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CATALOGUE
OF A
COLLECTION OF COINS I MEDALS
THE PROPERTY OE THE LATE
JAMES BROWNE, ESQ.
OF ST. ALBANS;
AND
THE CABINET OF COINS
OE THE LATE
WILLIAM STRETTON, ESQ.
OF LENTON PRIORY, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE;
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
SOME RARE ANGLO-SAXON PENNIES,
Serifs of Cains front t(je Conquest,
GREEK AND ROMAN COINS,
FINE SPECIMENS OF
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN GOLD,
©milt, Site, anil tfjjpr IglMs,
CHOICE PROOFS AND PATTERNS,
&c. &c.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MESSRS.
S. LEIGH SOTHEBY & JOHN WILKINSON,
AUCTIONEERS OF LITERARY PROPERTY AND WORKS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE FINE ARTS,
AT THEIR HOUSE, 3, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND,
On SATURDAY, 17th of MARCH, 1855, and Two following Days.
(Sunday excepted)
AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY.
MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PREVIOUS, AND CATALOGUES HAD.
J . Davy & Sons, Printers, 137, Long Acre.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again, provided the seller cannot decide the said dispute.
II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d. ; and so on in proportion.
III. The Purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in part of pay¬ ment of the Purchase-money ; in default of which, the Lot or Lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
IV. The Sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of description.
V. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer's Expense, imme¬ diately after the Conclusion of the Sale ; in default of which, Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby k John Wilkinson will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged or other¬ wise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the Purchaser. If at the expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the Sale, the Lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expence, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby k John Wilkinson will have the option of re-selling the Lots uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter.
VI. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required or deposited in part of payment shall be for¬ feited ; and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lots as are not cleared or paid for , all charges on such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale.
Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their Com¬ missions faithfully executed by their humble Servants,
S. LEIGH SOTHEBY & JOHN WILKINSON,
Wellington Street, Strand.
CATALOGUE
OF A
COLLECTION OF COINS AND MEDALS,
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
JAMES BROWNE, ESQ.,
LATE OF ST. ALBANS.
FIRST DAY’S SALE.
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2 Nuremberg Counters and Abbey Pieces, as last lot
3 Tradesmen’s Halfpenny Tokens of the last Century 100
4 Tradesmen’s Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing Tokens of the last
Century 120
5 Russian, Danish, German and French Copper Coins a quantity
6 Russian, Danish, German and French Copper Coins a quantity
7 English Copper Medals and Medalets a parcel
8 English Copper Coins, various reigns a parcel
9 Irish Copper Coins, from James I to George II, some fine and rare
10 Weights for Gold Coins, and a Cast of a Queen Anne’s Far¬
thing 33
11 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the 17th Century, mostly relating to
London and Middlesex 61
12 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the 17th Century, mostly relating to
London and Middlesex 6 1
13 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the 17th Century, mostly relating to
London and Middlesex 63
14 Medals of George III, George IV, William IV, Victoria, kc.
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17 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
18 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
19 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
20 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes « parcel
21 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
22 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
23 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
24 Roman Copper Coins, various sizes a parcel
25 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
26 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
27 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
28 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
29 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
30 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
3 1 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
32 Carausius and Allectus, various 6
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MEDALS. Silver.
33 Oliver Cromwell, Peter Mullman and his wife, George III, and
Queen Charlotte, a Jermingham Medal, &c.
wt. 5f oz. — at per oz. 16
34 Coronation Medals of Anne ; George I, 2 ; George II, and Queen
Caroline, Jine 5
35 William III, rev. hibernia. restitvta. ; Jermingham Medal,
and another 3
36 Badge of the Royal Bristol Volunteers, and a Waterloo Medal 2
37 Charles II, rev. Queen Catherine; Queen Maria, rev. o. dea.
certe. 2, and a Jerningham Medal, Jine 4
38 Martin Luther ; Princess Charlotte, three varieties ; and two
Jettons, fine 6
39 William Wilberforce, M.P., the friend of Africa, rev. slave
TRADE ABOLISHED, fine Wt. 1 ^ OZ. 1
40 Earl Howe, rev. French Fleet defeated; Lord Duncan, rev.
Dutch Fleet defeated; Earl St. Vincent, rev. Four Ships taken, fine wt. 2 oz. 13 dwts. 3
41 Catherine of Russia, Coronation Medal, Jine ivt. 3£ oz. 1
42 Charles III of Spain, rev. various Sciences, Royal Academy of
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45 The Earl of Wellington, K.B., born 1769, liis bust in regimentals, <
rev. Victory reclining upon a cloud within a wreath of oak, fine, gilt 1
ENGLISH SILVER.
46 Edward VI, Crown, 1551, m.m. y ; Half Crown, 1551, m.m. tun 2 "
47 Elizabeth’s Crown, m. ?n. 1 1 - .
48 James I, Crown, m. m. thistle ; Charles I, Crown, m. m. eye 2 » // .
49 Charles I, Crown, m. m. anchor; and five Half Crowns 6 <• .
50 James I, Shilling; Charles I, Half Crown and Shilling; Com- / /
monwealth, Crown, Half Crown, and three Shillings 8
51 Charles II, Crowns, 1662, rose under bust, 1663, 1664, 1676, / f
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52 Charles II, Crown, 1679; James II, 1687 ; William and Mary, / // ,
1692; William III, 1695, 1696 6
53 Anne, Crowns, 1707, 1708, e under the bust; George I, 1716, / ^
rose and feathers; another, 1723, s. s. c. 4
54 George III, Crowns, 1818, 1819 ; George IV, 2, 1821, fine 4 / ^ ,
55 Charles II, Half Crowns , 1679; James II, 1686 ; William and /
Mary, 1689; William III, 1701; Anne, 1703, vigo ;
George I, 1720, rose and feathers ; George II, young head,
1731, rose and feathers ; George II, old Head, lima. 1746 8
56 William III, Half Crowns , 1697, 2; 1700, feathers; Anne, / /y
1709, feathers and roses; 1708, e. under bust; 1709, 1710, rose and feathers; George I, 1723 8
57 George II, Half Crowns, 1739, roses, 1745; George III, 1817,2; / /
George IV, 1821, 1824, 1826; William IV, 1834 8
58 Newark, Half Crown ; Ormond, Sixpence ; New England, Shil- /%
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59 William III, Shilling, a different portrait, the hair rising up to „ ^
the edge of the coin, date 1698, yme and rare ; and Shillings of Anne, e. under bust, 1707, 1708, poor but rare 3
60 Shillings, from Charles II to Victoria 31 / ///_ .
61 Shillings, 15; Sixpences, from Charles II to William IV, 27 42 / /o ,
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62#Bank Tokens : Five Shillings, 2 ; Three Shillings, 6 ; Irish Bank / .5- Tokens, Tenpence, 5 wL 5 oz# 13
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64 English Silver Coins ivt. 8 oz. 2 diets, at per oz
65 English (Maundy) Silver, various reigns, fine
66 English (Maundy) Silver, various reigns
67 William I, ielesi. on. ligece ; Stephen, Henry I, &c. 16
67*'Roman Silver
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FOREIGN SILVER.,
68 French Five Franc Pieces of Napoleon, Louis XVIII, and
Charles X. 7
69 French Silver, from Louis XV. to Louis XVIII.
ivt. 1 Oj oz. at per oz.
70 Spanish Pillar Dollars ivt. 6 oz. 1 divt. 7
71 Mexican Dollars
72 Spanish Coins, various
73 Silver Coins of various Nations ivt. 87 oz., at per oz.
74 Dollars and smaller Coins of Saxony, Milan, Belgium, &c.
ivt. 6^ oz. 13
75 Dollars and smaller Coins of Russia, Belgium, Venice, &c.
ivt. 6^ oz. 15
76 Silver (base) Coins, various ivt. 8 oz.
77 Persian Silver, Husein, Shah of Persia, 1143, 1144(1730, 1731)2
ivt. 7\ oz.
78 Persian and other Oriental Silver
wt. 5f oz.
ENGLISH GOLD.
79 Edward III. Noble and Quarter Noble 2
80 Henry VII, Henry VIII, Elizabeth and James I.
wt. 19 diets. 8 grs. 9
81 James I, Sovereigns, 2, m. m. rose, m. m. tun
ivt. 12 dwts. 17 grs. 2
82 James I, Sovereign, m. m. fleur de lis, and two Touch Pieces
198 grs. 3
7? f 83 Charles I, Twenty Shillings, m. m. heart, m. m. feathers
wt. 270 grs. 2
84 Charles I, Unit, Bust in armour, with orb and sceptre, rev. Royal
Arms, crowned, by Briot , fine 1
85 James VI, Sword and Sceptre, 1603, Charles I, Oxford Sove¬ reign 2
86 Commonwealth, Twenty Shilling Piece, 1653, fine 1
87 Charles II, Twenty^ Shilling Piece, m. m. crown 1
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^ George II. Two Guinea Piece, 1738 wt. 10 dwts. 18 grs.
