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COLLECTIONS OF COINS

JEWISH COINSOF REV. J. ZIMMERMAN, D.D.

UNITED STATES COINSOF MR. JAMES BINDON

CENTS AND HALF CENTSOF CHARLES G. ZUG, Esq.

THE WORK COLLECTION OF

ENGLISH COINS

Cataloged bx

S. H. CHAPMANNovember 29 and 30, 1907

CATALOGA COLLECTION OF

Ancient Jewish CoinsFormed by the Rev. J. Zimmerman, D. D.

THE WORK COLLECTION OF

English and Irish Coins

THE COLLECTION OF

Coins of the United StatesThe Property of Mr. James Bindon, Washington, D. C.

THE COLLECTION OF

Cents and Half CentsOf Charles G. Zug, Esq., Pittsburg

COLONIAL , CONTINENTALPAPER MONET, BOOKS, £gV.

Cataloged by

S. H. CHAPMANDREXEL BUILDING

And to be Sold at Auction by

DAVIS & HARVEYI I 12 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA

Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 30, 1907

I guarantee all the coins genuine and will faithfully

execute orders for the usual commission of 10 per cent.

Bidders unknown to me will be required to send satisfac-

tory reference or a cash deposit. The auctioneers will

execute orders free of commission, but assume no responsi-

bility in shipment, and require payment in advance.

Priced catalogs after the sale may be had for 75c.

S. H. Chapman, Numismatist,

Drexel Building,

Philadelphia.

scale.

CATALOGANCIENT COINS.

PROPERTY OF REV. JEREMIAH ZIMMERMAN, D.D.

1^Persia. Darius I. B.C. 521-485. King as archer

kneeling r. holds bow in 1. and long spear in r. hand.

Rev. irregular, oblong punch mark. The famous

gold Daric. One of the early coins of the world.

Fine. Bab. Pl.I, 9. Head, p. 691. M. p. 48.

Alexander the Great. B.C. 336-323. Head r. as

Herakles. Rev. BAZIAEB2 AAEEANAPOT Zeus 1.

;

in field, palm tree, ap-aradvs. Tetradrachm. Fine.

Syracuse. B.C. 300. Head of Persephone. Rev.

Biga to r. Copper. Fine. Good. 2 pcs.

Rhegium. Mask of lion. Rev. Head of Apollo.

Copper. Fine.

Ptolemy II. Head of Zeus. Copper. Very good.

Vespasian. Cappadocia. Head r. laur. Rev. Eagle.

Tetradr. Very good.

COINS OF JUD2EA.

COPPER.

These coins are always badly struck and it is very

seldom that a complete specimen is found; unless sizes

are mentioned, they are of the smallest value of the period

and would correspond to the term of mites, as translated

in the New Testament. The specimens described below

were collected by Dr. Zimmerman in Palestine.

References to Madden, “ Coins of the Jews,” 1880.

Z 0 7 Simon Maccabeus. B.C. 141 to 135. In old Hebrew,“ The Redemption of Zion.” Cup. Rev. “ In the

Fourth Year.” Bundle of branches between twoethrogs. Good. Size M. 3. Rare.

• 8 Same. Obv. fine but half of rev. off. Rare.

9.3 O'

3 * 2

3

• 4

5

/. 6

4 COINS OF JUDvEA.

A ' 9

10

<9 12rm2, / O 14

^ o 15

/* «/ o 16

.J v 17

18

. A '19

'id 20* /

2. tro 21

7* 22

A i <9 23

J. a <>24

Same. Half the weight. Good. Rare.

John Hyrcanus 1. B.C. 135-106. A, “ John the

High Priest and the Senate of the Jews ” in five

lines. Rev. Two cornucopia, bet. which a poppy

head. Fine. Green patina. M. 1.

Similar without A. Fine. M. 7to26(?).Similar. Very good. Green patina.

Similar. Very good. 3 pcs.

John Hyrcanus or Alexander Jannceus. B.C. 105-78.

Second coinage. Inscription not perfect enough

for attribution. Poor to good. Mites. 10 pcs.

Alexander Janmeus. First coinage. Flower, ins.

off. Rev. (AAE3A) NA(P() T) BAXI AEQX Poor M. 1 .

Alexander Jannaeus. Third coinage. Regal, with

star and bi-lingual ins. BAIIAEQI A(AESANAPOT)Anchor. Rev. Radiate star in circle, bet. rays He-

brew letters. Obv. half off. Rev. fine. M. p. 90.

Seme. Ins. on obv. off. Good.

Same. Poor. 6 pcs.

Antigonus. B.C. 40-37. BACIAEOC AN TITONOTround a wreath. Rev. in Hebrew partially visible,

“ Mattathias the High Priest and the Senate of the

Jews.” Two cornucopia?. Fair. Size 14. Rare.

M. 2.

Same. BAQIA1 ANTIIO within wreath. Rev. in old

Hebrew. “Mattathias the High Priest.” Cornu-

copia. Fine. Variety of M. 5. Rare.

Herod I, the Great. B.C. 37-B.C. 4. Helmet, Rev.

BAIIAEQI HPQJOT. Tripod, to 1. LI (Year 3).

To r. monogram. Size 15. M. 2. Good. Rare.

Same. Piece off edge, but fine. Patinated.

Same. BACI HPQ Anchor. Rev. Two cornucopise.

Mite. M. 13. Very good.

Herod Archelaus. B.C. 4—A.D. 6. HPQA0T Bunch

of grapes. Rev. EONAPXOT Helmet. M. 8.

Size 10 or Mite. Fine. Rare.

COINS OF JUDiEA. 5

J o• f 3

£•0 025 Herod Archelaus. B.C. 4—A.D. 6. HP Anchor.

Rev. AN in oak wreath. M. 1. Fine. Rare.

/*S7)26 Herod Agrippa I. BACIA E 12C 41PIHHA Umbrella.

AA 27

Rev. Three ears of wheat. LC— year 6. Fine.

Same. Fine.

,vAli8 Same. Very good. Patinated.

. >6 29 Same. Very good. Dark green patina.

.St 30 Same. Poor. 4 pcs.

/. 2 6 31 Herod Agrippa I. Under Claudius. TIBEPIOC KAA(YJ KAIGAP rEPM) Head of Claudius. Laur.

Key. AIPIIUIA E0IAO( )

Distyle Temple within

which two figures sacrificing at altar; in back-

ground, image of Goddess, half length, resembling

the Sphinx and holding cup in right hand. (The

God Marna at Gaza?) 2 B. Better than M. Page

137, No. 2. Very rare.

A. ( 32 Same. Under Nero. NEP Head of Nero laur. r.

Rev. ()S IEDA PAI (TOT) Emperor stand-

ing, holds right hand of Sphinx as on former corn,

and sphere in left hand; in field LIA year 14.

A.D. 67-8. 3 B. Size 13. Not in M.

IMPERIAL COINS STRUCK BY THE ROMAN PROCURATORS.

33

/-# /C 34

/, +-0 35

A 2 O 36

A e> J 37

38

Augustus. Marcus Ambivius, 2d. Palm tree. In

field, L,AC. — year 36. Rev.(KAIGA)

POC Wheatear. Good.

Same. Annius Rufus 3d. Same. Zd0-39-A.D.12.Fine.

Same. Fine. Good. Mites. 4 pcs.

Tiberius. Valerius Gratus, 4th. A.D. 25-6. IOY-AIAwithin wreath. Rev. Triple lily. L - {T) V. g.

M. page 179, No. 6. Rare.

Same. TIB-KAI-CAP within wreath. Rev. IOY-AIA,L,A=Year 4. Palm leaf. V. g. M. 9. Rare.

Same. L-IA = year 11. A.D. 26-5. Fine. M. 11.

u P5

COINS OF JUDiEA.6

**3 039

t. c i 40

/ . ,57*41

42

• °~iy 43

/» J~044

,6 0 45

• 46

A C 0 47

• 48

££~49

Pontius Pilate, 5th. TIIiEPIOY KAICAPOC L1Cyear 16. A.D. 29-30. Simpulum. Rev. IOYAIAKAICAPOC. Three ears of wheat bound together.

V. f. green patina. M. p. 182, 12.

Same. Date off. Good.

Same. T1BEPI0Y KA) ICAPOG Lituus. Rev. LIZwithin wreath. “ Year 17 ”—A.D. 30-1. V. g.

M. p. 182, 14.

Same. Good.

Same. Mites as above. V. g. 1. Poor 3. 4 pcs.

Same. L lff='“ year 18 ”^31-2. Fine. M. 15

Claudius Felix, 11th. (77 KAAY)AI0C KAICAPI PPM, Z/_/=year 14, above palm branches. Rev.

IOY-AIA A~rPinIIINA in wreath. V. g. M. 2.

Same. Good.

Nero and Britannicus Caesar. NEPQ ( KyiAY KAI)

CAP Two shields and javelins crosswise. Rev.

BPIT) Top off. KAI, L. IJ= il year 14.” Fair.

M. p. 185.

Nero. Felix LE. KAICAPOC. Palm. Rev. NEP-QNO-

c in wreath. Fine. M. p. 185.

Same. Good to poor. 5 pcs.

ROMAN IMPERIAL BRONZE COINS STRUCK IN JUDiEA.

/.S~0 50 Titus. (A) YTOKK TITOC KAI (.SAP

)

Head of

Titus r. Rev. I0YAA1A1 EAAU KYIAC Victory

standing with foot on helmet, writes on shield

placed against palm tree. V. g. Rare. M. 3.

/• ^ • ‘51 Same, titos off, otherwise, better. Rare. Size 13.

0-D52 Titus. Head obliterated by two counterstamps, one

containing a head. Rev., in counterstamp, l. x. f.

Boar. Smaller stamp, Sow. Struck by the “ 10th

Legion, Fretanis ”—stationed in Judiea after the

destruction of Jerusalem. Poor as M. p. 28. Very

rare.

COINS OF JUDAEA. 7

/, c o 53

STQ 54

/• 3 o 55

56/,v

' 57

58

3» y C 59

/' £ o 60

3. 3 6 01

•^0 62

Domitianns. (imp domit)ianus avg ger(man-

icus). Head to 1. Rev. Pallas to 1. 2 B. Poor

(as Madden’s cut).

Domitianns. imp caps domit avg german trp xi.

Head r. wears radiate crown. Rev. impxxi cos

(xvice)ns ppp. Palm tree. 2 B. Good. M. p.

227, 1.

FIRST REVOLT. A. D. 67-68.

In old Hebrew “ year 2.” Vase. Rev. “ Deliverance

of Zion ” around vine leaf. Fine.

Same. Good.

Same. Poor to good. M. 11. 13 pcs.

Same. Year 4. Poor.

STRUCK AT ROME TO COMMEMORATE THE CONQUEST

OF JUDAHA.

Vespasian, imp caesar ve(spasia) nvs avg. Head r.

laur. Rev. ivdaea. Judaea seated before a trophy.

Den. Ex. fine. M. 2.

Same. Similar type. Rev. ivdaea capta. Palmtree. To 1. Juda:*a seated disconslate; to r. captive

Jew standing; to r., r. and 1. shields. 1 B. V. g.

Rare. M. 6.

SECOND REVOLT. TIME OF HADRIAN.

Simon. Bar-Cochab. In old Hebrew “ Simon.”

Palm tree. Rev. “ The Deliverance of Jerusalem.”

14. M. 21. Rare.

Various. Greek, some possibly Hebrew. Muham-madan. Poor. 10 pcs.

8 ROMAN COINS.

£7 2 2- ROMAN COINS.

/ • A (i3 Julius Caesar. Rust of Victory r. Rev. Victory.

2 B. Good.

-2. <^64 Augustus. R.C. 28-A.I). 14. divvs avgvstvs. Head

05

r. laur. Rev. sc. Restoration by Titus. Obv. V. g.

Rev. poor.

Augustus, divvs . avgvstvs . pater. Head 1. crowned.

Rev. provident, sc. Granary. 2 B. V. f.

• <2^5 66 Augustus. Same type. Rev. Eagle on globe. 2 B.

67

V O'’ • &•

Tiberius. Head r. laur. Rev. pontif maxim. Livia

00V,4

seated. Denarius. V. g. The tribute penny of

the New Testament.

Tiberius. Same. Name as above. Partly off.

• ^ 09 Tiberius. Same. Good. Name off.

70C, Tiberius. Same type in gold. Aureus. Very fine.

