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OF A VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF GOLD. SILVER® COPPER C o i n s a n d M e d a l s ,
COMPRISING A LARGE A3S0HTMRNT OF Presidential and Political Medals; Fine iVmerican Silver, among vvhicli Avill be fonnd unusually •fine Dimes ot" iSoq, i8ii and 1814, and an is()2 Half Dime in ver}- fine condition. Silver^Store and Copperhead Cards and Tokens. Also, Gold and Silver ancient Coins, with Paper money and a very valuable assortment of Numismatic^oo^,
T O B E S O L D A T A U C T I O N
BY M ; b ^ s s i ^ , s . b a j s t g i - S s z , g o . , 0 5 0 Tj 11 O A D W A Y , X E W Y O R K ,
ON leth, 17tli, 18th, IQtli & 20tli September, 1878, Commencing at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Cataloaued by EDWAUD COG AN.
, tJiCew ¥o»i>! ; Chaklks C, Shkllky, Steam Book ani> Job Printrr, 6 S H a r c l a y S t r r k t .
1873. I N 1 3 X .
page PAGB Ancient Roman Coins, - 8 8 M k x i c a n M e d a l s a n i > C o i n s , 1 3 0 , 1 3 9 Agricultural Medals, &c., - 57 M k d a l s — V e r y r m e , - - - - 1 3 6
American akd Poreiqn Medals, - 1 2 4 N u m i s m a t i c B o o k s , - - - 1 4 1 A s s a y M e d a l s , - - , , 129 PnESH>BNTIAL AND POLITICAL MliDA-LS, B a s e P r o o f S e t s , - - . - C I 9, 40, CG, 93 Centennial Medalkts, &c., 17^ 26, 189 Papku Money, 55 • Cents jisd Half Cents, - - 0 1 Pkoof Pikces,1S34, ... C o l o n i a l P i e c e s , - - . . 100 Pkoof St£T8, bl C o p p e r C o i n s , - - . . - 1 3 3 p A T T f : R N P i e c e s , - - ■ 93, 12G E i . e c t r o t y p e s , - . . .• 31, 43 R o m a n F a m i l y C o i n S i - - 5 , 3 4 , 9 1 English Halfpenny Tokens, > - 3 8 . G o l d C o i n s , - - - ( j q Silver Coins, 49 S i l v e r M e d a l s , A c . , - - " 2 3 , 1 2 2 Foreign Crowns. - 1 8 S c o t c h C o i n s , , - . . 5 ^ F A B R t C A T I O N S , - - - , 32 S i l v e r S t o r e C a r d s , - - 5 8 , 7 1 Forkign Copper Coins, - m Fhknch Silver and Coppku Coins T o k e n s , - 7 0 74 U . S . C o i n s , - - - 7 7 , 8 7 Foreign Gold Coins, - 1 2 2
Gold Coins—Knglish, - P e a c e M e t l fi l s , - - ' 1 1 1 52
G r e k k S i l v k r . - - - . - 9 2 S W I T Z E H L A N D C O I K S , " ' - - 1 1 7 S. American Coins and Medals, - ns G o l d , - - . . 93
Gold—U. S. Coins, - i n o W a s h i n g t o n P i e c e s , - - - 2 4 , 1 0 7
Cfilifornia Coina, W a r M e d a l s , - - - - 5 1 107 Japanese and Chinese Coins, - - 1 2 1 •\VAPHiMn'ON| Cards, ^ ~ - 55
Miscellaneous Copper Coins, 3 Medals, ... go
Medals, - 1 1 8 G o l d M e d a l , - , 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 if. il 1 1 ill 1 :1111 i1. ,1, 1 1 ill' 1 4 6 2 0 - 2 4 - 2 8 3 2 3 B 4 - 0 4 - 4 ^ 5 Z ' K f 60 ' 4M r|. 'P '1' M' l|l 1 M' 1 1 (|i l|i 1 f 1 1 1 •| 'I'
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THE METRIC OOIN SCALE. W. B. WETMOEE llll|llli llll|llli II1I|IIII llll|llll illi{illl Ii[[|[l!l l!l!{illl 15 25 35 45 65 75 85 80 100 10 20 30 40 50 6i 70 (^Millimeters.)
CATALOGUE.
M I S C E L L A N E O U S C O P P E R C O I N S . 1837 and 1838 Uu and Cinque Decimes of Houore and Priuce d e M o n a c o . Ve r y f a i r a n d f a i r 2 p i e c e s 2-/ 2 1630 1 Ore Piece of Guslavus Adolphus. Rev. Arms. Very fair ^ 3 Republic of H.iiti. One G, five 2, and one Centimes. Fair 7 pieces 1850 Six Centimes of Faustina I (head to left) of Haiti. Fine <5^5 Two Batavia Pieces, 1611 and 1831; 3 and % Stivers. Barely f a i r . 2 p i e c e s ^ 6 yix l-iatavia Pieces. All different; small pieces. Fine 1783 3 Sliver Pieces of the Netlierlauds. Very thick. Curious ^ 8 ' Seven Small Pieces of the Netherlands. Varieties. Fair and good ^ 9 Two Java and Two Pieces of Holland. Farthing size. Good /'^''lO 1810 Java. Farthing size; said to be under Louis Napoleon. V e r y g o o d *2 ■^11 1804 Farthing o( Island of Sultana. Arms. Fair and scarce Maximus. Head to left. Kev. Shield, "non plus ultra," and laureated head. Rev. Figure with Caduceus; no in scription. Good 2 pieces /1863 Five Ceutimes of Gefrard; Jamaica Currency; and two s m a l l e r p i e c e s . A l l g o o d ^ p i e c e s 4 MISCELLANEOnf COITER COINS.
ENGLISH PIECES, &c. 1689 Gun Money of James II, XXX''September. Uncirculated 3J^15 1680 Gun Money of James II, XXX' and XII'i of November and VP of December. All fine 16 1690 Gun Money of James II. Grown Piece. The King on horseback. Fine 17 1690 Gun Money of James II, XXX'' .Alarch. Fine 18 1797 George III Two Pence. Fair only, but scarce 19 1854 Penny of Victoria. Gilt. Fine 1786 Isle of Man Penny of George III. Very tine 21 1783 Isle of Man Penny, Sans Changer, and Half-penny, The l a t t e r v e r y fi n e /22 1758 and 1831 Isle of Man Two Half-pennies. Varieties. Good <3<^ 33 1803 Ceylon Government; 48. Rev. Elephant. Very fair
EAST INDIA PIECES. /£- 34 1791 Penny, Half-penny, and Farthing. Rev. Trade Mark. Fine 3*^35 Ob. Elephant. Rev. Hindostan Chnracters. Very fine. Scarce /c$'^36 1787 East India Trade Mark. Rev Hindostan Characters. Farthing size. Very fine. Scarce i 37 Six Half-Annas XX, Cash Pieces, &c. Fair. Varieties ■2- 28 Nine Pieces Quarter Annas, &c. Fair. Varieties 39 1818 Two Stiver Lump Piec( s and two in Hindostan Charac ters. Fair S 30 1853 "i4 Piece," one Hindostan, and two ^ Anna Pieces. Varieties. Good and fine ^ 31 1843 Cent, Half, and Quarter Cent of East India Co, Fair
32 Thick Brass Weight "Three Pounds twelve." Very good ■^■^"33 1001 Remus and Romulus suckled by a She Wolf. Ilt v. Faustu- lus bringing home tlie two children to his wife—on this side it reads Remus and Rcmuliis. Good and very scarce Six Jettons. Representing different feats of strength, &c. ^ F i n e // 35)(Ten Shin Plaisters, connected with Jackson. Very line. All diflerent 1 ■ ' , . 2 r " " - 1 ■> TO
i M I S C E L L A N E O U S C O P P E R COINS. I 36 VTln-ee more Varieties, in Brsiss. Very scarce ^ /'o- r x) J(t. , c t 37 ? 8ix Va rieties of Webster and Van Buren. Some very fine
39 \T!iree Varieties of Bentonian Currency. Mint Drop. Good 40 \ Specie Payment Suspended Varieties. Two pieces very fine "L— A 41 Thirteen " Jlillions lor Defence" Varieties. Some very fine C c rt ^ 42 Twent}' Store Curds witli the Obverses of the pieces described / 'r c ROMAN FAMILY DENARII. ^<^^52 Aburia. Gem Head of Palles. Rev. " M. Aubri Romag," Sun in Quadriga. Very fair impression — Same Obverse. -Rev. "C. Aburi Roma," Mars Helmeted in Quadriga. Very good 54 Acilia. Salutis. Head of Health to right. Rev. "Man Acilus III, viii vulctu," Hygeia feeding a serpent • ^elia. Bala. Diadcmated Head of Juno to right Rev. " C. Alii." Diana in a Biga of deers holding two torches, &c. Fine / ^'<^56 Acmilia. " iM. Sc (ur Aed Cur, &c." King Arctas kneeling be fore a Camel and presenting an Olive Branch. Riv. "P. Ilypsaj Ai.'d Cur, &c." Jupiter in a Quadriga, V e r y fi n e 6 ROMAN PAJnLY DEXAHTI. ■^^57 Aemilia. " PaulusLepidus Concord." Veiled Head of Concord. R e v. " Te r P a u l l u s . " A e n i i r m s t y i n g a t r o p h y t o a tree, Perseus and his two cliildren captives. Fair Afrania. Head of Pallas to right X. Uov. " S. Afra Roma." Victory in a Biga, with a whip. Fine '^<^59 Annia. "C. Annius T. F. T. N.," &c. Dindemaicd Head of Juno i\Ioneta and Scale.?. Rev. "L. Fabi h. F. Ilisp. Q." Victory in a Quadriga. Fair 6'^ GO Antestia. Grac. Head of Rome. Rev. " L. Antes Roma." Jupiter in a Quadriga. Fine ^*^61 Antonia. Head of Jupiter. Rev. " Q. An to Balb, &c." Vic tory in a Quadriga. Very good Q2 " Ant. Aug. Ill, VIR." Rev. Eagle between two stand ards. The varieties, two very fine and one rather poor 8 pieces <^"^63 Appuleia. Head of Saturn. Rev. Saturn in a Quadriga. Fine <^'^64 Aquillia. Head of Virtue. Rev. Soldier raising a Kneeling Woman. Very line. Man Aquil, &c. i'^65 Atilia. Head of Pallas. Rev. " Sar Roma." Victory in Biga. Fine. £>'"/"66 Baebia. Head of Pallas. Rev. Apollo in Quadriga, holding Branch, &c. Very fine. Rev. Roma M. Baebi / 67 Barbatia. Head of Marcus Antonio. " M. Ant. Imp. Aug.," &c. Rev. "Csesar Imp.," &c. Head of Octavius. Very good CiEcilia. Female Head with Stork. Rev. " Imper." The Lituus in a laurel wreath. Very fair ^ " Q. F.— R M. o m a . Metellus." H e a d o f M i n e Good r v a . R e v. M a c e d o n i a n S h i e l d . 70 CtBsia. Head" L. Caesi." of Apollo Two throwing figures holding a triple a Javelin. lance, eachA. P. withRev. a dog between them. Very fair n\ Calidia. Head of Pallas. Rev. Victory in a Biga. Fine ^^^72 g Oalpurnia. a l l o p i n Head g . Gof oApollo. o d Rev. " Piso frugi." A Horseman <4^^70 Garisia. Moneta, Head of Juno JMoneta. Rev. "T. Carisius," &c. Tongues, Anvil, &c. Fair impression 74 Cassia. Head of Apollo, Sceptre behind, liev. "Q. Cassius." Eagle on a thunderbolt between lituus, &c. Very fine KOMAN FAMILY DENARII. 7 75 Cipia. " M. Cipi JI. F." Head of Pallas. Rev. Victory in a Biga ; rutlder under. Fine ^^^76 Claudia. " P. Clodius xM. F." Head of Apollo. Rev. Diana ^ w i t h t w o t o r c h e s . F i n e <^<^77 Clonlia. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Victory crowning a trophy undcM- which is a captive. Quinarius. Fine 78 Cordia. Heads of Castor and Pollux; over them two Stars. Rev. " Man Cordius." Venus holding a pair of Scales and Lance on her shoulder. Cupid. Fine Cffilia. Pallas. Rev. " C. Coil Cald." Victory in a Biga; o v e r i t L . F i n e ^<5^ 80 Cornelia. C. P. R. Genius of Rome, behind a sceptre. Rev. " Cii lex q ex. S. C," Globe, Rudder, &c. Fine '/^ 81 Triquetra; between ench leg an ear of corn ; in the mid dle Head of Jledusa. Rev. " Lent Miir Cos." Jupiter holding a thunderbolt, and an Eagle to left. Very fine and rare "^^ 82 Considia. " Paeti." Head of LibertJ^ Rev. " C. Considi." Victoria in Quadriga. Verj' flue ^ /^83 Cossutia. Sabula. Mercury. Rev. " L. Cossuti C. F." A figure with spear and helmet on a Pegasus. Very rare. Fair 84 Crepusia. " L. Censorin." Veiled Head of Juno Moneta. Rev. " C. Limaeta P. Crepusi." Juno in a Biga to right CXXIII. Very flue and scarce <5^85 Curiatia. Trege. Pallas. Rev. " C. Cur Roma." Woman in a Quadriga, crowned by Victory. Fine Curtia. " Q Curt." Head of Rome. Rev. Jupiter in a Quad riga. Very good. " M. Sila Roma " <^'■^87 Dccimia. Head of Pallas. Rev. " Flavus Roma." Victory m B i g a . Ve r y fi n e <^<^88 Oidia. Head of Pallas. Rev. " F. Deidi." Centurion whip ping a Soldier. Very good 89 Domitia. Pallas. Ear of Corn. Rev. " Roma Cu domi." Vic tory ill Biga; under it is a man fighting a Lion. Very fine . ,, Egnalia, Maxsumus. Head of Liberty. Rev. "0. Egnatius, &c. Two Figures between two Columns. Very fine <^^91 Egnatuleia. " C. Egnatulei, C. P. Head of Apollo. Rev. lloma Victory crowning a trophy. Quinarius. Very fine 8 ROMAN FAMILY DENARII. '^"92 Pabia. Kome. Rev. " N. Fabi pictor lioina." Roma seated Svitli a Shield inscribed Quirin. Fine 9 3 F a n n i a . " K o m a . " K e v. " M a n C . F. " V i c t o r y l i o l d i n g a Wreath in a (Quadriga. Kare and fine iV 94 "Aed pi." Head of Cere.s. Rev. " IM. Fan L. Crit." Two .Men sitting, ears of corn before them, and behind P . A . V e r y fi n e '^'■^'95 Farsnlela. "MensorS. C." Head of Liberty to right, behind a c a p . R e v. " L . F a r s u l i i . " S o l d i e r i n B i y a h e l p i n g another man in toga to enter the car, imder Biga a Scorpion. Fine '^^96 Flaminia. ''Roma." Pallas. Rev. " L. Flamini cilo." Vic tory in Biga holding a crown. Good Fonteia. " Man Fontei C. F." Laur. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Genius of Jupiter seated on the Goat Amaltbea, on top two bonnets, under Goat a thyrse, all in a laurel Wreath. V e r y fi n e 9 8 F u fi a . K a l e n i . H e a d s o f H o n o r a n d Vi r t u e , H o v i r t . R e v. Two Females sliaking hands; one has a cornucopia, the other a lance, and puts a foot on a globe ; to left Gaduceus Ital; to right ro dentilated. Very fine 99 Furia. M. Fovri L. F.''^ around the head of Janus. Rev. Pldli in monogram. Minerva crowning a trophy. Good 3 pieces H e r e n n i a . P i e t a s . H e a d o f P i e t y. R e v. " M . H e r e n n i . " ^neas carrying Anchises. Vei'y fine Hosidia. Qeta III, VIE. Head of Diana, with bow and quiver. Kev. " C. Hosidi F." A Bear pierced by an arrow and attacked by a dog. Extremely fine <3t5^103 Hostilia. Veiled Head of Pallor. Rev. " Ilostilius saserua." Uiana standing holding a stag by its horns. Much rubbed. Poor ^^103 Julia. "Oos tert diet iter." Head of Ceres. Rev. "Augur P o n t M a x . " P o n t i fi c a l I n s t r u m e n t s . Ve r y fi n e / ^ ^ 1 0 4 - o f R e v . " C t e s a r . " T r o p h y o f A r m s . Yery fine c)'6\q^ HeadofVeuua. Rev. " Ca3sar." Two Captives seated u n d e r a t r o p l i y. Ve r y f a i r Ooesar. An Elephant trampling on a serpent. Rev. Pontifical Instruments. Very good KOMAN FAMILY PENAUII. 9 / 107 Juniii. Pietas. Head of the Goddess. Rev. "Albiiius Briiti." Two hands clasped holding a Cadnceus. fine / ^^108 Head of M:iis. Rev. "Albinus Bniti P." Two crossed carnyces, between them on top au oval shield and a . r o i i n d s h i e l d b e l o w . V e r y fi n e ^'^lOO Salus. Head of Health. Rev. "RomaD. SilenusC.P." ^ V i c t o r y i n a B i g a . V e r y g o o d /"^llO Licinia. " L. Oosco M. P." Rev. " L Lie. Cn. Dom." Jlars in a Quadriga. Fine (^^111 A Youthful Head casting a triple Javalin. Rev. " C. L i c i n u s L . P. I S I a c e r . " P a l l a s w i t h b u c k l e r i n Q u a d riga throwing a Javelin; larger size than usual. Pine / 2-5 112 Livineia. Head of Regulus. Rev. "L Liviiieius Regulus. ' C u r u l e c h a i r b e t w e e n s i x f a s c e s . Ve i ' y l i n e 4^/^ 113 Lucilia. Head ot Pallas PV. Re?. " Ruf M. Lucili." Vic tory in Biga. Good '76^1X4. Lucrctia. Trio. Head of Roma. " O. Ter Luc Roma." The Dioscuri on horseback. Rare and very fine <^^115 iMaenia. Head of Pallas. Rev. P. "Mae. Ant, Roma." Vic tory in Quadriga. Pine i -^llO jNIainilia. Head of Mercury. Rev. " C. jNIamil Liuietan." Ulysses recognized by his dog. Ob. rubbed, otherwise v e r y g o o d M a n l i a . H e a d o f P a l l a s . R e v. " L . To r q u a t e x S . C . " Soldier galloping to left with shield and lance. Pair ^^*118 .Marcia. L. Head of Apollo. Rev. L. "Censor." Silenus with his right hand raised; on his left shoulder a wine skin; behind a statue on column. Ver.v line / ^3^119 Ancus. Head of Ancus Marcius. Rev. " Phdippus." Equestrian Statue over an aqueduct, between the arches "Aqua Mar." Extremely flue PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. A l l l i n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ^ Adams, John. Presidential Mtdal. Bronze. Rare 'd'Z J/ 131 John Bell of Tennessee for President. Headtoleft. Rev. Eagle and Stars. W. M. and Copper 34 ^ 133 Same as above. Lead. Pierced 10 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL .MEDALS. MZK 123 Jolin A. Bell, Candidate lin'Presidency, 1800. ileail to i-iglit. Hev, "Union For liver, Fieinloin t(j All," in w r e a t h . L e a d . T r i a l p i e c e . V e r y s c a r c e 2 ) 1 124 John Bell. Born, &c. Rev. Edward Everett. Born, &c. "W. M. proof 20 2-^ 125 John A. Bell, "Union Candidate, 1800." Head to right. Rev. Eagle. Liljerty, Union and Hqualily. Brass, L e a d a u d S i l v e r e d ; > p i e c e s 1 8 '' 120 Jolin Bell, Union Candidate, Arc., 1800. Rev. Tlie Consti tution and the Union, &c. Brass, Nickel, Copper, and W. M. 18 3 127 For President John Bell of Tennessee. Rev. No Bub mis sion to the North. The Wealtli of the South. President, House. A:c. Copi)er, Brass, and W. M. 8 v a r i e t i e s 1 4 ^ 128 John Bell. Union, Constitution, &c. Rev. Uuiou of the S t a t e s . B r a s s 1 4 129 John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky, For President. Rev. Eagle and Stars. Lead. Pierceil 24 1 3 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . A V . M . 2 4 3 131 John C. Breckinridge, IbOO. Head to right. licv. "Our C o u n t r y a n d O u r R i g l i t s . " C o p p e r, B r a s s , a n d W . M . 4 p i e c e s 1 0 ^ 132 For President John C. Breckinridge of Ky. Rev. Presi d e n t ' s H o u s e . T i l e W e a l t h o f t h e S o u t h . N o S u b mission to the North, etc. Copper, Brass, and W. M . 0 p i e c e s 1 4 ^^133 James Buchanan, XVth President, &c. Rev. "The Union Must and Shall be Preserved." Eagle suirounded b y n a m e s o f S t a t e s , A : c . W . M . P r o o l 3 9 / t r 1 3 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . P e c u l i a r j N I e t a l 3 0 ^ l'S5 lion. James Buchanan. Head to right. Rev. " Tlu-Union One and Indivisable," &c. Brass, Copijcr, and W. M. 22 3 130 James Buchanan. Head to left. Rev. "Born, Fnt. Con g r e s s , " & c . C o p p e r a n d A V . M . 2 0 ^3 137 James Buchanan. "No Sectionalism." 2 varieties. B r a s s j g / Z- 138 John Brown. " Slavery the Sum," &c. Rev. Man Hang ing, &c. Coppar, Brass, aud \V. M. 20 I'RL^SIDKNTIAT. AND POLITICAL MICDALS. 11 HENRY CLAY. SIZE 139 Ilcnrj' Cliiy; No Inscription. Hend to left. Rev. Henry Chiy. The People's Choice, 1S44. Ship Sailing, &c. Copper. Thicli phinchet 33 / 3^140 Same as above. W, 51. Thin planchet. Proof 33 /Z- 141 Ob. Same. Rev. Henry Clay. " The Cliampion of a Pro tective Tariff.*' Ship sailing, &c. "W. M. Proof 33 /3 143 Head to lett. "Henry Clay." Rev. "Every End he Aimed at, was his Country's." Monument, &c. VV. M. 38 2- O 143 Head to left. Henry Clay, 1844, Rev. "The Wealth of a 2 S a t i o n , " & c . C o p p e r 2 0 / i 1 4 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . T h i c k p l a n c h e t 2 6 / 1 4 5 O b . S a m e . R e v . A W r e a t h . W . M . 2 6 c3^147 Head to left. " The Farmers," &c. In Wreath. Henry Clay. Rev. Nominated by the Baltimore Conven tion, &c. Copper, Brass. W. M. and Nickel 24 'V 148 Ob. Same. Rev. Bunker Hill. "A Nation's Gratitude." Copper, Brass, Nickel, and W. M. 24 / /5~149 Ob. Same. Fine impression. In Silver. Very rare / ^ 1 5 0 O b . S a m e . R e v . B l a n k . W . M . 2 6 -3 151 H. Clay. "Star of the AVest," &c. Another, " A Halo Sliines," &c. 3 varieties. White Metal. 1 pierced 22 ' ^153 Head to right. " Let ua Encourage Our Own Manufac tures," &c. Anotlier, Equal and Full Protection, &c. W. M. Pierced 23 /<^153 Head to right. Henr3'Clay. Rev." In Commemoration o f t h e G r e a t C o n v e n t i o n , " & c . C o p p e r 2 4 3 1 5 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . 3 4 / 155 Head to right. No inscription. Rev. Born, Entered Con gress, &c. In Wreath. W. INL Pierced 37 3 156 Head to left. "Henry Clay, Born," &c. Rev. The Elo quent Defender, &c. Copper and W. 31. 20 157 Head to right, Henry Clay. Rev. The Union and the Constitution, &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 18 2. 158 Henry Clay. Six varieties. Brass and Copper. jNIedalets pierced 159 Seven varieties. Campaign Medalets. Brass. Very Jine 2 12 presidential and political medals. SIZE / 160 I-lenry Clay and the Amcncau bystem. Rev. " United We S t a n d . " I n W r e a t h . C o p p e r a n d ] i r a s s 1 8 2. 101 Heads to left. Henry Clay. 2 varieties. Campaign Breastpins. Brass and Copper 3 102 Head to left. For President, 1845. Rev. "Henry Clay will C a r r y t h e D a y . " C o p p e r a n d V V . M . 1 2 163 "President Henry Clay, 1H45." Head to right. lu Wreath. Rev. Eagle, United States, &c. Small animal under Eagle. W. M. Pierced 0 164 "Henry Clay, President." Head to rifiht. In Wreath. Rev. Eagle, United States, &c. W. M. Pierced 14 / 165 Henry Clay. Head to right. Rev. "A Tarill for Protec tion," &c. Copper, Brass, Nickel, and W. M. 12 260 Same in Silver. Rare 167 For Governor, Hiester Clymer, 1806. Rev. " All Powerful W h e n U n i t e d . " W . M . P r o o f 2 0 108 General L. Cass. Head to left. Rev. The Sub-Treasury and the Tariff of Forty-Six. Copper and W. M. 20 /5 109 Ob. Same. Rev. A Wreath. No inscription. Copper and W. M. << 170 Gen. Lewis Cass. Head to right. Rev. The Constitution and the Freedom of the Seas. W. M. Proof 20 / 171 General Lewis Cass, 1848. Rev. United Wc Stand &c. P i e r c c d . P o o r ' ' / 172 Schuyler Colfax, 1808. Rev. A Shield in a Wreath "Loy alty Shall Govern the Nation." Copper Brass a n d W . M . P r o o f s ' ' 1 0 lo 2.<^'173 Schuyler Colfax. Head to left. Rev. Loyalty Shall Govern What Loyalty has Preserved W M Proof ■ ■ "20 >^^^174 Same as above. In Lava or Terra Cotta. Piuk ground with white head and inscription ^ ' 1^^175 Another. Purple ground, white head and inscription 20 ^176 Another. Light brown PRESIDENTIAI, AND POMTICAI, MEDALS. 13 STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. SIZE ' / 177 Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, for President. Head to left. Rev. Eagle and Stars. Copper and TV. M. 24 ^ 1 7 8 S a m e a s a b o v e L e a d . P i e r c e d 3 4 ^ 179 Stephen A. Douglas, 18G0. Head to left. Rev. " Popular S o v e r e i g n t y , " & c . W - M . P r o o f 8 3 180 Ob. Same. Rev. Born, Died, &c. And 3 other Medals. W. M. One pierced 33 ^ 181 Stephen A. Douglas. Three-quarter face. Rev. Demo- cratic Candidate, &c. In wreath. Brass, Copper, a n d W . I V I . - 3 5 4^' 183 Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, 1860. Rev. Democratic Nomi nees, Douglas and Johnson, &c. Brass, Copper, and. Silvere ^ 104 John Davis. Head in wreatl>. Kev. Hep. to Congress, 24 Governor, &c. W. M. y 195 Com. S. Decatur, of the U. S. Navy, 1813. Hev. C.'apt. .1. 23 Laurence. W. M. i^90 Edward Everett. Born. Head to left. Rev. Boston, July Foui-th, &c. Copper and W. M. 20 GENERAL U. S. GRANT. £. 2-5~197 General U. 8. Grant. Head to loft. Kev. " Patient of T o i l , " & c . S w i s s M e d a l . B r o n z e 3 8 4^ 198 Head of Grant to right. "United States of America, Liberty, Justice, and Equality," Rev. On Earth Peace, Good Will toward Men." Farming implements, &c. Bronze. Very rare 40 / 7^199 General U. S. Grant. Head to right. Rev. Inaugurated President, &c., March 4, 1869. Bronze 33 2 0 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . W. M . P r o o f 3 3 901 Head to right. Lieu.-Gen. U. S. Grant, m wreath, &c. Kev. Eagle, blank Shield. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 25 <9(19 U. S. Grant, S. Colfax. Heads to right. National Union ' Bepubliesin Candidates. W. M. Proof 24 5^^ Head to left. "Republican Candidate, &c., Gen. U. S. Grant." Rev. " I intend to Fight it Out," &c. Sil ver. Proof 20 5"304 yame as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. Proofs 20 2. 905 Head to left. General U. S. Grant, 1868. Rev. I Propose to Move Immediately, &c. Campaign badge 20 ^ Tje^cl to left. In wreath. Rev. I Propose to Fight, &c. 1868. " Grant," in wreath. Campaign badge 23 / oc\i Head to right. Lieu.-Gen. U. S. Grant. Rev. " Capture of Richmond," and another. Copper and W. M. 1 p i e r c e d 2 0 9 ^ on« Head to right. General U. S. Grant, surrounded by Stars. R e v. H e a d o f C o l f a x . " G r a n t a n d C o l f a x , " & c . Copper. Proof 20 PRESroENTIAI. AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 15 / 2. 209 Head to right. Lieu.-Gen. U. S. Grant, in wreath. Rev. SIZE Tlie People's Choice for President, 1868. Liberty ^ 210 Head C a p to left. oLieut.-Gen. n S hUlysses i e l d . S. Grant, C o U. p p S. e A. r Rev. 2 0 S t a n d o f A r m s , U . S . S i l v e r e d a n d B r a s s 2 0 •— 211 Head to left. Grant and Colfax, Republican Candidates. 3 d i t l e r e n t r e v e r s e s . W . M . P r o o f s 2 0 212 General U. S. Grant, 1868. Three-quarter face. Rev. " I P r o p o s e t o F i g h t i t O u t , " & c . S i l v e r 1 8 213 Same as above. Copper, Brass, W. M. and Silvered. Proofs 18 214 Ob. same. Rev. Head of Colfax. W. M. Proof 18 2 1 5 H e a d t o l e f t . G e n . U . S . G r a n t . 4 S t a r s u n d e r t h e B u s t . Rev. Eagle, Republican Candidate, &c. Silver. Proof 18 216 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. Proofs 18 ^ 317 Ob. same. Rev. Henry Wilson. Head to left. W. M. Proof 18 ^ 218 Ob. same. Rev. Key's Card. Copper. Proof 18 219 Ob. same. Rev. loth Amendment. W. M. Pierced 18 ^^ 320 Grant and Colfax, 1868. Heads to right. Rev. " Let us h a v e P e a c e , " i n W r e a t h . S i l v e r. P r o o f 1 8 221 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. Proofs 18 ■^'^ 233 Ob. same. Rev. A Small Head, " Bolivar." Copper 18 ^ 333 Head to right. Maj.-Gen. U. S. Grant. Vicksburg, July 4, 1863. Rev. Eagle. The Union Must, &c. Copper, W. M., and Silvered. Proofs ^234 Head to right. "Grant." Rev. "Gen. U. S. Grant Our Next President," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 16 '3 335 Five different Medalets, Campaign Badges, &c. Brass and W. M. Interesting lot 226 Heads of Grant and Colfax to right. Rev. "Grant and C o l f a x . " R u b b e r . P i e r c e d / 337 Gen. U. S. Grant, 1868. Head to left. Rev. Eagle and Flags. Copper, Brass, and W. M. ^ 338 Head of Grant to right. No Inscription. Trial piece in Lead / 330 Heads of Grant and Colfax facing. " U. S. Grant, S. Col f a x . " T r i a l p i e c e i n L e a d 1 8 16 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAI, MEDAI.S, r, SIZK / 2 3 0 G e n e r a l U . S . G r a n t , P r e s . 1 8 G 9 t o ' 7 7 . R e v. A C i v i c , Grant, &c. Civis Londiniensis. Copper and Brass. P r o o f s 1 3 231 Head to left. Kev. For President General U. S. Grant, 18GS. S i l v e r 1 3 3 3 2 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r, B r a s s , W. M . a n d B r o n z e d . P r o o f s 1 3 '^'""^333 Ob. same. Rev. Eagle and Stars. 18G3. Copper. Proof 13 ^^334 Larger Head to left. Rev. Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant, &c. S i l v e r 1 3 ^ 235 Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant. Head to left. Rev. Commander o f t h e A r m i e s . M a r c h , 1 8 ( ! 4 . B r a s s 8 ^ /^~33G Heads of Grant and Wilson to left. " The Natick Cobbler." " T h e G a l e n a T a n n e r . " R e v . G r a n t a n d W i l s o n . " There's Nothing like Leather," in Wreath. Leather 24 237 Head of Hayes to left. Rev. President R. B. Hayes, Vice- President W. A. Wheeler, 1876. Silver. Proof 18 ''%238 Same as above. Copper, Brass, W. M . and Nickel. Proofs 18 ^ 339 Head to right. R. B. Hayes For President. Shell. W.M. 17 / /^5~'240 Heads of Hayes and Wheeler to right. Rutherford B. Hayes, W. A. Wheeler, 1876. A Campaign Shield w i t h a B a r, i n s c r i b e d " O u r C h o i c e . " 341 William Henry Harrison. Three-quarter Face. Rev. Born Febr'y 9, 1773. Inaugurated President of the U. S., March 4, 1841. Died April 4, 1841. W.M. Proof 30 ^ 243 William Henry Harrison. Head to left. Rev. Harrison J u b i l e e , B u n k e r H i l l , & c . S i l v e r . R a r e 3 7 ^ 343 Same as above. Copper and W. M. 27 ^ 344 William H. Harrison. Three-quarter Face. Rev. Log Cabin. Ninth President of the United States. W. M. Scarce 28 '^"^345 Ob. same. Kev. Blank. W.M. Scarce 28 ^ 246 Williiiro H. Harrison. Head to right, surrounded by Stars. R e v . E a g l e a n d S t a r s . C o p p e r a n d W . M . 3 4 S 247 Gon. W. Henry Harrison. The Hero of the Thames, Born, &c. Eagle, with Scroll, &c. Rev. Blank. W. M. 26 I'KESIDENTIAI. AKD POLITICAL MEDALS. 17 S1^I£ / 248 Head to right. " Honor AVhure Honor's Duu." To the Hero of Tippecanoe, Gen. "William H. Harrison. Rev. Henry Clay. " The Farmer of Ashland," &c. Silver. Proof . 34 / 3 4 9 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r a n d B r a s s 2 4 / ^ 350 Ob. same. Rev. Nominated by the Baltimore Convention. Henry Clay, &c. JIule piece. W. M. and Brass 34 / 2 5 1 O b . s a m e . R e v. B u n k e r H i l l . A N a t i o n ' s G r a t i t u d e . Brass, Copper, and W. M. 24 ^ 5 3 5 2 O b . s a m e . R e v . B l a n k . C o p p e r 3 4 CENTENNIAL MEDALETS. Each name has four tarielies on reverses, vk.: Libertas Americana; Arms xcithout legend ; Liberty Bell; and Continenial. Proofs in White Metal. All size 14. PIECES 353 American Life Insurance Co. Wm. Burwell & Bro. Burr & W i t s e l l 1 2 3 5 4 AVi l l i a m C o v e r t . I . L . C r a g i n & C o . C a s s i d y 1 2 ^ 255 Dean & Dean, variety. Thos. Depuy, 3 pieces 11 3 5 6 F r e d e r i c k ' s . I . H . G e r k e . H . W. H o o p s 1 2 <"1- 257 Traphagen, Hunter & Co., 5 pieces. N. Shanigar S. Hand. C h r i s . H u g h e s 1 3 2,358 Hart's. T. Hoag. Huyler's. William R. Jenkins 16 2- 059 Dietrich Knoppel. Fred'k K. Knoppel. C. Kilbridge. ) K e l l y ' s 1 6 200 LinSS & Co. Malseed & Hawkins. S. H. M a r k s & C o . 1 6 2- 361 Penu Mutual Life Ins. Co. A. Picard. George E. Phelan. Pizzini 16 Z-263 Prudens. Patapsco Fruit Butter Co. W. Pimmel. Pfael- z e r B r o s . 1 6 '? or-i George P. Rowell & Co. N. H. Rice. J. Reed. Sausser, D a n g l e r & C o . 1 6 2, 9r4 G. Scott & Co. J. W. Scott & Co. John Stilz & Sou. J o h n I I . S e r v e r 1 6 n "Joel Swopes. Jas. Thornton's.W i l l i a m s John E. Vallee. Dr. 1 6 The above from 253 to 265 inclusive, I believe are scarce. 18 CEKTliNNIAL MEDALISTS. ^ 2 0 0 A J . W e i c l e i i u r . W i t m u n & S o n 7 ^ 2 0 7 T h o m a s D e p u y. B r a s s a n d W h i t u M e t a l 3 ^ 2G8 Fries, Halseed & Hawkins. Brass and Wlule Metal 2 ^ 209* Lingg & Bro. Copper, Brass, and^Wliite J^Ietal 3 2 7 0 P i c a r d , A . B r a s s a n d W h i t e ] \ I e t a l 2 ^ 271 Keed, I. Copper, Copper Bronzed, and White jNIetal 3 2 - 2 7 2 H a n d , N . S l i a m g a r, S , B r a s s a n d W h i t e M e t a l 2 ^ 273 Gercks, Henry I. Copper, Brass, and White jMetal. Very small 3 A FINE. ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN CROWNS, &c. ^ ''^274 1590 Crown of Rudolp II. Elec. of Campensis. Date be t w e e n t h e t u r r e t s o f t h e C a s t l e . G o o d a n d s c a r c e 2- /^<^275 1597 Crown of Henry Julius, known as the truih dollar. C h r i s t o n t h e C r o s s . V e r i t a s v i n c i t o m n i a . R e v . R e c t e f a c i e n d o n e m i n e m t i i n e a s . Ve r y l a i r f o r t h e period 2- ''^^270 1012 Crown of Rudolph II. of Hungary and Bohemia. Rev. Large Shield, ornamented. Very good 2- /'Pj 277 1 0 2 5 C r o w n o f F e r d i n a n d I I . o f H u n g a r y a n d B o h e m i a . Crown over nn Eagle, with a Sword and Sceptre in e a c h c l a w. R e v. " A u g u s t a v i n D e l i c o r u n i . " Ve r y good 3 5^278 1638 Ferdinand Elect, Duke of Bavaria. Rev. St. Paul Patron. View of the City " Monasterien." A Crown. Very good ^^~^279 1043 Crown of Augustus, Duke of Brunswick and Lunens- burg. Rev. Bell, "Sic, Nisi." T. S. G. E. B. tm the bell. Scarce. 