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APPENDIX.

CATALOGUE of the SCOTTISH COINS belonging to the SOCIETY of ANTIQUA- RIES of , arranged in Chronological :—

No. King. Value. DKAWER 1. Size. Weight.

1. Alexander I. Silver. King's head, regarding the left, with a , ALEX- D 1107. ADER. REX. R. A cross double parted anchoree, with four stars of six points in the angles -f- W . . . ER ON BER: Rare. (Supposed to be the first Scottish coin.)

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1. David I. Penny Silver. 1124.

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APPENDIX. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 1. Alexander III. Penny Silver. King's head crowned, regarding the right, with a E No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Weight. 1249. sceptre, surmounted by a flew de Us. Inscr. Penny Silver. E William the King's head regarding the right, with three ALEXADER DEI GRA; a very youthful face. Lyon. 116*. fours de Us, a sceptre, surmounted with four parts R. Cross anchoree extending through the legend, a in cross, behind the head, a crescent embracing a pel- spur revel of six points in the quarters. SCOTO- let, all inclosed within a dotted circle. Inscr. LE. RVM REX. REI WILAM. Do. Very similar to the last, with the exception of two stars E El. Cross anchoree, crescent with two pellets at the and two spur revels on the reverse. angles, inclosed with a circle of pearls. Inscr. 3. Do. Small variation on the reverse in the number of points E ADAM ON EDENBV. to the stars. 2. Do. LE REI WILLAM, as No. 1, with two crescents 4. behind the head. R. As No. 1. Inscr. RAVL ON ROCBVR. John Baliol. Penny Silver. King's head crowned, regarding the right, with a sceptre E 1293. Do. The same as No. 2. E surmounted by a fleur de lis; inscr. IAHANNES R. HVE ON ... ENEBV. DEI GRA. 4. Do. King's head; instead of a crown there are three rows E R. Cross anchoree traversing the inscription, four spur of pearls. LE REI . WILA. revels of five points in the quarters; inscr. REX R. Cross double anchoree; four stars of six points in SCOTORVM. the angles. Inscr. HVE WALTER. 5. Do. The same as No. 1. E R. ADAM BERWIC. 6. Do. The same as No. 1. E R. FOLPOIT DE PER. Robert I. Penny Silver. King's head, profile, regarding the right, crowned, with E Do. Head singularly ornamented with pearls. Inscr. W . ... E 7. 1306. a sceptre before the face, surmounted by a flenr de LM RE. lis ; inscr. ROBERTVS DEI GRA-f- R. WALTER. ON; P : ET. R. Cross anchoree extending to the edge, four spur revels Another one has ADAM ROCI. of five points in the quarter; inscr. SCOTORVM Alexander II. Penny Silver, King's head regarding the right; open crown, with E 1214. sceptre surmounted by a cross before the face. REX. Inscr. ALEXADER REX- Do. The same as No. 1. inscr. ROBERTVS REX E R. Double cross, extending through the legend, an- SCOTOR. -f R. Same as No. I. inscr. VILLA EDENBVRG. choree, pellet in the centre of the cross; a star of six points in the quarters. Inscr. 1ONAS BE AN.

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No. King. Value. DRA WER I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DB.AWER I. Size. Weight.