,

"71 Tiberius. A.D. 14-37. Triumphal quadriga r.

Rev. ti caesar, etc. 1 B. Good.

/ - .* c 72 Caligula. A.D. 37-41. Piety seated 1. Rev. Em-peror and attendants sacrifice bull before Temple.

1 B. Fine.

/<>73 Galba. A.D. 54-68. ser galba. imp. caes. avg. trp.

Head r. laur. Rev. liber (tas a)vg. Liberty

standing 1. holds cap. 1 B. V. f., some corrosion

involving letters marked on rev.

f74. Claudius. A.D. 41-54. Head r. laur. Rev. nero

clavdivs drvsvs german imp. Statue on triumphal

75

arch bet. two trophies. Struck to commemorate

the triumph of Nero Drusus over the Germans. 1

B. Fine.

Vespasian. A.D. 69-79. Head r. laur. Rev. Peace

standing. 1 B. V. g.

76 Nerva. A.D. 96-98. Head r. laur. Rev. Fortune

77

standing. 1 B. Fine. Scarce.

Hadrian. A.D. 117-138. Bust r. Rev. felicitati

avg, cos hi pp. Galley to 1. 1 B. Good.

11 J ^

ROMAN AND MISCELLANEOUS COINS. 9

9Tj £< / . e>-t 78

/• £ 79

* • * ^ 80

81

- V 82

S3

84

e 85

•J? 86

87

C>y 88

/cS. 9<rH',9 9

Alexander Severus. Bust r. laur. Rev. Providence

standing. 1 B. V. f. Green patina.

Gordianus III. Bust r. Rev. Jupiter standing.

iovis stator. 1 B. V. f. Green patina.

Gallienus. imp c p lic g(all)ienus Bust r. laur.

Rev. Soldier standing. 1 B. Fine.

Mauricius Tiberius. A.D. 636. Bust facing. 2 B.

Fine.

Licinius, Sr. Constantine the Great. Theodosius.

V. f. 3 pcs.

Imperial Greek. Poor. Various. 8 pcs.

Modern Copper. Siamese, East India Co., Turkish,

Italian. Fine. 11 pcs.

Turkish, 1809. Half dollars. Base silver. Good.

Pierced. 2 pcs.

South African Republic. Bust of Kruger 1. 2 Shil-

lings. 1893. Same. Sixpence. 1892. Good. 2 pcs.

Papal. Medal. Clement XI. clem.ix.p.m.creat.

xx. ivn. 1667. Bust to r. Rev. constantly sil-

verii ad immitan. PROPOS1TA.+ Cross keys sur-

mounted by crown. Silver. 16. Loop and ring.

Early restrike.

Speyer. On completion of church in 1904. Al.

Proof. 32.

10 ENGLISH COINS.

THE WORK COLLECTION OEENGLISH COINS.

89 Edward the Confessor. 975-978. Bust r. with

sceptre. York penny. Very fine.

90 Ethelred II. A.D. 978-1010. Bust 1. Rev. Cross.

Penny. Very line.

91 Same. Rev. +puliter on rvmid cross. Penny.

Extra line.

92 Same. Rev. 4-brid on aroti. Cross. Ex. fine.

93 Same. Bust to 1. Helmeted holding sceptre. Rev.

+OSFERD on lincolie. Lincoln. Penny. Ex. fine.

91 Same. Bust facing. London. Small size. H. 225.

Extra fine. Rare.

95 William I, the Conqueror. 10GG-1087. Bust facing.

Rev. p-a-x-s in angle of cross. Penny. Ex. fine.

9G Richard I. 1189-1199. Aquitaine. Cross. Rev.

pictaviensis. Penny. Fine.

97 Henry III. 1216-72. Bust facing. Penny. Ex. f.

98 Edward I. 1272-1307. Bust facing. Penny. Fine.

99 Edward I. Canterbury. Penny. Fine.

100 Same. Rev. villa castri. Fine.

101 Same. Durham. Penny. Half penny. London.

Good. 2 pcs.

102 Edward II. 1307-27. Canterbury. Penny. V. f.

103 Edward III. 1327-77. Bust facing. Rev. London.

Groat. Same. Fine. Both good portraits.

104 Same. Calais. Groat. Good.

105 Same. London. Half groat. Fine.

106 Same. Groat and half groat. Good. 2 pcs.

107 Same. London. Half groat. Very good.

108 Same. Penny. Fine.

109 Same. Penny and half penny. Faces not up. 2 pcs.

110 Henry VI. 1422-61. Bust of King facing. Rev.

civitas London. Groat. Fine.

111 Same. Light money. Annulet at each side of neck.

Rev. villa calise. Groat. Fine.

ENGLISH COINS. 11

112 Henry VI. MM+. Rev. Same. Extremely fine.

113 Same. Very fine portrait. Name off. Groat.

114 Henry VI. Similar. Half penny. Very good.

115 Edward IV. 1461-83. Fine portrait. Bristol.

Groat. V. good.

116 Same. York and London. Fine. 2 pcs.

117 Edward IV. MM Crown. ( 1461 ) . Groat. London.

Very fine.

118 Henry VI or VII. Calais. Half groat. Fine. Onepoor. 2 pcs.

119 Henry VII. 1485-1509. Bust to r. Fine. Groat.

Very good.

120 Henry VIII. 1509-47. Bust 3/4 face. Groat. Fair.

121 Edward VI. 1547-1553. edward’ : vi : d : g : agl :

franc •: z : hiber '

: -rex. y : King on horse r.,

both in armor; below, 1551. Rev. posvi dev : adiv-

torem mevm. y. Shield of arms. Crown. Fine.

First English crown.

122 Same. Bust Facing. Same ins. and reverse. Nodate. Mint mark tun. Shilling. Very fine.

123 Same. Six-pence. Ex. fine. Exquisite specimen.

Cost £1.

124 Same. Mint mark y. Fine.

125 Same. Mint mark tun. Fine.

126 Elizabeth. 1558-1603. Bust to 1., wearing high ruff

and enormous sleeves, crowned; holds sceptre.

Mint mark 1.-1601. Crown. Very fine. Goodprofile. Rare.

127 Same. Same types. Half crown. Very fine. Veryrare.

128 Same. Bust to 1. Rev. similar, 1591. Hammeredsix-pence. Very fine.

129 Same. Groat. Never dated. Fine.

130 Same. Groat. Very good. 2 pcs.

131 Same. Bust. Also crown rose type. Various. Twopence (7). Pennies (1). Good. 12 pcs.

12 ENGLISH COINS.

132 Same. Bust to 1. London. Penny. Extremely fine.

Little gem.

134 Same. Milled six-pence. 1560. Very good. Bent.

135 James I. 1603-1625. King crowned on horseback r.

Rev. EXVRGAT . DEVS . DISSIPENTVR . INIMICI. Mint

mark thistle. Crown. Very good. Rare.

136 Same. Bust r., crowned, in richly-decorated armor.

M.M. lis. Shilling. Extremely fine. Cost 30sh.

137 Same, with cloak. M.M. rose. Very fine.

13S Same. Different portrait with curly hair. M.M. tre-

foil. Very fine. Cost 22sh.

139 Same. Mint mark thistle. Good.

140 Same. Six-pence. 1604. Very fine.

141 Same. Six-pence and two-pence. Latter pierced.

Penny poor. 3 pcs.

142 Charles 1. 1625-1649. King, crowned, on horseback

to 1. Mint mark Castle Exeter. Crown. Fine.

Note.—The coins of Charles I. are always badly

struck, with some letter not up or off.

143 Same. Mint mark triangle. Very fine. Half crown.

144 Same. Mint mark tun. Half crown. Very fine.

145 Same. Mint mark portcullis. Fine.

146 Same. Mint mark tun. Half crown. Greater part

of obv. ins. off. Preservation very fine.

147 Same. Mint mark, obv. Lis. Rev. r. carolvs-rex.

on, remainder ins. off. Very fine.

148 Same, carolvs (d ) . g . mag : br (

it) : fr : et : hi : rex.

King on horse 1. Rev. exvrgat : devs : dissipentvr :

inimici : (Let God arise (and) let his enemies be

scattered. )Across center in two lines Declaration

made at Wellington, relig . prot : leg : ang : liber :

par: 1643. Tops of many letters off, as usual.

Half crown. Fine for coin.

149 Same. Same types. Oxford. 1644. Latter half of

obv. ins. off. Fine.

150 Same. 1646. Double struck. Good.

ENGLISH COINS. 13

151 Same. Good.

152 Same. Bust to 1. crowned. Rev. same as above. M.M.

Shrewsbury plumes. Three pence. Extremely

fine. Little gem. Cost £1, 5.

153 Same. Same types. Fine. Pierced.

154 Same. Bust to 1. Fine portrait. Shilling. Fine.

155 Same. Bust to 1. Tall, small head. M.M. tun. Shil-

ling. Very fine.

156 Same. M.M. crown. Shilling. Very fine.

157 Same. Different portrait. M. M. portcullis. Shil-

ling. Fine.

158 Same. M. M. harp. Surface rough. Shilling. Fine.

159 Same. Bust to 1. M. M. anchor. Sixpence. Fine.

160 Same. Sixpence. M. M. portculllis. Very fine.

161 Same. Shilling. M. M. lion. Milled. Fine. Bent.

Pierced. Scarce.

162 Same. Sixpence. Different M. M. Good. 3 pcs.

163 Same. Threepence, twopence, penny. Two pierced.

Fair. 8 pcs.

164 Oliver Cromwell. Bust to 1. by Simon. Rev. pax.

qvaeritvr . bello, 1658. Shield crowned. Edge let-

tered. Half crown. Unc. Rare. The great step

in modern coinage. Cost $17.

165 Commonwealth. 1649-1656. the common wealthof England. Shield of St. George within wreath.

Rev. god with vs. 1652. Rev. St. George’s andIrish shield, n. vi. Half crown. Very fine.

166 Same. Twopence. Good.

167 Charles II. 1666-1685. Bust to 1. Hammered shil-

ling. Fine.

168 Same, carolvs . n . dei . gra. Bust r. laur. anddraped by Roettier

;beneath rose. Rev. four

shields, etc. 1662. Crown. Very fine.

169 Same. Similar types but different style. 1671. V. f.

170 Same. Bust in high relief. 1671. Half crown. V. f.

171 Same. Larger portrait, low relief. 1677. Halfcrown. Unc.

14 ENGLISH COINS.

172 Same. 1683. Half crown. Very fine.

173 Same. Shilling. 1663. Uncirculated.

174 Same. Shilling. 1676. Very good.

175 Same. Hammered threepence and twopence. Fine.

2 pcs.

176 Same. Milled. Twopence, very fine, and penny,

extremely fine. 2 pcs.

177 James II. 1685-8. Bust 1. Crown. 1688. Ex-

tremely fine. Unc. Cost 32 /6.

178 Same. Half crown. 1686. Unc. Cost £1.

179 Same. Half crown. Fine.

180 William and Mary. Bust tor. 1692. Half crown. F.

181 William III. Bust to r. 1700. Crown. Unc.

182 Same. 1696. Half crown. Unc. Cost 15sh.

183 Same. 1697. E below bust, latter not us. V. fine.

184 Same. 1696. Shilling. Uncirculated.

185 Same. 1697. Beneath bust, E. Shilling. Fine.

186 Same. 1696. Beneath bust, e for Exeter. Shilling.

Very fine.

187 Same. 1696. Same. Sixpence. Uncirculated.

188 Anne. 1702-1714. Bust 1. 1708. Crown. V. f.

189 Same. Beneath bust vigo. 1703. Half crown. Ex. f.

190 Same. Without vigo. 1713. Half crown. V. f.

191 Same, vigo below bust. 1702. Shilling. Unc.

Beautiful specimen.

192 Same. 1704. Without vigo. Rev. roses and plumes

in angles of shields. Shilling. Very fine.

193 Same. 1714. Extremely fine.

194 George I. 1714-27. Bust r. Rev. roses and plumes

in angles. 1718. Crown. Very fine. Rare.

195 Same. Half crown. 1717. Fine.

196 Same. 1720. Half crown. Ex. fine. Cost 32/6.

197 Same. 1718. Shilling. Uncirculated.

198 George II. 1727-60. Bust 1., younger portrait.

Rev. roses in angles. 1747. Crown. Very fine.