1st Bell Crown. " Alles mit bedacht " on all but the seventh Crown <2- /'i""280 1043 Same obver.se and reverse. Rev. " Uti. Sic. Nisi." T. S. G. E. B. Second Bell Dollar. Fine 4^ ^^281 1043 Same obverse. Rev. A Clapper with 13 K. Maii on it. Also, box on which is Ap. 13, 10 in F. Under this h o x i s t h e w o r d " S e d . " F o u r t h B e l l C r o w n 3 ^^=^383 1043 Same obverse. Rev. W. A. I. D. I. R. E. ou the Bell. M. VII.B 13 underneath, and Tan dem on each side of the Bell. Fifth Bell Crown. Fine FOKETGN CROWNS, 19 fV 5^383 1()4;J yanic olivursc. Hcv. All tlit: same as the I'orcgoing, cxcepliiii;- lliat luuler the Ul:ipi)er is jNI. VII. B 14 Sixth Bell Crown '^""'=^^284 1U43 Ohv.Tsc. llehiicted Shield. Kev. " Taiulcin Pivtienlia Viftrix." Three liamls pulling the rope On Bell, " Nu. Pac. Ex. So. El.!)" Sun shining over a city. Very line. Seventh Bell Crown ^ ^285 1043 A variety ot the Second Bell Crown. Date Ano. Very Une 2SG lO'lo A variet}' of the Seventh Bell Crown, Date Ao. Fine Crown "3 '^'^287 l(j4o A diirorent Bell Dollar from any other described, there being a Star at the extreme distance from the bell o n e i t l i e r s i d e . P a i r / /2SS 104o Augustus, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg. Half Crown of the Second Bell Crown Dollar, and same device. Fair c 3y(j 1(343 Siime obverse. Half Crown of the Fourth Boll Dollar. Fine, and same device — 290 1043 Same obverse. Halt Crown of the Sixth Bell Crown Dollar. Same device. Very fine y1044 Crown of Queen Christina, of Sweden. Bust nearlj'' facing, "Rev. Christ holding the Muud in his left hand. In very fair condition 3 292 1049 Crown of John Casimir, of Poland. Rev. Shield Crowned. " Moneta Civitatls Gedauens." Very fair 6'^ 293 1001 Double Ch-own of Martin Luther. Head nearly facing. Kev. The town of Eisleben, in Prussia, the birth-place of Luther. Ob. Nicked, otherwise very good for the piece. Hare and desirable <2 ^5^294 1001 Single Crown, same design as above. In very tine con d i t i o n . E q u a l l y s c a r c e a n d d e s i r a b l e / 5'' S!ZK o ;3;j() 171!) " :Majister liulclricus Zwingle." Ileml to left. Rev. Luce Evanyelii, ifcc. Very fine aiul extremely rare 23 Z- 381 181!) Another Mediil. Same Obverse and Reverse, but with head to right. Same iii.scriptioii. Ec[iially rare and desirable 23 332 1819 Another same as above. Very small. Equally line. Rare 12 JSspccinl attention in called to the three jtreeedincj Medals. / 333 Carl Theodor, J). Ct. El Palatinus. Rev. View of Heidel berg. Sun shining over the City. Very fine 22 334 A Medal Commemorating the Final Repulse of the Turks a t V i e n n a . O b . V i e w o f t h e C i t y. i S I o t t o , T b i . s i s t h e l i n g e r o f G o d . R e v. I n s e r i i H i o i i . F a i l - , b u t battered 20 2- "o ^ 335 1048 A Centennial Medal, connected with tiie Peace of M u n s t e r . V e r y fi n e 2 0 33G 1749 " Domiue conserva nos pace." Rev. A View of tlie C i t y o f B a s l e . F i n e 1 8 6^^ 337 1743 % Crown of Tigurum. A Rampant Lion. Rev. A View of the City. Good 21 / 2.j>'~"338 1753 Another. Same as preceding but better condition 21 339 Head of Christ. Rev. View of the City of Vicniui. Fine 22 - 2 ^ 3 4 0 S m a l l M e d a l . R e v. C i t y o f V i e n n a . V e r y f a i r i g 341 1723 Sancti delubra Seiiatus. Building. Rev. "Vincit amor Silvia." Two Angels holding a crowned shield over a c i t y . F i n e 1 8 2- <^'=^343 803 This Medal I presume is meant to show the State of H a m b u r g a t t h i s t i m e . 8 0 3 v e r y fi n e 2 4 / ^'^^ 343 1803 The Thousandth Jubilee of Hamburg; showing the improvements up to this period. Very fine proof 20 3^=^ 344 Queen Christina ol Sweden; and a .small Medal specie, representing a Silver Mine. Both fair 2 pieces ^3 ^ 345 Mari^i Theresa. Head to right. Rev. Status Fornacesii, V e r y fi n e 2 0 2 1780 Siege Piece of Constantinus, Prince de Lcbw. Head t o r i g h t . l i e v. " S u b A u s p i o i i s o m n i a c r e s c e n t . " V e r y fi n e 1 9 x 1 9 / ^ C f " { ) a p a c e m n o b i s d o m i n e , " M o n e j ^ o f t h e R e p u b l i c of Ulma. Very-fine 18x18 FOREIGN CROWNS, ftC: 23 '^'^ 348 1050 Vivit Ferdinand III. Ruv. A Child riding his wooden SIZE horse 14 ^"^ 349 Siege Piece of Stutgard. City. Rev. " Prosit neue lahr" 8 3 5 0 A V e r y S m a l l M e d a l e t o f F r a n s i s c o 1 . R e v . K a t i s b o n . V e r y fi n e 9 '^'^351 Doctor Martin Lnther. Head to rigtu. Rev. "Trinket alle daraus." Third festival of the Reformation, 31 Oct., 1 8 1 7 . V e r y l i n e 1 6 ^^^353 Apolitical Token. " Du solst nicht geschenk nehraen." A hand witli a coin in it. l^Iotto across, " Konistu niir also." Rev. "Denn geschenke machen die schenden blind." A man looking through his fin g e r s . " S o K o m i c h d i r s o . " Ve r y fi n e 1 5 354 Another Political Token. "So Komme ich dir so." Simi lar to the preceding. Rev. " Komstu mir also." 10 SILVER MEDALS, &c. a ^5~3o5 1415 John Hnss. Head to right. Rev. John Huss tied to the Stake. " Condemnatur." A very fine medal a n d v e r y r a r e 3 8 / 3 350 1CG7 Medal struck by the City of Amsterdam to commem orate the successful defence of Holland against Spain and afterwards England. Ob. View of Fleets and the Batavian Lion protecting the shores of Holland. Rev. Inscription in 19 lines. Very flue and interesting. Large 44 ^J^357 Prince of Orange on Horseback. City in the distance. Rev. A Bird with an Orange Branch flying across the sea. "A Domino yenit pax et Victoria lacta." Fine peace medal 38 358 I'^Ol Ferdinandus D. G. Sici). et Hier. Rex. Head to right. Rev. An Eagle rising from the flames. " Ex Auro Argenta resurget." A very fine impression and very rare. Quadruple Ecu 37 <^^359 lf>07 " Da Pacem Domine in diebus noslris." A pair of scales held by a hand in the clouds over a luneral slab. Rev. A Pine View ol the City of Hamburg. V e r y fi n e 3 2 24 SILVER JfEDALS, &C, " 3 6 0 1 7 7 5 " S u b U m b r a A l a r u m t u a r u m . " H a n d s c l a s p e d . A SIZE crowned Eagle flying over a City. A College Medal. Fine aud scarce 28 / ^ 301 1777 Frederic Charles Josepli. Head to right. Kev. Hun shining over a City. " Orientes dissipat Umbras." A good deal nicked. Scarce 28 f 363 " Domine conserva nos in pace," surrounded by Eight Shields. Kev. A View of the City of Basle (Basilea). D o u b l e T h a l e r . F a i r i m p r e s s i o n 3 2 'Z> 303 1687 "Fortitudo VenetiiE occupat Crretian." A crowned figure seated holding a dog by a chain and with a Map of Morea before him. Rev. A View of tlie C i t y o f V e n i c e . V e r y g o o d 3 1 ^'^.304 A Female Head to right. " Qu!E sim post tergavidebis," K e v . " O m n e s b u l l a } s u m i n s t a r . " O v a l . F i n e 2. 1840 Louis I, King of Bayern. Rev. Albert Durer's Mon ument, erected in Nurnberg. Very fine. 33^ Gulden 366 1854 Fred August H, King of Saxony. Head to right. Rev. "Sow in righteousness and reap in love." Hosea 10 and 12 verse. Fine 20 367 1871 William, King of Prussia. Rev. Sieges Thaler. Very fine / ^368 1871 William, King of Prussia. Rev. Ein Vereins thaler. Very fine ^ 369 1844 Federal Shooting Festival at Basle. A dying warrior grasping a flag and sword. Struck in commemora- ti(m of the battle of St. Jacob.s, 14 August. Rev. Centennial Sliield. Inscription. Very fine. Nickel 24 WASHING-TON PIECES. S i l v e r . A l l v e r y fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . 2- ^5^370 1801 Washington Statue, Union Square. Ob. Georgc^"^" Washington. Head to right 32 6> Very Beautiful Proof Washington Benevolent Socicty Medal. One of the best impressions I remember to h a v e s e e n . V e r y d e s i r a b l e 3 6 WASHINGTON PFECES. 25 373 G. Washington, C. U. A. U. S. Head to lolt. Rev. 1783. Eagle with an olive branch in its mouth in the X midst of lightning atid is about to settle on the part of a Globe on which is inscribed " United States." Ve r y fl u e , a n d o n e o f t h e r a r e s t o f t h e A m e r i c a n M e d a l s 2 6 / ^Cf Washington, Fir.st President of the United States. K e v . W a s h i n g t o n ' s r e s i d e n c e . P r o o f 2 i / /if 374 leller's Washington Cent of 1792. Very rare in silmr ^ 375 George Washington. Kev. North Point, &c. Proof 30 / 377370 Obverse. Same Kev. Obverse. G. Washington Rev. Pro on Patria. horseback. Proof A 20 m u l e p i e c e a n d v e r y r a r e i n s i l v e r 2 0 ^'^378 Ob. Geo. Washington on horseback. Kev. "Siege of B o s t o n " 3 0 370 Same Obverse. Kev. Pro Patria 20 380 1732 Centennial Anniversary of the Birthday of Washing t o n . K a r e i n s i l v e r 2 0 4^ <^''^381 " He is in Glory, &c." Rev. Urn, &c. Pine, but pierced 18 ^<^381* " He is in Glory." Rev. Skull and Cross Bones. Fine, but pierced. Hare 18 382 Bust of Washington. Rev, Washington, born and died. Rare 18 383 George Washington. Rev, Time increases his Fame 18 384 Beautiful Proof Set of Washington Headquarters. lu ten p i e c e . s . V e r y s c a r c e 1 8 '-*'^385 George Washington. Washington on horseback. Born, President, Died, &c. 18 386 Same obverse. Rev. Gen. W. H. Harrison 18 3 8 6 * S a m e o b v e r s e . R e v . H e n r y C l a y 1 8 387 1732 Patria Pater. Bust to left. Rev. "Providence left h i m C h i l d l e s s , " & c . 1 8 388 Same obverse. Rev. " Virtue, Liberty, and Indepeudeuce" 18 389 Same obver.se. Kev. Cupid and Dolphin 18 390 Same obverse, but ornamented. Rev. Dedicated to Coin a n d I M e d a l C o l i e c t o r s 1 8 391 Same obverse, but ornamented. Rev. Daniel Webster 18 26 WASHINOTON riECKS. SIZK 392 "George Wusliingtoii the CiiiciniiiUus of Ainericii." Kev. " T l i e U n i o n ! M i i s t i i n i l S h i i l l J 5 e P i x ' s e r v e d " 2 0 '^^:393 Siime obverse. Ucv. John K. Curtis's Curd 20 394 Bust lo right. Rev. W;i.shington, Horn and Died 18 395 Bust of Wasliington to left. Rev. B. Fraidclin to left 18 ^ 397"^^ 390Bnst Bnst of Washington of Washington to left. to left.Rev. Rev. U. S.Liberty Arsenal Cup Building in rays 18 ^ 398 Bust of Washington to left. Rev. U. S. Arsenal Building. Sun shining 18 399 Washington. Head in wreath. Rev. " The Hero of Ameri c a n I n d e p e n d e n c e . " D i e d , & c . 1 8 400 " George AVashington. First in War, Firsit in Peace." Bust to left. Rev. Born, &c. 23 ^^^401 Oath of Allegiance Medal. Bust to right 20 403 Bust of Washington. In wreath. Rev, Washington be t w e e n r a y s a n d s t a r s . P r o o f 2 0 ^^403 Washington and Franklin. Rev. Par Nobile Fratrum. Fine 18 ^ ^ ^ 404 Washington and Lafayette. Rev. Par Nobile Fratrum. Fine 18 /^ 405 Washington, President. Head to left. Idler's 1793 Cent. W. M. Fine 406 Geo. Washington on horseback. Rev. Headquarters at Va l l e y F o r g e . I n W h i t e j N I e t a l . Ve r y t i n e 2 0 ■'''^'^407 Gen. George Washington. Another die. Rev. Washing ton's Headquarters at Tappan. Very fine , 30 408> BaleO J t v i v and Sniitli's die. George Washington on horseback. Rev. " Garry me to Atwood's Railroad Hotel, 243 Bowery, and my face is good for 8 Cents." Very fi n e a n d e q u a l l y s c a r c e t o k e n i n C o p p e r 1 6 ^ ^^409 A very beautiful impression of the popular Medal known as the Eceleston Lancaster Medal. I think the best I h a v e s e e n . C o p p e r 4 8 centennial medals. A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ^ ^'^410 "Independence Hall, July 4, 1776." Rev. Memorial Hall. " lo Commemorate the Centennial Anniversary," & c . B e a u t i f u l P r o o f . S i l v e r 3 ( i / ^ ^ 4 1 1 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r 3 g WASUINGTON PIKCES 27 " These Uailed Colonies are," &c. Rev. " In Coinmeuio- 413 mtion of the HunclreiUh Anniversary," &c. U. S. j \ [ e n u ) r i i i l M e d a l . C o p p e r 3 6 Obverse s:une. Rev. Same wordinsr, but a different design 34 III 414 llend to left. Surrounded Ijy Stars. Rev. "United States of America, Independence, 1770-1870." Two flags crossed. Beautiful bronze proof 33 41^J Beautiful Bronze Proof of Centennial Jtedal of European Free Masons, to America. Struclv tiy Wurden, of B r u - t s s e l s 3 4 410 Centennial E.xposition, Art Gallery. Rev. " Illustrating t h e G r o w t h , " & c . C o p p e r a n d W. M . P r o o f 2 6 ■2-^417 Centennial Exposition, Horticultural Hall. Rev. Same as a l ) o v e . C o p p e r a n d W . I \ I . P r o o f 2 0 ! oo 4^3 S a m e a s a b o v e . S i l v e r . P r o o f 2 0 419 Centennial E.xposition, Main Building. Rev. Same as a o v e . C o p p e r a n d W . M . P r o o f 3 6 / 4 2 0 Independence Hall, 1770. Rev. The Liberty Bell, &c. Copper, Brass, and W. 31. Proof 34 431 Independence Hall, 1776. Rev. " Stiner's N. Y. and China T e a C o m p a n y , " & c . W . M . P r o o f 3 4 Obverse same. Rev. "The Liberty Bell," &e. W. M. Proof 34 / / ^ 4 2 3 1770, Independence. 1870, &c. Rev. " Liberty Bell, 1770- 1 8 7 0 , " & c . S i l v e r . P r o o f 434 Same as above. Copper. Proof 34 435 George Washington. Born, &c. R e v. S a m e a s a b o v e . W. il. Proof 34 430 Free and United States. Rev. American Colonies, &c. Copper. Proof 34 /^437 Obver.se same. Rev. '• Birthplace," &c. Copper. Proof 34 438 Catliolic Total Abstinence, &c. Rev. Centennial Foun tain. Copper. Proof 34 'J'^439 Centennial iMedal of the Battle of Le.xington. Copper, Brass and W. ]\I. proofs 24 / ^■^"430 S a m e a s a b o v e . S i l v e r . P r o o f 34 2- A^Med.il ]\Iade from llic Nevada (^re at International Ex- / l i i b i t i o n . V i e w o f M i n e s a t N e v a d a . R e v. " L e t / (4od be with us as He was with our Fatlievs." Sil ver. Proof. Rare 34 4 28 "WASniNGTON PIECES. size / / j~ 433 Main Building International Exhibition. Kev. Art Gal lery, &c. Beautiful medal. Copper. Proof 32 ^ ^ 4 3 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 3 2 2^^434 A Medal to Commemorate the Century of Liberty. Rev. Eagle on shield, supported by Washington and Grant on either side, surrounded by stars. Pierced. Proof 27 435 Declaration of Independence. Rev. H. G. Sampson's card. W. M. Proof 20 ^ 436 Centennial of Battle of Bunker Hill. To Commemorate the Visit of the 7th N. G. S. N. Y. to Boston. Silver. Proof 20 4 3 7 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r, B r a s s a n d W. M . P r o o f s 2 0 ^ 438 " Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, May 20th, 1 7 7 5 . " S i l v e r . P r o o f 1 9 ^ 4 3 9 L i b e r t y B e l l , C o p p e r. P r o o f s . Va r i e t i e s 1 2 '^'^ 440 George Wa.shington. Head to Leit. "A Century adds L u s t r e t o H i s F a m e . " K e v . " S e e h o w w e p r o s per." Two figures standing on globe, one point ing to the Exhibition. W. M. Proof 28 Z. Struck in Honor of the English Visitors to the Centen nial. Head of Queen to Left. Rev. Same as above. Silver. Proof 28 ^ 4 4 2 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 2 8 /i" 443 " In Honor of Catholic Visitors." Head of Pope to Right. Same Rev. \V. M. Proof 28 /^"444 Struck for French and German Visitors. Same Rev. W . M . P r o o f s . T w o p i e c e s 2 8 / 445 Lovett's Washington. Cavalry Border. Rev. " The Dec l a r a t i o n o f I n d e p e n d e n c e . " S i l v e r. P r o o f 2 7 446 Same as above. Bronzed and W. M. Proof 27 447 Obverse' same. Rev. John Hancock's Autograph and Words. W. M. Proof 27 / ^^~448 "First in War," &c. Rev. A Monument, &c. I. F. A V o o d ' s S a t i r i c a l S e r i e s . S i l v e r . P r o o f 2 6 449 Same as above. Copper and W. M. Proofs 26 ^^ 450 Obverse same. Rev. A Monument. 2d Rev. Bronze 26 451 Head of Washington looking Right. 1776-1876. Rev. "A Government of the People," &c, W. M. P i e r c e d . A r t G a l l e r y B u i l d i n g 3 7 WASHINGTON PIECES. 29 2-5' 452 Plead of Washington to Left. " First in War," &c. Rev.^'^'" "Magna est Veritas, et Pra3valebit." " I Cannot ^ Tell a Lie. 187G." W. M. Proof. Scarce 32 ^^"''^453 Head of Washington to Left in a Wreatli, supported by , ' Angels, who hold in their hands a Crown of Stars, &c. "Let us have Peace." Rev. Interna tional Exhibition, Pliiladelphia, 1870. Known as Danish Centennial Washington. A heaiUitul medal. Bronzed. Proof. Rare 32 / < ^ ' ^ ' 4 5 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 3 2 ^^455 Rev. same as above. Obv. " First in AYar, First in Peace, & c . " W . I L P r o o f 3 2 '^^'^ 456 " The Visit f)f the 7th Regiment and tlie Veteran Corps N. G. S. N. Y. to the Centennial." Rev. Active Meml)ers, 1001, Col. E. Clark ; Veteran, lOCO, Col. M. Leflerts. Silver. Proof 28 4 5 7 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r o n z e d 2 8 458 Head of Washington to Right, surrounded by Stars. " To Commemorate the 100th Anniversary," &c. Rev. Hands clasped. " Union forever." W. M. Proof 23 / 3 459 George Washington. Head to right. Born, &c. Rev. Independence Hall. 1776-1870. Bronzed 24 ' > 4 0 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r a n d W . M . P r o o f 2 4 -25"- 461 Obverse same. Rev. Liberty Bell, &c. Copper. Proof 24 462 1776 George Washington. Head to right. R. " Free and United States" ^ 463 Head to left in wreath. 100th Anniversary, &c. Rev. " 1876. Dedicated to tlie children," &c. Copper a n d W . M . P r o o f s 2 2 -5 464 Head to left. " 1776-1876. 100th Year," &c. Rev. 47th Anniversary, &c. W. M. Proof Pierced 20 "^<=-465 A set of Lovett's 8 Different Battles. On the obverse a finely cut head of Washington, looking right. On each of the reverses a different battle is recorded. ^ B e a u t i f u l p r o o f s . S i l v e r 2 2 " '^'^406 Same as above. Bronzed 8 pieces 22 '' ^^^407 Same as above. White Metal. Proofs 8 pieces 23 '' / 468 Different head to left. Rev. Same as above. Bronzed8 pieces 23 inzed 8 pieces 22 3Q WASHINGTON PIECES. SIEE 469 Same head to left. " In God we Trust." Kev. " 21st Anniversary of the Jersey City Sunday Schools," &c. Copper and "\V. M. 470 Same head in wreath. "The Father of our Country. R e v . S a i n e u s a b o v e . C o p p e r 1 8 471 Different head. " The Pattern of Patriotism," &c. Kev. S a m e . C o p p e r a n d W. S I . P i e r c e d 1 8 / 472 Ulartha Washington. Head to left. " The lOOth Year, & c . K e v . S a m e . C o p p e r 1 8 473 Obv. Same. Kev. " Memorial Medal." W. iM. Proof 18 '474 Wood's Tea Party Medal. W. M. Bust of Washington 18 ^ 47o Head Wasliinglon to riglit. Kev. Jeflerson to right. W. M. Proof. Pierced 470 Two. W. M, Centennial Bells. Proof 1"^ /'5" 477 Centennial. 1770-1870. Flying eagle. Kev. " .Interna tional Exhibition." Silvered. The first I have ever seeu. Kare 478 Head of Washington to right. Kevs. All ditferent. Cop p e r ^ p i e c e s 1 2 0^ 470 "(Two) Minute Man 1875." A satirical medal. Rev. Charleston Centennial Antique Association. Good. Pierced. W. M. 34 / 480 Liberty Bell. 177C-187C. Kev. A Century of Liberty. G i l t . P i e r c e d . V e r y s m a l l 8 General Lafayette. Head to right. Kev. " De<«»tler of — American and French Liberty," &c. Stloer. Proof 20 48-2 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. Proofs 20 / 483 Head of Washington to right. Kev. " Children's Ball, S t o c k t o n , 1 8 7 6 . " W. M . P r o o f . K a r e 1 2 ^3^^484 Two small pieces of Washington. Different heads. Kev. M a s o n i c e m b l e m s . S i l v e r . P r o o f 1 2 /£. 485 Three Centennials, bell shape. •'Proclaim Liberty," &c. Brass and silvered /£- 480 Another. Centre cut out, and bell put in 4.W "Exhibition Philadelphia, 1876." Kev. Liberty seated, s u r r o u n d e d b y s t a r s . " C o m p o s i t i o n " 4 2 y ^ . ^^er Works Praise Her." Woman's pavilion. Kev. Eagle. American Celebration. Celluloid 35 /^' 480 Five celluloitl medals, all different 24 '3 400 Four small, white metal pieces 15 ELECTROTYPE!?. 31 ELECTROTYPES. 491 1653 Pine Tree Shilling. Large tree. Very line, 493 1652 Pine Tree Shilling. Variety. Smiill tree. Very fine 493 1785 Vernionts Uepublica. 8 trees. Very fine 494 1786 Nova Cajsarea. Head to left. Very fine /2. 495 1787 " Liber natus—libertatem defenclo." Very fine /O- 496 1793 Roman Bust Washington Cent. Very fine 497 1793 Washington Cent. Has the appearance of a casting 498 1793 Liberty, Parent of Science and Industry. Large Cent 499 1793 Same obverse. Head to left. Rev. Disme. Eagle in centre. Fine 500 1793 Same obverse. Head to right. " One Cent " in wreath. Fine 501 1793 Liberty. Head to right. Rev. " United States of Amer- ^ ica." Eagle on globe. Weakly struck. '.502 The large Rosa Americana. Without date. Fair 503 1 7 8 7 F r a n k l i n C e n t . U n i t e d S t a t e s o v e r " We a r e o n e . " Ve r y fine. A very rare type when original. ; The, foUowiwj three lota (18 pieces) are copies of all the known vari- I > Veties ofand 179^ would Cents, he very and useful from for the any best collection specimens of U. S. attainahk,fGent^ : ^ / 504 1793 Four Chain Cents, including the Ameri \ ^*5^^ ^ 505 1798 Eight Wreath Cents, including "100 for a dollar" on V edge [ . ^ 506 1793 Six Liberty Cap Cents, including cracked die 507 1694 Carolina Elephant. The Lords Proprietors type. Very tine ^^ 508 1737 Connecticut Three Hammer Cent. Rev. Deer standing. The value of three pence. Very fine. ^ 509 1804 Dollar. Very fine impression. Taken from a die made in 1858, and really more interesting than the altered ^ d a t e s " 510 1838 A very fine Electrotype of this rare Dollar ^ 511 1849 Three Cent piece. Obv. Liberty seated. Rev. Figure 3 ^^ 513 Obverse III and reverse 8. Another Three Cent piece 32 EI.ECTnOTYPKS, 5 1 3 I 8 0 O C e n t U . S . A . a n d U . S . A . G o l d D o l l a r o f 1 8 5 2 . G o o d and fair I/)14 1851 Liberty seated. Rev. 1 Cent, in wreath. Copper. Good FABRICATIONS. J ^ / J 515 1602 A Coin struck over an N. E. Sliiliing, intended for a Pine Tree Shilling. Rev. Connecticut ^ '-'^ 516 1737 Connecticut Three Hammer Cent. Deer standing. Tlie value of three pence. Silver. Very line 517 1733 Robinson's copy of Rosa Americana Cent. Head of Georgius II. D. G. Rex. Copjier. Very fine 2- ^ 518 1778 Non Depondens Status. Head to right. Rev. America. Liberty seated. Copper, Very fine 519 1778 Another impression in Wliite Metal. Verj' fine ^ 520 1787 Copy of New York Doubloon in Brass ' 5 2 1 1 7 9 2 O b v. E a g l e . R e v. T r i a l p i e c e f o r a C e n t . C o p p e r. Very fine 522 Non vi virtuti vice." Head of George Clinton. Rev. Eagle. B Pluribus Unum. Excelsior. Copper ^2i^'523 Another impression. Copper silvered End of First Day's Sale. S E C O N D D A Y ' S S A L E . FOREIGN COPPER COINS. ^2 534 1759 A very fine .5 Kopcc Piece. Red and almost uncircuhitecl 525 Six 5 Kopcc Pieces. All different. Very good and fair 53(5 Four Pieccs about 3 Kopecs cnch. All different. Very good 537 Six 3 Kopec Pieces. Ditrevent. Very good ^ 538 Eight Smaller Pieces, from one Kopec. Very good ^ J530 529 1850 H. Crowned 10 Tornesi 3, 3, of 1, Ferdinand 1,4 Kopecs. II Allof Sicily,fine and &c. rare Fine 6 pieccs 531 1854 Four Centavis of Argentine Confederation. Fine ^" 533 1854 Un Ccutavo of Argentine Confederation. Fair 533 1835 Un Centavo dc Cliile. Nearly proof. Rare in this eon- condition ^^ 534 1836 Medio Centavo de Chile. Nearly proof. Match to above ^5S5 1853 Centavo de Chile. Ob. Economia es Riquezii. Very good 530 1853 Medio Centavo de Chile. Ob. Economia es Riqueza. To match. Very good 537 Two Centavos and iMedio de Chile. Different. Fair 3 pieces 538 Two Centavos and 3^ Centavo of Venezuela. Different. Fair * 3 p i e c e s n 539 18(i0 " Dos Realcs," in double wreath. Buenos Ayres, Fine and scarce 540 Four JJuenos Ayres Pieces. Varieties in date, &c. Fair ^ 541 'I'hrce Buenos Ayres Smaller Pieces. Varieties in dates, &c. Good ^■^543 1833 Quarto de Peso of Peruvia. Fair and scarce 543 1817 Un Decimo and Half Decimo dc Real of New Grenada. Very fair 34 FOMEION COl'PEI? COINS. 544 3 Reals in Copper of Honduras anil Ccnlavo in Nickel, Peru 3 pieces 545 Two 40, 20, and 5 Centissinios of Urugiia. Very good '^^'''540 1801 " Gerardo Barrios Presidinti." Head to richt. Ruv. "Republica del Salvador en In America Central." Brass. V e r y g o o d . S c a i c c S i z e I S 2^547 Two 80 Reis of John VI of Portugal and Brazil. Very good 548 Five 80 Reis of Brazil. Very good and fair 'J 549 Seven 40 Reis of Brazil. (Four oounterstamped). Good and fail' ^ 5.j0 Five 40 Reis of John of Portugal and Brazil. Very good and fine 551 One 40, 20 and two 10 Reis Peter I, Brazil. Fair 4 pieces ^ 552 Two 20 Reis of Joseph I of Portugal. One very line 553 Five 30 Reis of John and John VI "f Portugal and Brazil. Fine 5 pieces 0^ 554 Two 10 lleis of John and Jolin VI of Portugal and Brazil. Fine 31 pieces ^ 555 40, two 20 and 10 Reis Pieces of Peter II of Brazil. Very good ^ 550 100 Reis of Brazil, in Nickel. Very good CONTINUATION OF ROMAN FAMILY DENARII. ^^557 Marcia. Head of Apollo. Rev. "L. Censor." Satyrus hold ing a winebag raising Ins arm. A Column wilh Statue. Very line 558 Maria. "Capit Lviii." Head of Ceres. Rev. C. Mari c. f. s. c. LVili. Colon conducting a Yoke of Oxen. Very fine *^^^559 Memmia. Ex S. C. Saturn. Rev. " L. C. ifamies L. F. Gal." Venus crowned by Cupid. Very good 2- <5"'^ 500 2NIettia. " Imper Ctesar." Head of Julius Cresar. l{ev. " M. Mettins." Venus holding a small Victory in a buckler behind her. Fine 501 Minucia. Head of Pallas with Feather on the Helmet. Rev, "Q. Therm M. F." Two Soldiers fighting and a fallen one between them. V.ery fair K C > M A N f a m i l y D E N A I U I . 562 Mussiclia. " Coiicoidia." Veiled Head of the Goddess. Le gend nearly illegible. Two tigures in the comitia under tliem Cloacin. Barely fair •■303 NiBvia. Head of Venus, S. C. Rev. " C. Nae Balbus." Vic- tory in a Triga. Pine 5G4 Nouia. Sitfenus. Saturn behind hoe and bonnet, Kev. Rome helmeted, holding an hasta; sitting over a buckler and crowned by Victor^-. " Sex noni" Pr. 1. v. p. f. 565 Norbana. " C. xxxxv C. Norbanus." Head of Venus. Rev. of Corn, fasces, axe, and Caduceus. Good " C. Norbanus," Head of Venus. Rev. Prow of a Vessel, Fasces, Caduceus, and Sheaf of Wheat. Very 567 Opcima. Head of Pallas, tripod behind. Rev. " M. Opeimi ^ Roma."568 Papiria. Same Very Obverse. line Rev. " M. Carb. Roma." Jupiter Pulminator in Quadriga. Fine 560 Petillia. " CapiioUmis." Head of Jupiter. Piece cut out. Rev. " R. Pctillius." Temple of Six Columns. Pair ^ 5 a 7 n0 dP e t r os n ci a .a " r Tu c re p i l i a n u s . " H e a d o f B a c c h u s . R e m a i n d e r ^ illegible. Rev. " Ca3sar Augustus sign rece." Pair only '"■^571 Pinaria. Head of Pallus. Rev. " Natta Roma." Victory iu ^ B i g a . V e r y l i n e 572 Plictoria. Cestianus. Helmeted Female with bow and quiver. Kev. ]\I. Plictorius Aed Cur ex S. 0. Curule Chair. Very perfect and rare in this condition ^ '^'^57;j Plaucia. Cn Phincius, Aed cur S. C. Head of Diana. Rev. '^<^^ Goat 574 toPlautia. right, "LPiautius." behind a Full-faced bow and mask a quiver. with large Barelj' curled fair locks. Rev. Plamm. Aurora flying and driving the four horses of tlie suu. Remarkablj' fine ^'^ 575 Poblicia. " M Poblice leg pro pr." Head of Pallas. Rev. " Cn Magnus Imp." Pompey on the jjrow of a galley presenting a palm to a ^voman bearing a shield and two lances. Good ^ 570 Pompeia. AVinged head of Pallas. Rev. Romulus and Re mus suckled by a Wolf. Faustulus behind. Very good 5 36 aOMAN FAMII.Y UENAKII. / 577 pomponia. Laureatecl bead of a Muse. Rev. Q Ponipoui Musa." Cnllioi)e playing on the lyre and leaning on a c o l u m n . Ve r y l i n e 4^^ 578 Porcia. " Pallas. Rev. " M Pore Roma." Liberty in a Quadriga bearing cap and crowned by Victory 579 Postumia. Bust of Diana, with bow and ciuiver, over it a B u l l ' s h e a d . R e v. A p o s t . F. 8 . N . A l b i n . " S a c - rificer on the top of a mountain, extending a branch over the head of a bull; between them an altar. Very good 580 Head of Diana with bow and quiver. Rev. C P o s t u m i a t . " D o g r t i n n i n g u n d e r i t a l a n c e . Ve r y fair 581 Procilia. Laureated head of Jupiter. Rev. " L Procili F." Juno Sospita throwing a javelin and holding a shield, before her a serpent. Very flne gg3 Head of Juno Sospita 8. C. Rev. "L Procili F." Juno Sospita in biga, holding a shield and throwing a javelin. Under biga a serpent. Very flne ^ 583 Qainctia. Head of Rome. Rev. " T Q Roma." The Dios curi on horseback. Below Macedonian shield. Very fine 584 Renia. Head of Pallas. Rev. '• C Reni Roma." Juno Moneta in a biga of goats. Very flue ^^ 585 Roscia. "LRosci." Head of Juno Sospita. Behind a ser pent on a dish. Woman feeding a serpent. Two pieces. Fine 586 Rubia. Dossen. Head of Neptune. Rev. "L Rubri." Vic tory before an altar. Quinarius. Very flue 587 Rutilia. Flac. Winged head of Minerva. Rev. " L. Rutilia." Victory in a Biga holding a garland. Very flne and scarce 588 Salvia. " C. Caesar III. vir R. P. U." Head of Oct. Augus t u s . R e v. " Q . S a l v i u s I m p . C o s , " & c . W i n g e d t h u n d e r b o l t . V e r y fl u e 589 Satriena. Head of Mars. Rev. " Roma P. Satrieuus." She wolf. Good Sempronia. Piteo. Head of Pallas. Rev. " L. Semp Ro. ma." Castor and Pollux riding. Fine 691 Sentia. Aug pub. Pallas. Rev. " L Saute C. F." Jupiter F u l m i n a t o r i n Q u a d r i g a . Ve r y fi n e UOMAN FAMILY DENARII. 37 593 Sepulia. Casmr Imp. Head of Julius Ca3sar. Rev. " Se- pulius Macer." Venus standing. Very fine 5 9 3 S e r v i l i a . R u l l i . H e a d o f P a l l a s . K o v . " P. S e r v i l i M . F. " Victory in Biga. Very fine 0^ 594 Sicinia. Fort P. R. Head of Fortune. Rev. " Q. Sicinius III. VIR." Caduceus and palm crossed. A crown. Very fine 595 Silia. Roma. Head of Rome, with helmet, shield, and spear. Rev. "P. Nerva." Three figures in the comnitia. Good ^ 590 Same obverse. Rev. Incense. Barely fair 4^^ 597 Spurilla. Head of Pallas. Rev. " A Spuri Roma." Diana in biga. Fine ^ ^ 598 Sulpicia. B. P. P. Heads of the Dioscuri. Rev. " C. Sul- pici C. F." Two soldiers with spears, between them a sow with pigs. Very good ^6- 599 Terentia. Head of Pallas behind a small victory. Rev. "C Ter lin Roma." Castor and Pollux onj horseback. Very fine 6 0 0 S c r i b o n i a . " B o n e v e n t u s L i b o . " H e a d o f B o n u s E v e n t u s . R e v. " P u t e a l S c r i b o n . " C i i r b s t o n e o f a w a l l o r n a mented with laurel branches. Very fine. Scarce '^'^601 Thoria. I. S. jl/l R. Head of Juuo Sospita. Rev. " L Tho- rius Balbus." Mad bull running. Sliglit varieties. Flue and good 2 pieces 002 Titia. Bearded head with winged diadem. Rev. "2Titi!i." Pegasus, Very fair ^^^^603 Titinia. XVI. Head of Pallas. Rev. "0 Titini Roma." Victory in a biga 0 0 4 T i t u r i a . S a h i n . H e a d o f T a t i u s . R e v . " T . T i t u r i . " T w o men, each carrying away two Sabine women. Good ^605 Trebania. Head of Pallas. Rev. " L Trebani Roma." Jupiter Fulminator in quadriga. Very fine 606 Tullia. "Roma." Head of Rome. Rev. " M. Tulle." Victory in a quadriga, with Crown. Fine 607 Valeria. Winged Head of Victory. Rev. L. " Valeri Flacce." Mars, with Sword and Trophy, &c. Good '^■^ 008 Varguutia. " M. Varg." Pallas. Uev. "Roma." Jupiter Fulminator in quadriga. Fine '^'^ 609 Vibia. Pansa. Head of Apollo. Rev. " C. Vibius C. F." Minerva in a quadriga. Fair 38 ROMAN FAMir.Y DKNAIIIF. GIO Vibia. Head of Jupiter. Kev. " Konia." Victory crowning a t r o p h y. G o o d . S n i u l l ^^ V>\\ Volteia. Head of Biicchus crowiieil with Ivy and Grapes. Kev. ''JI. Voltci M. F.'' Ceres in biga of Serpents. ^ V e r y fi n e G12 Head of Jupiter, with Thunderbolt. Kev. " jM.Volteii M . F. " A W o l f . V e r y g o o d G13 Winged Head of 3Iinerva. Itev. Koma. Castor and Pollux ^ ^ r G14i d i n Headg w i of t h Augustus. S p e a r Kev.s . F Jupiter, i n e witli Thunderbolt, driving a Quadriga. Barely fair G15 Helmeted Head. Kev. llonia. Two Men Swearing by a Pig. V e r y f a i r GIG Two Winged Heads. Kev. Victory in a liiga. Very line 6 1 7 W i n g e d H e a d . R e v. A P a r t y D r i v i n g a B i g a . F a i r ENGLISH HALFPENNY TOKENS. GIB 1792 Lady Godiva. Large date. Fair, but scarce ^ 019 Halfpenny, good ; and Farthing, very line. Of Sir Isaac Newton / 630 1794 A true-hearted Sailor. Almost proof 621 1794 Canterbury Cathedral. Fine 622 1794 Ob. Lady Godiva. Kev. Coventry Halfpenny. Very fine 623 1794 John Howard. Portamouth and Chichester. Fine -^^^ 624 1794 Erskine & Gibbs. Beautiful Proof ^ ^ 625 I. Spencer, Slopseller, New Castle. Very line. Scarce 026 1795 Another. Same obverse. Rev, Tliree Soldiers. Almost proof. Scarce ^ G27 179G Edinburgh Halfpenny. Very line ■^'^ 628 1790 Crescent Building. Very good ^ '' 029 1797 Neptune, witli his trident, putting a Wreath on Sir Juo. Jervis, who, with 15 Sail defeated llie Spanish Fleet of 27 Sail of the line, 14 Feb. 1797. Very lino and scarce 3 ^ 0 3 0 N i n e v e r y fi n e To k e n s 9 p i e c e s / / G 3 1 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s KNGLISn IIAT.FPENNY TOKENS. 