"9T Charles II, Two Guinea Piece, 1678 wt. 10 dwts. 18 grs.
■95“ George II, Guinea, 1734; George III, Guinea, 1785; Half Guinea,
1773; Seven Shilling Pieces, 2 ; Quarter Guinea, 2
wt. 19 dwts. 12 grs. 7 -96' George III, Guinea, 1787; Plalf Guinea, 1804; both very fine 2 97~ George III, Sovereign, 1817; Half Sovereign, 1820; George IV, Sovereign, 1821; William IV. Half Sovereign, 1834; all fine 4
98 George IV, Double Sovereign, 1823, very fine 1 2- £ L
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100 French: Louis XVI, 1789 yvt. 235 grs. 1
101 French: Republic, 1793, 24 livres ; Napoleon, 1815, 20
francs wt. 217 grs. 20
102 French: Napoleon, 1811, 40 francs wt. 198 grs. 1
103 French: Napoleon, 1811 and 1812, 20 francs ivt. 198 grs. 2
104 French: Louis XVIII, 1816, 40 francs, fine wt. 198 grs. 1
105 French: Louis XVIII, 1814, piece de 40 francs, fine and
rare 1
106 Italian: Napoleon, 1812, 40 lire, fine ivt. 199 grs. 1
107 Portuguese: John V, 4000 and 1000 Reas ivt. 197 grs. 2
108 Portuguese ; Peter II. and John V. wt. 223 grs. 5
1.09 Spanish, Portuguese, Holland, and the United Provinces
wt. 183 grs. 6
110 Parma: Maria Louise, Duchess of, 40 lire wt. 198 grs. 1
111 Brunswick: George III; Prussia , Frederick William, and one
of Pius VII. wt. 241 grs. 3
112 Sardinia: Victor Emanuel, 1818 wt. 99 grs. 3
443 Trays for Coins and Medals 48
114 Oliver Cromwell, two Medals of the Pretender, small Box con¬ taining Five Medals and various Foreign Copper
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116 English and Foreign Billon and Copper Coins 39
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Charles II, and Caroline, Coronation Medals, and a Jerningham Medal ; fine 3
Jerningham Medal; another, with a view of Hamburgh; and others wt. 3 oz. 2 clwts. 5
Silver Box, containing 41 Shillings of Edward VI. ; Philip and Mary, 1 ; Elizabeth, 9 ; James I, 2 ivt. 12 £ oz. 54
Silver box (weight 2 oz.), containing 51 Billon Coins 52
Crowns of James II, William III, Charles II, Anne 4
Half Crowns of William and Mary, George II, and various smaller wt. 5 oz. 2 divts. 36
Spanish and Portuguese Coins wt. 5 oz. 10
Sicilian, Austrian, Danish, Bavarian ivt. 8^ oz.
French, Austrian, Prussian, Turkish, &c. tot. 8 oz.
English, French, and Russian Coins wt. 1-| oz.
Charles I, Bristol Sixpence, plume in front of the bust, b. over the head, rev. Inscription of three lines, feathers above, date 1646 below, fine and rare 1
Charles I, Newark Siege Pieces, ix<7., dates 1646, 1647; James II, xi id. in Silver, gun money type, rare 3
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GOLD COINS AND MEDALS.
129 James I, Sovereign, Bust in ornamented armour, m. m. thistle, with sco. in the inscription, rev. Royal Arms crowned, i. r. on each side, inscribed faciam. eos. in. gentem. ynam. very fine 1
6~ 7 G 130 Charles II ; Anne; George I, Guineas, 4; Charles II, Crown, &c. wt. 1 oz. 7 dwts. 12 grs. 7
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132 Spanish and Turkish Coins wt. 15 diets. 11
133 Republic of Columbia, 1826, 1827, 1834, 1835
wt. 5 dwts. 12 grs. 4
134 French: Louis XVIII, 40 Francs, 1818 1
135 Denmark, Sweden, and others tot. 16 diets. 16 grs. 6
136 Turkish Coins wt. 94 grs . 5
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Saxony: John George I, mdlxxxv, Bust, rev. Inscription, JJ/3 ,
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Hamburgh, Heads of Schafsh, Lemmerin, Schulte, and Lutkens, H /A- .
rev. View of Hamburgh ivt. 10 dwts. 20 grs. 1
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Gun Money of James II, and other Irish Copper ; and two Bills ^ / (0 of Exchange, (American) 1773, and 1774, curious and rare English Silver: Henry VII, Groat ; Mary, Groats, 3 ; Eliza- ^ ^ beth, 6; James I, &c. ; Shillings of Edward VI, James I,
Charles I, Commonwealth, Anne, George III, &c.
wt. 3 oz. 7 dwts. 32
Guinea of Charles I, elephant under bust, 1684; James II, .£■2- 1688 wt. 1 0 diets. 1 6 grs. 2
Agrippina in large brass, and foreign copper 16 « -2- ,
English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Coins /
ret. 6 oz. 16 dwts. 65
James I, Sovereign, bust in ornamental armour, rev. Shield of / / arms, crowned, m. m. rose
NAPOLEON MEDALS, BRONZE.
Tagliamento, Castiglione, Mantua, Austerlitz, Montenotte, Marengo, Peace of Luneville, National Column, fine 8
Naples, Illy rie, Senat et la Peuple, Etruria, Vermes Medune, Fabius Cunctator, Duke of Wartzburgh,y^e 8
Death of Desaix, Re-establishment of Religion, Marriage of the Emperor, Birth of Napoleon II, Departure of the Emperor, fine 8
Conquest of Egypt, Arrival at Ferjus, Statue of Desaix, Feats of the Coronation, Fortune Conservatrice, Three Fates, and 2 small, fine 9
Tilsit, Venice, Presbourg, Istria, Notre Dame, Triumphal Arch, Imperial Eagle, fine 8
Francis II, Civil Code, Orphan School, Friedland, 2000 Barques, Hanover, Iron Crown, Legion of Honor, fine 8 Giving Kingdoms, Jena, Camp of Boulonge, Westphalia, Inspruck, Address to the Army, King and Queen of Bavaria 8
Lutzen, Jena, Wagram, Moscow, Retreat of the Array, Return of the Emperor, Princess Eliza, &c. 8
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156 Peace of Lunneville, Cisalpine Republic, Peace of Amiens,
War of Liberty, Infernal Machine, Laying the first stone of the National Column 6
157 Monneron Patent Proofs, fine 5
158 Consular Denarii : Antonia, Furia, Junia, Lucretia, Lutatia,
Ncevia, &c. 12
159 Imperial Denarii : M. Antony, Augustus, Trajan, Hadrian,
Faustina, Antoninus, &c. 12
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162 First Brass : Agrippina, Claudius, Nero, Lucilla, and others 8 16J1 Aurelius, Mamsea, Gordian III, and others 12
164 First Brass: various 50
165 Second Brass : Antonia, Domitian, Nero, and others 23
46# Medallion of Trajan us Decius ; Second Brass of Diocletian,
Maxentius, &c. 23
467 Third Brass : Probus, Aurelian, Diocletian, Constantinus,
Crispus, &c. 56
468 Others, similar 60
-469 Greek Imperial : Probus, Aurelian, Diocletian, Carinus, Clau¬ dius, and Maximianus I. 105
4744- Greek Copper and Silver : Chaldeon, Carteia, Gaulos, Mace- don, &c. 17
474- Greek Copper, various 60
47-4 Byzantine Copper : Leo I, and Constantine, Heraclius, and various 30
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174 Small Foreign Copper Coins
175 Engraved Copper Tokens, Tickets, kc.
176 Money Weights, and various Copper Coins
177 Copper Coins, various
178 American Copper Coins, Cents, &c.
179 American Medallion, and 13 various Medals
180 Iron Moulds for casting Medals
181 James II, Gun Money
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184 Scotch : William the Lion, 10; and Alexander III. 18
185 Spencer’s Coaly Tyne Halfpenny, rare; and 2 others 3
186 Nightingale’s Private Token, Silver proof, very fine 1
P8 7- Another, Bronze proof, very fine 1
P8# Henry IV, Groat ; Henry VIII, Halfpenny ; and William III,
Pattern Sixpence 3
h89 Gold : Henry VIII, Sovereign Penny, obv . King seated, rev.
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MISCELLANEOUS COINS.
