in the name of 13.9 gm. 39 mm. .4226 AGW. 1915. His laureate bust right, in military attire / Azes. The king mounted on a horse right, kharosthi Va before / Pallas Athena Crowned double-headed eagle facing, wings spread. KM 2276. FDC. standing right holding spear and shield; nandipada to left, monogram to right. $700 Senior 175.205T. HGC 12, 716. Good Very Fine; unusual variety. $100 6 CELTIC GAUL. Quinarius coinage of Gaul. Allobroges horseman series. 18 ROMAN REPUBLICAN. C. Porcius Cato. 123 B.C. AR denarius. 3.70 2nd-1st Century B.C. AR quinarius. 2.23 gm. Imitative of Roman Republican gm. 19 mm. Rome mint. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind / Victory issues. Helmeted head of Roma right; BRI in front / Horseman galloping driving galloping biga right, holding reins and whip; C CATO below horses, right; [C]O[MA]. Cf. BMC Celtic III: S233 (very similar die). De la Tour ROMA in exergue. Crawford 274/1. Sydenham 417. RSC Porcia 1. Very Fine; 5820. SGC 100. Very Fine; nicely toned. $100 toned, minor roughness. $100 7 The quinarius coinage of Gaul. Sequani inscribed series. Circa 100 B.C. AR 19 Q. Antonius Balbus. 83-82 B.C. AR serrate denarius. 3.88 gm. 19 mm. Rome quinarius. 1.93 gm. 12 mm. Imitative of Roman Republican denarii. Helmeted mint. Laureate head of Jupiter right, S•C behind / Victory in quadriga right, head (Roma?) left / Horse galloping left; Q. DOC[I] above. BMC Celtic II: holding wreath and palm branch, X below; Q ANTO BALB PR (ligate) 346ff.Very Fine. $100 in exergue. Crawford 364/1d. Sydenham 742b. RSC Antonia 1. Very Fine; 8 CALABRIA. Tarentum. Circa 332-302 B.C. AR nomos. 7.53 gm. 21 mm. attractive old toning. $150 Naked boy holding whip, riding galloping horse right; ΣΑ below / Taras 20 P. Accoleius Lariscolus. 43 B.C. AR denarius. 3.31 gm. 18 mm. Rome mint. astride dolphin left, holding kantharos; ΤΑΡΑΣ and caduceus behind, (archaic Draped bust of Diana Nemorensis right, P ACCOLEIVS LARISCOLVS heta) H below. Vlasto 665. HN Italy 947. Good Very Fine; well centered around / Triple cult statue of Diana Nemorensis (Diana-Hecate-Selene) and attractively toned; small scratch behind the boy’s head; good metal. The facing, supporting beam on their shoulders which holds five cypress trees; the reverse with Taras on the dolphin is particularly fresh. $400 figure on the left holds a poppy, the figure on the right holds a lily. Crawford 9 THRACE. Chersonesos. Circa 386-338 B.C. AR hemidrachm. 2.36 gm. 12 486/1. RSC Accoleia 1. CRI 172. Good Fine; pleasingly toned, some obverse mm. Forepart of lion right, head reverted / Quadripartite incuse square, palm marks, short hairline flan crack at 11. Scarce. $150 branch in one quarter, opposite quarter partly off flan showing part of a pellet. 21 ROMAN IMPERIAL. Claudius. A.D. 41-54. Æ as. 10.69 gm. 28 mm. Rome McClean 4081. SNG Copenhagen -. Very Fine; lightly toned, fresh surfaces. mint. Struck circa A.D. 50-54. His bare head left; TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR $100 AVG P M TR P IMP P P around / Minerva helmeted and draped advancing 10 ISLANDS OFF THRACE. Thasos. After 148 B.C. AR tetradrachm. 