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1968

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AMERICAN NUMICMATIC^ SOulE't

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A selection from the

Collection of

JOSE TORIBIO MEDINA

of Proclamadon Coins and Spanish-American Rarities

and other consignments

Public Auction Sale

MARCH 19, 20, 21, 1968

to be held at the

WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL Park Avenue at 50th Street New York, N. Y. 10022 Palm Garden

Donald D’ Amato, Auctioneer

HANS M. F. SCHULMAN

545 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017

WF" Please Note: We are moving to new Quarters on or about April 1st, 1968.

See back cover for details.

DELIVERY OF LOTS

Coins bought by room bidders may be picked up at the office of HANS M. F. SCHULMAN on the days following each sale.

Tuesday Evening Sale, March 19th — Pick-up Wednesday, March 20th Wednesday Evening Sale, March 20th — Pick-up Thursday, March 21st Thursday Evening Sale, March 21st — Pick-up Friday, March 22nd Saturday, March 23rd — OFFICE IS CLOSED

Mail bidders’ purchases will be processed Monday, March 2Sth to Thurs- day, March 28th. All parcels of mail bidders, domestic and foreign, and room bidders who want their parcels mailed, will be shipped out on Friday, March 29th.

We must move our offices. New address will be advised. This may cause some delay in shipping.

Mail bidders should expect their coins within several weeks following the Sale. Parcels, are sent registered airmail, air freight, and air express; heavy parcels via parcel post and railway express, unless requested otherwise.

BIDDING

DO NOT MAIL BIDS TO THE HOTEL.

Mail bids by air early as mail is slow. From Europe to New York, it takes 4-5 days. From California to New York 2-3 days. You can telephone bids during the sale. Ask for (area code 212) Eldorado 5-3000, Palm Garden, Hans Schulman Coin Auction.

GOINS ON VIEW

at the offices of

HANS M. F. SCHULMAN, 545 Fifth Ave^ New York, N. Y. 10017

Suite 803/4

March 11th through March 19th, 1968 inclusive 10:00 A. M.- 3:30 P. M.

(also Saturday, March 16th)

March 20, 1968 10 :00 A. M. - 3 :30 P. M. Lots 600 - end March 21, 1968 10:00 A. M.- 3:30 P. M. Lots 1284 -end

COINS ARE NOT ON VIEW AT THE WALDORF AT ANY TIME

Coins will NOT be sent for inspection, but special photographs will be made for any person requesting same at his expense. Coins, sent on inspection during former sales have often gotten lost in the mails, and this practice had to be discontinued.

SESSIONS OF THE SALE

First Session — Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1968 at 7:00 P. M. — Lots 1-600D Second Session — Wednesday Evening, March 20, 1968 at 7 :00 P. M. — Lots 601 - 1283 Third Session — Thursday Afternoon, March. 2L 1968 at 5 :30 Sharp — Lots 1284- 1557

Intermission at lot 1557 — about 6:45 P. M.

Continuation

Thursday Evening, March 21, 1968 at 7 :00 P. M. Sharp Lot 1558 -end (about 10:30 P. M.)

DONALD D’AMATO and HANS M. F. SCHULMAN, Auctioneers

Auction Catalogs - American

A selection from the

Collection of

JOSE TORIBIO MEDINA

of Proclamation Coins and Spanish-American Rarities and other consignments

Public Auction Sale

MARCH 19, 20, 21, 1968

featuring

U. S, Silver and copper from Old 19th Century Cabinet CANADA silver and copper, British Colonial SCANDINAVIAN silver from a North German Collector, Ancient Coins Unpublished PLATINUM Rarities from Spain SCALES dc WEIGHTS

and other Foreign Gold, Silver and Copper Coins of the World

to be held at the

WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL Park Avenue at 50th Street New York, N. Y. 10022 Palm Garden

Catalogued hy :

To he sold hy :

Herman Steinberg Hans M. F. Schulman

Photographs by Michael Stokol

Hans M. F. Schulman 545 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. 10017 Suite 803/804

Donald D’Amato, Hans M. F. Schulman, Auctioneers

READ CAREFULLY

TERMS OF SALE

1. Auction sales ARE NOT approval sales. Read these terms carefully. By submitting bids you agree to the terms set forth below. All coins have been classified by experts and while errors will be gladly corrected NO LOT MAY BE RETURNED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION. Request to return coins MUST BE MADE WITHIN THREE DAYS OF RECEIPT OF COINS. Gold coins cannot be returned from abroad until an import license is obtained. Returned American merchandise also needs import licenses.