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190 Pewter Medals : Salisbury Cathedral, Duke of Wellington, Princess Charlotte, Captain Cook, &c. 16
‘ 11 191 London, Penny Tokens, the various Public Buildings, very fine 25
■ ‘fiy 192 Coventry, Halfpenny Tokens, various Buildings, fine, bronze 19 193 Bath, Penny and Halfpenny Tokens, fine, five bronzed 14-
T 194 Gloucester, Halfpenny Token, fine, bronzed 10
itanuuiui 195 Birmingham, Halfpenny Tokens, Buildings, fine 19
195 Dudley, and other Tokens 11
outy 197 Southampton, Anglesey, Glasgow, Hornchurch, &c., Halfpenny
bronzed Tokens, very fine 1 4
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by Droz, all fine bronzed proofs ] 0
uP>(, 199 George III, 1797 : Twopence, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing,
one set gilt , the other bronzed , very fine 8
CWc: 200 French Patterns, MonnerorC s patent, very fine bronze proofs 7
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201 Groats of Edward III; Henry IV, V, or VI ; Henry VIII, 9; Half Groats, and Pennies 30
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203 Elizabeth, Crown, and Half Crown, m. m. 1 2
204 James I, Crown, m. m. fleur de lis ; Half Crown, m.m. thistle 2
205 Charles I, Ten Shilling Piece, 1642 1
206 Charles I, Crowns, m. m. castle, m. m. fleur de lis 2
207 Charles I, Crowns, Oxford type, 1642, fine, 1643 2
208 diaries I, Crowns, m. m. castle, m. m. tun 2
209 Charles I, Crown, by Briot ; Charles II, 1680 2
210 Commonwealth, Crown, 1655; Half Crown, 1656 2
211 Oliver Cromwell, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, all 1658, Jine 3
212 Scotch : James VI, 2 ; Charles I, Half Crown, m. m. thistle,
Jine ; William III, 40s.; Charles I, Half Crown, m. m. fleur de lis 5
213 Newark, Siege Pieces, xxx. and ix. 2
214 Edward VI, Shilling and Sixpence; Philip and Mary, Shilling ;
Elizabeth, James I, and Charles I, Shillings and Sixpences 9
216 Edward VI, Shilling; Philip and Mary, Elizabeth, James I,
Shillings and Sixpences ; Charles I, Shilling and Groat 9
217 Elizabeth, Shilling, Sixpences, 16 ; James I, Shilling ; Charles I,
Shillings, 4 ; Commonwealth, 8cc. 29
218 Charles I, Crowns, 1662, rose under bust; 1663, 1664, 1666 4
219 Charles II, Crowns, 1667, 1668, 1670, 1671 4
220 Charles II, Crowns, 1673, 1676, 1677, 1679 4
221 Charles II, Crowns, 1682; James II, 1687 ; William and
Mary, 1692; William III, 1696, Jine 4
222 Crotons: Charles II, 1680; James II, 1686, 1688; William
and Mary, 1691 ; William III, 1695 5
223 Crowns : William III, 1700; Anne, vigo. 1703; George I,
1716, rose and feathers ; George II, 1733, rose and feathers ; 1741, roses 5
224 Crowns : Anne, e. under bust, 1707 ; George I, 1723 ;
George II, 1734, roses and feathers ; 1743, roses ; George III, 1818, 1819, Jine 6
225 Crotons: George III, 1818, 1819, 1820; George IV, 1821,
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229 Anne, 2 ; George I, 3 ; George II, young head, 4 ; old
head, 4 13
230 William, 1701, feathers, rare ; Anne, roses and feathers, 1713;
George II, young head, 1739, roses ; old head, lima. 1745 4
231 George III, 1817, 1818, 1819; George IV, 1821, 1823, 1824,
1825, 1834, 1835, 1836 ; Victoria, 1840, 1842, allvery fine 12
232 Anne, 1709; George III, 1816, 1817, 1820; George IV, 1820,
1823, 1826, 1828 ; and Charles I, Shilling, 1642 9
233 Shillings and Sixpences from Charles II, down to Victoria, one
of each, very good set 24
234 Shillings : Charles II, James II, William III, Anne, George I,
George II, III, IV, Victoria, Sixpences, nearly the same
235 Shillings and Sixpences, from Charles II, downwards 6 oz.
236 Shillings and Sixpences, from Charles II, downwards 6 oz.
237 Maundy Money, &cc., from Charles II. 9^ oz.
238 Shillings : George I, and IIII ; William IV ; Sixpences, George
III, IV, and smaller pieces 23
BANK TOKENS.
239 George III, Three Shillings, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815; One
Shilling and Sixpence, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, all fine 8
240 Spanish Dollars, countermarked with the head of George III ;
Tokens: Five Shilling, 1804; Three Shilling, 1811, 1812; One and Sixpence, 1811, 1812; Tenpence, Irish, 2 ; Five- pence, 1 10
241 New England, Shillings, 2; Sierra Leone, Dollar; Demerara,
Shilling; United States, Dollar, and 10 Cents; Brunswick, Dollar of George I, &c. 1 1
242 Bronze Medals: George III, Bonaparte, Nelson, Innocent XII,
Thomason Vase, St. Michael’s Church ; Fox, 2 ; Pitt, 1 9
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244 Charles I, rev. London ; Oliver Cromwell ; Anne, 3 ; and a / x-~
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245 Pretender, head to the right, rev. view of London; Charles II,
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216 William III, rev. his Queen; George I, rev. Prince standing, both fine 2
247 William III, rev. his Queen ; George I, rev. Naval Trophy,
both fine 2
248 William III, rev. his Queen, in high relief, fine 1
249 Duke of Cumberland, Shakespeare, John Wilkes, Duke of York,
Charles II, &c. 11
250 Anne, rev. Heart, crowned ; rev. Britannia ; George II, rev. his
Queen ; Lord Camden ; and William Beckford ; all fine 5
251 George III, Jubilee Medals, silver gilt ; and Stonehenge Medal,
by T. IVyon , both very fine 2
252 Roman Consular and Imperial Silver ivt. 5 oz.
253 Roman Consular and Imperial Silver wt. 5 oz.
254 Spanish, French, Oriental, &c. Coins ivt. oz.
255 Louis XV, 2 Medallets ; Louis X, 1 Medallet, and 2 Jettons;
and 1 of Mary Queen of Scots, all fine 6
ENGLISH GOLD.
256 Edward III, Half Noble; Henry VII, Angel, m. m. peon;
James I, Quarter Laurel 3
257 Edward IV, Rose Noble, m. m. crown, fine 1
258 Henry VIII, Double Rose, m. m. cinquefoil ; Elizabeth, Angel,
m. m. ermine ; fine 2
259 Elizabeth, Pound Sovereign, m. m. woolpack, fine 1
260 James I, Rose Rial, m. m. rose,^w<? and rare 1
261 James I, Sovereign, m. m. fleur de lis 1
262 James I, Sovereign, m. m. fleur de lis 1
263 James I, Unit, or Laurel, m. m. mullet I
264 Charles I, Unit, m. m. fleur de lis 1
265 Charles I, Double Crown, Oxford type, 1643, fine and rare l
266 Charles I, Crowns, 2 ; Scotch : James VI, Half Rider ; and
Half Neptune ; Crown, and 2 Quarter Guineas 7
267 Commonwealth, Twenty Shilling Piece, 1656 1
268 Charles II, Two Guinea Piece, elephant and castle under the
bust, 1 676, fine 1
269 Charles II, Two Guinea Piece, date 1679, fine 1
270 James II, Two Guinea Piece, date 1687 1
271 William and Mary, Two Guinea Piece, 1604, fine I
272 William and Mary, Two Guinea Piece, 1604, fine 1
273 William III, Two Guinea Piece, 1701, very fine 1
274 Anne, Two Guinea Piece, 1711 1
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276 George II, young head, Two Guinea Piece, 1738 l
277 George II, old head, Two Guinea Piece, 1740, fine 1
278 George II, old head, Two Guinea Piece, 1748, fine 1
279 Charles I, Five Guinea Piece, elephant and castle under the bust,
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280 James II, Five Guinea Piece, 1687, fine 1
281 William and Mary, Five Guinea Piece, 1691 ,fine 1
282 William and Mary, Five Guinea Piece, 1692, fine 1
283 William III, Five Guinea Piece, 1701, fine * 1
284 Anne, Five Guinea Piece, \l\\,fine I
285 George I, Five Guinea Piece, 172 6, fine 1
286 George II, young Head, eic. below the bust; Five Guinea
Piece, date 172 9, fine 1
287 George II, old Head, Five Guinea Piece, date 1753 I
288 George II, old Head, lima. Five Guinea Piece, date 1746 1
289 George III I, Five Sovereign Piece, 1826, fine 1
290 George IIII, Two Sovereign Piece, 1823 ,fine 1
291 George IIII, Two Sovereign Piece, 1823,^6 I
GUINEAS.