199 Same. Same type. Shilling. Uncirculated.

ENGLISH COINS. 15

200 Same. 1732. 1739. Shillings. Very fine. 2 pcs.

201 Same, lima below bust. Rev. without roses and

plumes. Very fine.

202 Same. Roses in angles.

203 Same. Old portrait. Rev. roses in angles. 1747.

Shilling. Extremely fine.

204 Same. 1732, 9, 44, 50. Sixpences. Young head 2,

old 2. Extremely fine. 4 pcs.

205 George III. 1700-1820. Head r. Rev. St. George

slaying dragon. Crown. 1819. By Pistrucci.

Uncirculated. Beautiful, perfect specimen.

206 Same. Head r. 1819. Rev. Coat of arms. Half

crown. Uncirculated.

207 Same. Gross bull head type. 1816-17. Shillings.

Uncirculated. 2 pcs.

208 George IV. 1820-3. Head 1. Half crown. 1824. Unc.

Large head laur. 1. by E. P(istrucci). Rev.

Crowned shield surrounded by garter, anno 1824.

Scarce type. Cost 15/6.

209 Same. Small head without wreath. Rev. ornamental

shield with plumes, britanniarum. rex fid : def :

1825. Half crown. Uncirculated.

210 Same. Same type. Rev. Lion on crown. Shilling.

Sixpence. Scarce. Very fine. 2 pcs.

211 Victoria. Bust to 1. crowned. Rev. Arms within

ornamental Gothic design. Edge lettered. Gothic

crown. 1847. Proof, toned. Rare.

MAUNDY MONEY.

Struck for gifts by the Sovereign to the poor onMaundy Thursday.

212 Charles II. Bust crowned 1., by Thomas Simon. 1,

2, 3, 4 pence. Extremely fine. Rare set. (Worth$4.) 4 pcs.

ENGLISH COINS. MAUNDY MONEY.16

213 Charles II. By Roettier. Head 1. 1674. 1, 2, 3, 4

pence. Very fine. 4 pcs.

214 Same. 4 pence (7), 3 pence, 2 pence (4), diff. dates.

Fine, one pierced. 12 pcs.

215 James II. Head 1. 1686-8. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. V. f. 4 pcs.

216 Same. Similar set. 1687. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. V. f. 4 pcs.

217 Same. 3 pence (2), 4 pence. Fine. 3 pcs.

218 William and Mary. Busts r. 1689. 2, 3 pence.

Uncirculated. Rare. 2 pcs.

219 W illiam III. 1807. 3 p. Ex. fine. Scarce.

220 Anne. 1710. 1, 2, 4 pence. Very fine. 2 pcs.

221 George I. 1717-25. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Ex. f. Last V. g. 4 pcs.

222 Same. 1 p. Very fine. 2,3 (2) p. Very good. 4 pcs.

223 George II. 1740-56. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Ex. fine. 4 pcs.

224 Same. 1 p. (2), 2 (2), 4 p. Extremely fine. 5 pcs.

225 George III. Young head. Bust r. laur. and draped.

1784. 1, 2, 3, 4 pence. Uncirculated. 4 pcs.

226 Same. Same type. 2 p. (3), 3 p. (5), 4 p. Veryfine to uncirculated. 9 pcs.

227 Same. Second issue. Small head with large bust in

armor r. 1792. Rev. Numerals in thin script, thus

termed wire money. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Unc. Rare. 4 pcs.

228 Same. Same type, older portrait. Rev. thicker num-erals. 1800. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Uncirculated. 4 pcs.

229 Same. Old bull head. 1820. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. and 2 pen-

nies. Dif. dates. Uncirculated. 6 pcs.

230 George IV. Large head 1. 1822. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 4 pcs.

231 Same. 2 (2), 1 (4) p. Extremely fine. 6 pcs.

232 William IV. Head r. 1836. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Unc. 4 pcs.

233 Same. 1831-36. 4 p. 2 pcs.

234 Victoria. YYmng head. 1842-65. 2 p. Dif. dates.

Very fine. 7 pcs.

235 Same. 1882. Young portrait. 1, 2, 3, 4 p. Unc. 4 pcs.

236 Same. 1889. Bust 1., veiled, crown on top. 1, 2, 3,

4 p. Uncirculated. 4 pcs.

237 Same. 1891. 1, 3, 4 p. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.

ANCIENT AND FOREIGN SILVER COINS. 17

238 Same. 1894. Bust diademed, veiled. 2, 3, 4 p.


239 Same. 1850-90. 3 p. (6), 4 p. (6). Dif. dates. Un-

circulated. 12 pcs.

THE COLLECTION OL COINS OEMR. JAMES BINDON.

Washington, D. C.

ANCIENT AND FOREIGN SILVER COINS.

240 Epliesus. Cist of Serpents. Tetradrachm. Poor.

Misstruck.

241 Philip. Syria. B.C. 92-83. Portrait head r. Rev.

Zeus seated. Tetradrachm. Good.

242 Phraates IV. Parthia. B.C. 25. Bust 1. Rev. Tyclie

presents palm-branch to king. Tedradr. Dr.

Good. 2 pcs.

243 Ariobarzanes. Cappadocia. Sinope. Female h. 1.

Dr. 2 pcs.

244 Istrus. B.C. 300. Two heads side by side, each in-

verted to the other. Rev. ietpih. Eagle on dol-

phin. Didr. Very fine.

245 Roma. B.C. 280. Head of youthful Janus. Rev.

roma incused on tablet. Jupiter in quadriga

driven by Victory r. Didr. Very fine.

246 Claudius, quinarius; Vespasian; Trajan; Faustina

Sr; M. Aurelius; Commodus; Sept. Severus; Car-

acalla; Sev. Alexander; Gordianus III; Philip.

Denarii. Good. 14 pcs.

247 Venice. Dandolo, Francis, H. O. 1328-39. Dogeand St. Marc standing hold banner. Rev. i c

—

N c

Christ seated. Denaro. Fine.

ANCIENT AND FOREIGN SILVER COINS.18

248 Frederick II. imp federicvs. Bust r. Rev. i c a

—

M v M. Church on the rocks. Penny. Very fine.

249 Charles II, Spain. Bust r. Rev. vnvs non svfficit,

1684. Two hemispheres bet. them, sceptre

crowned. Dollar. Poor.

250 Charles IV. Bust r. 1797. Rev. Arms. Dollar.

Very fine.

251 Charles IV. Same. 16-03. Dollar. Very fine.

252 Alfonso XIII. Baby head 1. 1891. Dollar. Ex. fine.

253 Louis XVI. France. Head 1. 1793. Rev. regne

de la loi. Angel writes on tablet. 5 fr. Fine.

Scratches on neck.

254 William and Mary. England. Busts jugata r. Rev.

Arms. 1-6-9-2. Crown. Good.

255 Francis and Elizabeth. Austria. Bust r. Abund-

ance seated. Thaler in celebration of twentieth

anniversarv of marriage. 1879. Ex. fine.

256 Costa Rica. Bust of Columbus. 1900. Dollar. Gold.

Uncirculated

257 New Guinea. Bird of Paradise. Rev. new guinea.

compagnie, in wreath 5 neu-guinea mark, 1894.

5, 2, 1, 1/2 mark silver, 10, 2, 1 pfennig copper.


258 Silver. Size 5 to 20. 8 pcs.

259 Base silver. Various. Good to uncirc. 42 pcs.

260 Copper. Various, India. 36 pcs.

261 Canada. Various. 16 pcs.

262 Guernsey. 1, 2, 4, 8 doubles. 1889. Uncirc. 4 pcs.

263 Tokens, 1837. Various. Fine to very fine. 7 pcs.

264 Tokens. “ Columbia.” Columbia. Bust. 5 pcs.

265

Store Cards. Hyran Juclson, Syracuse (1850),

Forbes & Barlow, N. Y.;Folger, New Orleans;

Maliony, Boston;

J. R. Smith, Philadelphia, etc.

Randall & Co., City Hotel, Baltimore. German

silver, size of dime. Rare. Copper, brass, W. m.,

aluminium. Fine to uncirculated. 56 pcs.

TOKENS. 19

266 H. Miller & Co., die sinkers, Louisville. W. m. 21.

267 M. A. Root’s Daguerrian Gallery, Philadelphia;Fitz-

gibbon Daguerreotype Gallery, St. Louis, 1850.


268 Spiel marks or card counters. U. S. types. Bust of

Washington (3). Brass. 8 pcs.

269 Bust of Lincoln, 3/4 face. Rev. spiel-marke ***

compositions ***. Eagle. Brass. Rare. 17.

270 Foreign. Various. Brass. Fine. 33 pcs.

271 Civil War Tokens. Various. Fine to uncirc. 75 pcs.

272 Sutler’s Check. 5 on rays. Rev. post canteen h.

mc henry, 5. Brass. Very good.

AMERICAN.

273 Colonial. Head of George I r. Rev. rosa Amer-

icana. 1722, on label utile dulci (barely legible)

.

Twopence. Good.

274 Virginia. Bust of George III r. Rev. 1773. V. f.

275 Castorland. Female head 1., castorland 1796.

Rev. Abundance beside maple tree. Br. Proof.

Restrike.

276 Massachusetts. 1788. Good. New Jersey. Various

dies. Very poor to good, 12. 13 pcs.

277 Voce Populi. Bust r. Rev. hibernia. 1760. V. f.

278 Washington. Bust in uniform on each side. An-

other similar bust Washington and independence.

Rev. Liberty seated. Cent. Good. Partly pierced.

2 pcs.

279 Washington. Bust 1. Rev. liberty and security.

Size 21. Good.

20 MEDALS.

MEDALS.

ENGLISH WAR MEDALS.

280 Sebastopol. Victoria. Head 1. Rev. Crimea. Warrior crowned by Victory. Edge, thomas toole.

17th Regt. Clasp Sebastopol. Very line.

281 Same. Jos. Lindsay. 13th I*. A. Lt. Inf’y. No clasp.

Fine.

282 India. Same obv. Rev. India. Britannia standing

beside lion; Exg. 1857-1858. Edge, Edward Mc-

Kinlay. 71st high YI. L. I. : clasp, central India.

Very good. Ribbon.

283 Afghanistan. Bust of Queen to 1. Crowned and

veiled. Rev. Afghanistan. Elephant bearing gun

escorted by troops; exg. 1878-1879-1880. Private

M. Prendergast. 14th Regt. Fine. Ribbon.

AMERICAN.

284 Peace Medal, georgivs ii. dei gratia. Bust of George

II 1. Rev. Friend and Indian smoking pipe of

peace. 1757. Early restrike. Bronze. 29.

285 Washington. Bust r., by Paquet after Houdon. Rev.

WASHINGTON CABINET OF MEDALS, etc. Br. Pr. 38.

286 Washington. Bust r., by Morgan. Rev. centennial

ANNIVERSARY OF THE INAUGURATION. NEW YORK.

Br. Pr. 22.

287 Washington, general Washington—1776. Bust r.

Rev. Independence Hall. Silver. Proof. 25.

2S8 Columbus. Half-length. Three-quarter face. Rev.

SOUVENIR COLUMBIAN WORLDS FAIR EXPOSITION. In-

dian directs attention of America to view of Expo-

sition. Bronze. Proof. 33.

289 Same. 3 pcs.

290 Taylor, .General Zachary. Bust r. by right. Rev.

Ins. Bronze. Very fine. 37.

MEDALS. U. S. COINS. THREE DOLLARS. 21

291 Grant, U. S. Bust 1. Rev. in honor of the 15th

amendment. 1870. Suspended from pin. W. m.

Proof. 18.

292 World’s Fair. 1893. View of Fair. Rev. Landing of

Columbus. Size 28. Ada Rehan. Bust. Rev.

Statue. Size 29. Stephenson, founder of the

G. A. R., Grant Monument. Size 25. Washington.

Bust 1., by Childs. 25. Stiles. Card. Alumin-

ium. 7 pcs.

293 St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York. Size 18. At-

lantic Cable. John Bull and Uncle Sam standing

on opposite shores exchanging messages. Rev.

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH, 1858. W. m. 2 pCS.

294 Original lot of Cable Medals, as above. 22 pcs.

295 Edgerton. Head r. Rev. edgerton earl of bridge-

water. Bronze. Very fine. 26.

UNITED STATES.

THREE DOLLARS.,

296 1854 Very fine.