2. All bids are to be by LOT as numbered in the catalogue. When identical bids are received, preference is given to earliest bidder.

3. This is a UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC AUCTION. All bids are entered as received and highest bidder will be the buyer. Mail bidders may feel free to submit any bid they wish and each lot will be purchased for such bidders at the next highest bid over room bidders.

4. Bidders must establish credit or have on deposit 25% of TOTAL bids.

5. Lots will not be available to room bidders at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.

6. Mail bidders will receive their lots promptly after the end of the sale. All AC- COUNTS MUST BE SETTLED PROMPTLY IN U. S. FUNDS, or in other currencies if special arrangements have been made. We reserve the right to charge interest on overdue accounts.

7. Lots delivered in New York City are subject to 5% Sales Tax. Mail buyers in New York State pay 2% Sales Tax.

8. There will be no charge for executing bids but postage and insurance will be added, and a handling charge for heavy lots.

9. Where estimates are given they represent either the owner’s idea of value or our professional opinion as to what they should bring. IN ANY EVENT THEY ARE ONLY ESTIMATES AND YOU CAN BID HIGHER OR LOWER. We recommend however, if you want the lot, bid close to or over estimate.

10. All coins are genuine and as described. All descriptions have been written by Hans M. F. Schulman and Herman Steinberg. Photos are of actual items sold.

11. The buyer who acts as agent for third parties is the only person responsible for his purchases towards the auction house. Third parties refusing to accept coins from the agent are entirely the responsibility of the agent. The auctioneers cannot accept returns from agents because of third parties for any reason whatsoever unless coins were bought with specific special arrangements between the agent and the auctioneers.

12. Lots purchased by floor buyers cannot be returned.

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14. In case of dispute the decision of the auctioneer is at all times final.

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FOREWORD

JOSE TORIBIO MEDINA

coins

Jose Toribio Medina, the famous Chilean author and collector, from ivhom a selection of s and medals is offered at this auction, ivas a man with a picturesque personality who

distinguished himself as a writer, historian, researcher of nianuscripts and collectoi of various art objects and who was especially outstanding in the field of Numismatics.

Medina’s literary works are numerous (about 300), most of them studies connected with the history of the Colonial era and the National Renaissance of the American countries, in particular, of Latin America.

His contribution in the field of Numismatics was_ especially renoivned. He published 21 works which have an outstanding position in the numismatic literature of the world and of Latin America in particular. Many of them constitute, to date,^ the only source of informa- tion for authors and collectors interested in the Numismatics of Latin America.

His studies were based on direct observations made on trips to Spain and to the capitals of different Latin American countries where he visited the mints, libraries and archives of these countries in search of documents, numismatic pieces and historical data. In this respect, it is relevant to point out that the “Archive de las Indias” in Madrid was one of the sources of informaton of special importance and usefulness.

Among his most important works are: “Monedas Obsidionales Hispano Americanas”, “Monedas de Chile”, and “Monedas Hispano Americanas”. In the latter, Medina narrates the history of the mints in several Latin American countries among which are Mexico, Santo Domingo, Lima, Nuevo Reino (Colombia), Santiago de Chile and Guatemala. The description of these institutions is illustrated with the corresponding historical documents.

In the field of Medals, his most important work is “Las Medullas de Jura” of the Kings of Spain. In this respect, it is fitting to point out that Jose Toribio Medina wms the owner of the most complete collection of this type of medals, having collected as many as about 400 different pieces. The same can be said of his collection of European coins con- nected with the conquest of the Americas and the intercontinental wars.

One of the characteristic features of his works is the minute descriptive analysis of every numismatic piece including data concerning engravers and mint officers.

The Government of Chile has made available to the National Library of the country a special fund for the reproduction of Medina’s works. Originally, his works were published in small numbers and therefore some of them are now difficult to obtain. The aim of this enter- prise is to remedy this situation and bring the works of this distinguished author within the reach of all who are interested. At the present time, his complete works can be found in the “Sala Medina” of the National Library in Santiago.

Jose Toribio Medina was born in Santiago de Chile on October 12, 1852 and died in that city in October 1930 at the age of 78, leaving behind a cultural heritage worthy of appreciation and admiration throughout the world.