292 Charles II, 1693 ; James II, 1687 ; William and Mary, 1694;
William III, 1698 4
293 Charles II, 1679; James II, 1686, 1688; William and Mary,
1689 4
294 William III, 1700; Anne, 1703; George I, 1714, George II,
1731 4
295 William III, 1701 ; Anne, 1714; George I, 1715; George II,
1733 • 4
29 6 William III, 1701 ; Anne, 1711 : George I, 1726 ; George II,
1759 4
297 Anne, 1713; George I, 1716, 1725; George II, 1727, 1738 5
298 George II, 1739, 1745 ; George III, 1760, 1761 4
299 George II, 1745, 1750; George III, 1787, 1788 4
300 George II, 1756, 1760; George III, 1786, 1799 4
301 George III, 1773, 1774, 1785, 1813, fine 4
302 George II, young Head, below eic. date 1732, poor but rare;
George III, 1763 2
303 George III, 1775, 1791 ; George II, Half Guinea, 1731 ;
George III, Half Guinea, 1763, 1813 ; Seven Shilling, 1799 • Charles II, Guinea, 1668 7
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George II. ( Half Guineas ), 1759, 1760; George III, 1775, 1776, 1786, 1787 8
George III. ( Half Guineas ), 1700, 1791, 1793, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1800, 1801 8
George III. ( Half Guineas ), 1802, 1804, 1806, 1809, 1810,
(Seven Shillings ), 1797, 1798, 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, 1806, 1809, 1810 15
George III, Sovereign , 1818; George IV, 1823; William IV, 1831, 1832; Victoria, 1839, Jine 5
George III. (Sovereigns), 1817 ; George IV, 1821 ; William IV, 1837 ; Victoria, 1838, fine 4
George III. (Sovereign), 1820; George IV, 1822; Victoria, 1842; Half Sovereigns, George III, 1820 ; George IV, 1823, 1824; William IV, 1835 7
George IV, Sovereigns , 1824, 1826 ; William IV, 1835; Half Sovereigns, George IV, 1826; William IV, 1837; Victoria, 1841, 1842 7
George IV (Sovereigns), 1827, 1829; William IV, 1833; Half Sovereigns, George IV, 1827 ; William IV, 1836 ; Vic¬ toria, 1838 6
George (Sovereigns), 1823, 1825, 1830; Half Sovereigns,
George III, 1817, 1818; George IV, 1824, 1825, 1828 8
William and Mary’s Coronation Medal wt. 286 grs. 1
Anne, rev. Britannia standing, very fine ivt. 350 grs. 1
Caroline’s Coronation Medal, fine wt. 380 grs. 1
Napoleon, 40 francs. 1811 1
Napoleon, 40 lire. 1810 1
Napoleon, 20 francs. 1813 ; and two Turkish Coins 3
Mahogany Cabinet, with drawers for various sized Coins and Medals 1
BRONZE MEDALS, &c.
Becker’s Leads of rare Greek Coins, 6 ; Cloth Marks, Tickets, Brooches, Buckles, &c. from the Thames, a curious and interesting lot
Medallion, Richard Fox, very fine and rare size 18.
Medallion, Clement XII, rev. a Fortress, by Otto Hamerani, fine and scarce ; Taking of the Broletto, fine and rare size 17 2
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capri. 1808; another, rev. osseryatorio. giovachino., 1812, size 15, both fine and rare %
325 Royal Exchange, size 16 ; George IV, rev. Brightelmstone Pier 2
326 Napoleon, 2, rev. General Desaix ; rev. les. citoyens. &c. ; ,
Prince Albert, rev. Royal Exchange, scarce ; Charles I, and Sir I. Newton 5
327 Eminent Men : Montesquieu, Lavater, Agnesseau, Sixtus V, .
Haller, Visconti, Emperor of Austria, Alfieri, Wallenstein, Plenry IV, all fine 10
328 National Medals : George III, two varieties ; Britannia, rev. .
Repose of Hercules ; rev . Battle of Toulouse ; Wellington, rev. Vittoria ; George IV, rev. England gives peace to the world ; Lord Lynedoch, rev. Sebastian ; Marquis of Hastings ; Napoleon, rev. Elba, rare ; Ionian Islands, all fine and varied 10
329 George IV and William IV, Coronation Medals, iu Silver and .
Copper 4
330 The Wren Art Union Prize Medal, by William Wilson and
Benjamin Wy on, fine and rare size 16. wt. 3^ oz. 1
331 Popes, some by the Hamerani , fine , and all varied 9 *
332 Others 9 -
333 Others 10 .
ENGLISH COPPER.
334 Patterns : James I, for a Penny; William III, for a Farthing,
three varieties ; William III, for a Sixpence; Anne, Farthing, two varieties ; George III, for a Guinea, and a Sixpence, labore. et. constantia. rare; East India Company, for a Halfpenny ; French Republique, a rare and interesting lot 13
335 Tokens of Elizabeth, 1590 and 1591, London, god preserve;
Charles I, Halfpenny, two varieties ; Farthing, qvatvor. maria, vindico. ; James II, Farthing; William and Mary, two varieties ; William III, Halfpenny, and Farthing, three varieties, mostly fine and rare 16
336 Anne, two varieties; George I, 3 ; George II, 3; and 10 others, „
various, an interesting lot 18
337 George III, Patterns for a Penny, vigebit. &c. ; Patterns, by
Droz, four varieties ; Sierra Leone, 2 ; Barbadoes, Pennv, and Halfpenny 9
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Marine Car ; and one other 1 0
339 George III, Virginia, Halfpenny ; East India Company, six
varieties; William IV, Twopence, One-third of a Penny, Half¬ penny, Farthing; Victoria, Halfpenny, and two Farthings, scarce 1 3
340 Tokens of 1666, London, and various counties, mostly different 50
341 A similar lot 63
342 Bronze Proofs of George III, Soho Mint, Farthing, Halfpenny,
Penny, and Twopence, a fine set 41
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Henry II ; Richard I, Aquitaine, and Poitou 7
344 Pence : John ; Henry III ; Edward I, II, III, and IV ; Rich. II;
Henry IV, V, and VI ; Henry VII, and VIII 12
345 Pence : Mary, two varieties ; Edward VI ; Elizabeth; Charles I,
two varieties ; Commonwealth ; Charles II ; James II; Wil¬ liam and Mary; William III ; Anne ; George I, II, III, IV ; William, Penny, and Halfpenny ; Victoria, Penny, and Three Halfpence 21
346 Half Groats : Henry VII ; Henry VIII, two varieties ; Eliza¬
beth ; James I, with portrait, rare ; Charles I ; Common¬ wealth ; Charles II; James II; William and Mary; Wil¬ liam III ; Anne ; George I, II, III, IV ; William IV, Two¬ pence, and Three-halfpence ; Victoria, Twopence, and Three- halfpence 20
347 Threepences, from Elizabeth ( 'hammered and milled ) to Victoria 1 4
348 Groats: Richard III, scarce; a curious leaden Cast found in
digging a grave ; Henry VI, VII, and VIII, three varieties ; Elizabeth ; Charles I, and II, to Victoria 21
349 Sixpences: Edward VI; Elizabeth, hammered and milled;
Charles I, and II, to George II. 10
350 Shillings : Edward VI, two varieties ; Philip and Mary; Eliza¬
beth, 3, hammered , milled, and Irish; James I ; Charles I ; William and Mary ; William III ; Anne ; George I, II, and III ; Northumberland, Shilling, scarce 14
351 Half Crowns: James I; Charles II; Charles II, very fine;
William and Mary; William III; Anne; George I and II, mostly fine 8
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Groat, Threepence, Twopence, hammered and milled , scarce ; Twopence, 3, hammered and milled ; Threehalfpenny Piece, scarce and fine ; pledge of a penny, rare; Penny, 2, ham¬ mered, and Irish (Copper) ; Three-farthings, fine and scarce ; Halfpenny, an interesting and desirable lot 1>9
353 George I, from the Crown to the Penny, all fine 8
354 Halfpence: John; Richard II; Edward, Farthing, rare ;
Edward I, II, III; Henry IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, from the Thames , scarce; Commonwealth, scarce; and Edward I, Irish 1 4
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355 Charles II, Pattern Halfpenny and Farthing; William and
Mary; William III; Anne, a genuine Farthing, silvered; George I ; mostly fine ' 6
356 Silver Medallets of James II, Prince of Wales, 1697. Silver
and Copper : Charles I, Coronation ; James II, Gun Money, xn, rare ; Ormond Sixpence ; Newark Ninepence, rare ; Mary, Testoon ; and Nelson 9