1. David II. Silver , King's head, profile, regarding the right, crowned with K Robert II. 1329. called Spurred an open crown ornamented with three fleurs de lis, 1371. Groats. and two points in the interstices, a sceptre surmount- ed with a fleur de lis before the face, all inclosed Groat Silver. K within a rose of six leaves, the neck of the bust oc- 3. King's head crowned, regarding the right, profile, with a sceptre before the face enclosed in a row of six cupying the space of a seventh leaf; inscr. + DA- leaves, the neck of the bust traversing the rose; in- VID: DEI : GRA : REX : SCOTORVM. scr. ROBERTVS x DEI • GRA x REX • SCO- R. Cross anchoree, extending to the edge, four spur TORVM + revels in the quarters of five points, with two circles R. Cross anchoree reaching the edge, with four mullets of legends, the one within the other; inner inscr. VILLA EDINBURGH. Outer inscr. DNS • of five points in the quarters ; inscr. VILLA EDIN- PTECTO.R.MS • I • LIBATOR MS. BVRGH. DNS P : TECTOR MS 1 LIBE- RATOR. 2. Do. The same as No. 1. K Likewise, a groat, with the variety on the reverse of K R. The same as No. 1. with the difference of VILLA ABERDON. VILLA DE PERTH. 4. Half Groat The same as the Groat No. 3. F 3. Half Groat King's head, profile, regarding the right, crowned the G Silver. Silver. same as No. 1. with a sceptre surmounted with the Halfpenny King's head crowned, regarding the left, with sceptre; B fleurs de lis, enclosed within a rose of six leaves, the 5. Silver. inscrip. ROBERTVS - DEI • GRA. neck of the bust occupying the space for the seventh ; R. Cross, with two mullets and two pellets in the alter- inscr. DAVID : DEI : GRA REX SCOTO- nate quarters ; inscr. SCOTORVM REX. RVM. + 1. Robert III. Gold Lyon. Royal arms crowned, inscrip. + ROBERTUS - DEI. R. Cross anchoree extending to the edge, with four spur 1390. • GRA • REX • SCOTORUM £ revels of five points in the quarters ; inner inscrip. R. St Andrew extended on the cross, with a fleur de VILLA EDINBRVGH. Outer inscrip. DNS • lis on each side; inscr. XPC • REGNAT • XPC 4- PROTECTOR MS...... VINCIT.X......

5. 3. Silver Groat. King's head, front face, crowned within a rose of seven H leaves, the bisecting points of the leaves ornamented with three pellets, except the two upper ones; in- 1. Robert II. Gold Penny, or Royal arms crowned; inscrip. ROBERTVS DEI G 1371. St Andrew. GRACIA REX SCOT. scrip. ROBERTVS DEI GRA- REX- SCOTO- R. St Andrew, his arms and legs extended as on a cross, RVM. a fleur de lis on each side ; inscr. DNVS : P : TEC- R. Cross with three pellets in each quarter, VILLA TOR : MS : 25 LIBER A + (N. 8.—Supposed EDINBURGH I to be the first gold coined in Scotland). DNS. PROTECTOR MS 11 x LIBATOR. MS. x 3U2 APPENDIX. APPENDIX. 13

No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight.

4. Robert III. Silver Groat. The same as No. 3, with the variety on the reverse of H James II. Gold . The royal arms in a lozenge shield, crowned, IACO- G 1437. 1390. VILLA DE PERTH * BUS I DEI I GRATIA i REX I SC. 5. R. A small saltyr, with I in the centre, on each flank a fleur de lis within an of six crescents, the ex- tremities ensigned with fleurs de lis, and a rose in 6. the centre of each crescent, I SALVVM I FAC * POPULVM l TVVM + 7. Another specimen, with the difference of a small St Andrew's cross before the lyon, and a fleur de lis at the termination of the inscription. 1. James I. Gold Lyon. The royal arms crowned, a fleur de lis on each side, H 1424. R. Besides the fleur de lis in the flanks of the cross, ^ IACOBUS DEI GRA REX SCOTORUM. are a small cross in the upper interstice, and a pel- R. St Andrew extended on the cross, a fleur de lis let below in the under one; the inscription terminat- crowned on each side, XPC REGNAT XPC. ed by two fleurs de lis, and the words divided by a VINCIT cross, of two crosses, and a fleur de lis. 2.