Jose Toribio Medina, el famoso autor y coleccionista Cliileno cuyas monedas y medallas son ofrecidas en este remate, fue un hombre de personalidad pintoresca que se distinguio como escritor, historiador, investigador de manuscritos y coleccionista de diversos objetos de arte sobresaliendo de un modo especial en el campo de la Numismatica.

Las obras literarias de Medina son numerosas (alrededor de 300) siendo la mayor parte de ellas investigaciones relacionadas con la historia de la epoca Colonial y Benacimiento Nacional de los paises Americanos, en especial, de la America Hispdnica .

Sit aporte en el campo de la Numismatica fue especialmente notorio. Publico 21 obras que ocupan un lugar sobresaliente en la literatnra numismatica mundial y de America Eis- pdnica en especial. Muchas de ellas constituyen, hasta la feclia, la unica fuente de informacidn para autor es y coleccionistas inter esados en la Numismdtica de America Latina.

Sus investigaciones fueron basadas en observaciones direct as hechas en viajes a Espaha y a las capitales de distintos paises Latino Americanos donde visitd las Casas de ]\Ioneda, bibliotecas y ai chivos de dichos paises en busqueda de document os, piezas niimismdticas y datos histdricos. Al respecto, cabe senalar, que el “ Archivo de las Indias” de Madrid fue una de las fuentes de informacidn de especial importancia y utilidad.

Enti e sus obras mas impoitantes figuram: ‘‘Monedas Obsidionales Eispano Americanas’ ’ , “Monedas de Chile”, y “Monedas Eispano Americanas”. En esta ultima, Medina relata la historia de las Casas de Monedas de varios paises Latino Americanos entre las cuales figura Mexico, Santo Domingo, Lima, Nuevo Reino (Colombia), Santiago de Chile y Guatemala. La desciipcion de dichas instituclones es Hustrada con los documentos histdricos correspondientes

En el campo de las Medallas, su obra mas importante es “Las Medallas de Jura” de los reyes de Espana. Al respecto cabe senalar que Jose Toribio Medina fue el poseedor de la coleccidn mas complela de este tipo de medallas llegando a rennir alrededor de 400 piezas diferentes. Lo mismo puede decirse dc sit coleccidn de monedas Europeas relacionadas con la conquista de las Americas y las guerras intercontinentales.

Uno de los rasgos caracteristicos de sus trabajos es el andlisis descriptivo minucioso de cada pieza numismdtica incluyendo datos relativos a grabadores y ensayadores

FIRST SESSION

TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1968 — 7 P. M.

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

I’alm Garden, Main Floor, Lexington Ave. Side 50th Street and Park Avenue Lots 1-600D

GENERAL GOLD COINS AND SILVER & COPPER — ANCIENTS + U. S. COINS THE MEDINA COLLECTION AND OTHER CONSIGNMENTS

GOLD COINS OF THE WORLD

ANCIENI BYZANIINE

1 Leo 1. 457-474. Solidus. Bust. Victory. E. F. PHO TO ($75.-100.)

NORTH AMERICA GOLD

U.S.A.

2 $2 >4 1847-0. Liberty head. VF tiny edge dings. ($40.-50.)

3 $2)4 1873. Open 3. Abt. unc. ($50.-70.)

CANADA

4 Edward VII. Soverign 1910-C. Bust. Rev: St. George & dragon. FR. 1

(,$175). V. h'./F. 1'. PHOTO ($75. 100.)

Newfoundland

5 The rare 2 dollars 1880. Bust. Rev; Value. Sold in our sales for $600 (in

F,). V. F4 PHOTO ($500,-550.)

PHII.IPPINES

0 Spanish Rule. Isabella 11. 2 Tesos 1862. FR. 326.1. Rust. Rev: Arms and

pillars. Obv. Fine, Rev: V. F. PHOTO ($60.-75.)

7 4 Pesos 1868. Bust. Rev: Arms. Never struck so perfect. FR. 1 ($125).

PHOTO ($100.-150.)

DANISH WEST INDIES

8 4 Daler 1904. V. F./F.

($95.-125.)

— PLEASE NOTE WE ARE MOVlN(i AFTER THIS AUCTION —

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MEXICO

9 Philip V. 4 Escudos (1)713 J. Shield/Cross. Rare cob similar to lot 2418 of

May 1966 sale. V.F. L. Ch.-., FR.-. PHOTO ($750.-1000.)

