AUCTION SALE

To Be Sold At AUCTION FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 & 19, 1935 Each Day at 1 :30 P. M. Catalogued and To Be Sold By Jtaeh

690 - 6th AVENUE New York, N. Y. We are soliciting consignments of Collections for our next Auction Sale which is now in preparation. TERMS REASONABLE HONEST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE CORRESPONDENCE INVITED

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690 - 6tli AVENUE New York, N. Y. Reprinted by Stack’s to Commemorate their 50th Anniversary of Rare Public Auction Sales. October 22 -24, 1985

TERMS GOVERNING THIS SALE

This sale will be a public sale conducted by a licensed Auctioneer. No lots will be put up out of their numerical order.

The highest bidder to be the buyer, and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders, the lot in question shall be immediately put up and sold again.

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NOTICE

A complete Printed list of prices realized will be sent for 50 cents. Cash with order. Keep yourself posted on present day coin values. Priced catalogues will be sent free to all successful bidders at this sale. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE INTERESTING FEATURES OF THIS SALE:

Half Cents from 1793. Rare 1843 Half , Original. Large Cents from 1793 including the Rare 1799 1804. Half Dimes 1794, etc. Dimes 1796, etc. Quarters from 1796, etc. Rare Half 1794-1796-1797, etc. Dollars from 1795 including the Rare 1852 Proof . Gold Dollars from 1849. Quarters Eagles. Three Dollar Gold including the 1854 D Five Dollar Gold including the 1795. Ten Dollar Gold including the 1795. Early Pioneer Gold, Including Mormon, Clark Gruber, Moffat, Humbert, Bechtler, etc. U. S. Fract. . Broken Bank Notes. Rare Papal Silver Medals. Rare Ancient Greek Rare Ancient Roman Denariis and others. Five Byzantine Gold and Copper Coins Swedish Plate Money. Hard Time Tokens U. S. Pattern Coins. Rare Colonial Coins including Pine Three Shillings. A Fine Collection of Rare Bungtown Colonials. Uncirculated Small Cents. Commemorative Half Dollars. Rare Foreign Gold Coins. Hamburg 10 Ducat Gold Commemorative, Very Rare. Ferdinand I of Austria 10 Ducat Gold, Very Rare. Jubilee Set including the 5 lb. Gold. Vatican Set including the 100 Lire in Gold. Schutzenfest Medals. Colonial and Continental Currency. Crown Size Foreign Silver.

Many Other Interesting Rare Coins and Medals too numerous to Mention,

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Consignment A., New York COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN SCHUTZEN AND SILVER MEDALS

1. Austria—Silver marriage medal of the Emperor Francis I to Princess Caroline of about 1810. Married at Venice in . Busts vis-a-vis. Dies by Ferrari, about a dollar and a half size. Fine. Cost $4.50. 2. Austria— Silver medal 1813 on the alliance of Austria, Russia and against I. Heads of the three rulers accolated. Very good. Rare. Cost $3.00. 3. Austria, 1929-1930—Commemorative 2-shilling pieces on Billroth and Vogelwicde. Half-dollar size. Very fine. Cost $1.25 each. Two pieces. 4. Belgium, 1763—Silver medal on the promotion of the merchant marine and commerce. Harbor scene. Warrior with trophies. Dollar size. Extremely A>e. Cost $4.00 5. Bohemia, 1619—Oval marriage medal of Frederick to Princess Eliza- beth of England. Busts to right. Later silver cast. Rare in any form. Cost $5.00. 6. Brazil — Globe-type set of dollar, half-dollar, -dollar, from 1863-1866. Fine. Cost $3.00. Three pieces. 7. Brazil, 1889—Dollar of 2000 reis of the Emperor Peter 11. Fine, Scarce. Cost $2.50. 8. England, 1727—Silver Coronation medal of Caroline, consort of George II. Bust to left. Queen crowned by Britannia and Religion. Dollar size. Fine. Cost $2.50. 9. England, 1927—'. Set of five silver coins of the latest types from half-crown to three-pence. First issue. Said to be patterns. Uncirculated. Cost $5.00. Five pieces. 10. Etruria, Italy—Peter Leopold. Portrait dollar 1770 struck at Pisa. Fine. Scarce. Cost $4.00. 11. European Countries—Small silver coins, from half-dime to quarter- dollar size, dating from 1745 to 1932. Includes a Canadian Anchor quarter 1822 over 1821, Fine Lot. 20 pieces. 12. France, 1677 —Portrait medal of Louis XIV, by Dollin. Commemorates Capture of Tabago in the West Indies. Bust to right. Bombard- ment of the Fortress by the French fleet. Edge stamped ‘ARGENT’. Silver, dollar size, uncirculated. Cost $5.00. 13. France, 1792—Silver medal with busts of the son and daughter of the ill-fated Louis XVI. Reverse, a curtain. Half-dollar size. Fine and rare. Cost $2.50. 14. France, 1832— Silver portrait medal of Louis Philippe I, by Gatteaux, on the capture of Antwerp. Mars standing. Edge bears hallmai’k a “lamp of wisdom”. Extremely fine, almost double the weight of a silver dollar. Cost $3.50. 15. France—Napoleon III. Five-franc piece 1870. Last year before loss of his throne. Fine. Cost $2.00. 16. Paris, France—No date. Thick Silver medal of Moses, the great Law- giver, by the artist Harden. Bust facing. Tablets with the Ten Commandments in Hebrew. Copied from the famous statue by Michaelangelo. Half-dollar size. Fine. Cost $2.50. 17. Germany—Aachen or Aix-la-Chapelle. Silver portrait medal 1883, on the silver wedding anniversary of the King and Queen of Saxony. Busts of the Royal Couple. View of the city. About a dollar and a half-size. Fine. Cost $4.50. 18. Germany—Anhalt-Bernburg, 1799. Silver quarter . Bear on a wall. Extremely fine. Cost. $1.50. 19. Germany—Bishop of Bamberg, 1800. Silver quarter-dollar Arms on canopy. Value. Muling of two reverse dies giving the date on both sides. Very fine. Cost $2.50. 4

20. Germany—Bavaria, 1913. Patterns for a 3- and a 2-mark piece of Louis III. Silver. Brillant proofs. Rare Pair. Cost $5.00 two pieces. 21. Germany—Bishop of Eichstatt. Portrait half-thaler of John Anthony III, 1783 Fine and rare. Cost $2.50. 22. Germany—Berlin, 1903. Rectangular silver plaque of Theodore Momm- sen. Modeled by the artist Kowarzik. Size 3 by 2 inches. Fine. Cost $4.50. 23. Germany—Berlin, 1840—Silver medal in homage to Frederick William IV. Bust to right. Eight shields in circle. Very fine, Half-dollar size. Cost $2.50. 24. Germany, 1890—Medal on the 75th birthday of Bismarck. Silver, one- third dollar size, loop off edge. Fine. Cost $2.00. 25. Germany 1898—Medal on the death of Bismarck. Bust facing. Germania at his bier. Size of two-thirds dollar Edge inscribed. GEDENKMUENZE. Proof. Cost $2.50. 26. Germany, 1890—So-called Bismarck thaler, on the forced retirement of the Iron. Chancellor from German political life. Bust to right. Extremely fine. Cost $3.00 27. Germany, 1895—Portrait medal issued by the city of Hamburg in honor of Bismarck. Bust to left. Bismarck horseback killing the dragon. Dollar size. Fine. Cost $3.50. 28. Germany—Hamburg, 1909—Silver medal on the sixteenth German Schutzenfest, Statue of Warrior. Ziegenbock. Silver, dollar size, fine. Cost $3.50. 29. Germany—Hessen, Schutzenfest medal on the rifle match at Mainz, 1913. Bust of Grand Duke Ernest Louis. Silver, dollar size. Fine. Cost $3.00. 30. Germany—Schaumburg-Lippe. Portrait Double Thaler 1857 on the completion of lifty-years reign. Fine. Cost $3.50. 31. Holland—Broad silver medal issued at Haarlem, dated 1740, com- memorating the tricentenrial of the invention of printing with movable type in 1440. Dies by Holtzkey. Handsome, artistic piece. Double dollar size. Extremely fine. Cost $5.00. 32. Holland 1781 —Silver medal commemorating the repulse of the British fleet at Gade. Naval battle. Three shields on trident. Very fine. Dollar size. Cost $4.50. 33. Holland, 1803—Warrior dollar for Utrecht. Silver. Very good. Cost $2.75. 34. Hungary, 1787—Madonna type half dollars. Hamburg 1809 Tower type half-dollar. Cost $1.50 each. Fine. 2 pieces. 35. Mexico, 1910—Commemorative one peso with mounted figure of Liberty. France 1877, five-franc piece, mint A. Very fine to extremely fine. Cost $2.00 each. 2 pieces. 36. Prussia, 1786— Silver medal on the death of . Head to right in spiked crown. Reverse, Queen praying to Heaven. Dollar size. Very fine. Cost $4.50. 37. Germany, Prussia, 1851 —Military order of the Black Eagle. Cross form enameled base with crossed swords and green wreath, sur- mounted by crowns. Silver. Extremely fine. Genuine original. Value $10.00 to $25.00. 38. Prussia, 1861 —Military Order of the Golden Crown. Gilt cross as a base, surcharged with blue-enameled circle GOTT MIT UNS. Mono- gram of Frederick William IV. Extremely fine. Genuine original. Value $10. to $25.00. 39. Prussia, 1913—Pattern 2-mark piece of the ex-Kaiser Silver. Brilliant proof. Rare. Cost $3.50. 40. Saxony, 1820—Portrait thaler of Frederick August. Bust in military uniform. Fine. Cost $3.00. 41. Saxony—Portrait one-third thaler on the death of Frederick Augustus II in 1854. Hungary; Florin of Francis Joseph, 1889. Fine. Cost $1.00 each two pieces. 5

42. Spain—Silver medal on the death of the Queen Mother Luisa Fer- nanda 1897. Very fine. Dollar size. Cost $6.00. 43. Switzerland 1739—Half thaler of Zurich with city view. Also a half- franc of Appenzell 1809. Fine. Cost $2.75. Two pieces. 44. Switzerland—Schutzenfest Medal of the meet at Interlaken 1888. Dies b” Bovy. Extremely fine. Cost $3.50. 45. Switzerland 1889—Silver medal of the Schutzenfest held at Lucerne. William Tell standing. Dollar size. Fine Cost $4.00. 46. Switzerland 1890—Schutzenfest medal on the meet at Solpthurn. Sil- ver. Extremely fine. Cost $3.50. 47. Switzerland—Schutzenfest Medal on the meet at Fravenfeld, 1890. Artistic, Silver, dollar size. Dies by Bovy. Very fine. Cost $3.50. 48. Switzerland, 1891 —Schutzenfest or Marksmanship medal on the com- petition at the city of Ebnat-Kappel. Very artistic style. Silver, dollar size. Dies by Bovy. Very fine. Cost $3.50. 49. Switzerland, 1892—Silver Schutzenfest Medal of the Canton of Neufchatel. Issued at Le Lode. Fine, dollar size. Cost $3.50. 50. Switzerland, 1895—Schutzenfest medal commemorating the Legend of William Tell, whose exploit is said to have occurred in 1307. Tel? and his son. Extremely fine. Dollar size. Cost $4.50.

Consigment B — New York ROMAN BRONZE COINS

51. Rome, B. C. 268—Copper sextans, same size as a denarius Head of Hermes to right. Reverse, prow of a boat with ROMA above. Earliest Roman copper coin. Haeberlein Plate 45, Number 41. Very rare. Cost $4.50. 52. Rome, B. C. 200—Thick heavy bronze coin, same size as a Greek tetradrachm. Bearded head to right. Reverse, a prow with ROMA below. Fine, rare. $3.50. 53. Trajan Decius—Large Double Bronze, (The Only Reign in which They were Issued), Rev. Felicity standing Left. Extremely fine. Cohen 40. Rare. Worth $15.00. 54. Antonins Pius—First Bronzes. Reverse, goddess standing. Patinated, very good. Fine portrait. 55. Antonins Pius—Reverse, two children resting on crossed cornucipias. Rough surface. Very good. Very rare. 56. Augustus—44 B. C. to 14 A. D. First Roman Emperor. First bronze. Obverse, Emperor driving quadriga with four elephants, each mounted by a slave. Reverse, S. C. in center. Obverse is very good, reverse good. Cohen No. 308. Very rare. Cost $7.50. 57. Augustus—First Roman Emperor. First bronze. Obverse, CIVIS in wi-eath. Reverse, S. C. in centre, counterstamped AUG in rect- angle. Hole near edge, but extremely rare. 58. Augustus and Agrippa—First bronze. Heads back to back. Reverse, crocodile chained to a tree. Struck at Nemausus in Gaul now Nimes in France. Fine and rare. Cost $4.00. 59. Claudius—41-54 A. D. Reverse, Hope standing with flower, S. C. un- derneath. Has a counterstam.p PROB on the reverse, in a sunken oblong. Very broad flan, weakly struck in parts. Cohen No. 85. Very good. $4.50. 60. Clodius Albinus—Reverse, Peace seated. The reverse is rather worn. Very good. Rare. 61. Ancient Rome— First Bronzes Commodus; Reverse, winged Victory before trophies. Pine, very rare, $3.00. 62. Domitian—Broad first-bronze. Reverse, Kneeling Germania, surren- dering to the Emperor. Between S. C. Surface a little coarse. Extremely rare. Cohen No. 488 Worth $15.00. 63. Faustina the Elder and Younger—First bronzes, showing the two por- traits for comparison. Reverses, Piety and Health. Fine worth $4.00, two pieces. 6

heads. Victory 64. Gordianus Pius—^First bronzes, Young and old and Happiness as reverses. One is patinated. Fine and rare. Two ''ieces. tjipe. Reverse 65. Gordianus Pius—First and third bronzes of a very rare Goddess standing between a lion and a cow. Fine and very rare. Worth $5.00 two pieces. River 66. Hadrian—Very large first bronze for Egypt. Reverse, god with eagle, seated holding branch. Extremely fine. Very rare. Cost $5.00. 67. Hadrian—First bronze for Egypt. Reverse, Serapis and ram. Very fine but rough, coarse surface. Rare $3.50. 68'. Julia Maesa—Grandmother of Elagabalus. Thick first bronze. Aged head to right. Reverse, Piety standing before altar, star behind. Wonderful portrait. Cohen No. 31. Very fine, $7.50. 69. Julia Mamaea — Reverse, Felicity seated. Fine portrait, patinated, very fine, $3.50. 70. Lucilla—Reverse, Publicity, seated very fine, but has numerous patina spots. $2.50. 71. Marcus Aurelius—Young Head, without laurel wreath. Reverse, simi- lar. Fine, but rough surface. 72. Marcus Aurelius—Reverse, Victory seated. Crack in flan before face. Very good to fine. $2.00. 73. Marcus Aurelius—Laureated head. Reverse, Goddess standing with lance, crowning a serpent, etc. Very fine portrait. Very fine. $3.00. 74. Maximinus I —Reverse, Health seated. Obverse, fine Reverse, very good. Cost $1.75. 75. Maximinus I—Another, similar, but younger head. Very fine. $2.50. 76. Otacila—First bronze. Reverse, Concord seated. Remarkable por- trait. Fine, $2.50. 77. Paulina—Wife of Maximinus I veiled bust to right. Reverse, the Em- press is borne aloft on a flying peacock. Cohen No. 3. Very fine. Very rare. $10.00. 78. Philip I —Reverse, Panonia standing. Wonderful portrait. Uncir- culated. Cost $5.00. 79. Postumus—255-267 A. D. Head to right in spiked crown. Reverse, Faith standing. Cohen No. 74. Very fine and rare. Cost $3.50. 80. Septimus Severus— (A. D. 193-211). Reverse, Victory seated. Prob- ably struck at Antiock. Very good, very rare. Cost $2.50. 81. Severus Alexander—Reverse, Goddess standing between two columas. FILIA MILITUM. Fine and rare. $2.50. 82. Severus Alexander—Reverse, soldier with banner and spear. Very fine, but small edge defect behind head. Cost $2.50. 83. Trajan Decius—Reverse, Emperor and Empress standing. Very rare. Cost $3.50. 84. Trajan Decius—Reverse, Youth standing. Very fine, almost extreme- ly so. Cost $2.50.

SECOND BRONZES

85. Antonius Pius— Second bronzes. Very large head. Reverse, Abund- ance standing. Very good, rare. 86. Caracalla—Reverse, warrior seated. Fine, but rough surface. Cost $2.50. 87. Commodus— 183-191 A. D. Head to right in lion’s skin, attired as Her- cules on the tetra drachms of Alexander the Great. Reverse, club divides inscription HERCUL. ROMAN. AVGV; S. C. Fine and patinated. Very rare, Cohen No. 193. Worth $10.00. 88. Commodus—Colonial base tetradrachm. Reverse, head of sun-god Helios to right. Probably struck at Rhodes. Fine. Very rare. Cost $2.50. —

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89. Domitian—^Revevse, Emperor at altar offerinf? a sacrifice, with two females playing- on a flute and a lyre, with a temple behind the scene. Cohen No. 86. Fine and extremely rare. Worth $7.50 90. Elagabalus— for Tyre. Reverse, figure standing between two coiled serpents. Fine,' but rough surface. Very rare, worth $2.50. 91. Faustina Junior—Two diffei-ont reverses very good to fine. Two pieces. 92. Galba—Reverse, Public Liberty standing Fine but rough surface. Very rare, $4.50. 93. Hadrian—Reverse, rear view of the Holy Wagon of Astarte Excess- ively rare. Fine. Probably struck at Sidon. Worth $25.00. 94. Hadrian—Reverse., Pegasos, the winged horse, flying to left, under- heath is III. Broad flan. Fine, very rare. Worth $3.50. 95. Hadrian—Reverse, soldier delivering petition to emperor. Very fine and rare. $2.00. 96. Lucius Versus —Reverse, Goddess standing. Very good portrait. Rough surface. Very good, rare. Worth $3.00. 97. Marcus Aurelius—Four different reverses, all rare. Very good, to fine. Four pieces.

98. Philip I —Reverse, a stag. A'-’other with Mars standing. The first is extremely rare, and patinated. Fine and very rare, two pieces. 99. Sabina—Wife of Hadrian. Head in high relief to right wearing curi- ous headdress. Reverse, figure seated, S. C. underneath. Fine, very rare, worth $5.00. 100. Tiberius Reverse, winged caduceus between S. C. Very fine head. Rare $3.00. 101. Vespasian—for Egypt Reverse, Serapis. Two other second bronzes with different reverses. Very good. Three pieces.

ROMAN BRONZES

102. Earliest Roman Bronze Coins—Head to rig;ht. Reverse, dioscuri with ROMA under horses. Same size and tvpe as the denarius. Very thickly patinated. Another with quadriga. Very rare, very good. Two pieces. 103. Second bronzes and smaller ones of Maximinus the Giant, Gallienus, Clodius, Tetricus, Magimtiu®. Mnxentius, Arcadius, and many others. One has the wolf and twins reverse. Very good to very fine. 20 pieces. 104. Agrippa—Second bronze, counterstamped NIL. Reverse, warrior standing with lance. Fine very rare. 105 Antonius Pius—Second bronze. Reverse. S. C. in wreath. Others of Caracolla, Hadrian, Agrippa Trajan and Nero. Very good lot. 6 pieces. 106. Augustus—Second bronze with AVGVSTVS TRIBVNVS. POTEST. Reverse. large S. C. in centre. Extremely rare, Moneyer’s name is ASINIVS GALLVS. Very good. 107. Augustus—First bronze with four counterstamps (!) resulting in the coin being curiously bent out of shape. Reverse is blank (!) Great curiosity. Unique! The counterstamps rae PRO, TRAI, BON, M. Worth $5.00. 108. Augustus—Second bronze, counterstamped twice, namely TIB on the obverse, and HAR. AVG. on the reverse. Very good, very rare. 109. Augustus—Small bronze coin. Head rie-ht. Reverse, the Sphinx to right. Extremely rare, bust has pinhole above the Emperor’s head. 110. Bronze coins, from the largest to the smallest, various emperors. Sev- eral rare or scarce pieces. All different. Good to fine. 20 pieces. 111. Commodus, Marcus, Aurelius, and Hadrian—First bronzes. Very good lot. Three pieces. 112. Constantine the Great and his Family A group of third bronzes. All different, uncirculated gems. Several rare reverses and types. Worth $5.00. 15 pieces. 8

113. Constantine Family—Another group of third and fourth bronzes, not as fine as the preceding, but containing many different and rare types. Very good to very fine thirty-two pieces. 114. Crispus—Small bronzes, head to right and left. Different reverses. Theodosius, large and small heads. Fine four pieces. 115. Domitian—Second bronze, reverse. Virtue standing. Broad flan. Fine, riue. 116. Flavia—Small bronze coin showing the Empress with a “modern”, per- "'anent “hair wave.” Very fine and rare. 117. Galeria Valeria—wife of Galerius Maximinus. Second bronze. Head to right. Reverse, Venus looking into a mirror. Struck at Alex- andria. Cohen No. 2. Very fine, very rare. Splendid portrait. Worth $5.00. 118. Gratianus—Third bronze. Reverse, emperor holding model of a statue, receives homage from a kneeling captive. Other bronzes of Val- enianus, Victorianus, Claudius II, Licinius. Fine lot. Some rare. Five pieces. 119. Hadrian—Second bronze. Reverse, Eternity standing. Very fine. Splendid portrait. Rare. 120. Marcus A..relius —Second . bronze. Young head in spiked crown. Splendid portrait in high relief. Reverse, Liberty standing. Very fine, very rare. $3.50.