15.42 right, holding shield and hurling javelin; S - C to either side. RIC I 116. Near gm. 30 mm. Imitative type. Head of Dionysos right, wearing ivy wreath and Very Fine; attractive red-brown patina. $100 taenia / Herakles standing left holding club and lion skin, M monogram to 22 Nero. A.D. 54-68. Æ as. 10.95 gm. 27 mm. Rome mint. Struck circa A.D. 67. left. Lukanc 421. Prokopov Class CC-CA. HGC 6, 359. Good Very Fine; His laureate head right; IMP NERO CAESAR AVG GERMANIC / The lustrous tone; some minor scattered pitting; scratch before face on obverse. A Temple of Janus, garland hung across closed doors to left, latticed windows well struck and statuesque representation of Herakles. $150 on right; PACE P R VBIQ PARTA IANVM CLVSIT around; S C to 11 ILLYRIA. Apollonia. Circa 200-80 B.C. AR drachm. 3.65 gm. 17 mm. either side. RIC I 367. Very Fine; bold portrait; brown patina with bits of ΝΙΚΩΝ, magistrate. Cow left, suckling calf right; ΝΙΚΩΝ above, caduceus stable verdigris; old peck marks on bust. Some flaws on the head make the below / Double stellate pattern within square; ΑΠΟΛ ΑΡΙ ... ΟΥ around. Cf. bust at first appear radiate. An interesting type. $200 SNG Cop 380. BMC 56, 7. Very Fine; nicely toned. $100 The doors of the Temple of Janus were only closed during times of peace throughout the 12 ATTICA. Athens. Circa 454-404 B.C. AR tetradrachm. 16.99 gm. 22 mm. Roman Empire. This was not a frequent occurrence. Nero was the only emperor to depict the temple on coins, and the fact that the doors are shown as closed is most likely a political Helmeted head of Athena right, with archaic eye / Owl standing right, statement, not a factual one. head facing; olive sprig and crescent behind; ΑΘΕ before. Kroll 8. SNG 23 Vespasian. A.D. 69-79. AR denarius. 3.31 gm. 17.5 mm. Rome mint. Struck Copenhagen 31. Near Very Fine; toned; minor porosity; full face visible and on July - December A.D. 71. His laureate head right; IMP CAES VESP AVG flan—a good style example of an Athenian owl at a modest price. $350 P M / Vesta veiled, seated left holding simpulum; TRI - PO[T] across field. RIC II.1 46. RSC 561. Near Very Fine; bold and well struck on a broad flan. A charming type. $150

Box 323. Cold Spring, MN. 56320. tel: 320-685-3835. fax 320-685-8636 24 Titus. A.D. 79-81. Æ. 12.25 gm. 23 mm. “Judea Capta” issue. Caesarea Maritama mint. Laureate head of Titus right; AVTOKP [TIT OS KAISAP] / Trophy, Judea sitting on the ground left, mourning. Hendin 1449. Fine to near Very Fine; attractive green patina; minor porosity; main images clear. $150 25 SYRIA. Seleucia. Reign of Titus. A.D. 79-81. Æ 20 mm. 5.41 gm. L. Ceionius Commodus magistrate. Dated CY 188 (A.D. 79/80). Turreted, veiled, and 36 draped bust of Tyche left, palm over shoulder to right; [ΗΠΡ] (date) to right, off 35 flan / Thunderbolt resting on cushion placed on stool, all within wreath. RPC II 36 Maximinus II. A.D. 310-313. Æ follis. 3.42 gm. 23 mm. Treveri (Trier) mint. 2025B. Very Fine; brown patina; some minor roughness. Regal style. Rare. His laureate and cuirassed bust right; IMP MAXIMINVS P F AVG / Genius $100 standing left, holding patera and cornucopia; GENIO POP ROM; T - F to 26 Hadrian. A.D. 117-138. AR denarius. 3.15 gm. 20 mm. Rome mint. Struck A.D. either side; PTR in exergue. RIC VI 845a. Near Extremely Fine; attractive 119-122. His laureate head right; IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS black patina. $90 AVG / Hadrian standing left, holding rudder on globe and spear; P M TR P 37 Maurice Tiberius. A.D. 582-602. Æ follis. 