357 Medallets, in Silver, many curious and rare 11
358 Oliver Cromwell, 4, two in Copper, rev. Houses of Parliament;
rev. Battle of Dunbar ; rev. pax. qvaeritvr. bello., in Silver ; and an engraved Medal, Gustavus Adolphus, rev. Inscription, very curious and rare 6
359 Medallets of Napoleon, in Gold, Silver, and Copper ; on his
Coronation, 2, Silver and Copper ; and Louis XVIII. 6
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360 Tetradrachms of Side, Lete, Panormus, Corinth, Crotona, &c. 8
361 Velia, Sassanian, Achaian League, Rhodes, Athens, &c, 10
362 Panormus, iEgina, &.C., small size, some fine and scarce 18
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365 Consular, various Families, some fine and scarce, all different 15
366 Quinarii: Consular, 5 ; Augustus; Trajan, 2, fine ; Hadrian,
fine; Treb. Gallus, Salonina, rare; Probus, fine and scarce 12
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368 Domitian, 2, rev. princeps. ivventvtis., rare; Nerva ; Tra¬
jan ; Sabina ; M. Aurelius, three varieties ; Antoninus Pius ; Lucilla, scarce, some fine 10
369 Severus, 3; Caracalla, five varieties ; Plautilla; Crispina; the
two last scarce , mostly very fine 10
370 Macrinus ; Julia Paula; Julia Soeinias; Julia Msesa ; Julia
Mamaea ; Pupienus ; all fine and rare 6
371 jEmilian, rare; Mess. Decius, scarce; Philip, three varieties ;
Tacitus, 2 8
372 Tacitus, 2; Carinus, scarce; Numerian, scarce; Maximianus,
Julian the Apostate ; Constantius ; Gratianus 8
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373 Nero ; Domitian, three varieties ; Trajanus Decius, very fine ;
Postumus; Quintillus, scarce: Aurelian, Aurelian and Vaha- balathus, scarce 9
374 Tacitus, Carus, and Carinus, scarce ; Eudoxia, Wife of Carinus,
rare; Tetricus, Maximinus, Maximianus, Helena 8
375 Allectus and Carausius, many rare and interesting reverses 1 1
376 Licinius; Constantinopolis; Constantine, restored; Crispus, rare;
Constantine, rev. Head of the Sun, scarce ; MartinianuSjjfafoe ; Delmatius, rare; Decentius, scarce ; Gratian, scarce ; Valen- tinian ; Constans ; M. Maximus, rare; Theodosius, scarce; Leo, very rare , but false 12
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377 Numismatic Chronicle, No. 27 to 46 inclusive, from 1845 to
1849 20 Nos.
378 Catalogues : Chevalier Campana, with prices and purchaser's
names I
379 Lieut. Colonel Durrant, and W. A. A. White, Esq. 2
380 Pembroke Collection, the two parts 2
381 A neat Mahogany Cabinet, with 30 slides, about 1 ft. high,
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LENTON PRIORY, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
THIRD DAY’S SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS COINS AND MEDALS, COPPER.
LOT
382 English, Irish, Scotch, and Foreign Coins, Jettons, &c.
^ 383 A similar lot, including several pieces of Black Money, Nurem- ,
burg Counters, Queen Anne’s Farthing, false, and others Jouvet 334 Irish Ring Money ? seven fine specimens in brass 7 "
335 Seals: a large one of the Bishop of St. David’s, bronze, broken ; two others of bronze, and one of silver 4
fraueMj 386 Medals in Lead , Sfc.: Ferdinand II, Pius VII, Napoleon ; Pres¬ ton Guild, 1822, two varieties ; King David, Melancthon, r Calvin, and others ; some casts 22
387 Medallets, bronzed, illustrative of Roman History, all casts 34 *
388 Medallets, bronzed, with heads of the Roman Emperors, some ,
with inscribed edges, and others plain 22
389 Medals: obv. Bust, lvceetia. medic, fee. dvc., rev. nova. ,
EEIDANO. &C. j obv. Bust, PETEVS. TOLETVS. OPT. PEIN. ; Malatesta, rev. pontificii. exeecitvs. imp. mccccxlvii., rare ; Henry IIII, rev. pace, teeea. &c. ; General Thanks¬ giving for Peace, 1802, two varieties; Queen Caroline, on her return to England 7
390 Louis XIV, a finely damasked Medallion , by Roettier and
Molart, rev. adventvi. eeginae. &c. ; Dante, and Canova, two very fine Medals , by Fabris 3
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1792; Louis XVIII, Entree a Paris, 1814; Napoleon, as First Consul; on the Battle of Marengo; Reunion de L’Etru- rie a la France ; Proelium ad Eslingham ; Frederick King of Saxony, King and Queen of Bavaria, William III. King of Pi ussia, Francis I. Emperor of Austria ; on their Majesties’ visit to the Paris Mint; and others 13
392 English Copper Coins : Anne, Pattern for a Halfpenny, with
head on either side, edge inscribed decys. et. tytamex. anno, eegni. dtjodec., very rare ; Farthing, 1714 2
393 Charles II, Farthings; William and Mary, and William III,
Halfpennies ; and sundry other Coins relating to this Country and to Ireland 36
394 Foreign Copper Coins and Provincial Tokens, a great variety
395 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the Seventeenth Century, all of London,
some fine 66
396 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the Seventeenth Century, various, some
fine 124
397 Tradesmen’s Tokens of the Seventeenth Century, a similar
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398 Provincial Tokens of the Eighteenth
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399 Provincial Tokens
400 Provincial Tokens
401 Provincial Tokens
402 Provincial Tokens, including many of Farthing size
403 Sir Original, and Shakespeare, two rare Tokens, by Hancock ;
Bilston Twopence ; Abbey Church, Bath ; Harford, Partridge and Co. ; Shop Ticket, 1808, for the value of Six Shillings 5
404 Provincial Tokens, &c., bronzed proofs : Penryn Volunteers ;
Ibberson’s Holborn ; Gilbert’s Glasgow ; Southampton ; Hornchurch ; Stort Navigation ; Groom’s Dundee ; Brow- neill’s Leeds; Cornish Copper ; Anglesey; Wilkinson; Ec- cleston’s Lancaster ; Sierra Leone ; George III, a Pattern Halfpenny, 1790, by Droz
405 Provincial Tokens, Silver : Bath, Four Shillings, 1811 ; New¬
castle and Gloucester Half Crowns ; Bath, Two Shillings; Hull, Eighteenpenny ; Shillings , 12 ; Stockton, Frome, Shef¬ field, Bristol, Flintshire Bank, Charing Cross, Gloucester, Chard, Merthyr, Bilston, March; Sixpences , 6; Hull, Fazeley, Newport, Charing Cross, and others 23
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407 Burgred, rev. cenred. moneta ; Anlaf, Lindsay, pi, ii, n. 42,
engraved from this identical coin ; of the highest rarity , but unfortunately broken 2
408 Anlaf, rev. radvef., and an ornamental flower above it, Lindsay ,
pi. ii, n. 41, engraved from this coin , extra rare 1
409 St. Peter, as Lindsay , pi. ii. n. 54, very fine and rare 1
410 Eadweard the Elder, 2, one reading retrograde ; Aethelstan, 2,
rev. PAYEES. ON. LEGEC. F. ; EADSTAN. MO. WIN. CIVI. ;
Eadmund, broken; Eadwig, rev. eaenolf. mo.; Eadgar, various fragments
411 Eadweard I, legends retrograde ; Ethelstan, rev. regnaed. mo.
eoforwic ; Eadmund, rev. aelfvald. m. ; Eadwig, 2, rev. baga. mone. ; FRETHERic. mo. ; all well preserved 5
412 Eadgar, with head, LIks. 199, rev. mantat. moneta., rare , but
broken ; and 6 others, one struck at Leicester 7
413 Eadgar, 10, Moneyers, aescvef. mo. ; freodric. m. ; ingee-
RIES. MON. ; AEBVTC. MO. ; AEEFSIGE. MONE. ; FARDEN. MIO. ; THYRMOD. ; CAPMAN. M. ; ASFERD. MON.; VPI- ferth. mo. ; all desirable coins 10
414 Eadgar, 10, Moneyers, adelaver. mo.; mannan. mo.; adee-
GER. O. ; HVNRED. MO. ; AEEFSIG. ; AETHERED. MO. ; AEL-
fred. ; dvrand. mo. ; and others 10
415 Eadgar, 8, Moneyers, fastoef. mon. ; aeefsige. mo. ; feod-
GER. M. EE. ; DYRAN. M. EE. ; GRIM. MO. DE. J MONNA. M. TE. 8
416 Eadgar, 8, iyenonen ; thvrmod. mo.; eadstan. moneta.
WILTYN. ; WLFRIC. MONETA. ; MEAED. Maldon ; ETHEEM.