3. Silver Groat. King's head crowned, front face, sceptre on the right, H Silver Groat. King's head crowned, front face, encircled in a rose of K two crosses on the breast, the letter I on the left nine leaves, with fleurs de lis at the angles^ breast shoulder, all enclosed with a rose of seven leaves, clothed; inscrip. IACOBVS x DEI x GRA I with a fleur de lis at each intersection; inscrip. + REX ; SCOTORVM j -f IACOBVS «|b DEI tjjfe GRATIA... OTORI. R. Cross anchoree, with three pellets in each of the flanks, and open crowns above and below ; VILLA R. Cross, two flenrs de Ms in two of the quarters, and EDINBVRGH X and on the outer circle, DNS three pellets in each of the other two; inscrip. PTECTOR MS t I LIBERATOR MS. VILL * A e|b ED ^ INBV i RGH * 4. Do. Same as No. 3, with the difference of VILLA ABIR- x DNS ^ P J IECTOR MS + LIBATOR MS. DEtf. The same as No. 3, with the difference of two cres- G 4. Do. cents on the breast, and a cross over the left shoulder. R. As No. 3, on one side of one of the fleurs de lis a crescent, on the other side a cross. VILLA. 6. STREV EVLI. The royal arms in a rose of four segments, a small H 7. Billion or Copper. crown in chief, and at the sides, IACOBVS x DEI ^ GRATIA x REX x SCOTT APPENDIX. 15 14 APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. Weight. No. King- Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. DRAWER I. Size. 6. James III. Billion. Royal arms in a rose of four segments, a small crown H 7. James II. Billion or R. An orle of four crescents, the extremities ensigned Copper. 1460. 1437. with trefoils on a pillar base, betwixt each a small in chief, and at the sides, IACOBVS DEI GRA crown, a saltyr in the centre. VILLA EDIN- REX SCOTORUM. BVRG. R. An orle of four crescents terminated with trefoils on 8. a pillar base, a spur revel in the centre; crowns in two of the quarters, and saltyrs in the other two; - VILLA DE EDINBVRG. 9.

10. James IV. Gold Lyon. Royal arms crowned, with a fleur de lis on each flank ; H 1488. IACOBVS x DEI * GRA * REX \x SCOT- 1. James III. Gold . A large unicorn supporting a small shield, with the H TORVM x IIII g|3 1460. royal arms, to which one of his hind legs is attached R. St Andrew extended on his cross, a fleur de lis on by a chain. IACOBVS x DEI x GRATIA x each side; jjjjj * SALVVM * FAC x PPLVV - REX SCOTORV * TVVM x DNE. R. A cross floree, surmounted by a star of many 2. Gold Rider. The King on horseback in full career, to the right, his H points, waved, EXVRGAT * DNS * ET j DISI- sword drawn in his right hand, IACOBVS * DEI x GRA. REX x SCOTOR. PENT 1 INNIMI I E cf•3R'l Another specimen, with the variety of a saltyr under R. The royal arms crowned, suppressing a cross; the unicorn's foot, the letters divided by a trefoil SALVVM x FAC POPVLVM TVVM DNE. and crown at the commencement of the inscription. Half Eider, The same as the rider, No. 2, except that the rider is Gold. R. The cross has a spur revel in the centre, terminat- directed to the left. ed by crosses, EXVRGAT .-. DEVS .-. E 1 DI- Silver Groat. The first specimen of the closed crown, with a three- SIPENT .-. NIMICCI. quarter face turned to the right, within a dotted 2. Half Unicorn, The same as the unicorn described No. 1. E circle, IACOBVS