39 / ^ G 3 3 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s 6 3 3 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s / 0 3 4 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s 0 3 5 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s 0 3 6 T e n v e r y fi n e T o k e n s 1 0 p i e c e s 6 3 7 S e v e n t e e n f a i r T o k e n s 1 7 p i e c e s 6 3 8 T w e l v e m o r e T o k e n s 1 2 p i e c e s 0 3 9 T w e l v e m o r e T o k e n s 1 3 p i e c e s 640 A curious fine large White ^Metal Token. " The Uncharitable Monopolizer" "will Starve the Poor." A man trying t o s w a l l o w t h e w h o l e w o r l d . R e v . " T h e C h a r i t a b l e h a n d . " " C o m e a l l y e d i s t r e s s e d " S i z e 3 4 6 4 1 S e v e n P e n n y T o k e n s . O n l y f a i r 7 p i e c e s 643 1794 " Stall Street Bath." Large Farthing. Good Assortment rare Farthings. Small, and struck bctioeen 1600 and 1700. Scarce 2 ^ 643 1659 Thomas Postle in Southwold. Very good To 6 4 4 1 6 6 3 " T h e A r m e s o f B r i s t o l l . " R e v. C . B . " A B r i s t o l l F a r t h i n g . " G o o d 1 3 /-3 645 1660 " William Bell, Grocer." Rev. W. I. " His Farthing. B r a s s . V e r ^ ' f a i r 1 3 646 1667 "A Norwich Farthing." Rev. Shield. Good 14 ^"C47 1667 " Thomas Carter." Rev. "T. C." " In Colchester." V e r y fi n e 1 0 648 1668 " Kings Lyn Farthing." Rose Rev. Shield. Battered. P o o r 1 4 ^"^ 649 1009 "A Diss Farthing." Rev. Plain Shield. Goocl 14 650 1069 " Kings Lyn Farthing." Star. Rev. Shield. Fine 14 ^^^651 1669 The Armes of Dorchester. Rev. A Dorchester F a r t h i n g . F a i r 1 4 653 " 1669 This Farthing is ownd in Tetbury." Rev. Ye Armes of " That Burrong." Shield. Very good 14 ^ 658 " 1669 L. R. Farthing of Lyme." The Armes of Lyme R. S. Good 14 ^<^ 654 " 1670 An Ipswich Farthing." Rev. Shield. Very good 14 655 " 1670 C B. A Bathe Farthinge." Rev. The Armes of B a t h e . V e r y g o o d 1 4 40 ENfil.ISH HALFI'ENNY TOKENS. sir.li / j ~ G 5 G " A L o w e s t o f F a r t h i n g . " R o s e b e t w e e n t w o B t a r s . R e v. " Suffolk Villa, LowestolF." Shield, a rose crowned. Fine 14 8^039 i37 " Henry Atkins at the Arrington Bridgcway. His Half p e n n y . B r a s s , r u b b e d . F a i r 1 4 ^5^058 " John Clarke" (Two Keys crossed) of Bedford. C. IS. V e r y g o o d 1 0 ^ 059 Eling Lebatt (Her Halfpenny) of Cranfeld. Poor 14 « OGO Am I Not a Man and a Brother. Barely fair 061 1088 Guliehmis HI. Rev. Glorious Revolution Jubilee. Jirass ^003 Thames Tunnel Medalet. Brass. Rev. Grillin's store card. Fair 668 The Baron Spolasco, M. D., &c. Portrait facing. Fine 14 ■^^ 004 Brass Medalet. A I\Ian riding on the Devil's back. "No I n c o m e Ta x , N o I n q u i s i t i o n , N o P e e l & C o . F i n e Size 15 005 Inseparable Friends. Napoleon seated on a Jack Ass, with his Head towards the Tail of the Animal, and the Devil with a Rope round Napoleon's neck, walking beside t h e D o n k e y . I n e x e r g u e " T o E l b a . " R e v . " W e Conquer to Set Free." Emp. of Russia. K. of Prussia. Marquis Wellington. Prince Schwatzenberg, March 31, 1834. Fine and rare varietj^ Size 10 CONTINUATION OF PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . W. H. HARRISON. SIKB / COO Maj.-Gen. W. H. Harrison. Born, &c. Head to left. Rev. Head of Washington. Unity of Government, &c. S i l v e r 2 2 007 Ob. same. Rev. " The People's Choice," &c. Log Cabin. S i l v e r 2 2 008 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r, B r a s s , a n d W. M . 2 2 009 Ob. same. Rev. "He is a Freeman," &c. Copper, Brass, W. M. and Nickel 22 070 S a m e a s a b o v e . L e a d 2 2 I'UESIUKNTIAI. AND TOLITICAL MEDALS. 41 SIZE G71 Ob. same. Rev. Sabbath Scliool Jubilee, July -i, 1843. ^ N i c k e l 3 3 073 Ob. same. Rev. Blank. Copper, Nickel, and W. M. 33 / 673 Log Cabin. " Tlie People's Clioice, The Hero," &c. Rev. " He is a Freeman," &c. Brass, \Vhite Metal, unci Nickel . 33 ^^ 074 Ob. Same. Rev. Sabbath School Jubilee, &c. Hilter 23 ^ 0 7 5 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s a n d N i c k e l 8 3 ^ 076 Ob. Same. Rev. Blank. Brass, Nickel and W. M. 33 077 iMaj.-Gen. W. II. Harrison. Plead to left. Surrounded by Wreath. Rev. Log Cabin. " The Log Cabin Can didate," &c. Large Tree to right. W. M. Pierced 33 ^ 078 Maj.-Gen. W. H. Harrison. Born, &c. Head to left. Rev. Log Cabin. Large Tree to left. "The People's Choice," &c. AV. M. Pierced. Fair 24 /^^079 Maj.-Gen. W. H. Harrison. Born, &c. Head to left. liev. Log Cabin. Pile of 4 Soldiers to left. The P e o p l e ' s C h o i c e , & c . W . M . 3 3 080 Maj.-Gen. Wm. H. Harrison, 1840. Head to left. Rev. S a m e a s l o t 6 7 7 . W . I V I . 2 3 ^^ 081 j\Iaj.-Geu. W. H. Harrison. Head to left. Rev. Early H o m e , & c . S i l v e r 1 8 '^^083 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. JI. ^8 / 2.5"o83 Head of Harrison to right. " Tippecanoe." 13 Stars. Rev. A Log Cabin. "The People's Choice." A row* of Stars underneath. Copper. Poor, and very rare 18 4^5^084 Major Gen. Wm. H. Harrison. Rev. Resolution of Con gress, Battle ol Thames. Silvar. Very good. Pierced 20 085 Maj. Gen. W. H. Harrison, Born, &c. Head to left. Rev. •'The People's Choice," &c. Copper, Brass, and Siivered. Pierced 18 ^^ 086 M»j. Geu. W. H. Harrison. " The People's Choice." Rev. Log cabin. " He Leaves the Plough," &c. Copper. Pair 6"' 087 Head to left, &c. " Go it Tip." " AVeighed in the Balance." " Loco Foco Tjin(;," &c, 10 different Jledalets. ^ Copper and Brass. 9 pierced 088 William H. Harrison. " The Hero and Statesman." Head to right. Rev. Log cabin. " Candidate of the Peo p i e . " B r a s s . P i e r c e d G 08'J Log cabin. Breastpin 42 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. ANDREW JACKSON. A l l fi n e , u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . / Gou. Andi-cw Jackson. Three-quaiter face. Rev. Log SIZK ^ c a b i n . " N i n t h P r e s i d e n t , " & c . C o p p e r 3 7 091 Ob. Same. Rev. Head of Harrison to left. Copper 27 ^ ^ C92 Ob. Same. Rev. A star in a wreath. " United States," &c. W. M. 37 093 General Jaclvson. " The Gallant and Successful Defender," &c. Ob. A spread ea^le surrounded by stars. W. M . P i e r c e d . R a t h e r p o o r 2 9 / 094 Head to right. " Old Hickory Took the Responsibility." Rev. Born, t&c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. Proofs 23 OOo Gen'l Andrew Jackson. Figure on horseback. Rev. " The Union Must," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 18 ^690 Andrew Jackson. Head to right. Rev. Urn Born, &c. / ^ 097 AndrewW. Jackson. Head to right.M, Rev. " The Bank Must 18 Perish," in wreatl^'J,The Union Must and Shall v/ Preserved." .0^per. Very good and rare 17 098 Andrew Jackson. Three varieties. Brass Medalets / 099 Geu'l Andrew Jackson. Head to lelt. Rev. " The Nation's / P r i d e . " B r a s s . U n c i r c u l a t e d 1 5 700 Gen'l Andrew Jackson. Rev. " Nation's good." " Hero of ^ 701 N Figure e w on O Horseback. r l e a n s . " The B rFederal a s s Union, 2 p&c." i e cRev. e s " O u r U n i o n . " S i l v e ? - 1 3 702 "Andrew Johnson. 17th President of the U. S." Head to left. Rev. "Public Reception, A:c., New York City." ^^ 703 ^ "Andrew C o p Johnson, p e r aPresident n d W U. . S." MRev. . "National P r o o fUnion s 2 0 Convention," &c. . Copper, Brass, and W. M. y 704 Head to right. Rev.P "Andrew r o o f Johnson, s 17th," &c. W. M.2 12 0 A B R A H A M L I N C O L N , c^ 705 / A A l l Very fi n eLarp , u nCasting l e s s oof t h Abraham e r w i s e dLincoln, e s c r i b " e dThe . Martyr President," Head of Lincoln looking to riglit, has been gill. Under the dale of his birth his two in augurations lor the Presidency and his death. The likeness is very excellent. No reverse. The size in six inches and a half PRESiniDNTIAIj AXn POLITICAL MEDALS. 43 Head of Abniliam Lincoln. Ob. "Siilvator Patri®." Heacr"'' to riglit. Rev. '' In memoiy of the Life, Acts, and Death of Abraham Lincohi, bom Feb. 12, 1809, died April 15, 1805." In Copper. Very fine and exceed- j i i i g l y s c a r c e 5 2 /07 Another Impression, Same in every respect but struck in ^ \ V l i i t e M e t i i l a n d u e a r l j ' - a s r a r e a s t h e a b o v e 5 3 ) J o 708 The following Six Medalets of Abraham Lincoln are ex- C preciselyli'eiiiely the interesting same as the and two a great large curiosity. Medals described Thes^are above, excepting in size. These were reduced to their present size by the celebrated Die Sinker, Mr, Wyon of London. It would seem an impossibility but it f'l-ct tliat the Legeud in the smallest size 10, is }( perfect as it is in the largest Medal size 52. ,,K I 1 ' I here were only about twelve sets struck. The six , pieces have always been sold as a set, when com- plete, i> • ■ , Say Three pieces in Copper, Silver, and White Metal P r o o f s 2 2 ' •' Say Three pieces in Copper, Silver, aud White Metal. P r o o f s 1 0 ^709 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln." " Memoria in QSter- nia. ' Rev. "North AVesteru Sanitary Fair, &c." C o p p e r . R a i c 3 0 4^ 2-^>10 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. Horn, July 13th, 1809, Died, Assassinated, April 15th, 1865." Rev. "With Malice toward Koue, with Charity for All." "Abolition of Slavery Pro claimed September 23nd, 18(52." Bronzed proof. V e r y r a r e 3 8 ■^5^711 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln, 1805." Rev. Broken Column, " He is in Glory," &c. Copper. Proof 82 ^^"712 Same as above. W. M. Proof 3 < ! ^ 7 1 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s . R a r e 3 2 / ^<3 714 oi). same. Rev. Wreatli. "Awarded to," AV. M. Proof 32 ^^^715 Head to riglit. "Abraham Lincoln, President of the United Slates," Rev. "Emancipation Proclaiuied, &c " lironzed 38 <5'~71C Head to left. " The President of the U, S,, 1801." K^v, " The Rail Splitter of 1830." WM. 6 < 44 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 717 "Lincoln andJolinson." Heads facing. ]{ev. "Republican C i u u l i d a t e s , " & c . W . M . P r o o f 2 6 718 Head to right. "Abriihanr Lincoln, 1800." Rev. " Pro gress, 1830." A INIan Splitting Rail. W. M. Proof 3-4 719 Head to right. "Abniham Lincoln." Rev. Crossed Rails. "The Peoples' Choice," &c. Brass, Coppe)', and W. M. 24 / '2>^/ 720 Ob. same. Rev. A "Wreath. No Inscription. W. M. • P r o o f I ^^ 1%! Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln." Rev. "Centennial of American Independence, 1876. ''Our National Free dom achieved by Washington and perpetuated by L i n c o l n . " S i l v e r . P r o o f 2 4 ^ ^ 722 Same as above. Copper 24 ' 2 ' 7 2 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 2 4 ,3 ^^724 Ob. same. Rev. "Republican Candidate," &c., in Wreath. Silver. Proof 24 / 2, 725 Same as above. Copper and W. M. 24 726 Ob, same. Rev. " Thou Art the Man," &c. W. INL 34 ^^727 Head to left. No Inscription. Rev. "Abraham Lincoln," &c. " The Right Man in the Right place." Cop per, Brass, and W. M. 23 6'^728 Ob same. Rev. Old Jliddlo Dutch Church, Nassau St., N. Y. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 23 ^ *^729 Ob, same. , Rev. A Riding School for British Dragoons. C o p p e r 3 3 / 730)Cob. same. Rev. "Bradstreet, Hoffman & Co.." &c. Brass 23 ^ ^^731 Head to left, surrounded by Stars. "Abraham Lincoln, Republican Candidate, &c." Rev. " The Great Kail S p l i t t e r , " & c . S i l v e r 2 3 // 732 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 23 ' 733 Ob. same. Rev. Head to riglit. "Abraham Lincoln, Six t e e n t h P r e s i d e n t o f t h e U . S . " W . M . 2 3 II 734 Head to left. "Lincoln and Johnson, Union Candidates, 1804." Rev. Head of VVashiugton. " Freedi'm to All Men," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 30 ^-^^'735 Head to right. "Abraham Lincohi, &c." Rev. "Free ^ Territory736 Same as above.for Free Copper, People," Brass, and W. &c. M. Silver 2020 PRESIDENTIAL AND TOLITICAL TlfEDALS, 45 ^ 737 Ob. same. Rev. Sun and1 Rays. " Tlie Union Must, &c."SIZB Copper, Brass, and W. M. 20 / 738 Ob. same. Rev. " Our Next President," &c. 2 pieces. W. M. 20 "''^^739 Head to riglil. "For President, Abraham Lincoln of Il linois." Rev. Eagle and Sturs. Copper, Nicliel, and W. M. 34 / 7 4 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . L e a d 3 4 / /i 741 Head to left. "Abraham Lincoln, 1864." Rev. "The People's Choice for President, 18(i4" in shield. Silver. Proof 30 /^ 742 Same as above. Copper, Brass, W. M.and Nickel. Proof 20 ^ ^ 743 Obv. same. liev. without 18G4. Copper, Brass and W. M. Proof 30 /^^'744 Obv. .same. Rev. An Urn. " Resurgam." " Died April 15.1865." Copper, Brass and W. M. Proofs 30 / ^§^745 Obv. same. Rev. Head of lilcClellan to left, in wreath. Maj. Gen. Geo. B. McOlellan. Silver,^ 30 6 ' < ^ 7 4 ( 5 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r 3 0 747 Obv. same. Rev. Head of JlcClellan to right. Major Gen eral, &c. Brass, Copper, and W. M. 30 743 Obv. same. Rev. Maj. Gen. W. T. Sherman. W. M. 30 -35^74'.) Abriiham Lincoln. Head to right in wreath. Rev. " If I am Re-elected President, Slavery must be Abol i s h e d , " & c . B r o n z e d 3 3 ^ 750 Head to right. Abraliam Lincoln, Born, &c. Rev. " No More Slave Territory. 1800," &c. Copper and W. M. 30 ,^751 Head to right. "Hon. Abraham Lincoln, 1800." Rev-^ "Lincoln and Hamlin, Freedom and Protection. Copper and Brass. 1 pierced <^ 752 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln for President, 1804. Rev. Stand of arms. U. S. Brass and Silvered 10 753 Head to right. " Abrm Lincoln a For to Traitors." different reverses. W. M. Proofs. Pierced -0 754 Head to left. " Abm Lincoln Martyr President." Rev. Born,&c. W. M. Proof 30 <>''755 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln," &c. Rev. "No aiore Slave Territory," &c. Copper and W. M- 1'^ 46 PIUiSIDKNTrAL AND POLITICAIj MEDALS J t / t 750 Obv. Same. Rev. "Made from Copper taken fiom the Ruins of the Turpentine Works, Newborn, N. C. C o p p e r 1 7 757 Abraham Lincoln, Hannibal Hamlin. Heads to left. Rev. " R e p u b l i c a n C a n d i d a t e s f o r P r e s i d e n t a n d V i c e - P r e s i d e n t . 1 8 0 0 . " C o p p e r a n d W. M . 2 3 <58 Lincoln and Hamlin. Heads to left. In a Wreath. Rev. We will not interfere, &c. The Fall of Sumter, &c. C o p p e r a n d W . M . 2 3 '-"759 Head to right. " Honest Old Abe." Rev. Union Candi dates, 1804, i&e. In Wreath. Pierced. W. M. 22 / 700 "In Memory of A.bm. Lincoln, Died April 15, 1865." W. M. Pierced 20 701 Head to right. "Republican Candidate, 1800." Rev. "Liberty, Union, and Equality." W. M. and ^ 702 Head to right. " Abm.B rLincoln, a s s Rep. Candidate," &c.1 8 Rev. Head of Washington. Chas. K. Warner's Card. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 18 / 703 Ob. same. Rev. Protection to American Industry. " Free Homes," &c., in Small Circle. Copper, Brass, , N i c k e l , a n d W . M . 1 8 704 Ob. same. Rev. Protection, &c. "Free Homes," in L a r g e r C i r c l e . B r a s s a n d W . M . 1 8 705 Ob. same. Rev. John Bell, &c. Head to left. Brass and Nickel 18 700 Obverse of the above. Struck on a very large planchet. No reverse. W. M. 27 2-J 767 Reverse of the above. Struck on a very large planchet. No obverse. W. M. 27 708 Head to left. " Abraham Lincoln, President." Rev. Head of Washington, &c. W. M. Proof 18 *^769 Head to right. Hon. Abraham Lincoln, 1800. Rev. " The Rail Splitter of the West." Brass and Silvered 18 770 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln, War of 1801," &c. R e v . B l a n k . B r a s s 1 9 771 Ol). Same, Rev. Engraved Thomas A. Davis. Brass. Pierced 19 '^'^ 773 Three-quarter face. President Lincoln. Rev. Composition Spiel Marke. Brass. Rare 18 PRESIDENTIAL AKD POLITICAL MEDALS. 47 773 Head to left. "Abraham Lincoln, President," &c. Sur- SIZE rounded by Stars. Kev. Head of Wasbingtou. The Union Must, &c. Brass, Copper, and W. M. 18 774 Ob. Same. Rev. The Constitution and the Union, Now and Forever. Brass, Copper, and W. M. 18 0 775 Ob. Same. Rev. Born Feb. 13, 1809. Assassinated April 14, 1SG5. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 18 770 Ob. Same. Rev. " Republican Candidate," &c. Brass and C o p p e r 1 8 Head to left. " Lincoln Reverse." Rev. Head of Washing t o n . F i r s t i n A V a r , & c . S i l v e r 1 8 7 7 8 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r a n d A V . M 1 8 / 779 Ob. Same. Rev. Liberty Cap and Rays. " United States o f A m e r i c a , L i b e r t y , " S i l v e r 1 8 2 ' < ^ 7 8 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r a n d B r a s s 1 8 / /^781 Head to left. Abraham Lincoln. A Shield 24 7 8 3 H e a d t o r i g h t . " A b r a h a m L i n c o l n . " R e v. " F r e e d o m N a t i o n a l , S l a v e r y S e c t i o n a l . S i l v e r 1 6 7 8 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s a n d A V . M . 1 6 ^3 ^ 784 Abm. Lincoln, President, &c. Died by the hands of a Rebel Assasin. Rev. Uru, &c. AV. 51. 18 785 Head to right. " Abraham Lincoln." Rev. AVith Malice toward None, &c. Copper, Bronzed, W. M. and B r a s s 1 0 ' 7 8 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . L e a d 1 6 Head to left. " Abraham Lincoln, Born," &c. Rev. " Pro tection to Honest Industry." Section of a Rail Fence. Lava or Terra Cotta. Pierced. A''ery tine 17 ^ ^ 788 Ob. Same. Rev. " Free Homes for Free Men," &c. Lava. V e r y fi n e . P i e r c e d 1 7 5^789 Head to right. "Lincoln." Rev. "Emancipation the Great Event," &c. Copper, Brass, and AA*^. M. 16 790 Head to riglit. " Abraham Lincoln, 1864." Rev. Chas. K . A V a r n e r ' a C a r d . B r a s s 1 6 yt 791 Ob. Same. Rev. A Flag, and National Union League. C o p p e r 3 p i e c e s 1 0 792 Ob. Same. Three diUereut reverses. AA''. JI. Pierced 10 /^ 793 Head to right. " Abraham Lincoln." " In God AVe Trust." Rev. " Eagle, United States," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 15 48 PUESIDBNTIAL AND rOLITICAI, MEDALS. SIZE o 794 Head to right. " Abraham Lincohi, 1800." Rev. " Our P o l i c y , " & ( • . . B r a s s 1 5 795 fiend to riglit. "President, 1801-1805." Rev. " Shall Be then, thenceforward, and forever Free." Siloer 14 / ^ 7 9 0 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r , B r a s s , a n d J i r o n z e d 1 4 VER-Y FINE ELECTROTYPES. GRECIAN COINS. ■^-^^97 Syracu.se Medalion. Very fine 798 Another Medalion. Prize at the Olympic Game.«. Variety 799 Another Medalion. Variety. A splendid work of Art 800 Still another variety. Very fine ^f ^ 801 803 Arsinoe, Amphipolis. wife Rev.of Ptolemy Incuse II. '^■^"803 Amphipolis. A variety 804 Arsinoe, wife of Ptolemy II. Larger than the one aljove 805 Sicily Caniarina. Head of Hercules. A victorious Quadriga. 800 Mende. Silenus riding on an Ass. Rev. Vine and Grapes in a Square ^ '^807 Messina, Sicily Biga of Mules. Rev. A hare running '^'^808 Panormus, Sicily. Head of Venus. A Lion passing a Palm Tree 809 Phcestus. A Town south of Crete. A Bull Butting '^^'^'810 Enus. Aneas with Helmet. Rev. A Goat '^ '^811 Rhegium. Lion's Scalp. Rev. " Recino.s." The Genius of the People Seated <^"^813 Alexander the Great A Decadrahm. Fair ^'"^813 Syracuse. Arethusa surrounded by Dolphins ■^■^814 Abdera. Thracia. A Griffin. A head above en ippouos, a sunken square ^~815 Terina in Sicily. Victory Seated *^^ 810 Coin of Acanthus, A Lion attacking au Ox. A Kanston on !i sunken square i'^ 817 Another. A trifling variety Abydus. Bust of Diana. Jiev. Eagle with a head before it ELECTROTYPES. 49 ^j'819 Orcsch. A Thraciau tribe. A man on a horse, a star under neath. Rev. A sunken square 830 Selinus. Sicily. Apollo and Diana in a chariot. The river H y p s o s s a c r i fi c i n g ^ 831 Mesapontuin. Head of Loricippus. Ear of corn 833 Khegium. Head of Apollo. Rev. Lion's head ^ 833 Bisaltea in Macedonia. A man driving oxen 834 Bisaltea in Macedonia. A man standing by a horse 835 Alexander. Rev. Jupiter seated ^^ 836 Panormus. Head of Venus. Lion by palm tree <^^"827 Alexander. Beautiful head of Jupiter. Rev. Thunderbolt 838 Head of Pallas to right. Rev. Basileus victory, &c. 5 3^g29 Head to left. Rev. A man driving a biga 830 First brass coin of the Paduau family. Tim is thought genuine ^ ^ 831 Head to right. Rev. A lyre. Very good 833 Ptrtiuax. Head to right. Rev. " Aquid Aug. T. R. P. Cos II." '/ ^ 833 Antonio. Obv. Antonius, &c. Rev. Victory and trophy 834 Shekel. Small type. Very good ENGLISH SILVER COINS, &c. / <^"'^835 Silver Penny ol St. Peter, Schetii Mo. Very fine and rare ^^^*^836 of Edward the Confessor. Edward Rex. Very fine and rare •^'^'^'837 of Sithricus. " Zihtre Rex Die." Very fine and rare. Irish / / 5 ' ~ 8 3 8 o f A e d e l r e d R e x . . r E o . F i n e £. of Aedelred Rex. Rev. The hand of Providence. Very fine and rare 2- Z-5"340 of William the Conqueror. 1066 to 1087. Ob. Pil- lelm. Front face and sceptre. Cross in inner circle. Paxs in angles. Fine and scarce 841 Henry III. 1310 to 1373 Silver Penny. Bust, facing, with sceptre. Rev. Small double cross, with cross in each angle. Very line 3 ^ 842 Two more Pennys. One as above, and one with three p e l l e t s i n t h e a n g l e s . P a i r 3 p i e c e s 50 ENGLISrf .SILVER COINS, &C 2'5"843 Edward I. 1373 to 1^07. Penny. Rev. Civitas, London. Very fair 8 4 4 P e n n y . L a r g e r s i z e . H e v . C i v i t a s , L o n d o n . V e r y fair 8 4 . J P e n n y . R e v . V i l l a B r i s t o l . V e r y fi n e . R a r e 3'5 346 Penny. Rev. Villa Ciiliese 8 4 7 P e n n y . H e i i d i n a t r i a n g l e , C i v i t a s D u b l i n . F a i r a n d o n e p o o r. L e g e n d h a r d l y l e g i l ) i e 3 p i e c c s 848 Edward III. 1337 to 1377. Groat. Rev. Posiii, &c. Civi- t a s L o n d o n . F a i r 8 4 9 G r o a t . R e v . P o s u i , & c . C i v i t a . s L o n d o n . B e l t e r . F a i r ^'^850 Groat. Rev. Posui, &c. Civitas London. Very line 8 5 1 H a l f G r o a t s . R e v . P o s u i , & c . C i v i t a s L o n d o n . F a i r 3 pieces /''j 852 Henry IV. V. or VI. 1399 to 1461. Groat. Rev. Posui, &c. Villa Calisie. Very good ^^853 Groat. Rev. Posui, &c. Variety. Villa Calisie. Fine ^ ^^854 Half Groat. Rev. Posui, &c. Villa Calisie. Fair 8 . 5 5 — H a l f P e n n y. R e v. L o n g c r o s s . V i l l a C a l i s i e . Ve r y good ^'^'856 Henry VIII. 1509 to 1547. Groat. Struck for Ireland. See Simon, Plate 5, No. 108. Very lair 8 5 7 H a l f G r o a t . R e v . C i v i t a s C a n t o r . A r m s a n d c r o s s with shield between. W. A. Very line i ^ 858 Edward VI (Qy). A small Shilling or large Sixpence. Much worn and if of this monarch exceedingly rare ^^^859 Elizabeth. 1558 to 1003. Shilling. Mint Mark, a Key. Very good condition 860 1504. Sixpence. Rose behind the bust. Fine im pression ^ 861 1505. Threepence. Rose behind the bust. Same condition 8 6 3 1 5 8 0 . T w o p e n c e . R o s e b e h i n d t h e b u s t . V e r y f a i r 8 0 3 P e n n y . W i t h o u t r o s e . V e r y g o o d ^*^ 804 James I. 1003 to 1035. Shilling. Head to ri^lit. XII be h i n d t h e b u s t . I n v e r y f a i r c t m d i t i o n 805 Charles I. 1035 to 1049. Crown. The King ou Horseback t o r i g h t . R e v. L a r g e S h i e l d . F i n e f o r t h e p e r i o d . Scarce IiN(}LlSII SILVER colics, &C. 51 3^ 8{ifi Cliiirk's 1. iMiuuulay Threcponce. Very line Conimouwe:ilth. 1049 to lOoO. 1G53 Crown. Rev. God w i t h u s . D o u b l e S h i e l d u n d e r V . G o o d a n d v e r y scarce -3 ^3 yds W i l l i a m I I I . 1 G 0 5 t o 1 7 0 3 . 1 G 9 G C r o w n , I n fi n e c o n d i t i o n , b o l d l y s t r u c k a n d s c a r c e '^'^86!) A Farthing. Head to right. Rev. " Non devio." Shining Sun. Scarce 3 2-^870 Anna. 1702 to 1714. 1703 Crown. Vigo under bust. Head to left. In very good condition. Scarce type 2- /g871 Charles II, 1G60 to 1G85. lOGT Pattern Farthing. Head to left. Uev. Hiitimnica seated. " Quatuor Jlaria Vin- d i c o . " P r o o f . R a r e '3 George III, 17G0 to 1820. Fine Proof Crown by JMudie. Laureated Bust and Four Shields of Arms. A very rare and desirable Crown William IIII, 1830 to 1837. 1831 Fine Proof Crown, and known to all collectors to be much sought for aud exceedingly rare A F E W W A R M E D A L S . SIZE / ^^^874 1815 Georg Prinz Regent. Rev. " Ilannoverscher Tapfer- keit." " Waterloo, Jun XVIII." Fair impression 22 / 8 7 3 1 8 4 2 V i c t o r i a . H e a d t o l e f t . " C h i n a . " F a i r 2 2 / 1843 Victoria. Head to left. " Meeanee Hjalerabad." Fair 22 / 1843 Victoria. Head to left. "Hyderabad." Fair 22 / ^'^878 1855 Lii Crimea, Cannon and Flags, &c. Rev. Turkish Characters in Wreath. Pierced; otherwise fair 23 ^7 879 F i n e P r o o f E n g l i s h S h i l l i n g To k e n s ' 5 p i e c e s 2-5^880 T h r e e F i n e S h i l l i n g T o k e n s 3 p i e c e s / 6^ 881 Three Sixpenny Tokens. One line proof 3 pieces / ^5' 882 1790 Beautiful Proof Gilt Penny. Britannia Seated. On the Edging, " Rciuler unto Ciiusar the things that are Cfesars." Very rare / 6 ^ 8 8 3 Pewter Halfpenny of William iind Mary, with copper plug iu the Centre. Very rare and line 884 A Very Nice One Cent Picce of Victoria. "One Cent," iu W r e a t h , V e r y r a r e S i z e 1 3 7 52 ENOI.ISn GOLD COINS. ENGLISH GOLD COINS. 'Z' 885 Henry A''. Noble. " Henric tli Gni Hex," &c. Kcv. " Ihc u u t e m t r a n s i e n s , " & c . I n v e r y fi n e c o n d i t i o n a n d . v e i y s c a r c e ^ '^'^880 Henry VIII. A Fine Uncirculated Angel. Very rarely found i n t l i i s c o n d i t i o n ^ 887 James I. Twenty Sliilling. XX behind the Bust. Rev. Arms Crowned. Very good and rare / 'i. 888 1711 Queen Anna. Head to left. Fine Inauguration Medal. V e r y r a r e S i z e 2 2 A F E W S C O T C H C O I N S . / / 889 Robert II. 1371. Head to left. Groat, liev. A cross. " Dns Ptector ms et Liberator ms." Villa Edinburg. In the angles a spurevel of Ave points. Fair for date. Rare / / O 8 9 0 J a m e s I I . 1 4 3 7 . G r o a t . H e a d f a c i n g . K e v. A c r o s s a n d legend as above. Three pellets and an open crown in the opposite quarters. Fair and very scarce 89 1 Groat. Head facing. A variety from the preceding. Rev, Three pellets in each angle. Fair and very scarce / / ^ 892 James VI. (or 1st of England). 1567. Head to riglit. Rev. Three thistles crowned. " Nemo me impune lacessit." o 8 9 3 A r m s c r o w n e d . R e v . O p p i d i E d i n b . T h i s t l e - c r o w n e d penny. Fair ^ 8 9 4 A l e x a n d e r 3 d . 1 2 4 9 . P e n n y. H e a d t o l e f t w i t l i s c e p t r e . Rev. " Rex Scotorum." A star of six pomts in each angle. Fine and scarce 895 — - Another Penny. Very slight variety. Fair 8 9 6 A n o t h e r P e n n y. Ve r y s l i g h t v a r i e t y. F a i r ^ ^ 897 Charles 1st. XL. and XX. called 40 and 20 Cent pieces. Are not of more value than the English ten and five Cents, '''■f / c 1 m e n t i o n t h i s , a s s e v e r a l h a v e o r d e r e d t l i e s e p i e c e s under a mistaken idea of their value. In very good condition and scarce ; and Hallpenny, same design, very fair // 898 Model Id., Eighth, and Sixteenth Farthing of Victoria, scarce, and One Cash 4 pieces S I LV E R S T O R E C A 1 5 D S . 53 ^ S I LV E R S TO R E C A R D S . Copperhead size, fine and very rare in this metaTT' 6 0 899 18G3 Indian Head. Charles Kolb, 103 Market St. Restaurant ^<5^900 1803 Indian Hwid, Philip Bacli. Dry goods. 1803 ^<^"901 Ann Harbor Head. Philip Bach. Dry Goods. 1803 ^ 903903 1803 18C3 Indian Indian Head. Head. Geo. Not D. One Schmidt, Cent First Avenue Hall, 96, between 5lh and GUi Sis. Struck ovi.'r a dime 904 1803 Indian Head. John Watson, 381 Bowery, N. Y. Union Tea Store ^"^^905 Indian Head. Our Army 900 Indian Head. Our Navy ^'^'907 Indian Head. Army and Navy. Battered 908 18G4 IiK'lian Head. Eagle over Our Army 909 1804 Indian Head. Our Country, under a Shield, in Wreath 4^^ 910 Indian Head. " Penny Saved is a Penny Earned." ^^ 910* 1804 Indian Head. Union Forever over Shield 4^^-'911 1803 " The Federal Union it Must Be Preserved." Jackson on horseback. " (.)ur Union," in Wreath ^ 913 1803 Another, with plain edge ^ 1803 Head of Liberty. Army and Navy 4^ 4^-^924 General G. B. McClellan. Knickerbocker C'urrencj' 935 " United We Stand, Divided We Fall." Industry. Beehive, 1863 920 Same obverse. "Benjamin & Ilerrick, Fruit Dealers, Al bany, N. Y." 937 Same obverse. Union (Shield with supporters). 18G3 938 Liberty Cap in Rays. No Compromise witli Traitors. In Wreath 929 1804 12 Stars over the Jlonitor. Our Navy, in Wreath 930 1863 13 Stars over tlie Monitor. Unicni For Ever. 1863. Shield 931 F. Bigel (on horseback). Union For Ever. 1863. Sliield iiS" 933 Frank L. Gay. Bookseller. Prov., 11. I. Stationer, 140 Westminster St. Charnley, No. 11 Orange St., Pro vidence, R. I. ^'■^^933 Same obverse. Good for One Cent. 1803. Redeemed Union, 1803. C. in Wreath. Charnley, No. 11 Orange St., Providence, R. I. ^*^^935 Same obverse. In Wreath. Good for One Cent. 1803. Re deemed Benjamin Franklin. Broas Bros., New York. Army and Navy. In Wreath ^'"^^937 Miller & Co., Louisville. Garrett Townsend ^"^^938 Miller & Co., Louisville. George Bruclacher ^^<5"939 Made by Miller & Co. 1 Pint. Louisville. A.Weber ^*t^"940 G. Graham. Liquors. Cor. Henry and Montgomery, and C o r . B l e e c k e r a n d T e n t h S t s . N o t O n e C e n t . I n Wreath '•^'i5'T)41 James A. Luhrs. 77 Pike Slip, cor. Water St., New York. Pike Slip Shades. 1863 5^<^^942 1864 Rhode Island. First in the field. City Fruit Store. No. 4 Wcybosset St., Prov., R. I. Redeemed by Phillips ^'^^43 Skidmore Headquarters. 95 Fall St. Hotel. " D. Skidmore, Seneca Falls, N. Y." Good for One. Eagle, with a Club in its Mouth (^*<^944 A. Cavron. 313 Bowery, 102 Pitt St., N. Y. Sausages. Good for 1 Cent 945 I. Warner. 104 Barclay St., New York. Wreath, with S t a r i n t h e C e n t r e . 1 8 0 2 WASIirNGTON CARDS. 55 WASHINGTON CARDS. 940 1803 Bust of Washington. Our Union. Shield 4^<5"947 1803 The Wasliington Token. F. B. Ore. Dealer in Hard ware, Iron and Nails. ilanslieUl, O. ^'^7)48 Bust of Washington. T. Brinielow. Druggist. 433 Tliird A v e . , N . Y. M o r t a r i n c e n t r e . 1 8 G 4 . I n W r e a t h ^ ^ 949 Veiy Small Bust of Washington. In Wreath. Over 399 B'way, N. Y. 1803. I. O. U. 1 Cent. lu Wreath t> ^5^950 Same obverse. Monk's Metal Signs PAPER MONEY. CONGRESS. L . r i b u & B / / 9 5 1 1 7 7 5 M a y 1 0 t h . § 4 . F i n e 1 // 952 1775 Nov. 29th. §7, $3, ^4. Good 3 // 953 177C Feb. 17th. (3) ^ of a Dollar, ^;2. A. B. C. Fine 6 // 954 1770 May 9th. (2) §8, $7. Very good 3 //^ 955 1770 July 22d. §80, §7. Very good and 2 / ? J 9 5 0 1 7 7 0 N o v . 2 d . § 7 , § 3 . G o o d 3 /^^957 1770 Nov. 18th. Lottery Ticket. Very line 1 ' 9 5 8 1 7 7 7 M a y 3 0 t h . ' § 3 0 , § 8 , $ 7 , § 5 4 // 959 1778 Sept. 20th. $00, $50, $40, $30, $20, $7. Good 0 900 1779 Jan. 14th. $80, $05, $00, $55. $45, $35, $20, $3. All v e r y fl u e 8 MASSACHU SETTS- 901 1770 June 18th. Five Pence. Barely fair 1 902 1780 May 5th. $8, $7, $5, S4, $3, $2, and $1. All line. Cancelled . NEW HAMPSHIRE. 