mo. le., Leicester; deorlaf. m. ee. ; eadmvnd. m. ee. ;
ADEN. MONE. 8
417 Eadgar, 10, dodvn. mio. ; halvf. mio. ; heriger. mo.;
AEEFSIG. MO. ; FREOTHEIRIC. MON, ; CNAPE. MOI. ; AND-
beas. ; Eadred, 4, hvnred. mo. ; dydemanes. mot. ; the-
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others. Eadred, 4, boigaes. mot. ; wvlfgares. mot. ; GRIMES. MOT. ; HVNRED. MO- 13
419 Ethelred II, struck at London and York; Canute, 3; Edward the Confessor, 5, struck at Nottingham, Stafford, &c. 10
^ * 420 Canute, 3, Winchester, &c. ; Edward the Confessor, 3, blace-
man. on. gyl., Guildford ; Sovereign type, brintwin. on. paln., Wallingford; sweartcol. on. legec., Leicester, fine 6
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422 William I, Hks. 234, rev. FORN. ON. snotinge, Hks. 246,
struck at Southwark ; Henry II, 2 ; Henry III, 6 ; John II, 2 12
423 Stephen, Hks. 277, Profile to the right, with sceptre fleur-de-
lise, rev. a Cross, with a martlet in each angle, extra rare , and very fine 1
424 Stephen, Hks. 270, rev. smieorned. on. dvni., struck at Dun¬
stable, or perhaps Durham, rare , and ivell preserved l
425 Henry III, Pennies, 11, various mints ; Edward I, Pennies, 12,
one struck by Bishop Beck 24
426 Edward I. and II, Halfpennies and Pennies, various ; Edward
III, Pennies, 3, Half Groats, 3, Groats, 4, London and York 28
427 Edward III, Half Groat, Calais, rare; Richard II, Half Groat,
London, rare , and ivell preserved 2
428 Richard II, Half Groat, London, rare ; Henry Y. or VI, Half¬
penny ; Half Groats, 3, Calais; Groats, 10, Calais and London 15
429 Henry V. or VI, Half Groat, Calais; Groats, 4, Calais, two
varieties, fine ; Edward IV, Groat, before his 4th year, m. m. rose (5
430 Edward IV, Halfpenny ; Pennies, 5, all varieties ; Groats, 3,
Norwich, Coventry, and London ; Henry VII, Half Groats, 3, one with keys ; Groats, 4, full-face, two varieties ; profile, 2, m. m. castle and cross crosslet ; Henry VIII, Penny ; Half Groats, 2 ; Groats, 6, varied 25
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rose ; Henry VII, Half Groats, 2 ; Henry VIII, Groats, 3, two with his father’s portrait ; Testoon of his 36th year, m. m. annulet inclosing a pellet 4
432 Edward VI, Crown, m. m. tun ; Half Crown, m. m. y ; Tes¬
toon, m. m. arrow ; Shilling and Sixpence, m. m. tun ; Philip and Mary, Shillings, with and without date ; Groat ; Half Groat, very rare , poor 9
433 Edward VI, Shillings, 3, one base; Philip and Mary, Groats, 3;
Elizabeth, Shillings, 3; Groats, 2 ; Threepences, 4; Two- pences, 2 ; Pennies, 2 20
434 Mary, and Philip and Mary, Groats, 2 ; Elizabeth, Sixpences, 29,
1561; 1562, milled ; 1565, m.m. rose; 1566, m. m. port¬ cullis and lion; 1567, m.m. lion, milled, m.m. lis; 1568, coronet; 1569, coronet ; 1570, coronet ; 1571, castle; 1572, ermine; 1573, acorn; 1574, cinquefoil; 1575, cinquefoil;
1580, cross; 1582, sword ; 1590, hand ; 1592, hand; 1594, woolpack ; 1599, anchor 31
435 Elizabeth, Crown, Half Crown, and Shilling, m. m. 1 ; Sixpence; y
Groats, 2, one milled ; Threepence; Twopence; Threehalf-
pence ; Penny 10
436 Elizabeth, Portcullis Half Crown, m. m. annulet, very fine and ^
rare 1
437 James I, Halfpennies, 2 ; Pennies, 2 ; Half Groat; Sixpences, /
3 ; Shillings, 2 ; Half Crown ; Charles I, Crown ; Half
Crowns ; Shillings, 4
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438 James I, Half Crown, m.m. trefoil; Charles I, Halfpenny; / ^
Penny; Half Groat, by Briot ; Groats, 2, Aberystwith ; Six¬ pences, 2, one by Briot; Shillings, 5, one of an uncertain mint, very rare ; Half Crowns, 3, Tower, m.m. crown, tri¬ angle, tun ; Crowns, 2, Tower, m. m. sun, n. within brackets 18
439 Charles I, Shillings, 4, Tower, m. m. castle, lis; York, m. m. / y
lion; Bristol, 1644; Half Crowns, Oxford, 1643, m. m. plume; Bristol, 1644; Crown, Tower, m. m. portcullis;
Pine-tree Shillings, 2 9
440 Charles I, Rose Halfpenny ; Penny ; Half Groats, 2 ; Groat, /
Oxford, 1645, scarce type ; Shillings, 4, m.m. tun, anchor, 2, one by Briot ; Crown ; Half Crowns, 3, Tower, m. m. castle ;
York, m. m. lion and lion’s paws supporting the arms, rare ; Oxford, 1644, ox.; Crown, by Briot 13
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cullis ; Half Crowns, 3, Tower, m.m. sceptre, triangle within a circle ; York, m.m. lion, square shield, rare; Commonwealth Shillings, 2, 1652, counter marked, 1656 ; Sixpence, 1649 ; Pennies, 2 ; Halfpenny 13
442 Commonwealth, Crown, 1656; Half Crown ; Charles II, Coro¬
nation Medal for Scotland, rare ; Half Crown ; Shillings, 2 ; Groat 7
443 Siege Coins: Newark Half Crown, 1646 ; Shilling, 1646;
Ninepence, 1645 ; Sixpence, 1646; Pontefract; Onnond Groat 6
444 Charles I, Oxford Pound Piece, 1642, in fair preservation 1
445 Charles I, Oxford Half Pound Piece, 1642; Exeter Crown 2
446 Oliver Cromwell, Crown, Half Crown, and Shilling, 1658 3
447 Charles II, Crown, 1666, with elephant under the bust, rare ,
and well preserved for this piece ; Half Crown, 1673, with plume under the bust, extremely rare , but not in good condition 2
448 Charles II, Crowns, 1673, vicesimo. qvinto., 1676, vicesimo.
octavo.; Half Crowns, 1670,79; Shilling, 1663 : Sixpence, 1675 ; Pattern Farthing, 1665 7
449 Charles II, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, 1682 ; James II,
Shilling, 1686 ; William and Mary, Half Crown, 1689;
Pattern Farthings, 2; William III, Shillings, 4, c. y. ; Six¬ pences, 1696, y. ; 1697, c. ; Anne, Shillings, 1707, e+.; 1708; 1711; Sixpences, 1703, vigo. ; 1711; George I, Pattern Farthing, 1719 19
450 James II, Crown to the Sixpence ; Mary and William, Crown
and Half Crown ; William III, Half Crown and Shilling 8
451 William III, Crown; Anne, Crown, 1705, plumes; Shilling,
1708; Sixpence, 1705, roses and plumes; George II, Shil¬ lings, 3; Sixpences, 3; George III, Shilling, 1787; Sixpences,
2 ; Brimscombe Port, Halfpenny, a proof 1 4
452 Maundy Money, from Charles II. to George IV. 88
453 English Coins, various 12 oz.
454 English Coins and Medals 12 oz.
455 English Coins, various 12 oz.
456 English Coins, various 12 oz.
457 English, Irish, and Scotch Coins, various 12 oz.
458 English, Irish, Scotch, aid Foreign Coins 10 oz.
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C 459 Dassier’s Kings of England, from William I, to Henry VIII, Co /S' , all fine 20
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461 Oliver Cromwell, rev. pax. qvjeritvr. &c., gilt; Charles II, / / .