10 Charles IIII. 8 Escudos 1806 MO-TH. Bust r. FR. 43 ($125), l..CTf. 344.

F./V. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

11 Republic. 8 Escudos 1850 GO-PF. Hand with liberty cap over book. Rev:

Eagle. FR. 72 ($100), L.CH. 1102 ($125). Fine. ($75.-125)

12 Yt, Escudo 1859 Guanajuato- PF. Hand with liberty cap over book. Rev:

Eagle. FR. 115. V.F. ($25.-35)

13 ^ Escudo 1860 GO-PF. FR. 115. V. F., bent. ($25.-35.)

14 8 Escudos 1861 GA-JG. RF. 72. L.CH. 1068. Fine. PHOl'O ($250.-3.50.)

MARTINIQUE

15 Joseph of Brazil. 54 Joe or 6400 Reis 1779 Rio ctspd. 20 (20 Livres) over eagle. Bust. Rev: Shield. Cut as most ctspd. 54 Joe’s are Wood 87, FR. 1.

V.F. PHOTO ($300.-500.)

CENTRAL AMERICA GOLD

GUATEMALA

16 5 Pesos 1874. Liberty. Rev: Shield. FR. 45 ($1.50). Choice E. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

SOUTH AMERICA GOLD

BRAZIL

17 Joseph 1. 1750-1777. 6400 Reis 1773 Rio. Bust r. Rev: Arms. FR. 58 ($90).

V. F+. PHOTO ($75.-90.)

18 Republic. 10,000 Reis 1904. Liberty bead. Rev: Star. FR. 112 ($300). Abt.

nnc./E. F. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

CHILE

19 Charles HH. 8 Escudos 1798 SS-DA. Bust of Charles III r. Rev: Shield.

Fr. 23 ($150). L.CH. 611. F./V. F. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

20 8 Escudos 1806 S-FJ, same type. L.CH. 621. Obv, Fine, Rev: V.F. ($90.-125.)

COLOMBIA

21 Charles HI. 8 Escudos 1774 NR-NJ. FR. v30 ($125), L.CH. 505. F./V. F. ($90.-125.)

22 8 Escudos 1784 Popayan-SF. FR. 31, L.CK. 392. Strictly V.F. ($100.-150.)

23 Charles 1111. 8 Escudos 1793 NR-JJ. Bust r. FR. 46 ($125), L.CH. 526.

V.F. sharp attractive -specimen. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

24 8 Escudos 1795 Popayan-JF. Bust r. FR. 47 ($125), L.CH. 405. V. F. ($90.-125.)

25 8 Escudos 1796 Popayan-JF. FR. 47 ($125), L.CH. 406. Field before face

shows many scratches. Abt. fine. ($75.-100.)

26 8 Escudos 1806 P-VF. Bust of Charles IV. FR. 47 ($125), L.CH. 416. V. F. ($90.-115.)

27 Ferdinand VII. 8 Escudos 1810 NR-JF. Bust of Charles IV r. FR. 55

($125), L.CH. 544. V. F. PHOTO ($90.-125.)

28 8 Escudos 1812 NR (Santa Fe de Bogota)-JF, last year of issue. FR. 55

($125), L.CH. 554. Fine, scarce. ($100.-125.)

29 Republic. 8 Escudos 1830 Bogota-RS. Liberty head. Rev: Fasces between

cornucopia. FR. 62, L.CH. 800. Fine. ($90.-125.)

30 8 Escudos 1834 Popayan-UR, same type FR. 63 ($200), L. CH. 838. Fine ($90.-125.)

31 Nueva Granada. 16 Pesos 1843 Popayan-UM. Large liberty head. Rev: Arms under condor. FR. 70 ($150), L. CH. 848 ($150). F./V. F. clearly struck.

PHOTO ($100.-150.)

32 Granadine Conf. Bogota. 10 Pesos 1860. FR. 83 ($200). V. F. Rare.

Edge ding and scratch in shield. PHOTO ($250.-350.)

33 As Estados Unidos. 10 Pesos 1868 Medellin. Liberty 1. Rev: Shield under

condor. FR. 74.99 ($100). V. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

34 20 Pesos 1869. Bogota. Liberty head. Rev: Shield under condor. FR. 94,

Vorld Coin 1964 #3 $450. Abt. unc. and very rare as such. PHOTO ($400.-500.)