903 1780 April 29th. $3, $2, and $1. Barely fair. Cancelled 3 CONNECTICUT. ^ 9 0 4 1 7 7 0 J u n e 7 t h . 1 0 s . V e r y g o o d ^ /^^905 1770 June 19th. Is.Od., 9d., and Od. Good and very fine 3 ^y-f^gOO 1780 June 1st. Ss.Od. Fine 1 ^ t 5 " 9 0 7 1 7 8 0 J u l y 1 s t . 4 0 s . F i n e 1 50 PjVPER money. R H O D E I S L A N D . PIECES /S'^908 1780 May. £3, 40s., 30s., 20s., 10s., Gs., 5s., 3s., 2s.Gtl., Is., 9d., and 6d. Perfect 13 NEW YORK. QG9 1775 Aug. 2d. 8s., 2s. New York Water Works. Perfect 3 9 7 0 1 7 7 0 J a n . O i l ) . 8 s . , 4 s . N e w Y o r k W a t e r W o r k s . P e r fect 3 / 971 1770 Marcli 5lh. J of a Dollar. New York. Good 1 9 7 3 1 7 7 0 A u g . 1 4 t l i . - 8 5 . N e w Y o r k . F a i r 1 NEW JERSEY. 973 1703 Dec. 31st. Os. Perfect 1 '<3 974 17C4 April lOtli. 15s. Very poor 1 2-^^ 975 1770 Feb. 20. £3, 30s., 15s. Signed by John Hart. Very good and scarce 3 970 1770 March 25th. 13s., Os., 3s., Is.Od., and Is. Fine 5 PENNSYLVANIA. 970* 1704 June 18th. 20s., 5s., and 3d., printed by Franklin & H a l l . I n m u c h b e t t e r c o n d i t i o n t h a n I h a v e e v e r l i a d b e f o r e . V e r y r a r e 3 '3 977 1773 April 3d. Ss.Gd., Is.Od., and Is. Very fair 3 9 7 8 1 7 7 3 M a r c h 3 0 t h . O s . a n d 4 s . V e r y f a i r 2 ^ 979 Oct. 1st. 50s., 15s., 5s., 2s., and Is.Od. Good and fine 5 <4^ 980 1775 Oct. 35th. 5s., Is.Od., ls.,9d., and 4d. Very line and b a r e l y f a i r 5 / / 9 8 1 1 7 7 5 D e c . 8 t l ) . 3 0 s . V e r y l i n e 1 5^ 982 1777 April 10th (2). 20s., IGs., 12s., 8s., Os., 4s., 3s., (3) 2 s . , 9 d . , a n d O d . G o o d a n d f a i r 1 2 VIRGINIA. / ^ 9 8 3 1 7 7 0 M a y 0 t h . i i ; 4 a n d 1 3 s . G o o d a n d f a i r 2 ( o 9 8 4 O c t . 7 t h . $ 1 0 . F a i r 1 9 8 5 1 7 7 7 O c t . 2 0 t h . $ 1 5 a n d $ 1 0 . V e r y f a i r 3 4 ^ ^ 9 8 0 1 7 8 0 M a y 8 t h . $ 3 . P e r f e c t 1 ^ 9 8 7 1 7 8 0 J u l y 1 4 t h . . $ 1 0 0 , $ 8 0 , a n d $ 4 5 . F a i r 3 988 1781 March 1st. $150. A little damaged 1 P A P E K M O N E Y . 57 MARYLAND. PIECES 2 9 8 9 1 7 G 7 J a n . 1 s t . § 8 . B a r e l j ' f a i r 1 ^ 990 1774 April lOtli. $8, §0, §4, and §2^, Very fair 4 ^ ^ 991 1770 Aug. 14lh. $4, and §1. Fair o DELAWARE. i) 993 1759 June 1st. 20s. and 15s. Printed by Franklin & Hal). V e r y p o o r a n d v e r y r a r e 3 ^ 993 1770 Jan. 1st. 20s., 10s., Gs., 5r. , 4s., and 3s.(3d. All very good 6 9 9 4 1 7 7 7 M a y 1 s t . 1 0 s . a n d 5 s . V e r y g o o d a n d f a i r 2 SOUTH CAROLINA. All Scarce. 2 - 0 9 9 5 1 7 7 0 A p r i l 7 t l i . T e n P o u n d s . F a i r 1 9 9 6 1 7 7 4 A p r i l l O t l i . O n e H u n d r e d P o u n d s . F a i r 1 9 9 7 1 7 7 5 J u n e 1 s t . £ 5 0 , £ 2 0 , £ 1 0 , a n d £ 5 . Ve r y l a i r 4 998 1775 Nov. loth. £3.10, 30s., 20s., 15s., 3s.Gd. Good and f a i r 5 ^-^999 1776 Marcli Oth. £100, £50, £35, £15, £15, £1 15s. Fair and good 6 '''^1000 1770 Oct. 19tli. iJG and S4. Good and barely fair 3 ^001 Rec. 33d. $20, $8, §6, 85, $-1, $3, $3. Very good 6 6^1003 Dec. 23d. §4, $3, and §3. Only one .signature. Fine 3 < 2 - ^ 1 0 0 3 1 7 7 7 F e b . 1 4 t h . T w e n t y D o l l a r s . F i n e 1 <5"^ 1004 1778 April 10th. 20s., 15s., 10s., 5s., 3s.9d., and 3s.6d. T h e fi r s t p o o r , r e s t v e r y fi n e C /L 1005 1779 Fcl). Sth. $80, $70, $00, $50, $40. All very fine 5 ^ 1000 1090, 1775, and 1778. 20s., $40, and |3. Copies 1 agricultural and miscellaneous OTHER MEDALS. A l l fi n e , u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ''^^1007 Now .Jersey State Agricultural Medal. Copper. Fine 36 ^5^1008 S a m e i n B r a s s 3 6 /^"1009 A n o t h e r i n W h i t e M e t a l 3 0 1010 small medal, same design. Copper and W. M. 23 5 8 M I S C U L L A N H O U S MUDAI.S. ' S I 2 K < 9 1 0 11 A g r i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t y o f P h i h u l c l p l i i a . " V c u c r i i t e t h e P l o u g l i . " C o p p e r 3 3 1 0 1 3 S y r a c u s e J I f c l i a n i c ' s A s s o c i a t i o n . C o i i p e r 3 9 tJ 1013 AgricuUunil and Horticultural Fair. Sacraiiicuto City. W. M. 33 ^^1014 Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibition, yacraniento City. W. :M. 34 ^^1015 Mechanic Institute of San Francisco. Good. Copper 28 4^^1016 St. Louis Agricultural and Meclianic Association. 185G. C o p p e r 2 4 ^1017 Union Agricultural Society of Kidgeway and Shelby, N. Y. VVT M. 38 c3^1018 New York Slate Agricultural Socioty. Copiier 30 1019 Maine Charitaljle ^Mechanic Inst., and Maryland lust. C. sizes 30 and 17. Copiier 4^^1030 Essex County Institute, New Jersey. Brass 36 1 0 2 1 Y o n k e r s H o r t i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t y . C o p p e r 3 0 ^ 1033 Hartford Coiinty Agricultural Society. VV. M. 34 1 0 3 3 A m e r i c a n I n s t i t u t e , N e w Y o r k . C o p p e r 3 3 ^^ 1034 American Institute, New Yoik. Plated 33 ^<^"l03i5 Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations. New York C o p p e r ' 3 0 •^^"1020 1853 Large Exhibition Medal of the Industry uf all Na tions. New York. In W. M. ' 47 />5" 1037 1853 Bi.ildiug. Kev. "The First Pillar was Erected" & c . V V . M . N e w Y o r k ' 3 . 3 1038 1853 Building. Kev. Liberty seated, liolding pole with lib erty cap. N. Y. " In Unitate Natiouuui," &c B r a s s . P i e r c e d . P o o r ' ^ 8 1029 1853 Another in White Metal Very tine. N. Y. 38 /^ 1030 Another Building. Kev. Flags of all Nations, js] y VV. M. Good . o(j /^ lOol Small Erie Canal Medal. VV. M. Proof. Scarce 38 1033 Chicago Exposition. Two varieties. W. iM. Fine 30 1033 Cincinnati Exposition. Five varieties. Small W M Fine • / 6 *"1034 New York Croton Aqueduct Medal. W. M. Good 33 MISCELLAXEOU!? MEDALS. 59 SIZE /r1035 1805 Medal in Coiniuemoriition of tlie GrauA Parade of tlie Pliihulclpliia Fire Departmeut 33 / ^) 1030 Another, in White Metal. Proof 33 6 1037 Dauiel Wel)ster. " Liberty, Union," &c. Copper aud A V . M . T h e l a t t e r s o m e w h a t w o r n 3 0 6 1038 Another Head. Three iMedals. Varieties in Copper 18 u 1039 S a m e o b v e r s e . P o u r M e d a l s . V a r i e t i e s i n B r a s s 1 8 6' 1040 S a m e o b v e r s e . F i v e M e d a l s . V a r i e t i e s i n W . M . 1 8 y 1041 Major General Anthony "Wayne. Head to left. Rev. Brandywine, &c. 33 s-1043 T h e s a m e . I n B r a s s a u d W h i t e M e t a l 3 3 6-1043 N a s s a u W o r k s , i n B r o o k l v n . C o p p e r a n d W. M . 3 3 > 1044 T h e s a m e . I t i S i l v e r . S c a r c e i n t h i s M e t i i l 2 3 1045 1770 Continental Currency. Dickeson's Copy. Copper and W. M. 34 " Per.sevcr.indo." Beaver giniwing a tree. Kev. " Con 1040 f e d e r a t i o n . " I n C o p p e r a n d W . M . 3 4 1047 "Exitus en dubio est." Eagle and Stork. Rev. Con tinental Currency and Perseveraudo. Copper and W. M. 34 ^1048 1775 " Perseverando," &c. Rev. " Continental Currency," &c. 34 ^1019 1778 "Confederation." Rev. "Continental Currency," &c. Different 34 /2> 1050 Thirteen Sporting Tokens. Ob. 1844. Hope under 13 Stars. All different reverses. In Nickel. Fair and scarce 18 1051 Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, &c. Rev. Masonic Emblems. In Silmr. Rare 33 ^ ' ^ ' 1 0 5 3 A n o t h e r i m p r e s s i o n . I n C o p p e r 3 3 £.5""1053 Dr. E. R.Kane. Head to right. Rev. Born, &c. Copper 34 " (3 1054 "Louis Kossuth, the Washington of IluiigMry." Aud " Nothing is impossilile to him that will." Seven Tokens, all different. In Copper aud Brass. Fine a n d f a i r o n l y 1 8 // 1055 Medal of Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. Florence. Rev. " Park v J T h e a t r e , " & c . W . M . 2 7 G O M i s c E i . i - A N E o r s MP:DAI,S 1056 Edwin Forrest. Head to left. Kev. " Rose by liis own e f f o i l s . " W . 5 1 . 2 0 ^1057 Another Head. Rev. No pleasure can exceed tlie Smoking of tlie weed. W. M. 18 <■5'1058 Same obverse. Five Medals. All different reverses. y W . M . 1 8 2.5"1059 "Gallery of American Traitors." Rev. Ten different n a m e s . V e r y f a i r 2 3 ^ lOGO Denmark. Two 20, 10, and 5 Cent Silver Pieces. Very good 4 pieces /y 1061 1816 George 111. Stiver of Colony of Oemarary. Very good 0 1002 A Two Cent Piece of Charles I. of England. Rev. Two C's crossed. " Fidei Defensor." Fine and very scarce /^ 106;i 1848 and '77 Two Pieces of Dominicana. M ''id an Con- t a v o . I n B r a s s . T h e l a t t e r u n c i r c u l a t e d ^ ^"1004 1836 Aiitigua Farthing, Stg. Fine and scarce 1065 1845 Contessiono of Republic of Paraguay. Very good 1 ^ 1066 1848 Ilungarian Penny. Very good 1067, " For the Constitution, Hurra." Kev. " Whigs of N. York Victorious." " Les trois jours." April 8, 9, 10, t 1 8 3 4 . B r a s s . V e r y f a i r . S c a r c e 6^ 1068/ 1834 "Glorious Whig Victory." Liberty Cap and Rays. X R e v. " F e l l o w C i t i z e n s , S a v e y o u r C o n s t i t u t i o n . " j^rass^ Very good. Scarce 1069 1800 John Bell. Head to right. Kev. The Constitution and the Union, &c. Silver. Rare in this Metal 18 1070 1776 He is a Freeman whom the Truth makes Free. Kev. Sabbath School Jubilee, 4th July, 187^. Fine Sil ver. Scarce End of Second Day's Sale. T H I R D D A Y ' S S A L E . B A S E P R O O F S E T S . ^ 1 0 7 1 1 8 0 4 1 a m i 2 C e n t P i e c e s 3 3 ^ " " 1 0 7 2 1 8 0 5 2 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n I P i e c e s 3 > ^ • ^ " 1 0 7 3 1 8 0 0 1 , 2 , 3 a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 4 /^S^1074 1807 1, 2, 3, and 5 Cent Picces 4 ^ " ^ ^ 1 0 7 5 1 8 0 8 1 , 2 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 4 1 0 7 0 1 8 0 9 1 , 2 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 4 1 0 7 7 1 8 7 0 1 , 2 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 4 < ^ > ^ ^ 1 0 7 8 1 8 7 1 1 , 3 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 4 5 ^ 5 ^ 1 0 7 9 1 8 7 2 1 , 2 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i c c e s . 4 / Sf'^lOSO 1873 1, 2, 3, and 5 Cent Pieces fc 4 4 ^ ' ^ 1 0 8 1 1 8 7 4 1 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 3 1 0 8 2 1 8 7 5 1 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 3 \ o 8 3 1 8 7 0 1 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t i P i t c e s 3 ^ * ^ 1 0 8 4 1 8 7 7 1 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 3 1 0 8 5 1 8 7 8 1 , 3 , a n d 5 C e n t P i e c e s 3 U. S. CENTS. 4^ ^'^1080 1793 Chain Cent. Been tooled 6*'1793 Cliain Cent. Ameri. type. Also been tooled 6""^^1088 1793 Wrcatli Cent. One llnndi'ed for a Dollar. Been tooled ^'^^'^1089 l'i'93 Wreath Cent. A variety. Some edging. Been tooled £-51090 1798 Wrcatli Cent. A variety. Stars and Stripes. Very little tooled t 02 U. a. CENTS. '5^^1091 1793 Wreath Cent. A variety. Hair rubbeel. Not tooled. ^^ '^'^1093 1793 FLiberty a i r Cap Cent. Broken die. Been tooled 1093 1794 A fair impression only ^>5^1094 1797 An uncirculated Cent. Very desirable. A small piece out of the plauchet 5^ 1090 1798 Fair impression jQOQ ;^79Q Y(.,.y altered Cent. Very deceptive 2. <^5^1097 1800 Struck over 1799 Cent. Very good and scaice 1098 1801 Pair impression, but black / 1802 Very good impression. But little circulated '^^"llOO 1804 Perfect die. Head rul)bed, but Liberty and date good ^ 1101 1800 Fair only for this date ^ ^*^^1102 1810 Fine for this date. A very trille circulated. Black color 2- 1103 1814 Crossed 4, uncirculated ^ 1104 1814 Plain 4, uncirculated 1105 1819 Small date, Very fine red Cent ^^ 1100 1820 Very good impression. Slightly smeared ^-^1107 1827 Fair Cent. Boldly struck. Black ^ 1108 1827 Another rather better. Light color 1109 1828 Fine Cent, but little circulated 1110 1829 A fine Cent, but little circulated ^ 1111 1834 Very fair Cent 1112 1835 Small Stars. Fair. Black color 1113 1845 Fine Cent barely circulated 1114 1840 Not quite as fine 1115 1847 A very fine Cent, head a trifle smeared S'^^lllO 1848 Fine Cent very little circulated Z^^WYl 1849 Nearly as fine condition ^^*1118 1857 Small date; fair condition HALF CENTS. 1119 1793 Barely fair and pierced *^^^^1120' 1794 Barely fair impression 4 ^ ^ ' 11 2 1 1 7 9 5 T h i c k a n d t h i n d i e . B a r e l y f a i r 3 p i e c e s 1122 1797. Barely fair impression U. S. CKNTS. 63 2. 1124^^18031123 1800 Very Fair fair impression. impression Scarce and rare ^ 1125 1804 Very good impression 1136 180G Fine impression . ^ 1127 1807 and 1808 Fair and barely lair 1138 1800 Uncirciilateil impression '^'^'^1139 1810 Much circulated but rare ^'''1130 1811 Unusually fine impression; struck from the original die while in the possession of the late IVIr. Mickley ^ ^ 1131 1835 Very fine impression / ^ 1132 1836 Nearly as fine 1133 1828 Uncirculated and bright red 6 ^ 1134 1828 Five Stars Facing. Very good and scarce ^ ^ 1135 1829 Very fair impression 11 3 6 1 8 3 2 V e r y g o o d i m p r e s s i o n / c3 ^ 1137 1833 Red. Proof impression. Fine and scarce 4^'^ 1138 1834 Very fine impression. Ked ^ ^ 1139 1835 Very fine impression. Red / 1140 1851 Fine impression 2-^^ 1141 1858 Vejy fine impression 11 4 2 1 8 5 4 V e r y fi n e i m p r e s s i o n 2^^ 1143 1855 Very fine impression / '^^1144 1856 Very fine impression; almost proof 1145 1857 Very fine impression ^ 1146 1803, '5, '6 '9, '49, and'50. Six Half Cents. Poor 6 pieces CONTINUATION OF PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. A B R A H A M LINCOLN. All fine, unless otherwise described. ^ 1147 Head to right. " Abraham Lincoln, 1864." Rev. Born, Assassinated," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 14 ^ 1148 Obv. Same. Rev. " Our Country and Our Flag," &c. Stand of arms. Copper, Brass, and W. AI. . 14 2-^ 1149 Tbree-qnarter face, " Abram Lincoln, Free Land," &c. Rev. Eagle. " Union of the States." Brass 14 64 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. / SIZE 1150 Head to left. No inscription. Rev. " Abraham Lincoln, iVlartyr to Liberty, loth April, 18G5." Oval. Silvei- 15 (0 /j 1 1 5 1 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r o n z e d 1 5 1 1 5 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s , P l a i n e d g e 1 5 1 1 5 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s . M i l l e d e d g e 1 5 -^•^^1154 Head to left. " For President Abraham Lincoln of 111." Rev. Head of Breclcenridgo, Bell, Doughis, Lincohi, " Wealth of the South." President's lionse, &c. All d i f f e r e n t C o p p e r 1 1 p i e c e s 1 4 1155 Obv. Same. Rev. President's house. Head of Bell, &c. 5 v a r i e t i e s . B r a s s 1 4 ^ 1156 Obv. Same. Rev. President's house, &c. 3 varieties. Sil vered. 1 pierced 14 1 1 5 7 H e a d t o l e f t . " A b r i i l i a m L i n c o l n f o r P r e s i d e n t . " R e v . A Star, Eagle, Flags, &c. Brass, and Silvered. 3 pierced 14 o '^<'^1158 Head to right. " Abraham Lincoln President," &(;. "As sassinated by the Plotters of Treason," &c. Rev. " M a r t y r f o r L i b e r t y. " A M o n u m e n t , & c . S i l v e r. V e r y r a r e i n t h i s m e t a l 1 4 ^ 1159 Same as above. Brass, W. M., and Silvered 14 r. y ^ WQQ Head to riglit. "Abraham Lincoln Natus," &c. Rev. " W i d e A w a k e s , " & e . S i l v e r 1 2 1 1 6 1 S a m e a s : i b o v e . C o p p e r , B r a s s , a n d N i c l c e l 1 2 ^ 1162 Obv. Same. Rev. " The Hannibal of America," &c. Cop per, Brass, W. M., and Nickel 12 1163 Hca.l to left. "Lincoln and Liberty." Rev. "Good for A n o t h e r H e a t . " B r a s s . P i e r c e d . F a i r 1 2 ^ 1164 Head to right. "Abraham Lincoln, 1864." Rev. Head o f K r a n k l i n . B r a s s a n d C o p p e r 1 2 (it 1165 Ob. Same. Rev. Head of Washington ; " Born," &c. C o p p e r a n d W . M . 1 3 ^ ^ 1166 Ob. Same. Rev. Stand of Arms. 1864. Silver 13 ^ 1167 Same as above. Brass and W. M. 13 ^ 1168 Same as above, W. M. Very thick. Plancliet 13 ^ 1169 Head to left. " Abralium Lincoln, tlie Gieat States man and Beloved President." Rev. " His Memory i s E n s h r i n e d , " & c . C o p p e r . P i e r c e d 1 3 presidentiaij and roi.iTiCAL medals. 65 SIZE 1170 Head to right. " Abrtiliam Lincoln, Natus," &i\ Rev. Robbing, Royce & Hard's Card. Copper, Brass, Nickel and W. M. 13 ^ 1171 Ob. Same. Rev. Head of Washington. "Represented by Wm. Le.-ijgett Bramhall." Copper, Brass, Nickel and W. M. 12 O 1173 Head to left. " Ab. Lincoln, President." Rev. Eagle. 1804. " Liberty for all." Brass, Nickel and W. M. 13 ^/L 1173 Ob. Same. Rev. Different, Brass, Copper and Nickel. 4 pieces 13 ^ 1174 Head to left. Surronnded by 13 i=tars. " 1864." Rev. " O. K."in a wreath of links. Copper and Brass 13 i5'"117i'5 Ob. Same. Rev. Diflerent. Brass, Copper and Nickel 4 pieces 13 ^ 1170 Ob. Same. Rev. Different, Brass, Copper and Nickel 4 pieces 13 ^""1177 Head to right. Surrounded by 35 stars. " 1804." Rev. " L i n c o l n a n d U n i o n . 3 v a r i e t i e s . B r a s s a n d C o p p e r 3 p i e c e s 1 3 ^ 1178 Six varieties. Small Lincoln Medalets. Brass and C o p p e r 1 3 ^ 1179 Head to left. " 1864." 13 stars. Rev. '• Abraham Lin coln, Freedom, Justice, Truth, 1805." Silvered. Pierced 8 131180 Head to right. Rev. " Born, Assassinated," &c. 13 f f 1181 Same as above. Cojiper and Bronzed 3 pieces 13 ^ 1182 Ob. same. Rev. "Abraham Lincoln, an Honest Man," & c . S i l v e r 1 3 1183 Ob. same. Rev. Head of Grant to right. Silw)- 13 3^1184 Ob. same. Rev. Head of Washington. Born, &c. Silver 12 1185 Ob. same. Rev. Head of Washington. No Inscription. S i l v e r 1 3 1 1 8 6 S a m e a s a b o v e . C o p p e r a n d W . M , 1 3 ^ ^ 1187 Ob. same. Rev. Broken Column. Silver 13 ^ 1 1 8 8 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r o n z e d 1 3 ^ 1189 Imitation Cameo. Head of Lincoln. Oblong 13 (3C PKESinKNTI AL ANO I'OI.ri'IC A L MKDALS. G E O R G E B . M c C L E L L A N . ^ SIZE 2-,5 1190 Head to left. George B. McClellan. " Entered according to Act of Congre-s-s," &c. Kev. -'The Union and t l i e C o n s t i t u t i o n , " & c . W . ^ I . S i l v e r e d 4 0 1 1 9 1 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r o n z e d 4 0 3<5"~1193 Head lo left. Maj.-Gen. Geo. B. McClollan. Kev. " Siege o f Yo r k t o w n , H a n o v e r C . n . , " & c . I n W r e a t h . W. JI. 32 /^1193 Head to left. Geo. B.• IMeClellan, Major-Gen., U. S. A. R e v . " A m o r e P a t r i t e B e l l i g e r u m . " W . M . 2 8 5'"1194 Head to left Antietani, Sep. 1802. Rev. " Cheat IMonn- t i i i i i , Y o r k t o w n , " & c . W . j M . P i e r c e d 2 4 1195 Head to left. Maj.-Gen., &c. Rev. " Nec Qucrere," &c. . B r o n z e d 2 2 8^1196 Tliree-quarter Face. Maj.-General IMeClellan. Rev. Eagle. " One Pl;ig and One Union," &c. In W r e a t h . S i l v e r 2 2 ^ 1197 Same as above. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 22 ^ 1198 Ob. same. Rev. " War of 1801, '02, '03, '04. 3 varieties. C o p p e r a n d W . M . 2 2 1199 Head to left. In Wreath. Major-General, &o. Rev. Eagle. The Union and Constitution, &c. Bronzed 21 1200 Obv. Same. Rev. "We can Ask no Higher Honor," &c. Bronzed 21 ■ ^ 1201 Obv. Same. Three different reverses. W. M. 21 / <^ 1202 Three-quarter face. " Miij. Gen. Geo. B. McClellan," &c. Rev. Eagle. " .My Country I am Sworn," &c. W. jNI. 22 ^3(^^1203 Head to right. " Major General G. B. McClellan, 1804." Rev. " The People's Choice," &c , in Sliield. Silver 20 < 5 ^ 1 2 0 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s 2 0 1205 Obv. Same. Rev. "The People's Choice, &c., 1804," in S h i e l d . C o p p e r a n d N i c k e l 2 0 1200 Obv. Same. Rev. Head to left in Wreatli. " Mnj. Gen.," &c. Copper, Nickel, and W. M. 20 '^'^1207 Plead to left in Wreath. '"Maj. Gen. Geo. B. McClellan." Rev. " Tiie People's Clioice," &c., in ShieKi. Cop per, Nickel, and W. M. 30 /^^^1208 Obv. Same. Rev. "The People's Choice, &c., 1804," in S h i e l d . S i l v e r . 2 0 ^ 1209 Same as above. Brass, Nickel, and W. M. 20 rUESIDKNTlAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 67 /T SIZE 1210 lluiicl to left. "Maj. Gon. Gc'o. B. JlcClellan, U. S. A." Kev. " The Hope of the Nation," iu Wreath. Cop per, W. M.,and iSilvered 20 1 2 11 O b v. S a m e . K e v. AV r e a t h . " F i r s t i n t h e H e a r t s o f h i s ^ ^1212 Head Sto o left. l d i e "Major r s . " General,"B &c., r o n AVar z e d of 1881." 2 0 Kev. Blank. Brass, and AV. M. 19 ^ 1218 Heatl to left. " Geo. B. McClellan for President, 1864." K e v . S t a n d o l A r m s U . S . B r a s s 2 0 1214 Head to left. " McClellan and Pendleton, Democratic," &c. Kev. " The Constitution as It Is," &c. Cop per, Biass, and W. ]\I. 20 1215 Head to left. " Maj. Gen.," &c. Kev. Monitor, &c. Cop- p e r , a n d \ V . M . 3 p i e c e s 1 8 '^^1216 1'ive small Meduluts. Varieties. Brass, Copper, &c. 121T Five smaller Medalets. Varieties. Brass, Copper, and Gill ^ 1218 Head to h'ft. " For President Geo. B. McClellan." Rev. " For Vice-Pj-esident Andrew Johnson," Mule l ) i e c e . C o i ) p e r 1 2 ^ 1219 Pull< .ind D.tllas. Heads facing-. Kev. " Success will C r o w n o u r E f f o r t s . " AV. M . P i e r c e d 2 8 1220 eJanies K. PolU. Head to left. Kev. George M, Dallas. Head to left. Pierced. Poor. AV. M. 36 c5 1221 Head ol Polk to left. " Young Hickory." "Press On ward," &c. Kev. Head ot Dallas. "Dallas and V i c t o r y . " & c . W . 3 1 . P o o r . P i e r c e d 2 4 ^ 1223 James K. Polk. Head to right. Rev, a Star and " Polk a n d D a l l a s . " Te x a s . J j e a d . P o o r b u t s c a r c e 1 8 <2-^ 133:j James K. Polk. Head to right. Rev. " James K. Polk, Geo. Jr. Dallas." Star in'centre. Campaign Badge 18 0 1234 General F. Pierce. Head to left. Kev, " United we Sland," &c. Eagle on Shield, "Our Country ^ R i g h t o r W r o n g , C o p p e r 2 6 S 1 , 2 5 S a m e a s a b o v e , AV " . j \ [ . P r o o f 2 6 {;~132fi Three-quarter" Pierce Pace.and King, " Gen. The Franklin People's Pierce," Choice." &c. Brass, Rev. Copper, and AV. M., Silvered 4 pieces 18 9 68 presidentiaIj ai^d political medals. SIZE <$"1227 Head to right. " Gen. Franklin Pierce," &c. Rev. "For P r e s i d e n t , " & c . B r a s s 1 6 ^-^ 1228 Head to left. " Major Gen. Winlield Scott." Kev. "A G a l l a n t a n d S k i l l f u l H e r o , " & c . C o p p e r 2 G ^ 1229 Same as above. W. M. Thick planchet 26 <^'^1230 Head to left, in Wreath. "General Winlield Scott." Rev. " Noniuated by the Baltimore Convention," 1852. Queenstown, &c. W. M. 22 <^1331 Head to left. " Major-Gen. Win. Scolt." Rev. "United We Stand," &c. Copper, Brass and W. M. 20 ^ 1232 Ob. same. Rev. " How are You Jonathan." " Our Next President," &c. Varieties. AV. M. 20 i5'"i233 Head to left. "Maj.-Gen." &c. Rev. Scott Wounded, Lundy's Lane. Copper, Brass, and Silvered 18 6''1234 Three-quarter face. " Lieut.-General AVinfield Scott." R e v . " B o r n , D i e d . " W . M . 2 0 1235 Two varieties Brass Scott Metlalets. 1 pierced <5"" 1230 [I. Seymour. P. P. Blair. Heads to right. Rev. " National Democratic Candidates, 1809-1873." W. M. Proof 24 1237 H. Seymour. P. E. Blair. Heads to right. Lead. Trial piece. No reverse 24 1338 Seymour and Blair, 1868. Heads to left. Rev. "General Amnesty, Uniform Currency," &c. in wreath. Sil v e r p r o o f 1 8 <^*^1239 Same as above. Brass, Copper, W. M. and Silvered. 1 pierced 18 1240 Three-quarter face. "Seymour and Blair." Rev. " W h i t e M e n t o G o v e r n . " A V . M . 3 0 6* 1241 Horatio Seymour. Head to right. Rev. Head of Wash ington. Chas. K. Warner's Card, Copper, Brass and W. M. Proof 18 1342 Ob. same. Rev. " Democratic Candidate," &c. Copper, B r a s s a n d W . M . P r o o f 1 8 /!;'i343 Head to left. "Horatio Seymour, 1868." Rev. Eagle a n d F l a g s . C o p p e r , B r a s s a n d W . M . 1 3 1244 Head to riglit. No inscription. Rev. "For President, Horatio Seymour, 1868 " in wreath. Copper, B r a s s a n d W . M . 1 p i e r c e d 1 3 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS, b9 . SIKE // 1245 " Hon. Thomas Swann, Mayor of the City of Bait. 18S6." Head to left. W. M. 38 /^ 134G '■ William H. Seward, Our Next Governor." Rev." The Glory and Pride of our Country," &c. and another. V e r y fi n e 1 7 ^ 1247 Head to right. " Take Care of My Civil Rights Bill." Rev. "In Memory of Clias. Sumner. Born," &c. C o p p e r a n d W . ] \ I . 1 3 ^^ 1248 Head to left. Major-Genl. Z. Taylor. Rev. " I Ask no ^ 1349 SameFavors,'' as above. W. M. &c. Proof. Thick Bronzed planchet 26 26 1250 Ob. same. Rev. " The Wealth of a Nation," &c. W. M. Proof 26 1251 Ob. same. Rev, A Wreath. No Inscription. Bronzed 26 1 2 5 2 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . 3 6 1353 Head to right, Major-Geu. Zach. Taylor. Rev. "ALit- tie More Grape," &c. Copper and W. M. 31 ^ 1254 Head to left. Maj.-Gen. Zach. Taylor. Rev. " Fort Har r i s o n , O k e e - c i i o - b e e , " & c . B r a s s . F a i r 1 9 ^■^ 1355 Same as above. W. M. Very line 19 ^ 1256 Five varietie;:. Taylor Mcdalets. Bniss. 3 pierced <^^257 Martin Van P.uren and J3emocracy. Head to left. Rev. Eagle with Scales, &c. " Our Principles," cVc. W. M. Poor. Pierced 8!i 1358 Ob. same. Rev. A Uniform and Sound Currencj'. W.M. Pierced 28 / >. 1259 M. Van Buren. Hea 3 picccR 20 13G3 Martin Van Buren. Tlie Fearless Democrat. Head to left. Rev. "Born, U. S. St'nutor," &c. Bras?, Copper, and W. M. 21 0 1264 Six varieties. Van Bnren Medaiets. Brass and Copper. Pierced 70 PRESIDENTrAL AXn POMTrCAl, MEnAI.S. SIZK 1265 " Samuel J. Tihlen, For President," &c. Three-quartei f a c e . R e v. H e a d o f H e n d r i c k s , F o r V i c e , & c . Copper. Pierced 30 1306 " S. J. Tilden, for President." An oblong Campaign Badge. \V. jNI. 1207 " W. A. Wheeler, for Vice-President." Head to right. Rev. " Rutherford B. Haji^cs, for President," &c. H e a d , " C e n t e n n i a l A m e r i c a . " C o p p e r 2 0 1 2 6 8 S a m e a s a b o v e . S i l v e r e d a n d W . M . P i e r c e d 2 0 / 1269 " Gulian C. Verplanck, Our Ne.vt Gov'nr." Rev. Eagle. " A F a i t h f u l F r i e n d , " & c . B r a s s 1 7 S I L V E R T O K E N S S T R U C K D U R I N G T H E WA R , A N D S O M E O N Q U A R T E R DOLLARS. All fine. SIZB 3'^ 1270. 1863 Bearded head. Rev. " Gustavus Lindenmuller, New Y o r k . " A M i i g i n w r e a t h 1 6 3'-^ 1271 Same obverse. Rev. " Gustavus Lindenmneller." "Odeon" in wreath 16 ^"^1273 1863 Indian head. Stars. Rev. "J. J. Dielil, Undertaker, 183 Essex St., New York. A Coflin in a wreath 16 1863 Indian head. " V. Benner, Ch. Bendiuger." Rev. " Importers of Wines and Liquors, No. 21, Ave, A . " B o t t l e i n a w r e a t h . 1 6 ^*^1274 Henry Montz. Orpheus Hall. Rev. " A Token of the War for the Union, 1863" c3''^1275 " Christopher Karl, 42 Avenue A, New York." Lyre in wreath. Rev. Crowned female figure, with Flag, ^ & c . 1 6 ^ 1376 " A. J. Henning, Die Sinker and Engraver." Rev. "87 F u l t o n S t . , N . Y . , " i n w r e a t h 1 6 ■^<^1277 1802 ''J. Ij- Bode, Birdstuft'cr," Head of Slag. Rev. "Bohemian Fancy Glasswork, 10 N. Wiiliam St., N. Y. 10 S I L V E E S T O R E C A K D S . 71 S I L V E R S T O R E C A R D S . All fine, and. a good many very rare in this metal. SIZE Arseiiiil U. S. Building. Rev. " United States of Amuricn." Liberty Cap surroundrd qy rays. Scarce 18 <^"^1379 Same oliverse. Rev. " U. S. Armory, e.stablislied b}' Act o f C o n g r e s s i n 1 7 9 4 , " & c . S c a r c e 1 8 1380 Same building, but Sun shining over it. Rev. Same as preceding. Rare 18 «^'<^1381 Same obverse. Rev. Building with the shining Sun. Rare 18 / J'L 1383 Bcstor's Card. Rev^' Washington on horseback. Rare in Silmr {J 'i v '. . ! \y 57-r- 32 6^^ 1283 Baltimore, Lord. Idler's copy of the only piece yet known to collectors 14 1284 Carrington & Co., 78 Broadway. The Havana Express. Rev. " The General Purchasing Agency," &c. 20 6'-^ 1285 Curtis, John K., Jeweller and Numismatist. Rev. The Antiquary 30 - A variety. <^'^1286 Watchmaker, &c. Rev. Head of John Allan 20 cJ^^1387 Chnhbuck, S. W. Manufacturer and Dealer in Telegraph Chemicals, and Philosophical Apparatus, Utiea, N. Y. Rev. Morse's Telegraph Alphabet, Verv scarce in Silver 30 ^ 1 3 8 8 Struck over a Spanish Quarter Dollar. A Sheafof Wheat. Rev. No. 7 Grand Division St., Troy N. Y. ^^'''1389 Edward Cogan, Coin Dealer, 48 N. Tenth St., Philadel phia. Rev. 1800 in wreath 13 1390 Edward Cogan. Another impression, but milled edge 13 / ^5^291 Edward Cogan, Dealer ia Books, Coins, Medals and Engravings, 1859, Philadelphia. Rev. George Washington. Head to right. Only eighteen struck when the dies were stolen. Very rare 30 ^3 1393 Dickeson's Coin and Medal Safe. Rev. George Wash ington. " Security." Head to right. Proof 30 ^01393 1800 Farmers' and Mechanics'Life Insurance Co., New York. Rev. "One hundred thousand dollars de posited with the New York State Insurance De partment." Barely fair 30 \ 7 2 S I L V E R S T O K E C A R D S . O SIZE 1294 18G0 Hill, E., Dealer in Coins, Medals, Minci-als, &c. R e v. " V i r t u e , L i b e r t y a n d I n d e p e n d e n c e " 1 8 ^^^1205 Same obverse. Rev. " Pa tripe Pater, 1732." Head of Wasliington IH ^^"1290 - Same obverse. Rev. " No pleasure can exceed the smok i n g o f t i l e w e e d . " A m a n . ' s m o k i n g 1 8 '2-5"129T •• Same obverse. Rev. " F. C. Key & Sons, Die Sinkers a n d M e d a l i s t s , 1 3 3 A r c h S t . , P h i l a d a . " 1 8 3<^12981' Same obverse. a n d Rev. Reverse t i i e of Lovett's D o l pCard h i n of Cupid 1 8 / j^gQQ Horter, Charles D., 178 William Street, New York, Die Sinkers and Engraver Medals, Seal Stamp and Letter Cutter. Rev. •' Erected 1860." Building. • ' 1 7 8 W i l l i a m S t . , N . Y . " S c a r c e I G 1301 Idler, W., Dealer in Coins, &c. Rev. Bust of Washington to right 13 1 3 0 2 K e y & S o n s , F. C . , D i e S i n k e r s , & c . R e v. H e a d o f D a n i e l W e b s t e r t o r i g h t 1 8 1303 Same obverse. Rev, " 1733, Patri® Pater." Head of Washington to left 18 '^''^1304 Another variety. Rev. " We all have our hobbies " 18 3 <^-'1305 Another variety. Rev. " 1732, Patriaj Pater." Head of Washington to left , 18 3^>^130G Another variety. Rev. Head of Daniel Webster to right 18 1307 Lovett, Geo. H., Die Sinker, &e. Rev. John Bull and B r o t l i e r J o n a t h a n . V e r y r a r e i n S i l v e r 2 0 1308 Lovett, Geo. H., Stone Seal Engi'aver and Medalist, New York. B. Franklin. Head to left 18 ■^ 1309 Lovett, J. D., Cortlandt Street, N. Y., Engraver. Rev. Wedding and Visiting Cards, Seals, Dies, Jewelry, &c. engraved IG 1310 Lovett, R. Jr., Engraver and Die Sinker, 18G0. Rev. " Metallic Business' Cards, Philadelphia, 200 So. 5lh S t r e e t " 1 2 "^'■^ISll Long, William W., Nos. 370, 378, and 380 So. 3rd St., Philada. A well known and interesting card. Very r a r e i n / S i l v e r 1 8 1312 Miller & Co., H., Die Sinkers, Engravers, and Brand C u t t e r s . V e r y r a r e i n t h i s m e t a l 2 1 \ S I L A ^ E I l S T O R E C A R D S . 7 3 SIZE 1313 Mulligiin, IL, Importers of Watches, &c., 444 N. 2n(.l St., Pliiliidelphia 20 1 3 1 4 S a m e a d d r e s s , & c . V e r y r a r e v a r i e t y 1 3 1315 Mobile Jockey Club. j\Iembi'rs'Medal. " Not irausfer- r a b l e . " 1 8 5 3 . P r o o l ' 1 7 1 3 1 0 S a m e o b v e r s e . K e v. " W e a l l h a v e o u r h o b b i e s . " P r o o f 1 7 1317 Miller & Co., M. II., Hatters, 257 Main Str., Memphis, Tenn. Kev. Composition Spiel Marke. Scarce 17 131S Marshall, M. L., Variety Store, Oswego, N. Y. '-Dealer i n B e r l i n W o o l s , " & c . 1 7 ^^^1319 Metropolitan Insurance Company. Kev. "Marine and F i r e , C a p i t a l § 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 , " & c . 