No. King- Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 8. James IV. Billion. A head crowned, I. 5; on each flank a small G 1488. 7. James V. 1513. annulet; on one side of the crown, IACOBVS • D • H 1. James V. Gold Lyon. The royal arms crowned, on each side a small saltyr; G • REX • SCOTORVM + 1513. IACOBVS /. 5 .-. DEI : GRA: REX .-. SCO- R. A saltyr surmounted by a ducal coronet, in the TORVM # centre a fleur de lis ; on each side f OPPIDVM • R. A cross floree, and in the centre a quarter feuille, EDINBVRGI. in each angle a thistle head, CgS CRVCIS .-. 8. Half Groat. The same as the groat No. 6. D ARMA /. SEQVAMVR. 9. . The same as No. 7- F 1. Gold Bonnet The king's head regarding the right, with a cap or G Queen Mary, Gold Lyon. The royal arms, crown betwixt the letters I. G. in- 1542. Piece. bonnet having a circle of gems, a small annulet be- scr. + MARIA • DEI • GRA • R • SCOTO- RVM. hind the head; X IACOBVS • 5 • DEI • GRA • R. The cypher of M. R. F. G. crowned betwixt two R • SCOTOR • 1540. cinque foils + DILIGITE • IVSTICIAM • 1553. R. The royal arms crowned, suppressing a cross floree; 2. Half Lyon. The same as the last, with the omission of F G in the F + HONOR • REGIS • IVDICIVM • DILIGIT. cypher. 3. 3. Gold Lyon or Tne Queen's head in profile, regarding the right, K Ryal. MARIA • DEI • G • SCOTOR • REGINA. 4. R. Royal arms crowned. IVSTVS • FIDE • VI- VIT • 1555. Silver Half King's head with an open crown, three quarters face re- G 4. The same as the lyon No. 3. G Groat. garding the left, within a rose of eight leaves, with Half Lyon. three pellets at the angles ; IACOBVS DEI GRA REXSCOTORV + Silver Testoon, The widowed head of the Queen, regarding the right, K R. A cross foliated, spur revels of six points, and underneath a scroll, with the date 1561. MARIA • DEI • GRA • SCOTORVM • REGINA. thistle heads in the opposite quarters; VILLA R. In a shield the royal arms of France are half ef- EDINBVRGH. faced on the dexter side, by those of Scotland on the Silver Groat. The King's head regarding the left, with the impe- H sinister side, having on each side an M crowned. rial arched crown, body covered with a cloak of mail, + SALVVM • FAC • POPVLVM • TVVM three pellets behind the head; the whole enclosed in DOMINE. a plain dotted circle + IACOBVS .-.5.-.DEI/.GRA Another specimen, subsequently stamped with a thistle .-.REX.-. SCOTOR. head before the bust. R. The royal arms suppressing the Maltese cross, 6. Half Testoon. The same as the testoon No. 5. H .-.OPPIDV .-.EDINBVRGI. 7. Silver Cypher F M crowned, on each side a stellated figure L Another specimen, with a slight variety in the cloth- of six rays, DILIGITE IVSTITIAM 1553. ing, the words of the legend being divided by two R. crowned, DELICIE D.NI annulets. COR .HVMILE. 3X 18 APPENDIX. APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. Queen Mary, N. B. The singularity of this coin is the date 1553, Queen Mary, Half Shilling. F M crowned, thistle head crowned on one side, 1542. 1542. which was five years before the Queen's marriage crowned on the other, FRAN • ET • MA • D • G • with the Dauphin ; yet his cypher appears united R • R • SCOTOR • D • D • VIEN. with that of Mary, although, in the next coin, R. In a square with a double-barred cross on each side; which is of a later date, the M. is single. a cross potence above, and 1559 below; inscr. I AM • NON • SVNT • DVO • SED • VNA • CARO. 8. Shilling. M. crowned, between two thistle heads also crowned, -j- 13. Dollar called The Scottish arms crowned, a thistle head on each side, M MARIA DEI G. SCOTOR REGINA, 1555. the Crookston MARIA • ET HENRC o DEI • GRA • R • ET R. The royal shield of Scotland on a cross potence ex- R • SCOTORV- tending through the circle of the legend; COR- R. A palm tree crowned, with a land tortoise or li- HVMILE • DELICIE • DNI. zard creeping up the stem ; on a scroll is DAT 9. Do. K The Royal shield of Scotland between M R, a small GLORIA VIRES. 1565. Jim • 1> EXVRGAT • annulet below each letter; MARIA • DEI • G • DEVS • ET DISSIPENT*. INIMICI • El9- SCOTOR • REGINA. 1556. Do. Another specimen, of date 1567, subsequently stamped R. A cross potence, with four small ones in the inter- with a thistle head crowned. stices of it; * IN • VIRTVTE • TVA • LIBE- Half Dollar. The same in all respects as the dollar No. 13. RAME • 1556. 14 Quarter Dollar, The same as the two last O Another specimen, dated 1557, with a subsequent 15. Shilling or Royal arms crowned, MARIA DEI • G • SCOTOR • K stamp of a thistle head crowned. Mettal. REGINA • 10. Do. A cross potence charged with a shield party per pale; R. A vine branch, one side of which appears vigorous on the dexter side the arms of the Dauphin in chief, and loaded with fruit, the other side is withered, and of Scotland in base; on the sinister side the which a hand issuing from the clouds with a prun- shield of Scotland, g|| FRAN • ET • MA • DEI • ing knife is in the act of cutting off, VIRESCIT • G • R. R • SCOTOR • D • D • VIEN. VVLNERE • VIRTVS + R. F M cyphered and crowned between two double bar- Do. Medal. The arms of France crowned, half effaced by the K red crosses, one of them subsequently stamped with Scottish shield; MARIA • D • G • SCOTOR • a thistle head crowned; 4- FECIT VT RAQVE REGINA • FRAN • DOI. VNVM, 1558. R. A vine tree, of which one side is withered, the Do. The same as the last, of date 1560, with a thistle head other vigorous, watered from a vessel in the clouds, crowned on one side of the cypher, and a fleur de lis dated 1579. MEA SIC MIHI • PROSVNT. crowned. 16. Billion Penny. Thistle head crowned, M R on the sides, -f- MARIA • R. The royal arms of France and Scotland impaled, D • G • REGINA : SCOTORV • crowned, a saltyr on one side, and a cross on the other, R. A saltyr surmounted by a ducal crown, a cinque FRAN•ET • MA• D • G•R • R • FRANCO • foil on each side, # OPPIDVM • EDINBVRGI. SCOTORQ. + Of these there are ten specimens. 11. Half Sihlling. The same as No. 10,. dated 1560. 17. Do. The same as the last, No. 16.