35 2 Pesos 1872 Medellin. Liberty head. Rev: Shield under condor. FR. 101.

In lAPN 1966 sale specimen 2288 brought $95. Abt. unc. PHOTO ($70.-90.)

36 1 Peso 1872 of the type of 2 Pesos. FR. 102. lAPN sale 1966 2289. Very

rare. Abt. unc. ($50.-75.)

37 5 Pesos 1907, essai in gold. Yeo. in nickel 107.44. This is the Farouk-Brand

specimen of Era sale #215. PHOTO ($300.-400.)

38 10 Pesos 1924. Bust of Bolivar. Rev: Shield with B below. FR. 107 ($60).

Better than V. F. ($50.-70.)

PERU

39 Philip V. Cob 8 Escudos 1707, Lima mint, .\ssayer N. Nice round specimen.

Fr. 323.7, L.CH. 52. PHOTO ($400.-500.)

40 Ferdinand VII. The rare Cuzco mint 1824 8 Escudo. Bust r. FR. 55 ($500).

Sharp V. F. Rare. PHOTO ($450.-500.)

41 Republic. 8 Escudos 1863 Lima-YB. Liberty seated. Rev: Arms. FR. 68

($250), L.CH. 1173. Unusually sharp E. F. PHOTO ($175.-225.)

URUGUAY

42 Pattern 5 C. 1953, struck in gold from copper dies. Comp. Y. 486.30. Tar- nished proof, plain edge. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

43 Pattern 1 C. 1953, ex Allow 137. Comp. Yeo. 486.28. Proof. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

44 20 C. 1954. Bust of .Artigas. Comp. Y. 486.v32. From .\rlow 135. Proof.

PHOTO ($100.-150.)

AFRICA GOLD

ALGERIA

45 Hafsid Rule. Dinar 640-647 A. H. Inscr. in square or both sides. E. F.

PHOTO ($75.-100.)

EGYPT

46 Fatimid Rule. Triple dinar struck in Cairo. Abt. 1000 A. D. V. F.

PHOTO ($75.-100.)

47 A1 Ashraf Nasr-ad-Din Sha’aban. A. H. 764—778 (1363-1376). Dinar. Cairo

A. H. 769. V.F., very rare. PHOTO ($80.-100.)

48 Burji Mamluks. Barkuka-Az-Zahir Sayf-ad-din A. H. 784-801. (1382-1399).

Triple Dinar, struck in Cairo A. H. 798. V. F., very rare, die break.

PHOTO ($40.-60.)

49 Marinids. Abu-l-Abbas Ahmad. A. H. 755-796 (1373-1393). Dinar struck

in MedInat-el-Zamwar. Undated. V. F. Rare. PHOTO ($40.-60.)

50 Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid. 1816-1909. 500 Piastres A. H. 1292 (A. D.

1876). Tughra. Rev: Inscr. FR. 16 ($500). E. F. PHOTO ($500.-600.)

SOUTH AFRICA

51 “Oom” Paul Kruger. 1 Pond 1898. Bust. Rev : Arms. FR. 344.2. Abt. unc.

and rare as such. ^ ($50.-100.)

TUNIS

52 Mohammed & Sadik. 1854-1882. 100 Piastres 1868 (1285 A. H.). Inscr. in

Arabic. FR. 1 ($500). Abt. unc. PHOTO ($300.-400.)

53 French Rule. 100 Francs 1930, Arab legend. Rev: Value and date. Size of

U. S. $5. FR. 14 ($125). Abt. unc. PHOTO ($50.-100.)

ASIA GOLD

AFGHANISTAN

54 Abdur Rahman. 1880-1901. Dinar 1313 A. H. (Date not in FR.), type FR.

20 ($250). E.F. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

55 Habibullah Ghazi. 1929. Revolution 6 Rupees 1347 A.H. Throne room. Rev:

Legend. FK. 33 ($300). Unc. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

CAMBODIA

56 Norodom. 2 Francs 1860 with Cambodian inscr. Plain edge. See Mazard, who lists both, French & Cambodian inscr. Very rare. Not in FR.

($250.-350.)

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CHINA

57 Yunnan Prov. 10 dollar (1025). Value in open wreath. Rev; 4 Chinese

characters. K. 1525, FR. 13. Unc. Very rare. PHOTO ($500.-600.)