11.65 gm. 29 mm. Theoupolis COS III. RIC II 110. RSC 1162c. Good Very Fine; crisp deep strike. (Antioch) Mint. Year 8 (A.D. 589/90). His facing crowned bust wearing $200 consular robes, holding an eagle-tipped scepter / A large M, THEUP’ below. 27 Antoninus Pius. A.D. 138-161. Æ sestertius. 21.24 gm. 30 mm. Rome mint. SB 533. Very Fine; attractive red and brown patina; well centered on a broad Struck A.D. 145-161. His laureate head right; ANTONINVS AVG PI VS P P and even flan. $100 TRP COS IIII / Mars advancing right, holding spear and trophy; S C to either 38 Phocas. A.D. 602-610. Æ follis. 10.59 gm. 29 mm. Overstruck on a follis of side. RIC III 778. Very Fine/Fine; handsome bust; dark green patina; some Maurice Tiberius. Cyzicus Mint. Year 6 (607/8). Phocas and Leonita facing / minor porosity. $125 Large M between ANNO and the regnal year (6). SB 664. Near Extremely 28 Faustina Junior. Augusta, A.D. 147-175. AR denarius. 3.36 gm. 18 mm. Rome Fine; attractive red brown patina, glossy surface; well centered on a broad and mint. Her draped and diademed bust right; FAVSTINA AVGVSTA / Laetitia irregular flan. Scarce type. $300 standing left, holding wreath and scepter; LAETITIA. RIC III 701 (Marcus 39 CELTIC BRITAIN. Southern: Regini and Atrebates. Commios. Circa 50-25 Aurelius). RSC 148. Good Very Fine; good style with handsome headdress and B.C. AR minim. .32 gm. 8 mm. Square with concave sides, pellet-in-annulet hair style; beautifully crisp strike on obverse; minty surfaces. $100 center, similar motifs on outside of each four lines of the square / Stylized horse 29 Commodus. A.D. 177-192. AR denarius. 3.4 gm. 17 mm. Rome mint. Struck left, similar pellet-in-annulet element below horse, wheel above horse. S. 59. A.D. 181-182. His laureate head right; M COMMODVS ANTONINVS AVG ABC 1046 (very rare). VanArsdell 482-1. Good Very Fine; well centered, lightly / Liberalitas standing left, holding abacus and cornucopia; LIB AVG V TR toned, pleasing example. $200 P VII IMP IIII COS III P P. RIC III 36a. RSC 311. Good Very Fine; lightly 40 Southern: Regini and Atrebates. Tincomarus. Ca 25 B.C - A.D. 10. AR unit. iridescent tone. $150 1.21 gm. 11.5 mm. A laureate head of classic style right (imitative of Alexander 30 Caracalla. A.D. 198-217. AR denarius. 2.86 gm. 19 mm. Rome. A.D. 212. His drachms) / A bull running right, head facing; TIN above, CO below. S. 85. laureate bust right; ANTONINVS PIVS AVG BRIT / Annona seated left ABC 1115 (Rare). Very Fine; mild porosity. $200 holding a cornucopia and holding corn-ears over a modius; PM T R P XV - 41 Southern: Regini and Atrebates. Eppilus. Ca 20 B.C. - A.D. 1. AR unit. 1.3 gm. COS III P P. RSC 205. RIC 195. Good Very Fine; attractive and well struck 11.5 mm. A realistic bearded head right, a border of vines / A boar with bristles coin. $100 BRIT on the coins of Caracalla during this interval (210-213) reflect the success the Romans and he raised right; EPPI above, CO below. S. 100. ABC 1163 (Rare). Extremely Fine; had, first with Severus (209) and then by himself (210) in Scotland. well centered and struck; pleasing surfaces. Rare, and rare so nice. $750 31 Elagabalus. A.D. 218-222. AR denarius. 3.05 gm. 19 mm. Rome mint. 42 Iceni. Early uninscribed coinage, mid to late 1st Century B.C. AR unit. 1.17 gm. Struck A.D. 219-220. His laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right; IMP 11 mm. Stylized boar right / Horse right, pellet triad above, star below. ABC ANTONINVS AVG / Fides standing left, head right, holding two standards; 1579. S. 431. Extremely Fine; rich tone. $150 FIDES MILITVM. RIC IV.2 73. RSC 38. Extremely Fine; light attractive 43 ANGLO-SAXON. AR sceat. 