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No. | King. Value. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. Billion Penny. R. A cross potence, with four small ones in the inter- James VI. Gold . Another of date 1593. Queen Mary, 1587. 1542. stices, OPPIDVM STIRLINGI gjg 3 specimens. 3. Do. The royal arms of Scotland. IACOBVS 6 • D • G • R • L Do. Much defaced. Queen's head crowned, F on one side, G SCOTORVM • and M on the other, FRAN • ET MARIA R. A sword and sceptre in saltyr, in chief a crown, R. Cross potence, two crowns and two fleurs de lis in a thistle head on each flank, in the base 1601. the quarters, SIT • NOMEN • DNI • BEN SALVS • POPVLI • SVPREMA • LEX • Bodle. Thistle head crowned, M. R on the sides, * MARIA 18. Another, of date 1602, • • • • SCOTORVM. R. Saltyr with the ducal crown. OPPIDVM EDIN- 4. Do. The King's head in profile, crowned. IACOBVS • D . K BVRGI. G • MAG • BRIT • FRAN • ET • HIB • REX • Do. Queen's head, front face, crowned, MARIA • D • G • B 1. The arms of Great Britain, crowned, I • R on the R• SCOTORVM + flanks. HENRICVS • ROSAS ; REGNA • IA- R. Cross potence or floree, two crowns and two mul- COBVS • lets of five points in the alternate quarters. OPPI- 5. Half Do. The same as No. 3. F DVM EDINBVRG Do. Cypher crowned. B 6. Do. Do. with the Scottish Lyon crowned; oh the reverse, B 7. 1555. Do. Do. subsequently stamped with the symbol of a mul- 8. iet of five points within a heart. 19. . Scotch shield crowned, M on one side, and R on the 9. Dollar. The royal arms of Scotland, crowned, I. & R. both M other, MARIA • DEI G • SCOTORVM • REGI- crowned, on the flanks f •: IACOBVS • 6 • DEI • NA • GRA • REX - SCOTORUM • R. An orle of four crescents, with a crown in each R. A sword erect in pale, crowned, having on the quarter, a saltyr in the middle; SERV1O ET • dexter side a hand pointing to the value XXX. on VSV • TEROR 1557. Six specimens. the opposite side •: PRO • ME • SI • MEREOR • James VI. Gold Jacobus. The royal of Scotland, .£ POST • 5 & 100 K IN • ME :• date, 1567. 1567. PROA • INVICTA MANENT • HEC. Another specimen, subsequently stamped with a thistle R. Four cyphers of I R crowned in cross, the letter head crowned. 5 in the centre, DEVS • IVDICIVM • TVVM • 10. Do. The portrait of the young King in armour, and crown- M REGI • DA • 158.5. ed, regarding the right, a sword erect in his hand. Do. The King's profile regarding the right, wearing a high K . IACOBVS • 6 • DEI • GRA • REX • SCOTO- crowned hat; behind the head a thistle. IACOBVS • RVM • 6 • D • G • R • SCOTORVM • R. A lyon sejant quandant crowned, holding a scep- R. Royal shield of Scotland crowned, between I. R. tre in the clouds, the Hebrew word for Jehevah. XL.S HONOR • REGIS • IVDICIVM • DI- TE • SOLVM • VEREOR • 1592. LIGIT • 1582. APPENDIX. '22 .APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. DRAWER Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 17. James VI. Half Dollar. The same as the second specimen of No. 14, of half th G Dollar. The royal arms of Great Britain, @ • QV/E • DEVS • M 1567. James VI. size, date 1598. 1567. CONIVNXIT • NEMO • SEPARET : Two other specimens of the same. R. The King armed, and crowned, with a sword, on 18. Do. The same as the third specimen of No. 14, date 1602. F horseback, regarding the left; the impression of a Another specimen, 1603. thistle head on the horse's flank. jjjlb IACOBVS • Do. The same device as the second specimen of No. 14, E D • G • MAG • BRIT • FRAN • & HIB • REX • N 19. date 1595. 