and Catherine, gilt ; Anne, on the taking of Vigo ; the young Pretender, redeat. magnys, &c., head to the right; the Jerningham Medal, Caroline, protecting., 1736 5
462 Dutch Medal, timide. ac. prydenter., a Ship, rev. a long / ^ ,
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463 Edward III, Nobles, 2 ; of his 27 th year, m. m. cross, legends
terminating, aqt. and hyp., the last reading edwardys., both well 'preserved 2
464 Edward III, Noble; Half Noble; and Quarter Noble; all
well preserved 3
465 Edward III, Noble, and two Quarter Nobles ; one with the
banner of the cross above the arms, and an annulet in centre of reverse, rare 3
466 Edward III, Noble ; Richard II, Noble, fine , but clipped 2
467 Richard II, Noble, with the title of Aquitaine in the legend,
well preserved and scarce 1
468 Richard II, Noble, with the titles of France and Aquitaine, fine
and scarce j
469 Henry VI, Quarter Noble, with fleur de lis above the arms ;
Edward I\ , Quarter Noble, m. m. coronet, and exaetabi- tvtyr. in the legend ; Henry VII, Angels, 2, m. m. pheon and portcullis 4
470 Edward IV, Noble, m. m. coronet, fine l
471 Edward IV, Half Noble, m. m. rose, and a fleur de lis under
the ship, rev. m. m. coronet, scarce : Quarter Noble, m. m. sun 1
472 Henry VIII, Half Sovereign, King enthroned, m. m. arrow ;
Angel, m. m. castle 2
473 Henry VIII, Angel, m. m. portcullis; Elizabeth, Sovereign,
m. m. woolpack ; Quarter Angels, 2 4
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the throne ornamented with pellets and annulets, well 'pre¬ served 1
475 Elizabeth, Half Sovereign, yy-f!, m.m. woolpack, very fine 1
476 Elizabeth, Angel, yJ-f-2, m. m. crescent ; Eighth of Sovereign,
y||4, m. m. woolpack ; both ivell preserved 2
477 James I, Sovereign, y|-§-|-, m. m. coronet; Half Sovereign,
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478 James I, Sovereign, 1618, m. m. cross; Thistle Crown, 1615,
m. m. tun ; Sword and Sceptre Piece, 1602 3
479 James I, Half Laurel, 1619, m. in. spur-rowel ; Half Crown,
Tirrif’ m- m- cinquefoil 2
480 James I, Laurel, m. m. trefoil ; Quarter Laurel, m. m. bell 2
481 Charles I, Sovereign, m. m. portcullis ; Crown, m. m. lis; both
ivell preserved 2
482 Charles I, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, m. m. castle ; both well
preserved 2
483 Charles I, Sovereign, m. m. negro’s head ; Half Sovereign, m.m.
triangle ; Crown, m. m. plume 3
484 Charles I, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, m. m. harp ; Crown,
m. m. heart 3
485 Charles I, Sovereigns, m. m. mullet and thistle ; Crown, m. m.
bell 3
486 Commonwealth, Ten Shilling Piece, 1660, m.m. anchor, scarce;
William and Mary, Half Guinea, 1689 ; William III, Guinea,
■ 1701, with large head ; Half Guinea, 1695 4
487 William and Mary, Two Guinea Piece, 1694; Guinea, 1694 ;
Anne, Guinea, 1713 3
488 Anne, Five Guinea Piece, 1709 1
489 Roman Gold : Valentinian I, rev. restitvtor. reipvblicae.,
Emperor with labarum, charged with the Christian monogram, exergue, konstan., the three last letters are in monogram ; Gratianus 2
490 Theodosius I, rev. concoedia. avggg., Arcadius, rev. victoria.
avggg., both fine ; Mauricius Tiberius, a Quinarius, rev.
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493 Third Brass, of Nero, Vespasian, Carausius, Allectus, Aelia ^
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494 Cloulia, Sergia, Sentia, Vibia, Lucilia, Gellia, Postumia, Thoria,
Sanguinia, plated ; Manlia, Cornelia, and others, some well preserved 16
495 Consular Denarii, various 40
496 Consular Denarii, various 40
497 Consular Denarii, and Quinarii, various 59
498 Augustus; Vitellius ; Vespasian, 2, rev. Emperor in a triumphal
quadriga; Domitian, Nerva, Trajan, and others 30
499 Hadrian, 4, rev. aegyptos.; Sabina, 2, rev. yeneri. genetrici.;
concoedia. ayg., M. Aurelius; Lucilia, 2, yenvs. gene- trix. ; concordia. ; Crispina, rev. iyno., Julia Domna, reading domna. ; Plautilla, 2, rev. propago. imperi. ; con¬ cordia. ; Elagabalus, large size , two varieties ; Julia Msesa ; and others of the Lower Empire 24
500 Emperors and Empresses, various 30
501 Emperors and Empresses, various 35
502 Emperors and Empresses, various 60
MISCELLANEOUS COINS, SILVER.
503 Greek : Aradus, Corinth, Tarentum, Velia; Antiochus III, a
Tetradrachm ; Alexander III, Drachmae, 2; Helmantica ; and an uncertain Gaulish Coin 10
504 False Greek, Roman, and two imitation Shekels 69 /
505 Irish : Sihtric III. and IV, 4 ; Henry III, 2, Dublin ; Edward
IV, Groats, with three crowns, 3, one has the arms of Kil¬ dare, rare ; Henry VIII, Groat, with h. a. 10
506 Scotch : Alexander III, 4 ; David II, Penny and Groat,
Edinburgh; Mary, Testoon, 1557; Rial, 1557; Charles II, Mark, 1671 g
507 Persia, Ceylon, Pondicherry, and others 14 „
568" A japanned Tin travelling Box, with padlock and key 1
MISCELLANEOUS COINS AND MEDALS.
509 Copper : Roman, English, and white Metal Medals, various
510 Copper : English and Foreign; Gun Money ; Jettons, &c.
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512 Elizabeth, Sixpences, 2, milled , 1562, 1564; Charles I, Shil¬
lings, 3, Briot’s , m. m. anchor, Oxford , 1646; and another with a very curious portrait, bust, &c., m. m. triangle within a circle ; Newark, Shilling, 1645 ; Commonwealth, Shilling, 1652 7
513 Elizabeth, Crown, m. m. 1.; James I, Crown, m. m. escallop;
Charles I, Crown, m. m. thistle and small b. 8
514 Rebel Crown, obv. the Rebel Cross in a plain circle, rev. y in a
plain circle, very rare and well preserved 1
515 Oliver Cromwell, Half Crown, 1656, rare date ; Crown, 1658 2
516 Charles II, Crowns, 2, 1662, rose under the bust, but no date
on the edge; 1689, edge , tricesimo. secvndo. ; Anne, Crown, 1703, yigo. edge , tertto. , fine 3
517 William and Mary, Half Crowns, 3, 1689, two varieties ; 1693 ;
William III, Half Crowns, 1697, 1698 ; George I, Half Crown, 1715, roses and plumes; George II, Half Crown, 1746, lima. ; Shilling, 1758; Sixpence, 1751; George III, Shilling, 1818 10
518 Maundy Money, 45 Pieces, chiefly Pennies; a Silver Box,
containing 39 Shillings of Edward IV, but all in bad pre¬ servation 84
519 Roman, English, and Foreign Coins • 10 oz.
520 Similar 10 oz.
521 Similar 10 oz.
522 Similar 10 oz.
523 Similar 15| oz.
524 Dollars: Austria , Ferdinand II, 2; Hamburg , Ferdinand II,
1624; Nuremberg , Ferdinand II, 1628; Netherlands, Philip IV, 1636 5
525 Dollars: Netherlands, Philip IV, 1663; Sweden , Christina,
1647 ; Denmark , Frederick III, 1654; Zivoll, Ferdinand III, 1655 4
526 Austria: Tirol, Leopold IV, 1660 ; Gueldres, 1792; Zeland,
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527 James, Duke of York, a baptismal Jetton, 1633 ; Charles II, „
Coronation, 2, one rev. dixi. cvstodiam. copper , gilt 3
528 Charles II, rev. redeant. commercia. flandris. 1666, /
Van Loon , vol. 2, p. 521 ; Mary II, Jetton, rev. full-blown Rose ; Anne, 2, rev. united by god in love and interest ; rev. entirely English, both very fine; George III and Charlotte, on their Nuptials 5
529 Anne, Medallion, rev. novje. palladium, troije. 1 4
530 Anne, Medallion, as before 1 ,
531 On the Victory gained by Prince Maurice at Berg-op-Zoom,
1622 ; Sivede?i, Gustavus Adolphus, rev. maria, eleonora. a very pretty chasing ; Another, engraved a la Passe 4
GREEK, ROMAN, ENGLISH, AND FOREIGN COINS.
Gold.