121. Philip I —First bronze . Reverse, Queen on Clouds drawn by Pegasus, the winged horse. Very rare. Fine.

122. Philip 1 —First bronze. Reverse, Abundance standing. Curious die- break before face. Another of Faustina the Elder. Very good. Scarce. Two pieces.

123. Philip 1 —.First bronze. Obverse fine, with characteristic portrait, and patinated. Reverse, Eternity standing. Reverse is only good. Rare. 124. Probus—Third bronze with head of the emperor in helmet, and hold- ing sword over his shoulder. Reverse, emperor on horse. As smaller of Licinius, similar in type. Pine and rare pair. Two pieces. 125. Severina—Wife of Aurelianus; Third bronze. Head to right. Re- verse, Juno standing. Cohen No. 9. Very good. Very rare.

ANCIENT GREEK COPPER COINS

126. A group embracing many localities. All with heads and various re- \erses such as the tree, tripod, rose, grapes, vase, lyre, eagle and other symbols, devices, animals, etc. Some have counterstamps. Very good to fine. Fifty pieces. 127. Athens Bronze Coins, with head to right, reverse, an owl. Another, much smaller ,with two owls. Very good to fine. Two pieces. 128. Byzantine Copper Coins—Various kings, types, and sizes. Good to fine. 19 pieces. 129. Egypt—Large bronze coins of the Ptolemaic dynasty. Head of Zeus, reverse, eagle. Very good, 2 pieces. 130. Egypt Small thick bronze coins with heads of Diocletian and Maxi- minus. Extremely fine, two pieces. 131. Egypt—Base silver tetradrachms. Nero and Alexandria, two different die varieties. Very fine, two pieces. 132. Ephesus— Bronze coin, same size as a silver tetradrachm. Female head to right. Reverse, forepart of a stag near a tree. Fine. Very rare. 133. Maccdon— Bronze coin of Cassander. Head right. Reverse king on horse. Another of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. Similar type. Fine and rare pair. Two pieces. 134. Olbia—Thick bronze coin, same size as a silver tetradrachm. Female head to left. Reverse, eagle standing, facing left. Another, with eagle and head facing right. Very good to fine. Two pieces. —

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135. Rhodes—Large bronze coin, same size as a tetradrachm. Another, size of a drachm. Sun’s Head right. Reverse, a rose. Very good. Two pieces. 136 Sidcn — Rare copper coin (300 B. C.) Laureated Zeus to right. Reverse, Nike crowning a trophy. B.M.C. 81,7. Fine and rare. 137. Syracuse Early copper coin. Head of Athena right. Reverse, Nike advancing left. Very good, rare. 138. Syria—Demetrius (102-150 B.C.) Bronze coin, size of a silver did- rachm. Reverse, prow' of a ship. Fine and very rare.

ROMAN FAMILY DENARII

139. Acilia Family— (54 B.C.) Head of Health to right. Reverse, God- dess with snake resting on column. Extremely fine. Cost $3.75. 140. Acilia Family—Another specimen from different dies. Very good. rare. 141. Carbo Family—Head to right with three counterstamps on face. Re- verse quadriga. Fine ar d very rare. Cest $4.00. 142. Carbo Family—Another specimen from different dies. Bruised at edge below head. Fine and rare. 143. Carisia Family—Head of Winged Victory at right. Reverse, Victory driving biga. Counterstamped with a squared circle in front of horses. Fine. Very rare. Cost $4.75. 144. Carisia Family—Head right. Reverse quadriga. Fine cost $1.75. 145. Cloulia Family—Head right, wi'eath behind, ROMA underneath. Biga with rearing horses, wheat ear in front. Fine rare. Cost $3.75. 146. Curtia Family—Head right, reverse quadriga. Very fine very rare. Co.st $4.25. 147. Curtia Family—Another one from different dies. Fine. Cost $3.00. 148. Domitia Family—^Head to right, corn ear behind. Reverse Biga be- hind soldier who is spearing a lion. Very fine, very rare. Cost $4.50. 149. Ejnaiuleius Family—Half denarius Head to right. Reverse, Victory hanging shield on trophy. Very fine. Cost $4.50. 150. Julia Family—Head in plumed helmet to left, above. Biga drawn by tw'o cherubs instead of horses. Mou;iting carefully taken off. Very rare and desirable. Fine. 151. Memmia Family—Laureated head to right, star under chin. Reverse, two soldiers about to mount their horses. Fine. Cost $5.00. 152. Opimia Family — Hoad to right. Biga with canary under the horses. Very good. Rare. 153. Opimia Family—Another with bee under the horses. Very good Rare. 154. Pomponia Family—Head to right. Reverse, Biga. Hole in flan above the horses due to defective metal. Serrated edge, Fine and rare. 155. Porcia Family—Denarius of C. Cato. Head right. Galloping Biga. Fine, rare. Cost $2.50. 156. Postumius Albinus Bruti—Head of Piety to right. Reverse, clasped hands. Very fine. Very rare. Cost $7.50. 157. Procilia Family—^Head of Juno Sospita in goatskin to right, S.C. be- hind. Reverse. The same in galloping Biga with lance and shield. Snake under the horses. Serrated edge. Uncirculated. Cost $4.50. 158. Procilia Family—Another specimen, just as fine, but piece broken out of flan above the first hoi'se when struck at the mint. Unc. Cost $3.50. 159. Procilia Family—Different type. Head of Jupiter to right. Reverse, Juno Sospita in goat kin, advancing with shield and lance, a ser- pent in front of her. Uncirculated. Cost $3.50. 160. Servillia Family—Helmeted he^d to left, plumes extending down- ward. Reverse, Victory, with palm branch, driving Biga. Uncir- culated. Very rare. Cost $6.00. 161. Vibia Family—Head to right. Reverse, quadriga. Fine. Cost $2.00. 10

162. Vibia Family—Another from different dies. Fine. Cost $2.00. 163. Vibia—Another specimen curiously double struck on both sides. Fine. Rare.

ROMAN IMPERIAL DENARII

164. Augustus—-(30 B.C. to 14 A.D.) First Emperor of Rome Head, in high relief, to right. Reverse, a temple with DIVO. IVL. Cohen No. 90. Fine. Very rare. Cost $7.50. 165. Commodus—Reverse, nude figure standing. Fine. 166. Elagabalas— to right. Reverse, emperor standing with globe and spear. Very fine. Rare. Cost $2.25. 167. Sabina—Wife of Hadrian. Silver Denarius. Reverse Concordia, Fine. 168. Salonina—Five denarii. Head to right. Reverse, empress in temple (p' empress seated (2) Goddess standing (1). Base silver, all different dies. Very fine and better, five pieces. 169. Septimus Severus—Two different reverses. Abundaritces standing and Victory advancing. Very fine. Two pieces. 170. Septimus Severus—Reverse nude soldier standing. Denarius. Very fine. Rare. 171. Valenianus Denarius—Reverse, soldier saluting the emperor. Fine and rare.

GREEK SILVER

172. Dyrrachium—Silver half starter. Cow nursin^g calf, above MENI- SKOS. Reverse, square with interior ornaments. Fine, but weak in parts. Cost $2.50.

173. Arcadian League— (370-280B.C.) Triobol . Head of Zeus left. Re- verse, Pan and eagle seated on rocks. B. M. C. 53. Very good. Rare. 174. Caria— (377-353B.C.) Dracma. Laureated. Head of Apollo facing front, in high relief. Reverse, Zeus Stratius standing with spear and battle-axe, MAVSSOLLO. Struck by the Governor or Sat- rap named Mausolus, whose tomb, called the Mausoleum, gave the name to modern burial vaults. B. M. C. 9 fine. Very rare, Worth $10.00. 175. Caria—Cnidos (390-300B.C.) Drachma. Head of Aprhodite. Eu- ploia to right. Right. Reverse, lion’s head right. Very good, al- most fine. B. M. C. 31. Worth $5.00. 176. Carthage— (300B.C.) Drachma. Female head to left. Reverse, horse to right standing in front of palm tree. Very good to fine. Worth $3.50. 177. Corinth— (338-300B.C.) Stater. Head of Athena wearing laureated Corinthian helmet, facing left, with an eagle standing behind, look- ing backward. Reverse, Pegasos the winged horse, flying left, a pellet beneath. Very rare variety with eagle. B. M. C. 258. Fine. Worth $12.00. 178. Euboea— (550-580 B.C.) Dilobol. Head of ox facing front. Reverse, fe- male head to right. Apparently struck over another coin. Very good, almost fine. B. M. C. 15. Worth $4.50. 179. Macedonia—Philip II. Father of Alexander the Great. Small, thick tetradrachm made by the barbarian tribes, known as the Danubian Celts, who imitated the coins of neighboring couatries. Base sil- ver, curde cast, apparently genuine. Fine and rare. 180. Metapontum in Lucania—330-330 B.C. Stater. Head of Demeter to right. Reverse, ear of wheat and META. Rare type of head, with short flat hair. Fine. Worth $15.00. 181. Metapontum in Lucania—330-300B.C. Stater Head of Demeter in very high relief to right, with large thick locks of hair. Reverse, ear of wheat and META. Fine and very rare, B.M.C. 66. Worth $25.00. —

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182. Neapolis ( 4 1 1-350B.C. ) Hemidrachm. Gorgon facing, protruding his tongue. Reverse, female head right, around the letter NEAP. Loop carefully removed from edge above gorgon, otherwise ex- tremely fine. Rare, worth $12.00. B.M.C.17. 183. Samos— (494-439B.C.) Drachma. Lion facing front. Reverse, three- quarter figure of a steer running right, above SAMION, below a vase. Very good, almost fine. Very rare. Worth $5.00. B.M.C. 174. 184. Velia— (300 B.C.) Stater. Head of Athena right. Reverse, lion to right, above a five-pointed star and two Greek letters, below VELETON. The flan has been rounded off to a perfect circle for use as a charm in a frame. This gives the coin a suspicious modern flavors, but it is probably genuine as the die-work is inimitable. B.M.C. 75. P’ine worth $10.00. 185. Aradus—Copper coin, slightly smaller than a tetradrachm. Turretted female head to right. Reverse, a boat with METROPOLEONA, Etc. Fine and rare. 186. Aradus—Copper coin, similar to the preceding, but a much more art- istic head in high relief. Reverse, nymph on boat, underneath are Punic letter. Very fine. Very I’are. 187. Bactria—Eucratides (200-150 B.C.) Square bronze coin. King’s head to right, wearing helmet. Reverse, the Dioscuri!. Fine and rare. Worth $3.00. 188. Bactria—Eukratides. Similar coin to the preceding, but much larger. Fine and rare. Worth $5.00. 189. Bactria—Eukratides. Another example, with larger head and differ- ent reverse. Fine and rare. 190. Bactria—Eukratides. Another but medium size between the first two. Very good, rare. 121.— Bactria—Eukratides. Another, as last but larger head. Fine and rare. 192. Bactria—Eucratides. Another, with still larger head. Fine and rare. 193. Bactria—Eucratides. Another from different dies. Very fine and rare.

194. Bactria—Two others with bare heads. Different portraits and re- verses. Fine and rare. Two pieces. Note. These coins and the preceding seven lots are all square in form. 195. Egypt—Bronze coin o fthe Ptolemaic period. King’s head to right, with a crescent counterstamped in front. Reverse, eagle with a lamb counterstamped on breast. Very good. Size of a tetra- drachm. Very rare.

196. —Curious bronze coin Zeus seated to left. Reverse, a Goddess seated to right. Inscriptions weak but ALEXANDROU and ME- TROPOLEON are visible. Good, very rare. 197. Syracuse—Bronze coin, size of a tetradrachm. Laureated head of Arethusa left. Reverse, eagle on thunderbolt left. Period of highest artistic excellence. Extremely fine and patinated. Very rare. Worth $5.00.

198. Hadrian—Rome, Large first bronze for Egypt. Reverse Emperor driving quadriga, letters LID above. Dark red patina. Very good, almost fine. Rare. Worth $3.50.

199. Curia Family—Denarius. Female head in very high relief to right. with naticeable goiti’e on neck. Reverse, quadriga whose horses have impossibly long hind legs. A great curiosity. Extremely rare and probably unique. Extremely fine. Worth $10.00. 200. Rubria Family—Head of Jupiter to right. Reverse, four-horse wagon standing still, yet the wheels are off the ground. Great curlo^..,. Very rare. Very fine. Worth $8.50. 12

Consignment C — Orange, New Jersey

U. S. SILVER DOLLARS

201. Dollar 1795—type II, seven stars facing, eight stars behind head, slight dent at the edge above “T” in Liberty. Otherwise fine. Cost $7.50. 202. 1799—Dollar stars arranged, 7x6. Fine. Cost $7.50. 203. 1800—Dollar. Faint scratch above figure 8. Reverse has diebreaks joining clouds, star and Eagle’s wing and passing through the let- ter F, very fine. Cost $8.00.

U. S. HALF DOLLARS.

204. 1795—Scarce Variety, a few small nicks on face, otherwise fine Bot- tom Curl touches two stars. Eagle’s wings rest on R in “America” and I in “United”. Cost $12.00. 205. 1803—Fair to good. 1805 Fine. Two pieces. Cost $5.00. 206. 1806—(Fair. 1807 good to very good. Cost $3.50. Two pieces. 207. 1808—Very good to Fine. 1809, above milling off center. Fine two pieces. Cost $3.00. .,.08. 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813—A very good lot. Four pieces. Cost $5.00. 209. 1814, 1817, 1818—A very good lot. Three pieces. Cost $4. 210. 1819—Wide Date, small 9, Milling on obverse off center. Very fine. Cost $2.50.

211. 1 . 20, 1821 —Wide Dates on both. A fine lot. Two pieces. Cost $3.00. 212. 1822, 1823, 1824—A very good lot. Three pieces. Cost $4.00. 213. 1825, 1826, 1827—A very fine lot. Three pieces. Cost $3.75. 214. 1828, 1829, 1830—A very fine lot. Three pieces. Cost $3.50. 215. 1831 —Uncirculated. Cost $2.00. 216. 1831, 1833, 1834—A very fine lot. Three pieces. Cost $3.50. 217. 1834, 1835, 1836—A very fine lot. Three pieces. Cost $3.50. 218. 1836, 1837, 1838—A very good lot. 'Cost $3.50. Three pieces. 219. 1839—^Liberty seated, with drapery at elbow. Very good to fine. Cost $2.50. 220. 1840—“0” mint, small letters fine. Cost $2.50. 221. 1841 —Uncirculated, drapery at elbow. Small letters. Cost $4.00. 222. 1842—large letters on reverse. Small date. Very fine. Cost $2.50. 223. 1844—“O” mint. Very fine. Cost $2.50. 224. 1845—“0” mint. A good coin. Cost $1.75. 225. 1846—small date. About fine. Cost $2.25. 226. 1850—“O” mint. A fine specimen. Cost $2.00. 227. 1851 —“0” mint. A fine specimen. Cost $2.50. 228. 1852—“O” mint. About fine. Rare. 'Cost $7.50. 229. 1855—with arrows at date. Very good. Cost $2.50. 230. 1858, 1891 —Fine pair cost $2.50. Two pieces.

U. S. QUARTER DOLLARS

231. 1796—Quarter, first year issued, unusually broad flan, very sharp, clear date. Bottom curl touches star and figures. Obverse very good to fine. Reverse very good. A remarkable specimen. Cost $25.00. 232. 1805—Quarter. Very good. Cost $2.50. 1861-— 233. Quarter, type V. Very fine specimen, slight scratch above field on eagle’s neck. Cost $1.00. 13

U. S. DIMES

234. 1796—Dime with Die-Break on obverse from milling to first star. Very good to fine. Cost $12.00. 235. 1798—Perfect date. Very rare. A good specimen. Cost $15.00. 236. 1805— Figure 5 touches Bust. Slight scratch on field before face, otherwise very fine. Cost $6.00.

237. 1833 , 1836 , 1877 , 1930—A very good group, including 1 uncirculated. Cost $2.50.

U. S. NICKELS (FIVE CENT PIECES)

238. 1867—With Rays, 1883 without cents, 1930. All uncirculated. Cost $1.75. Three pieces.

U. S. COLONIAL COINS

239. Connecticut—Cents 1787 (2), 1788 (1) fair to good. Three pieces. 240. New Jersey—Cents 1787. Three die varieties, one very broad flan. Average, fine lot. Three pieces. 241. Nova Constellatio—Cent 1785. Another specimen with silvering adhering. Fine. Rare. 242. Nova Constellatio—Cent 1785. Script U. S. Fine. 243. North American Token— Copper 1781. Ship. Columbia with harp. The was opened at Philadelphia in this year, and there may be some significance in the coincidence. Fine. 244. George Washington—Double bust, cent (1783), not dated. Head on either side. Rare condition. Uncirculated. 245. Washington—Large “Liberty and Security” cent. Edge inscribed “An Asylum for the Oppressed of all Nations”. Extremely fine to uncirculated. 246. Washington Cent— 1783. Military bust left. Fine but has been lacquered. 247. Franklin Cent— 1787. Commonly called the “Fugio” cent. Uncirc- ulated, with t]'aces of original mint redness. 248. Wood’s Halfpenny— 1723. Fine. 249. Slave Cent— 1838. Listed in Low’s book as a “Hard Times” token. Coventry half-penny. With Lady Godiva and Elephant, 1793. Fine nair. Two pieces.

Consignment D — California

U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.

250. First Issue— 5 cents bust of Jefferson-Brown plain Edge-without monogram ABN, Unc. Rare. Cost $5.00. 251. First Issue— 10 cents; Bust of Washington, green, plain edge without monogram A.B.N. Unc. Very rare. Cost $4.00. 252. First Issue—25 cents, Bust of Jefferson, Brown, plain edge without monoo'ram A.B.N. Unc. Very rare. Cost $7.50. 253. First Issue—50 cents, Bust of Washington green. Plain edge. Very rare, Unc. Cost $6.50. 254. Second Issue—‘Five cents—Golden Ring Brown Back, Shield with Surchange 18-63 on Back Scarce. Unc. Cost $.75. 255. Second Issue—50 cent, Washington—Golden Ring Red Back sur- changed 18-63 Unc. Scarce. Cost $2.00. 256. Second Issue— 10 green back and 25 purple back golden ring around Washington Surchanged 18-63 V.G. Cost $1.50. Two pieces.

257 . Third Issue—3 cents, Washington-Wreath-green back 16 stars-Crest, light curtain, Unc. Scarce. Cost $1.00. 14

U. S. SILVER COINS.

258. Half Dimes— 1854, 185C, 1857, 1861, F to V.F. Cost $2.50. Four pieces. 259. 1923 Monroe Doctrine —Good Value $1.25.

U. S. LARGE AND SMALL CENTS

260. Large Cents— 1856 A-1, A, 2-A,ll all are F, to V.F. Cost $2.50 three pieces. 261. — 1857 A-1 very fine. Scarce. Cost $1.75.

262. Large Cents— 1847-A-9, 1851 A-13, 1852-A9 . All are F, to V.F. Cost $2.50. Three pieces. 263. Lincoln Cents— 1926, 1929D, 1929S, 1930 S, 1930D, 1934 Unc. Red 6 pieces.

MEDALS.

264. Medal 1898—Commemorating the Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha. Silver, very rare in this metal. At a sale in 1929 similar one brought $8.60. Actually valued at $15.00. Proof. 265. Same medal as the preceding but in brass. Unc. Scarce. Cost $2.00. 266. Colorado, 1906—medal commemorating the Centennial of the Discov- ery of Pike’s Peak Bust of Coolnel Pike, View of the Peak. Bronze, E.F. Value $3.50.

Consignment E Oklahoma

U. S. SILVER DOLLARS.

267. 1859, “O ’ mint—Very fine, worth $2.50. 268. i860, “O” mint—A few edge nicks, otherwise fine. Worth $2.00. 269. 1878, “S’’ mint—Very line, formerly a proof. Worth $3.50. 270. Ii881, “S” mint—Very fine. Worth $3.00. 271. 1884, “O’’ mint—Unc. Worth $4.00. 272. 1886—Very fine. Worth $3.00. 273. Regular “Morgan” type, 1890, “O” mint “CC’’ mint. Fine. Worth $2.00 Each. 274. 1899, “S” mint—Fine. Worth $3.00. 275. 1899 “O” mint—Unc. Worth $4.00. 276. 1901, “O” mint—Regular “Morgan” type. Fine. Worth $3.00. 277. 1921, “Peace” type—Very fine. Worth $2.00. 278. 1922—Unc. Worth $2.50. 279. 1923, Same—Unc. Worth $3.00. 280. 1927, Same type—Very fine. Worth $3.00. 281. 1934, Same type—Uncirculated pair. Worth $1.50 each.

U. S. HALF DOLLARS.

282. 1813, 1814, 1819, 1822—Very good to fine lot. Worth $1.00 each 4 pieces.