11. Half Do. The same as No. 9 ; the head points to the value XX. N Another, the same as No. 18, but smaller. Do. The same as No. 9, the value marked I R E X 20. Silver Penny. The same device as No. 18, date 1602 & 1. D XX- S 21. Do. The thistle crowned on one side, and rose crowned on C 12. Do. A smaller piece of the same kind as the last, value O the other, J| TVEATVR • VNITA • DEVS • on marked XX. the other side I • D • G • ROSA • SINE • SPINA • 13. Five specimens. 22. Billion Money. Scottish shield crowned. IACOBVS D • G • R • SCO • 14. Do. A smaller piece, the same as No. 12. value marked X • O R. Thistle crowned. OPPIDVM • EDINBVRGI • S; date 1582. Five specimens. The King's bust, bare-headed, looking to the left, in ar- Do. Copper Do. King's bust, bare headed, regarding the left. IACO- mour ; <$ IACOBVS • 6 • D • G • R • SCOTO- BVS • 6 • D • G • R • SCOTORVM • RVM • R. Three thistle heads, with a point in the centre. R. A three-headed thistle crowned, NEMO • ME • IMPVNE • LACESSIT 1594. OPPIDVM • EDINBVRGI. Nine specimens. Do. The Scotch shield crowned, IACOBVS • 6 • D • G • The cypher I • R crowned, IACOB • 6 • D • G • R • R • SCOTORVM • SCOTO• R. A thistle crowned, REGEM • IOVA • PROTE- 24. Farthing. A three-headed thistle. IACOBVS • D • G • MAG • E GIT, 1602. BRIT • Another specimen, date 1603. R. Scottish Lyon crowned, two points behind. FRAN • 15. Do. The Scottish shield crowned, on the flanks 6 • 8 • IA- & HIB • REX. Five specimens. COBVS • 6 • DEI • GRATIA • REX • SCOTO- 25. RVM • R. A cross floree, with a mullet of five points in the 1. Charles I. Guinea. King's head crowned, regarding the left. CAR • D • G • H centre, two crowns and two thistle heads in the quar- 1625. MAG • BRIT • FRAN • ET • HIB • REX • ters. SALVVM • FAC • POPVLVM • TVVM • DNE 1577. R. Arms of Great Britain, crowned C on one side, Another specimen, date 1575. Do. The same as the third specimen of No. 14, a smaller H 16. and R on the other. VNITA • TVEAMVR coin, date 1601. 2. Do. The same as No. 15, value marked 3 • 4, date 1574 • G APPENDIX. APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. DRAWEE I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 11. Charles I. A third of a King's head crowned, thistle behind the head. CAR • E 3. Charles I. Dollar. 1625. Crown, or 20 1625. pence. . D • G • SCOT • ANG • FRAN & HIB • R. R. Arms of Great Britain crowned ; SALVS REIP SVPR. LEX. King's head, III behind the head. CAR • D • G • D SCOT • ANG • FRAN • ET • HIB • R. 6. Silver Crown. King on horseback, crowned, with a sword erect, regard- M R. Thistle crowned. IVST • THRONVM FIR- ing the right. ^ CAROLVS • D • G • MAGN - MAT. B BRITANN • FRANC • ET • HIBERN -REX • 12. Do. King's head crowned, II behind the head. .J. CA- R. Arms of Great Britain, crowned. QU^E DEVS • ROLVS • D • G • SCO : ET • ANG • ET • HIB • CONIVNXIT • NEMO SEPARET. ^ a R. Two specimens. Do. The same device as the last ; XX. behind the head. C 6. Do. Another specimen. 13. R. The same as the second specimen of No. 11. Five 7. Half Do. The same device as the last, the letter F under the N horse. specimens. 