INDIA

58 Alamgir I. 1659-1707. iXfughal rule in Aurangseh. Mohur A. H. 1073, Multan

mint, year 5. FR. 188. V. F., very rare. PHOTO ($50.-75)

59 Cutch Bhuj. Maharajah Pragmali II. 1860-1875 . 25 Kori 1864. Inscr. FR.

237.69 ($90). Unc. PHOTO ($50.-75.)

60 Mysore. (1700). Large Raniatanka. Rama and Zita seated. Rev: Monkey

God with attendants. V. F. Rare. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

JAPAN

61 Feudal Territory of Kigio. 19th Century oban, 20x35 mm. (See lot 75 11/64

sale). Soft bend. ($135.-165.)

62 Meiji Era. 3 (1870 A. D.) 2 Yen. Dragon. Rev: 2 banners. FR. 48 ($75).

Unc. PHOTO ($135.-150.)

63 Taisho era. 20 Yen (1917), Taisho 6. I .oop most skilfully removed. Scratches

to 1. of denomination on ohv. General appearance choice E. F. PHOTO ($175.-200.)

64 20 Yen 1917, year 6. FR. 53, JVL. 120. V.F. ($175.-225.)

JAVA (Dutch East Indies)

65 Hindu Empire of Madjapahit. 856-1158. Bullet money of 96, 24, and 6 Krish-

nabas. Symbol of elephant or Hindu god. “GANECA” which was the Sultan’s symbol. Rev; Incuse square. The largest bullet weighs about 10 grams. FR. 1, 2, 4 ($605). E. R. Rare. PHOTO ($500.-650.)

PERSIA

66 Nasir-ed-Din Shah 1848-96. 10 Tomans A. H. 1281 (A. D. 1863). Sun and

lion. Rev: Inscr. Plain edge. FR. Comp. 52 ($375). E. F. Extr. rare as it is different from all other issues. PHOTO ($300.-400.)

67 Toman A. H. 1271 (1854). Not in FR. PHOTO ($50.-75.)

68 2 Tomans 1271 A. H. (1854). Facing uniformed bust. Rev: Inscr. FR. 49

($200). Very rare, V.F. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

EUROPE GOLD

ARMENIA

69 Under the Romans. Aureus 138-161. Emperor with title ARMENIACUS.

Rev : Victory and trophy. V. F. Rare. ($3(X).-350.)

10

BELGIUM

70 BRABANT. Philippe the Handsome (IT). 1444-1506. IBorin Tor, n. d.

St. Philip with shield, struck in Antwerp. Rev: Mor. cross, hr. 57 ($350),

Delm. 86, GH 115-IB. V. F. PHOTO ($100.-200.)

71 Philip II of Spain. 1555-98. I4eal d’or. Antwerp. Crowned !)nst. Rev:

Arms. FR. 52.67 ($200), Delm. 109, GH 206-lA. V. Ik a hit creased.

PHOTO ($175.-200.)

72 ^ Real struck in Antwerp. Bare bust. FR. 68 var. ($175), V. Gelder & Hoc.

207-lB, Delm. 113. V. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

73 Another Real d’or, Antwerp. V. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

74 Another real d’or, Antwerp. E. F. PHOTO ($110.-160.)

75 Philip IV. 1621-1665. Lion d’or 1650 struck Antwerp. Ruler with sword.

Rev: Arms. FR. 86 ($175), Delm. 170. A. U not well struck. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

76 FLANDERS. Philip II. ^ Real d’or struck in Bruges. Bare head. Rev:

Arms. FR. 139 ($150), Delm. 520. V. F. Small die crank. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

77 TOURNAI. Albert & Isabella of Spain. 1598-1621. 2 Albertin 1601. Shield.

Crossed staffs. FR.-. (Compare Brabant FR. 77 $225), Delm. 437, GH 284. 7A.

V. F. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

DENMARK

78 Frederick III. 1648-70. 2 Ducats 1658. Crowned bust r. No circle. Rev:

Sailing vessel. Schou p. 194.3 (pi. 21.2), Hede 28 var., FR. 112. V.F./E.F.

PHOTO ($400-^0.)

79 Frederic VI. 1808-39. 2 Frederic d’or 1838. Bust r. Rev: Arms, held by wild-

men. FR. 288 ($225). V. F. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

FRANCE

80 Louis XIV. Louis d’or 1670 D. Laur. bust. Rev: Cross of 8 L’s. Ciani 1789,

Hoffm. 22, FR. 170. V. F. Rare. PHOTO ($300.-350.)