U. S. QUARTER DOLLARS.

283. 1,806, 1819, 1820, 1854, 1891 —The first fair, the rest very good. Worth $.75 each. 5 pieces. 15

U. S. PAPER MONEY 284.

U. S. Dollar Bill—Series 1917. Known as the “Catholic” Dollar. Very good. Worth $2.00.

U. S. GOLD

285. U. S. Gold Five Dollars—dated 1834. Pine. Worth $12.00. 286. U. S. Gold Five Dollars—dated 1840, O mint. First issue of the Half. Eagles at this mint. Fine. Worth $16.00, 287. U. S. Gold, two and a half dollars— 1900. Unc. Worth $6.00. 288. U. S. Gold Dollars— 1866 has a small hole above head near edge. Otherwise very fine. Rare. Worth $15.00.

U. S. PIONEER GOLD.

289. Carolina Coinage of A. Bechtler 1 dollar, 27g.—Very fine Worth $10.00.

FOREIGN GOLD.

290. Canada—Newfoundland 1888, 2 dollar gold piece. Value expressed in three ways Unc. Worth $6.50. 291. Spain—Gold coin 1800 2 Escudos Carolus IV. Fine. Worth $12.50.

FOREIGN SILVER COINS AND TOKENS.

292. English Colonies— 1907, 1908, Straist Settlements OO^i and $1.00. I'ine. Two pieces. Worth $2.00. 293. Straits Settlements—Commemorative Dollar. Fine. Worth $3.00. 294. China Dragon Dollar Fine. Worth $2.50. 295. Hard Times Token—Schenck’s planing machine. Reverse, Richards Jewelry, Attleboro, Mass. Fine, scarce. 296. Siam—Tical or “bullet” coin with loop attached. Hannover one- twelfth thaler 1843. France, Napoleon half franc 1814. Very good to fine. Three pieces. 297. Mexico—Peso 1862, Zacatecas mint. England half-crown 1899, still current money. Fine pair. Two pieces. 298. Ireland—Early brass token of Daniel O’Connell. Bust harp. France 5 centimes, year 6. British India 20 cash 1803. 1 skill- ing 1838 and others. Good to fine. 9 pieces. 299. Russia—Large Copper 5 kopecks 1833 and 2 kopecks 1841. Fine, worth $.75 each. Two pieces. 300. Canada—Early copper half-penny tokens, 1812 Wellington and

George III; 1820 trade and navigation (rare) ; 1832 Nova Scotia penny; 1837 bank half-penny; and two others. Very good to fine worth 50(i each seven piece. 301. England—Tradesmen’s Copper tokens, Edinburg half-penny 1791, Birmingham 1793, Anglesey Mines 1788, St. Helena 1821. One very good, the rest fine. Worth 75^^ each 4 pieces. 302. England—^Large Copper one penny tokens of the Crown Copper Com- pany, Hull Lead Works, and the Cities of Bilston and Newai’k. All dated 1811. Fine and rare lot. Worth $2.00 each. Four pieces. 303. England—Cartwheel two pence and one penny 1797 with head of George III. Largest of English Copper Coins. Very good to fine. Worth $3.00. Two pieces. —

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Consi^nient F — New York

FOREIGN CROWN SINZE SILVER DOLLARS.

804. Augsburg— 1626 Pine Cone Thaler. Reverse, Crowned eagle. Very scarce. Extremely fine. Worth $3.50. 305. Austria—Maria Theresia. Famous Levant Thaler 1780. One of the few original specimens known to have been actually struck in 1780. Very rare. Worth $3.50.

306. Austria—Francis I. Portrait thaler 1823. Mint mark G for Gratz. Fine. Scarce. Worth $2.50.

307. Austria—Half-thaler of Francis I, 1823 Frankfurt. Thaler 1860. Fine pair. Worth $1.50 each. Two pieces. 308. Austria— 1880. Schutzenthaler. Handsome, artistic gem. Uncircu- lated. Worth $3.50. 309. Silver dollars of Austria 1879, two busts; Portugal 1915, Brazil 1911; Panama 1904 and Peru 1924. Fine, $2.25 each, five pieces. 310. Bavaria—'Maximilian Joseph. Portrait Madonna Thaler 1758. Rare reverse with rosette after date. Fine. Worth $4.00. 311. Bavaria—Maximilian Joseph Madonna Thaler 1760. Very fine. Worth $2.75. 312. Bavaria—^Madonna Thaler 1733 and a Prussian five-mark piece 1876. Very good to fine. $1.75 each. Two pieces. 313. Bavaria—Madonna Thaler 1855 and Prussia thaler 1863. Fine Cost $1.50 each. 314. Munich—Bavaria 1811. Schutzen thaler on the Seventh Annual Com- petition. Beautiful, proof gem coin. Worth $5.00. 315. Belgium — Commemorative five-franc piece, 1830-1880. Head of Leopold I, II. Fine and rare. Worth $3.50. 316. Belgium—Leopold II. Five-franc pieces dated 1869, 1870, 1873. Fine. $2.50 each. Three pieces. 317. Bolivia, 1664— Cob type “piece of 8” reales, pirate money, irregular in shape. Small hole near edge not marring the coing. Fine for the piece. Potosi mint. Worth $5.00. 318. Bolivia, 1845—Bolivar peso. Very fine. Worth $2.50. 319. Brabant, 1619—Broad thaler with busts of Albert and Elizabeth of Austria .Fine. Scarce. 320. Brazil—Globe dollar 1917—Very fine, scarce. Worth $3.00. 321. Brazil, 1818—Dollar of 960 reis. Globe, arms. Date divided at top. Uncirculated. Scarce. $2.50. 322. Brazil, 1818—Dollar of 960 reis. Different obverse. Date and value in center. Fine. Scarce. $2.50. 323. Brazil, 1823—Dollar of 960 reis. Globe in. square. Very fine. Scarce. $2.50. 324. Br^— en—One-third thalers of 36 grotes, dates 1840 to 1846. Very fine. 4 pieces. Worth $1.00 each. 325. Central America, 1839 Silver peso of 8 reales. Sun and mountains. Tree. Uncirculated. Scarce state. Value $3.50. 326. China—Military order medal of the “Striped Tiger.” Third class. Silver, half-dollar size, swivel removed. Extremely fine. $15.00. 327. China—Three types silver dollars, including the British issue for Hong-Kong 1901, Szechuen Province, etc. P^ne, $2.50 each. Three pieces. 328. China—Two types silver dollar, one with bust. Very fine, $2,50 each. Two pieces. 329. Chinese Silver Dollars—Three types, one rare piece with sailboat on reverse. All with busts. Fine $2.75 each. Three pieces, 330. Denmark—Commemorative double kroner 1870-1930. Uncirculated. Worth $2.00. 17

331. Hi*pano-Chinete Mexican Peso, 1783—Counterstamped with Chinese chop marks. Fine, scarce. 332. Hispano-Chinese Mexican peso, 1794 counterstamped with Chinese chopmarks. Fine, scarce. 333. Hispano-Chinese. Mexican Peso, 1795—Counterstamped with chop- marks by Chinese bankers. Fine, scarce. 334. Cuba. Souvenir Dollar 1897—(Fine cost $2.50. 335. Dominican Republic—Peso and half-peso 1827, base silver. Also half- dollars of Mexico 1919, 1925, Bremen Schutzenthaler 1865, Ru- mania 2-lei 1911. Very good to Unc. Worth $1.00 each six pieces. 336. England—Charles II. Silver crov/n 1679. Very good to fine. Worth $3.00. 337. England—Charles II. Crown 1679. Also bank dollar 1804. Very good two pieces. Worth $2.00 each. 338. England—William and Mary. Half crown 1689. P'ine. Scarce. 339. England—Shillings of Elizabeth, William III, 1698 George I, 1723, George II, 1741, Anna 1711, and George III, 1787. Very good to very fine. 80(* each. 6 pieces. 340. England Bank—Token for three shillings 1814. Also a half-crown of William III, 1697, with C under bust for Chester mint. Fine and good. Two pieces. Worth $1.50 each. 341. England—Shilling of James I, Anna, George I, II, III, IV, V. Very good to fine, 75^^ each. 6 pieces. 342. England—Edward III, London groat. Crowned head facing front. Reverse. Cross and pellets. Very good. Scarce. 343. England—Shilling 1741 and four pence 1800. Uncirculated. Worth $1.00. 2 pieces. 344. England—George III. Bank of England Dollar 1804. Almost extre- mely fine. Plain edge. Worth $3.50. 345. England, 1804—George III, Bank of England dollar. Fine. Very scarce. 346. England—Six-pences of George II. Ill and four-pences of Charles II. George III, Victoria. Fine to Unc. 50(t each, five pieces. 347. England—Small silver coins from 1 penny to 4 pence, Charles II to Edward VII. Worth 25(* each. Fine to Unc. 9 pieces. 348. England, 1820—^George III Crown of five shillings from dies by the Italian engraver Pistrucci. Signed by him on both sides. Fine and very scarce. 349. England-—Half-crowns of William IV, 1836, and Victoria 1893. Very good and Unc. $1.00 each. Two pieces. 350. England—Victoria. - Crowns of five shillings dated 1844, 1845. Cur- rent for $1.25 each. Fine, and scarce. 2 pieces. 351. Flanders under Austria—Portrait thaler of Francis II, 1797. Fine, scarce. Worth $2.75. 352. France-^Louis XVI. Friend of America Portrait dollar or ecu, 1785 Mint mark a cow for Pan in Bearn. Very fine. Worth $3.50. 353. France—Louis XVI. Dollar or ecu 1786. Mintmark M, Crown under bust. Fine. Worth $2.75. 354. France—Louis XVI. Dollar or ecu 1788. Mintmark a cow for Pan in Bearn. Fine. Worth $3.00. 355. France—Louis XVI. Portrait dollar or ecu, 1789. Mint mark. Very fine. Worth $2.50. 356. France—Napoleon 1. Five frarcs, year 11 or 1800. Young head. Very good. Worth $3.00. 357. France—Napoleon I. Five francs of the year 13, which is 1801. Paris mint Young head. Fine and scarce. Cost $2.50. 358. France—Five-franc pieces of Napoleon for Italy, 1812. Others dated 1867, 1873, 1877. Fine, $2.25. each. 4 pieces. 359. France—Louis XVIII. 5 franc piece, 1816, B mint. Horse’s head under the bust. Rare type. Fine. Cost $3.00. 18

360. France—Louis Philippe. Five-franc pieces, 1830, 1834, 1836. The first is very rare, with Young head. Fine, $2.25. each. Three pieces. 361. France, 1831 —Louis Philippe I. Five franc piece with young bust of the king. Rare type. Mintmark B. Fine. Cost $3.50. 362. France—Five franc pieces, 1838, 1847, 1877. Fine, $2.25 each. Three pieces. 363. France—Five-franc pieces 1845, 1852, and 1876. Very good to fine. three pieces. $2.00. each. 364. France—Five franc piece of Napoleon III, 1869. Same for Belgium, Leopold II, 1873. Fine. Two pieces, $2.50. each. 365. France, 1873—Five francs. Uncirculated. Worth $2.50. 366. Frankfurt—Double thaler of 3% gulden 1844. Uncirculated with proof surface. Value $4.50. 367. Frankfurt—Thaler 1860. Holland, florin 1763 for Geldern. Fine pair, two pieces. $1.25. each. 368. Frankfurt—Thaler 1860. Unc. Bremen. One-third thaler 1840. Two pieces. Worth $1.00. each. 369. Germany—Frankfurt-am-Main Schutzenthaler on the twenty-fifth an- niversary of £he first Marksmanship Competition, 1862-1887. Un- circulated. Worth $5.00. 370. German States—Five-mark pieces for Hamburg 1900, Saxony 1902, 1903, Bavaria 1901, 1903, Wuerttemberg 1907, Baden 1908. Fine to uncirculated. 6 pieces, $2.75 each. 371. Germany—Commemorative 2-mark piece 1901 and regular issue 1876. Uncirculated. Two pieces. Worth $2.00. 372. Germany, 1913—Commemorative 3-mark piece 1813-1913, King greets army. Eagle and serpent. Other pieces of same denomi- nation for Baden 1908, Wuerttemberg 1912, Prussia 1910, 1911. Fine, 5 pieces. $1.50. each. 373. Germany—Three marks 1913, regular type. Three marks 1929 conrb- memorating the Zeppelins flight around the world. Worth $1.50 each. Uncirculated, consisting of two pieces. 374. Germany, 1923—Very large aluminum token or Notgeld coin for 50 million marks. Another one slightly smaller; also same type coin for 2 million marks. Uncirculated. Very rare as a set. Three pieces. Worth $7.50. 375. Hannover—Ernest August. Thaler 1850, with English arms. Also three marks of Prussia 1911. Fine, tko pieces, $1.50. each. 376. Hessen—Thaler 1863. Bremen. One-third thaler 1840. Bavaria One-fourth thaler 1772. Very good lot. Three pieces 75^^ each piece. 377. Hispano-Chinese—Mexican peso, 1788, counterstamped with chop- marks by Chinese bankers. Fine, scarce. 378. Holland, 1780— Rijksdollar. Mounted knight. Very good to fine. Scarce.

379. Holland—Rider dollar for Utrecht 1782 . Mounted knight. Crowned arms. Very fine. Worth $2.50. 380. Italy, 1808—Piece of five liras with bust of Napoleon 1. Milan mint. Very good. Worth $2.00. 381. Italy—Victor Emainiel II. Dollars of five liras dated 1870, 1872, 1877. Very good to very fine. Worth $1.75. each. Consisting of three pieces. 382. Island of Cyprus—Hugh TV. Silver real. Duke seated. Reverse.

Cross of Jerusalem. Very interesting historica 1 coin of the Crusaders Era. Fine and rare. 383. Latin America— Dollars of San Salvador 1911, head of Columbus. Also Ecuador 1897, Honduras 1892 with doubles cut date, and Peru 1869. Fine ,four pieces. $2.25 each. 384. Latin America—Half-dollar size coins of Columbia 1880 and 1892. Guatemala 1894 .Brazil 1853, Honduras 1884, Peru 1907, Uruguay 1917. One has bust of Columbus. Fine, 7 pieces, $1.25 each. — —

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085. Lubeck, 1796—Broad Thaler of 32 shilling. Fine, Scarce. Worth $2,50. 386. Mexico.—Charles and Johanna (1519-55). Silver one-real piece, stirack about 1535, and said to be the first coin issued in the Western hemisphere. Pillars of Hercules. Reverse Spanish Arms., very rare. Also a two-real piece of Philip V, 1720 for Spain Ex- tremely fine and uncirculated two pieces. 387. Mexico, 1728—Crude cob style piece of 8 reales with an unde- termined counterstamp. Holed near edge. Good, scarce. Worth $2.00 388. Mexico, 1777—Charles III Milled dollar. Extremely fine. Scarce con- dition. Worth $3.00. 389. Mexico— Charles III and IV. Dollars 1787, 1804, 1807. Fine, three pieces, $1.75 each. a90. Mexico, 1774, 194, 1799 Dollars of 8 reales, Charles 111 and IV,

Fine, thre • pieces, $1.75 each. J91. Mexico Charles III and IV. Dollars 1788, 1804, 1805. Fine, three pieces, $1.75 each. 392. Mexico—Dollars 1802, 1804, 1809. Charles IV and Ferdinand VU. Three pieces, fine, $1.75 each. 393. Mexico—Cob Money from real to 2 reales. Also earliest type real under Charles and Johanna, 1535. Fine and very fine, five pieces. Worth $2.50. 394. Mexico—Charles IV and Ferdinand VII. Dollars 1806, 1820, 1821. Fine, three pieces, $1.75 each.

395. Mexico—Silver from V-z real to 4 reales, dating from 1689 to 1808. Very good to fine, fifteen pieces. Worth $4.00. 396. Mexico—Morelos, 1813. Revolutionary 8-reales struck in Copper. Very fine thick and thin flans. Die varieties. Worth $5.00 each. 397. Mexico.—Republic, Dollar or peso, 1834. Go. mint. Unc. Scarce con- dition $2.50. 398. Mexico—Republic Dollar or peso 1842, Go. mint, Counterstamped with the letter P on the Liberty cap. Also half-peso 1853, Z omint. Fine pair, two pieces, $1.50 each. 399. Mexico—Republic Dollar or peso, 1858. Brilliant proof $3.50, Mexico City Mint. 400. Mexico—Emperor Maximilian. Dollar, 1866. Mexico City Mint. Fine $2.00. 401. Mexico—Emperor Maximilian. Dollar, 1866, Mexico City mint. Fine and scarce. $2.00. 402. Mexico—Emperor Maximilian. Dollar 1866. Mexico City mint. Very good. Scarce $1.75. 403. Mexico—Emperor Maximilian. Overthrown and executed by revolu- tionists. Dollar 1866, Potosi mint. Extremely fine. Scarce mint and condition. $4.50. 404. Mexico, 1821-1921 —Commemorative Dollar of two pesos — Liberty standing. Elaborate eagle on cactus in wreath. Beautiful coin. Very fine. $2.50. 405. Mexico, 1821-1921 —Commemorative dollar of two pesos, like the preceding. Very fine, $2.50. 406. Mexico, 1821-1921 —Commemorative dollar of two pesos. Similar to the preceding. Very fine, $2.50. 407. Mexico—Commemorative dollar of 2 pesos, 1921. Similar to preceding coin. Very fine, $2.75. 408. Persia—Lion dollar, and Hawaii half-dollar, 1883. Uncirculated and proof, $2.00 each. 2 pieces. 409. Peru, 1760—Broad Proclamation half-dollar of 2 reales for Lima. Bust of Charles III. Crowned eagle between Pillars of Hercules. Holed at ton and bruised at bottom. Otherwise very good and very rare. Worth $5.00. 410. Peru— Silver dollars 1871, 1873, 1890, 1895. Fine, four pieces. $2.25 each. ——

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411. Prussia Frederick the Great. Reichsthaler 1772, A mint. Fine. Worth $2.50. 412. Prussia—Portrait thalers 1793 and 1866. Fine pair, 2 pieces. $1.50 each. 413. Prussia Two-thirds thaler 1796. Large fraction. Very good. Worth $1.50.

414. Prussia—Thaler 1819, Dusseldorf mint. Also coronation thaler 1861 with busts of king and queen. Fine, two pieces. Worth $1.75 each. 415. Prussia—Frederick William IV. Double thaler 1841. Fine. Value $3.00. 416. Prussia—Frederick William IV. Double thaler 1841. Fine. Worth $3.00. 417. Prussia—Frederick William IV. Thalers 1842 and 1844. Fine and extremely fine. Worth $1.50 each, two pieces. 418. Prussia—Portrait thaler 1858 and 1863, the first from Mansfeld silver. Fine, 2 pieces. Worth $1.00 each. 419. Prussia, 1868—Schutzen, thaler on the competition held at Vienna, Austria. Handsome proof. One of the earliest pieces in this series’ Worth $4.50. 420. Prussia—Victory thaler 1871 and Coronation thaler 1861. Fine. 2 pieces. Worth $1.00 each. 421. Prussia, 1876—Five marks of William I. Fine, worth $2.50. 422. Prussia—Frederick, last kaiser’s father. Five-mark piece, 1888. Scarce, as he ruled only 90 days. Other similar pieces 1876, 1907. Three different rulers. Fine, 3 pieces. $2.75 each. 423. Prussia, 1904 — Five marks of William II. Extremely fine. Wort i $2.50. Prussia, 424. 1913—Three marks of William II. Also Commemorative 2 marks 1701-1901. Uncirculated and very fine. Worth $1.50 each. Two pieces. 425. Prussia, 1914—Three mark piece of William II. Another for Bremen, 1909. Uncirculated and very fine. Worth $1.50 each, two pieces. 426. Russia—Peter I, the Great (about 1720). Silver portrait ruble. Bust to right. Reverse: Crowned imperial . Pine to very fine. Desirable and rare. 427. Russia—Elizabeth I. Portrait silver ruble. 1749. Bust to right. Reverse: Crowned double eagle. Very fine, very scarce. 428. Russia—Catherine II, the Great. Ruble 1764. Fine. Very scarce. 429. Russia—Catherine II. Portrait silver ruble 1767. Flan defect before face. Good to very good. Scarce. Russia 430. —Catherine II. Portrait half ruble 1774. Good to very good. Flan defect below neck. Rarer than the whole ruble. 431. Russia—Ruble of Catherine II, the Great, dated 1776, year of American Independence. Very good, scarce. Worth $2.50. Russia 432. —Catherine the Great. Rubles 1780 and indistinct date. Good and very good. Two pieces. 433. Russia—Paul I. Ruble 1799, fine but loop removed. Another dated 1872, fine, two pieces. Cost $1.50 each. 434. Russia —Rubles 1815 and 1819. Fine and scarce. 2 pieces. Worth $1.50 each. 435. Russia, 1836—% of a ruble for Poland marked 5 zloty. Fine and rare Worth $1.75. 436. Russia—Ruble 1878 and V4 ruble 1840. Fine, 2 pieces. Worth $1.50 ea. 437. Russia—Alexander III, Father of Nicholas II, last of the Romanoff Czars. Ruble 1893. Uncirculated and rare. Worth $3.50. 438. Russia—Nicholas II, last Czar. Commemorative ruble 16-1913. Also regular type 1897. Uncirculated pair. Worth $5.00. 439 Russia Rubles 1824 and 1897. Fine pair. 2 pieces. Worth $3.00. 440. Russo-Poland, 1836—Dollar of IV^ rubles or 10 zloty. Fine scarce Worth $3.50. 441. Salzburfir—Bishopric in Austria. Portrait Thaler of Jerome 1773. Very good, scarce. Worth $2.75. —

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442. Saxony—John George I. Portrait dollar 1823. Very Fine. Worth $3.00. 443. Saxony—Portrait double thaler 1854. Fine and rare. Woi'th $4.60. 444. Saxony—Portrait thalers 1863 and 1867. Fine, 2 pieces. Worth $1.00 each. 445. Saxony, 1910—Marriage thaler of William Ernest and Feodora of Russia. Three marks. Uncirculated to Proof. Worth $4.50. 446. Sicily — Ferdinand II. Dollar of 120 grani 1851. Very good. Worth $1.75. 447. Sicily—Ferdinand II. Dollar 1856, for 120 grani. Fine and scarce. Worth $2.50. 448. Spain, 1850—Isabella II. Dollar of 20 reales. Fine. Scarce. Worth $1.75. 449. Spain—Isabella II. Half dollars of 10 reales, new standard, 1852 and 1863. Also a Mexican half milled dollar 1779. Very good to very fine. Worth $1.50 each, three pieces. 450. Silver Dollars of Spain, Greece, Bolivia, Ecuador and Sicily.—Dates 1839 to 1888. Very good to fine, 5 pieces. $1.50 each. 451. —Gustavus III. Silver Rijksdaler 1780 over 1778. Fine, and rare overdate. Worth $4.50. 452. Sweden—Charles XIV Bernadotte. Half species dollar 1831. Bust, arms. Uncirculated. 453. Sweden—Commemorative Double kroner 1857-1907. Busts of King and Queen, extremely fine, once a proof. Cost $2.50. 454. Switzerland. New type 5-franc piece 1923. Also old type 2-franc piece 1862, fine. Scarce pair, two pieces, $1.75 each. 455. Turkey—Four different silver dollars, including one of a rare type with elaborate temple and star and crescent above, fine, four pieces, $2.50 each.