297 1854 Dahlonega Mint. Fine. Very rare. (Wilsonsale, record $26.

)

298 1860 Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

299 1868 Uncirculated.' Mint lustre.

300 1874 Mint lustre.



303 1879 Uncirculated. Proof surface.


305 1883 Extremely fine. Proof surface.

306 1884 Brilliant proof.

307 1887 Brilliant proof. Rare.


22

309

310

311

312

313

314

315

316

317

318

319

320

321

322

323

324

325

326

327

328

329

330

331

332

333

334

335

336

337

338

339

GOLD DOLLARS.

GOLD DOLLARS.1849

Head of Liberty 1. with diadem. Size 8. Widewreath,

1849

Charlotte Mint. Very fine. Rare.

1849 Dahlonega Mint. Very fine.

1849 New Orleans Mint. Very fine. From Wilsonsale.

1850 Extremely fine.

1850 New Orleans Mint. Fine.

1851 Very fine.

1851

Charlotte Mint. Very fine.

1851 New Orleans Mint. Very fine.

1852 Uncirculated.

1853 Uncirculated.

1853 Charlotte Mint. Very fine.

1854 Uncirculated. From Wilson sale.

1854

Dahlonega Mint. Very fine. Very rare.

1854 San Francisco Mint. Fine. Very rare.

1854 Head of Liberty wearing Indian head dress.

Size 9. Copper alloy. Uncirculated. From Wil-

son sale.

1855 Charlotte Mint. Very good.

1855

New Orleans Mint. Very fine.


1856 San Francisco Mint. Fine.

1856 Uncirculated. Slanting 5.

1857 Uncirculated.

1857

Charlotte Mint. Fine.

1857 San Francisco Mint. Very fine.

1858 Very fine.

1858

Dahlonega Mint. Fine. Rare.


1859 Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1859

Dahlonega Mint. Very fine. Rare.


1860 Uncirculated. Scarce.

340

341

342

343

344

345

346

347

34S

349

350

351

352

353

359

355

356

357

GOLD COINS. 23

1861 Uncirculated.

1862 Uncirculated.

1868 Very fine. Scarce.

1870 Brilliant. Uncirculated.

1873 Uncirculated.

1874 Uncirculated.

1876 Brilliant proof. Rare.

1880 Uncirculated. Rare.

1882 Brilliant proof.

1883 Uncirculated.



1887 Uncirculated. Proof surface.



PRIVATE ISSUES OF GOLD COINS.

Bechtler. Carolina, a. bechtler. dol :* Center 1.

Rev. Carolina gold. 21 g. In center, 27 G. Very

fine. Bent.

bechtler rutherf. *;In center, 28g. Rev. Carolina

dollar* In center, one. Very fine. Small pin

point dent below h. Rare.

CALIFORNIA.

1852 United States Assay. $50. united states

ASSAY OFFICE OF GOLD SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA,

1852. Beaded circle within which united states

of America, fifty dolls. Eagle on rock support-

ing U. S. shield, and holding ribbon on which

plure; above on label, 887 thous. Rev. engine-

turned. Extremely fine, with original mint lustre

;

probably uncirculated, as the highest point, the

eagle’s claw, is solely worn, which may be in the

striking, as it is never struck up sharply. Veryrare in such beautiful condition.

24 GOLD COINS.

358 Miner’s Bank flO. California. Displayed Eagle

with U. S. shield on breast holds laurel branch in

r. and arrows in 1. talon; below, 13 stars. Rev.

•miners bank* san francisco. In center, TEN. D.

Edge milled. Extremely fine. Extremely rare.

The first specimen sold at auction in a long time

in Elder's sale, in October, same condition fetched

|250.

359 1850 Moffat & Co. $5. Type as regular coinage.

On diadem, moffat & co. Rev. s. m.v. California

gold. $5. dol. Fine. Rare.

360 1853 Half Dollar. Head of Liberty 1. surrounded by

13 stars. Rev. half dol. California gold. *, in

wreath, 1853. Edge milled. Uncirculated. Rare.

361 1853 Quarter Dollar. Head of Liberty 1., 4 stars.

Rev. 1/2 dol. in circle of beads. Octagon. Uncir-

culated. Rare.

362 1854 Half Dollar. Indian head 1. Rev. California

gold. 1854. within wreath. Proof. Round.

363 1854 Quarter Dollar. Similar. Rev. *california

gold*;in wreath, 1853. Octagon. Proof.

364 1855 Half Dollar. Head of Liberty. Rev. 1/2 dol-

lar gold within wreath. Fine. Round.

365 1870 Half Dollar. Octagonal. Fine.

366 1872 Quarter Dollar. Indian head 1. Rev. similar.

Octagon.

367 1880 Quarter Dollar. Similar. Round.

368 1881 Similar. Uncirculated.

COLORADO.

369 1861 Clark, Gruber & Co. $5. Type of regular

coinage. On diadem pikes peak. Rev. Clark

GRUBER & co. DENVER. $5. d. Extremely fine. Mint

lustre. Very rare. Rarest denomination.

GOLD COINS. SILVER DOLLARS. 25

370 1861 Clark, Gruber & Co., $2 1/2. Same type. Ex-

tremely fine. Very rare. Neither of the two pieces

above has been offered at auction recently.

UTAH.

371 1849 $5. Mormon Church, to . the . lord . holi-

ness. Saint’s hat, below an eye. Rev. c.s.l.o.p.g.

five . dollars. Clasped hands, beneath which 1849.

Very fine. Superior to any recently sold.

SILVER.

DOLLARS.

372 1795 Head like 1794. Curl ends between points of

star. Scarce die. Good.

373 1795 Bold head. Fine. Strong impression.

374 1796 Bust r. Large date. Rev. small letters. Very

good. Scarce.

375 1798 13 stars. Rev. small eagle. Large letters.

Fine. Rare.

376 1798 15 stars. Rev. small eagle. Small letters.

Fine. Rare.

377 1799 over 8. Rev. huge cloud next wings. Fine.

378 1799. Thin stars. Verv fine.«/

379 1800 Fine. Small cross scratch above ear.

380 1801 Unc. Brilliant mint lustre. Rare state.

381 1802 over 1. Very fine.

382 1802 Extremely fine. Brilliant mint lustre. Beau-

tiful specimen.

383 1836 Liberty seated, gobrecht on base. Rev. Eagle

flying 1. amidst 26 stars. Fine. Slight dents on

edge.

384 1839 Liberty seated. Rev. same without stars.

Brilliant proof. Very rare.

385 1840 Very good.


387 1842 Very fine. Mint lustre.

26

388 1843

381) 1844

390 1845

391 1846

392 1847

393 1849

394 1850

395 1850

396 1854

397 1854

398 1855

399 1856

400 1857

401 1858

402 1859

403 1859

stru

404 1860

405 1864

406 1865

407 1867

408 1868

409 1869

410 1871

411 1872

412 1873

413 1873

414 1873

415 1873

416 1874

417 1874

418 1874

face,

419 1874

420 1875

421 1875

SILVER DOLLARS.

Scarce.

Very tine.

Very fine.

Very good.

Very fine. Orleans Mint.

Extremely fine.

Very fine.

Fine.

Orleans Mint. Fine.


Good. Rare.

Fine. Rare.

Ex. fine. Mint lustre.

Uncirculated. Proof surface.


Extremely fine. Has been proof.

San Francisco Mint. First year and not again

ck until 1872. Very fine. Rare.

New Orleans. Very fine.

Fine. Scarce.

Brilliant proof. Scarce.

Fine.

Very fine.

Brilliant proof. Scarce.

Brilliant proof.

San Francisco Mint. Very good. Very rare.

Brilliant proof. Last year of Gobrecht type.

Trade dollar. Brilliant proof.

Uncirculated. Brilliant. Mint lustre.

San Francisco Mint. Trade. Minute s. V. f.

Brilliant proof.

Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

San Francisco Mint. V. g. l scratched before

Scarce.

Carson City. Very good. Scarce.

Brilliant proof.

San Francisco Mint. Very fine.

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

431

432

433

434

435

436

437

438

439

440

441

442

443

444

445

446

447

448

449

450

451

452

453

SILVER DOLLARS. 27

1875 Carson City. Fine.

1876 Ex. fine. Has been proof.1876

San Francisco. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1876 San Francisco Mint. Minute s. Ex. fine.

Mint lustre.


1877 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Scarcer state.


1878

San Francisco Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

1878 Standard Dollar. Brilliant proof.

1879 Trade. Brilliant proof.

1879

Trade. San Francisco. Uncirculated.

1879 Standard. Brilliant proof.








1883 Trade. Last year. Brilliant proof.









1895 Brilliant proof. Very rare.




28 HALF DOLLARS.

454

456

457

458

459

460

461

462

463

464

465

466

467

468

469

470

471

472

473

474

475

476

477

478

479

480

481

482

483

HALF DOLLARS.

1794 Very good. Fine for date. Well struck. Rare.

1795 Fine.

1796 Very good. Very rare. Free from nicks or

scratches.

1797 Poor. But shows all the type except some of

the last letters in America. Date strong. Veryrare.

1801 Fair. Rare.

1802 Fine. Rare.

1802 Good. Rare.

1803 Very line. Large date.

1805

over 4. Very good. Scarce.

1805 Very good. Surface polished.

1806 Pointed 6. over 5. (?) Fine, polished.

1806 Knob 6. Very good.

1807 Extremely fine. Mint lustre.

1807 Very line. Polished.

1808 Fine.

1810 Extremely fine. Mint lustre.

1812 Uncirculated. Sharp. Mint lustre.

1814 Extremely fine.%/

1815 Very fine. Rare.

1815 Good. Rare.

1817 Wide date. Period after second 1 in date. Fair.

1818 oyer 17. Extremely fine. Sharp stars. Scarce

state.

1818 Extremely fine. Sharp. Mint lustre.


1820 Curl top 2. Close date. Fine. Scarce.

1820 Wide date. Knob 2. Fine. Scarce.

1821 Extremely fine. Sharp. Mint lustre.



1823 Double profile. Very good. Scarce.

484

485

486

487

488

489

490

491

492

493

494

495

496

497

498

499

500

501

502

503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

HALF DOLLARS. 29


1825 Very fine. Mint lustre.



1828 Large date. Large curved 2 with knob. Ex-

tremely fine. Sharp.

1828 Large date. Square base 2 with knob. Ex-

tremely fine. Rare.

1828 Small date. Square base 2 with knob. Un-

circulated. Mint lustre. Sharp.





1832 Rev. large letters. Very fine. Rare.


1834 Large date. Rev. large letters. Uncirculated.

Sharp. Mint lustre.

1834

Large date, different die. Rev. small letters.


1834 Small date. Rev. small letters. Uncircu-

lated. Magnificent impression.


1835 Brilliant proof. Plain edge. Evidently a

special impression. Sharp. Only specimen I have

ever seen.

1836 Brilliant proof. Extremely rare state.

1836

Bust by Gobrecht. Very fine. Rare.

1836 Same. Good. Rare.





1839 Liberty seated. Rev. smaller Eagle. V. f.

1840 Verv fine.«.


30 HALF DOLLARS.

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

543

544

1841

Fine.

1841 New Orleans Mint. Uncirculated. Mint lus-

tre. Rare.

1842 Verv fine.

1842 Large date. Very fine.


1844 Very fine.

1844 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Sharp. Rare

state.


1847

Very fine.


1848 Very fine. Slightly polished.



1850 Unc. Sharp. Proof surface. Scarce state.

1850 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

1851 New Orleans Mint. Very fine. Rare.

1852 Extremely fine. Mint lustre. Rare.

1852 New Orleans Mint. Good. Rare.

1853 With arrows at sides of date. Rays behind

Eagle. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1853 New Orleans Mint. Extremely fine.

1854 Brilliant proof. Very rare state.


1855 New Orleans Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.

1856 New Orleans Mint. Uncirculated.

1857 Brilliant proof. Rare state.


1858

New Orleans Mint. Ex. fine. Mint lustre.

1858 San Francisco Mint. Good.




1860

New Orleans Mint. Very fine.


545

54G

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565

566

567

568

569

570

571

572

573

574

575

576

577

578

579

HALF DOLLARS. 31

1861Very fine.

1861 San Francisco Mint, Very good.

1862 San Francisco Mint. Good. Rare.

1865 San Francisco Mint. Good. Rare.



1864 Very fine. Slightly polished.

1864 San Francisco Mint. Fine. Scarce.

1865 Very fine.

1866 Fine.

1866

San Francisco Mint. Very good. Scarce.