14. Do. The same device as the last ; I. behind the head. B 8. A third of a King's head crowned, regarding the right, XII behind O Crown, or 20 15. Copper. C • R • crowned. SCOT • ANG • FRA • ET HIB • E pence. the head. fjj^ CAROLVS • D • G • MAGN • BRITAN • FRANC • ET • HIB • REX • ^ REX. R. Thistle. NEMO • ME • IMPVNE • LACES- R. Arms of Great Britain crowned ; C on one flank, SIT. Three specimens. 16, Do. Three-headed thistle. CAROLVS • D • G • MAG • R on the other. QU1E • DEVS CONIVNXIT BRIT. NEMO • SEPARET • Two specimens. R. Lyon rampant, with two points behind. FRAN • King's head crowned, ^l behind the head, CAR • D H ET • HIB • REX. Do. 8 ., G • SCOT • ANG •FR•ET • HIB • R. 1. Charles II. 1661 - R. Arms of Great Britain crowned; on one side C, on * 2. the other R. CHRISTO • AVSPICE • REGNO • Two specimens. 3. 10. Do. King's head crowned, XL behind the head. CAR • D - G • SCOT • ANG • FR • ET • HIB • R. R. Thistle crowned. SALVS • REIPUB • SVPRE- MA • LEX. Four specimens. 4. Crown. King's head with a wreath round the head, CA- N ROLVS • II • DEI • GRA. 3Y APPENDIX. APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 4. Charles II. Crown. R. Four shields arranged as a cross ; two Scotch, one N 12. Charles II. Farthing. Sword and sceptre crossed with a Crown above ; same E 1661. Irish, and one English shield ; x in the intervals, 1661. legend and reverse as the last, only the thistle crowned. MAG • BRI • FRA • ET • HIB - REX • head is not crowned. Three specimens. 1675. In the centre " ". 4 Do. C. R. K crowned ; otherwise the same as the last. Five 5. Do. The same device as the last ; date 1664 and 1671 ; in K specimens. X J the centre V . Three specimens. 13. Billion. C. crowned. Legend and reverse illegible. G Do. The head looking to the right, crowned with a laurel 14. wreath ; otherwise the same as the last ; x in the centre, and thistle in the quarters of the cross of shields. Date 1676 • 1680. Three specimens. 6. Do. The same as No. 4. In the centre of the cross of N 15. shields x> and in the quarters. Date 1682. 7. Do. The same as the last ; head regarding the left, in the F centre of the cross of shields, on the reverse , and o 16. X crowned in the quarters. Date 1670 and 1673. Two specimens. 1. James VII. Half Crown. King's head, crowned with a wreath of laurel, regard- O 1684. Do. The same as the last ; head regarding the right, x in ing the left. IACOBVS • II • DEI • GRATIA • the centre of the cross of shields, and thistles in the 40. quarters. Two specimens. Date 1676. R. Royal arms of G. Britain. MAG • BRIT • 8. Half Crowns. The same as Nos. 4 and 6. Dates 1675 • 1681. Two O FRA • ET • HIB • REX • 1687. On the edge, specimens. . Anno regni tertio. 9. Do. King's head, crowned with a laurel wreath, regarding D the right. CAROLVS II • DEI • GRA. 2. R. Saltyr, surmounted with a crown ; in the quarters thistle, rose, fleur de lis, and . SCO • ANG • FRA • ET • HIB • REX • 1681. Three speci- mens. 8. 10. Copper. C. II*. Crown; CAR • D • G • SCOT • ANG • C FR • ET • HIB • RE. R. Thistle head, NEMO • ME • IMPUNE • LA- 4. CESSIT ; ten specimens. 11. Halfpenny. King's head, crowned with a laurel wreath. CAR • H II • D • G • SCO • AN • FR • ET • HIB-R. 1. William and Guinea. King's head, crowned with- a laurel wreath, regarding G B. Thistle head crowned. NEMO • ME • IM- Mary 1688. the right ; underneath, the sun rising from the sea. . PUNE • LACESSIT • 1677. Four specimens. GVLIELMVS • DEI • GRATIA • 3 Y 2 APPENDIX. APPENDIX.