1.05 gm. 12 mm. Intermediate series. Plumed bird tone with a crisp strike and lustrous surfaces. $100 / Geometric. S. 790b. Cf. Metcalf 190-3. Good Very Fine; high relief design with 32 Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip I. Augusta, A.D. 244-249. Æ. 6.87 gm. 28 mm. attractive contrasting toning in the fields. $250 PHRYGIA. Ancyra. Her diademed and draped bust right; Μ ΩΤΑ ΣΕΒΗΡΑ 44 AR secondary sceat. .92 gm. 11 mm. Secondary sceat L. Type 23e. Standing around / Horse and rider-god right, chlamys flying, a double-headed axe over his figure with long crosses / Whorl of three wolf heads. S. 804H. Metcalf 359. shoulder; a lighted altar beneath the horse’s foreleg; EΠ AP ΖΩ - IΛO[V] AR Good Fine; rare. $150 [A] TO around; A[Γ]KVPAN | ΩN in exergue. BMC Phrygia 67:49. (Unlisted 45 Secondary sceattas. Circa 710-760. AR sceat. .98 gm. 12 mm. Series R8. Head in SNG Cop; von Aulock; etc). Very Fine; broad flan with attractive brown right with no neck / Standard with angular symbols. Metcalf 410-414. S. 813A. patina; bold and clear, and the coin has a special attractiveness about it. Very Near Extremely Fine; light porosity; toned and attractive. $200 Rare--no recent sale records of the type in any reign. $200 46 Archbishops of York. Archbishop Wigmund. 837-849/50. Æ styca. 1.16 gm. 13 mm. Ethelweard, moneyer. +VIGMVND IREP around small cross / +EDILVEARD around small cross. S. 870. N 196. Near Extremely Fine; crisp strike. $150 47 Aethelred II. 978-1066. AR penny, cut. .78 gm. Second hand type. +LIFINC M (mint uncertain). Hand of Providence reaching down, omega (Ω) to right. S. 1146. N. 768 (1). Good Very Fine; well struck, nicely toned and an attractive 33 34 “halfpenny.” $150 48 Henry II. 1154-1189. AR Tealby penny, cut. .63 gm. Class A. RICARD (mint 33 Tacitus. A.D. 275-276. Æ antoninianus. 4.11 gm. 23 mm. Ticinum mint. His uncertain). Facing bust / Large cross potent with small cross potent in each radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right; IMP C M CL TACITVS AVG / angle. S. 1337. N. 952. Very Fine. “Small change” for the era. $90 Emperor standing right, holding spear, receiving globe from Jupiter standing 49 Henry II. 1154-1189. AR Tealby penny. 1.37 gm. 19 mm. Type F1. +WILLE... left, holding scepter; CONSERVAT MILIT around; P in exergue. RIC V.1 •CAR (Willem, Carlisle mint). S. 1342. N. 961. Very Fine; decent bust with 133. Extremely Fine; extensive silvering; well centered and bold. $150 substantial legend, a well struck Tealby. $300 34 Florian. A.D. 276. Æ antoninianus. 3.42 gm. 22 mm. Rome mint. His radiate, 50 Richard I. 1189-1199. AR penny. 1.4 gm. 20 mm. Class II. +EVERARD . ON draped, and cuirassed bust right; IMP C FLORIANVS AVG / Salus standing . CV (York). Legend variety: HENRICVS RE (hand) EX. S. 1346. Mass left, holding scepter, feeding serpent rising from altar to left; SALVS AVG. 727/728. Near Extremely Fine; softly struck upper left quadrant at rim; fresh RIC V.1 40. Near Very Fine; dark brown patina. Pleasing example. $90 Florian was only emperor for 88 days. Appointed by the army of the West without senatorial metal. $175 consensus, he was assassinated by his own troops after they lost confidence in him following a clash 51 Henry III. 1216-1272. AR voided cross penny. 