456. Kingdom of the Two Siciles—Joachim Murat. Scudo of 12 Carlini, 1810. Very fine to extremely fine. Very rare. Cost $12.00. Note: He was the husband of Caroline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon I. He was shot in 1815. 457. Duchy of Warsaw— Dollar 1814. Bust of Frederick Augustus of Saxony. Very fine. Scarce. 458. Westfrisiah—Holland 1616. Lion dollar. Knight with shield. Fine for the coin. Worth $3.00. 459. Wurttemberg — Commemorative thaler 1886-1911. Three marks. Worth $1.75.

Consignment G

SILVER MEDALS OF THE VATICAN OR PAPAL STATE.

All Are Dollar Size or Larger.

460. Pius X.—Bust right. Reverse, Moses with Ten Commandments seated before the School of Holy Scriptures, speaking to St. Peter. Date 1912. Proof. 461. Pius X—Bust left. Reverse, Pope granting an audience to six cardi- nals. Regnal Year 6, or 1907. Uncirculated. 462. Pius X—Bust left. Reverse, the sacred college. Year 11 or 1914. Proof. 463. Pius X—Bust left. Reverse, Sacred College at Calabria. Proof, 1913. 464. Pius IX—Bust left. Reverse, Interior of Cathedral. Loop attached. Fine. Date 1853. 465. Pius IX—Bust left. Daniel taming two lions. Fine, loop attached. Date 1861. 466. Pius IX—Bust left. Reverse, Statue of St. Peter blessing a mediaeval crusader. Trees and monuments. Date 1867. Proof. 467. Pius IX—Bust left. Reverse, group of Vatican buildings. Date 1870. Proof. 22

pontifical palace. 468. Gregory XVI—Bust right. Reverse, View of the Extremely fine. Dated year 8. Savior adored by a 469. Gregory XVI—Bust left. Reverse, the Infant group of saints. Date 1834. Loop attached. Fine. Date 1831. 470. Gregory XVI—Head left. Reverse, Similar to preceding. Loop attached. Fine. 1839. 471. Gregory XVI.—^Bust left. Reverse, Cardinals in prayer. Date Loop attached. Fine. receiving offerings 472. Leo XIII—Buste left. Reverse, Pope on throne, from the five human races. Year 11. Proof. Year 20. 473. Leo XIII—Bust left. Reverse, View of the Leonine College. Proof. from an- 474. Leo XIII—Bust left. Reverse, view of the Sacred College other position. Proof, 1884. Date 475. Leo XIII—Head left. Reverse, View of the Lateran College. 1889. Proof. visitors and 476. Leon XIII—Bust left. Reverse, Pope on throne blessing missionaries. Edifice in the background. Date 1894. Proof. 477. Leo XIII—Head left. Reverse, three saints holding a discourse before the Pontifical College. Angel kneeling. Proof, 1895. 478. Leo XIII—Bust left. Reverse, St. John, with banner, preaching the Unity of God. Date 1896. Proof. 479. Leo XIII—Bust left. Reverse, Pope closing the Holy Door in the presence of seven cardinals. Date 1900. Proof. 480. Pius VII—Bust right. Reverse, interior view of the new papal museum,. Date 1822. Uncirculated. Remarkable architectural effects in the reverse die workmanship. 481. Leo XII—Bust right. Reverse, Dedication of a shrine. Proof. Dated year 5. 482. Benedict XV—Bust right. Reverse, Pope announcing the new code of laws to the cardinals. Year 3. Proof. 483. Benedict XV—Bust left. Reverse, Saints Peter and Paul reading the Bible. Date 1920. Proof. 484. Papal Talisman or Amulet—Same size as the medals. Holy Dove surrounded by rays and clouds. Reverse, group praying to heaven. Cast and chased. Loop on. Fine. 485. Rome—Papal Jubilee Medal. Heads of St. Peter and St. Paul. Reverse, closing of the Holy Door. No date but probably about 1750. Loop attached. Fine.

RUSSIAN SILVER AND BRONZE COINS

486. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks, 1759. Early date, fine. $2.25. 487. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks, fine. $1.50. Date 1768. 488. Siberia—Large copper 5 kopecks, 1771. Fine and rare. $1.75. 489. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks, 1773. Fine $1.50. 490. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks, 1790. Very fine. $3.00. 491. Russia—Large copper five kopecks, 1793. Very fine, $1.50. 492. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks, 1796. Extremely fine. $3.50. 493. Russia—Copper coins from 1 to 5 kopecks, 1812 to 1880. Very good to extremely fine. 9 pieces. 494. Russia—Small silver coins from 1833 to 1922, from 5 kopecks to half ruble. Fine lot. Also a rare V2 ruble 1846 and V2 ruble 1769. Worth $8.00. 22 pieces. 495. Russia—Rubles 1807 and 1841. Very good and uncirculated 2 pieces. $1.50 each. 496. Russia—Three-quarter ruble, 1836, for Poland, equal to 5 zloty. Also half-ruble 1817. Fine to extremely fine. 2 pieces. 497. Russia— Ruble 1852. Proof. $2.50. 498. Russia—Large copper 5 kopecks 1804 and 1865. The first is very rare. Very fine pair. Consisting of two pieces. Worth $3.00. 23

499. Russia—Alexander III, father of the last czar. Ruble and half-ruble 1890-1894. Also half-rubles of Nicholas II, 1899. (3) 5 pieces. Fine. 500. Russia—Last Czar. Rubles 1897, 1898, 1899. Half rubles 1899 and 1912. Fine to unc. 5 pieces.

501. Russia—Last Czar. Ruble 1898, half-rubles 1897, 1899, and Vi. ruble 1896. Very good. 4 pieces.

Consignment H

BALTIMORE, M. D. — LARGE CENTS

502. 1793— Olive sprig. Ivy and Bar. Good. Small hole in Liberty. Date weak. Cost $5.00 503. 1794—H. 43 dark olive, fine. Cost $10.00. 504. 1794—H. 43 dark olive, fine. Cost $10.00. 505. 1794—H. 39, very good to fine. Cost $10.00. 506. 1795—Good. Thin planchet. Cost $2.50. 507. 1796—Liberty cap wide date. Very good, slight sci'atch in field, scarce. Cost $7.50. 508. 1797—Perfect die pin point nicks in field on obverse and reverse otherwise fine. Cost $5.00 509. 1798—Large date, fine. Cost $3.50. 510. 1799—Obverse good, date strong. Reverse nick on edge, otherwise very good. Cost $20.00 511. 1800—Perfect date obverse, small mik in neck. Reverse small scratch in field, otherwise very good to fine. Cost $5.00. 512. 1801 —Perfect date. Fraction 1000, very good. Cost $7.50. 513. 1802—Perfect die fine. Cost $2.50. 514. 1802—Another as last, S.in States double cut, fine. Cost $5.00. 515. 1803—Small fraction, fine. Cost $4.50. 516. 1803—Large fraction, fine to very fine. Cost $5.00. 517. 1804—Fair, date readable. Cost $5.00. 518. 1804—Perfect die, good-state fairly strong. Cost $25.00. 519. 4 1804—Mint Restrike, fine to very fine, obverse very much roughed from having been struck from rusty dies, slight nick on edge. Cost $8.50. 520. 1805—Perfect 1, very good to fine, slight nick on edge. Cost $7.50. 521. 1806—Good, small pin pout in hair. Cost $7.50. 522. 1807—Perfect date, so called comet variety, fine to very fine, scarce. Cost $25.00. 523. 1808—Thirteen stars Nyper leaf below center of S. Obverse very good. Reverse good. Cost $7.50. 524. 1809—Good. Cost $5.00. 525. 1810—Over o9. Obverse fine. Reverse very fine off center, scarce. Cost $5.00. 526. 1811 —Perfect Date otf center, good date, sharp. Cost $7.50. 527. 1811 — Over 10 good, scarce. Cost $5.00. 528. 1812—Small date, good to very good. Cost $3.50. 529. 1813—Very good to fine. Cost $4.50, scarce. 530. 1814—Crosslet, 4 fine, small nicks on edge. Cost $4.50. 531. 1814—Plain 4 off center, very good. Cost $3.50. 532. 1816-a 2—Die break on obverse edge, fine to very fine. Cost $3.50. 533. 1817— 13 Stars, good to very good. Cost $3.00. 534. 1817— 15 Stars, good. Cost $1.50. 535. 1818—Connecting stars, good. Cost $1.50. 536. 1819—Small wide date, good to very go.od. Cost $1.50. 537. 1819—Large date, die break on edge under date, good. Cost $-.60. 24

538 1820—Good small rich on edge cost $1.25. 539. 1321 —Goo^ to very good scarce cost $3.50. 540. 1322—Clo'^e date, very fine. Reverse erosion, otherwise extremely fine. Cost $3.00. 541. 1823—Over 22, very good to line, dark steel color. Cost $20.00. 542. 1823—Perfect die, good. Cost $5.00. 543. 1824—Perfect date, good to very good, small nick in field above head. Cost $3.50. 544. 1825—Good, Cost $1.00. Large 8 in date. 545. 1826—Good. Cost $1.00. 546. 1827—Good, die break connecting starts to 1 in date. Cost $1.50. 547. 1828—Large close date, curl over 28, good to very good. Cost $1.50. 548. 1829—Very small 8 in date, fine to very fine, sharp dark steel color. Cost $2.50. 549. 1830—Good. Cost $1.00. 550. 1831 —Small close date, fine to very fine. Cost $2.50. 551. 1832—Good. Cost $1.50. 552. 1833—Die break connecting stars and 1 in date. Die defect in letters D and S. Stars not struck up, otherwise extremely fine. Cost $5.00. 553. 1833—About fine 2 pieces. Cost $1.50 each. 554. 1834—Large and small date, good. Cost $1.00 each. 555. 1835—Type of 34 and 36, very fine. Cost $2.00. 556. 1836— Die break on obverse near edge, date high, good to V. G. Cost $2.00. 557. 1837—Braided hair card, small nicks in edge, about fine. Cost $1.50. 558. 1838—Perfect die, about fine. Cost $1.50. 559. 1839—Booby head, very good. Cost $1.00. 560. 1840—Small date, very good. Cost $1.00. 561. 1841 — Good, scarce. Cost $2.00. 562. 1842—Large date, good. Cost $1.50. 563. 1843—Type of 42 uncirculated stars not struck up. Brown. Cost $3.00. 564. 1844—45 good. Cost $1.00 each. 565. 1846—Tall date, very good. Cost $1.50. 566. 1846— Small date, low 6, good. Cost $1.00. 567. 1847—Perfect date, obverse cleaned. Good. Cost $1.00. 568. 1848—Uneven date, very fine. Cost $1.50. 569. 1849—Fine. Cost $1.00. 570. 1850-1-3-4—About fine. Cost $1.00 each, 5 pieces. 571. 1854-1855—About fine. Cost $1.00 each, 2 pieces. 572. 1855-56—About fine. Cost $1.00 each, 2 pieces. 573. 1857 —Large and small date, fine. Cost $1.50 each, 2 pieces.

U. S. COLONIAL COINS

574. New England, 1652—Obverse—much worn, only date and W visible. Reverse—spreading branches dimly discernible suggesting willow or oak tree. Holed at bottom near edge. Fair. 575. New England, 1652—Pine tree shilling. Obverse very good, with sti'ong date. Reverse, rather much worn only THVS visible. Base of tree faintly discernible, showing spreading parts like willow or oak variety. 576. 1722 Ro.'^e Americana Double Rose — Half Penny. Rare verv e-ood • . s Worth $5.00. 577. 1722—Rose Americana Double Rose Penny, rare, fine. Worth $6.00. 1723 578. —Crowned Rosa Americana half-penny. Fine. Worth $6.00, very rare. 1723 579. —Rosa Americana crowned Rose Penny, fine, rare. Worth $6.00 26

580. 1723—Rosa Americana crowned Rose Two pence. Work $6.00, rare, fine. 581. 1783—Nova Constellatio Cents, Blunt Rays, very good. Worth $2.50 582. 1785—Nova Constellatio Cent, Blunt Rays, scarce, fine. Worth $5.00. 583. 1785—Nova Constellatio Cent, Pointed Rays, fine. Worth $2.50. 584. 1787—Connec. Cent Laughing head, very good. Worth $4.00. 585. 1787—Connec. Draped Bust, fine. Worth $2.50. 586. 1788—Connect. Cent Draped Bust. Worth $3.50. 587. 1787—‘Fugios Cents, a very good lot, different varieties. Worth $1.60 each, 4 pieces. 588. 1787—Vermont cent, very good. Worth $3.00. 589. 1773—Vix’ginia Half-Penny mint state. Worth $2.50. 590. 1773—Virginia Half-Penny, very good. Worth $1.00. 591. A Group of New Jersey Cents—Good to very good, 13 pieces. 592. New Jersey Cents—G. 20-31-46-49-62-63. From very good to very fine. 6 pieces. 593. 1783—Gorgius Triumph Cent, good. Worth $1.50. 594. 1783—Washington Cent Unity States, very good. Worth $2.00. 595. 1789—Mott Token, very good to fine. Worth $4.00. 596. 1794—Talbot Allum and Lee cent, very fine. Worth $3.50. 597. 1787—Mass. Cent, very fine. Worth $5.00. 598. 1787—Mass. Half-cent, very good. Worth $3.00.

U. S. HALF CENTS

599. U. S. Half Cents— 1793 First Half cent, obverse very good. Reverse, fair to good, rare. Worth $15.00. 600. 1794—Head Large and high, very fine to extremely fine. Said to have cost former owner $35.00, slight dent on edge does not mar coin. Coin is mostly red. 601. 1795—Punctuated date, plain edge, thin planehet G. 4. Obverse very fine. Reverse very good. Cost $10.00. Scarce in this condition. 602. 1797—Plain edge with Pole, fair to good. Cost $5.00. 603. 1800—Fainc die break through figure 8 and flan defect at edge below figure 1 and extending somewhat to the other side of coin, otherwise extremely fine. Cost $3.50. 601. 1803—Very good to fine. Cost $1.50. 605. 1804—Plain 4 stems to wreath, fine to very fine. Cost $7.50. 606. 1804— Crosslet 4 stems to wreath, fine. Cost $1.50. 607. 1805—Small 5, good. Cost $1.00. 608. 1806—Small 6, very good. Cost $1.00. 609. 1806—Large 6, very good. Cost $1.00. 610. 1807—Fine. Cost $2.00. 611. 1808—Very good. Cost $1.00. 612. 1809—Very good to fine. Cost $1.00. 613. 1810—Very good, scarce. Cost $2.50. 614. 1825—Fine. Cost $1.50. 615. 1826—Very good. Cost $1.00. 616. 1828—Very fine, 13 stars. Cost $1.00. 617. 1829—^Fine. Cost $1.00 618. 1851—Fine. Cost $1.00. 619. 1833—Uncirculated, Red. Cost $2.00. 620. 1833—Uncirculated, partly red. Cost $1.50. 621. 1834—Very fine. Cost $1.50. 622. 1835—Extremely fine, slight nick on edge. Cost $1.50. 623. 1835—Very fine. Cost $1.00. 624. 1849—Large date. Fine. Cost $2.00. 26

62'5. 1850—Uncirculated. Cost $2.50. 626. 1851 —Uncirculated. Cost $2.50. 627. 1853—Uncirculated. Cost $2.50. 628. 1853—Uncirculated, slight nick on edge. Cost $2.00. 629. 1854—Extremely fine. Cost $1.00. 630. 1855—Very fine. Cost $1.00. 631. 1856—Very fine. Cost $1.00. 632. 1857—Uncirculated. Cost $2.50.

TRANSPORTATION TOKENS

633. Perforated Variety—Large and Small, all dilferent. Fine, 10 pieces. 634. Another lot similar as before, fine, 10 pieces. 635. Another lot similar as before, fine, 10 pieces. 636. Another lot similar as before, fine, 9 pieces.

HARD TIMES TOKENS

637. Variety of dates and types—Very good to fine. Several scarce. Low numbers, 15 pieces. 638. Another lot, including the slave cent 1838 and a scarce variety of the “Millions for Defence”, 1837, very good to very fine. 13 pieces. 639. Another lot like the preceding, 15 pieces. 640. Another lot, similar to last, 15 pieces. 641. As the preceding. Different, 15 pieces.

CIVIL WAR CENTS

642. Good mixture, several scarce numbers, 15 pieces. 643. Another lot, 27 pieces. 644. Another lot. Fine. 30 pieces. 645. Another lot. Fine. 30 pieces. 646. As last. Different. Fine, 30 pieces. 647. Another lot. Different. Fine, 15 cent each, 30 pieces. 648. Different lot. Fine, 15 cent each, 30 pieces. 649. Varied interesting lot. Fine, 15 cent each, 30 pieces.

Consignment I —Boston, Mass. BRYAN DOLLARS

650. Issued bv Gorham manufacturing Company, Sept. 16, 1896, Silver- smiths. Weight 823 grains, 900 fine. Very fine. Scarce. Worth $7.50. 651. 1896, 14th of September by Tiffany and Company. Weight 823 grains and 900 fin©. Fine, Rare. Worth $10.00. 652. 1896, July issued by Tiffany and Company. Weight 7761/3 grains, 900 fine. Rare. Very good. Worth $7.50. 653. U. S. Brvan Dollar—July 4, 1900. Issued by Gorham Mfg. Co. — Weight 870 grains of silver. Extremely fine. Worth $7.50. 654. Silver Token for one dollar issued by Pedley Ryan and Company of Denver, Colorado, 1933. Weight 430 grains. Uncirculated. Worth

$ 2 . 00 . ——

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U. S.

655. 1873—Very fine. Cost $3.00. 656. 1875—Very fine. Cost $2.50. 657. 1876—Very fine. Cost $2.50. 658. 1877—^Fine. Cost $2.00.

659. 1877 8 . Very fine. Cost $2.00. 660. 1878 8. —Trade Dollar. Very fine. Cost $2.00.

U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS

661.665. 1893—Columbia Unc. 662. 1918—Lincoln (Illinois) Unc. 663. 1920—Maine, Unc. 664. 1920 Pilgrim—Unc. # 1921 —Missouri, 2x4, rare. Unc. 606. 1921—Alabama, 2x2, scarce, Unc. 667. 1921 —Alabama, scarce, Unc. 668. • 1922—Grant with Star, very rare, Unc. 669. 1922—Grant, Unc. 670. 1923—Monroe Doctrine, Unc. 671. 1924—Hugenot Walloon, Unc. 672 1925. California, Unc. 673. 1925—Lexington Concord, Unc. 674. 1925—Stone Mountain, Unc. 675. 1925—Vancouver, rare, Unc. 676. 1926—Oregon, Unc. 677. 1926—Sequi Centennial Unc. 678. 1927—BenninP'ton. Unc. 679. 1928—Oregon. Scarce. Unc. 680. 1934—Oregon, Scarce, Unc. 681. 1934—Texas, Unc. 682. 1934—Maryland, Unc. 683. 1934—Kentuckv (Boone), Scarce, Unc. 684. 1935—S. Kentucky (Boone), Unc. 685. 1935—Hudson, Rare, Unc. 686. 1935—Kentucky (Boone) Unc. 687. 1935.—Hudson, Rare, Unc. 688. 1935—Connecticut, Unc. 689. 1935—Arkansas, Unc. 690. Norse American Centennial 1925—Thick, Unc. 691. Norse American Centennial, 1925—Thin, Scarce, Unc. 692. 1893—Isabella Quarter, Unc.