1 8 ^ y6'iQ " Mount Holly Paper Co., Mt. Holly Springs, Pa." Rev. 18G0 in wreath. Struck by Edward Cogau. Very rare 13 ^■=5 1321 " New York S. D. & Co." Square silver piece 14 1333 Olcott & Brother, " Manftrs of Locomotive Head Lights, i L fy ^ Kochester, N. Y." Been polished. Milled edge 18 f ^ ^ 1333 " Preissler, Louisville, Kentucky." Kev. " Soda AVater," surrounded bj- stars. Two arrows bound by a scroll. In very small letters, " H. Jliller & Co., Lou. K." Kare ] 3 ^ 1334 Prentice, P. Mining Company, 20 Pine St., New York, Kev. " First produced by mill process in the Pah- ranagat mining district, Nevada, Jau'y. 1867." V e r y r a r e " V w U ) a , « . . 2 q 1335 Kobiuson, Allied S., " Banker, Numismatist, &c." Rev. " Value me as you please." Deer standing in cen tre. Proof • 18 ^326 ^ Kickett's Circus. Shield. An arm with a knife, on the shield. A rare card and difficult to meet with in ' S i l v e r 1 8 c3o5"i327 Kabm, Louis, 178 William St., N. Y., Coppei'smith, all kinds of Copper and Brass AVork. Kev. Horter's Building. Rare 16 <^<^1338 Ross, Albert, Druggist, corner of Central Avenue and 8lh Street, Cincinnati. Rev. Mortar, &c. ^^<^^1330 Randall & Co., Monument, Bait. Square. Rev. Mineral W a t e r . C i t y H o t e l 1 0 7 4 S r i A ' E K S T O K E C A l t U S . 2-^ ^ 1330 Sliiiipless 15roth(;rs, Dry• Goods, N. AV. conicr ot 8tliSIZE and Clicstuuf Sis. Uare 18 ^ 1331 Soulsby, Hobevt. Voux Hall. Rev. Eagle. Baltimore 13 1333 Squire & Sons, Lewis L., Ship Chandlers, &c., 383 Front St., New York. Rev. " Dealers in Anchors," &c. V e r y r a r e 1 8 ^-^1333 Woodgate & Co. Importers of Brandies, Wines, Gins, 83 Water St, New York. ISCO. Rev. "Virtue, L i b e r t j ' , a n d I n d e p e n d e n c e " 1 8 ^ 1334 Same obverse. Rev. -'No pleasure can exceed the Smok- in^^t the Weed." A Man Smoking. Very rare 1335 , Same obvtrse. R(i.v.»,^{eprestd. by J. N. Le\n^. * V e r y r a r e m ^ S i l v e r ^ 1 8 1336^ame obverse. Rev. " Patriaj Patei ." Head of Wasliing- t o n t o l e f t . 1 7 3 3 . Ve r y r a r e i n S i l v e r 1 8 / 1337^ Same obver.se. Rev, F. C. Key Card. 133 Arch St., Phila. Very rai e in ^Silver18 *5 ^"1338 .• Same obver.se. Rev. E. Hill's Card. Dealer in Coins, &c. V e r y r a r e m S i l p e r 1 8 /'<^1339 Wolf, James E., No. 17 Sycamorc St., Petersburg, Va. Rev. " National Union League of the United States," 1803. Nickel ' 10 1340 Same obverse. Rev. A Flag, " Long may it Wave." 13 Stars. Proof 10 1341 Wood's Minstrel Card. Rev. "Admit to Wood's Min s t r e l s , " & c . 1 6 ^ 1343 Young, the Magician. Over a Spanish Quarter. Much worn FRENCH SILVER AND COPPER COINS. 1343 1043 Crown of Louis III. Head to right. Inne and very rare 3 •^5'"1344 1793 Crown of Louis XVI. Head to left. Itev. " Regne delaLoi." Very line. Damaged planchet / /''5" 1347 1813 "Napoleon, Emperenr." Rev. Fish on left hanJ. Very fine nnd scarce / ^^ 1348 1814 " Loais XVIII. Roi do France." Rev. Piece de 5 Francs. Fair / 1349 1837 "Charles X. Roi de France." Rev. Shield and 5 F. in Wrealh. Barely fair 1350 1848 " Louis Pliilippe I. Roi do France." Rev. 5 Francs in Wreath. Fine *^^ 1351 1848 "Liberie, Egalite, Fraternitc." Rev. " Republique Francaise." 5 Francs in wreath. Good 1352 1849 Another remarkably fine of this d;ite / /^ 1869 " Republique Francaise." Head to left. Rev. " Liberte, E g a l i t e , a n d F r a t e r n i i e . " . 1 F r a n c s i n W r e a t h . Fine / '''^ 1854 1850 Another. Very perfect impression. Slight variety / ^.5 1355 1853 "Louis Napoleon Bonaparte." Rev. 5 Francs in Wreath. Fine / ^'^1356 1870 " Napoleon IIL, Empereur." Rev. "Empire Fran caise." Crowned Shield. 5 F. Very good / ^^357 1870 " Kcpubliqiie Francaise." Rev. "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite." Commune specimen. Fine / £>'-'1358 1871 "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite." Kev. "Republique Francals." A. under Wreath in which is " 5 Francs." Uncirculated Z- 6'^^1359 1814 " Francois I., Emp. D'Autriche." " Ange de Paix." Paris. Rev. " Gallia Reddita Europffi." Three Fleur de Lis. Value. 5 Francs. Scarce and flne ^ /A300 1085 Head of Thiers looking to left. Surrounded by extin guishers and a lighted torch on either side. Rev. " Re public' Francaise." 5 F. between which is a Shield, and on this written Satory, the name of a noted com munist, who is bound to a stake to be shot, and three men are pointing their guns at him. Very flne and also very rare / "3 ^1301 1825 Carolus X. Rex Francis. Head to left. Rev." Coro nation at Remi.s, 20 May, 1825." Fine Silver Medal Size 26 ^ 1302 1830 A ses def'enseurs la Patria reconnaisante. A Rooster with Spear and Flag iu wreath. Rev, 37, 28, 29 J u l i e t i n C i r c l e s S i z e 3 0 10 76 P U E N C I I S I L V E K A N D C O r P E R C O I N S . ^^1363 1871 Two Francs of Liberie, Egalite, &c. Head of Lib SIZE e r t y. F a i r o u l y ^"^1304 Head of Liberty. " Kepublique Francaise." Rev. " Lib e r i e E g a l i l e F r a l e r n i l e . " " P l i i l a u l h r o p i e U n i o n Force." In circle Two Hands clasped. " Souvenir du 20 April, 5871 " under. Compass and Square. V e r y fi n e a n d s c a r c e . C o p p e r 2 8 ^ 1365 1837 " Elections Constilutionnelles." Hercules with his club standing by the side of a monument on which is a crown. Rev. " Aux Amis des Liberies pub- l i q u e s . " F i n e a n d s c a r c e . C o p p e r 2 6 O ^ 1366 1871 Elections Republicaine's Constilutionnelles. Her cules in the same position as in the above, but on the monument 8tli Feb. Liberty Cap in the place of the crown, " Liberie, Egalite," &c. Rev. S a m e a s a b o v e . W h i t e M e t a l . F a i r 2 6 1367 1748 Jeton of the Oabiuel of the King of Poland. Rev. C h a n l h e u x B u i l d i n g . F i n e . C o p p e r •2-^'"1368 1791 Liberie sous la Loi. Rev. Monneron's Token. Very fine 20 S5~1369 5 Decimes " L'An 2." Rev. " Regeneration Francaise, 10 A u g u s t , 1 7 0 3 . " C o p p e r 2 2 ^ 1370 1792 Revolution Fiancaisc Medaille qui se vent Cinq Sols A Paris chez Monneron (patente). Fine. Cop per. Proof 25 1371 1792 Anniversary of the memorable siege of Lille. Honor to the courage and patriotism of the cily. Copper 21 1372 1793 " Les Hommes sont egaux devant la loi." Rev. Liberie Egalile. Scalts. Brass. 2 S 1373 1793 Medalet of Louis XVL and Mary Antoinette. Heads accolated. Rev. Murd'd by the factious. Louis XVI, J.in. 21, and M. Antoinette, Oct. 16. Copper. Fine and scarce 18 ^ 1374 1801 Alexander 1st Emperor of Russi:i. " Paix et Ami- tie cntre la France et la Russie." Fine. Copper ig / " N a p o l e o n I I . E m p e r e u r . " H e a d t o l e f t . R e v . ^ Empire Francais. 10, 3, and demi Franc. Very rare as a set. Copper. Fine ^■^1376 1848 Three 10 Centime Pieces. Different heads. All fine and Copper. Scarce FRENCH SILVER AND COPPER COINS. 77 / 6> 1377 1848 One 10 Centime. In White Metal. A slight variety. SI7.K Pine 1378 1870 10 and 15 Centimes. Republique Francaise. Fine ^^1379 1870 "Napoleon III le Miserable 2 Decembre." Head in fancy military cap. Rev. " Vaminre de la France S e d a n 2 S e p t . " F i n e , i n C o p p e r 2 0 4^^ 1380 1870 Same design, but under the head 80,000 prisonniers. Rev. " Vampire Fraucais." "2 Sept, 1851 and 2nd S e p t . 1 8 7 0 . " F i n e . C o p p e r 1 7 4^'^1381 Du plus grand des Empereurs. Voila tout ce quil reste. Ob. Hogs-head. Rev. " Vampire de la France. Paris, 3 Dec'r, 1851, Sedan, 2 Sept., 1870." Cop per. Fine 20 ^ 1382 Three Ten Centime Pieces. Altered to ridicule Napoleon the Third 1383 Octagon Horticultural Medal. Rev. Basket of Flowers. V e r y fl u e . C o p p e r 1 8 1384 25tli Anniversary of the Inauguration of the King. C o p p e r 1 8 1385 1609 Double Turnoise of Henry IIII. Head to right. Very fine impression 1386 Bordeaux, with a view of the City. Jeton of Louis XIV, and 30 Sol of Louis XVI. Copper and Brass. Fair 3 pieces / 1387 Two Sous Pieces of Colonies of Cayenne. Pair 2 pieces ^ 1388 Four Base Metal Pieces. 1 of Louis XIV and 3 of Louis XV. Varieties // 1389 Medal struck on the visit of Louis Philippe I to Victoria of England. A little battered. W. M. 24 U. S. SILVER COINS. dollars. i^'^/'"^1390 1795 Flowing Hair. Very fine impression ^ ^i'lggi 1795 Fillet Head. Unusuallj'fine impression and rare ^^^1392 1796 Large date. fine, but plauchet imperlbct ) ^ 6"^1393 1799 Very fine impression. Uncirculated "^<^1394 1850 Very fine impression, almost proof. SligMy scratclied • 78 U. S. SILVEU COINS. 2 '^'^1395 1873 Proof impression of the Tnule Dollar ^ ^ ^ 1396 1870 Uncirculated impression / ^^ 1397 1877 Nearlj'as fine impression HALF DOLLARS. ^ ^ ^1398 1807 A very beautiful impression. Head to right. Scarce ^ '^^"1399 1807 Anotlier impression. A variety. Larger stars. Only fair 4^ ^5^1400 1807 Very fine impression. Head to left. Nearly uncirculated /^'1401 1813 Very fine impression. Barely circulated 1403 1831 Very good impression 1403 1823 Very peculiar 3. Fair and scarce 1404 1823 Better impression tlian preceding, a different 3 ^ ^ 1405 1825 Fair impression ^ 1406 1820 Uncirculated impression. Scarce ^ 1407 1834 Large date. 2 pieccs, on reverses 50 Cents, large and small. Fair O O 1408 1830 Fine impression ^^ 1409 1839 Gobreclit liead. Fine impression 1410 1873 Uncirculated impression 1411 1873 Uncirculated impression. San Francisco Mint ^^1412 1874 Uncirculated impression. San Francisco Mint 1413 1876 Uncirculated impression. Proof surface ^ 1414 1877 Uncirculated impression '■^^ 1415 1877 Uncirculated impression. O. C. Mint QUARTER DOLLARS- ^^"l416 1838 Fine uncirculated impression 1417 1853 Fine impression. Tarnished 1418 1867 Proof impression. A trifle scratched in the field "1419 1873 With arrows. Very fair impression 1420 1873 Without arrows. Very fine impression 1421 1876 Fine impression 1422 1877 Fine imi)rc83ion 1423 1875 20 Cents. Fair only and scarce U. S. SII.VER COINS. 79 DIMES. ^ "^^1424 179G Very fine cracked die. Scratched behind the hend, otherwise very noarlj' unciroulated ^ -*'^1425 179f) Variety. A fair impression and scarce ^^"i42(> 1800 Barely fair impression of a very rare date /£ <^'i5'1427 1809 An unusually fine l^ime. Barely circulated and desira ble /3 '^'^1428 1811 An unusually fine Dime. Barely circulated and de sirable ^^^^1439 1814 An unusually line Dime. Barely circulated "'^1430 1814 Very fair impression. Large date 1 4 3 1 1 8 2 7 F a i r i m p r e s s i o n / 1432 1837 Witliout Stars. Uncirculated 2, '^'^1433 1837 Without Stars. Beautiful proof impression. Rare ^ 14a4 1887 With Stars. Uncirculated. Very scarce. Cracked die 1435 1838 Without Stars. About as good as usual ^ ^ 1436 1838 With Stars. Fair impression / ^ 1487 1839 Very fair impression / ^ 1488 1889 N. O. Mint. Fair and scarce / ^ 1439 1840 Fair impression / 1440 1841 Fair impression 1441 1841 N. O. Mint. Fair r3 1442 1842 Good impression / 1443 1844 An unusually fine impression. Very scarce in this con- dition 1444 1846 Fair impression only, but scarce // 1445 1849 Fair impression / J^1446 1849 N. O. Mint. Fair and scarce <5^1447 1850 Fine impression /5^1448 1852 Very fair impression 5^^1449 1853 Without Arrow Hieads. Very fair i> ^ 1450 1853 With Arrow Heads. Uncirculated. Scarce // 1451 1854 Barely fair impression / 1452 1857 Very fine impression // 1453 1857 N. O. Mint impression. Scarce ^3^1454 1858 Uncirculated impression 80 U. S. SILVER COINS. / 5^1455 1859 Very fine impression 1456 1860 Very fine impression. Old type. S. F. Mint ^^1457 1860 Very fine impression. New type // 1458 1870 Uncirculated impression // 1459 1877 Uncirculated impression HALF DIMES. 3 -^^1460 1795 Very line impression. Rurely found much better A?! 1461 1803 Half Dime. This is one of the best specimens of this half dime I have ever known to be offered at auction, * Rodlick-and sale certainl3' by Mr. theScott, best, which if I except had been the one too sold luL'^hly in the polished to cause me to value it very highly. This is u n u s u a l l y fl u e , a n d t h e r a r e s t h a l f d i m e k n o w n 1462 1831 Fair impression /£. 1463 1833 Fair impression ^^1464 1834 Good impression /2-1465 1834 Another variety, the 3 being below the other figures. Very good /^ 1466 1835 The 3 in this piece also under the other figures. Fair ^ *^1467 1835 Large date. Fair 1468 1836 Very lair impression / ^ 1469 1837 Very fair impression ^ ^^^1470 1837 Without stars. Proof impression. Scarce ^ ^ 1471 1837 Without stars. Fair impression f35^1473 1838 Without stars. Fair only <2-^ 1473 1838 With stars. Very fine / ^ 1474 1839 Fair impression / <5" 1475 1840 Very fine impression 2- ^ 1476 1843 Fair impression /5"1477 1844 Very fair impression. A trifle scarce / /^5"1478 1846 Fair lor this date. Scarce 1479 1849 Fair impression '^^liSO 1853 With arrows. Very fine S^1481 1858 N. O. Mint with arrows. Very flue S''' 1483 1853 Without arrows. Fine '^^1483 1854 Fine impression U. S. SILVER COINS. ^ 14841485 1855 1858 Fine Uncirculated impression impression ' 1 4 8 6 1 8 5 8 N . O . M i n t . F i n e / Y 1487 1859 (Jncirciilated impression 1488 1860 Very good impression 1 4 8 9 1 8 6 1 Ve r y g o o d i m p r e s s i o n ^^ 1490 1863 Fine impression T H R E E C E N T P I E C E S . ^ 1491 1851 Very fair impression ■^^^1493 1493 1853 1851 Very N. O.good Mint. impression Fair impression ^ 1494 1853 Very good impression 1495 1854 Good impression ^^ 1490 1855 Very good impression. Scarce ^ 1497 1856 Very good impression ^ ^ 1498 1857 Very good impression 1499 1858 Very good impression 1500 1859 Very fair impression ^ 1501 1860 Very good impression 1503 1861 Very good impression O 1503 1863 Very good impression P R O O F P I E C E S O F 1 8 3 4 . ^'^'^1504 1834 Beaulilul Proof Half Dollar. Rare ^^"^1505 1834 Beautiful Proof Quarter Dollar. Rare •^^'^1506 1834 Beautiful Proof Five Cent Piece. Rare 9' ^^1507 1834 Proof Cent, but not brilliant. Very scarce 1508 1834 Proof Half Cent. Finer than the above PROOF SETS. ^ ^^1,509 1858 Beautiful Proof Set. Very rare ^'^1510 1859 Beautiful Proof Set 4^ ^^1511 1863 Beautiful Proof Set ^ ^^"1512 1863 Beautiful Proof Set 83 PKOOP SETS. ^/ < ^ ^ 1513 1864 Beautiful Proof Set. First year of 1 and 2 CentPIEOPB P i e c e s 9 ^ ^^~ 1514 1866 Beautiful Proof Set. Jlotto, " In God Wo Trust." 10 ^ 1515 1867 Beautiful Proof Set. T%vo varieties, in 5c. Nickel 11 ^'^1516 1870 Beautiful Proof Set 10 ^ 1U 8 7 3 B e a u t i f u l P r o o f S e t . L a s t y e a r o f t h e o l d t y p e . V e r y r a r e 1 0 ^ ^5" 1518 1873 Trade Dollar Set. Halt Dime, Three aud Two Cent P i e c e s n o l o n g e r i s s u e d 7 < 5 ^ 1 5 1 9 1 8 7 4 T r a d e D o l l a r S e t . P e r f e c t 7 1 5 2 0 1 8 7 5 T r a d e D o l l a r S e t . W i t h u n c i r c u l a t e d 2 0 C e n t P i e c e 8 1531 1877 Trade Dollar Set. With Proof ZO Cent Piece 8 '^'^ 1522 1878 Trade Dollar Set. With Pw/20 Cent Piece 8 WASHING-TON MEDALS. A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ^ ^ ^ 1523 Bust of Washington to right, known as the Mint Medal. Copper. Fine • 38 ^5^1524 Lovett's Washington. Head to right. Rev. Minerva Seated. holding a Wreath. Copper. Finu 34 ^ 5 " " 1 5 3 5 A n o t h e r i m p r e s s i o n . I n W h i t e M e t a l 3 4 <3(^1526 Another. Head to left, in centre, surrounded by the names of Adams, Jefferson, Madison, &c. The Per k i n s ' M e d a l i n T y p e M e t a l . F a i r 3 2 ^ ^^1527 Another. Head to right. Encircled by Eagle, with Scroll and Stars, liev. Union Square Monninent. Copper 32 ^^ 1528 Another impression. In Wliite Metal. Proof 33 <2- ^<^1539 1789 Headtoleft. "George Washington, born in Virginiu." Eev. " General of the American Armies," &c. Many Jledal. Brass. Original and scarce 30 / ^ A n o t h e r . H e a d t o l e f t . R e v . " N e w Y o r k C h r y s t a l P a l a c e . " C o p p e r . V e r y fi n e 3 2 / 1531 Eight Presidents'Portraits. Washington in the centre. R e v . N a m e . ' ! , & c . C o p p e r 2 9 2 5 ~ 1 5 3 2 A n o t h e r . I n W h i t e M e t a l . P r o o f 2 9 / 1533 Same obverse, Rev. " A Buck, 1856, Cannon and Breck- e n r i d g e . C o p p e r 3 9 WASHINGTON MEDALS. 83 1534 Small.heud, in centre, to left. "The Union Must and & c . R e v . 8 P r e s i d e n t s . C o p p e r 3 9 1635 Small head, in centn;, to left. Same reverse. W. M. 39 /^^'^ 1536 1537 Small Head head. to right. Rev. " Lancaster" Buck, Cannon," Co., Agricultural," &c. In "White &c. Metal Rev. 39 A w a r d ( ? d t o . C o p p e r ' 3 8 1538 Another. " Lancaster Co., Agricultural," &c. In White Metal 28 <2 5 1539 Large Sansom Medal. Head to right. Proof. In White Metal 29 1540 Washington Temperance Society. Head to right. Rev. House of Temperance. In Copper, Brass, and White Metal 26 ^ 1541 Same obverse. Rev. Temperance Declaration, &c. 3 v a r i e t i e s . W . M . O n l y f a i r 2 6 1543 Head to left. Rev. "Born, Chosen Commander," &c. Copper, a little corroded. Dies by Wright 38 ^ 1543 Head to left. Another. In Type Metal 38 1544 Two more. Blank reverse. Copper and W. M. 28 6 1545 "The father x)f his Country." Head to right. Rev. National Monument. Fine but pierced. In W. M. 35 1540 1797 Sansom Medal. Copper. Very iine 1547 1797 Another in W. JF. Barely fair impression 1548 Bust of Washington to left. No inscription. Rev. "Pre sented by the Metropolitan Mechanics'Institute." Copper. Fine 24 / 1549 1783 Washington and Franklin. Heads to left. Rev. Eagle with Olive Branch hovering over a Globe on which is " United States." Copper 35 1550 Ugly Head. Head facing. "George Washington, Born," &c. Rev. "A man he was," &c. In Copper and W. M. 34 ^ 1551 Washington beside his Horse. " Born," &c. Rev. Calen d a r . B r a s s 2 3 /1553 Same obverse. Pour more reverses, giving tlie population and scinare miles of Ills., New York, Penn., and O h i o . I n t e r e s t i n g . 4 p i e c e s . B r a s s 3 3 6*' 1553 Another Head to right. Rev. " The Hero of Freedom," &c. Westwood Medal, Very rare. Barely fair. Type metal ' 24 11 84 wAsnraoTON medals. SIZE ^ 1(554 Another Heiid. The Cincinnatus of Aracrica. Rev. " In dustry produces Wcalili." Copper and W. M. 20 ^^ 1555 Bust of Washington. Union. Stars. Ilev. "John Hart, Co. E.," and tngravud. Very good. Brass 20 1550 Oath of Allegiance. Mint Metal. Very line. Copper 20 / ^ 1557 1789 Robinson's Washington Head to right. Rev. Eagle 20 1558 " Security." Head to right. Rev. Geo. Washington on Horseback. Copper. IMule 20 1559 Merriam's Washington. Rev. July 4th and Tomb. Two v a r i e t i e s i n W . M . 2 0 loGO Head facing. "Unity of Government is the main pillar of independence." Jiev. " He is a freeman whom the truth make.s free." In Copper, Brass, W. M., and Nickel 23 1 5 0 1 A n o t h e r s p e c i m e n i n S i l v e r . R a r e 2 2 5^1503 Same obverse. Rev. " The People's Choice." LogOabiu. " Tli(! Hero," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 22 ^ ^ 1503 Same obverse. A nother in Silver. Rare 22 1564 Same obverse. " Sabbath School Jubilee," &c. Copper, Brass, W. JI. Nickel, and Lead* 22 1565 Same obverse. Rev. Maj.-Gen. W. H. Harrison, Ilemi to left. Copper, Brass, W. M., and Nickel 22 2.1500 1789 Head to right. Twiggs' Medal, " General of the A m e r i c a n A r m i e s , " & c . W. M . R a r e 2 3 <^^1567 Father of our Country on horseback. Rev. Calendar. B r a s s . V e r y f a i r 2 1 i ^ /Z1568 Lovett's Siege of Boston. Washington on horseback. N e a r l y p r o o f . C o p p e r 2 0 // 1569 Same on Brass, fair; and reverse, "Pro Patria," flac. T h e l a t t e r C o p p e r 2 0 1570 Another. Head to right. Rev. Washington on horse back. Very fine. Copper. Mule. Rare 20 <^*^1571 Same obverse. Rev. Fort Point, &c. W. M. go (^""1572 Another head, very similar. Rev. Edward Cogau's Card. W. M. 20. // 1573 Head to left in wreath. Rev. Washington on lioise- back (Emory's dies). In Copper, Brass and \V. ]\i. 30 // 1674 Same obverse. Washington Headquarters at Tappan. P l a i n e d g e . C o p p e r 3 0 WASHINGTON MEDALS. 85 SIZE /y 1595 Washington Button. Initials of tlie States, in rings. G. "VV. in centre, around which is "long live the Presi dent." Vcr^' good 33 1590 Idler's 1792 Washington Cent. In Copper and Brass C 1597 22d Feb. 1833. Centennial Anniversary, distributed in Civic Procession. Copper and White Metal 1598 Anotlier. Head to right. liev. " Pro Patria." Copper and White Metal ^ 1599 Same obverse. Rev. " North Point," &c. Copper 20 ^'"1600 Another very simihir head. Rev. " Born," &c. Copper and White Metal 20 1601 Same obverse. Rev. " Born and Died." Thick planchet. , C o p p e r . V e r y r a r e ^ 1002 Washington and Franklin. Heads facing. " Par Nobile F r n t r u m . " C o p p e r a n d W h i t e M e t a l 1 8 1603 Washington and Lafayette. Same rcver.-:e. C. andW. M. 18 1604 Head to left. Rev. " Avoid the Extremes of Party Spirit." Copper. Scarce 18 '^ 1005 Another head. Rev. " Soldiers Fair, 1804, Springfield " 18 1606 George Washington. Head to right. Rev. " Time In- c r e a s e s h i s F a m e . " C o p p e r 1 8 & 1607 "Patriaj Pater." Head to left. Rev. " Cupid and Dol- phin." Copper, Brass, and W. M. Fair 18 w 1608 Same obverse. Rev. " Providence left him," &c. Copper, B r a s s , a n d W . M . F a i r o n l y 1 8 (o 1609 Same obverse. Rev. " Virtue, Liberty, and Independence." ^ C o p p e r a n d W . M . ^ 1610 Same obverse, ornamented. Rev. Daniel Webster. Head t o l e f t . B r a s s a n d W . M . ^ 8 1611 Same obverse, ornamented. Rev. " We all have our hob b i e s . " B r a s s a n d W . M . 5^ 1012 Same obverse, ornamented. Rev. " Edv?in Forrest and M o b i l e J o c k e y C l u b . " W . M . 1 8 ^ 1013 " He is in glory the World in Tears. Small Head to left. P i e r c e d . W . M . B a r e l y f a i r 1 9 o 1614 Head to right. Abraham's Card. In Bi-ass 18 Z'3 1615 Set of Washington's Head-Quarters. In Copper. 10 pes. 18 /<^ 1016 Set of Washington's Head-Quarters. In Brass. 10 pieces 18 ^ 1617 Set of Washington's Head-Quarters. In White Metal 18 ^ End of Third Day's Sale. F O U R T H D A Y ' S S A L E . SMALL. LOT OF SILVER COINS, &c. J /i> 1019 1750 Crowu of Elizubetli of Russia. Barely fair / fiO 1830 900 Ueis of Peter II of Brazil. Very fine ^ 1031 1700 A diamond-shaped Modal. Ob. A Blazing-Sun crowned. Rev. The Sun eclipsed. " Barcelona Liberata, 1700,13 M a i E c l i p s i s S o l i s . " O n t h e l e f t M a d r i t n m a n d t h e riglit Brabantia occup Mai. Underneath Trilemont clades ^lai; underneath a flower plant. Very beautiful. Rare Size 24 ^ 1633 Fine Penny of Canute. Rev. Double Cross in inner circle 4^ ^^1033 A small silver Medalet of Albert Durcr. Rev. His Mono gram, 1530. The workmanship is thought to be that of the great painter himself. A very interesting l i t t l e i D l e c e . V e r y r a r e S i z e 1 3 / ^5- "l034 A French Groat of Philipp the Ninth. Fine and scarce 1035 A very small Medalet of General la Fayette. Head to left Size 7 1030 Hungarian 0 Kreutzer piece. Very fine ^i"l037 For President, John Bell of Tennessee. Rev. President's House. Pine , Size 14 1038 For President, John C. Breckinridge of Ky. Rev. Presi dent's House. Fine, and variety larger 3 pieces Size 14 '^i^l039 For President, Horatio Seymour, 1808. Head to right. Proof Size 13 3^ 1030 1838 3 Rouble Russian Piece in Platinum. Fine and very raro S^51c31 James V of Scotland. Ob. " Jacobus D. G. Rex Scotorum." 1.5. Rev. Oppidum Edcnburgo." A Saltyr between a ducal coronet. On each side a Fleur-de-lis. Fair a n d v e r y s c a r c e S i z e 1 4 88 SILVER COINS, &C. ^ ^ 1032 Two Groats. One of Bohemia and one unknown Od 1C33 One Scotch Groat of Jiinies (Qy 3d). Copijer, Silvered and early Penny 1 G 3 4 F o u r S i l v e r P e n n i e s . O n e o f E m a n u e l R o h a n ^ Coins Henry III and Henry VII. The lattei' very small 0 1C30 Mary Queen of Scots. Two small Silver Coins 1637 Two French Groats. In centre, " Turonus Civis " ANCIENT ROMAN COINS. FIRST AND SECOND BRASS. 4*^^1088 Vespasian Ist brass Coin. A Carpentum drawn by Elephants. Fair / /'^iC39 Augustus Csesar. B. C. 29 to A. D. 14. Rev. "Provident." An Altar. S. C. M. B. Fine ^ '^'^1640 Vespasian. 69 to 79. Rev. " Judea Capta." Fine and scarce. M. B. /^t^l641 Domitian. 81 to 96. Rev. " Moaela August! S. C." Mo- neta standing holding Cornucopia. Very fme and scarce. M. B. 3 1642 Hadrian. 117 to 138. Rev. Cos. III. P. P. Clementia Aug. Goddess standing. S. C. Fair, M. B. ^■^1643 Another impression. Different head. Rev. " Salus Pub- l i c a . " F i n e . M . B . 1644 Faustina Senr. Rev. " Augusta." Diana Lucifera standing. Good impression. M. B. ^ ^6 1645 Faustina Jr. Rev. " ^ternitas S. C." Goddess seated. Fair impre-ssion 1646 Philippus II. 245 to 249. Rev. " Anuona Aug." Abun. dance standing. Very fine. Beautifully patiuated. 1st brass. Rare 1647 Two exceedingly small coins. Possibly what are called Mite.s IMPERIAL SILVER. DENARII. All fine. ^ 1648 Augustus Ca3sar. Rev. Caius and Lucius, between them bucklers, &c. Fine ^ Vespasian. Rev. " S. R. P. IX. Imp. XV. Cos. VIII." Cu- rule Chair. Very fine ANCIENT KOJIAN COINS. 89 1C50 Domitiiiu. Rev. "Imp. XXII. Cos. XVI. Ceus P. P. P." ^ '^'^1051 Nerva. Rev.Pallas. " Concordia Fair Exercitum." Hands clasped, &c. Fine 1G52 Trajan. Rev. " S. P. 3 R. Optimo Priucipi." Tliree Stand- ^ ^ a r d s . F i n e 1C53 Hadrianiis. Rev. " Fortimi reduci." Hadrian giving his hand to Fortune. Very fine 1C54 Sabina, wife of Hadrian. Rev. Coucord seated. Very fine / 1055 Antoninus Pi>is. Rev. " T. R. Pot. XV. Cos. IIII." Very fine 2) ^ lo.'jC Antoninus Pins. Rev. " Pontif T. R. P. X. Cos. II." Cor roded hnt fine ' 1657 Faustina Senr. Rev. Augusta. Diana Lncifera standing. Very fair 1058 Marcus .lurelius. Rev. " T. R. Pot. XV. Cos. III." Female ^ and Four Children. Fine and scarcc <^"^1659 Faustina Senr. Rev. " iBternitaa." Goddess standing. Very trood 1600 Faustina Jr. Rev. Diana Lueif. Very good / 2. >^1001 Lucius Verus. Rev. " T. R. P. III. Imp. II, Cos II." Cap- l i v e s e a t e d . " A i m e n . " F i n e o i 1003 Lucilla, Wife of L. Verus. Rev. " Vota Publica" iu wreath. Fine ' ^^~"1003 Comniodus. Rev. " T. R. P. VIII. Imp. VI. Cos. IIII." Victory with Globe. Very good y'-^"1004 Geta. Rev. " Nobilitas." Women holding Ilasta and Pal ladium. Veiy fine and scarce ^ 1605 Miiximinus. Rev. " Fideo Militum." Female standing be tween two Ensigns. Very fine BILT.ON COINS. "^-^1666 Alexander Severus. Rev. "Mars Ulter." Mars marching. Fine <3^ 1067 Gordianus. Rev. " Fides Militum." Fine 1008 Philippus Jr. Rev. " Saeculares Aug." xV stag walking Good '^-^""160'J Trebonianus Gallus. Rev. " iEternitas Aug." Good ^^ 1670 Probus. Goddess driving a Quadriga. Poor 90 ANCIENT HOMAN COINS. 1671 Numerianiis. Rev. " Providentiii Aug." Biirelj' fair 1 0 7 2 D i o c l e t i a i i u s . R e v . " J o v i C o n s e r v a t . " B a r e l y f a i r 2-5 1673 Licinius. Rev. Consorvatoria. Small. Fair ROMAN GOLD COINS. / ^ 6''^ t674 Tiberius Ca3sar. Heiicl to right. 14 to 37. Rev. " Pontif Maxim. Emperor seated. Fair condition and scarce. Aureus ^'^1675 Head to right. 14 to 37. Rev. Pontif Maxim. Emperor seated. A variety from the preceding. Condition fair. Aureus. Scarce <5^1576 Claudius Cffisar. Head to right. 10 to 04. Rev. a Temple. In fair condition and very sen roe. Aureus /4^/^>^/1077 Nero. Head to left. 54 to 08. Rev. Poutiflcal Instruments. In flno condition and very rare. Aureus '^^/^-^1078 Vespasian. Head to right. 09 to 79. A Figure seated. Cos VI. Very flue impression and rare. Aureus Marcus Aurelius. Head to right. 138 to 101. Uev. "Hila- ritas." Goddess standing. Exceedingly fine impres sion. Very scarce. Aureus ^ <^'^1680 Theodosius. Head facing. Rev. " xxxxii Cos xvii P. P." In exei gue Conob. In uncirculated condition. Solidus ^^^'^leSl Anastasias. Head facing. Rev. "Victoria Auggg." Victory ^ standing. In exergue Conob. Ob. a little rubbed; otherwise fine. Scarce. Solidus ^ '^^1682 Arcadius. Head facing. Rev. "Concordia Augg." The Goddess holding a Victory. Very fine and rare. Solidus ^ '<^1683 Houorins. Bust facing. Rev. same as preceding. Very perfect and rare. Solidus ^*"^5^1084 Justinus. Bust facing. Rev. Victory standing. Very per fect. Conob in exergue. Solidus Bustasabove. Inscription same, but a variety in both obverse and reverse. Yery fine. Solidus (o Coustantinus and Romanus holding betAvcen them a double Cross. Rev. Bust of t-he Saviour. Verj'fine. Solidus ^ 1087 Duplicate of the above. Solidus '^5^1688 Coustantinus V. Copronynuis. Crowned bust facing. Rev. A Cross on three steps. Victoria Augg. Solidus, V e r y fl u e . ANCIENT HOJIAN COINS. 91 ''<,<- <>- 1C89 A Coin said to be Michael Ducas, wlio was a celebrated Greek historian. On oue side is a King. Basileus. The other side I cannot make out. Very fine. Very ^ nearly tlie weight of a Solidus -^"lG90 Heraclius. Head to right. Rev. A Cross. Pine. A Quin- arius 'J ^ 1691 Anastatius. Head to right. Rev. Victory marching. In* exergue " Conob." Fine. Quinarius. ^ ^ ^1093 Ptolemy Soter. Head to right. Rev. Eagle. Hemi-drachm. Rare in Gold. Fine 1693 A Second Brass Coin of Brettium. Helmet head of Minerva witli Shield and Spear. Good Size 8 B R O N Z E C O I N S O F T H E R O M A N F A M I L I E S . ^ ^''^ 1694 iEIia. iElius Zargre 1st Brass. Rev. " Ob. Civis. Servatos." Fine '^^^1695 Hands clasped. Lamia, &c. Rev. " III. Vir.," &c. 3d Brass. Fine ^ ^ 1696 Apronia. Apronia Messala III. Vir. Rev. Gallus Sisenna. 3d Brass. Fine S^"l697 Asinia. 3d Brass. Ob. Asinius, &c., S. C. Rev. Augustus T r i b u n i c P o t e s t . G o o d ^1698 Calpurnia. 3d Brass. Tribunic Potest. Rev. Cn. Piso F. Ill Vir, &c. Fair 1699 Clovia. 2d Brass. Head of Caesar to right. Rev. Clovi Praef. Victory with Buckler and Serpent. Very good '^'^ITOO Quinctia. 3d Brass. S. C. Sulpicia III Vir. Rev. Augus tus Tribunic, &c, Very good *^•5^1701 Ogulvia. 2d Brass. Two heads reversed. Rev. Prow of a Vessel. Barely fair -2 1703 Rubellia. 3d Brass. Ob. C. Rubellia. Rev. Anvil. Ill Vir, &c. Fair 1703 Salvia. 3d Brass. Head of Octavius to right. Rev. S. C. M. Salvius Otho III Vir. Fine 1704 Saufoia. 1st Brass. Vir. Double headed Janus. Rev. Prow of a Vessel. Very fair ^"^1704* Statilia. 3d Brass. " Regulus pulcher Taurus." 12 92 ANCIENT ROMAN COINS. A e s a n d S u b d i v i s i o n s o f t h e s a m e , & c . ^ ^'^'1705 Aes, weighing 93^ oz. avoir. Head of Janus. Rev. Pvow of a Vessel. Dark green patination. Very fine and rare. Seldom found in such condition ^•^ 1706 Semis, triens, sextans, and'unknown. Very fair 4 pieces ^ ^ 1707 Rhegium, Brettium, and Hiero. Barely fair 1708 Ptolemy. 2d Brass. Rev. Two Eagles—and an unknown Coin 2 pieces 1 7 0 9 J u l i u s C a j s a r. R e v. H e a d o f O c t a v i u s . 1 s t B r a s s . R a r e b u t v e r y p o o r 5'''1710 Trajan and Titus. Greek ColoniaK Very good 2 pieces ^^ 1711 2d Brass. Male head to left. Rev. Biga.