1866 San F. Smaller s closer to stem. Good.

1867 Very fine.

1867 S. Good. Scarce.

1868 Uncirculated. Sharp. Proof surface.

1869 Uncirculated. Sharp. Proof surface.


1871

Uncirculated. Sharp. Proof surface.

1871 Carson City Mint. Good. Scarce.




1873

With arrows. Brilliant proof.

1873 With arrows, s close under stem. V. g. Rare,

1873 Carson City. Fine.


1874

Carson City Mint, Fine.



1876 Carson City Mint. Fine.


1877 Carson City Mint. Uncirc. Proof surface,

Scarce state.

1877 San Francisco Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.


1878

Carson City Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

32 HALF DOLLARS.

5S0

581

582

583

584

585

580

587

588

589

590

591

592

593

594

595

596

597

598

599

GOO

001

002

003

004

605

006

007

008

009

010

Oil

612

613












1892 Columbian. Bust of Columbus. Rev. Ship.

Brilliant proof. Rare state.

1892 Head of Liberty r. Rev. Eagle. Uncirculated.

Mint lustre.



1893 Bust of Columbus. Proof. Rare state.



1898

New Orleans Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.


1S97 San Francisco Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.




1899

New Orleans Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.










IRISH COINS. 33

014 1903 San Francisco Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.



THE WORK COLLECTION(Continued ).

IRISH COINS.

References to British Museum Catalogue, Coins of

Great Britain and Ireland. N=Nelson. Copper Coins of

Ireland.

617 Sihtric III. 989-1029. +sipitre rex dyfni. Rudebust of King to 1. as on coins of Ethelred II. Rev.

faeremin mo dvfli. Long cross voided. Penny.

Very fine. B.M. No. 4.

618 Same, iihtre rex ni dylf. Bust 1. Rev. +iiorilhn-

OIFIN. Long cross. Penny. Extremely fine.

619 Same. Hiberno-Danish coins struck in imitation of

the Sihtric Ill’s money. Same types with uncer-

tain inscriptions and varied moneyers. Somehave been attributed to other kings. Uncer-

tain. Penny. All extremely fine, as they left the

dies. Interesting for study. 25 pcs.

020 John, as Lord of Ireland. 1177-1199. +iohannesdiw. Head facing. Rev. -)-nicol(ason) we(Waterford.) Short double cross pattee, with

annulet in each angle. Half penny. Ex. fine.

621 Same. Rev. (nicol) as ond wat. Halfpenny. Ex. f.

622 Same. Very small face surrounded by ins. uncertain.

Half penny. Extremely fine. 2 pcs.

623 John, as King. 1199-1216. iohannes rex, outside

triangle, within which bust of King facing; in r.

hand sceptre. Rev. roberd on dive outside triangle,

within which star and crescent. Penny. V. fine.

Same. Very fine. 2 pcs.624

34 IRISH COINS.

G25 Henry III. 1210-72. henricvs rex outside triangle

within which head facing. Rev. ricard on dive.

Penny. Very fine. B.M. 14.

020 Edward I, II or III. edwr angl dns . Iiyb outside of

triangle, within which bust of King. Rev. civitas

dvblinie. Long cross pattee with three pellets in

each angle. Penny. Very fine.

027 Same. Varieties. Very fine. 3 good, 1. 4 pcs.

028 Richard III. 1483-5. Groat, ricar (rex) : angli

franc. Shield. Rev. dom(invs:)1iyb(erni)e . 3

crowns. Very fine. Badly struck and base as al-

ways. The beginning of the robbery of the Irish.

B.M. 45.

029 Richard III. Groat. Bust facing. Rev. civitas

Waterford. Outer circle of ins. clipped off. Very

fine portrait.

030 Edward IV. Half penny. Three varieties. Very

fine as B.M. 27, 29 and 30. 4 pcs.

030a Same. Groat. Drogheda. Very good. Another mis-

struck. 2 pcs.

031 Henry VII. hEnRicv(s deigra) angl(fr). Bust of

King facing in circle of beads. Rev. posvi (deum

AIUTO )RE MEVM, CIVITAS DVBLNIE. Long cross

with three pellets in angles. Groat. Very fine.

Part of ins. not struck up as usual.

032 Same. Head in tressure of arches. Fine.

033 Same. Limerick. Groat. Outer ins. off. Good.

034 Same. With portrait. Groat. Fair as usual. 4 pcs.

035 Henry VIII. 1509-47. Titles, shield. Rev. Crowned

harp. h-R. Crown. Groat struck after 1541. Fine.

Ins. not up.

030 Same. Third issue. Three-quarter face r. Six-

pence. Fine.

037 Same, (hen)ric. 8, etc. Bust facing. (Weakly

struck, as usual. )Sixpence. Fine.

IRISH COINS. 35

038 Same. Sixpence. Coarse work. Badly struck. Base

counterfeit.

039 Same. Threepence. Bust 3/4 face r. Groat. Good.

B.M. 55.

040 Philip and Mary. 1554-8. Bust facing. 1558. Rev.

Harp. Sixpence. Base. Poor.

041 Philip and Mary. 1554-8. Bust face to face. Above,

1555. Rev. Harp. P.M. Crown. Sixpence. Very

fine for coin.

042 Elizabeth. Bust to 1. Rev. Similar. V. fine for coin.

043 Same. Shield. Rev. Harp. Six-pence. Base. Good.

044 Same. Shield. Rev. Harp, 10-01-2. Copper. Pen-

nies and half-penny. 1001. Fine. N. No. 8-9. 3 pcs.

045 James I. 1003-25. Bust r. crowned. Rev. Harpcrowned. Rev. exurgat, etc. Harp crowned.

Shilling. Very good.

040 Same. Second issue. Bust r. crowned. Rev. hen-

ricvs . rosas . regna . iacobvs. M. M. rose. Shil-

ling. Variety M. M. scallop. 2 pcs.

647 Charles II. St. Patrick’s Money, floreat rex. KingDavid playing harp. Rev. ecce grex. St. Patrick

standing. Half penny. Copper with brass plug.

Very good. Light olive. M. No. 14.

648 Same, qviescat peers. St. Patrick standing. Rev.

same. Farthing. Fine.

649 Charles II. carolvs . dei . gratia. Bust r. Rev.

Harp crowned. 1682. Half penny. Fine. B.M.

N. 17. Scarce.

650 Same. Different dies. Fine. 3 pcs.

651 Same. Half penny. Fine.

JAMES II.

Necessity Money Struck in Brass or Gun Metal.

Type, iacobvs . n . dei . gratia. Bust to left, laur.

and draped. Rev. mag . br . fra . et . hib . rex, 1689.

In center, crown. Either side i-r. Above it xxx.Beneath month as Jan., Feb., etc.

30 IRISH COINS.

G52 Half crown. Rev. xxx. Jan : Extremely fine.

G53 Different die. Very fine.

G54 September. Extremely fine. Gray tone.

G55 Same. Different die. Uncirculated.

G56 Same. Different die. Ex. f. Spots of corrosion.

G57 October. Very fine.

G58 November, December (2). Fine. 3 pcs.

659 February. Uncirculated. Red.

GGO February. Different die. Extremely fine.

G61 July. Fine.

6G2 August. Very fine.

662a August. Different dies. Good. 2 pcs.

663 1690 Half crown. March. Fine.

664 Same. Different dies. Very good. 4 pcs.

665 Same. Very fine. Gray patina.

666 Same. April. Extremely fine. Light olive.

667 April. Different dies. Good. 2 pcs.

668 May. Light weight. Good. 2 pcs.

669 May. Smaller size 18. Fine. Light olive.

670 May. Different dies. Very good. 2 pcs.

671 July and August. Good. 2 pcs.

SHILLINGS.

672 1689 January. Very fine. Light olive.

673 Same. Fine. 2 pcs.

674 February. Different dies. Fine. 4 pcs.

675 March, April, May. Good. 3 pcs.

676 July, August. Very fine. 2 pcs.

677 August. Different die. Poor. September, October

(4). Fine. 5 pcs.

678 October. Uncirculated. Light olive.

679 November. Fine. Another, poor. 2 pcs.

680 November. Different dies. Fine. 2 pcs.

681 September, October, in numerals as 9r, lOr. F. 2 pcs.

682 1690 March (3), April (2), fine. 5 pcs.

IRISH COINS. 37

683 May, size 15. Struck in silver. Proof. Very rare.

N. 10.

684 Same. Different dies, in gun metal. Fine. 2 pcs.

685 June. Good.

SIXPENCES.

686 1689 January and July. Good. 2 pcs.

CROWN.

687 1690 King on horseback 1. Rev. christo . victore .

trivmpho. Shields of England, Scotland and Ire-

land arranged around crown; ano dom, 16-90 in

angles. Extremely fine. N. 14.

688 Same. Different dies. Fine. 2 pcs.

HALF PENNY.

689 1690 iacobvs . n . dei gratia. Head 1. laur. Rev.

Crowned 'harp. Pewter with bronze plug. Very

fine. Very good. N. PI. IV, 2. 2 pcs.

690 1691 Head 1. laur. and draped. Rev. Hibernia

seated 1. Struck at Limerick during the siege.

Very fine. Rare.

691 1693 Same. Larger size. Fine. Last coin struck

by James.

REGULAR COINAGE.

2 pcs.

692 William and Mary. Bust to r. Rev.

Half penny. Fine.

Harp. 16-92.

693 Same. 1693. Very fine. Light olive.

Good.

Rare. 1694.

2 pcs.

38 IRISH COINS.

694 George I. Georgia . dei . gratia . rex. Head r. laur.

Iiev. Hibernia. 1722. Hibernia seated facing,

turned to harp at r. which she plays. Half penny.

By Wood. Very fine. L. o. N. 11.

695 Same. Different die. Fine.

696 Same. 1723. Hibernia seated to 1. Uncirculated.

Not up in center as usual. N. 12.

697 Same. 1724. Fine. Another 1723. Very fine. 2 pcs.

698 Same. Farthings. 1723. Different dies. V. fine.

N. 13. 2 pcs.

699 George II. Head 1. laur. Rev. hibernia. 1737.

Harp crowned. Bronze proof.

700 Same. Uncirculated.

701 Same. 1741,43,50 (2). Good to fine. 4 pcs.

702 Same. 1749. Halfpenny. Extremely fine.

703 Same. Farthings 1744—good; 60, very fine; 38,

poor. 3 pcs.

704 Voce Populi. Head r. laur. Rev. hibernia. Hi-

bernia seated 1. ;exg. 1760. Dif. dies. Half penny.

Very fine. N. 11, 14. 2 pcs.

705 George III. georgivs . hi . rex. Head r. laur. Rev.

hibernia. 1766. Hibernia seated. Harp crowned.

Unc. L. o. partly bright red. Rare state.

706 Same. 1766, 9. Different dies. Fine.

707 Similar. Large head with long curls on neck. Rev.

1775. Proof. Bright red. Rare.

708 Same. Uncirculated. Light olive.

709 Same. 1781. Extremely fine. Light olive.

710 1782. Very fine. 1776,83. Very good. 3 pcs.

711 George III. georgius hi dei gratia rex. Bust r.

laur. and draped. Rev. bank of Ireland token.

exg. 1804. six shillings. Hibernia seated to 1.

holds palm branch in r. hand; rests 1. arm on harp.

Silver. Proof. Rare.

Same. Different dies. Very good. Dent in field be-

low chin.

712

IRISH COINS. QUARTER DOLLARS. 39

713 Same. Different dies. Rev. Ground below Hibernia

pyramidal. Copper proof. Rare.

714 georgivs hi . gratia. Younger bust, laur. and draped

r. Rev. BANK TOKEN TEN PENCE IRISH. 1805.

Same. 5 p. Silver. Very fine. 2 pcs.

715 George IV. Large bust to 1. laur. and draped. Rev.

similar. 1822. Penny. Proof. L. o. Half penny,

bright red. Proof. N. 15. 2 lies.

716 Same. Half penny. One in composition resembling

German silver. 1723. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.

717 Same, georgius m d : g : rex. Bust r. laur. and

draped. By Ku elder. Rev. same type. 1805.

Edge engrailed. Penny, half penny, 1806 farthing.

Bronze proof. N. 13. 3 pcs.