532 Syracuse, size 2, Head to the left, rev. Horse to the right, the
name of the city on either side, good work , rare 1
533 Augustus, rev. Caius and Lucius ; Nero, rev. ex. s. c. in a
wreath 2
534 Otho, false ; Constans I, rev. virtvs. exercitvs. gall. ;
Mars walking between two Captives ; Constantius II, rev. gloria, reipvblicae 3
535 Henry VIII, Half Crown ; Charles II, Guinea ; Anne, Guinea ;
George II, Half Guinea; George III, Seven Shilling Piece 5
536 George II, Five Guinea, 1729, e. i. c. under bust 1
537 George II, Two Guinea, 1738 1
538 Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, &c. seven Pieces wt. 1 oz. 15 dwts.
539 Medal. William III, on his Landing at Torbay, 1688, obv»
his Head, no crown before it ; rev. terras, astrjea. revisit. a large Army, with a Fleet in the distance, very fine and rare
wt. 1 oz. 16 dwts.
540 Anne, a beautiful Medallion, rev. novje. palladivm. troije,
edge inscribed bonvm. gvlielmi. robinson. mil. compatris.
JOHAN. SHALES. NAT. XXVI. AVGVST. MDCCX. ANNO. REGNI. ix. ; in a case of the period wt. 5 oz. 13 dwts.
541 Anne, on her Coronation 1
542 Anne, rev. entirely English, very fine 1
543 A curiously inlaid Box, with various small boxes inside 1
544 Roman Denarii: A. Pius, Plautilla, and others; Medallion,
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545 Early British Coins ( silver J, of the Iceni, two varieties of type,
some with letters 10
546 Greek and Roman Copper Coins, many false US
547 Roman. Quadrans Hand on either side, fine; another, with
Thunderbolt on either side ; a small Bronze Bust of J upiter ; an Ivory Label inscribed eom. y. ; and an Antique Stone with a thunderbolt, intaglio 0
548 Papal and other Copper Coins, and White Metal Medals, kc. 64
549 Napoleon, Bronze Medals, all of the period, but unfortunately all
spoiled , by having a thick coating of verdigris 80
550 Napoleon, Bronze Medals : Simplon; Confiance Force; Mont
Blanc; Le Senat et le Peuple ; Desaix; Venise rendue a l’ltalie; L’Empereur a Berlin ; Prise de Wilna ; Jense; Ins- pruck; and others 12
551 Porte St. Martin; Alliance; Allocution a l’Armee ; Roi de
Saxe visite la Monnaie des Medailles ; Napoleon a Osterode ; Bataille de Friedland ; Capitulation de Spandau Strettin ; L’Egypte Conquise ; Porte d’ Alcala ; and others 12
552 Fondation du Quay Desaix ; Bataille de Castiglione ; Les Aigles
Frai^aises au dela du Raab ; Traite de Presbourg ; La Vac¬ cine ; Proelium ad Eslingam ; Conquete de la Silesie ; Paix de Vienne ; Libertas Dantisco Restituta ; Napoleon, Roi de Rome ; and others 12
553 Translation du Corps de Turenne ; Paix de Luneville ; Pannonia
Subacta, a fine large medallion , but damaged ; Due de Wurtz- bourg visite la Monnaie des Medailles ; Capitulation de Mantoue ; Conquete de la Haute Egypte ; Arriv4e a Frejus ; a la Fortune Conservative ; Musee Napoleon ; and others, small 20
554 Papal Medals, Bronze: Pius VII, rev. the interior of the New
Museum ; the Group of the Laocoon ; the Sepulchre of St. Francis, and another, by Cerbara , Mercandetti , Girometti ,
and Pasinati; Sede Vacante, 1823; March. Jos. Stioctius Ridolfius, by Santarelli ; Cavaliere Giovanni Fabroni Fio-
rentino, by Merlini 7
555 Pius VII, a beautiful medallion by Mercandetti , on the Restora¬
tion of the Flavian Amphitheatre, rev. a view of the noble building ; another, rev. the interior of the Vatican, by Mer¬ candetti; another, rev. capitoliym. bestitytvm. the magnifi¬ cent building, by Mercandetti 3
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556 Canova, 3, two varieties, by Girometti; Sgriccio, the Tragic , /5~~\
Poet ; an Academy Prize Medal, alterivs. sic. altera, poscit. opem. ; the God Tiberis, by Mercandetti ; Voltaire, by Waechter ; Marshal Suworow, by Kuchler ; the Old Pre¬ tender and Clementina, by Hamer ani ; Richard III, from Dassier’s series ; Sir Harry Inglefield, three after the antique, by Mills; George IV, Coronation Medal 12
557 Medals , Silver : Canova, a beautiful work of art , by Girometti ;
Caroline Matilda, the unfortunate Queen of Denmark, rev. an Altar, &c. very fine, by Wolff 2
558 Charles Mauri, an Academy Prize Medal, rev. the God Tiberis ;
Pius VII, 2, by Cerbara and Girometti ; Joannes Meli, by Stuckhart , fine 4
559 Sweden : Gustavus II. and his Queen, on their Coronation, by
L. Gennari ; Lismore School Premium Medal, the gift of the Duke of Devonshire, by Mills 2
560 Waterloo Bridge Medals, 2; Alexander I. of Russia, Rouble,
1808 ; Napoleon, 5 Lire Piece, 1814; French Republic,
1793; James III, Touch Piece; small Turkish Gold Coin,
&c. 8
561 Greek Coins, Silver: Syracusan Medallion, false ; Athens;
Tarentum ; Neapolis and others, some false
562 Roman Consular and Imperial Denarii, various Papal and other
Coins, and a Penny of Suen Estridsen, rather scarce , but cracked 90
563 Consular and Imperial Denarii: Aurelia; Caesia ; Calpurnia ;
Claudia; Marcia; Maria; Papia ; Poblicia, fine ; Veturia;
Augustus, Quinarius ; Tiberius, all desirable specimens 14
564 Two small Coin Boxes 2
565 Mahogany Cabinet, with Bramah lock, containing six slides and „ / ,
one deep drawer, damaged size 12^ by 9%, and 4 in. high. 1
566 Satin-wood Cahinet, containing 15 slides, lined with plush - /£*-'.
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567 Roman Large Brass : Julius, rev. Augustus ; Claudius, Drusus,
Nero, rev. decyrsio. ; Vespasian, rev. iyd^a. capta., and others 50
568 Trajan, Commodus, Sev. Alexander, Mamoea, Maximinus, and
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569 Roman Second Brass : Augustus, Agrippa, Claudius, Titus,
and others 50
570 Nero, Nerva, Sabina, A. Pius, Faustina Sen., and others to
Maxentius 60
571 Roman Third Brass: Gallienus to Gratianus, a great variety 200
57 2 A similar lot 200
573 Carausius, 14; Allectus, 4; Constantine and his family, struck
at the London Mint, 6 ; and various of the Byzantine Em¬ perors, of different sizes 68
574 Nummi Alexandrini , of various Emperors, and of different sizes ;
Consular TEs and parts, 9 98
575 Miscellaneous Greek Copper Coins, including several of the
Ptolemies 134
576 Indian Coins, various; Gun Money; and others 58
577 A Bag containing a large number of Homan Coins, of various
sizes
578 Consular Denarii : Aeilia, Aemilia, Antonia, Baebia, Calpurnia,
Claudia, Cornelia, Crepusia, Fabia, Furia, Herennia, Julia, Junia, Marcia, Minucia, Norbana 36
579 Curtia, Julia, Junia, Licinia, Nsevia, Plautia, Pompeia, Parcia,
two Quinarii ; Satriena, Scribonia, Servilia, Thoria, Titia, and others. Egyptian Medallions, 4 ; one of Claudius, rev. Messalina, rare 40
580 Imperial Denarii: M. Anthony, Augustus, Tiberius, Nero,
Vespasian, Domitian, Trajan, Hadrian, A. Pius 30
581 Vespasian, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, rev. tellvs. stabil. ;
Domitian 28
582 Trajan, Hadrian, Sabina, Faustina sen., M. Aurelius, Faustina
jun., Lucius Verus, Commodus, Severus, Caracalla 32
583 Severus, Domna, Caracalla, Plautilla, Geta, Elagabalus, and
others to Postumus 27
584 Gordian III, Philip, sen., Etruscilla, Gallus, Saloninus, Con-
stantius II, Julianus, Valens, Arcadius, Honorius. English Coins, Sfc. : Edward II, Pennies; Jettons of Charles I, and Anne ; and a Venetian Coin of the Doge Rainerus 30
585 Medallion of Numa Pompilius, obv. o.n.p., Bust in profile,
rev. Temple of Hygeia, size 14 found in Berkshire 1
586 Proof Crowns of William IV. and Victoria, in case 2
587 First Brass : various Emperors and Empresses, some fine and
rare 30
588 A large Cabinet for Coins and Medals, with trays in square com-
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