—2d Brass. Fe male liead to right 2 pieces \ G R E E K S I L V E R . ^ ^^1712 iEgina. Ob. Tortoise. Early type. Rev. Indented square. . - F a i r S i z e 5 0? ^<^1713 Ob. Turtle. Rev. Indented square. Very fine Size 6 6 ^<^'1714 Alexander the Great. Ob. Head to right. Rev. Jupiter seated. A very fine Tetradrachm. Scarce Size 8 "^^1715 Antiochus Epiphanes. Ob. Head to right. Rev. Jupiter seated. A very fine Tetradraclini. Rare Size 8 '^'^^1716 Lysimachus. Head to right. Rev. Minerva seated holding a Victory. Fair impression. Totraclraciim. Rather scarce 6^L'^YIyI Macedonia. Head of Diana in centre of a shield. Rev. Witliin a wreath, Club of Hercules. MAKBDOISON P R O T H E . j B ^ i n e Te t r a d r a c h m a n d s c a r c e S i z e 9 Ob. Head of Apollo to right. Rev. Within a wreath, various symbols. Fine and rare, Tetradrachm Size 8 3 ^^^1719 Pergamus. Ob. Two Serpents entwined. Rev. A Basket from which a serpent is escaping. A fine Tetradrachm and scarce Size 8 philippus II of Macedon. Bearded Head of Jupiter. Rev. H o r s e m a n . P i n e T e t r a d r a c h m S i z e 7 ^ ^^^1721 Velia. Helmeted Head of Minerva. Rev. A Lion to right V E L E T O N . D i d r a c h m . V e r y fi n e ^i"l722 Same obverse. Rev. A Lion springing on the back of a deer. Very fine Didrachm. Scarce « G B E E K S I L V E R . 93 ^ 1 7 2 3 Corinth. Head of Minerva to right. Rev. Pegasus. The Greek K O P H beneath, hardly discernible. ^ ^^-1724 D i d r a c h m . Ve r y f a i r Metnpontimi. Ob. Ear of Wheat. Rev. Incuse impression. ^ ^^^1725 V e r y f a i r Hislia3. Head of Venus. Rev. A Female seated on the prow of a vessel. Drachm. Very fine ^ ''3 172G Beotia. The Bohemian Shield. Rev. BOI, a Vase. Rare and line. Hemidrachm 1727 Achaia. Bearded Head. Rev. A X in Monogram. Various Symbols ' 1 7 2 8 Gallia. Head to left. Rev. A Cross. Ins. M A. Very fine and very small ^ ^3^1729 Arsaces XXI Goterzes. Bearded profile of the King. Rev. Figure of Apollo seated holding a Bow. Insc. Very good and scarce GOLD COINS. 2./ 31^730 Alexander, Ob. Helmeted Head of Minerva. Rev. Victbry holding a Trident and a Wreath. A beautiful Stater / 5^ 5^1731 A gold Daric. Darius. Ob. The King kneeling; with Bow and long Javelin. Rev. Rude Indentation. A really rare Coin i/ 2.^1782 Panormus. Head of Ceres to left. Rev. Horse standing. , A good Stater 1733 Carthage. Ob. a Palm Branch. Rev. Horse's Head. Very small and equally fine. An extremely rare and interest ing piece CONCLUSION OF PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. All fine unless otherwise described. JOHN O. FREMONT. SIZE 1734 Fremont. Head to left. Rev. " The Rocky Mountains e c h o , " & c . W . M . 3 8 -^^" 1735 Head to right. Rev. " Honor to whom Honor is due." C o p p e r a n d W . M . 3 7 y 1730 Bust nearly facing. " The coming man." Rev. " Born." &c. Long inscription 25 / 94 PRESIDEFfTlAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. SIZE 1737 Bust nearly facing. Eev. "Fremont and Cochrane." ^ C o p p e r , B r a s s , a n d W . M . 2 2 1 7 8 8 S a m e a s t h e a b o v e . I n S i l r e i - 2 2 ^ 1739 " J. C. Fremont, The People's Choice." A trial piece in L e a d . V e r y s c a r c e . R e v e r s e b l a n k 3 4 , <3 ^ 1741 Head to right. Rev. "Elect me President," &c. Copper 23 1742 Different head to right. Rev. " Free soil," &c. Copper and W. M. 33 1743 Three-quarter Face to right. Rev. Eagle on drum sur- ^ r o u n d e d b y fl a g s , & c . S i l v e r 1 9 ^ 1 7 4 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s 1 9 •^"1745 Head looking left. "Jessie's choice." Rev. " Fremont and Dayton." Copper, Brass, and W. M. Brass. P o o r 1 8 1746 A Sportsman Token, 1844. Rev, " Fremont and Dayton, T h e P e o p l e ' s C h o i c e . " N i c k e l . R a r e 1 9 ^"l747 Head to right. " Free soil," &c. Three varieties. Brass. F a i r 1 8 ^ 1748 Two small brass pieces. One with Stars; the other an Eagle 14 1749 A fine Bronze Medal of Cyrus Field presented by the State o f W i s c o n s i n . H e a d t o l e f t . R e v. A r m s o f t h e S t a t e . V e r y s c a r c e 4 0 ^ -^1760 Head of Bh'anklin to right. " Lightning averted, tyranny ^ repelled." Rev. Beaver gnawing a tree, 1770 2G y ^^ 1751 1777 B. Franklin of Philadelphia, L.L. D. Ob. F. R. S. Head looking left, with a loose cap. Rev. " Non irrita fulmina curat." Lightning playing around a tree. Very fair condition, and I believe a very rare m e d a l . C o p p e r 2 8 ^ 1762 Benjamin Franklin. From Series Numismatica. Casting 24 2.1753 Head to left. "Born," &c. Rev. "Diligence is the Mother of good luck." " Time is money," in w r e a t h . C o p p e r 2 0 ^ 1754 Another head. Rev. " Reward of Merit " in wreath. W. M. 18 ^*^1755 Benjamin Franklin. Head to left with Fur Cap. W. M. 14 PRESIDENTIAIi AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 95 175G Robert Fultou. Head nearly facing. Rev. Steam Naviga t i o n . C o p p e r , B r a s s a n d W . M . 2 2 '5^1757 Millard Fillmore. Head to right. Rev. " No North, No S o u t h . " C o p p e r a n d W , M . 2 4 <5'"1758 Same obverse. Rev. " The Union " surrounded by stars. W. M. 34 ^ 1759 Different head to right. Rev. "Be Vigilant." Copper and W. M. 33 ^ 1700 Tw o p i e c e s . H e a d t o r i g h t . Va r i e t i e s . B r a s s 1 8 •5' 1761 Horace Greeley. Head to left. Rev. " Candidate for P r e s i d e n t , " & c . C o p p e r , B r a s s a n d W. M . 2 0 1763 Obverse the same. Rev. " The Honest Old Parmer," &c. C o p p e r a n d W . M . 2 0 t5'~1763 Another. Head to left. Rev. "Liberal Republican," &c. W. M. Proof 18 /1764 Same obverse. Rev. " Democratic Candidate," &c. W. M. Proof 18 1765 Same obverse. Rev. B. Gratz Brown. Proof. W. M. 18 ^^^766 Head to right. Rev. " For President," &c. W. M. 16 ^<^1767 A set of Lovett's Residences of Presidents. Copper. Fine " i : 1 6 p i e c e s 2 3 /^1768 Same as above. W. M. Fine 16 pieces 23 /<^ 1769 A full set of Sage's Historical Tokens. Copper. 14 pieces 30 ^"l770 D u p l i c a t e s o f N o . 7 . B r a s s a n d W . M . 2 0 ^ "l771 D u p l i c a t e s o f N o . 1 1 . B r a s s a n d W . M . 2 0 :^\772 Carpenter's Hall. Rev. " The Old Jersey." Copper and B r a s s 2 0 *"1773 " City Hall, Wall St., N. Y." Rev. Same as above. W. M. 20 1774 Old Sugar House and Old Masonic Hall. Copper 2 pieces 20 ^ 1775 Sage's Odds and Ends. Nos. 1-2-3. Copper 3 pieces 20 / (i?' 1776 Sage's Numismatic Gallery, Nos. I to 9. Copper 9 pieces 20 <>"l777 Duplicates in W. M. Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 4 pieces 20 '^'^1778 Maj.-Gen. G. K. Warren. Head to left. Rev. "Comman der of the 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac." C o p p e r 2 4 / 1779 Same as above. White Metal. Proof * 24 I 96 PHESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. , , > SIZE 11> 1780 " Honor to tlie Brave." Rev. " From the War Fund Committee of Brooklyn, New York, 1863." W. M. Proof 26 5^ 1781 "Pennsylvania Volunteers." Arms of tiie State. Rev. Names of the different Battles. Copper aud W. M. 24 ' ^ ' ^ " 1 7 8 2 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r o n z e d 2 - 1 ^^ 1783 Same obverse. Kev. " In Commemoration of the return of t h e S t a t e F l a g s , " & c . W . M . P r o o f 2 4 . 1 7 8 4 " B o m b a r d m e n t o f F o r t S u m t e r . " R e v. E a g l e s u r rounded by Stars. "One Flag and one Union," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 21 fo 1785 Same obverse. Rev. " Fort Sumter was evacuated," &c. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 21 1 7 8 6 S a m e a s a b o v e . S i l v e r . P r o o f 2 1 '^''^1787 "Fort Sumter, Aug. 23rd, 1863." Rev. "Presented by Q . A . G i l l m o r e , " & c . C o p p e r 2 2 2-^ 1788 First Battle between the Monitor and Merrimac. Copper, Brass, and Silvered 20 2- ^<^'1789 " Custer's 3 Cai. Div." Head in wreath, looking left. Rev. "The History of this War," &c. Long in s c r i p t i o n . S i l v e r . P r o o f . V e r y r a r e 2 3 £•'^'"1790 "Per Ardua Surgo, State of New York, 1865." Rev. " Presented by R. E. Fenlon, Governor," &c. Cop- p e r 2 4 ■ '$1791 " For Gov. Maj.-Gen. J. W. Geary, 1808." Rev. Head to left. " I vote as I fight." Copper and W. M. 31 ^ 1792 N. P. Bank, Maj.-Gen. U. S. A. Head to right. Rev. Blank. W. M. 23 ^(>^1793 "The Lgyal National League." Rev. "A Common Union t o m a i n t a i n , " & c . S i l v e r . P i e r c e d 2 3 ' 5*" 1794 "In the War of Union, 1861-2-3." Eagle. Rev. " In B a t t l e o f " B r a s s 1 9 1795 State Arms of Wisconsin. Rev. "3rd Regt. Wisconsin V o l s . , C o l . T l i o s . H . R u g e r , " C o m . B r a s s 2 5 5^1^^1796 "Death to Traitors, Union, Iron Brigade 30 N. Y. V." Rev. " Bull Run, South Mt'n," &c., »&c. Copper 25 " 1 7 9 7 S a m e a s a b o v e . B r a s s 2 5 6 > 1 7 9 8 S a m e a s a b o v e . W h i t e M e t a l 2 5 PBESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 97 1799 Mftj. Gen. W. T. Sherman three-quarter face to right. oy 1800 R Same e v . obverse. C o r Rev. p s Same m ain r 'W. k s M.-, . and S i la vvariety e r in 2 0 C o p p e r 2 0 <^1801 "lam Ready." Rev. " The Union Must," &c. Copper a n d B r a s s v a r i e t i e s . T h e l a t t e r c o r r o d e d 2 0 (o 1803 " The Union Must and Shall," &c. All Seeing Eye. Rev. ^ 1803 I B Maj. l a n kGen. . B Hancock. r a s s a nHead d s to i l vleft. e r Rev. e d Large % p iStar, e c e &c. s 2 9 Pierced 30 ^ 1804 Union League. Three other pieccs pierced. AY. M. 20 *>'"1805 " Our Country, Right or Wrong." Flag in Centre. Rev. B l a n k . L e a d . P o o r 2 0 SIKB D 1819 "Against Eebellion, 18C1." Rev. Blank. Copper and B r a s s 1 9 ^*"1830 "War for the Union, 1803." Rev. "United States of A . m e r i c a . " C o p p e r , B r a s s , a n d W . J I . 1 8 () 1831 Four pieces. 3 Brass and 1 "W. M. All pierced 18 PATTERN PIECES. All fine and Proofs. 2, 6''^ 1833 U. 8. A. Bar Cent. Very fine impression and very rare / Z <^^ 1833 1739 Marllia Washington Half-Dime. Unu-snally good and rare c3 ^^1834 1830 Beautiful Gold Dollar. Proof. Scarce 1825 1830 Amother fine impression in Copper. Rare /i'' 1836 1830 Beautiful Proof Silver Dollar. The name of Gobreclit y, on the base of the figure of Liberty. Rare ^ ^ 1837 1830 Two Cent Piece in White Metal. Fine and scarce 1828 1830 First Steam Coinage. 33rd INIarcli. Copper. Fine /1839 1837 Feuchtwanger One Cent pieces. Varieties. Very good 4 pieces 3 1837 Feuchtwanger Eagle on a rock. A very rare Three ^ C e n t p i e c e . F i n e -^<5 "1831 1837 Feuchtwanger. City Arms. Three Cent piece. Fine 2"^ ]^gg2 1838 Gobreclit Head to left. Proof of Half Dollar, Rev. V Flying Eagle. Cracked die, but crack barely visible. ' S c a r c e Z-51333 1838 Same obverse. Also a beautiful proof Half Dollar. Rev. Eagle with expanded wings. Rarer than pre ceding / o ' ^'^834 1839 Head of Liberty to right, surrounded by 13 Stnrs. Half Dollar. Rev. "United States of A.merica Half Dol." Spread Eagle. Very fine and extremely scarce. Very desirable 1835 Cent. One-tenth Silver. Rev. " United States of America." Fine and scarce /^""ISSO 1850 3 Cent Piece. Liberty Cap and Rays. Rev. " III," iu Wreath. Fine and rare PATTERN PIECES. 99 2^y 133,7 iggi ^ beajiiifiilproof set of California Gold Coins. Struck I i Jn SiLYE^ $30, §10, §5, and $2.50. The only set I nave yet seen and I believe them to be exceedingly rare 1838 1853 Gold Ring Dollar. Beautiful impression and very scarce / 1839 1853 Head of Liberty. Rev. "One Cent," in Wreath. Nickel. Very fine ^3-^1840 1854 Plain Head Cent. Fine and desirable. Copper (o 3 1841 1854 Flying Eagle Cent. Fine and desirable. Copper / 1 8 4 3 1855 Flying Eagle Cent. Mixed Metal. Fair ^^<^"1843 1855 Flying Eagle Cent. A beautiful impression in Copper / 5'^^>l844 1856 Pi'oof Half Cent in Nickel. Rearly scarce and desirable u 1845^^1856 A fine Nickel Cent. Rare and very mucli in demand ^^^1846^^1846 1856' 1856 Anoiher Anoiher very beautiful uncirculated Cent. Very de Tn sirable /5 1847 1857 Gold Piece in Copper. Fine and rare 1848 1857 Another Gold Piece in Copper. $3J^, 1860. Fine and rare 2- /^1849 A Beautiful Proof Cent, without date. Size of the Nickel Cent of this year (1856). Copper. Very scarce i)-0 1850 1858 Large Eagle. Reverses, Tobacco AVreath, Oak Wreath, with and without Shield, and Laurel Wreath. Very fine. Proof 4 pieces 1858 Indian Head. Reverses same as above. Very flue. Proof 4 pieces / ^'^1853 1858 Small Eagle. Tobacco Wreath. Proof. Scarce / 1 8 5 3 1858 Small Eagle. Oak Wreath and Shield. Proof. Scarce / 2^^5'1854 1858 Small Eagle. Oak Wreath without Shield. Prool. Scarce • / 1 8 5 5 1858 Small Eagle. Laurel Wreath. Proof. Scarce 6'^185Q 1859 Indian Head. Oak Wreath and Shield. Very good. Scarce S'7^1857 1859 Indian Head. Oak Wreath without Shield. Very good. Scarce 2- 1860 1859 United States of America, 20 Dollars. Liberty Seated. Copper. Very flno / >^5^1861 1859 Pacquet Half Dollar. Liberty Seated. Silver 1862 1859 Pacquet Half Dollnr. Same, in Copper / 4^^'1863 1859 Freuclj Head of Liberty. Hev. 50 Cents, in wreath. Silver 4^.^1864 1859 French Head of Liberty. Same, in Copper / '3'^ 1865 1859 French Head of Liberty. Rev. Half Dollar, in wreath. Silver 4^ 1860 1859 French Head of Liberty. Same, in Copper / 1867 1859 French Head of Liberty. Rev. Dollar, in wreath. Silver ^^'^1868 1859 French Head of Liberty. Same, in Copper 2/ 1869 1860 Another Head of Liberty. (I think the best offered.) Five Dollar Gold Piece, in Copper. Very scarce 2- ^^1870 1862 Half Dollar. Rev. "God our Trust," without Scroll. Proof and scarce / 0^^1871 1862 Same obverse. Rev. "God our Trust," with Scroll. Good and scarce 1873" 1862 Ten Dollar Gold Piece, in Copper. " God our Trust." -without Scroll. Very fine fJ^ 1873 1802 Another, with Motto in Scroll. Very fine ^'^""1874 1862 Two more Copper bronzed, with and without Scroll. Very fine 2- 1875 1863 Size of the Old Red Cent. Rev. 8 Cents in wreath. " U n i t e d S t a t e s o f A m e r i c a . " A s c a r c e C e n t COLONIAL PIECES. 2L Z-^~1876 1776 Continental Currency. Very fine impression. W. M. , V 7 7 Q D i c k e s o n ' s C o p y . V e r y fi n e i m p r e s s i o n . W , M . F i n e ^5' y^^l878. /C52 Pine Tree Shilling. Designated by M. Mickley the ^ cog-wheel pattern. Letters different from the ordinary type. Very fine and exceedingly rare y ^/1879 1652 Pine Tree Shilling. Smaller planchet. Veiy fine and exceedingly rare 1880 1652 Oak Tree Sliilling. Very good and scarce COI,OXIAL PIECES. 101 ^ y1881 1651 Pine Tree Twopence. In Copper. Very fine / <_ ^ 1882 1731 Colonies Francaises. Veiy good impression. Scarce 1883 1737 Connecticut Three FTiimmer Cent. Rev. The value of 0^> Three Pence. Deer standing. Very rare and fair 1884 1760 Pitt Medal. " No Stamps." Very fine ^ '^'^1885 1767 Colonies Francoises without the R. F. Stamp. Very fine and scarce 1773 Virginia Half Penny. Small size. Not much circulated 1887 1783 Georgius Triumpha. Rev. " Voce populi." Fine 1888 1783 Nova Constellatio. U. S. and scrip type. Both good 1889 1783 Nova ConsteZatio. U. S. tj'pe. Good ^1890 1783 Nova Constellatio. Scrip type. A variety. Barely fair ^ i3'^ 1891 1785 Vermont's Respublica. 8 Trees. Very fine for the pe riod, and really scarce t-) 1893 1786 Vermontensium Respublica. 8 Trees. Not very much worn /6^ ^^1893 1785 Diite indistinct. Vermontis Respublica. The hills thickly wooded. The sun at the left ; on all others it is at the right. A line separates the date from the desrice. On reverse instead of an eye in the centre, it has a sun. The rays are single pointed, composed of fine lines of unequal length. Legend as usual. In poor condition but exceedingly rare 4^ 1894 1786 Vermon Auctori. ^Connec. head to left. Poor but scarce ^^ 1895 1787 Vermon Auctori. Two Inde et Lib and one reverse Britannia. All poor. Heads to right / ^ O 1787 Georgius III. Vermon head to right. Rev. Inde et Lib. Fine ■^^ 1897 1788 Vermon Auctori. Head to right. Very fair o/ 1898 1788 Vermon Auctori. Head to right. Both good. Varieties ^ 1899 1788 Vermon Auctori. Head to right. Both different from preceding. Fair 1900 Auctori Vermon. Head to right. Baby head. Poor but rare ^^-^1901 1787 Auctori Plebis. Head to left. Rev. " Indep et Liber." Very fair condition for the piece and very scarce 102 COLONIAI. PIECES. / 1902 "NewYoi-ke in America." Eagle with expanded wings. Two figures, u Cupifl, and anotber, fiaure at whom Cupid lias apparently discharged one of liis arrows. Very rare and good ^''^"'1903 1785 Auctori Connec. Heads to right. Fine and good. R e v . " I n d e e t L i b . " A l l v a r i e t i e s 4 p i e c e s / ^ 1 9 0 4 1 7 8 5 T h r e e m o r e v a r i e t i e s , P o o r 3 p i e c e s 1905 1787 and '88. Massachusetts Cents. Only fair 3 pieces 1 9 0 6 1 7 8 7 j M a s s a c h u s e t t s H a l f C e n t . F i n e a n d s c a r c e h'' 9^ 1907 1787 Immunis Columbia. Rev. "E Pluribus Unum." Eagle with expanded wings. Barely circulated and scarce ^ 1908 1787 Franklin Cent. Rev. ''United States." Ordinary type. Ve r y g o o d 6'^"l909 1787 Franklin Cent. Rev. " States United." Ordinary type. Very good ij^ 1910 1787 Franklin Cent. Rev. " United" above, " States" helow, i n s t e a d o f o n e i t h e r s i d e o f t h e w o r d s " w e a r e o n e . " In fine condition and exceedingly rare. A variety I do n o t r e m e m b e r t o h a v e s e e n b e f o r e ^^1911 1787 Nova E Borac. Head of Liberty to left. Fair impression ^^^1913 1794 Franklin Press Cent. Fine and scarce ^ 1 9 1 3 1 7 9 6 " F r a n c o A m e r i c a n a C o l o n i a . " C a s t o r l a n d To k e n . Very fine impression. Copper 2^ /T1914 1796 A fine proof impression from the same die in Silver, and very rare in this metal 1915 1796 Another impression struck after the die cracked on a very thin planchet. Copper 3 <^^^1916 Kentucky Cent. Lettered edge. Uncirculated and desirable i2. 0 ^1917 Another. Plain edge. Uncirculated and desirable ^ "^1918 St. Patrick's Farthing. Rare, but a poor impression 1919 Ships, Colonies and Commerce. Very good 1930 A Vermon Cent struck over four times. Curious AUCTORI CONNECT CENTS. J beg to inform, the Collectors that these have been selected from a very large number of specimens and there is not a single duplicate in this tohole lot. 'S S~1921 1785 Baby Head to right. Scarce. Barely fair 3 5 "1922 1785 Another Head to right. Small date. Fair COLONIAL PIECES. 103 1923 1785 Two different. Heads to right and left. Varieties. Poor • ^ J 1938 1787 A n o t h e r P l e a d t o l e f t /b'-1939 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. Fair //1940 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. 2 cracked dies fine, rest fair /r1941 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. Good and fair 1942 1787 One. Hi'ad to left. Fine 1943 1787 Six varieties. Heads to left. Fair /6^ 1944 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. Good and fair //1945 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. (2 corroded) others fair 1946 1787 3even varieties. Heads to h-ft. All good 1947 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. Fair r/1948 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. ' Fair and good 1949 1787 Seven varieties. Heads to left. Fair J 5^ 1950 1787 Six varieties. Heads to left. Very fair 104 COLONIAL PIECES. // 1951 1788 Eiglit varieties. Heads to left. Good and fair. One double struck ^ ^ 1952 1788 Tliree varieties. Heads to right. Fair and scarce ^ ^ 1953 1788 Four varieties. Heads to left. Fair and good 2-/ 1954 1788 Seven varieties. Heads to right. Three good, the rest fair I ? 1955 1788 Three varieties. Heads to loft. One good and two b a r e l y f a i r NOVA C^SAREA. No duplicate in the entire lot. ' ^'^^1950 1786 Head to left, altered from 1788, and tooled. Very line ^ ^ 1957 1786 Plough with straight beam. Very good 1958 1786 Plough handles nearer together. Good 'd ^ 1959 1786 Plough nearer to horse's head. Rubbed ^ 1960 1786 Nose of the horse nearly touching the first A. Rubbed Z-i ' 1961 1786 Similar to the above, but cracked die. Rubbed 1963 1786 Nose of the horse pointing more to the S. Very fair 1963 1786 Smaller planchet. Small plough with balls. Large head o/^ 1964 1786 Very small plough. Nose pointing between the R and E. Fair ^6^' 1965 1786 Very slight difference. Struck over another piece. Fair 2j ^^''1966 1786 Head a good way from the plough. Rev. Broad shield. Fair 2-i^l967 1786 Head with bristling mane. Head near the plough. Fair y1968 1786 Head nearly touching the first A. A line from the head to the chest. Crooked be.'im to plough. Fine /'6'' 1970 1786 A broader shield on the plough. Crooked beam to plough. Fine uVl97l 178G A small head, almost up to the S. Crooked beam to plough. Good ^5" 1973 1786 Very similar to the preceding. Rev Shield a shade different. Fair 1973 1786 The head close up to the legend. Rev. Shield very b r o a d . Ye r y f a i r / COLONIAL PIECES. 105 ^ ^ 1974 1786 A larger head. A very long and tMn plough. Very good 1975 1786 About the same. Rev. Difierence in the shield. Good 1976 1786 Difference in the shield ou reverse. Fair ' ^ 1977 1787 Short thick head. Plough. Straight beam. Very good ^ 1978 1787 Larger head. Plough small and verj' low down. Straight beam. Piue ^ ^ 1979 1787 Small head. Large chest in proportion. Straight beam. ^ ^ V e r y g o o d _1980 1787 Large head. Plough with balls. Straight beam. Fine 1981 1787 Liirge head. Plough curved at the end. Good 1983 1787 Rather peculiar head. Small plough, but reaching up to N in Nova and touching the last A oi^posite. Barely fair / ^ ff 1983 1787 A peculiar long-necked horse with short plough. Very flue <2- J 1984 1787 Ears of the horse just under the C. A large plough, beam slightly curved. Fair "o 5 1985 1787 A thick-necked horse. Small plough reaching high up in the planchet. Curved beam. Very good 2-1986 1787 Ob. about the same. A slight variety in shield. Fair 1987 1787 A thin-necked horse. Plough with curved beam. Very ■ fair 2,/^ 1988 1787 A thick-set head. High plough. Date uot plain. Very fair 1989 1787 Similar obverse. Plough runs close up to the A. Very fair 1990 1787 Similar obverse. Rev. Narrower shield. Very fair 2-5^1991 1787 Similar obverse. Rev. Difierence in shield. Larger l e t t e r s . Ve r y f a i r ^^ 1993 1787 A thin-lieaded horse, and larger date. Very fair 3 1994 1787 A big-headed horse. Small plough. Barely fair 2. O 1995 1787 Horse with slight lump on his throat. Fair 3^- 1996 1787 Large planchet. Very high plough. Rov. " E Phu'i- bus Unum," occupying nearly all the space. Very fair <^^^1997 1787 Large planchet. Nose pointing to the E. Fine 1998 1787 Large planchet. Nose pointing to the R. Very good 1999 1787 Large planchet. A trifle damaged. Thin plough. Beam very near the A. Barely fair 100 COLONIAL PIECES. / ^^-'^^ 20002001 17871787 LargeLarge pianchet.planchet. Partly Larger milled head edge. and bristlyFair hair. No d o t a f t e r A . F i n e ^ ^ 2003 1787 Large planchet. End of ploughbeam is over the A. Poor '^'^2003 1787 Large planchet. Nova Cossarea large and close to gether. Poor 2004 1787 Large planchet. Nose pointing to the R. and E. Bristly hair. Fine ^ 2005 1787 Large planchet. [look nose pointing between R. and E. Very good ^ 3000 1787 Large planchet. Long-headed horse pointing to R. Partly milled edge. Very good 2007 1787 Large planchet. Nova Csesarea close together. Partly milled edge. Rather poor ^ ^ 'f' 2008 1787 Head to left, but plough going to right. The head evi dently having been very skillfully turned in some un k n o w n m a n n e r. T h i s p i e c e w a s t h e c a u s e o f a lengthened coati-oyersy which agpeared,in,.tlie^Nuniis- m a t i c J o u r n a l ^ ^ 2009 1788 Smaller Planchet. Small head and broad chest. Star at each end of the plough ^^^2010 1788 Smaller Planchet. Peculiar head and plough. Rev. Dog type. Very fair 2 0 11 1 7 8 8 S m a l l e r P l a n c h e t . E a r s o f t h e h o r s e ' s h e a d c l o s e t o t h e S in Csesarea. Dog type. On reverse a star after the dog instead of before it. A fine impression, but cracked die ^ ^ 2012 1788 Head to left. Date very weak, otherwise fair. Rare / 2013 1788 Head to left. Date very good. Head much rubbed. Rare 2014 1788 Head to left. Nova CEesarea higher up on the planchet. P o o r b u t v e r y s c a r c e U. S. GOLD COINS. / ^ ^ 2015 1795 Eagle or Ten Dollar Piece. Very fine. Scarce /^''^i 2016 1796 Eagle or Ten Dollar Piece. Rev. Small Eagle. Very fine. Scarce 2017 1804 Half Eagle or Five Dollar Gold Piece. Uncirculated. Scarce U. S. GOLD COINS. 107 ) O n e D o l l a r P i e c e . G o o d i m p r e s s i o n ^ ^ 2019 1854 Cue Dollar Piece. Beautiful proof Three Dollar Piece. Beautiful and uncirculated ^ 2031 1870 Beautiful Proof Set of Gold Coins of this year, say, ! ^ ^ ^2026 1853 Date CALIFORNIAunder the Head. Re^iGOLD. California Gold. Fifty Cents. Eagle in the centre. Very scarce. Octagon <^-^3037 1853 Half Dollar. Round. Very fine / ^^^ 2028 1860 Helmeted Head. Two Es underneath. Rev. "50 B. P"'" centre of Wreath, Fine and scarce 4^ 3039 1854 and 1859 Two Quarter Dollars. Octagon and Round. Fine ^ '^-rsOSO Samaritan Shilling of Masatliusetts. Very fine and rare WASHING-TON GOLD MEDAL. "2-/ ^"^2031 Bust of Washington to left; " G. W." underneatll, sur rounded by a Wreath. " He is in Glory. The world in tears." Ob., " D. 14, 99, Aet 68." A beautiful proof. One side of a shell. Oval. And I believe the only one known. Exceedingly scarce. From the P e r k i n s d i e S i z e 1 6 x 1 9 WASHINGTON PIECES. All fine, if not otherwise described. 3033 1783 Washington and Independence. " Unity States." SIZE ^ 3033 1783 Washington and Independence. Small head laur- eated. " United States." Good 14 108 WASniNGTON PIECES. SIZE 2034 1783 Washington and Independence. Larger head laur eated. " United States." Verj' poor '-j'-i' 3035 1783 Washington and Independence. Very fine re-struclt impression / 303K Double-headed Washington. Fine and scarce 3037 1791 Large Eagle Wa.shington Cent. Very fine 3038 1791 Small Eagle Washington Cent. Very fine o V 2039 1793 Same obverse. Liverpool Halt' Penny, better than I have lately seen. For the date desirable / ^ 3040 1795 Washington Grate Cent. A little worn. Barely fair / 2- 2-5 2041 1795 George Washington. Head to right. Rev. Liberty and Security. Eagle on a shield with an olive branch in the right and a bundle of arrows in the left claw. On the edge, " An Asylum for the Op pressed of all Nations." In Brass. A little circu lated, but very good. Au exceedingly rare piece and very desirable o 2042 Liberty and Security. Similar design. No date. Head to left. Been gilt. Poor 2043 Success to United States. Head to right. Large type. In Brass. Very fine 2044 Wright & Bale's Card as Engravers and Die Cutters, &c. Fine and Scarce SILVER PIECES. ., SIZE 3045 Head to left. Rev. " Avoid the Extremes of Party S p i r i t . " 1 8 (oS" 2046 Another head to right. " The Pattern of Patriotism, Industry and Progress." Rev. " Union Agricul tural Society, &c., Organized 17th July, 1858." Proof 18 3047 Another head to right. Rev. Head of Franklin. Brim- , e l o w ' s C a r d 2048)C" Member's Badge." Head of Washington in wreath. " Wa s h i n g t o n M a r k e t C h o w d e r C l u b , 1 8 1 8 . " A remarkable rare token, and one I have not seen for 7^ some years. Fair V 2049 Small head of Washington in a wreath. Washington Temperance Benevolent Society. Rev. " We serve the tyrant Alcohol no longer." Very fine, almost proof. Scarce. Pierced 14 tvashxngton pieces. 109 ^2050 Another impression. Bale'g name. Fair, but pierced 14 ^^'2051 Pater Patriae. Bust to right. Rev. " A Memorial," &c. Proof 14 /' 2052 Bust facing. Rev. Bust of Franklin facing Bale 14 2053 Bustno right. Rev. Bust of Jackson. Another. Rev. B o r n a n d d i e d 2 p i e c e s 1 2 Y 2054 Same as above. Smaller head. Rev. as above 12 2055 Bust to left. Rev. Tomb. Very fine 13 2-^ 2056 Same as above. George Washington born, &c. Rev. P a t e r P a t r i a e . , a n d B a i t . M o n u m e n t 1 2 2057 1792.George Washington. Rev. Martha Washington a n d S a g e ' s C a r d 2 p i e c e s 1 2 2058 Bust facing. Mason & Co., and Qen'l of the Armies, 2 pieces 13 /c3 2059 Great Central Fair, and Washington bust to left. Shell. Small 2060 Ob. George Washington. Head to left. Rev. General Lafayette. Very fine, but 2 pieces put together 14 The foll<^ing fourteen Silver Pitjioog oi-e from Copperhead dies- // 2061 Bust of Washington to left. Rev. No compromise with traitorjs 3 ^ 2062 1863 The Washington Token. Bust to right. Knicker b o c k e r c u r r e n c y 1 4 * /7 2063 Same obverse. Rev. Daniel Williams' card, Brooklyn 14 // 2064 Same obverse. Rev. J, L. Agens & Co., &c. 14 // 3065 Same obverse. Rev. Bridgen's Card ' 14 2066 Same obverse. Rev. T. Ivory's Card 14 2067 Same obverse. Rev. Horrors of wir, &c. Struck over a Dime 24 // 2068 Small head of Washington iu a wreath to right. Four - different reverses. Fine // 2069 Two heads of Washington, and First in War, &c. Fine 2070 Bust of Washingtou to left. Rev. Liberty Cap with rays. / /^ "2071 U. Same S. A." obverse. " Liberty." Rev. Same Copper, head Brass different and border. W. Cop M. 18 p e r a n d W . M . 1 8 110 "WASraNGTON PIECES. ^/ 2072 Same obverse. Rev. Washington Born, &c. Copper s i r E and W. M. * 18 'i'" 2073 Same obverse. Rev. " B. Franklin Eripuit Coelo," &c. C o p p e r a n d B r a s s 1 8 ^ 2074 " George Washington" on horseback. Rev. Born, &c. C o p p e r , B r a s s a n d W . M . 1 8 ^ 2075 Larger bust to right. Rev. Washington Born, &c. Copper 18 2076 " Washington." Bust in wreath. Head to right. Copper B r a s s a n d W . M . 1 8 2077 Same obverse. " Made from a Copper Bolt taken from the Wreck of the Frigate Congress," &c. Copper 18 /5" 2078 "George Washington." The Defender of the Country. Head to left. Rev. " May our Country never want P r o p s , " & c . C o p p e r 1 8 2079 George Washington. " First in War," &c. Head to right Rev, Lincoln. Head of Lincoln to left. Copper and W. M. 18 • ^ 2080 " George Washington, Born," &c. Head to right. Rev. Engraved. " Samuel Allen, Co. A, 26th Reg.," &c. B a r e l y f a i r 2 0 2081 George Washington. Spiel Marke, &c. S varieties. Brass a n d o n e S i l v e r e d 4 p i e c e s 1 8 ^'"2082 George Washington. Spiel Marke, &c. 4 varieties. B r a s s 1 4 2683 George Washington. Spiel Marke, &c. 0 varieties. B r a s s a n d S i l v e r e d 1 2 '^/ $ <^'2084 Medal struck in Commemoration of Washington's Birth day. Rev. "Virtue and Valor." Fame blowing her trumpet, and holding a vi'reath in her right hand. Struck in So. Carolina. W. M. Very rare 24 <^ 2085 "Washington." Head to left. Rev. "Soldiers' Fair," &c. 18 3'^'' 2086 "Gen. George Washington," &c. Head to right. Rev. " H o n e s t y, I n d u s t r y, " & c . M a s o n i c i m p l e m e n t s . C o p p e r 1 6 2087 Washington, U. S. A. Head to left. Rev. " To the Cause o f T e m p e r a n c c . " B r a s s 1 6 ^ 2088 Ob. George Washington. Head to right. Rev. Martha Washington. Head to left. Copper, Brass, W. M. and Nickel 14 "WASHINGTON PIECES. « HI SIZE 6^ " The Founder of the Union." Bust facing. Rev. " De 2089 c i s i v e W a r , " & c . W . M . 