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SECOND DAY OF SALE

U. S. Quarter8

693. 1804—Obverse Fair with attempted puncture near the edge. Reverse very fair with several dents near edge. Dates exceptionally clear and strong, one of the rarest dates in quarters. 694. 1806—‘Fine, scarce. 695. 1818, 1819—Very good, scarce. 28

696. 1820—Very good, Scarce. 697. 1821, 1825—Very good, scarce. 698. 1828—Fine, scarce. 699. 1831 —Very fine, scarce. 700. 1833, 1834—Very fine, scarce, 2 pieces. 701. 1835, 1836, 1837—Very fine, 3 pieces. 702. 1838—Very fine, scarce. 703. 1841-0—Very fine, scarce. 704. 1843, 1843-0—Fine to V. Fine, scarce, 2 pieces. 705. 1844, 1844-0, 1845—Very good to very fine, 3 pieces. 706. 1846, 1848—Fine, scarce, 2 pieces. 707. 1849, 1851 —Fine, scarce, 2 pieces. 708. 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855—Very good to fine, 4 pieces. 709. 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859—Very good to very fine, 4 pieces. 710. 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863—Good to very fine, 4 pieces. 711. 1864, 1865, 1872, 1873—Very good to very fine, 4 pieces. 712. 1874— S with arrows, scarce. 713. 1875, 1876, 1876s, 1876cc—Good to very fine, 4 pieces. 714. 1877, 1877s, 1877cc, 1878—Good to fine, 4 pieces. 715. 1894s—Very fine, 1896, Unc., 2 pieces. 716. 1917—New type, Unc., scarce. Cost $1.75

U. S. QUARTER PROOFS

717. 1862—-Proof, scarce. Cost $3.75. 718. 1876—-Proof, scarce. Cost $3.25. 719. 1877—-Proof, scarce. Cost $2.25. 720. 1879—-Proof. Cost $2.00 721. 1880—-Proof, scarce. Cost $2.00. 722. 1882—-Proof, scarce. .Cost $3.75. 723. 1883—-Proof, scarce. Cost $3.75 724. 1884—Proof, scarce. Cost $2.50. 725. 1900—-Proof. Cost $2.50.

TWENTY-CENT PIECES

726. 1875—Proof, slightly dulled, scarce. 727. 1875—Very good. 728. 1875— S., Unc. 729. 1875— S., Fine. 730. 1875—C.C. Fine, scarce. 731. 1875—C.C. Very Fine, scarce. 732. 1876—Very fine, scarce.

U. S. DIMES & HALF DIMES

733. 1796—Curious die-bread joins all the figures in the date and deforms the 7. Small hole above the 9. Otherwise the coin can be classed as fine. Perfectly centered and desirable piece. Very rare. Worth $7.50. 734. Half-dime 1794. Date clear and everything plain. Good to very good. Very rare. Worth $5.00. 735. Half-dime 1829. Extremely fine with proof surface. Rare state. Worth $1.50. U. S. GOLD QUARTER EAGLES

736. 1834—Uncirculated, with proof surface. Cost $10.00 737. 1844—D—Very scarce. Cost $15.00. 738. 1852—Very fine. Cost $5.00. 739. 1853—Fine. Cost $4.50. 740. 1854—Uncirculated. Cost $6.50. 741. 1854—o—P'ine. Cost $6.50. 742. 1856—Uncirculated. Cost $6.00. 743. 1857—^Fine. Cost $7.00. 744. 1861 —Very fine. Cost $6.50. 745. 1873—Very fine. Cost $9.50. 746. 1878—Very fine. Cost $8.50. 747. 1878—S., Unc. Cost $10.00. 748. 1879—Very fine. Cost $11.00. 749. 1897—Unc. Cost $7.00

U. S. GOLD DOLLARS

750. 1889—Unc. Cost $4.00. 751. 1874—Uncirculated. Cost $3.00.

U. S. PIONEER GOLD $10.00

752. 1849—S. Moffat 10 D. Variety very good almost fine, die break under date, showing a bulge which makes the date appear to be on a little mound. Cost $50.00

$5.00 753. 1849—S. Moffat, fine, slight nick on edge. Cost $22.00. 754. 1850—^Mormon $5.00—111 Grains, rare, good to very good. Cost $50.00.

U. S. $5.00 AND $10.00 GOLD '"55. 1852—A Humbert $10.00, 884 fine, small dent on edge. Cost $55.00. 756. 1861 —Clark Gruber, $5.00 very fine, shows solder mark on edge, scarce. Cost $28.00.

U. S. GOLD $ 10.00 757. 1795—Fine, First Issue, rare. Cos' $90.00.

U. S. $5.00

758. 1795—Very fine to Unc., slight scratch in field on reverse. Small eagle, very rare. Cost $70.00 759. 1804—Extremely fine to uncirculated with fine lustre and showing a die break, from the shield to the bundle of arrows in the eagle talons. Figure 4 much smaller than other numerals. Unfortunately holed above the head near the edge. Still a rare and desirable piece perfectly center. 760. 1806—Pointed “6” slight scratches on obverse near stars, otherwise extremely fine. Cost $23.00. 761. 1806—Round Tapped “6”, very fine. Cost $22.00. 762. 1847—0—Very fine and scarce. Cost $35.00. 30

U. S. $3.00 GOLD 763. 1854—Unc. Cost $8.00. 764. 1854—D—The coin is fine but the border shows double striking due to the slipping of the die, this does not impair the coin. Rare. Cost $40.00. 765. 1855—Unc. Cost $8.00. 766. 1856—Fine. Cost $7.00. 767. 1856—Fine. Cost $7.50. 768. 1856—S—-Fine. Cost $8.50 Small S. 769. 1856—S—Large S. Fine. Cost $8.50. 770. 1857—S—Very fine. Cost $8.50. 771. 1859—Very fine. Cost $9.00. 772. 1860—Very fine. Cost $9.00. 773. 1863—Very good. Cost $6.50

774 . 1874—Unc. Cost $8.00. 775. 1874—Proof, rare. Cost $20.00. 776. 1878—Unc. Cost $8.00. 777. 1880—Proof, scarce in this condition. Cost $15.00. 778. 1882—Proof. Obverse slightly impaired. Reverse full brilliant lustre, scarce in this condition. Cost $14.00. 779. 1883—Has been a proof but does not retain full lustre, uncirculated. Cost $14.00.

U. S. GOLD DOLLARS

780. 1849—Typel Uncirculated. Cost $3.00. 781. 1851 —0—Very line. Cost $3.00. 782. 1852—O—Very fine. Cost $3.00. 783. 1852—Uncirculated. Cost $3.00. 784. 1853—Uncirculated—Cost $3.00. 785. 1853—O—Fine. Cost $3.00. 786. 1854—Uncirculated. Cost $3.00. 787. 1854—Type 2. Fine. Cost $3.00. 788. 1855—Uncirculated. Cost $3.50. 789. 1856—Uncirculated, Type 3. Cost $3.50. 790. 1857—Uncirculated. Cost $3.50. 791. 1857—D—Very fine, scarce. Cost $12.50. 792. 1860—Uncirculated. Cost $5.00. 793. 1861 —Uncirculated. Cost $3.00. 794. 1862—Uncirculated. Cost $3.00. 795. 1873—Uncirculated. Cost $3.00.

COMMEMORATIVE 796. 1909—Henry Hudson Dollar, struck in silver. Cost $1.50. 797. 1909—Robert Fulton Dollar, struck in silver. Cost $1.50.

Consignment J — Norwalk, Conn.

U. S. SMALL CENTS

Small cents in uncirculated condition are very much in demand at the present time and prices of these are going up almost daily. 798. 1862, 1863—Nickel Bronze. Unc. 2 pieces. 799. 1864—Indian cent with “L” on Ribbon, rare. Unc. 800. 1877—Indian Cents, very scarce, very good condition. 3 pieces. 801. 1903, 1906, 1909—Indian Cents, Unc. 3 pieces. 31

802. 1909—V.D.B., 1910S, 1913, Red. Unc. 3 pieces. 803. 19098, 1910, 1912, 19128—Red, Unc. 4 pieces. 804. 19138, 1913d—Scarce, Red, Unc. 2 pieces. 805. 1914, 1920—Unc. 806. 1915, 1915D—Unc. 3 pieces. 807. 1922D—Bright Red. Scarce. Unc. 808. 1924, 1924S, 1924D—Scarce, Unc. 3 pieces. 809. 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928—Unc. 4 pieces. 810. 1928S, 1928D, 1930D—Unc. 3 pieces. 811. 1932D, 1933D, 1934, 1934D—Red, Unc. 4 pieces. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. FIRST ISSUE

813. Complete set consisting of 5^, lO^f, 25^, 50^f, Plain Edges with A.B.N. on back. Unc. Rare, 4 pieces. Sold as ONE LOT.

SECOND ISSUE

814. Five cents—Bust of Washington within Bronze, Frame. Unc. Scarce. 815. Ten Cents—Bust of Washington within Bronze Frame Surcharged on back S-18-63 Scarce, Unc. 816. Twenty-five Cents—Bust of Washington within Bronze Frame Purple Back surcharged S-18-63. Unc. Rare. 820.817. Fifty Cents—Bust of Washington within Bronze Frame, Red Back, surcharged, A-18-63. Unc. Rare.

THIRD ISSUES

818. Three Cents—Bust of Washington uncut pair. Fine. Rare. 819. Three Cents—Bust of Washington Unc.

- Five Cents—Bust of Clark—Unc. Scarce. 821. Ten Cents—Bust of Washington, Unc. 822. Twenty-five Cents—Bust of Fessenden Design letter A. Scarce. 823. Twenty-five .Cents—Second Series Carmine Back Bust of Fessenden. Unc. Rare. 824. Fifty Cents—Justice seated Bronze letters on back, Unc. Rare. 825. Fifty Cents—Bust of Spinner, Bronze letters on back, Unc.

FOURTH ISSUES.

826. Ten Cents—Bust of Liberty-Violet Fibres, Blue Ends. Unc. Scarce. 827. Ten Cents—Bust of Liberty. Unc. Scarce. 828. Fiften Cents—Bust of Columbia. Plain Watermarked Paper. Rare Uncirculated. 829. Twenty-five Cents—Bust of Washington. Small seal. Blue Ends, Violet Fibres. Unc. Scarce. 830. Fifty Cents—Bust of Stanton very small seal, Blue Ends, Violet Fibre, Scarce, Unc.

FIFTH ISSUE.

831. Ten Cents—Bust of Meridith Green Seal. Violet Fibres, Unc. Scarce. 832. 10, 25 50 Cents—Second Series, Red Seal, Unc. scarce. 3 pieces. 833. Fifty Cents—Bust of Dexter Green Seal. Fine. Scarce. 32

HISTORICAL MEDALS & ART PLAQUES.

834. Musical Plague of Beethoven issued at Vienna in 1927. Bronze, rect- angular, with head in high relief. Beautiful portrait piece. Size 1V2x2 inches. Unc. Worth $5.00. 835. Another—similar but Mendelssohn facing. Unc. $5.00. 836. Another—with Schubert lacing. Unc. $5.00. 837. Another—with Liszt to right, Unc. $5.00. 838. Russia—Enameled Military Decoration; Order of St. Constantine, dated 1833. Elaborite, ornate cross form piece, crowned, and beau- tifully wrought. As new. Genuine, original, silver. Extremely rare. Worth $35.00. 839. General U. S, Grant—Bronze medal by Hugh Bovy made at Geneva in 1868 while the general was on a tour of the world. Diameter 2^4 inches. Fine. $6.50. 840. U S. So. called Centennial Dollar in silver 1876—Liberty with SWOrd, etc. very fine. $15.00. 841. So-called Centennial Dollar—Another in bronze, in original box. Dull proof. $5.00. 842. Another—as last, in original box. Dull proof, $5.00. 843. Another—as last, in original box. Dull proof, $5.00. 844. Another—bronze gilt, dull proof in original box. $5.00. 845. Centennial Medal 1876— Obverse same as the dollar. Reverse, Colum- bia crowning art and industry. Aluminum, proof, 2^/4 inches, in original box $5.00. 846. Another—exactly as last, in original box, $5.00. 847. Another—exactly as last, in original box, $5.00. 848. Another—in copper, no box. Very fine, $2.50. 849. Hudson Fulton Celebration Medal 1907—issued by the New York Com- mittee. Bronze 2 V2 inches. Unc. in original box. $5.00. 850. Hudson Fulton Celebration Medal 1907—Same as the preceding but on a larger scale. Bronze, 4 inches, very fine. $5.00. 851. Panama-Pacific-California Medal 1915—on the opening of the canal. Issued at San Diego, Ship going through the canal Date, in field in large numeral. Aluminum, 2 V2 inches, Unc. $3.50. 852. Another—same as last. Unc. $3.50. 853. Another—with different obverse. View of the Exposition at San Diep'o, Unc. $3.50. 854. Abraham Lincoln—Thick heavy medal, 1909. Bust to right. Reverse, Gettysburg Address. Diameter 2% inches, thickens 3/^ inch. Unc. Bronze. $3.50. 855. Another—Lincoln medal same as last but gun-metal finish, Unc. $3.50. 856. George Washington—medal on the opening of the Cabinet of Wash- ington Medal at the 1860. Bronze Bust right; reverse, marble bust on medal cabinet. Very fine, 2% in. $5.00. 857. George Washington Medal 1889—Centennial of the Inauguration. Bust to left. Reverse, fac-simile of the famous fugio dollar of 1776. Aluminum, 2 inches, proof. Rare. Worth $15.00. 858. World War Medal 1917-1919—Presented by the New York Athletic Club to its members who served in the World War. U.S. shield, and eagle flanked by soldier and sailor presenting arms. Silver 2 V2 in- ches. Unc. Very rare, $15.00. 859. World War Medal 1917—Issued at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. Gen- eral Pershing facing front. Bar pin attached. Unc. $3.00. 860. Another—exactly as last $3.00. 861. Another—as last $3.00. 862. James McNeill Whistler—Rectangular Bronze plaque by Victor D. Brenner. Famous painter standing three-quarters length, facing. Reverse, peacock on a perch. Signed by V. D. Brenner 214 inches. Extremely fine and very rare. $25.00 —

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8G3. 1892 Set of Three Columbian Exposition, Medals, Head of Liberty to lett. Columbus landing in the New World. Struck in bronze, aluminum, and gilt bronze. Proofs, 3V^ inches. iCost $12.00 for the set. Artistic gems in the original cases. Three pieces. 804. Columbian Exposition Medal—Same as last. Aluminum specimen, 1892, in original box. $5.00. 805. Columbian Exposition Medal 1892—Same as last. Bronze, $5.00 in original box. 800. Columbian Exposition Medal 1892—Same as last. Gilt bronze, in oliginal box. $5.00. 807. Columbian Exposition Medal, 1893—Bronze proof. Similar to last but smaller, and with Administration Building instead of landing scene. In original wooden box. Size 2 inches. Cost $3.00. 808. Philadelphia 1876—Bronze Independence medal Independence Hall. Reverse, Memorial Hall. Size 2% inches. Cost $3,50. Proof. 809. Geor-’e Washington Medal 1899—Issued by Congress on the centen- nial of his death. Bust, to right. Reverse, surveyors instrument. “Surveyed Alexandria 1749.” Bronzes 1% inches, dull proof. $3.00. 870. Another—as last, but different reverse. Friendship Fire Co.; 1773, Ancient chemical lire engine. $3.00. 871. Geo-- - Washington Medal 1861 —Commemorates oath of allegiance taken by the staff of the Philadelphia mint in 1861, when the Civil War broke out. Silver, l‘^ inches, very fine. $3.00. 872. Set of three Connecticut Medals 1879—^Conmemorating removals of the battle flags to the States House at Hartford. Capital. Reverse, war trophies 1861-1865. THE UNION SAVED. Copper, brass, silver. All, Unc. Very rare set. Worth $6.00. 873. Two Medals on the Connecticut Tercentennary 1933—Commemorates the founding of Windsor and Wethersfield. Charter Oak, Coloniza- tion scene. Bronze, Unc. 2 pieces $3.00. 874. Abraham Lincoln Medal 1909—Struck for the G.A.R. Head to left. Bronze, 3 inches. Very good, $3.00. Consignment K Brooklyn, New York.

HALF-CENTS.

875. Half-Cents 1797—Good and very good 2 pieces. 876. 1804^—Very fine.

U. S. CENTS.

877. 1795—Lettered edge very fine. Scarce. 878. 1796-1846—Ver" good to fine 2 pieces.

U. S. COLONIAL COINS

879. 1652—Pine tree shilling. Rare very good. 880. 1681 —Mark Newby, known as St. Patrick. Farthings used in New Jersey, very good, scarce 2 pieces. 881. 1783—Nova Constellatio 2 varieties, fine and very fine, 2 pieces. 882. Connecticut Cents—A good lot 3 different varieties. 3 pieces.

U. S. NICKELS.

883. 1867-1898—Proofs 2 pieces.

U. S. DIMES.

884. 1804—Fair to Good 1823, fine, scarce, 2 pieces. S4

U. S .20 CENTS INCLUDING THE RARE 1878 885. 1876—Unc. 886. 1878—^Brilliant Proof, very rare, seldom offered at auction.

BRYAN DOLLAR. 887. Bryan Dollar—Issued by Gorham Co. silversmiths, 823 Grains Coin Silver 41214 Grams, scarce.

U. S. GOLD DOLLARS.

888. 1849, 1855, 1859 Dollars—Fine, Unc. Very fine. 3 pieces.

U. S. GOLD $ 2 % 889. 1879—Uncirculated.

U. S. GOLD THREE DOLLARS. 890. 1854—Uncirculated. 891. 1868—Very fine scarce. 892. 1874—Uncirculated.

FOREIGN SILVER.

893. 1935—5 Kroner; King Gustav. Commemorative 500 anniversary. Unc. 894. Germany—Schawzenberg 1841. Portrait Gunther Frederick Double Thaler, very fine. 895. Prussia—Wilhelm II, 1914 Portrait, 5 marks. Very fine.

Consingment I ANCIENT GREECE.

896. Alexander the Great—Tetradrachm of Macedon. Head of Hercules to right. Zeus seated. Very good. 897. Drachm— Of the same type. Very good scarce. 898. Attica Athens—Drachm. Athena, owl. Very good. ANCIENT ROME. 899. Otacilla Severa—Double denarius. Piece cut from flan at the right of "ortrait. Otherwise fine. Worth $2.00. 900. Denarii of Gallienus and Aurelianus—Very good and very fine. Base silver. 901. Denarius of Trajan—Abundance seated. Denarius of Marcus Au- relius. Warrior advancing. Fine silver. Fine two pieces. 902. Faustina the Elder—Silver denarius. Reverse. Eternity. Fine. Cost $1.50.

Consignment M Brooklyn, New York.

903. Zachary Taylor—Campaign button of Taylor, Fillmore, 1849. Brass, head of Taylor. Very good, rare. 904. U. S. Colonial—North American Token 1781. Very good almost fine Connecticut cent 1787, fair. 2 pieces. 905. Canada—Ships, Colonies and Commerce tokens. American and British flags respectively. Fine and uncirculated. Rare 2 pieces. 906. England—Farthino- of Queen Anne 1697, engraved over one of Wil- liam II. Also two farthings of George 1, 1724. Two of Victoria, including the Isle of Man. Very good to fine. 5 pieces. —

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907. Ancient Rome—Small bronze Coins of Crispus, Licinius, Gratianus, Claudius II, Constantine Family, etc. Good to fine. 12 pieces. 908. U. S. Small White Cents—Flying eagle 1858 (2), Indian head 1859 (1), 1860 (2) 1862, 1864. Very good, 7 pieces. 909. Austria, Hungary, Germany—A collection of copper, nickel, aluminum, iron and zinc coins. Also a few silver and base silver pieces from 1777 to 1860. Good to fine. 27 pieces. 910. Sweden—Early copper one-fourth oere coins dated 1636-7, size of a lai’ge American cent (2). A few modern coins in copper (5) and 6 silver. Very good to extremely fine. Fifteen pieces. 911. Belgium—Modern nickel, copper and silver (1) coins. Very good to line. Also Holland silver (5), coppe r(3). Thirty-seven pieces. 912. Modern Greece—Silver 2 drachmas 1911. ' Also copper and nickel coins to 1926. Very good to fine. 11 pieces. 913. Italy—Silver liras (5) and double liras (4) dating from 1863 to 1917. Fine to Unc.. Also Tokens for liras still current. 10 pieces. 914. Latin American Countries. Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, etc—Copper and nickel coins with 4 silver pieces. Mostly modern. Good to fine. 15 pieces. 915. Switzerland—Copper, (3), nickel (4) and silver coins (2), mostly cur- rent. Also Spain silver peseta 1891. Fine. 10 pieces. 916. China, Japan, and India—Copper coins, a few nickels and silver (3). Good to fine 30 pieces. 917. A collection of Nickel coins from various countries from the smallest to the largest a good mixture. Fine to Unc. 23 pieces. 918. England and Colonies including Canada, Jersey and Palistine A col- lection of Copper Coins from 1724 to 1922. Very good to Unc. 47 nieces. 919. Mexico—Pillar. 2 reales 1751— 1 reales 1748 and 1809. Very fine to Unc., 3 pieces. 920. Italy—Copper Coins (4), San Marino (1), France and Colonies includ- ing 1 dated 1697. 32 pieces. 921. Fipnce—Silver 1 franc pieces. 1915 to 1918 (6) also 2 franc pieces 1918 to 1919 (2) Tokens for 6 francs still current. Fine to Unc. 16 pieces. 922. A collection of odds and ends, including transportation Tokens, trade checks. Souvenirs, Hebrew charities and etc. 28 pieces.