1.46 gm. 18.5 mm. Canterbury with Probus. Mint. Class 5b2. Facing bust, with scepter; pellet-in-annulet eyes / Voided long 35 Constantine I. A.D. 307-337. Æ follis. 4.76 gm. 29 mm. Lyon mint. Struck A.D. cross; +GILBERT ON CAN. S. 1368A. N. 992/2. Good Very Fine. 314-315. His laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind; IMP $100 CONSTANTINVS P F AVG / Sol standing left; F - T in field; SOLI INVIC- 52 Edward I. 1272-1307. AR penny. 1.15 gm. 19 mm. Class 3g. London mint. S. 1393. TO COMITI around; PLG in exergue. RIC VII 15. Extremely Fine; luster; N. 1022. Good Very Fine; slight ghosting of reverse cross on obverse; toned. bold portrait; broad flan. $100 $100

There is NO BUYER’S FEE in this sale! 53 Edward II. 1307-1327. AR long cross penny. 1.40 gm. 19 mm. Class XVa. 72 Middlesex 473. Salter. (ND). Halfpenny. Hatmakers at work / A shop front. Canterbury. Facing bust / Long cross, three pellets in each angle; CIVI TAS Graded PCGS MS64 Brown; substantial red with attractive surfaces. CAN TOR. S. 1461/1466 N. 1606. Good Very Fine; parts of legend not fully $125 struck; clear portrait; fresh surfaces. $100 73 Middlesex 804c. Spence. (ND). Halfpenny. Struck on small flan. Odd fellows / 54 Edward III. 1327-1377. AR penny. 1.1 gm. 18 mm. Post-treaty period, 1369-1377. An open hand holding a heart. Graded PCGS MS62 Brown; even brown with London mint. Cross on breast / Reversed Ns in LONDON. S. 1644. N. a pleasing glossy appearance. Manufactured by Skidmore. $125 1292. Near Extremely Fine; toned; slight scuff on forehead; crisp strike with an 74 Middlesex 1037. Political and Social Series. (ND). Halfpenny. A slave in exceptionally clear portrait and no ghosting of cross on obverse. Rare, especially shackles kneeling, hands together in supplication; AM I NOT A MAN AND in this condition. $200 A BROTHER / Hands grasping one another. Graded PCGS AU58; choice 55 Henry VI. First Reign, 1422-1461. AR penny. .88 gm. 18 mm. Annulet issue, example of this anti-slavery piece. Struck for the British Anti-Slavery Society. 1422-30. Calais. Annulets at neck / Annulets in two quarters of reverse. S. 1845. $400 N. 1432. About Very Fine; toned. $100 75 Somersetshire 86. Bridgewater. J. Holloway & Son. 1794. Halfpenny. Front 56 Edward IV. First Reign, 1461-1470. AR groat. 2.78 gm. 25 mm. Light coinage, view of a house (and post office) / Parts of a stone castle, a stoned bridge below. 1464-70. York mint. Class VII. Lis i.m. E on breast, quatrefoils at neck, trefoils Graded PCGS MS65 Brown; glossy brown and red surfaces. Die by Wyon; on cusps. S. 2012. N. 1583. Very Fine; rich tone, attractive portrait; good metal manufactured by Kempson. $125 with fresh underlying surfaces, especially on reverse. Well centered on a broad 76 Sussex 15. Chichester. Dally & Son. 1794. Halfpenny. Elizabeth I in ornate flan. Handsome coin. $375 dress, facing part right / Chichester Cross. Graded PCGS MS63 Brown; struck 57 Henry VII. 1485-1509. AR groat. 2.64 gm. 26.5 mm. Class IIIc. Pansy (normal) on a flan with minor flaws in field right of portrait. Die by Wyon; manufactured i.m. London. Facing medieval style bust of more realistic style; crown (no 4) by Kempson. $100 with one plain and one jewelled arch; saltire stops; HENRIC DI GRA... 77 SPAIN. 