1 6 '2090 Washington surrounded by Stars. Ladies' Loyal League. S t a r s h a p e . T y p e M e t a l 1 6 /'K 0 2091 Different Head to left. Rev. Monument at Baltimore. Copper, Brass, and W. M. 13 6 2092 S a m e o b v e r s e . R e v . " P a t r i e P a t e r " 1 3 /o 2093 Temperance Medalet by Bale. Ob. Small Head of Wash ington. Copper. Pierced 14 & 2094 Bust of Washington and Franklin. Copper and WT M. 13 2095 Movint Holly Paper Co. Head of Washington to left. Rev. " 1860." From Cogan's die. Destroyed. Very A r a r e . C o p p e r 1 3 3096 Three Copper, Brass (W. M. pierced) and two Electrotypes. Scarce. Small 7 2097 Eight more small Cards, &c. All different. A nice lot 2098 Copperhead Tokens of Washington in Copper, Brass, and W. M. All different 20 pieces S I L V E R P E A C E M E D A L S , & c . T h e m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g a s s o r t m e n t e v e r o f f e r e d a t o n e s a l e . /a ^2099 1703 " Europte Almam ne tardit pacem." An American Indian -svith a bow and arrow and holding in his right hand a Cupid, which is in the act of placing a Statuette of Peace on a column. Kev. " Duret usque a d e x t r e m u m , " i t l a s t f o r e v e r. I n c e n t r e Mercury holding the Caduceus in his left hand and his right resting upon a Lion. In the distance a good many ships. A very beautiful me^al and ex c e e d i n g l y r a r e 3 8 / y2100 1776 Libertas Americana. Beautiful Head of Liberty to left. Rev. The Infant Hercules strangling two ser pents and Pallas protecting the infant with a spear. V e r y fi n e a n d r a r e i n s i l v e r 3 0 ^"^•^"^2101 1782 Holland between North America and Great Britain. Above the figure of Holland is an Angel carrying a Liberty Cap to the United States. - Bev. a long inscription in Dutch. A very fine Medal. Rare " 28 / 112 S I L V E R P E A C E M E D A L S , & C . SIEB / ^/ />o 2103 1782 "Libera Soror." On the left an armed woman grasping the hand of an Indian Queen and holding a liberty cap over her head. The Queen standing at the right with a shield of 13 stars, a spear, and a chain by which she holcjs a leopard on whose head she presses her left foot. Between the figures is an altar. Rev. " Tyrannis virtute repulsa." In exer gue, "Sub GalliaJ auspiciis." In the centre a Unicorn has broken his horn against the rock. A b e a u t i f u l m e d a l a n d v e r y r a r e 2 9 '^:5~3103 1782 "Faustissimo foedere juncta." Fame seated on the clouds with her trumpet and holding the Shields of Holland and the U. S. Rev. Mercury flying through the air and is about to place a wreath on the crowned shield which rests against a pyramid. In the foreground a basket of fruit, &c. A very fine . M e d a l 3 9 2- /J "2104 1780 Neutrality compact Medal between Sweden, Holland and Denmark. Ob. A hand, in which is a dagger holding the four shields of Sweden, Holland, Den mark and the Netherlands. " Gewap endene Utrali Teit." Rev. Dutch inscription, " Jehovah ureeker der verbonden staaf Kalharinas," &c. ,&c. Very fine. Silver 'Z o '•^^'3105 1780 and 1781 A Vessel in full sail. Ob. "Ter beueyliging van schepenen volk." In exergue, "Jacob Van- derwint " Rev. An inscription in Dutch. Very ^ ■^ ^^^lOe 1782 "En Dextra Fidesque."fi n e A woman seated on a3 0 bale of merchandize about receiving an olive branch from a man in a classic dress, who holds a stafi, from which flies the stars and stripes. Rev. An inscription in Dutch addressed to the Ameri c a n s . V e r y fi n e a n d s c a r c e S O J ^ '2107 1782 Netherland declares America free. A woman hold ing a liberty cap and pole with a bundle of arrows in her right, and a caduceus in her left hand. Rev. De Allgemeene Wensch (the universal desire). Boxes of Merchandize. A Staff bearing the Dutch and American flags. Fine and rare 21^ S I L V E R P E A C E M E D A L S , & C . 1 1 3 / " 2108 ^1783 Libertas^ Americana. .Louis XVI seated. pointingSIZE to a column on which is a liberty cap and shield with 13 bars that a woman has just placed there. Rev. " Communi Consensu." Pallas holding the shields of Groat Britain, France, Spain and Holland. Very fine impression and rare 29 ^ 2109 1814 " Treaty of Peace and Amity between Great Britain and the United States of America signed at Ghent," Dec. 24, 1814. Ob. " On earth, peace, gond will t o m e n . " A w o m a n w i t h a n o l i v e b r a n c h a n d a ^, cornucopia. Copper. Silvered. Fine 28i^ ^ 2110 1814 A fine Copper Medal struck " In Commemoration of the definitive Treaty of Peace and Amity between Great Britain and France signed at Paris, Jlay 30. 1814." Ob. "On earth, peace, good will to men." Very similar to preceding. Very desirable 283^ 2110 1783 Libertas Americana. Rev. Commune Consensu in* W h i t e o r T y p e M e t a L O n l y f a i r 2 9 '-^^2112 Medal of William I, King of the Netherlands. Three- quarter face. Rev. Presented to him as arbiter by England and America. Very fine. Silver 27 / ■^^'2113 Another impression. Same as above. In Copper. Proof 27 MISCELLA.NEOUS MEDALS. All fine, unless otherwise described. ^ ^ SIZG ^ 2114 Schiller Centenary Anniversary Medal. Copper. Bust 26 2 1 1 5 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . 2 6 <^' 2116 Bunker Hill, 17 June. 1773. Death of Warren. Rev. A <3^^ Monument. 2117 Company " F Success Jefferson Guard, to the Capt. Fair. F. Heppenheimer, W. M. Poor &c. 27 R e v . A W r e a t h . C o p p e r a n d W . M . 2 6 ' (> 3118 World's Peace Jubilee, Boston, 1872. Names of Compo sers, &c., in form of a Maltese Cross. W. M. 32 ^3119 I. O. O. F. Grand Celebration at Philadelphia of 50th An niversary. W. M. 32 3130 Thomas Wildey. New York Odd Fellows' Hall. Pierced. * 3 p i e c e s 2 4 114 MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS. SIEB 2121 " In Hoc Signo Vincus." Rev. " Catholic Total Absti nence Society." *'I promise to abstain," &c. Cop p e r 2 8 2122 T w o m o r e s i m i l a r t o t h e a b o v e . B r a s s a n d W . M . B o t h pierced 28 2133 "Washington Temperance Society. "Nfitional Celebration of the Sons of Temperance. Copper 2 pieces 24 2124 American Juvenile Temperance Society. Rev. " Temper a n c e D e c l a r a t i o n . " C o p p e r a n d W . M . 2 1 2125 Same obverse. Rev. ISTan drinking from a bucket. Cop p e r a n d W . M . 2 1 2126 Three Temperance Medals. All different. Pierced. W. M. 28 2127 Five more. All different and pierced. W. M. 24-22 2128 F o u r s m a l l e r o n e . « . P i e r c e d 21^9 " The Old Oaken Bucket." Rev. "I will touch not, &c." and one other. W. M. 21 2180 Seven Brass Medalets. All pierced 2131 A Child crying over drunken Parent. " Touch not, Taste not," &c. Rev, " Temperance Declaration." Brass, pierced 19 2132 "St. Bridget's Society by Rev. Father Moony." Rev. Blank. W. M. Wreath. No inscription 28 2133 U. R. A. Pledge. "I promise not to buy," &c. Rev. " U n i o n R e f o r m A s s o c i a t i o n , 1 8 6 4 . " W . M . 2 0 2134 The very Rev. Theobald Matthew. Three-quarter face to right. Rev. Addressing his Congregation. Cop p e r . V e r y fi n e 2 8 2135 Same obverse. Rev. " Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M. P." n e a r l y f a c i n g . W . M . P i e r c e d 2 8 2136 Carey and Thomas, the First Missionaries. Busts look ing right. Rev. Church " Jubilee of Baptist Mis s i o n . " C o p p e r 2 8 2137 Head of Wesley to left. " The World is my Parish." Rev. " Origin of American Methodism," 1766, &c. C o p p e r 3 2 2138 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 3 3 2139 Same obverse. Rev. " Wesley Chapel and Parsonage, J o h n S t . , N . y . " C o p p e r 3 2 H I S C E L I i A N E O U S M E D A L S . 1 1 5 2140 Same as Lot 2139. In White Metal Proof 'sl o ^ 2141 Susiiuna Wesley teaching her son Jolin. Rev. Dickinson C o l l e g e . C o p p e r 2 6 & 3 1 4 3 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M , P r o o f 3 6 /L 3143 School Boy. Reward of Merit. Copper 36 6 2 1 4 4 S a m e a s a b o v e . W . M . P r o o f 2 6 2145 Peace Medal. Rev. " Peace with Russia and the Allied Powers, signed al P;iris, March 30th,18oii." W. M. 36 HodggrPodge Club. Rev. " Concordia Discors." 1795. Octagon. W. M. • 34 Haverford College.^ Rev. " Pounded by the Society of F r i e n d s . " W . M . 2 6 "Advance Rescuc." Rev. " American Arctic Expedi- ^ ^3149 tiou." Revd. A Hezekiah Presentation G. Leigh, Medal. D. D., &c. Silver. Head to Pierced left. Rev. 34 • R a n d o l p h M a s o n C o l l e g e 3 6 3151 '"Am I not a Man aud a Brother." Rev. Man standing. C h a i n s b r o k e n . W . M . P i e r c e d 3 8 6 3153 " Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat." Rev. " Reward of Merit " and another obverse, different. Rev. same. W. M. Pierced. Proof 28 5' 3153 Chicago Seaman's M. B. 8. Rev. " Free Trade and Sail o r s ' R i g l i l s . " S h i p S a i l i n g . W. M . 3 2 / New York Free Academy Jledal. Allegorical Figures. Rev. Cromwell Medal engraved on scroll. Victory C r o w n i n g a S t u d e n t . S i l v e r 2 3 6^2155 "Justice to Ireland." Rev. " The Union of England," &c. W. M; Pierced 32 ^ 3156 Union College, Schenectady, Medal. Rev. " Awarded b y t h e T r u s t e e s . " C o p p e r 3 4 ^ 3157 Similar head. " Coll Concordia Nov Eb." Rev. " Dis- cipulo Optimo Eliph. Nott." Thick plauchet. W. M. 17 <5"^ 3158 John A7esley^ Ileud to left. RcV. " Jubilee of Wesley i n S a b b a l h S c h o o l . " W . M . P i e r c e d 2 4 2159 "Our Flag Trampled Upon," &c. Rev. "Beware of Foreign Influence," etc. W. M. Pierced 36 2100 Total Abstinence. School Boy. Rev. "Reward of M e r i t . " W . M . P r o o f 2 4 15 116 M I S C E M j A N E O U S m e d a l s . ^ 21C0* Revd. T. Matthew and two other religious Medals. W. M. Pierced 3 1 6 1 A r e l i g i o u s M e d a l a n d o n e o t h e r . W . M . P i e r c e d 2 4 End of Fourth Day's Sale. \ F I F T H D A Y ' S S A L E . SWITZERLAND SILVER COINS, &c. ^3 2167 1798 A beautiful proof Four Frank piece of the Republic of Bern / 2168 1796 Two Franc Piece of the Republic of Bern. Very fair / 2 1 6 9 1 8 3 5 A n o t h e r T w o F r a n c P i e c e o f B e r n . A b e a u t i f u l i m pression 2170 1823 Ten Batzen of the Canton Devaud. Very fine ^ ^ 3171 1845 1 Franc of Canton Devaud. Very fine rx 2172 1810 5 Batzen of the Canton Basel. Very fine 2173 1827 1 Batz. of the Canton Freyburg. Very fine ^ "^^"2174 A very fine large Medal of the Republic of Bern, struck by order of the Senate. A Bear holding and defending the Arms of the Canton. Rev. Bern personified beside an altar inscribed " Leges lundament." Very fine and w e i g h t i n S i l v e r $ 3 . 4 0 S i z e 3 6 / -^5"' 2175 1860 JTrt(/'-Crown or Vereinsthaler of Frankfort. Portrait o f a v e r y fi n e w o m a n . K n o w n a s t h e R o t h s c h i l d Half-Crown. Very fine ^ ^ 2176 1868 1 Lire and 10 Soldi of Pius IX. Very fine 2 pieces 2177 1760 30 and 15 Cent Pieces of Augustus of Poland. The first weakly struck, the latter fine. Interesting 2 pieces / 6 J178 1536 and '39 Two 3 Groscheu Pieces of Sigismund I of Po land. Good /s2179 1595 One 3 Groscbeu of Sigis III. Very good. And a Four Groschen Piece of John George of Germany. Fine 2 pieces 118 S W I T Z E R I . A N D P I I - V K K C O I N S , & C . ^ ^3180 1708 Carolus XII of S\v( den to right. Rev. A Flower Pot c o n t a i n i n g F l o w e r s . A v e r y e l e g a n t C o i n S i z e 1 6 '-J ^ 2181 Centennial Anniversary of ihe Pcjice of Westphalia, Ob. B u s t o f F e r d i n a n d t h e G i v e r, 1 ( ; . T 2 , a n d F r e d c r i c t h e Keeper, 17o3. Kev. ' Struck by Ecclesia.'itical Coim- ■ s e l . " V e r y f i n e S i z e 2 3 S O U T H A M E R I C A N C O I N S A N D M E D A L S . A l l fi n . ! , u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . SIZK / 2182 1815 8 lis de le Plata. Sun and rays. Rev. " Lihertad," & c . V e r y g o o d ^5" 2183 1825 2 Rh and 14 R. Very good / 2 1 8 4 Chile Provisional Dollar. Star In shield. I 1\ (1 Piso) underneath. Rev. lilank. Scarce ^ 2185 Ob. 1805. Rev. Copiapo, Chile. Fair and scarce / ^ 2 1 8 6 1817 Un Peso. Chile independiente. Santiago. Fine 2187 1859 TJn Peso. Rev. Eagle with shield in left claw. Fine / 2 1 8 8 1843 and 1860. 20 and 0 Cents. Varieties. Very fair ^ 2 1 8 9 1 8 3 8 " U n i o n S e g u r i d a d , " & c . A n c h o r. R e v. " C o n s t i - tuc politica de Chile jurada, 18 September." Very fine 33 / 3190 1823 8 Rs of Peru. Rev. Virtue and Justice personified. Ve r y fi n e / ^'^~3191 1837 8 Rs T. M. do. Rev. Liberty standing. Very fine / 2 1 9 2 1847 8 Rs M. do. Rev. Finer than preceding. Variety ^ 3 1 9 3 1865 Un Sol. Rev. Peruana Lima. Much circulated / <^^^2194 1869 Un So). Rev. Peruana Lima. Fine / 3 1 9 5 1870 Un Sol. Rev. Peruana Lima. Good ^'"-^"3196 1864 3^ Sol. Rev. Peruana Lima. Good 3197 1866 50 de Sol. Rev. Peruana Lima. Good 53"3198 1840, *41- and 1870. Rev. Real and two Real pieces. Fine 3 pieces / 3 1 9 9 1834 Proclaimed for the National Convention of Peru, 30th July. Fine 18 ^ 3300 1831, 18G3. Ob. Lima Free. Rev. " Bajola proteccion del ejercito libertador del Peru rnandado por San M a r t i n . " F i n e b u t p i e r c e d 1 6 S O U T H A M E R I C A N C O I N S A N D M E D A L S . 119 2- 2201 1 8 2 5 S i m o n B o l i v a r , L i b e r a t o r o f C o l o m b i a a n d P e r u . Head to right. Rev. "El Cuzco a su Libertador." B u i l d i n g . V e r y fi n e j M e d a l d o l l a r 2 7 / 0 5 2203 1 8 3 5 A n o t h e r M e d a l D o l l a r . P i e r c e d . D i f f e r e n t . H e a d of Bolivar to right. Rev. " Potosi maiiifesta," &c. Sun shining over the mountain and city of Potosi. V e r y g o o d 2 7 ^ ^ 3 2 0 3 1832 I. L. Bolivar. Head to right. Rev. Two lamns un der a tree. Very good ^ 4^'^'2304 1834 Head of Bolivar to riglit. Rev. "El Peru re'staura- d o , " & c . V e r y fi n e 3 0 ■3 /^"3305 1836 " Constitucion in wreath." " Solemiiemte. Jurada," &c. Rev. Arms " Precidencia Vitalieia del Lib e r t a d o r S i m o n B o l i v a r . ' Very line 32 / 2 2 0 G Don Simon Bolivar. Head % looking right. Rev. " Co l u m b i a " A r m s . F i n e 20 ^ 2207 1814 Head of Bolivar. 2 and 1 Real of Venuezuela. Good and fine / 2 2 0 8 1880 Three different heads of Bolivar. Real and3 Halves. Fine ^'^-'2209 1824 A very beautiful JEedal. Ob. Peace represented as placing a -wreath on the head of the Liberator who is standing and holding a pole with a liberty cap i n l i i s r i g h t a n d a b a t t l e - a x e a n d f a s c e s i n h i s l e f t hand. " Junin y Ayacucho VI de Agosto y IX de D e c i e m b r e . " R e v . " A S i m o n B o l i v a r L i b e r t a d o r de Columbia y del Peru-el Congresso de Colombia a n o d e M D C C C X X V " i n a b e a u t i f u l w r e a t h . Silver, and I believe the only one ever before o fl e r e d a t a u c t i o n f o r s a l e 3 4 ^'^'^2210 1874 Statue of Bolivar on Plorseback. Rev. " Servetu- tis Abrogatio." Beautiful proof in W. M. 33 / ^ ^ 2211 18'34 8 Rs. of Central Americn. Sun shining over the Mountai ns. Very good / ^ i " 2 2 1 2 1 8 2 0 A n o l h e r i m p r e s s i o n . A b o u t s a m e c o n d i t i o n 2213 1834 and 1830 Two 1 Real Pieces. Barely fair n 4 - 2lil4 1850 Ya and Peso of Costa Rica. Fine and very line '^'1^ 2315 One Real and 10-Cent Piece of Costa Kica. Good and f a i r 2 p i e c e s 1 2 0 S O U T i r A . M R U I C A N C O I N S A N D M K D A L S . SIZE ■3 ^5^2216 1836 8 Rs. of Argentine Republic. Head to right. Rosas underneath. Scarce and good 2217 1849 4 Rels of Argentine Republic. Head to right. Variety in design 2218 1852 " El Departmento de Potosi en " Fame Blowing her Trumpet with " Viva Bolivia" on scroll. Rev. Temple "A1 ser Supreme que Salvo a Bolivia." V e r y fl n e 2 3 / 2219 1853 Un Peso-Bogota. New Grenada. Fair / ij'O 2220 1864 Un Peso of Rafael Carrera of Guatemala. Head to left. Fine / <^5^2221 1870 Un Peso of Rafael Carrera. A variety. Fine 2322 1867 " Cuatrors." Carrera. Fair impression 2^^ 2223 1861 Two Rs. and two 1 R. pieces Carrera. Fair im pression 3 pieces 7'i~ 3224 1870 50 Centavos. Very line. Fair / 3225 1852 8 Rs. Coiifederada. Rev. " Provincia de Cordoba." V e r y fl n e 2236 1868 Estailos Unidos do Columbia. Rev. Cinco decinios Bogota. Fine ^ 2237 1833 1 Real of Columbia and Proclamation jMedalet. Both good / 6" 2228 1853 "A1 Presidente Belzu." Rev. " El Pueblo Potosino." Sun shining on the mine. Medakt. Good 14 /^^3339 1864 " "Congreso A r o s e m Americano, e n a B e n a Instaldo v e n t e , " in &Lima." c . F iRev. n e 1 6 ^ ' 2 3 3 0 F i v e E i g h t h s o f R e a l s . Va r i e t i e s 5 p i e c e s GOLD. / 2331 1841 3^ E. of Central America. Fine y //I' 3232 1846 E. of Central America. Fine / 2233 1851 Variety. Central America. Fine. About .'anie value ^'^-2234 1860 Four Reals of Guataraalo. Very flne MEDALS. S'i' 2235 1834 " Reformada por la Convcncion nacional del Peru." C o p p e r M e d a l . F i n e 2 3 6*2^ 2236 "Mariano Melgarejo." Head to left, " Presidente de B o l i v i a . " R e v. " M a r i a n o d o n a t o M u n o z S e c r e t a r i o Gal. de Estado." Copper. Been plated over. Fair 37 / S O U T H A M E R I C A K C O I N S A N D M E D A L S . 1 3 1 < V , SIZB 2 2 3 7 " A n t o n i o G u z m a n B l a n c o . A m e r i c a n o I l l u s t r e . " B l a n c o on horseback. Rev. Gratoe Patriaj Monumentum. W. M. Proof 33 2238 187C " Glorias cle Guzman Blanco." " Urna Ceneraria del L i b e r t a d o r. " R e v. " P a n t e o n K a c i o n a l i n C a r a c a s . " Venezuela. W. M. Proof 33 " 3 3 3 0 S t a t u e o f S i m o n B o l i v i i r o n h o r s e b a c k . R e v . B o l i v a r o n a rock, having broken the chains of slavery. W. M. Proof 32 ^ 2240 1865 Villalba. A Medal commemorating Peace on the 20th Feb. W. SE. Fine 36 •2- <^<^2241 18C0 Havana Reward of Jlerit Mediil. Rev. "Coronacion de la Bra. D Gertrudis Gomez," &c. Fine. Silver 33 J A P A N E S E A N D C H I N E S E C O I N S . 3 <^'^""2243 Coin used in Japan in settling large payments. 14 parts in 100 Silver. Called Ita Kane 3243 A curious coin 28 by 16 sixteenths. Its value believed to be about $1.10 in Silver. Really very scarce ' } ) 2 3 4 4 A coin same length but narrower and thicker. Very similar in scription to the Itzebue, and called Cochin China Bar m o n e y. Ve r y r a r e 3 -^^'^2245 Another Cochin China Bar money piece. Shorter and dif ferent inscription. Also very rare ^^^2246 I t z e b u e . O n t h e o b v e r s e " I - w i t h t h i s m a r k . F i n e a n d r a r e 2247 Quarter Itzebue. Similar mark. Fine and rare •^^"2348 Two ordinary Itzebues. Trifling varieties. Fine £ y 3249 Quarter ordinary Itzebue. Fine (2250 Early Japanese Bullet money. Value about 30 Cents. Very r < curious and like Idol Coins. Very rare 5 > 3251 A n o t h e r. Va l u e a b o u t 2 5 C e n t s . E q u a l l y r a r e ^ ;252 Another. Value about 15 Cents. Equally rare 2253 Copper 3 Sen piece. Very fine 2254 Copper 1 Sen piece. Very fine 2355 C o p p e r S e n p i e c e . Ve r y fi n e 1^256 Copper 1 Rin piece. Very fine 8257 100 Psenny. Brass. Good 1 2 2 J A P A N E S E A N D C H I N E S E C O I N S . ^ ^2258 Chinese large Coin. Equal to 50. Very good / '■* 2259 Chinese./ MiicliV smaller.« Equal to 10. Vt-ry good ^^ 2260 Chinese. Still smaller. Equal to 0. Ver^' good 2201 Chinese. Five smaller pieces FOREIGN GOLD COINS. '^'^''2202 1G30 25tli June. Head of John George of Saxotij'. "Con f e s s , L u t l i e r , " & c . K e v. J o a n n e s N o m e n D o m i n i Tu r r i s l o r t i s s i m a . O b . 1 5 3 0 . l l e m a r k a U y sion and ver^' desirable. % Thaler "Z-O 2263 1661 Large br(jad Crown of !Martin Luther. Bust very nearly facing. Rev. View of tlic City, whieli 1 pre sume to be Eisleben tlie birthplace of Luther. "Gottes w o r t s e L u t h e r s L e h r , " & c . V e r y t i n e S i z e 3 0 ^ ^ 2264 1780 A very fine Ducat of Jlaria Theresa of liungaiy and Bohemia '3 ^^2265 1796 Another very fine Ducat oi Frankfort. Rev. View of the City '^^'^'3266 1819 Magister Huldrichus Zwiugle. Head to right. Rev. " Luce Evangelii," &c. A very beautiful Ducat 2267 A fine Bracteate. A Lion. Legend. Bono Rex. Very rare in Gold ^ '^'^2268 Large Japanese Cobang. Condition good as usual 2269 Japanese Itzebue. Very good 2270 Two Silver Bracteats. Very good S I L V E R M E D A L S A N D C O I N S . All fine, and some proofs. / / < i 7 < 5 ' 2 2 7 1 1 7 3 6 " C a/ r o l i n e p r o t e c t i n g . " N oA w c a l l e d t h e C e s t e n i s u b M e d a l . Ve r y fi n e 2272 1467 Ob. Two ships sailing. Rev. British and Bataviau s h i e l d s u n d e r a w r e a t h . I n s c r o l l " B r i t a n a n d B a - t a v i P a x . " I n fi n e c o n d i t i o n 3 8 / ^ ^ 2273 " Henrico Lee legionis equit praafecto." A very rare Med a l o f H e o r y L e e . R e v . L a t i n i n s c r i p t i o n 3 8 / ^^ 2274 1849 Baltimore Female College Medal. Rev. "To, for excellence in " S I L V E R J t E D A L S A N D C O r N ' S . 1 3 3 The four following Sage's Tpkens_are^^.erjr,rare infsilver. ^ ^ 2275^*'City Hall, Wall St., N. Y." Building. Rev. " Carpeu- ^ y 2376 Hull, /Same Philadelphia, obverse. Rev. Penu." " Faneuil Building. Hall, Boston, Fine Mass." 20 - ^ F i n e 2 0 2277 " Faneuil Hall, Boston, IMass." Building. Rev. The old ^ 2278 J ySamc e r s obverse. e y . Rev. " Carpcuter'.s F i n e Hall, Philadelphia." ' o q ' ■ Fiue 30 <^^ 2279 " Gen'l Andrew J:ickson." On horseback. Rev. " 5[aj. X G l ; u - W . H . H a r r i s o n . " H e a d t o l e f t . P r o o f 1 8 2280 Same obverse. Rev. "Henry Clay." Bust to right. Proof 18 2281 Same obverse. Rev. " The Union iMust," &c. Proof 18 2282 Bust of " Henry Clay " to right. Rev. " The Union and ^ t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n . " P r o o f 1 8 2283 Same obverse. Rev. Bust of " Maj.-Gen. W. H. Harri s o n . " A l i t t l e r u b b e d 3 8 / '^^2384 " 18(J3.'63, 31st Regt. >1. J. S. Vol." Army of the Poto mac. Ob. Liberty and Prosperity seated. Rare in t h i s m e t a l . P r o o f 2 3 3285 1875 Commemoration of the Dedication of the Masonic Temple in jSTew York. Pjoof 30 ^^2386 1861 "Major-General George U. McClellan." Head in wreath to left. Rev. " We will not interlere with," & c . V e r y fi n e 3 3 ^^''3387 AncHher H(;ad facing %. Rev. Bombardment of Fort S u m t e r . V e r y fi n e 3 2 2288 1863 " The First Battle between Iron CladAVar Vessels." Fine proof 30 <0^ 3389 1863 "Major-Gen. H. G. Berry." Head to right. Rev. " Killed at Chaneellorville, Va., May." Very fine 18 2290 Same obverse. Rev. U. S. A. Liberty. Fiue 18 /'3391 1801 " I am ready." Head face to left. Rev. "The U n i o n M u s t , " & c . 3 0 ✓^-^3292 Same obverse. Rev. Same motto, but all-seeing eye in , c e n t r e 3 O •^^2293 Horatio Seymour. Head to right. Rev. Democratic Candidate. Proof 18 16 124 S I T i X K H M K D AT, S ATs D C O T X S . SIZE 2294 nor is the Rcwiird of Lo.v;iliy," Liberty seated. R e v . " P r o P a f r i a . " P r o o f ^ 0 /5" 2295 lOur and Blair, 1808. Kev. "General Amnesty," &c. Silvered 2296 yler Golfax. Head % facin.i^ ri,-,dit. Rev. " Loyalty s h a l l G o v e r n t l i e I ^ a t i o n " ^ AMERICAN AND FOREIG-N MEDALS. A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ^ . SIZK / 2 2 9 7 1 8 1 7 J a m e s ! M o n r o e . P r e s i d e n t i a l I M e d a l . C o p p e r 2298 1845 James K. Polk. Presidential jMedal. Copper 2299 1849 Zachary Taylor. Presidential IMedal. Copper 40 2300 1813 Edward R. McCall. Batth; between Ameri and "3^ 2801 B o1814 x e rEdward . C oPreble. p p e rHead to left. Rev. Battle Scene " Ante Tripoli." Very fine and rare 41 / 2302 1815 Captn. James Beddle. Rev. Capture of the Penguin b y t h e s h i p H o r n e t . V e r y fl u e 4 1 / 2303 James Madison, 1809 ■ to 1817. Rev. "Industry brings P l e n t y . " I n W . M . V e r y r a r e 4 0 ^2304 1846 Major-General Winflcld Scott. Rev. Resolution of Congress, Battle of Chippewa. Copper 40 .^'^2305 Major-General Andrew .Jackson. Rev. "Resolution of C o n g r e s s . " C o p p e r 4 0 2-^^2306 Daniel Webster. Head to right. R- v. Liberty and Union. " I s t i l l l i v e . " A c o l u m n . C o p p e r 4 8 ^ 2307 A large and beautiful Medal of General George G. Meade. Head to right. Rev. Crowned figure of Liberty Cap and Flag. Ins. " The Victor of Gettysburg— the Deliverer of our State," &c. Very rare 52 2308 Major-Genl. Scott. Head to left. Rev. " All Hail to the S t a r s a n d S t r i p e s . " \ V . M . 4 1 2309 Isaac T. Hopper. Head to right. Rev. " To seek and to s a v e , " & c . W . M . 3 6 >^5^2310 " 1838. New Haven Medal." Rev. " Quinnipack." Cracked die. Copper « AMERICAN AND FOKEIGN MEDALS. 125 2311 Fort Sumter Medal presented to Mayor Robert Anderson. S u m t e r B o m b a r d m e n t . C o p p e r 4 4 / 2339 Medal of Earl Gre3^ struck on the final passing of the R e f o r m B i l l . H e a d t o l e f t 3 4 ^ 2330 Earl of Spencer, First Lord of the Admiralty, riead to left. 1799. Ill exergue, " Under Wise Counsels t h e B r i t i s h N a v y t r i u m p h s " 3 4 126 A M E R I C A X A N D F O R E I G ^ ^ M E D A L S . y < - - s i z fi ^->2331 Canadian i\IeflaL Globe witli Soldier nncl Sailor i)oiuting t o C a n a d a . F a m e I j l o w i i i g h e r t r u m p e t . R e v . " L o n i . s b u r g t a k e n , 1 7 o S . " B a t t l e p r o g r e s s i n g . F i n e . B r a s s 2 8 3333 "Very beautiful ]\Iap of the Counties of the United King d o m . I t e v . A t l a n t i c O c e a n , & c . D e s i r a b l e 4 0 3 3 3 3 A n o t h e r M a p . F i n e a n d i n t e r e s t i n g 3 2 ^^^ 2334 Charles William Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick. Head to left. Kev. A City restored to order, shown by seven flags. The same seven flags all out of order nnderneath. An interesting Wliite Sletal jVIedal 29 ^ ^ 2335 A Medal to celebi ate the Treaty of Peace between France and Germany. Rev. Emljlemalic of the blessings of peace 27 2330 France and England, personified witli liands clasped. Rev. To commemorate the Peace of Luneberg. W. M. 27 y2337 1054 Louis XIV. Ob. Head to right. Rev. Minerva. A r t s E s t a b l i . s h e d 2 6 2 3 3 8 1 0 6 8 S a m e o b v e r s e . H e a d t o r i g h t . R e v. ' ' F o r t h r e e d i f f e r e n t B a t t l e s " 2 6 "^^ 2339 1072 Sameobver.se. Head to right. Rev. " Batavia van- q u i s h e d H o l l a n d " ' 2 6 2340 1674 Same obverse. Head to right. Rev. "The Dutch routed at Martinique 26 ^ 2341 1077 Same obverse. Head to right. Rev. For Spanish V i c t o r i e s 2 6 ^^ 2342 1097 Same obverse. Head to right. Rev. The Capture of Carthage in America 26 ^^*2843 Jtony Lind. Head to left. Rev. First Concert in America 27 CONTINUATION OF PATTERN PIECES. A l l fi n e t m l e s s o t h e r v ^ i s e d e s c r i b e d . / ^^'2344 1863 "God and our Country." Head of Washington. Rev. 3 Cents. Copper. Scarce 2345 1868 Same as above but very much rarer, being in Nickel of which but few were struck jPATTEilN ftECES, S346 1 8 0 3 S h i e l d w i t h m o t t o " G o d o u r T r u s t . " R e v . U n i t e d States of America. 2 Cents in wreath. Copper 3 2347 1863 Same obvei-se. Copper. Rev; 2 Cents. The word Cents being much more curved than preceding. Rare 2348 1868 Postage Currency 10 Cents, Act Jul}', 1862. Rev. Ex changed for U. S. Notes. Silver. Rare '5^^" 2349 1864 Feuchtwanger 3 Cent piece. Rev. Eagle with snake in i t s c l a w s . F i n e a n d s c a r c e / ^-^^2350 1866 "In God we Trust." Head of Washington. Rev. United States of America. 5 Cent piece. Nickel. Small 5 in broad wreath. Scarce 2351 1866 Same obverse. 5 Cent piece. Rev. United States of America. Large 5 between rays and stars. In Nickel. Fine 2352 1866 United States of America. Head o( Washington. Rev. " In God we Trust." 5 Cents in a large wreath. Very fine and scarce. Nickel 2353 1806 ■' God and our Country." Head of Washington. Rev. " United States of America." 5 larger tlian preceding in diHerent wreatli. Nickel 0(^ 2354 1 8 6 6 D i v i d e d d a t e . " I n G o d w e T r u s t . " S h i e l d . R e v . Same as above, but in Copper really very scarce 2355 1807 " In God wo Trust." Sliiekl, &c. Rev. 5 surrounded by 13 stars. Copper. Very scarce 2356 1867 United States of America. Rev. "In God we Trust." Large 5 over Cents, curved. In Nickel ^/V, ^2357 1867 Another same as above, but Cents straight. Nickel. Fine 2- ^^>2358 1867 Longacre's head of Liberty. "United States of Amer ica." Rev. "In God we Trust." Large V over a shield. In Aluminum. Proof. Rare -^^"2359 1868 Proof set of 5, 3, and 1 Cent pieces in Nickel ^■^^2360 1868 Broad planchet. "United States of America." Rev. 5 Cent';. Cfewte curved in large wreath. " In God we T r u s t . " N i c k e l . F i n e 2361 1868 Same obverse. Rev. Ill and I in tobacco wreath. Fine and scarce 1868 Dime with star over One Dime. Rev. " Exchanged for U. S. Notes." Very rare I 128 PATTERN PIECES. <^^'^"2863 1868 International Coinage. Ob. "United States of America." Head of Libei t}' to left. Rev. "5 Dollars and 25 Francs " in Wreath, Very line and scarce o/j 2304 1808 The same as above in Aluniiiiuni. Very rare ^ 2365 Dime without Date. " Unitt-d States of America." Rev. Sil-Nic-Cop 180!). Silver. Very rare '^'^^2360 Another Mixed Metal. Very rare 2 3 6 7 A n o t h e r. 2 5 N i c k d 7 5 C o p p e r. Ve r y r a r e 2 3 0 8 A n o t h e r a l l C o p p e r. Ve r y fi n e . Ve r y r a r e / '^'^ 2369 1869 Set of Standard Silver. Containing three varieties'of 50, 25, and 10 Cents, makiny nine i)ieces in all lor which the price at the Mint is $15. Beautiful proofs and very desirable 3^^^2370 18"/0 A beautiful set of Silver jjieces struck in Copper ; con taining Dollar to the 5 Cent piece. A different head of Liberty seated with Libeity Cap and Pole, lin exceed ingly rare set of 5 pieces. Very desiraljle / i ^^ 2371 1873 A beautiful Proof Dollar. . Liberly seated, in her left hand a sword, resting on a shield iind her riglil baud over an eagle standing b^' her side. Rev. An Eagle with expanded wings. Scroll and Shield. Under n e a t h " O n e D o l . " V e r ^ r a r e / O l//.> 2S72 1872 Half-Dollar to match. Equally desirable 4^ *^^ 2373 Quarter-Dollar to match. Equally desirable , cj 5 23Y4 jg73 exceedingly rare Pattern Dollar. Ob. Crowned Head of Liberty seated with Liberty Cap and Pole in her right hand, her left resting on the Shield of Libertj', b e h i n d t w o fl a g s . R e v . " U n i t e d S t a t e s o f A m e r i c a . " I n W r e a t h , " C o m m e r c i a l d o l l a r . 4 2 0 G r s . 9 0 0 l i n e . " Beautiful proof; the only one I have seen 2, 2375 1873 A beautiful Proof Set of six different suggestions for a trade dollar. Every one different. A very interesting" set G pieces O 1874: "United States of Americn." Head of Liberty. Rev. Ten Dollars and their equivalent in sterling. Marks, Crowns, Guldens and Francs. In Copper. Very line. The first impression I have seen Size 23 2877^1849• Ma-^sachusetts Silver. Very scarce and California Co. Five D on wreath. PATTETIN PIECES. 129 '^'^ 2378 TJnitPcl States of America Quarter DolLir and One Cent. O n e s i d e p i e c c s o n A l u m i n u m ^ 3379 1837 Half Cent of Pure Copper. Fine 2380 United States of America Half Cent. One side onlj'. 2 3 8 0 X . F. S . 