U. S. HALF CENTS

923. 1806 - 1825-1856—Fine to very fine. 3 pieces.

U. S. CENTS 924. 1818—Uncirculated, very desirable. 925. 1837—Booby Head, very fine, light Olive Color. 926. 1838—Extremely fine, dark Olive Color.

U. S. 2 CENTS pieces. 927. 1864 - 1867-1870—First 2 good, last Uncirculated, Red. 3

U. S. 3 CENTS NICKEL 1876-1881-1885, a very 928. Dates—from 1867 to 1874 Consecutive, also good lot, 11 pieces.

U. S. NICKELS Uncirculated, 929. 5 cent Nickels— 1866-1867, good—1868-1869-1883-1889 6 pieces. 930. 1883-1889 with Cents Both Proofs, 2 pieces. U. S. DIMES

First V.G. last 2 Unc., 3 pieces. 931. 1835 - 1895 -S— 1858-0. 36

U .S. COLONIAL CENTS

932. Fugio, 1787—Virginia Half-Penny 1773 average V. G., 2 pieces. 933. Columbus—Medal in Brass, 1892, N. Y. City Hall token, 1856 Mass. Bay Souvenir Pine Tree shilling 1930, and 20 cent piece 1875-S, average fine, 4 pieces. 934. California—Souvenir quarter dollars, round (4) octagonal (2) and Round Half Dollar dates from 1849 to 1875. 7 pieces.

Consignment N — Brooklyn, N. Y. UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS

935. 1795—First Type — Slight dent on edge, otherwise very good. Cost $7.50. 936. 1798—Dollar, 7x6 stars. Fine, scarce. Cost $7.50. 937. 1799—7x6 Hairs. A very good specimen. Cost $7.00. 938. 1802—7x6 star Variety. Very fine, rare. Cost $10.00.

1852 SILVER DOLLAR

939. 1852— Proof, High Wire Edge. Seldom do you haev the opportunity to obtain a coin in this condition. Extremely rare. Worth $200.00. 940. 1878—Morgan Type— 8 Feathers. Scarce, proof. Cost $7.50. 941. 1880—Proof. Cost $5.00. 942. 1894—Proof. Cost $5.00. 943. 1895—Proof, scarce. Cost $8.00. 944. 1928—Dollar Unc. Scarce. Cost $4.00. 945. 1928-S—Dollar, Unc. Scarce. Cost $5.00. 946. 1934-S—Dollar, Unc., scarce. Cost $2.50.

U. S. QUARTERS 947. 1807—Good to very good, sharp date, scarce. Cost $4.00. 948. 1819— Quarter, good, scarce. Cost $2.50. 949. 1883—Quarter, proof, scarce. Cost $2.00. 950. 1916—Quarter, type Unc., scarce. Cost $3.00. 951. 1917 —Quarter, S & D. mint., Unc. Cost $1.50. 2 pieces.

U. S. 20 CENTS.

952. 1877—20 cent piece, proof, seldom offered at sales, rare. Cost $20.00.

U. S. HALF DIMES

953. 1797—Half-Dime. Fine to very fine. Hard to get a fine specimen like this one. Rare. Cost $15.00. 954. 1864—Half-Dime, proof, considered very rare. Cost $5.00.

U. S. NICKELS

955. 1882—Five cents, 1886 Five Cents, Proofs, scarce. Cost $1.00 each. 2 pieces.

U. S. 3c SILVER

956. 1871 — 3c Silver— Proof, rare. Cost $2.50.

U. S. CENTS 957. 1855^—Unc. Brown Surface appears almost proof. Cost $8.00. 958. 1861 —Cent, Unc. Rare. Cost $1.00. 959. 1911 —. Send Blast Proof, Rare. Cost $2.00. ———

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960. Complete 1895 one cent to Silver Dollar, 6 pieces, one lot. Cost $17.50. 961. coi sistino- of Lincoln cent and Nickel, *^T4~00^"^^ rare. Cost 962. 1911 Same as above. Cost $4.00. 963. 1912 Same as above. Cost $4.00.

U. S. $5.00 GOLD 964. 1800—Very good. Rare. Cost $18.00.

U. S. $3.00 GOLD 965. 1865—Fine, rare. Cost $35.00. 966. 1878—Fine. Cost $9.00.

PATTERN PIECES 968. States of America Cent. Extremely rare. ^*^C^^$To^o1r^^^^ Proof. 969. 1885 Perforated Center Silver Cent, Proof. Cost $25.00. 970. Rare. Cost $15.00. 541 K.o. AW 971. A.W. 787 R.5, rare, proof. Cost $5.00. 972. 10c Dime 1863 A.W. 381 R.9, less than 20 struck, aluminum proof rare. Cost $5.00. 973. 1869—Quarter A.W. #760 R.5. Very rare, proof, cost $6.00. 974. ^^^^^^186 Shaded on proof surface. Cost $7.00.

975. 1864 Two Cent small motto, rare, proof. Cost $7.50. A.W 452 R 12 976. A. W. #405. 'proof.' $7.M. FOREIGN GOLD 977. France, 1819—Louis XVIII. Fine A. Mint, Scarce.

U. S. HALF CENTS 978. 1793 First year of issue .very good, rare. Cost $25.00. 979. 1805—*794—Very good to fine. Cost $10.00. 980.

981. *797 Plain edge scarce, very good to fine. Cost $10.00. 982. 1800—Very fine. Cost $3.50. 923. 1802 Fine to very fine, very scarce. Cost $20.00. 984. 1829-1803 Extremely .fine, small 3.1 berries. Cost $2.50. 985. 1804 Crosslet, 4 fine stems to wreath. Cost $2.50. 986. Small 5, very good to fine. Cost $2.50. 987. 1806 Large 6, slight scratch in field otherwise very fine. Cost $2.00. -988. 1807-8-9—Very good to fine. Cost $1.50 each, 3 pieces. 989. 1810—About fine, scarce. Cost $8 00. 990. *®** —Good to very good, very scarce. Cost $10.00. 991. 1825-26 —About fine. Cost $1.50 each, 2 pieces. 992. 1828 Uncirculated, red, 13 stars. Cost $3.50. 993. 32-33-34 —Extremely fine. Cost $1.50 each. 994. 1835 Uncirculated — dull red observe, red reverse. Cost $1.50. 1843 HALF CENT

995 . large Berries. Seldom ever offered up al Sale. Extremely rare, a beautiful proof and actually worth $150.00. — ——

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996. 1849-50—Extremely fine. Cost $2.00 each, 2 pieces. 997. 1851 —Uncirculated. Cost $2.00. 998. 1853-54^—Fine and extremely fine. Cost $1.25 each. 999. 1855—Uncirculated bright red. Cost $3.50. 1000. 1856—Very fine. Cost $1.25. 1001. 1857—Uncirculated. Cost $4.00. SCRIPT

1002. City of Holland Tax Anticipation Warrants for Public Schools; 10c, 25c., 50c., $1.00, scarce, 4 pieces. 1003. 1933—Rngling Bros.— 50th Anniversary complete set from the 5c to $1.00 scarce.

Consignment O — Seattle, Wash. ANCIENT AND MODERN GOLD COINS

right. Reverse, 1004. Rome—Constantine the Great Gold solidus. Head to Victory hanging a wreat. Very fine. Rare. Solidus. Bust to 1005. Byzantine Empire—Honorius A.D. 395-423. Gold holding a right. Reverse, Emperor trampling on an enemy and statuette of Victory. Extremely fine. 1006—Kushan, India—Heavy gold aureus. Hafl length figure of king to cornucopea. left, with banner and scepter. Reverse, Goddess with Extremely fine. Rare. 1007 Kushan. Heavy gold aureus. Full-length figure of king facing left. Reverse, Goddess with sacred bull. High relief. Extremely fine. different die. 1008. Kushan—Gold aureus. Similar to the preceding, but Reverse, Goddess with magic wand facing right. Very fine. 1009 Latin America.—Cob style half gold doubloon. Cross in quatrefoil. Reverse, fall arms of United Spain. May be Mexico, Bolivia or Jeru. Double striking has blurred the inscriptions. Fine for the coin. 1010. Byzantine Empire. Concave or cup-shaped gold solidus. King stands with globe and sceptre. Reverse, Christ seated on throne. Extremely fine. Byzantine Empire Xheophilus Gold, quarter solidus. King facing on either side. Extremely fine. Rare. 1012. Spain—Johanna and Charles V. 1519-1555. Gold ducat struck at Segovia. Obverse, in quatrefoil. Reverse, full arms of United Spain. Mother and son ruling together. Very fine and rare. 1013 France—Napoleon I. Gold 40 francs 1811. A mint—Laureated head of the Emperor left. Signed by Droz on neck truncation and by Tiolier below neck. Reverse, value in wreath. Very fine. Rare. 1014. France—Napoleon III. Gold 20 francs 1859. A mint. Very fine. 1015. France—Republic Gold 20 francs, 1877. A mint. Reverse, Genius writing on tablet. Very fine. 1016. France.—Louis XVIII Gold 20 francs, 1818. A mint. Very fine, rare. 1017. France, Republic—Gold 20 francs 1907 by Chaplain. Head right. Reverse rooster. Extremely fine. 1018. Fran'-e—Gold 20 francs, 1908. Same as the preceding piece. Ex- tremely fine. 1790. Madrid mint. 1019. Spain—Charles IV Gold 2 sueldos (4 dollars) Very fine. 1920. Spain—Charles III. , 1776. Fine. 1021. Spain—Another gold dollar, 1786, as last. Fine. 1022. Spain— Gold dollar, 1787. As the preceding. Fine. 1023. Mexico—Gold Dollar or peso, 1833. Extremely fine. Has fraction V2 to left of the Constitution. 1024. Mexico —Gold dollars 1919, 1920. Unc. and extremely fine, 2 pieces. 1025. Russia —Catherine the Great. Gold imperial or 10-ruble piece, 1766. Faint trace of a former loop removed from edge, hardly noticeable*. Very fine, showy coin. Rare. 1026. Russia —Nicholas II. Last Czar. Gold 5 rubles, 1898. Fine. 1027. Russia —Gold 5 ruble piece, 1899, similar to last. Fine. 1028. Russia—Elizabeth. Gold ruble 1756. Draped bust to right. Eaele ' Very rare. 1029. Russia Elizabeth. Double ruble 1756, same design as the preceding** ruble. Unc. Extremely fine. Rare. 1030. France—Gold 10 francs, 1856, A mint. Fine. 1031. France—Similar 10 franc piece 1859. A Mint. Fine. 1032- -France— Gold 20 francs 1876. Genius writing. 1033. Arabia—-Double gold dirhem. Inscription both sides. May be of the time of Haroun El Rashid. Broad showy piece. Loop gone from edge. Fine. Very rare. 1034. Nuremberg-One thirty-second of a ducat, lamb and flag^ type Smallest gold com known. Unc. 1035. Holland—Knight ducat 1807 for Utrecht. Fine. 1036. Another ducat 1647 for Utrecht. Knight standing. Fine. 1037. Another dated 1802. Holed near edge. Very good. 1038. Holland Double — ducat 1645. Knight standing with sword and bundle of arrows. Holed at top near edge. Otherwise very fine, broad showy pl0C0* xv&l'G* 1039. England—Spade guinea 1787. Fine. Scarce. 1040. England —Victory. Gold half pound sovereign. 1894. 1041. Peru —Gold peso 1912. Proof . 1042. Costa Rica —Gold peso of 2 colones 1900. Very fine. 1043. Venezuela Gold 5 pesos 1910. Bust of Bolivar. Extremely fi 'e. 1045. Peru—Gold peso 1920. Fine. 1045. Cuba—Gold 2 pesos 1916. Unc. Scarce. 1046. Colombia —Gold two and a half pesos 1919. Very fine. 1047. Turkey—Gold pound about 1880. Fine. 1048. Austria—Gold ducat 1886. Proof. 1049. same size as 20 francs. Head to left. Very fine, scarce. 1050. Rome Paul III. Papal ducat or Zecchino. St. Peter fishing. Re- verse, Papal arms. Unc. Rare. 1051. Germany—Gold 20 marks 1872. Very fine. Scarce. 1052. Newfoundland. Gold 2 dollars 1888. Value expressed three ways. Unc. 1053. Venice—-Ludovico Manin. Gold zecchino. Holed at top near edge, otherwise fine. ® ’ 1054. •^“P.^^p-Oval gold coin about 3 dollar size. Tempo shape. Uniface. 1055. Japan —Gold 1 yen and 2 V2 yen. Unc. Pair. 2 pieces. 1056. Japan Pale — gold bu and one-eight bu. Fine, 2 pieces. 1057. Kremnitz, Hungary.— Broad St. George ducat. Reverse, Christ and disciples in storm-tossed boat. Very fine.

JUBILEE SET

1058. England—Jubilee Set in original case 1887, consisting of Gold 5. 2. 1. V2 pounds and silver 21 1 5, 4, /2 , 2, 1, /2 , ^ shillings. Unc. Records from if' j 50.00 up.

VATICAN COIN SET 1059. Rome Pius Set of XL Vatican Coins in original case consisting of the gold 100 lire, and silver, copper, and nickel pieces, of 10. 5. 2 1 /2 ’ ’ , 1/5, 1/10, 1/20 lire. Unc. Records to 25.00. —

40 SWEDISH PLATE MONEY

1060. Sweden. Copper square plate money 1 daler 1715 of Charles XII. Size 6 by 5 ¥2 inches. Fine and very rare. ANCIENT COINS 1061. Syria—Philippus Philadelphus. Tetradrachm. Head right. Reverse, Zeus seated holding statuette. Obverse very good. Reverse, very fine. Very scarce. 1062. Rome—Denarii Marcus Aurelius of Salonina and Gallienus. Reverse. Empress seated. Victory standing. Fine, 3 pieces. Plenty standing. 1063. Rome—Nero, Base tetradrachm, reverse eagle. Hadrian, similar tetra- drachm with Zeus seated. Exceptionally fine portrait. Fine, 2 pieces. 1064. Nero and Tiberius—Base tetradrachm. Head on either side. Another with reverse. Serapis. Fine, scarce, 2 pieces. 1065. Antonius Pius—Second bronze. Reverse eagle and S. C. within wreath. Fine and rare. 1066. Trajan—Similar piece without the eagle. Fine. 1067. Trajan and Commodus.—Two similar pieces without the eagle, as the preceding fine and rare 2 pieces. 1068. Trajan—Decius Second bronze for Egypt. Reverse, eagle. Very good, rare. 1069. Rome—Small thick colonial bronzes of various emperors, with differ- ent reverses. Fine, 6 pieces. 1070 Rome—Another lot, as last. A few different fine 10 pieces. 1071. Rome—Third bronzes of Theodosius, Aurelianus, Arcadius, Valenti- nianus. Maximinus, Probus, Claudius II, etc. Fine 15 pieces. 1072. Rome—Another lot, as last. Different. Honorius, Diocletian, Crispus, Constantine, Gratianus, etc. Fine 15 pieces. 1073. Rome—Another lot, as last. Different. Fine 10 pieces. 1074. Rome—Fourth Bronzes. Similar types to last lot. Fine 19 pieces. 1075. Rome—Second bronzes of Maximianus, Maximinus Daza, Constan- tius, etc. Fine 4 pieces. 1076. Syria—Antiochus Epifanos—Philopater, Evergetos, and two others. Bronze coins with heads. Fine, rare 10 pieces. 1077. Syria—Another lot as last, varied dies and types. Fine. 10 pieces. FOREIGN SILVER

1078. Poland!—Sigismund III. Quarter dollars dated 1622 and 1623. Different. Fine. Scarce. 2 pieces. 1079. Poland—Another pair of quarter dollars, dated 1615 and 1626. Different, fine, 2 pieces. 1080. Poland—Another pair dated 1624 and 1683 for John Sobieski. Fine, 2 pieces. 1010. Poland—John Casimer. Quarter dollar 1660. Lifelike portait. Fine and rare. 1082. Poland—Segismund II. Silver 3- pieces, 1606, 1623, 1624, 1626, 1628 and six smaller coins. Very good to very fine. 11 pieces. 1083. Brandenburg.—George William. Quarter thalers 1622, 1625. Bust half-length right. Reverse arms. Fine and different. Rare. 2 pieces. 1084. Oldenburg—Anthon Gunther. Silver florin, two-thirds dollar size about 1620. Fine, rare. Given value 28 stivers. 1085. Russia—Silver half ruble of Paul I, 1800. Very fine. Also three smaller pieces, dime size, from 1790 to 1831. Very good. 4 pieces.

CHOICE PROOF AND RARE GOLD COINS ANCIENT AND MODERN 1086. Rome—Hadrian 117-138 A.D. Gold aureus. Reverse, Concordia seated. Splendid portrait. Not in Cohen, See Volume II, Page 125, No. 252. Very fine. Cost $45.00. 41

1087. Rome—Vespasian. 69-79 A.D. Gold aureus. Reverse, Eternity stand- ing. Bold, lifelike bust. Cohen No. 21. Extremely fine. Cost $37.50. 1088. Trajan—98-117 A.D. Gold aureus. Reverse Rome laying a tribute to the Emperor on the altar. Bold sharp bust. Very fint. Cost $45.00. 1089. Hamburg, 1828—Double gold portugaloeser or 10 ducats commemo- rating the third centennial of the city Constitution adopted in 1528. Five statesmen signing the document. Reverse, City Gate within a circle of five shields interspersed with five ornamental panels. Brilliant proof. Very rare. Cost $200.00. 1090. Austria.—Holy Roman Empire. So-called Three Kaiser Thaler struck in gold as ten ducats. Heads of Maximilian I, Charles V, and Fer- dinand I, accolated. Reverse, Arms of Austrian Imperial double eagle. Very fine. Only two others known. Issued 1556-64. Cost $150.00 1091. Austria—'Francis Joseph, World War Ruler. Commemorative 100 kroner in gold 1908 on the 60th year of his reign. Reverse, God- dess on clouds, bestowing laurel wreath. Brillian Proof. Cost $75.00. 1092. Austria—Republic, 1923. Gold piece of 100 kroners. Reverse, Im- perial eagle crowned. Brilliant proof. Cost $60.00. 1093. Austria—Republic, 1924. Similar 100 kroner pieces, brilliant proof. This is the rarer of the two issues. Cost $75.00. 1094. England—Victoria 1887. Jubilee 50th Year of reign. Double gold pound sovereign. Proof. $22.50. 1095. France—Louis XVIII. Napoleon', successor after his forced abdi- cation and exile. Gold 20 francs 1815 mint mark R. Said to have been struck at the London mint. Cost $25.00.

CHOICE AND EXCESSIVELY RARE U. S. HALF-DOLLARS.

1096. 1794—First Year. Obverse fine, strong date. Reverse very fine, sharp, perfectly centered. Cost $35.00. 1097. 1796—Obverse very good, strong date. Reverse, very good, eagle somewhat weak fraction % below wreath. Cost $100.00. 1098. 1797. A little finer than the preceding coin. Obverse, very good to fine, date very strong. Reverse, very good to fine. Fraction V2 below wreath. Cost $100.00. 1099. 1836 with milled edge. A brilliant proof with almost 100% full lustre. Early year for a proof coin. Extremely rare. Cost $25.00.

HARD TIMES TOKENS AND EARLY AMERICAN STORE CARDS

1100. Andrew Jackson—Bust to right as President—Low No. 3. Brass Rough, coarse surface. Very good, very rare. 1101. A. Jackson—Boar runnin left, 1834. Low No. 8. Extremely fine. 1102. A. Jackson—Boar running left, 1834. Low No. 8. Unc., red. 1103. A. Jackson—Board running to left, 1834. Low No. 10. Very fine and rare. Worth $3.00. 1104. A. Jackson, 1834—President holds money bag. Reverse, donkey labelled LL.D. Very good, very scarce. Low No. 12. 1105. A. Jackson—Turtle carrying a safe, 1837. Low No. 18. Unc. and partly red. 1106. A. Jackson—Turtle and safe, 1837. Low Nos. 18 and 19. Very fine, 2 pieces. 1108. Mint Drop 1837 —Date on both sides. Head, Bentonian Currency. Another with 1841 on obverse. Low Nos. 38 and 68. Extremely fine and fine. Scarce, 2 pieces. 1109. Jackson, 1837-41—Head Liberty left. SPECIE PAYMENTS SUS- PENDED MAY TENTH 1837. Unc. Red. Rare state. Low No. 40. 1110. Jackson—President in safe. Reverse, Van Beuren, Ship of State. Low No. 44. Fine, rare. 1111. Specie Payments Suspended 1837. Reverse, Phoenix in flames “Sub- stitute for Skin Plasters.” Low No. 47. Fine. 42

1112. Jackson—President in safe. Low No. 51. Fine. 1113. Jackson—President in a safe. Reverse, donkey labelled LL.D. Low No. 51. Extremely fine. 1114. Jackson—President in safe. Reverse, donkey labelled LL.D. Low No. 51. Extremely fine to Unc. 1115. Webster and Ship 1841 —Reverse with word CURRENT, and lightning strikes cliff. Low No. 62. Uncirculated and extremely rare.