12th and 13th Centuries. AR dirhem (square). 1.55 gm. 14 mm. Imitation / Cross ends 7; no inner circle stops. Stewartby IIICvi (P. 436). Potter of Muwahhid dirhems. Arabic legend / Arabic legend. Mitchiner, World of Winstanley IIIC. SCBI 23:313ff. N. 1705(c). S. 2199.Good Very Fine; beautifully Islam, 528-532. Very Fine; toned. $100 toned; larger late flan; fine striking crack at 1 o’clock obverse. $375 Mitchiner (p. 114) notes that coins “were made of good quality metal and were acceptable alongside 58 Edward VI. 1547-1553. Base silver shilling. 5.52 gm. 29 mm. Swan i.m. London their prototypes in European trade (until forbidden by the Pope). Because of their crude form, in Islamic eyes, such coins were not welcomed in the Islamic world.” mint. MDXLIX (1549). Bust 5. S. 2466. N. 1917/1. Near Very Fine; decent 78 SWEDEN. Gustavus II Adolfus. 1611-1632. Æ one ore klippe. 28 x 24 mm. 25.23 metal, substantial detail; full flan. $600 This is England’s first fully dated coin. gm. 162(6, 7). Three crowns, denomination and date / Crossed arrows, a crown 59 Charles I. 1625-1649. AR halfcrown. 14.37 gm. 36 mm. Group III. (3a2). above. Ahlstrom 126-127. Good Fine; attractive but not fully struck. $100 Triangle-in-circle mm. 1641-3, last mm. for Tower under the King. Horseman 79 AUSTRIA. Leopold I. 1657-1705. AR 1/4th thaler. 6.81 gm. 30 mm. 1695, K B with cloak flying / Oval garnished field. S. 2775.Fine to Very Fine. Generous (Kremnitz). His bust right in an angled square / Arms. Cf KM 1376. Near Very flan. $200 Fine; old toning. $100 60 Charles I. 1625-1649. AR shilling. 5.53 gm. 31 mm. Lis i.m. King in coronation 80 GERMAN STATES. Anhalt Zerbst. Carl Wilhelm. 1667-1718. AR two-thirds robes, first bust type, double arched crown, outer arch jeweled; Sharp A2/1; taler. 16.3 gm. 38 mm. 1678. Davenport 202. KM 19.6. Very Fine; attractive old CAROLVS D. G. MAG. BR FR ET HI REX / Shield; CHRISTO toning. Light scratches on obverse. $150 AUSPICE REGNO. S. 2782. N. 2216. As Brooker 388. Near Very Fine. 81 GUATAMALA. AR peso. 24.84 gm. 38 mm. .7234 ASW. 1896. Justice seated $400 left / Scroll, weapons. KM 210. Extremely Fine. $100 61 Charles II. 1660-1685. AR twopence. 1 gm. 15 mm. Third hammered issue, 82 JAPAN. Meiji Emperor. 1867-1912. 1 Yen. 26.83 gm. 38 mm. Year 38 (1905). crown mm. S. 3326. N. 2772. ESC 2165. Very Fine; attractive tone. $100 Dragon in circle / Value in Chrysanthemum and Pawlonia. Y.A25.3. Near 62 Charles II. 1660-1685. AR twopence. .93 gm. 14 mm. Milled issue. Crown mm. Extremely Fine. $100 S. 3387. ESC 2168. Good Very Fine; rich tone on fresh surfaces. Nice coin. 83 NETHERLANDS. Willem III. 2 1/2 gulden. 24.94 gm. 38 mm. .7595 ASW. $100 1865. KM 82. Good Very Fine; scratch at 9’; attractive old toning. $100 63 William III. 1694-1702. AR Maundy set. 1698. S. 3553. ESC 2389. Fourpence: ESC 1881 (R). Threepence: ESC 2000; Twopence: ESC 2206 (R), Type A and the only Type A in the series; Pence: ESC 2308, 6 of date above the crown. The 4d is evenly worn, nicely toned, near VF; the 2d and 3d are VF. The 1d is good EF, lightly toned over original surfaces. $375 64 Anne. 1702-1714. AR sixpence. 3.04 gm. 21 mm. 1703 VIGO. Her draped bust left, VIGO below. S. 3590. ESC 1582. Extremely Fine; attractive old toning with blue highlights; fresh surfaces. $300 65 George V. 1910-1936. AR wreath crown. 