81 Louis XV. Louis d’or 1739 Q (Perpignam) with glasses on. Draped bust 1.

Rev: Shields of France and Navarre. Ciani 2085, FR. 100.205. V. F. scarce.

photo ($200.-250.)

82 Napoleon as Consul. 1803-04 (Republique Francaise). 40 Francs year 11.

(1803-04). Bare bust 1. Rev: Value. FR. 224 ($125). F./V. F. ($55.-75.)

83 Louis Philippe. 1830-48. 40 Francs 1834 L. Head I. Rev: Value. FR. 102.298

($100). V.F. scarce. ($75.-100.)

GERMANIC LANDS GOLD

AUSTBIA

83AMary Teresa, 5 Ducats 1777. Veiled bust. Rev: Crowned double eagle

FA and O below. FR. 38.262 ($650), hole plugged, hardly visible.

84 Francis Joseph. Ducat 1858A. Young laur. head. Rev Arms FR ($50). V.F./E.F.

IC-

($300.-375.)

388

($40.-50.)

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85 100 Kronen 1908, 6th year of reign. High relief bust r. Rev: Female re-

clining. FR. 429. Imperfect proof, some hairlines, nicks. The top of the head has circulation marks because of the high relief. Still very desir- able. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

86 The regular 1915 issue of 100 Kronen, not the modern restrike but a circu- lated old strike. V. F. ($75.-100.)

NASSAU

87 Napoleonic Era. Friedrich August Friedrich Wilhelm. Ducat 1809. Bust

Rev; Shield. Isenbeck 15, Jaeger 64, V. G. 1704, FR. 1705. F. ($100.-150.)

PRUSSIA

88 Fred. William. Pattern in light metal for gold Frederic d’or 1796 A. V. F.

rare. ($50.-75.)

REGENSBURG

89 Joseph II. 1765-1790. 5 Ducats, n. d., struck from taler dies. City view, eagle above. TALI SUB CUSTODIA. In exergue ICB (Busch) repaired on top, otherwise E. F. (The 6 Ducat piece from same dies sold in our Jan.

1963 sale for $675). PHOTO ($600.-750.)

SAXONY

90 Religious ducat about 1750. Allegorical scene. Rev: Inscr. Superb unc.

PHOTO ($75.-100.)

WE ST PE ALIA

91 Jerome Napoleon, brother of Napoleon. 10 Francs 1813 C(assel). Bust 1.

Rev: Value. FR. 207.3169 ($150). V. F. ($90.-125.)

GREAT BRITAIN

92 James I. 1603-25. 5 Shillings (J4 laurel). Bust 1. V behind. Rev: Shield.

FR. 218.107 ($60). V. F. sharp. PHOTO ($60.-100.)

93 Victoria. Jubilee £5 1887. Jubilee bust 1. Rev: St. George and dragon. Perf.

brill, proof flawless. Rarely seen so perfect. PHOTO ($750.-1000.)

94 (jeorge V. 5 Pounds 1911. Head 1. in high relief. Rev: St. George and dra- gon. P'R. 260. A magnificent proof gem. PHOTO ($750.-1000.)

95 (ieorge VI. 5 Pounds 1937. Bust 1. Rev: St. George and dragon. FR. 264.

Magnificent brill, proof gem as we have rarely seen. PHOTO ($750.-1000.)

GREECE

96 (ieorge I. 10 Drachmae 1876 Paris mint. Young head by Barre. Rev: Value

and date. FR. 7 ($150) rare. V. F. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

HUNGARY

%A TRANSYLVANIA. Michael Apafi. Hexagonal Ducat 1685. FR. 263. Loop

removed. A.U. PHOTO ($200.-300.)

ITALY

97 SAVOY-SARDINIA. Charles Albert. 1831-49. 10 Lire 1833 Turin. Head.

Rev: Arms. Pag. 212, FR. 1144 ($300). V.F., some abrasions in field.

PHOTO ($100.-150.)

98 20 Lire 1841 Genova. Head. Rev: Arms. FR. 1143 ($50). V. F. ($20.-30.)

99 Victor Emmanuel. lOO Lire 1928. Private pattern. Pag. 680 (is 20 Lire).

Unc. milled edge. PHOTO ($300.-^00.)