718 Same. Proof. Copper. Bright red. 3 pcs.

719 Same. Proof, turned beautiful, light green col. 3 pcs.

720 Same. With plain edges. Red bronze proofs. 3 pcs.

UNITED STATES COINS.

QUARTER DOLLARS.

722 1796 Fine. Rare.

723 1804 Good. Worth about $4.

724 1805 Very good.

725 1806 over 5. Extremely fine. Mint lustre. One of

the best specimens known of this variety.

726 1807 Fine. Rare.

727 1815 Fine. Scarce.


729 1818 Close date. Fine.

730 1819 Very fine. Scarce.

731 1820 Large date. Good.

732 1821 Very fine.

40

733

734

735

736

737

738

739

740

741

742

743

744

745

746

747

748

749

750

751

752

753

754

755

756

757

758

759

760

761

762

763

764

QUARTER DOLLARS.

1822 Very fine.

1824 Very good. Rare.

1825 over 23. l stamped above head. Very fine.


1831 Rev. small letters. Unc. Mint lustre.


1834 Rev. period after 25 c omitted. Ex. fine.


1836 Cracked die. Very fine.

1837 Very fine.

1838 Very fine.

1838 Liberty seated. Extremely fine. Mint lustre.

1839 Extremely fine. Sharp.

1840 Liberty without drapery from elbow, as 1839.

Narrow rim, like 1837. New Orleans Mint. Fine.

1840 With drapery. Broad rim. Fine.

1840 Same. New Orleans Mint. Fine.


1842 New Orleans Mint. Good.


1844 Very fine.



1846 Fine.



1848 Fine.

1849 Fine.

1850 Very fine.

1850 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Proof surface.

Rare state.

1851 Fine.

1852 Very good. Scarce.

1853 First part of year without arrows. Good.

Rare.

765

766

767

768

768

769

770

771

772

773

774

775

776

777

778

779

780

781

782

783

784

785

786

787

788

789

790

791

792

793

794

795

796

797

QUARTER DOLLARS. 41

1853

With arrows beside date; on rev. rays behind

eagle. Brilliant proof. Rare state.



1855 Brilliant proof. Slight hair-marks in plancket,

to 1. of date. Very rare.


1856 Uncirculated.





1858 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Mint lustre. Scarce.



1860 Very fine.

1860 New Orleans Mint. Last year before war. F.









1867 San Francisco Mint. Good. Very rare.

1870 Carson City. Very good. Extremely rare.



1873 Without arows. Uncirculated. Proof surface.

1873 With arrows. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1873 Carson City. Extremely rare. Fair.


1874 San Francisco Mint. Rare. Scarce.


1876 Carson City Mint. Very fine.

42 QUARTER DOLLARS.

798

799

800

801

802

803

804

805

806

807

808

809

810

811

812

813

814

815

816

817

818

S19

820

821

822

823

824

825

826

827

829

830

831




1877 Carson City Mint. Very fine.


1878 Carson City Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.











1888 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Philadelphia

Mint. Very rare.




1891 New Orleans Mint, first year after re-estab-

lisliment. Good. Very rare.

1891 San Francisco Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

1892 Head to r. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.



1893 New Orleans. Uncirculated.


1893 Bust of Isabella. Uncirc. Proof surface.

1893 Same. Mint lustre. 2 pcs.

1894, 5, 6, 7. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 4 pcs.


1894 New Orleans. Uncirc. Proof surface.



832

833

834

835

83G

837

838

839

840

841

842

843

844

845

846

847

848

849

850

851

852

853

854

855

QUARTER DOLLARS. DIMES. 43





1898, 9, 1900, 2, 3, 4, 5. Uncirc. Mint lustre. 7 pcs.








DIMES.

1796 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Beautiful speci-

men. Rare.

1797 13 stars. Very good. Rare.

1797 16 stars. Fine. Rare.

1798 over 7. Good. Rare.

1800. Fine. Very rare.

1802 Extremely fine. Mint lustre. Sharp stars.

Beautiful specimen of this extremely rare dime,

which equals 1804 in rarity. This specimen is the

finest 1 have ever seen and its rarity may be

realized from the fact that the Mills, Smith, Wil-

son and Stickney Collections only possessed it in

“ very good ” state.

1804 Very good. Shows the beaded border around

about one-half of obv.—usually entirely off. Worthabout $30.

1805 Rev. 4 berries on laurel. Ex. fine. Mint lustre.

1805 Rev. 5 berries on laurel. Uncirc. Mint lustre.

1807 Poor.

1809 Bust to 1. Fine.

1809 Poor.

44

S5G

857

858

859

860

861

862

863

864

865

866

867

S6S

869

870

871

872

873

874

875

876

877

878

879

880

881

S82

883

884

885

886

887

888

889

DIMES.

1811 Fine. Rare.

1814 Small date. Very fine. Scarce.


1820

Close date. Very fine.

1820 Wide date. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1821 Large date. Fine. Nicked in field.

1821 Small date. Very fine. Mint lustre.

1822 Fine. Very rare.

1823 over 2. Very fine. Rare.

1824 Very good.

1825 Very good.

1827 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. None suck sold

since Mills’s Collection, 1904.

1827 Fine.

1828

1830

1831

1832

1833

1833

1834

1835

1836

1837

1837

1838

1839

1840

1841

1842

1843

Note.-

1844

1844

1845

Large date. Very fine. Rare.t/


Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Very fine.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Liberty seated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Uncirculated.

Extremely fine.

Uncirculated.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Extra impression

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Uncirculated

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

Mint lustre.

-All the above are superb impressions.

Extremely fine. Rare in this state.

Very good.

Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Gem. Rare.

1845 Fine.

890

891

892

893

894

895

89(3

897

898

899

900

901

902

903

904

905

906

907

908

909

910

911

912

913

914

45DIMES. HALF DIMES.

1846 Fine. Rare.

1 846 Good. Rare.

1849 Extremely fine. Mint lustre.i.

1853


1853 Brilliant proof. Very rare in this state.




1856 Very fine. Mint lustre.t/




1860 San Francisco. Very good. Rare.

1860, 1, 2, 3, 4. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 5 pcs.

1864, 5. San Francisco Mint. Good. 2 pcs.


1866, 7, 8, 9, 71, 72, 73 with and without arrows.

Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 8 pcs.


1873 with arrows, 74, 5, 6, 8. Brilliant proofs. 5 pcs.

1877, 9, 82, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 90. Uncirculated. Mintlustre. 11 pcs.

1891, 2, 3, 4, 6. Brilliant proofs. 5 pcs.

1902 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 9 pcs.

1899, 1900, 1, 2, 3, 4. Brilliant proofs. 6 pcs.

HALF DIMES.

1792 lib . par . of . science & industry, 1792. Headof Liberty to 1. by Birch. Rey. uni. states ofAmerica, half disme* Eagle flying 1.

;edge milled.

Extremely fine. Very rare. First coin struck bythe U. S. Mint.

Same. Poor. Obv. shows all of type. Very rare.

46

915

916

917

918

919

920

921

922

923

924

925

926

927

928

929

930

931

932

933

934

935

937

938

HALF DIMES.

1794 liberty. Head of Liberty to r. Rev. Eagle

within wreath. Uncirculated. Edge above head to

1. not struck up; otherwise sharp. Highest surface

not rubbed. Mint lustre. Very rare. Equals the

dollar iu rarity.

1795 Evenly spaced, nearly horizontal date. Unc.

Mint lustre.

1795 Evenly spaced, curving date, 1 and 5 high. Die

broken over ty*. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. The1792 and the three pieces above described are little

gems.

1796 Perfect date. Fine. Very rare.

1797 13 stars. Good. Very rare.

1797 15 stars. Very fine. Rare.

1797 16 stars. Very fine. Rare.

1801 Die broken involving lib and 18, curious;

otherwise very fine. Very rare.

1801 Verv good. Bent. Rare.

1803 Fine. Rare.

1805 Fair. Very rare.

1829

Bust of Liberty 1. wearing cap. Brilliant

proof.

1829 Same. Uncirculated. Proof surface.

1830 Sharp. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Little

gem, as are all the uncirculated pieces from 1829

down.

1831 Different dies. Rev. close and distant 5 c.


1832 Same varieties. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.



1834 Rev. 5 c distant. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.



1837 Liberty seated to r.;without stars. Uncirc.

1838 With stars. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

939

940

941

942

943

944

945

946

947

948

949

950

951

952

953

954

955

956

957

958

959

960

961

962

963

964

965

966

967

968

969

970

971

972

973

974

HALF DIMES. 47

1838

New Orleans Mint. Uncirculated. Ex. rare.

1838 Same. Very good.

1839 Uncirculated. Mint lustre.1839

New Orleans Mint. Very fine. Mint lustre.

1839 New Orleans Mint. Very good.






1842 New Orleans Mint. Poor.



1844 New Orleans Mint. Good.


1846 Brilliant proof. Extremely rare.

1846 Very good. Rare.




1848 Large date. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.

1848, 9 New Orleans Mint. Good. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1849 LTncirculated. Mint lustre.

1850, 1. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 2 pcs.


1851 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Proof surface.




1853 With arrows. Uncirculated. Proof surface.

1853, 5, 6. New Orleans Mint. Very good. 3 pcs.





1858, 9. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 2 pcs.

HALF DIMES. THREE CENT SILVER.48


976 1S59 New Orleans Mint. Unc*. Mint lustre.

977 1860 With stars. Rev. half dime within wreath of

oak, corn, tobacco, etc. Very rare. Uncirculated.

M int lustre.

978 1860 UNITED states of America. Brilliant proof.

979 1860 New Orleans Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

980 1860,1,2,3. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 4 pcs.

981 1863 San Francisco Mint. Unc. Mint lustre.

982 1864 Brilliant proof. Very rare. Only 470 coined.

983 1864 San Francisco Mint. Very fine. Rare.

984 1864 San Francisco Mint. Very good.

9S5 1865, 6, 7, 8, 9. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 5 pcs.

986 1868 San Francisco Mint. Very fine.

987 1869, 72 San Francisco Mint. Fine. 2 pcs.







994 1872 s within wreath beneath dime. Extremely

fine. Not known to Heaton. Unique?



997 1873 San Francisco Mint. Uncirc. Mint lustre.

THREE CENT SILVER,

998 1851, 2, 3. Sharp. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 3 pcs.

999 1854 Brilliant proof. Very rare state.


1001 1855 Brilliant proof. Sharp. Ex. rare state.

1002 1855 Fine. Rare.



THREE CENT SILVER. CENTS.


1006 1857 Very fine. Scarce.



1009 1859 Brilliant proof. Scarce state.


1011 I860, 1. Uncirculated. Mint lustre.




1015 1866 Uncirculated. Proof surface.


1017 1869 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Bare.


1019 1872 Uncirculated. Proof surface. Rare.


1021 1873 Extremely line. Slightly polished.

1022 1851 (3), 54 (5), 55, 56 (3). Fine to uncirc. 12 pcs.

COLLECTION OF CHARLES G. ZUG, Escl

PITTSBURGH, PA.

CENTS.

1023 1793 Chain. Rev. ameri. V. g. Rare. C.l-A.

1024 1793 Chain. Same. Obv. poor; does not showdate. Rev. good.

1025 1793 Chain. The smaller head in higher relief.

Rev. united states of America. Extremely fine,

only slightly touched on the highest part of hair.

Minute nick in planchet between e-r. Extremelyrare state. Beautiful specimen. C. 3-C.

1026 1793 Wreath. Stem of spray starts between 7 and9, broad leaves. Very fine. Dark steel color.

Rare. C. 7-F.

49

2 pcs.

50 CENTS.

1027 1793 Wreath. Stem of laurel spray above date

horizontal. Rev. Narrow, triangular loop in bow.

Good. Deep, long nick in plancliet down head

where hair joins forehead. C. 9-D.

102S 1793 Wreath. Rev. wide loop. Very fine. Black.

Rare. C. 9-tI.

1029 1793 Wreath. Spray starts above 9, leaves trend

to right. Rev. Ins. far from edge and close to

wreath. Very rare. Fine. C. 11-J.

1030 1793 Wreath. Same dies. Edge lettered. Verygood. Rare.

1031 1793 Same. Very poor. Only shows liberty, head

and spray.

1032 1793 Liberty Cap. Very good. Nearly fine for

this coin. Bronzed, brown color. Very rare. C.

12-L.