28.33 gm. 38 mm. 1930 (4847 mintage). S. 4036. ESC 370. Extremely Fine. $400 The Mint struck these for use as Christmas gifts and mintages varied according to demand. 84 66 ANGLO-GALLIC. AQUITAINE. Edward III. 1327-1377. AR sterling. 1.22 gm. 18 mm. Crowned bust facing slightly left, leopard facing left within legend below; saltire at end of legend / Long cross pattée, saltires at ends, crowns in angles. Elias 56 var. (saltire in obv. legend). Very Fine; slightly iridescent toning, portrait clear but softly struck. $175 84 RUSSIA. Catherine II. 1762-1796. Æ five kopeks. 53.89 gm. 42 mm. E M 67 TOKENS. Essex 34. Hornchurch. (ND). Halfpenny. 28 mm. Crowned bust Ekaterinberg. Crowned E monogram dividing date / Crowned double-headed of Edward IV, facing right / A castle within a shield. Graded PCGS MS62 eagle. KM C. 59.3. Extremely Fine. Minor verdigris and scuff. $125 Brown; a particularly well struck piece with blue highlights suggesting cleaning 85 RUSSIA. AR ruble. 20.61 gm. 36 mm. St. Petersburg Mint. 1818. KM C 130. some time ago. Die by Ponthon; manufactured by Boulton. $100 Good Very Fine; very attractive old toning over pleasing surfaces. $200 68 Kent 30. Hawkhurst. 1794. Halfpenny. A cypher C H (Charles Hider) / The 86 RUSSIA. AR ruble. 20.94 gm. 36 mm. 1837. KM C 168.1. Good Very Fine; very Kentish horse left, in a shield. Graded PCGS MS63 Brown; even milk- attractive old toning over pleasing surfaces. $200 chocolate tone. Die by Arnold; manufactured by Lutwyche. $100 87 UNITED STATES. Æ large cent. 10.17 gm. 28 mm. Plain edge. 1798. Second 69 Middlesex 257. Blackfriars. (ND). Halfpenny. A friar standing, holding a hair style bust / Pronounced die crack from final 0 of 100 to E in AMERICA: cross in his outstretched right hand / Arms of the City of London. Graded the rim break to the left typical of this issue is not apparent on this piece. PCGS MS64 Brown; even chocolate toning; struck on a flan that had a scrape Sheldon 186 (Rarity 2). Good; old dig in flan in field right of bust. $100 across the part that became the upper part of the obverse. Dies by Jacobs; 88 UNITED STATES. manufactured by Skidmore for general circulation. $125 Æ large cent. 10.1 gm. 70 Middlesex 325. Hendon. 1794. Halfpenny. View of a church; 1794 below / David 28 mm. 1802. Sheldon Garrick, considered one of the finest actors of the era.Graded PCGS MS64 231 (? Stemless wreath; Brown; attractive red-brown surfaces. $150 relation of 2 to 0 in 71 Middlesex 366. Mail Coach. (ND). Halfpenny. A travelling mail coach hauled date). About Good by a team of four horses / A cypher A F H. Graded PCGS MS64 Brown; (AG 3). $50 88 substantial red on the obverse; attractive piece. Die by Wyon. $150

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89 87 100 There is NO BUYER’S FEE in this sale! 89 UNITED STATES. Æ half cent. 5.48 gm. 23.5 mm. 1803. Draped bust; no 95 FRANCE. Napoleon. Bronze medal. 62.62 gm. 54 mm. Campaign of 1809, foot on T in LIBERTY / Five berries on left branch. Cohen 3. VG 8. $100 Treaty of Vienna. His laureate bust right; NAPOLEON EMP. ET ROI 90 Corporation of the City of London. Alexander III of Russia. Visit to London, PROT. DE LA CONF. DU RHIN. around; 1809 below / An oak wreath 1874. Æ. 76 mm. (Just under three inches diameter). 400 struck. Uniformed around; the center plain (meant for engraving?). Bramsen 875. Extremely bust left of Alexander / Londinia standing to the right with two cupids beside Fine. $250 her; the Czar is standing to the left facing her; Victory with spread wings 96 FRANCE. Napoleon. Exile to St. Helena 1815. Silver medallet. 