No. King. Value. DRAWER I. Size. No. King. Weight. Value. DRAWER I. Size. Weight. 1. William and Guinea. R. Royal arms of Great Britain crowned, surmounted 9. William and Mary. 1688. by a small shield, with the Scotch Lyon. MAG • Mary. 1688. BRIT • FRA • ET • HIB • REX, 1701. On the flanks of the shield, W and R crowned. ;' 10. 2. Half Do. The same as the guinea. E Crown. Busts of the King and Queen. 60 underneath. GV- N LIELMVS • ET • MARIA • DEI • GRA • R. The same as the guinea ; date 1691. 11. ._ • 3. Third of a The same device as the Crown ; marked 20 ; date L Crown. 1694 : 5. Two specimens. 4. Two-Thirds Same as the Crown ; marked 40 ; date 1693. O 12. of a Crown. Another, with the King's head only ; date 1699. 5. One-Sixth of The same as the Crown ; marked 10 ; date 1691 . H a Crown. Do. with the King's head only ; date 1696. 6. One Twelfth The same as the Crown ; marked V. E 1. Anne. 1761. a Crown. R. W. M. in cypher, crowned ; legend the same ; date 1694. Do. with the King's head only ; date 1697. 2. Shilling. R. Three headed thistle crowned ; legend the same. Queen's head, regarding the right, with a dot in the G neck, marked 10 underneath. ANNA • DEI • Four specimens. GRATIA • 7. Halfpenny King and Queen's heads. GVL • ET • MAR • D • H Copper. G • MAG • BR • FR • ET • HIB • REX • ET • R. Arms of Great Britain. MAG • BRIT • FRA • ET • HIB • REGINA ; 1706 r 5, Two specimens. REGINA. 3. R. Thistle crowned. NEMO • ME • IMPUNE • LACESSIT ; 1692. Two specimens. 8. Farthing. W M in cypher, crowned. D • G • MAG • BR • E 4. . Queen's head as the last, dot on the breast, marked 5, E FR • ET • HIB • REX • ET • REGINA. legend the same. '.•"•" R. Thistle head crowned ; legend the same as the last ; R. Three headed thistle crowned, legend, Nemo me 1694 : 2. Three specimens. Impune Lacessit ; 1705 r 6- Do, Do. sword and sceptre, crossed with a Crown above. GVLIELMVS • D • G • MAG • BR • FR -ET • HIB • REX. "-/ R. The same as the last ; 1695. Two specimens. Do.. Do. date 1693. The same as the last, only the sword and sceptre in. saltyr. Three specimens. 1.