1033 1794 Hays No. 12. V. fine, but scratched on head.

1034 1794 Hays No. 32, fallen 4. Fine.

1035 1794 Hays No. 41. Very good.

1036 1794 Hays No. 51. Good.

1037 1795 Edge lettered. Very good. Scarce.

1038 1795 Thin plancliet. Rev. one cent high in

wreath. Fine. Light olive.

1039 1796 Liberty Cap. Low 6. Very fine. Light olive.

Rare.

1040 1796 Liberty Cap. High date. Very good.

1041 1796 Low 6. Head double struck, but second pro-

file back 1/16 of an inch, with the appearance of

two heads jugata. liberty and date not doubled.

Good. Curiosity.

1042 1796 Bust r. Very good. Scarce.

1043 1796 Bust. Fair.

1044 1797 Wide 1-7. Very good.

1045 1797 Wide 7-9. Rev. without stem to wreath. v. g.

1046 1798 Small date, small 8; e-r close to head;die

cracked from neck to edge. Serrated border. Fine.

Scarce.

1047

1048

1049

1050

1051

1052

1053

1054

1055

1056

1057

1058

1059

1060

1061

1062

1063

1064

1065

1066

1067

1068

1069

1070

1071

1072

1073

1074

CENTS. 51

1798

Small date. Die cracked behind h. V. g.

1798 Large date. Serrated border, cracked over

e-y. Very good.

1799 over 8. Very good. Very rare.

1799 Obv. poor, date good, deep dents on head.

Rev. good. Has been hammered around obv. and

rev. edge.

1800 Erroneous die. 79 under 80. Fine. Black.

1800 Perfect date. Fine.

1801 Blunt 1. Rev. 1/100 over 1/000. Very good.

1801 Blunt 1, wide date. Rev. 1/000. Very good.

1802 Very fine. Olive color.

1802

Die cracked from forehead and nose to edge.

Very fine.

1802 Without stems to wreath. Very good.

1802 Rev. incused impression. Fine obv. V. g.

1803 3 joins bust. Very fine. Dark.

1803

Wide date 18 0-3. Brown.

1803 Wide date 1-8-0-3. Rev. 1/100 over 1/000.

Very good. L. o.

1803 Rev. Without stems to wreath. Very good.

1804 Very good. Very rare.

1804 Die broken. Very fine but for deep erosion

spots behind bust, two on edge and some on rev.

involving unit and bet. d-sta. Brown. Very rare.

1805 Blunt 1. Very good. Light olive.

1806 Very good.

1807 over 6. Fine.

1807 Perfect date. Fine.

1807 Comet variety. Very good.

1808 Fine. Nick on rev. edge.

1809 Uncirculated. Very slight erosion on part of

edge. Dark steel color. Very rare.

1810 Very fine. Light olive. Sharp.

1811 over 10. Very fine. Light olive. Very rare.

1811 Perfect date. Very fine. Light olive. Veryrare.

52

1075

1076

1077

1078

1079

10S0

10S1

1082

1083

1084

1085

1086

1087

1088

1089

1090

1091

1092

1093

1094

1095

1096

1097

1098

1099

1100

1101

1102

1103

CENTS.

1812 Small date. Uncirculated. Lustrous, olive

steel color.

1812 Large date. Uuc. Weak. Light olive.

1812 Large wide date. Unc. Lustrous steel color.

1813 Uncirculated. Date and r. stars on edgeweak. Beautiful, lustrous, iridescent color.

1813 Evenly struck. Fine.

1814 Plain 4. Very fine.

1816 Die broken on edge. Extremely fine.

1817 15 stars. Good.

1817 13 stars. Uncirculated. Partly red.

1818 Perfect die. Very fine. Sharp.

1818 Cracked die. Unc. Partly bright red.

1819 Small date. Uncirculated. Bright red.

1S20 Cracked die. Unc. Nick in field. L. o.

1821 Extremely fine. Rich, light olive color. Rare.

1822 Very fine. Dark color.

1823 over 1822. Very good. Rare.

1823 Perfect date. Very good. Dark. Rare.

1823 Restrike. Uncirculated. Early impression.

Light olive. Rare.

1824 Close date. Ex. fine. Steel color. Rare.

1824 Wide 18-24. Very fine. Dark. Rare.

1825 Fine. Dark olive.

1826 Line inside of border. Uncirculated. Strong

impression and border. Every star sharp. Light

olive.

1827 Verv fine. Light olive.

1828 Large date. Very fine. Light olive.

1828 Small date. Extremely fine. Light olive.

Rare. Seldom better than fine.

1829 Fine. Brown.

1830 Inner line. Very fine. Dark olive.

1831 Very fine. Light olive.

1832 Uncirculated. Light olive.

Note.—I would mention that very few specimens

in the 20’s and 30’s ever have all the stars sharp

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CENTS. 53

1104

1105

1106

1107

1108

1109

1110

1111

1112

1113

1114

1115

1116

1117

1118

1119

1120

1121

1122

1123

1124

1125

1126

1127

1128

1129

1130

1131

in fact, are great exceptions and when they are

sharp, I will mention it.

1831 Big break out of die covering first star and

part of second on right.

1832 Extremely fine. All stars flat. Light olive.

1833 Proof. Bright red shading to light olive on

and around head. Strong impression, hut stars

above head do not show center mark as usual.

Beautiful specimen.

1834 Small date. Very fine. Light olive.

1835 Uncirculated. Olive. Stars not sharp, as

usual.


1837 Brilliant proof. Bright red. Stars all sharp.

Very rare.

1837 Fine. Light olive.

1838 Extremely fine. Brown, iridescent color.

1839 over 6. Good. Two scratches across left field.

1839 Silly head. Ver}^ fine. Light olive.

1839 40 head. Very fine. Olive.

1840 Small date and large date. Fine. 2 pcs.

1841 Fine.

1842 Large date. Very fine. Light olive.

1843 Brilliant proof. Bright red. Rare state.

1844 Fine. Dark brown.

1845 Very fine. Olive.

1846 Small date. Brilliant proof. Bright red.

Very rare state.

1846 Same die. Very fine. Light olive.

1846 Large date. Unc. Light olive. Traces of red.

1846 Tall date. Fine. Light olive. Scarce.

1847 Uncirculated.

1848 Brilliant proof. Bright red. Very rare state.

1848 Uncirculated. Partly red.


1850 Uncirculated. Brown.

1851 Extremely fine. Red.

04 CENTS. HALF CENTS.

1132 1852 Uncirculated, lied.

3133 1853 and 4. Uncirculated. Bright red. 2 pcs.

1134 1855 Vertical and slanting date, latter with knobover ear. Very fine. Light olive.

1135 1856 Large and small date. Uncirculated. Partly

bright red. 2 pcs.

1136 1857 Large and small date. Light olive. 2 pcs.

1137 1856 Flying eagle 1. Nickel-copper. Brilliant

proof. Rare.

1138 1856 Flying eagle. Very fine. Rare.

3139 1857 Flying eagle. Brilliant proof. Rare state.

HALF CENTS.

1140 1793 Fine. Very rare.

1141 1794 Small head in high relief. Fine. Light olive.

1142 1795 With pole to cap. Edge lettered. Uncircu-

lated. Magnificent, strong impression. Browncolor. One of the finest specimens known. Differ-

ent die to Wilson, No. 990.

1143 1795 No pole to cap; broad milling. Edge plain.

Extremely fine. Light olive. Very rare.

1144 1795 Same. Fair.

1145 1797 Very good. Black. Scarce.

1146 1797 Same. Poor.

1147 1800 Uncirculated. Steel color. Rare.

1148 1802 over 0. Very good. Depression in field be-

tween L and head. Better than usually found.

1149 1803 Very fine. Light olive.

1150 1804 Without stems to wreath. Extremely fine.

Light olive.

1151 1804 With stems to wreath. Crossed 4. Very fine.

1152 1805 Rev. no stems to wreath. Uncirculated.

Light olive, steel color. Magnificent sharp impres-

sion.

1153 1805 Fine.

1154 1806 Uncirc. Bright red. W7eak bust as usual.

HALF CENTS. PROOF SETS. 55

1155 1806 Small high 6. Rev. Without stems. Very fine.

1156 1807 Fine.

1157 1808 over 7. Very good. Rare.

1158 1808 Verv tine.•j

1159 1811 Fine. Rare.

1160 1811 Good. Rare.

1161 1825 Uncirculated. Light olive.

1162 1826 Uncirculated. Light olive, partly bright red.

1163 1828. Uncirculated. Brilliant red. Rev. small

purple streak.

1164 1828 12 stars. Ex. fine. Olive, traces of red.


1166 1832 Uncirculated. Light olive. Magnificent im-

pression.

1167 1833 Brilliant proof. Light olive.



1170 1849 Large date. Uncirculated. Light olive.


1172 1851 Uncirculated. Light olive, partly red.

1173 1853, 4, 5, 6. Uncirculated. Light olive. 4 pcs.


PROOF SETS.

Each contains the silver and minor coins of the year in

brilliant proof condition, and will be sold at so much per

set.

1175 1849 Dollar, half, quarter, dime, half dime, cent,

half cent. Brilliant proofs. Very rare. 7 pcs.

1176 1857 Dollar, half, quarter, dime, half d^rne, three

cent, nickel cent. Very rare. 7 pcs

1177 1858 Dollar, half, quarter, dime, half dime, three

cent, nickel cent. Very rare. 7 pcs.

1178 1859 Same denominations. 7 pcs.

1179 1860 Same denominations. Rare. 7 pcs.

m

1180

1181

1182

1183

1184

1185

1180

1187

1188

1189

1190

1191

1192

1193

1194

1195

1196

1197

1198

1199

1200

1201

1202

1203

1204

1205

1206

PROOF SETS.

< pcs.

7 pcs.

Dollar slightly liair-

7 pcs.

1861 Same denominations.

1862 Same denominations.

1863 Same denominations,

marked.

1864 Dollar, half, quarter, dime, half dime, three

cent, two cent, one cent. 8 pcs.

1865 Same denominations. 8 pcs.

1866 Same denominations, and also five cent with

rays, and three cent nickel. 10 pcs.








1874 Trade dollars, half, quarter and dime, each

with arrow heads at side of date. Nickel five cent,

three cent and cent, 7 pcs.

1875 Same denominations and twenty cents. 8 pcs.


1877 Same denominations. Iiare. 8 pcs.

1878 As issued in latter part of year including the

standard dollar. Rare. 9 pcs.

1879 Standard and trade dollars, half dollar, quar-

ter, dime, nickel five and three cent, bronze one

cent. 8 pcs.




1883 Same denominations and also five-cent nickel

head of Liberty with and without cents. 10 pcs.

1884 Standard dollar, half, quarter, dime, nickel

five and three cent and bronze one cent. 7 pcs.




PROOF SETS. PAPER MONEY. 57



1209 1890 Standard dollar, half, quarter, dime, nickel

live, bronze cent. Lacks half. 5 pcs.













1222 1904 Same denominations. Last year of dollar.

6 pcs.

1223 1905 Half, quarter, dime, five c., cent. 5 pcs.

COLONIAL AND CONTINENTALPAPER MONEY.

PART OF WILSON COLLECTION.

1224 Massachusetts. June 1st, 1779. £15. Large cer-

tificate. Very flue.

1225 Rhode Island. 1780, July 2d. $3, $4, $8. Uncir-

culated. 3 pcs.

1226 Pennsylvania. 1776. Fourpence, sixpence. Good.

2 pcs.

1227 Pennsylvania. 1775, October 25th. Three, four,

six, ninepence. Uncirculated. Block of 8.

1228 Pennsylvania. 1777, April 10th, fourpence, six-

pence. Fine. 2 pcs.

58 PAPER MONEY.

1229

1230

1231

1232

1233

1234

1235

1236

1237

1238

1239

1240

1241

1242

1243

1244

New Jersey. 1756, June 22<1, 1 shilling (2), 12shillings. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.

New Jersey. 1757, June 14th, 30 shillings. 1763,

December 31st, 18 pence, 1 shilling, 3 shillings, 6

shillings, 12 shillings, 15 shillings. Unc. 7 pcs.

New Jersey. 1757, 18 pence (3), 1 shilling (2),12 shillings, 15 shillings, 30 shillings (2). Uncir-

culated. 9 pcs.

New Jersey. 1776, March 25th, printed by Isaac

Collins. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.