1116. Providence, R. I. 1834—W. A. Handy, merchant tailor. Reverse similar to half-dollar of this period. Low No. 78. Fine and rare. 1117. Attleboro, Mass.—Schenk’s Planing Machine 1834. Low No. 84. Fine. 1118. Attleboro, Mass.—S .B. Schenk’s Planing Machine 1834. View of the machine. Low No. 84. Very fine. 1119. Trov, N. Y., 1835—Bucklin’s Interest Tables and Bookkeeping. Low No. 92. Very good. 1120. New York—Merchants Exchange, Tontine Guilding. Low No. 98. Fine. 1121. New York—Merchant’s Exchange, Tontine Building. Low No. 98. Very fine. 1120. New York—Robinson’s military buttons, 1833 and 1836. Extremely fine to Unc. Low Nos. 103, 104. 2 pieces. 1123. New York—Robinson’s military buttons 1833 and 1836. Low Nos. 103, 104. Extremely fine to uncirculated. 2 pieces. 1124. New York—Robinson’s military buttons, 1833 and 1836. Extremely fine to uncirculated. Low Nos. 103, 104. 2 pieces. 1125. New York—Anderson, show store. Large boot, 1837. Very fine. Low Now 107. Coppei. 1126. New York—Anderson, shoe dealer. Large boot 1837. Unc. Rare condition. Low No. 107. Copper. 1127. New York, 1837—Anderson’s shoe store. Large boot. Uncirculated, partly red. Rare state. Low No .107. Copper. 1128. New York—Center Market 1837. Head to left. Reverse, Market building. Low No. 110. Very fine. 1129. H. Grossman—Umbrella maker. Eagle 1837. Reverse, umbrella. Low No. 113. Unc. red. Rare condition. 1130. New York, 1837—Tenchtwanger’s cent in a nickel alloy. Reverse American eagle killing rattlesnake. Size of a dime. Fine, scarce. Low No. 120. 1131. Portsmouth, N. H.—Nataniel March, Bookseller, 1837. Reverse, Simes & Co., Grocers. Low No. 124. Very fine and rare. 1132. New York—Maycock & Co., pencil case makers. Reverse, American Eagle. Low No. 126. Unc. Partly red. 1133. Portsmouth, N. H., 1837.—Sise & Co. Coal dealers. Low No. 132. Very fine. Very scarce. 1134. Belleville, N. J. —T. Duseamen, Butcher. Eagle with anchor shield. Reverse, Canadian bouquet sou design. Low No. 148. Die breaks. Fine. 1135. Boston—John J. Adams, brush maker. Running hog on which CASH FOR BRISTLES. Two edge dents, otherwise extremely fine, copper. 1136. Boston—Adams, brushmaker. Another specimen, uncirculated. Very rare condition. 1137. Boston—Milton & Co. Fan enil Hall Clothing Warehouse. Copper. fine. 1138. Boston—Milton & Co. Fanenil Hall Clothing Warehouse. Copper. Extremely fine. 1139. Chicago—Pearson and Dana, shoe dealers. Reverse, American eagle. Thick and thin flans. Brass. Fine, 2 pieces. 1140. Cincinnati, Ohio—Dodd, the hatter. Byron & Co. Hardware. Brass, same designs as the ten-dollar gold piece of the period 1840-50. Very fine pair. 2 pieces. 1141. Grand Rapids, Mich. Foster & Parry, Stoves and Hardware. Brass, thick and thin flans. Copper, thick flan. Fine 3 pieces. 43

1142. Milwaukee, Wis.— 1850 Western Publishing House. Copper and brass, thin and thick flans. Fine. Scarce, 2 pieces. 1143. New Haven, Conn,—Davenports’ Combs and perfumery. Copper. 1830-1840. Uncirculated, rare gem. 1144. New York—Bowen & McNamee, silk good dealers. Chesebrough and Stearns, silks. Reverse, on both store cards are American eagles. Brass, thick and then flans with milled edges. Average fine, 2 pieces. 1145. New York—Root & Co. Daguerreotypes, the earliest for of photo- graphy. Another, by M. A. Root in Philadelphia. Unc. and fin,e. Brass, 2 pieces. Note—The name Daguerreotype was given to pictures by the inventor Daquerre,, but was later changed to photograph because it is easier to spell and pronounce. 1146. New York—James G. Moffet, Brass Founder, and gold beater. Re- verse, sames as half-dollar of this period. Period 1830-40. Unc. Rare gem. 1147. Philadelphia, Pa.—Isaac Barton & Co., dry goods. Brass, milled edge. Very rare. 1148. Philadelphia—W. H. Richardson, umbrella maker. Two die varieties, plain and milled edges. Very fine, brass, 2 pieces. 1149. Philadelphia—W. H. Richardson, umbrella maker. Brass tokens, large and small, the latter issues by the branch store in New York. Very fine pair. 2 pieces. 1150. Phidelphia—A. C. Yates & Co., Clothiers—Well-dressed gentlemen leaning care-free against a post. Brass, period 1840-1860. Fine and very rare. 1151. Pittsburgh, Pa.—^M. P. Morse, Bookseller. Lamp of wisdom on a book. Latin Motto: “Thus we soar to the stars.” Perior 1830-40. Extremely fine. 1152. Racine, Wis.—A. B. Va Cott, Jeweler. Obverse, a watch and chain. Reverse, American eagle. Copper and brass, thick and thin flans. Fine, 2 pieces. 1153. Utica, N. Y.—Kingsley & Son, Clothiers, with branch stores at Auburn and Rome. A little larger than a half-cent. Period 1840-1850. Brass. Very fine and rare. 1154. California 1847—Model of a ten-dollar gold piece. Reverse, Ameri- can flag and “CALIFORNIA COUNTER.” Another 1849, half as large with reverse a minor panning gold. Very fine pair, the first is rare. 2 pieces. 1155. Confederate States, 1860—Obverse, cannon and bale of cotton under a palmetto tree. Reverse, Southern products. “NO SUBMISSION TO THE NORTH”. Size of a half-cent. Brass, Unc. Very rare. Worth $3.00.

ROMAN COINS

1156. Ancient Denarii, etc.—A group of silver coins, some cast (2), some plated (2), some doubtful (8) and one genuine very rare coin of Julius Bursio which has a piece broken out of edge. Interesting for stuffy and comparison. 13 pieces. 1157. Roman Family.—Denarii of Pomponius Musus and Silanus. Both holed but one rare. Very good. 2 pieces. 1158. Antoninus Pius—Second bronze. Reverse, Goddess standing near spade and pickaxe. A colonial issue. Very good, very rare. 1159. Augustus—First bronze with head of his wife Livia. SALUS. AVGVSTA. Very rare but doubtful. Also a genuine first bronze of Anthonius Pius. Very good. Average 2 pieces. 1160. Nimes in Gaul—Augustus and Agrippa, second bronze with heads back-to-back, and a circular counter stamp between them. Re- verse ,a crocodile. Also second bronzes of Severus Alexander and Augustus. Very good and rare lot 3 pieces. 1161. Corinus, son of Cams—Third bronze. Reverse. Felicity standing. Very fine and rare. — ——

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1162. Commodus First-bronze. Reverse, Goddess standing with lance and caduceus. Extra thick, heavy flan. Very good to fine. Rare. 1163. Rome—Decentius, brother of Magnentius. Third bronze with rare reverse, two angels holding shield. Sarmata mint. Fine and very rare. 1164. Hadrian First bronze. Reverse, Concordia standing. Rough, coarse surface due to defect in the metal. Very good. rare. 1165. Marcus Aurelius—First bronze. Reverse, figure standing with Cor- nucopea. Also Claudius I, second bronze. Scarce. Very good pair. 2 pieces. 1166. Rome—Maximinus Daza. Third bronze. Reverse, Jove standing. Antioch mint. Very fine and rare. 1167. Nero 'First bronze. Reverse, view of the seaport of Ostia. Very rare but not guaranteed as to genuineness. Also a second bronze, reverse victory with globe. Counterstamped twice on obverse. Genuine. Fine pair. 2 pieces. 1168. Trajan Decius—First bronze, reverse a figure standing with Cadu- ceus over his shoulder. Splendid portrait. Fine and rare. 1169. Greece—Pontus. Mithridates VI. Broad tetradrachm Head right. Reverse, Pegasos, the winged horse drinking water. Not guaran- teed. Also of doubtful, plated, stater of Neapolis. Very good to fine. 2 pieces. 1170. Greece—Syria. Small thick bronze coin with head of Selencus. An- other of Sparta with head of Augustus. Also a Roman fourth bronze of Claudius II. Fine lot, 3 pieces. 1172. Rome—Cornelia Salonirta, Gallienus wife of small thick, second bronze with Greek lettering. Head to right. Reverse, Goddess with lamp, snake and large palm branch, etc.. Splendid portrait, extremely fine and patinated. Rare gem.

FOREIGN SILVER COINS, Etc.

1172. Canada, 1822—Anchor type one-eighth and one sixteenth dollar. Also an old Saint George silver medalet about 1600. Fine lot. Scarce. 3 pieces. 1173. Vienna, Austria, 1529—Klippe silver siege-piece issued when the city was besieged by the Turks. TVRCK. BLEGERT. WIEN. 1529. Reverse, cross with four shields in the angles. Fine and very rare. Worth $4.50. 1174. Vienna, Austria, 1897—Square silver medal on the International Art Festival. Male and female artists painting while riding on a bicycle. Reverse, helmet, velocipede supported by man, fish, grasshoper, etc. Extremely fine, dollar size, holed at top as made. Artistic and rare. Worth $5.00. 1175. England—Charles I. (1625-1649). Silver half-crown King mounted rnding to left. Reverse, arms. Mint mark is a tun or barrell. Fine for the coin, which is never found in perfect state. Rare Worth $4.50. 1176. Anglo-Hannover 1714—Very large rare bronze medal on the elec- tion of George Louis, Duke of Brunswick as George III, King of Great Britain. Head to right. King reaching English shores. Dies by Croker. Fine but several edge defects. Worth $5.00. 1177. France, 1855—Large bronze medal with bust of Empress Eugenie, the famous consort of Napoleon III. Reverse, French universal exposition. Extremely fine and rare. Worth $5.00. 1178. Cyprus, 1570—Necessity copper coin called a “bisante’’ struck by the Venetians when besieged by the Turks. Broad piece'. Very fine. Very rare. Worth $2.75.

LATIN AMERICA.

1179. Costa Rica, 1850—Proof V* peso. Also various silver coins of dif- ferent Latin American Countries from 1683 to 1883. Half real to two reals. Fine. 8 pieces. 45

1180. (a) —Silver 1 stiver of Curacao, Dutch West Indies. 1822. (b) Caracas, Venzulta, tiny ^ real 1822, and 2 reales 1820. First two are txeremely rare. Fine. 3 pieces. 1181. Italy and Papal States—A collection of Copper coins dating from the 12th to the 18th centuries. Varied lot. Many rare. Very good to extremely fine. From the largest to the smallest. 27 pieces. 1182. Monaco— (French Protectorate). Honorius V. Copper 5 centimes 1837 and 10 centimes 1838. The second is very rare. Fine. 2 pieces. 1183. Germany (1916-1924) —World War Coins in irion zinx, nickel, etc. Many cities. All denominations, shapes, sizes, etc. Very inter- esting and diversified. Fine to uncirculated forty pieces. 1184. Germany, 1916-1924—Another lot of war and inflation coins. Dif- ferent from the preceding. 40 pieces.

AVIATION MEDAL OF THE BALLOON ERA

1185. France—Large bronze gold-plated medal showing a balloon over Paris 1878. Smaller medal showing a dirigible and an airplane circling the Eifel Tower. Another balloon medalet of Kopen- hagen, Denmark. Another showing a balloon at London, England, issued by Sparorw, the nail merchant about 1800. Fine set. 4 pieces. 1186. Russia—Copper Coins from 1747 to 1914. All denominations from the small quarter kopeck to the large’ five kopecks including sev- eral scarce pieces, (iood to extremely fine. 21 pieces.

U. S. CENTS.

1187. U. S. Cent 1789—Has three vertical die-breaks behind head. Very good. Rare. 1188. 1817—^Die-break joins all the figures in the date, and several stars. Very good, rare. 1189. 1827—Curious die-break joins the bottoms of all the figures in the dates. Fine very rare. 1190. Large cent 1831 —Die-break connects all stars and ends in a lump near last star. Odd and curious. Very good, almost fine. Rare. 1191. 1836-1837—Have die-breaks above head and in front of face, re- spectively. Very good. Scarce. 2 pieces.

FOREIGN COINS AND TOKENS.

1192. Mexico and Latin America Hacienda tokens—-Various sizes, deno- minations, and metals. Some with dates. Fine to Ext. 15 pieces. 1103. France, 1791 —Bronze portrait medal of the famous philosopher Jean Jacones Roussean. Issued by Monneron Brothers. 'Genuine, original, unicrculated and brilliant. Edge inscribed. Worth $3.50. 1194. Hessen, Germany—Small, thick, half-dollar 1819. Also Wuerttem- berg quarter-dollar. Both with busts. Handsome, fine per pair of coins. 1825. 2 pieces. 1195. Baltic States—Riga, Capital of Livonia. Groschen dated from 1571 to 1578, with die varieties. Fine and rare. Crossed keys and city gate. 10 pieces. 1196. Baltic States—Riga. Groschen from 1571 to 1578. Similar to the preceding lot, but die varieties. Fine and rare. 10 pieces. 1197. Baltic States—Duchy of Livonia. Silver shilling issued by the grandmaster. Two die varieties dated 1572. Also one each for Riga 1563, and Curland 1576. Fine and rare. 4 pieoes. 1198 Tyrol in Austria—Sigismund (1439-96). The Archduke who issued the world’s earliest dollars. Two varieties of the silver groshen cross and Eagle. Fine and very rare. W^orth $1.50 each. 2 pieces. —

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1199. Germany—Lubeck groschen 1552 and Mecklenburg 1555. Clear, early dates. Fine and rare 2 pieces. 1200. Austria and Hungary— Silver quarter dollars dated from 1765 to 1788. All with portraits. Fine to very fine 6 pieces. 1201. Maximilian I, of Austria (1477-1519) —2 deniers^for Corinthia and 1 for Brabant with his initial M. Also a mediaeval groschen of Aachen. Fine 4 pieces. 1202. Brandenburg, 1622—Portrait quarterthaler of George William. Also groschen 1675 and 3-kreutzer piece 1866 of the city of Frankfurt. Very good to proof. 3 pieces. 1203. Germany (1700) —“Wisdom” quarterdollar. Obverse: A cat sym- bolizing patience. Reverse: An owl typifying wisdom. Also sil- ver proof of a ducat on the Jubilee of the Reformation, 1717. Extremely fine and proof. 2 pieces. 1204. Prussia, 1745— Silver medal on the Peace of Dresden. Angel over city. Reverse—Angel over Battlefield of Kesselsdorf, showing dead soldiers on the ground. Issued by Frederick the Great. Ext. fine. Half dollar size. 1205. Prussia, 1798— Silver medal on the coronation of Frederick William III, at Berlin. Bust to left. Eagle on trophies and regalia. Vjery fine. Half dollar size. 1206. Bonn, Germany—Set of 50, 25, 10 pifennings in iron with head of Beethoven issued on the 150th anniversary of the famous com- poser’s bii'th. Rare as a set. Fine 3 pieces. 1207. England—Store cards, tokens, trade checks, etc. of the early nine- teenth century. From a farthing to a shilling. Interesting lot. 9 pieces. 1205. France, Alsace, Geneva W’^orld War coins, tokens, store cards, trade checks, etc. Various sizes, shapes, designs and metals. Fine to uncirculated. Many dated. 25 pieces.

TOKENS AND MISCELLANEOUS LOTS.

1209. U. S.—Tradesmen’s Tokens, checks, store cards, etc. in a variety of shapes, designs, sizes and metals. Dates from 1840 to 1900. In- cludes a few army canteen and sutlers checks to unc. 50 pieces. 1210. British, India. Bombay, Baroda, Circara, etc. Early copper COins with native inscriptions. Fine to uncirculated varied collection, all different. 30 pieces. 1211. British India—Early copper coins with English and native inscrip- tions. All different. Mostly uncirculated. Dates from 1803 to 1903, covering one century. 25 pieces. 1212. Antwerp, Belgium—Siege copper coin of 10 sols, 1814 with mono- gram of Louis XVIII of France. Roman Republic copper 1 baioc- co 1840, revolutionary pieces, cast from molten bell metal. Very good and very fine, scarce, pair 2 pieces. 1213. Ireland—James II. So-called “gun-metal money”. Half-crown 1689, and shilling November 1689. Very good and fine. Scarce, 2 pieces. 1214. France 1871 — Saterical Copper coin in derision of Napoleon III. Head in German spiked helmet. Reverse, Eagle with head of a

'^Vaaipire . Fine and scarce. Also a silver coin of Louis XIV 1648. Worth $1.50. 2 pieces.

TRANSPORTATION TOKENS.

1215. Small perforated types, of New Jersey, Connecticut, Buffalo, N. Y., Honolulu, District of Columbia, Pittsburg, Minneapolis, Baltimore, etc. Including a rare one from Battle Creek, Michigan, and Shanghai, China. 17 pieces. 1216. Santa Marta, Columbia— Revolutionary copper % real 1820. Mex- ico, Revolutionary copper 20 centavos for Oaxaca 1915. Head of Juarez. Extremely fine and Unc. The first is very rare. 2 pieces. 47

New York Consignment.

1217. Curious old Togen in Pewter. Reads: THIS DO IN REMEM- BRANCE OF ME chap. V Corinthians, Reverse a Church. Octa- gonal. Very good. Rare. 1218. Set of Aluminum medalets of “movie” actors and actresses Mav have your favorites. Unc. 11 pieces. 1219. Another set. Unc. (9) and presidents o fthe U.S. (6) All different 15 pieces.

OBSOLETE AND BROKEN BANK NOTES

1220. Banking Co.—$1.00 note 1841 MinervaM receives bag of coins from Ceres. Arms of N. J train loading ^^eigntFreieht- produce. Fully signed. Fine and rare. 1221. McKean County Bank 1850. dock. Maiden holding dove to her ^gnecT^cris^^Unc^ breast. Un- 1222. Augusta, Georgia--$1.00 note of the Bank of Augusta, about 1840. Columbia with Ameri- UnS|“e'd, Sp Unc" can eagle, shield and bag of coins. Portrait of early colonists 1223. different type, about 1835.' Mother instructing three f young daughters. Three maidens with ^ liberty cap in a pastoral setting. Train approach-^ fnfing. Unsigned, crisp, Unc. 1224. Goddess with winged hand of Mercui^ Another with American eagle, branch and horn of plenty. * Beehive. Ceres. Unsigned, crip, Unc. 1226. Adrian, Mich. $1.00 note of the Adrian Insurance Co., 1850. In- Mounted farmer supervising gathering of Fully Crisp'" Unt siglied 1226. Adrian Insurance Co.— 3.00 note 1853. Pensive maiden, Railroad train approaching another on trestle in background Dog and safe. Fully signed. Fine. 1227. —$5.00 note of the Bank of Washtenaw, 1836. Farmers reaping. Housewife knitting at window. Paddle-wheel steamer. Full signed, crisp, Unc. 1228. '^^**^*®*' Tecumseh Bank about 1830. Goddess holds balance and eagle at loaded wharf. Primitive road rail- train. Farmer plowing. Unsigned, crisp, Unc. 1229. Charleston, S. C.—$10.00 note of the Bank of S. C. 1861 Alleg- orical figures, steamships, Roman senator with law tablet ' Fullv signed. Fine and rare. 1230. Charleston, S. C. $5.00 note of the State Bank of S. C. 1860 Cor- ner view of the bank building with transportation vehicles of the period. Fully signed. Very fine, scarce. 1231. Early $5.00 note of the Frankfort Bank, about 1820. Shepherdess with flock. Silk fibres in the paper Un- signed, crisp, uncirculated. 1232. State of Alabama— $100.00 green back, 1864. Charter resting on oak. hour Indians before wigwam at night. Mother and child at river bank. Fully signed. Beautiful southern note. Very rare high denomination. Almost uncirculated. 1233. Louisiana State— Note for $5.00, 1862. Pelican feeding brood. Armored soldier killing fallen opponent. River good pouring water into stream. Fully signed. Olive green back. Crisp, Unc. 1234. Co^nfederate . States $50.00 note 1861. Goddess with globe and dove of peace. Stuart’s portrait of Washington. The only South- ern note that bears Washington’s likeness. Fully signed crisn Unc. Very rare. ’ 48

1235. Confederate States. Feb. 17, 1864—$5.00 ' note with portrait of Lieutenant General Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson. Crisp, Unc. Worth $5.00. 1236. Ohio. Franklin Silk Co.—$1.00 note about 1835. Franklin writing about lightning. Factory and farm scene. Mill near railroad trestle. Unsigned, crisp, Unc. 1237. Franklin, Ohio Silk Co.—$2.00 of similar design, worker with im- plements of industry. Cupid on faun, etc. Unsigned, crisp, Unc. 1238. Franklin, Ohio Silk Co.—$3.00 note. Similar but in centre, is God- dess of Industry leaning on cogwheel. Unsigned, crisp, Unc. 1239. Franklin Silk Co.—$5.00 note. Similar type but has group of fig- ures personifying science, industry and labor. Cupid with bowl of fruit. Franklin writing. Unsigned, crisp, Unc.