5 0 C e n t s i n w r e a t l i . R e v. A r m s P e n n a . Silver. Very good aud scarce ^'^2381 Avery large PlancUet on which is struck "United States of America, Twenty Dollars." In the centre is an Eagle with a scroll in its mouth surrounded by rays. The pattern was rejected, and this was the only piece that was ever struck. It has no obverse, and the size ot the plancliet is 33, and guaranteed to be the only piece issued. Copper ASSAY MEDALS. All Fine. SI55E 2382 18G0 Mint of U. S. French Head of Liberty. Rev. An n u a l A s s a y . C o p p e r 2 4 / ^^""2383 1861 Same obverse and reverse. Only date different. C o p p e r 2 4 / ^5~2384 1868 Peace destroying the Implements of War. Rev. Annual Assay. Larger and different wreath. Very fi n e . C o p p e r 2 4 / ^■^^2300 1 8 ( 5 8 A n o t l i e r ; s a m e d e s i g n . B r o n z e d 3 4 / ^5^2386 1870 Science "with xlppliances for Assaying. Aluminum. Uncirculated 24 V / 2 3 8 7 1870 Another. Science with Appliances for Assaying. Aluminum. Proof 34 4'i^2S88 1870 Another. Science with Appliances for Assaying. P u r e C o p p e r . V e r y l i n e 2 4 3389 1870 Another. Science with Appliances for Assaying. B r o n z e d C o p p e r . V e r y fi n e 2 4 3390 1871 Archimedes, the first Assayer. Rev. Tomb of Eck- feldt surrounded by a Wreath of Evergreen. Fine 24 ^ 2 3 9 1 1871 Same obverse. Rev. A very heavy Wreath. "An n u a l A s s a y , 1 8 7 1 . " B e a u t i f u l p r o o f 2 4 130 M E X I C A N M U D A I . S A N D C O I N S . M E X I C A N M E D A L S A N D C O I N S . A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . J r y S I Z K ' <5 2303 1781) CarolusIV. ll(.'ad to right. An Ecclesiusliciil Proc- l a n i i i t i o n M e d a l . A n u s c r o w n e d w i t h a C a r d i n a l ' s H a t . S i l v e r . V e r y r a r e a n d v e r y l i n o 2 5 ^ 2393 1790 CarolusIV. Head to right. A Proclamation iVIedal. S a i l L o u i s a u d P o t o s i . G i l t . Ve r y fi n e . P a r e 2 5 / ^'^"2394 1789 ChaileslV. ilead to right. Struck on his exalta tion to the Crown. Proclani i lion at jNlexico. Cop per. Mne 31 / 2395 1808 Ferdinand VII. Head to right. " Toinas Suria," uiulerneatli bust. Rev. " Sictinpre fielcs y sienipre unidos." Crown, under which i.s blazing sun, are two hands claspcd. Eagle and "War Implements. V e r y l i n e . C o p p e r 3 3 / 3396 1809 Ferdinand VII. Head to left. Uev. " Fidelitas doli Victrix." A Female carrying a portrait on which, is " Ferdin VII, Catliolic," U]) to the Temple. A d o g r u n n i n g b e f o r e h e r. G i l t . Ve r y g o o d a n d scarce 30 / 2397 1810 Battle fccene ; over which is a Portrait of Ferdinand Vll. Ilev. a long Inscription, commemorating the glorious actions of Las Cruces and Vera Cruz. V e r y fi n e 3 4 ^ 3398 1814 Ferdinand VIL Proclamation Medal. Head to r i g h t , b y G o r d i l l o . R e v. A i m s o f M e x i c o . " A n t . L p p . , A n t e q u e r E l e c t . A r c h M e x . " O n l y f a i r . C o p p e r 3 7 2399 1850 Caniillo Cavour. Struck by the Italians in Mexico. Ob. Eagle with expanded wings iiolding a enake in its talons. Rev. a long Inscription. Copper. Very fi n e i m p r e s s i o n . V e r y r a r e 3 4 2- 3400 Industrial Medal of Mexico. Rev. Inscription. Gilt. V e r y fi n e . E x p o s i t i o n g e n e r a l 3 3 ^ 5/ -^4,01 1875 Medal of Ristori. Head to left. Rev. Wreath. C o p p e r , p l a t e d o v e r 3 3 2. 2^03 1874 Municipal Exposition, Rev, "A1 Merito." Siiuer 29 M E X I C A N M E D A L S A N D C O I N S . 1 3 1 2403 The American Chufcli Missionary Sooit'ty. Rev. German ^ ^ 2404 1812 L Vargas e g e n dDollar. , Rev. " R. & Caxa c . de Sombrette."2 6 Crowned Shield. A better dollar than usually found ^ ^ 24062405 1800 1812 CharlesAnother impression IIII Dollar. not Head quite to as right. good For Mexico. / J 2407 1806 CharlesFine IIII Dollar. Head to right. For Mexico. Good / 2408 1809 Ferdinand VII Dollar. Struck for Mexico. Arms. Fine / u") 2409 1833 Iturbide Dollar. Small head first Emperor of Mexico. Fine / 2410 1824 Republicana Mexicana Dollar Mo. Very good ^ 2411 1834 Hook-Necked Dollar. Durango Mint. Poor, but 2412 1824 Hook-Necked Dollar. Durango Mint. Variety. Rare / 2-^ 24l£{ 1824 Hook-Necked Dollar. Dui-ango Miut. Variety. / iff2414 1834 Kepublica Mexicana Dollar. Guanaxuato Mint. / Oo 2415 1834 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Durango Mint. Fair ^ 2410 1840 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Guanaxuato Mint. Uncirculated / 3417 1841 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Guanaxuato Mint. Uncirculated / "^^ 2418 1841 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Potosi Mint. Un circulated / 2419 1841 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Zacatecas Mint. Very ^ ^^^2420 1842 Republicagood Mexicana Dollar. Zacatecas Miut. FineI ^ 2421 1847 Republica MexicauaDollar. Guanaxuato Mint. Good / 2432 1859 Reijublicana Mexicana Dollar for Mexico. Good • / 2423 1861 KeiDublica Mexica]ia Dollar. Zacatecas Mint. Good 2424 1868 Republica Mexicana Dollar. Guanaxuato Mint. Ve r y fi n e '^^'^2425 1870 Un Peso Mexicaua Dollar. Reverse dilferent. Mo, Very good ^ 2426 1871 Same as preceding. Fair 17 133 M E X r C A K M E D A L S A K D C O I N S . SIZE / 2437 1873 Original Ob. and Kev. Mexico. Very fine / 3438 1874 Original Ob. aud Kev. Zacateeas. Fine 2-5- 2429 1808 Ferdinand VII. Proclamation Medalet of Mexico, 13tli Augst. Fine 18 / / r 2430 1 8 G 0 D o l l a r o f M e x i c o . F i n e 3431 I n s t i t u t o C e r v a n t e s M e x i c o . G l o b e L y r e , & c . F i n e . W. M. 18 2433 B r a s s C a t l i o l i c M e d a l . O v a l . B a r e l y f a i r 1 8 x 2 1 " Ve l a s c o H e r m a n o s I , Ve r a C r u z . " R e v. " T i e n d a 3433 N o v i l l e r o B fl e c t o s . " W . M . F i n e 1 8 3434 1823 Inauguration Medal of Augustin or Ilurbide. Silver. Rare 22 2435 M e x i c a n P h i l h a r m o n i c S o c i e t y o n C o p p e r . F i n e 2 0 / 2436 18G4 Centavo (Maximilian). Copper. Good and scarce. Mo. /r3437 1804 10-Cent Maximilian. Very good and scarce. Mo. /L3438 1833 10-Cent piece of Iturbide. Uncirculated, but pierced, with two holes aud 5-Oent piece of the same Em p e r o r . F a i r 3 p i e c e s 6 J 2439 1870 J. A. Perez de Lcrma. Padrino ornamented. Rev. , C a r l o s A n g u s t o T h o r n d i k c . Ve r y l i n e . S i l v e r 1 3 3440 Two very line White iMetal pieces. Velasco Hermanos of Vera Cruz. and C O I N S O F S P A I N . '3 2440- 1 5 8 6 C r o w n o f P h i l i p p e I I . A r m s c r o w n e d . F a i r b u t v e r y s c a r c c / '^ 0 SIZE 2447 1811 Barcilona. 5 Pesetas. Rev. Diamond shaped Shield ^ ( t l i e C i t y A r m s ) . Ve r y fi n e . S c a r c e ^ ^ 24482449 1837 1870 One Spain Peseta personified, of Isabel sitting II. Veiy on finea lounge holding a wreath. Rev. Crowned Arms. 5 Pesetas. Uncir- . ^ ^ 2450 1851 20c i lReales i a t e d of Isnbul II. Crowned Arms. A nick on obverse. Very fine ^^2451 1871 Araadeusl. Head to left. Rev. 5 Pesetas. Fine 2452 1712 Charles III, Philipp 5th, and Ludovirtus I. Three interesting Pistareens in fair and fine condition 2- ^^ 2453 1873 " Revohicion Cinco Pesetas National." Rev. " C a r t h a g e n a S i t i a d a p o r l o s C e n t r a l i s t a s . " " S e t i c m b r e 1 8 7 3 , " F i n e ^ ^ 2454 1821 Fern. 7°. Rev. " Rey dc las Espanos." Resellado 10 Rs. Fine • 2 4 5 5 1 8 7 5 A l f o n s o X I I . H e a d t o l e f t . 5 P e s e t a s . U n c i r c u - lated ^ 2456 1833 4 Reals of Ferdinand VII. Rev. Shield crowned. Very fair. Pierced ^ ^ 2457 1809 4 Quartos Barcelona. Rev. Diamond shaped Shield (Arms of the City). Cop. Verj^ fine ^ ^ 2458 1816 Ferdinand and Isabella. Heads accolatecl, to right. Rev. In Exergue Hispan ct Lusitan Foedus perpet- Augusto connubio Gadirus. Brass. Fine 33 ^ 3459 1823 Ferdinand VII. Head to right. Seditiosis itirum profligatis. Rev. Sancta Foederis. Unites Impie. Fcederatos dissipat. Four Crowns, surrounded w i t h s p r i g s o f t r e e s . V e r y fl u e 2 5 ^ 2460 Piece of Cut Money of Mexico and four small Coins 5 pieces AN INTERESTING ASSORTMENT OF V A R I O U S C O P P E R C O I N S , & c . A l l fi n e u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d . ^ 2461 1862 Two-Cent piece of Liberia. Fine and scarce 2403 1847 One Cent of Liberia. Fair / 2468 1819 Fine Penny of Ionian Islands. Scarce in this condition • 134 V A H I O U S C O P E E K C O I N S , & C 2404 1819 Half Penny of Ionian Islands. Scarcc in this condition /62465 1819 Fiirtliing of Ionian Islands. Scarce in this condition ? 2460 1875 5, 2 and 1 Ore pieces of Sweden. Uncirculated 2467 A set of len 1 Dalcr pieces of Sweden. Better condition tlian those generally offered, and scarce /y-2468 A set of Eight Columbia Fartliings. Very line and scarce a s a s e t 7o 2469 1788 Birbadoes Penny. Pineapple. Rev. ' 1 serve." Al most proof ' 2470 1792 Same obverse. Kev. Neptune in his car. Nearly as fi n e . V e r y s c a r c e 2471 1792 Half Penny to match. Equally .scarce 2472 Odd Fellows' English Token. " Quis rides." Kev. " Hon our." A hand with a heart in it. Very good 2473 1808 4 Soldi of Pius IX. Head to left 2474 2, 1, and Baiocchi and 1 Quatrino of Pius IX. Ycry fine and desirable 2475 A magnificent set of Siberian Copper Money, consisting of 10, 5, 3, 2 and 1 Kopecs. Almost proofs. Very de sirable 2476 R h o d e I s l a n d T i n p i e c e . V e r y r a r e /1>^ 2477 M e d a l s t r u c k f o r G a l l a n t r y a n d H u m a n i t y, D e e r. 1 8 4 6 . C o p p e r S i z e 3 3 ■ / L 2478 C 21st Kegt. N. J. S. Vol., Army of ihe Potomac. Presented t o , & c . V e r y fi n e . C o p p e r S i z e 2 3 7 2479 To Commemorate the Dedication of the Masonic Temple, New York. Rev. Masonic Emblems. Copper Size 20 '2^T 2480 18C0 Ireland and America. Rev. Irish Hepublic. P. B. C o p p e r a n d B r a s s S i z e 1 8 2481 In Hoc Signo Vinees. Fenian Brotherhood, Kev. Harp in Wreath. W. M. Pierced Size 18 2-/ 2482 1809 Jamaica Penny and Half Penny. Nickel. Good 2483 Masonic Medal struck imder the Commune by French Ma sons. W. M. Fine Size 23 £5- 2484 Five varieties of the Admiral Vernon Medals. Several very fine 2485 Four more varieties. Not equal to preceding 2486 A Copper Card of la Honrades of Havana. Oblong Size 20x33 V A K I O U S C O P P E R C O I N S , & 0 . 1 3 5 ^ ^ 2487 Pi'esb3'terian Church of Charleston. Communicant's Token. . " D o t h i s i n R e m e m b r a n c e o f M e . ' " S i l v e r S i z e 1 8 2488 Another Communicant's Token. "Associate Church, N. Y o r k , 1 7 0 9 . " " W . M . F a i r S i z e 1 7 x 1 3 2489 1853 Another Communicant's Token. Knox's Church, Bos t o n . R o v. " T h i s d o , " & c . L e a d . F a i r S i z e 1 8 3490 Four more Comniimicant's Tokens, all different. W. M. 3491 Castings in r3erlin Iron of Voltaire, Koschisko, King of Prus sia, and small Medal of Charles XIV of Swedea 2492 Copj"^ of a Shekel. Large type. Brass. Very fine 2493 The same in silver. A little rnbbed ^ 2494 A White Metal Medal of John Hnss. Rev. Tomb. 1869. Very flue ^^ 2495 Four varieties of Danske Americanske. Poor and fair 2496 Another in Copper. Very good and scarce 2497 A Jetton. Emperor of Austria and Emperor of Russia face to face. Rev. View of the city of Leipsic. "W. M. Size 20 A N A S S O R T M E N T O F V E R Y R A R E M E D A L S , &c. <£_^ J <«■ 2498 A beautiful large - International i - . , and Agricultural jMedal ofSIZE t h e C i t y o f H a m b u r g . V e r y fi n e w o r k 5 0 2> ^^ 2499 Richard Wagner. Head to right. A very SeaMit/iiZ bronze Medal. The subject from some of his Operas. Very ^ <^5 2500 Napoleonrare. Bonaparte. HeadBronzed to right. Rev. '' II niourut 45 sur un rochee." View of St. Helena. Very fine 44 / 2501 Another. Head to left. In uniform. Rev. " Translation a u x I n v a l i d e s , 1 6 t h D e c . , 1 8 4 0 " 3 3 2502 Marie de Medicis, Queen of Prance. Rev. A hamlet over which shines the moon and stars. Very fine. Cop p e r 2 8 2- '^<^'2503 Liberie Francoise. Convention Medal. French head of Liberty with cap and pole. Rev. In wreath, "A la Convention Nationnle pars les articles reuuis de Lyon." Pure metal of the bell made in 1793. A v e r y b e a u t i f u l M e d a l 2 4 130 V E R Y R A I S E M E D A I , S , & C . O / < V y 2504 A fine large Silxer Medal of Peter Heine, Three-quarter face looking right. A very fine Medal struck to commemorate his capture of tlie Spanish Silver Treasury fleet in Jlatanzas Bay. E.xceedingly rare 38 //"/ii'<'-• 330.5 Another Matanzas Mechil in Silver. Ob. Geographical M a p o f t l i c W e s t e r n r i e m i . < 5 p l i e r ( ' . R e v. T h e D u t c h fleet anchored in ."\Iatinzas. Inscription beneath. V e r y fi n e M e d a l . E x c e e d i n g l j " - r a r e 4 0 / 4^ ^^'2500 yVnother Matanza^ Jledal. Ob. Tlie Dutch fleet. Rev. A v e i y l o n g i n s c r i p t i o n . S i l v e r. E x c e e d i n g l y r a r e ( i n d d e s i r a b l e . V e r y fi n e 3 7 Thin and the 'preaedirif/ mecl/d were alto .Hruck to commemorate tlie ca-pture by the Dutch of the Spanish trcamre in Matansax hay, and as the inscription on one of them states, tcere slruck from a portion of the spoils which fell into the hands of the Dutch on that occasion. 2507 An e.TJcccdingly rare aNIed.il of .Tolm Brown. One struck in Gold by suI)scription by the French Republicans for presentation to his widow. Head face looking to right. " Born at Torrington, 9tli May, 1800." Rev. " A la memoii e de John Brown assassiue juridique- ment a Gharlestown, tlie 2d Dec'r, 1859." Copper. In very fine condition. The only specimen ever ofifered 30 2. ^ '^''''"2508 Very large Silver Medal of M. A. De Ruyter, Admiraal Gen'I. Three-quarter face looking right. Rev. A battle scene, most beautifully executed. A medal struck at Amsterdam in honor of his memory. Very rare and desirable 50 / ^ 2509 Van Tromp. Ob. ilarten Ilarpertsen Tromp Riddea. JBust facing. Rev. A ISTaval Battle. Inscription i-eads, "Martin Harpert Tromp Chevalier, Lieu tenant Admiral of Holland, Died for his Country, A u g . 1 0 , 1 6 5 3 . " C o p p e r . V e r y i n t e r e s t i n g 4 2 ^ '^'^2510 Ludovicus XII, King of Prance Head to right. Rev. " Semper Augustus, Victor Triumphator." Crown o v e r a H e d g e - h o g . Ve r y fi n e o r i g i n a l M e d a l . C o p p e r 3 8 ^ ^^ 2511 Louis XVIII of France. Head to right. R(!V. "Gallia F o e d e r a t a . " C o p p e r . V e r y fi n e 3 3 2512 General Lafayette. Head to right. Rev. " The Defender o f A m e r i c a n a n d F r e n c h L i b e r t y. " C o p p e r. Ve r y fine 30 TBRY RARE MEDALS, &C. 137 SIZE a 2513 Another. Head to left. Rev. " Collection des Prancaise P a t r i o t e s . " C o p p e r . V e r j ' fi n e 2 3 6"^ 2514 " Republique Francoises." Liberie, Equalite and Fra- ternite. Rev. Flags and War Implements, July 4, 1776. Feb. 23, 1848. W. M. Pierced 34 2515 " Light, Libcrtj"^, Law." Head of Liberty to left admir a b l y e x e c u t e d . R e v. " T h e N e w Yo r k F r e e A c a d emy was founded," &c. This is in Mckel and exceedingly rare. Only three known to have been s t r u c k i n t h i s m e t a l 3 8 ^2510 Avery large and rare Medal of Cyrus W. Field. Bust to left in centre, over which is a hand holding a wreath. Two ships, one sailing towards America and the other towards Europe. Rev. Resolution of the Congress of the United States, with inscription complimentary to C. W. Field's perseverance in establishing telegraph commxinication between Eng land and America. This specimen is most rare, it b e i n g s t r u c k i n A l u m i n u m 6 4 / 2517 Fine Klectrotype Medal of the Declaration of Indepen dence 58 Z 2518 1814 to 1830 Adam Eckfeldt, Chief Coiner at U. S. Mint. R e v. " A f a r e w e l l t r i b u t e f r o m h i s f e l l o w o f fi c e r s . " Silver. A little corroded 38 / 2519 " William Ellery Channing." Head to right. No reverse. I n S i l v e r . V e r y fi n e 3 8 TJie four following Siege Pieces in Brass are very rare. 2- <^^^2530 1572 Haarlem, Holland, besieged by the i^ipanish under ^ the Duke of Alba, 1572. Ob. The Arms of the ' City. 1572. Plain diamond shaped 30x72 2^ 2521 Cambray, Hainanlt, beseiged by the Spanish in 1531. Ob. Below, the Arms of the City. In centre, the Arms of France. " Franciso protectore," above "C. B." On each side the date 15-81. Rev. Plain Brass Square, 28x29. Very rare. Van Loon, I, 394 ^ 2522 Deventer, beseiged by the Bishop of Munster, 1672. Ob. Arms of the City. Below, A, D. 1G73. Square. V e r y r a r e 8 0 x 2 0 1 3 8 V E R Y R A R E i l E D A L S , & ; C . 2533 Munster, an Episcopiil City in Westphalia, beseiged by its Bisiiop, 1000. Ob. 'I'he Anns of the City. Ins. " Monast Westph. Obst'ssum," 1090. Kev. Brass. ^ S q u a r e . V e r ^ ' r a r e 3 0 x 3 0 / <^^'2524 Siain ^louey, Silver. Sibat Longbat Ticali or Bat Song Salung Sailing. Fury Sury. Pie. Very scarce 7 pieces 2525 Napoleon III, Emperor. Head to left. Rev. " Exposiciou Universelle, 1807." Building. W. M. Very line 32 4^^' 2520 Napoleon III, Empereur. He;id to left. Rev. " Exposi t i o n U n i v e r s e l l e . " O r n a i u e u t e d w i t h s m a l l G i l t S h i e l d s . V e r y fi n e . W . M . 3 3 2527 Isabel II, Queen of Spain. Head to loft. Rev. " Exposi c i o u U n i v e r s e l l e . " W . M . V e r y fl u e > 3 3 0 2528 A fine gilt decoration of the order of Guadaloupe, instituted by Iturbide and revived by Sauta Ana and by Maxi milian, and conferred l)y him on his entry into the City of Mexico, April 10th, 1805; ornameuted with scarlet uad blue. In centre, " Religiou, Independ ence, and Union," surrounded by Wreath and Rays. Very fine and very rare . ^ 2529 1590 Ob. A hand from the clouds, holding a cord on which liang the Shields of England, France, and the Netherlands. Rev. A view of the Spanish fleet ■which was conquered on the English coast in 1588 V e r y fi n e . B r a s s * 3 0 2530 A very rare English Penny Token. Ob. '' The Theatre at New York." The Building. Uuderneath (Jacob's) '^America." Rev. "May Commerce Flourish." Ships in the distance; on the wharf Bale of Goods Cornucopia. Lettered Edge. Very fine and exceed ingly rare 2. 2-' 2531 A Medal " presented by the State of West Virginia " in Wreath. Ob. A female wearing a Liberty Cap about to place a wreath on the head of a man, with her right hand and holding him a Scroll at the same time. In exergue, a Shield; on either side, 1805 V e r y fi n e a n d r a r e . C o p p e r 2 4 2532 A large French Satirical Medal. Ob. "Le peuple la queura." ^ Kev. " Les Sept plaies de la republique de 1848 Lead / CENTENNIAL MEDALS, &C. 139 CONCLUSION OF CENTENNIAL MEDALS, &c. All fine. / SIZB 3533 Four Centennial'Medals in Wood. Main Building and ^ ^ A r t G a l l e r y 4 8 Three more. Gosliorn, Hawley, and Independence Hall 40 2534: Two more heads of "Washington to right. Large and^ 2 ^ 2535 ' 1776 General , Washington. s m a l l Head hto eleft. a Rev. d "Birth 4 0 place of American Independence." The State House. C o p p e r . V e r y fl u e 3 4 3^8536 1776 Same obverse. Rev. Centennial Fountain. Copper. V e r y fi n e 3 4 Cj tl Y' • 2537 A large Copper Daler of Sweden. In centre in diamond " 1 D a l e r M . " I n e a c h c o r n e r t w o C s c r o s s e d w i t h XII between them and date 17-15 on either side. ^ Size is 6J^ inches by 5}^. Very scarce 2538 A beautiful Bas-Eelief of " Cornwallis resigning his sword to Washington." A very fiue piece of work. ^ ^3 Size 3539 53^Electrotype inches Bas-Relief by inches. of the Declaration Brass of Indepen dence. On the reverse the Declaration and all the signatures. Size 5^ inches. Very fine MEXICAN MEDALS. Sized by the Metric Coin Scale of "W. B. Wetmore. ^ < V , 3 5 4 0 1 7 8 5 C o m . o f t h e B i r t h o f F e r d . V I I . O b . B u s t s o f C a r l o s I I I , C a r l o s a n d L o u i s a , a n d F e r d . V I I . R e v. Allegorical design. Very scarce. Copper. Pierced 68 25il 1788 Com. of Founding ofAcademy of San Carlos. Largest Mex. Medal known. Ob. Bust Car. III. First Medal by Gil, who was seut at that time by Car. Ill to take 'charge of the Engraving at the Acad, in Mexico. Very scarce. Copper. Good 69 18 140 MEXICAN MEDALS. SIZE ^ ^ '"'2013 1790 O!).-Hiist of C:irlos IV-.lul Loui-ia uccohui'tl. Large Statue Medal b}' Gil. Copper. Scarce. Very fine 63 '^^' 3043 1790 Siiine iis foregoing. Smaller. Silver. First Amer- cau bronze stutne 34 3544 1789 Proclamation jMcdal, Car. IV, by School of Mines. Rev. Itediu ing Works, Implements, Arms, &c., in allegory. ByGi). Copper. Scarce 45 3545 Silvered Oval Proclamation I^Iedal by Guerrero, 180S. "Pro Solio Reg. sault. ild. Mex. Coll." College Medal and Proclamation Medal. Size 37. Silver. City of Mexico. Fair and line. 39-37. 3 pieces ^ ^""^ 3540 1808 Com. of Spanish and Colonial Conventifni. Rev. Spain and Colonies represented. " Todo renace," &c. by Suria. Hare. Copper A cut on Ob,; other wise fine 53 ^ 3547 Ob, Two Globes, &c, Ruv. Wrcatli. " Segunda epoca." Copper, By Gueh'ero, Worn as decoration by srfldiers who fought for Mexican independence. R a r e . F a i r 5 0 3548 Rev. " Inauguration Augustin, 1st Emperor of Mexico, July 31, 1833. Ob. Crowned Eagle and Nopal. Silver. V e v y fi n e 3 4 2549 Yturbide large Proclamation Medal, City of Mexico. Ob. Bust. Rev. Crowned Eagle and Nopal. " En su solemne proc.," &c Copper. 1833. Rare. Fine 41 2550 Yturbide, 1833 Proclamation. Ob, Inscription on shield. Rev. Crowned Eagle grasping Inscribed Banner. Silver, Rari Fine ° 34 3^3.551 "Yturbide and Ana" large Procl'imation Medal, 1833. Size 45. Ob. Busts. Rev. Inscription,Crown, Eye, &c., and General Santa Ana INIedal. Copper. S c a r c e . F a i r 3 p i e c e s O 2652 Medal. Rev. "Adoption of Mexican Constitution in ^ 1 8 4 3 . " O b . L i b e r t y s e a t e d . U n c i r c u l a t e d 2 9 ^'^3553 " A1 Mwito Militar," Beautiful Maximilian Military M e d a l . F i n e p r o o f . S c a r c e . C o p p e r 3 3 6 , 2554 " A1 Merito Militar." Same as above, but small. Copper. ^ This2555 is Maximilian Hn exceedinffli/rarG Cent, 1864, M, uncirculated. Medal. Bright Proof red. 15 Very rare SIEXICAN MEDALS. 141 2556 181^? Morelos Cop. hollar. Necessity piece struck ia Oaxaca during the first struggle for independence. Fair and very scaj'ce 3557 1 Real, Carlo.s and Juana. Reign following Ferdinand and Isabella. Fvnt American Coinage. Very rare. 1516-155G. Fair ^*^2058 1 Real. Following Reign of Philip II, 155G-1598. Very rare. Fair UNCIRCULATED SILVER COINS. / • ^ p m c E 3 2559 1819-'21 Dollars. Uncirculated 3 2560 1822-'23 3^ Dollars. Yturbide. Only fair and uncirculated 3 ^^ 2561 1829-'30 Dollars. Republic. Uncirculated 3 ^-'^^2563 1808-'9-'10 Dollars. Uncirculated 3 ^-•2563 1830-'31-'30-'33 i-g Dollars. Uncirculated 4 ''■^ 2564 1810-'12-'18 T-V Dollsii-s. Uncirculated 3 2565 1819-'20-'21-'46 Jj Dollars. Uncirculated, 4 2566 Yturbide Dollars. 1822-'33. Uncirculated 3 2567 Mo. 1810, 1813, 1843. Go. 1843. Cuartillas. Uncircula t e d . S i l v e r 4 NUMISMATIC BOOKS. /^ ,^/'25^3 Netherlands. Beschryving der Nederlandsclie Histori- penningen of beknopt Verhaal vnu't genesedert de overdracht der Heerscappye van Keyzer Karel den Vyfden op Konig Philips Zynen Zoon,&c., door Mr. Gerard Van Loon. 4 v o l s , f o l i o , v e l l u m I n ' s G r a a v e n h a a g e , 1 7 2 6 A fine, clean, large paper copy of Van Loon's exteiuke and valu able MedalUc History of the 17 Provinces of the Loio Countries, from Gliavles F, 1555, 1716, Illustrated with over 2 fiW tare- fully engraved figures, and a beautiful Portrait of the Author, b y I l o u b r a k c n . 3569 Beschryving van Nederlandsche llistori-Penningen, ten vcrvolgc op het Weiko, van Mr. Gerard Van Loon. A continuation of Van Loon, bringing the descriptions to the year 1707. 30 Plates, t ontaining 408 representations. 4 parts in 1 vol, folio, vellum, and the 5th part in a sepanite volume, b o u n d i n b o a r d s . S o l d a s 3 v o l s 143 NUMISMATIC BOOKS. ^ 2570 Netherlands. The 8th part, containing Plates Nos. 63 to 60, and figures Nos. 553 to 019, from the year 1781 to 1784. Folio, boards This part is especially interesting to American collectors, as it contains representations of some of the rarest of the series known ^^ ^2571 as the Bruttia " Peace Nnmisniatica, Medals." seu Brutise, hodie Calabria. Populo- rum Numismata omnia, in variis Europam nummophylaciis accurate descripta. a P. Dominico Magnan. Folio, vellum Romee, 1773 The coins of Calabria (124 Plates of Figures), with a small map ^ ^ of the country as it was before the Christian era. 2572 Russia. Monnayes Russes des derniers trois Siecles, depuis le Czar Joan Wasiliewicz Groznyi jusqu'a I'Empereur Alex andre II, 1547-1855. Par le General T. F. de Schubert. Text in 1 vol, 4to, half calf Leipsic, 1857 With Atlas of 1072 Figwes in colors, on 37 sheets of black cardboard. {Sheets Nos. 1, 2, 6, and 14 lost.) Making 2 vols. ^ 2573 Thesaurus Numismatum Modernorum, hujus Seculi, sive Numismata Mnenionica et Iconica quibus prajcipui eventus et res gestae ab anno MDCC. Illustrantur figuris teneis ex- prpssa. Folio, calf Norimberges A medallic history of the events of the years 1700 io 1709 inclu sive, and also the year 1710 in a separate volume, bound in hoards. Sold as 2 vols. The text is in Latin and German. Z 2574 Holland. De Goude en Zilvere Gangbaar^e Penningen der Graaven en Graavennen van Holland, door K. Van Alke- m a d e . F o l i o , v e l l u m D e l f t , 1 ^ 0 0 A description of the Gold and Silver coins of Holland. Blus- _ ^ ^ ^ trated with 45 Plates. 2575 Bizot. Histoire Metallique de la Republique de Hollande. Folio, calf Paris Medallic History of Holland, from 1568 to 1680. Illustrated with many well engraved representations of rare and curious ^ C2576 O Le ^Clerc. • Histoire des Provinces Unies des Pays Bas de puis la Naissance de la Republique jusqu'a la Paix d'Utrecht, avec les principales iMedailles et Icur Explication. 2 vols in 1, of Text, and volume of Plates. 2 vols, folio, newly bound in half morocco Amsterdam, 1728 Unfortunately 5 or 6 leaves are lost from the volume of plates and their explanation. NtJMISMATIC BOOKS. 143 0<^ 2577 Saxonia Numismatica sive Numiniphylacium Numismatum M n e m o n i c o r u m e l I c o n i c o r u m a C e r e u i s s i m i s E l e c t o r i b u s Ducibusque Saxonse Linece Albertinea-a-W. E. Tentzelio. Small 4to, calf Dresdse, 1705 94 2)lates of figures. Text in Latin and German. A Medallic JSistory of the Electors of Saxony of the Albert line. 2. 2578 The same. Linse Eniestiuas. Small 4to, calf 1705 A similar history of the Ernestine line of Electors. 100 plates. / > r 2579 Neuesie Munzkunde. AbbildungundBesehreibung derjetzt coursirenden Gold-und Silbermunzen mil Augabe ihres Ge- wichts, Feingehalts, ihrer Geltung und ihres Werthes. 3 vols, 8vo, half morocco Leipzig, 1856 A new history and description of the gold and silver coins of vari ous countries. 90 plates of colored figures. ^ ^'3 2580 Suetonii Tranquilli Opera et in ilia Commeutarius Samuelis Pitisci, in quo Antiquitates Romte ex auctoribus idimeis fere nongentis 6ra3cis et Latiuia. 2 vols, 4to, vellum Leovardiee, 1714 A fine copy of Suetonius' history, with fine plates representing a n c i e n t m a n n e r s a n d a l s o c o i n s a n d m e d a l s . 2. ^ 2581 De Bie, J. Imperatorum Romanorum a Julio C8e.«are ad He- racliuui usque Numismata Aurea ; ex Archetypis in a3S incisa Breoi et Historico C^ommentaris explicata. 4to, old calf Amsterdami, 1788 Coins of the Soman Emjierors. 64 plates of figures. Added to ^ ^ this are the 'portraits of the Emperors, by Ludolph Smids. ^^2582 Madden, F. W. History of Jewish Coinage and of the Money in the Old and New Testonieut, with 354 Wood- Cuts, and a Plate of Alphabets. By F. W". Fairholt. 8vo, ^ ^"''=^ 3583 h a Donaldson, l f r T. o L. a nArchitectura L oNumismatica u d . ; or 1 8Archi 6 4 tectural Medals of Classic Antiquit}'. Illustrated and Ex plained by Comparison with the Monuments and the De scriptions of Ancient Authors, and copious text. 100 Lithographs and Wood-Cuts. 8vo, cloth Lond. 1859 V 2584 Evelyn, J. A Discourse of Medals, Antient and Modern, logetlier with some Account of Heads and Effigies of Il lustrious and Famous Persons of whom we have no medals extant, &c. With a digression concerning Physiognomy. Folio, calf Lond. 1097 144 NaMISMATIC BOOKS. ^"^2085 Ruding, Rogers. Annals of tlie Coinage of Great Britain and its Dependencies from the Earliest Period of Authentic History to the Reign of Victorin. Sd edition. Corrected, ^ ^ 2586 enlargedHibernian a'ul Patriot. continued, A Collection 'i vols, of the 4to, Drapier's cloth Lond. Letters 1840 to the People of Ireland concerning Mr. Wood's Brass Half- Pence, with considonitions on the attempt to pass that coin, and Poems and Songs relating to the same subject. Bvo, old calf Lond. 1730 4^^ 2.587 Coin Book, comprising a History of Coinage, Synopsis of Mint Laws of U. S., Statistics of Coinage from 1793 to 1870. L i s t o f C u r r e n t G o l d a n d S i l v e r C o i n s a n d t h e i r C u s t o m House Values, &c., &c. With Engraving.-^. 8vo, cloth Philn. 1872 2588 Prinie, W. C. Coins, Medals and Seals, Ancient and Mod ern. Illustrated and Described, with a Sketch of the His tory of Coins and Coinage, Instructions for Young Collectors, 114 Plates. 8vo, cloth. Very rare N. Y. 1864 3589 Humphreys, H. N. Coin Collectors' Manual or Guide to the Numismatic Student. Above 150 Illustrations. 3 vols, 12mo, cloth Lond. 1853 2o90 Cardwell, Ed. Lectures on the Coinage of the Greeks and Romans. 8vo Oxford, 1832 ^ 2591 Akerman, .J, Y. Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes, Geo graphically Arranged and Described, Hispania, Gallia, 2, Brittania.3o92 Tradesmen's 8vo, Tokens half current calf in London Lond. and its 1846 vicin ity between tiie years 1048 and 1072. Describfed from the originals. 8vo, cloth Loud. 1849 3593 Burn, J. H. Descriptive Catalogue of the London Traders, Tavern and Coffee-House Tokens current in the 17th ' Century. Presented to the Corporation Libraiy by H. B! H. ^ ^ 3594 B e a Boyne, u f b yWm. . Tokens 8 v o , issued c l oin ttlie h 17th L Centui-y o m l . in England, 1 8 5 5 Wales and Ireland, by Corporations, Merchants, Tradesmen, &c.. Described and Illustrated. 42 Plates. 8vo, cloth Lond. 1858 '^'^^3595 Silver Tokens of Great Britain, Ireland and the Col onies, &c. 7 Plates. 8vo, cloth. Printed for subscribers o n l y L o n d . 1 8 6 6 NUMISMATIC BOOKS. 145 2590 Conder, Jus. Au Arrangiiiiient of Provincial Coins, Tokens and Meclalets issued iu Great Britain, Ireland and tlie Col onies within the last 20 years, from the Farthing' to tlic P e n n y s i z e . P l a t e . 1 2 m o , b o a r d s I p s w i c h , 1 7 9 8 2597 Lincoln & Son. Catalogue of Ancient and Modern Coins a n d M e d a l s f o r s a l e . 1 2 m o , h a l f r o a n L o u d . 1 8 6 1 ^ ^2598 Iniley and Bicknell. The Coins of the World; contains a larger number ol Fac-simiies of i.he various Gold, Silver, and other Coins of tlie World, than has appeared in uny similar work published here or elsewhere. Koyal Svo, half roan Phila. 1859 U- ^^ 2599 Jones, Geo. F. Coin Collector's Manual; a Description of the Gold, Silver, Copper and other Coins of the U. S. With an account of actual sales .in Phila. and N. Y. 4to, half mo rocco y " j V 2600 Catalogue of American Store Cards, &c., with space for mark ing the Condition, Price, Rarity, &c., of each piece. 4to, half morocco O / ^ 2601 Coin Chart Manual, by Thompson Bros., with Fac-similes. R o j ' a l S v o , p a p e r 1 8 6 2 ^ 2602 Snowden, J. R, Description of the Medals of Washington, of National and Jliscellaneous Medals, and of other Objects o f I n t e r e s t i n t h e M u s e u m o f t h e M i n t . I l l u s t r a t e d b y 7 9 Fac-siiuile Engravings. Svo, cloth Fhila. 1861 2 6 0 3 D e s c r i p t i o n o f A n c i e n t a n d M o d e r n C o i n s i u t h e Cabinet Collection at the Mint of the U. S. 27 Plates in Col ors, ivo, cloth Phila. 1860 I 2604 Felt, J. B. Historical Account of Massachusetts Currency, Svo, cloth Bost. 1839 ^ 2065 Bushnoll, C. I. An Arrangement of Tradesmen's Cards, Political Tokens ; also Election Medals, Medalets, &c. in the U. S. for tlie last CO j'ears. Illustrated. Svo, half calf N. Y. 1858 ^ ^ "^2606 Hickcox, J. H. Historical Account of American Coinage. ^ ^/ o With '^3(507 Plates, ]\iason's Royal Coin and Svo, Stamp half Collector's morocco Magazine. AIbanj% Vols 1858 land 2 bound together in half morocco. Vols o, 4, 5 and 6 iu Nos. To be sold as 5 vols. This is all tluit was published