Maryland. 1775, December 7th, half, $2; 1776,

August 14th, 1/9, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, $1, $2, $6. Good.

9 pcs.

South Carolina. 1776, December 23d, $2, $3, $4.

Strip of three, uncut. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.

U. S. CONGRESS.

1775, May 10th, $2, $8. Good. 2 pcs.

1775, November 29th, $4, $6, $7, $8. 1776, May 9th,

$2, $3, $4, $6, $8. Fine. 9 pcs.

1776, July 22d, $2, $4, $30. Fine. 3 pcs.

1776, November 2d, $5, $6, $7, $8. Fine. Last unc.,

its upper edge ragged. 4 pcs.

1777, May 20th, $6, $7, $8, $30. Uncirculated. 4 pcs.

1778, September 26th, $5, $7, $8, $20, $30, $40, $50,

$60. First fine, others unc. 8 pcs.

1779, January 14th, $1, $2, $3, $4, $20, $30, $35, $40,

$50, $60, $65, $70, $80. Very fine. 13 pcs.

VIRGINIA.

1775, July 17tli, 12 shillings and 6 pence. 1776, May6tli, 1/3 dollar. Fine. 2 pcs.

1780, May 1st, $2. Very fine.

17S0 July 14th, $35, $45, $55 (2), $60, $80, $100.

Very fine. 7 pcs.

1780, October 16th, $50, $100, $200, $300, $400 (2),

$500. Very fine. 7 pcs.

1245

PAPER MONEY. 59

1246 1780, October 16th, |400 (2), $500 (5, 2 poor).

March 1st, $100. May 7th, $500 ( 2 )

,

$1,000, $2,000.

Fine. 12 pcs. With these notes, memorandum in

duplicate of 22 bills numerated, of which the above

are 12 numbers. One memorandum endorsed

“ Dear Sir : Please to let the enclosed certificates

for the most you can, provided it is not less than

ten shillings in the pound on the specie value.

(Signed) Tlios. Shields. 13th October, 1791.

Rev’d David -Jones.” “ I do acknowledge to have

received the amount of the within bill, of Mr. Thos.

Shields.” “ Received the within bill of ThomasShields—Virginia Currency to be sold by me to the

best advantage. Jos. Boggs. (Signatures of

Boggs crossed out.) October 13th, 1791.” Inter-

esting lot and valuable historically as showing the

value of currency at that time. Sold as 12 pcs.

1247 1781, March 1st, $50, $500, $1,000, lower border of

last ragged. Fine. 3 pcs.

STATE BANK BILLS, 1816-63.

Many of the bills that have come down to us are not

genuine, and I do not guarantee those below.

1248 New England. Citizens’, Worcester, $1; Lincoln,

WTscasset, $1, $3; Commerce, New London, $-10;

Merchants’, New Haven, $10; Weybosset, Provi-

dence, $1.75; Danbury, $1; Norwich, Conn., $20;

Winsted, Conn., $1 ;Eastern, West Killingly, Conn.,

$3, $5; Union, Providence, $5; Exchange, Hart-

ford, $1 ;Hingham, Mass., $5. Poor to fine. 16 pcs.

1249 New York, Geneva, 1818, $2; Chemung, Almira, $1;Hartford, N. Y., 1818, $3 (poor)

;Niagara, Buffalo,

1816, $3; Commercial, Glens Falls, 1864, $2; Mer-

chants’, Troy, $1; Unadilla, $5; Hudson, 1811, $1;

County, N. Y., $5; America, $2; Troy, $3; Fulton

60 PAPER MONEY.

County, $5; Rich’s, Buffalo, $1; Albauy, $2; Or-

leans, $5; Winfield, $10; Merchants’, Troy, $5;

City, Albany, $5; Merchants’, Oswego, $1; Fulton

County, $5; Hartford, $5; Commercial, Clyde, $10;

Onena Valley, $5; Rochester, $10. Poor to fine.

26 pcs.

1250 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1819, $10; 1812, $3;

Manual Labor Bank, 6 l/4c.;

Mechanics’, $5;

Girard, $5; North America, 1827, $5; South Fork,

$5; Farmers’, Bucks County, 1815, $10; Fayette

County, 1816, $1 (13), $3, $5 (9); Lancaster, $5

(8) 3 var., $10 (2), $50 (10) ;Lawrence County,

New Castle, 1861, $2; Lewistown, 1841, $1; Middle-

town, $2, $5 ;Huntington Turnpike, $1 ;

Montgom-

ery County, $10; Monongahela Valley Bank, $5

(45) ;North Hampton, 1837, $5; Northumberland,

$5 ;Farmers’, Waynesburg, $5, $20 ;

Westmoreland,

Greensburg, 1815, $3; Penn, Meadville, 1817, $2;

Harmony, 1817, $5; Franklin, Washington, $5;

Meadvillle Turnpike, 1818, 25c.; Zanesville Canal,

1816, 50c.; U. S. Bank, 1828-31, $5 (2 var.), $10.

Poor to fine. Very poor and fragments not

counted. 125 pcs.

1251 Southern. Various. Poor to very good. Dates,

1815 to 1863. 52 pcs.

1252 New Jersey. Morris, $2, $5; Commercial, $1, $2;

Hudson County, $3; Salem, $5. Poor to good.

6 pcs.

1253 Ohio. German, Wooster, $1; Wooster, $1; Frank-

lin, Columbus, 1833, $5 ;Farmers’, Salem, 1816, $1

;

Newark Plank Road, $1 ;Kirtland, 1837, $1 ;

West-

ern, Cincinnati, 1838, $1; Miami County, same;

Geauga Ins. Co., $5; Gallipolis, $5 (2) ;Farmers’,

Canton, $5; Owl Creek Bank, 121c., 25c., 50c., 2

sheets, unsigned. 17 notes.

1254 Indiana. Commercial, Elkhart, $1; Vincennes, 1818,

$10; State Stock, $1; Gramercy, Lafayette, $1, $5;

State Bank, $2, $3, $5. Poor to good. 8 pcs.

PAPER MONEY. CENTS. 61

1255 Delaware. Bank of, 1824, $3 ;Milford, $1, $3, $5.

Good. 4 pcs.

1256 Confederate. 1862, .$10, $1, $100, train of cars;

1863, $1, $5; 1864, $10, $20, $50. Fine. 8 pcs.

1257 Georgia. 1862, $10 ;1863, $1, 25c.

;Soutli Carolina,

5c., 25c. (2) ;Mechanics’ Savings, $2 printed across

bank bills; Alabama, 50c. Good. 8 pcs.

1258 Pennsylvania Republic. May, 1814. Interesting

number, containing report of President Monroe,

regarding prisoners of war and seizure of Ameri-

can seamen. Fine.

1259 Canada. Farmers’, Toronto, $1, $2; International,

$1. Good. 3 pcs.

SOME FINE DUPLICATE CENTSFROM THE

COLLECTION OF AND THE PROPERTY OFDR. H. W- BECKWITH.

1260 1794 New variety. Obv. not given in Hays. Headsmaller and bolder than any in his book; liberty

far above it and the date evenly spaced, closely to-

gether and the 4 touching the bust;the lowest lock

terminates without a point curling underneath.

Rev. also from a new die. 6 berries on r. and 7 on

1. side of wreath;leaf on r. comes up under the foot

of t and apparently joins it; outside lower leaf on

r. joins c and bunch of leaves opposite first a in

America extends higher above it than usual, the

left foot of a being about midway of leaf; stems

straight point to u and right foot of a; crack ex-

tends upwards from n in one to edge between s ando. Fine. Black. I suppose this is not a duplicate,

but discarded, as he is not collecting varieties.

1261 1795 Rev. one cent high in wreath. Fine. Olive.

1262 ISO! Rev. united. Very tine. Weak as usual on

bust and liberty. Been cleaned and now turning

light olive. Rare.

1263 1803 Extremely fine, but bruised from hair-knot to

edge. Dark green patina.

1264 1811 over 10. Fine. Dark olive. Rare.

1265 1814 Crossed 4. Extremely fine. Sharp. Light

olive. Rarer variety.

1266 1818 Wide date. Cracked die. Uncirculated.

Bright red, few small spots on rev.

1267 1819 Brilliant proof. Iridescent light olive. Rare

state. Beautiful specimen.

1268 1821 Brilliant proof. Iridescent, purple olive.

Three slight dents on obv. edge. Very rare. Beau-

tiful specimen.

1269 1823 over 2. Very fine. Olive color. Rare.

1270 1823 Perfect date. Fine. Been bronzed. Rare.

1271 1826 Uncirculated. Sharp. Reddish olive.

1272 1826 Uncirculated. Olive color.

1273 1831 Uncirculated. Obv. iridescent red. Rev.

light olive.

1274 1832 Uncirculated. Light olive. Partly bright

red.

1275 1835 Uncirculated. Perfectly bright red. Stars

not sharp as always.


1 277 1835 Extremely fine. Olive color.

1278 1836 Uncirculated. Bright red shading to light

olive.

1279 1839 over 6. Very good. Black. Rare.

1280 1840 Large date. Uncirculated. Light olive.

Sharp.

1281 1842 Large date. Uncirculated. Red.

1282 1843 Uncirculated. Slightly bronze.

1283 1843 Broad rim. Rev. large letters, as later. V. f.

1284 1846 Small date. Uncirculated. Light olive.

Partlv red.%/

CENTS. G3

1285 1846 Tall elate. Extremely fine. Rare.

1286 1847 Uncirculated. Steel color, partly bright red.

1287 1848 Uncirculated. Partly bright red.

1288 1850 Uncirculated. Bright red. Sharp.

1289 1850 Uncirculated. Light olive. Partly bright red.

1290 1852 Uncirculated. Dull red. Proof surface.

1291 1857 Small date. Uncirculated.

1292 Set of the small cents from 1857 to 1906. Brilliant

proof. 41 pcs.

1293 1858 Pattern. Eagle flying 1. Rev. Oak-wreath

and broad shield. Proof.

1294 Cents. 1801, 3, 6, 1816 to 1854. Poor to unc. 39 pcs.

1295 Half Cents. 1803, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 29, 32, 3, 4 (2), 5

(3), 50, 1 (4), 4 (2), 5 (2). Good to very tine.

23 pcs.

1296 Half Cents. 1856 V. f.; 1855, 7, unc. Red. 3 pcs.

1297 1866 Five Cent. Same type as regular issue, but

without the rays between stars on rev. Proof.

Very rare.

1298 1867 Five Cents. With rays between stars. Fine.

Rare.

1299 1877 Three Cents. Brilliant proof. Rare.

1300 1873 Two Cents. Brilliant proof. Rare.

64 CENTS. NUMISMATIC BOOKS.

U. S. CENTS.

PROPERTY OF F. THUNDER.

2301 1807 Very good.

1302 1794, 1805, 1807, 1808, 1810 (2), 1811, 1821, poor;

1812, 13, 1828, S. d.; 14, 16, 17, 1820, 22, 1836, good;

1850, extremely fine. 20 pcs.

1303 1829 Very good.

1304 1833 Fine.

1305 1838 Beaded hair string. Very fine.

1306 Antwerp. N. wreath, anvers 1814. 10 cent.

Struck by General Carnot whilst besieged by the

Allies. Very good.

1307 Portugal. John VI. 1820. Mariah II. 40 reis.

Uruguay, 40 cent; Buenos Ayres, 1827, 20 cent;

Venezuela, 1 cent; George II, George III, half

penny; George I, Hibernian, 1723, Wood’s half

penny; Jamaica, 1890, half penny, nickel; Wash-ington, McClellan Rebellion token (2) ;

California

Speil Mark, Irish weight, 1718. Fine. 15 pcs.

MR. BINDON’S NUMISMATIC BOOKS.

1308 Hawkins. Silver Coins of England. 47 plates. 800.

8vo. Half calf. London. 1841.

1309 Frossard and Hays. Cents of 1794. 2 plates. Tall

4to. Cloth. New York. 1893.

1310 Low. Hard Times Tokens. 2d Edition. 4to. 1900.

1311 Smith, A.M. Encyclopaedia of the Gold and Silver

Coins of the World, Ancient and Modern. Illlus.

of 6,000 coins. Cloth. Binding loose. Philadel-

phia, 1886.

1312 Mahogany Coin Case. Flat 9x8x1 inch deep; with

tray pierced to hold 42 $3.

Erratum.

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