6.17 gm. 27 is above. Eimer 1634 (£300 VF; £500 EF); BHM 2981. Near Extremely mm. Napoleon seated on a rock, facing left with his arm extended toward a Fine; the obverse has some minor corrosion (evident in photo); the reverse is distant ship / BONAPARTE OF ST. HELENA in three lines; D & A A in Extremely Fine with an elegant design. By C Weiner. $200 small letters below. Extremely Fine; toned; not typically seen in silver. This series of thirty large and dramatic medals was issued by the Corporation to celebrate major $150 occasions or the reception of royalty from other countries. 97 PRUSSIA. Frederick the Great. 1740-1786. Æ celebratory medal. 10.636 gm. 91 Corporation of the City of London. Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London 31 mm. 1757. Frederick on a rearing horse right; / Justice standing; SPARE 1886. Æ. 77 mm. (Just under three inches diameter). 450 struck. The Royal THE HUMBLE & SUBDUE THE PROUD. Mitchiner 5075. Cf Eimer Shield, crowned; three Colonial shields underneath with crossed flats; 656, Treaty of Lissa. Good Fine. $80 PEACE UNITY CONCORD on a ribbon below / A detailed interior Eimer notes that Prussia had a 1756 alliance with England at the beginning of the Seven Years view of Guildhall created in the style of medals of the era that use physical War. depth in the medal as well as a perspective design to create a sense of visual 98 Washington Inauguration Centennial. Issued by the Committee of the depth. Eimer 1726; BHM 3214. Extremely Fine; the reverse has some minor Celebration, New York. Bronze medal. 280 gm. 112 mm. 1889. Half length corrosion (evident in photo). By Elkington & Co. $200 bust of Washington left, a fasces to the right / An eagle with outspread wings 92 George V. Silver Jubilee. 1935. AR medal. 18.66 gm. 39 mm. Conjoined busts above a legend explaining the theme of the celebration. Rulau/Fuld 53. left of George V and Queen Mary / A crown above crossed swords; MAY 1935 Uncirculated. Photo available online. $150 in large letters below. BHM 4234. As Eimer 2031 (but 39 mm rather than 32; 99 ROME. 2nd-4th Century A.D. 10.03 gm. 38 mm. Bronze fibula (Roman variety as noted in BHM). Good Extremely Fine. $100 brooch) in the form of a horse. Sea green. The horse is intact and nicely 93 George V. Silvered medal. 14.5 gm. 32 mm. Conjoined busts left of George patinated; the pin is missing. Lovely style. $125 V and Queen Mary / Helmeted bust of Britannia holding a trident. BHM 100 ROME. 2nd-4th Century A.D. 31.42 gm. 70 mm. Bronze fibula (Roman 4267 (but 32 mm rather than 39mm as noted in BHM). Good Extremely Fine; brooch) in the form of a lion running along a tree limb. Glossy brown. small knock on edge on reverse at 10. $100 Unusual and attractive; nicely patinated; part of the lion’s tail is missing as is 94 FRANCE. Alexis Piron. 1689-1773. (French dramatist who was famous the pin. $250 for comedy.) Bronze medal. 37.45 gm. 41 mm. His high relief bust left (by Masson) / NE A DIJON EN M.DC.LXXXIX. MORT EN M.DCC. End of sale. Thank you for your participation! LXXIII. in five lines. GALLERIE METALLIQUE DES GRANDS HOMMES FRANÇAIS. 1817. Uncirculated; dramatic late 18th century work. $100

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