COLONIAL PAPER MONEY NEW JERSEY, MARCH 25, 1776.

1240. Three shillings. Red square seal. Three signatures. Smith, Deare, and Smyth. Unc. 1241. The United States, January 14, 1779. Fifty-five dollars. Circul- ars seal with red triangle. Two signatures. Wister and Graff. Very fine. 1242. Another as last with signatures. Dundas and Budd. Unc. 1243. Another as last, with signatures of Bright and Watkins. Very fine. 1244. Another with signatures of Coats and Budd. Very good. 1245. Another with signatures of Cather and Wister. Very good. 1245. Another with signatures of Cather and Wister. Very good. 1246. Another but sixty dollars circular seal with red square and globe within. Two signatures. Ramsay and Ferrall. Unc.

CONTINENTAL CURRENCY.

1247. September 26, 1778. Fifty dollars. Seal with truncated pyramid. Two signatures. Cather and Snowden. Very fine. 1248. Another note, as last, with signatures of Gray and Helm. Fine. 1249. Same type and date, but sixty dollars. Circular seal in whicTi is a globe. Signatures of Roberts and Leacock. Very fine. 1250. Ajiother, with signatures of Snowden and Gamble. Very good. 1251. Another, with signatures of Lyon and Roberts. Unc. 1252. Another, with signatures of Host and Roberts. Very good. 1253. Another, with signatures of Watkins and Dundas. Good. 1254. Another, with signatures of Novell and Nicholson. Good. 1255. Another, with signatures Helm and Gray. Very good. 1256. Another, with signatures of Dundas and Read. Very good. 1257. Another, with signatures of Wilson and Cather. Very good. 1258. Pennssylvania, October 25, 1775—Six pence. Signature Richard Humphreys. Very fair. 1259. France—Revolutionary note or assignate for 50 livres, December 14, 1792. Very large, about 4% by 7 V2 inches. Fine and rare.

Consignment S. — Chicago, 111.

MISCELLANEOUS COINS, MEDALS, BOOKS, Etc.

1260. Minerals, Ores, etc. including grid, platinum, silver, etc. as used in coins, all different, mounted in attractive box with note where they are found, etc. Tells excellent story, especially to coin col- lectors. Fine. 20 pieces. (Value 10c per piece). 1261. Grooved Whelk Shell Money. This variety was exhibited by Smith- sonian Institute at World’s Fair, as money of Prehistoric American Indians. 10 pieces. (Value 10c per piece). 49

1262. Chinese Pants Shaped Coin, Wan^ Meng Dynasty. $1.50. 1263. money. JUAN FOO Cash: style Numismatist, page 317 Sept. 1915, Curious ($2 OoT^^^^ V.^F 1264. Collector Board" holds 59; Lincoln holds Cent Board 78; Board, holds 58. Each can 11x14 in si 7 P be framed. Bid on 3 pieces. (.75). 1265. Display Coin Box, holds $5.00 Gold, beautiful. 5 pc. (.50) 1266. “SaifWfth^e'lter^pene^r^lflfo*; 1267. "'r.jrxef e?.'7.25). 1268. “ ^ ca" e. '‘“‘her 1269. Chinese Coin inlaid in table coaster, fine ($1.00). 1270. Large 8 “key. Century of Progress, Bronzed. 2 Diff; Pcs. 1271. Lincojn (.50). Medal — Abe of Illinois, 1809-1865, ' brzd 78MMloiviin, uncirculated, ($1.00). 1272. two ''peso^(“25T~‘°''' portraits. 1 1273. Egyptian Scarab over 3000 years old; authorities say scarabs were ^^^25^ Humphrey’s Coin Col. Vol. 1, Tin7($5 0^oT^^'^''^’ 1274. Button, assortment of all different buttons. 175 pieces, 05) 1275. ( ’’poc'to 7;L.“'2 pfes" 1276. Lincoln Medal— 1033. Bust and cabin, bronzed, 78MM, Unc. ($1.00) 1277. *" * " Medal—Century of Progress, 1934, Bust 5 0 36MM. 1278. Lincoln Cent-Dime—Trick token in two parts, made to sell at $1.50. 1279. Med.l-1933 'ufircufatfd°Trot’ Brz. 1280. Washington, ^‘rp!eceM°50r^''^''''^^'^ Unc. 1281. Lincoln Medal— Bust, Licoln, Preserver of the Union, 1809-1909, Predecessor”, 68MM, Lnzed^U^cf '^l.oof 1282.

1283.

1284. Medal—Italy to Chicago Flight, 33MM, with loop,y, Unc.^ y.. 2^ different pieces. (.35). 1285. Military Buttons —Many different. 12 pieces. (.10). 1286. Mint Medal—Washington; Rx. Grant, 19MM, Bronze. Fine. (.76). 1287. Lick Telescope Medal —^Busts, Warner & Swansey, 1920, 77MM Unc., Bronze. Rare. ($2.00). 1288. ^32MM ( founder of Mother’s Day Gilt, Unc. 1289. Lucky Penny— Indian, Ft. Dearborn, 58MM; Century of Progress, Token, Unc. Different. 4 pieces. 1290. The King-Fish Medal—Huey Long, Senator from La. Brz. Un- circulated. ($1.00). 1291. Coco Bean Money from Tuxtla; Chiapo, Mexico —Worm holes ’ F 18 pieces. 1292. New Martinsville, W. Va.—Glass Mfg. Co., $1.00 Scrip ($1.00). 1293. Russia 100 rubles, — before inflation, beautiful bills, F. 3 pieces. 1294. Lima, Ohio—One-Dollar, Scrip. (1.00). 1295. German Not-Geld—mostly diff. Unc. 100 pieces. (.02). 60

1296. 1864—Confederate $5.00 Note, Red front, blue back, signed. Crisp (.75). 1297. 1864—Confederate $10.00 Note, Artillery at full speed, signed crisp (.75). 1298. Harper, Coin in America, 1860 — Cloth, Excellent reference on Colonial Coins, Illustrated, Fine. ($2.00.) 1299. Burt’s United States Coin Book, by Delquest, 71 pp., latest authentic ing. on U. S. Coins, inch Guide to Values, number made, checking list of all coins. Key to half-dollars, hints, coins of unusual value, etc. 1034, up-to-date, flexible cloth, illustrated, absolete and un- usual coins. ($1.00). 1300. Doughty, Frank W.—Cents of the UNITED STATES, a Numismatic Study, 68 Illust. of Obv. and 31 of Rx. from 1793 to 1814; from 1816 to 1857. 4 pi. and tables of types, dies, varieties, and combi- nations, 115 pages. Cloth. ($5.00). 1301. Miscellaneous Numismatic magazines and Coin Auction Catalogues, etc., some with prices, different, fine, 31 pieces. 1302. Mint Record of U. S. Coins, 80 pages. Pocket Edition, by Green.

($ 1 . 00 ). 1303. Frossard, Ed.—U. S. Cents & Half-Cents, Cloth, 1879, Ref. with plates, table on coins, tokens, medalets, patterns, and Washington' pieces. ($3.00). 1304. The Greenbacks, by Gresham, 1927, 327 pages, Cloth, on Colonial Currency and Greenbacks of Civil and World War, Lincoln and Civil War Events (03.00). 1305. Guttag’s Foreign Currency & Exchange Guide on Coins, etc., 130 pages. Cloth. (.75). 1306. Hard Time Tokens Book with list and values. Low’s No.’s. (.30) 1307. Pye, Provincial Copper Coins (of Great Britain), 1896, Reprint, Ulus., Cloth (original sells for $12.00). 1308. New Hub Coin Book, Alexander, an dencyclopedia on U. S. & Foreign Coins, 119 pages, 650 illustrations. (.59). 1309. Dollars of the World— 1600 Dollars in famous Kaufman Collection. Illust., Fine. ($1.00). 1310. Geography of Money, DuPau, (Nat. Geo. Mag.) Illustrated, Fine.

($ 1 . 00 ). 1311. Lee, Ed. M. California Gold Quarters, Half-DoL, 94 pages, 1932, Unc. ($3.50). 1312. Paper Money, issued in U. S., by Wismer, 63 pages. Excellent (1.00). 1313. One dollar legal tender token, C. W. Whipple & Co., Westfield, Mass., issued during depression of 1873-75 when many banks failed. 38 MM, Brass, U»c. (.75).

U. S. COLONIAL COPPER COIN

The Series Issued at Bungtown. Herewith we present the most varied and interesting lot ever offered in America. Many rare or unpublished pieces are included. COPPER HALF PENCE

1314. “God Save the King” type Grotesque, muscular head to left. Re- verse Crowned harp. Date 1696 below, and ROBERSTA above. Earliest dated Pungtown copper, far prior to the one dated 1730,

which is the oldest found hitherto. Fine. Extremely rare. • 1315. Laureated Head of George III.—Reverse, tree, with five branches, two of which are crowned. BE AS YON SEEM TO BE. Date 1796 in exergue. Very fine. Very rare. 1316. Burly head to right. Reverse Britannia seated. 1771, Fine, Rare. 1317. Long Live the King, Type. Head right. Reverse Britannia. Dated 1739, partly worn away. Very good. Rare. 1318. “George Rules” Type Head left. Reverse Harp North wales, 1760 overdate. Very fine. Rare. 51

1319. Same, 1769. Very good. 1320. Similar. 1781. Initials I. C. backwards under head. Fine. 1321. Similar, 1789. Very good. 1322. Britannia, Reverse Britannia Isles 1773. Very good. 1323. Another with ISLES in the exerque. No date. 1C under bust, the C backwards. Fine. 1324. Britain s Isles 1(30. I. C. in correct order below head. Very fine. 1325. Another 1730. Different dies. Very good. 1326. Britain Isles 1756, but head to right. Very good 1327. Britannia, 1771. Head right. Fine. 1328. North Wales 1781, head left. Fine. 1329. Gordon. Head Right. Reverse Britannia seated. DELECTAT RUS, 1775. Fine. 1330. Similar Reverse BRITONS RULE 1776. Fine. 1331. Similar, no date. BRITANNIA RULES THE MAIN. Very good. 1332. Head left. CORNWALLIS IND. Reverse BRITANNIA RULE MAIN 1333. Reverse Britannia, date 1775. Note, George II died 1760. VeryJ! good. 1334. Small beareded head to left. TURCUPELLERITUS, below I K Reverse Britannia seated at sunset, HISPANIOLA. Very fine 1335. glorious PELLEW. Reverse harp. MUSIC CHARMS. Very fine. 1336. Similar but different head. Reverse, Hibernia seated 1782. Inscrin- tion indistinct. Fine. ^ 1337. Head left. CLAUDVIS ROMANUS, l.c. below head Reversereverse, Hii-Bri tannia, DELECTAT RUS. 1774. Very good. 1338. Similar with head right. Different dies, 1774. Very good. 1339. Another, signed C on both sides. Very good. 1340. Same obverse.2 Reverse, PAX PLACID. 1775. Very fine. 1341. Same obverse. Reverse harp with same inscription. Very good. 1342. Reverse, Britannia RULES THE MAIN. Very fine. 1343. GORDIUS REYP. Reverse harp DELECTAT RUS 1781. Very good. 1344. Gulielmus Shakespeare Type. Head right. Reverse Britannia. No date. Very good. 1345. Same, 1774. Very good. 1346. Same, 1774. Different dies. Very good to fine. 1347. Same, 1791. Reverse BRITONS RULE. Fine. “BRUTUS SEXTUS” TYPE

1348. Long die-break from R to the lady s race. Very good. Very rare. 1349. Head left. Reverse Hilbernia, NORTH WALES, 1781. Very good. 1350. PAX” Type (1391). Reverse BRITAIN ^^R^i^^a^l771^ RULES, 1351. PGN, reverse BRITAIN ^Sfod"^^^’ RULES, 1771. 1352. Similar, but different dies. Very good. 1353. Similar, but GREGORIUS III PON, 1771. Fine. 1354. Similar, but reverse BRITISH GIRLS, 1786. Very rare 1355. Similar, reverse, PAX PLACID. Very good.

“GEORGE SUSEX” TYPE

1356. Head right. Reverse, Britannia, BATERSEA, 1779. Fine 1357. Similar, Rever.se, BRITAIN RULES, 1771. Fine. 52

1358. Similar, Reverse UN . . . GIS. Good. 1359. Georgius Triumpho, head right. Reverse, Britannia behind railing. VOCE POPULI, 1783. Die breaks. Very good. 1360. Similar but thicker flan. Small dent on king’s temple. Fine. 1361. Head right. GEORIUVS, III, VIS. Reverse, Britannia. Fine. 1362. Another, slightly different die. Fine. date 1363. Similar, GLORIOUS JERVIS. Reverse, BRITAIN RULES, 1770. Very good. 1797. 1364. Head right, GLORIUS lERVIS. Reverse, harp, HIBERNIA, Fine. 1365. Head left. GEORITIN II, POPE. Reverse, harp NORTH WALES, 1769. Very fine. 1366. Head left, SHAKESPEARE. Reverse, Britannia, RULE BRITAN- NIA, 1771. Very good. 1367. Head right. GREGORIVS III PON. Reverse, harp, HEBRIDES, 1781. Very fine. 1368. Head right, GUSTAVAS ADOLPHUS, Reverse, Britannia, BRITANS. N. 1771. Very good. 1369. Head right. LOUIS THE SIXTEENTH. Reverse harp. MUSIC CHARMS. Very fine. 1370. Head right, PRINCEPS WALLIAE. Reverse, harp and DELECTAT RUS. Fine. 1371. Head right, GEORGE FOR EVER. Reverse, Britannia, BRITONS FOR EVER. Fine. 1372. Head left, GUSTAVAS VASA. Reverse, Britannia. Very good. 1373. Head left. COLONEL KIRK. Reverse Britannia, BRITONS HAPPY ISLE. Extremely fine. 1374. Head rieht. ST BSVOIS SOUTHAMTON. Reverse harp, NORTH WALES. Very fine. 1375. Similar, but wearing helmet. Very fine. 1376. Head right, payable at 1. WILLIMS. Reverse, harp MUSIC CHARMS, 1775. Very fine. date. 1377. Head left, THOMAS SEYMOUR. Reverse, similar, but no Holed behind head but very rare. Otherwise fine. Ex- 1378. Head left, Payable at WM., Reverse, harp DELECTAT RUS. tremely fine. twice, 1379. Head left, GEORGIUS II REX Britannia, below 1752 struck one above the other. Verv crude die work such as done at Bung- town. A great curiosity. Fine. Very rare. 1380. Grotesque head right, reverse harp and HIBERNIA, 1776. Very crude work, like the Canadian blacksmith token. Very curious. Fine. Very rare. “VOCE POPULI”

1381. Head right, reverse Hibernia 1770. Fine. 1382. Another, different die. Extremely fine to unc. 1383. Another, different dies. Extremely fine. 1384. Another, different dies. Fine. 1385. Another, different dies. Very good. 1386. Another with P under but. Reverse has several curious die breaks. Very fine. 1387. Another with P in front of face. Very fine. 1388. Head George III right. Reverse Britannia 1787. Very. good. 1389. Another, with small segment out of flan after date, as made. Ex- tremely fine. 1390. Another, very good to fine. 1391. Another with the reverse die-breaks showing more plainly. Very fine. 1392. Connecticut head left, AUCTORI PLEBIS. Reverse, Columbia seated near globe, lion, etc. INDE. ET. LIBER. Date 1787 in exergue. Die-breaks. Very fine. 53

COPPER FARTHINGS

1393. Head right, GEORGE SUSSEX. Reverse, Britannia. FARTHING, 1770. Fine. 1394. Head left, GEORGE RULES. Reverse Britannia ISLES. Fine. 1395. Another, fine. 1396. Another, larger flan. Very fine. 1397. Another, with FARTHING, 1798. 1398. Head left, GRAGORY II PON. Reverse, Britannia Rules, 1771, Very fine. 1399. Another, different dies. Very fine. MOO. Head left, ISAAC NEWTON. Reverse Britannia, FARTHING, 1771. Very fine. 1401. Head left, GLORIOUS II, OWL. Reverse, Britannia, 1794. Ex- tremely fine. 1402. Head left, GLORIVS UNCAN. Reverse, BRITAIN RULES, 1771. Extremely fine. 1403. Head left. GOD SAVE THE KING. Reverse, FARTHING, Snipe on Cornucopea. Very fine die work. Thick flan. Extremely fine.

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1 1.50 51 .80 101 .30 151 2.50 201 4.10 251 1.50 2 1. 00 52 .45 102 .35 152 .25 202 4.00 252 4.40 3 .45 53 2.50 103 .08 153 .50 203 4.25 253 5.00 4 1.60 54 .35 104 2.00 154 .75 204 9.50 254 .30 5 1.60 55 .30 105 .20 155 .60 205 1.50 255 1.00 6 I.IO 56 2.50 106 1.00 156 2.00 206 1.05 256 .50 7 1.25 57 .30 107 .50 157 1.50 207 1.05 257 .40 8 1.25 58 1.50 108 .25 158 1.00 208 .80 258 .10 9 1.30 59 .75 109 .30 159 .50 209 .85 259 .65

10 1.15 60 .30 1 10 .08 160 1.00 210 2.10 260 .10

1 1 1.60 61 .35 1 1 1 .20 161 .25 211 1.75 261 1.30 12 2.30 62 1.50 112 .20 162 .25 212 .65 262 .12 13 1.55 63 .75 113 m 163 .15 213 .60 263 .15 14 1.30 64 .70 114 .25 164 3.50 214 .65 264 5.25 15 .85 65 .40 115 .50 165 .50 215 1.30 265 2.40 16 1.10 66 1.05 116 .65 166 .25 216 .60 266 1.35 17 2.00 67 2.50 117 1.00 167 .50 217 .60 267 1.70

18 .55 68 5.00 1 18 .20 168 .25 218 .60 268 1.60

19 1.00 69 .40 1 19 .25 169 .20 219 1.60 269 1.30 20 1.20 70 .50 120 2.00 170 .30 220 2.00 270 1.35 21 1.05 71 .40 121 .35 171 .30 221 4.00 271 1.65 22 2.00 72 1.00 122 .30 172 .30 222 1.35 272 1.50 23 1.00 73 2.00 123 .30 173 .75 223 .75 273 1.15 24 .55 74 .35 124 .25 174 5.00 224 1.00 274 1.35 25 1.00 75 1.00 125 .30 175 1.50 225 .85 275 2.10 26 1.70 76 .85 126 .05 176 .50 226 1.55 276 1.40 27 2.50 77 4.50 127 .55 177 2.00 227 1.25 277 1.10 28 1.00 78 1.05 128 .09 178 1.00 228 4.70 278 1.40 29 1.00 79 3.00 129 .20 179 .55 229 1.05 279 2.00 30 1.30 80 .60 130 .50 180 2.00 230 1.00 280 1.80 31 2.30 81 .50 131 .25 181 3.00 231 7.00 281 1.15 32 1.30 82 .50 132 .50 182 1.10 232 1.15 282 .65 33 1.10 83 1.00 133 .30 183 2.00 233 .45 283 .70 34 .45 84 2.00 134 .75 184 1.70 234 4.00 284 1.30 35 .55 85 .25 135 .35 185 .60 235 3.80 285 10.00 36 1.80 86 .50 136 .25 186 1.00 236 2.50 286 9.00 37 5.00 87 1.80 137 .25 187 .45 237 .50 287 4.10 38 5.00 88 .60 138 .30 188 .50 238 .25 288 3.70 39 1.20 89 1.00 139 .80 189 .50 239 .15 289 5.50 40 1.20 90 .50 140 1.00 190 .35 240 .60 290 3.80 41 .40 91 .70 141 .75 191 .35 241 .50 291 6.75 42 2.50 92 .90 142 .50 192 1.25 242 .50 292 .25 43 1.00 93 1.50 143 .75 193 .80 243 1.05 293 1.10 44 1.00 94 2.20 144 .25 194 .50 244 1.80 294 .90 45 1.25 95 .40 145 .40 195 .50 245 1.05 295 .10 46 1.20 96 .55 146 .50 196 .50 246 .60 296 .10 47 1.25 97 .25 147 .35 197 .90 247 1.25 297 .35

48 1.25 98 .40 148 2.00 198 .40 248 .50 298 . 6V, 49 1.20 99 1.05 149 .75 199 1.00 249 .30 299 .21 50 1.45 100 .55 150 .30 200 2.00 250 2.40 300 .05 —

301 .06 371 .75 441 2.00 511 1.60 581 .75 651 5.00 302 .10 372 .50 442 .80 512 1.50 582 2.50 652 4.00 — 303 .25 373 .80 443 1.00 513 .60 583 1.00 653 3.50 304 1.65 374 .50 444 .40 514 .55 584 1.50 654 1.50 305 1.00 375 .45 445 .75 515 .65 585 .90 655 2.00 306 .60 376 .30 446 .50 516 3.00 586 1.00 656 1.80 307 .50 377 .60 447 .50 517 3.10 587 .65 657 1.50 308 1.20 378 1.25 448 1.00 518 15.00 588 1.50 658 1.50 309 .50 379 1.45 449 .40 519 2.10 589 .85 659 1.30 310 .75 380 .70 450 .50 520 1.60 590 .35 660 1.25

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