100 NAPLES. Carlos y Juana of Spain. 1516-19. Ducat without date. Crowned

arms. Rev: Cross potent in quatrefoil. FR. 829 ($300). V. F. PHOTO ($150.-175.)

101 SALERNO. Prince Abu Tamim Mustansir. Arab occupation of Southern

Italy. 1250 A.D. Gold Tari. FR. 1005 ($200). V. F. PHOTO ($75.-150.)

102 VENICE. Lorenzo Priuli. 1559-1567. Zecchino. Doge kneeling before St.

Marc. Rev: Christ in oval. FR. 291.1255. V. F. PHOTO ($50.-60.)

103 John Corner II. 1709-1722. Zecchino with real diamond put in later. With

ring for wear. FR. 1372. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

104 VATICAN. Pius VI. 1775-1799. Doppia 1776. CNI. 17. FR. 246. Fine. ($125.-150.)

105 Pius IX. ly-z Scudi 1858 Roma year 12 Bust 1. Rev: Value. Not in CNI.

FR. 395.273 ($100), Seraf. 30.31, Pag. 365A. F./V. F. rare. PHOTO ($75.-125.)

106 Pius XII. 1939-58. Holy year set 1950. Gold 100 Lire and 4 minor aluminum

coins. Original cardboard holder. FR. 289. Unc. ($100.-125.)

107 NO LOT.

LIVONIA

108 Order of Knights of Livonia. Walter von Plettenberg. 1495-1535. Rare Renaissance period 10 ducats 1525. Armored Grand Master standing. Rev:

Madonna and Christ child. FR. 299.1 ($3000). Under elbow small X en- graved for “ten”. A great rarity. Signs that it was worn on a necklace, mounting traces of the period. Otherwise F./V. F. Unusual remnant of a

lost region. PHOTO ($1700.-1900.)

MALTA

109 Em. de Rohan. 1775-1797. Large 20 Scudi 1778. Bust. Rev: Two shields

under crown. FR. 302.43 ($275). Strong E. F. PHOTO ($175.-225.)

MONACO

110

Albert. 100 Francs 1901. Head. Rev: Arms. FR. 13 ($175). Abt. Unc. which

is very rare. PHOTO

(100.-150.)

NETHERLANDS

111

112

Utrecht. Old type gold rider (cavalier d’or) of 4 ducats 1615 over 14. Horse- man r. FR. 119, Verk. 98.5, Delm. 967. From Serooskerke Find. Very rare

date. F./V. F. PHOTO

($500.-700.)

English type Edward IV. Rosenoble for the low countries. King in Rev. Sun in centei. Th. 20 .This coin came from Serooskerke Find V. F. PHOTO

ship.

#672.

($250.-350.)

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125

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129

130

131

Under Louis Napoleon. 2 Ducats 1808 struck in Utrecht. Stdg. knight.

Rev: Tablet in square. V. F., trace of mounting. FR. 309.5 ($250'). PHOTO ($100.-125.)

William I. 10 Gulden 1824 B(russels). Bust. Rev: Shield. FR. 310.8 ($100).

E. F., rare. PHOTO ($90.-125.)

POLAND (Under Russia)

Alexander 1. 1815-1825. 25 Zloty 1833. Bust r. Rev: Denomin. FR. p.39 ($225). Brill, unc. Rare. PHOTO ($175.-225.)

ROUMANIA

Carol II. Commem. 20 Lei 1940. Small head r. Rev: Small crown. FR. 20 ($100). A.U. weakly struck. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

20 Lei 1940 commem. 10th year of reign. Large head r. Rev : Large crowned monogram. FR. 335.18 ($125). A.U. PHOTO ($90.-150.)

RUSSIA

Elisabeth Petrovna. 1741-1762. 2 Rubles 1756. Bust. Rev: Eagle. FR. 81 ($175). V.F. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

Same. ^ Rouble 1756. FR. 83 ($85). Abt. Unc. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

Catherine II. Imperial or 10 Roubles 1778 St. Petersburg. No engravers name. Sev. 320, FR. 94. Fine+. PHOTO ($250.-300.)

Nicholas I. 1825-55. Platinum 3 Roubles 1844. Eagle. Rev: Inscr. Sev. 643,

FR. 123. V.F. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

Alexander III. 1881-1894. 10 Roul)les 1894. Bust r. FR. 131 ($125). Sev. 547

(1007 struck). Very rare date. V. F.+. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

Nicholas II. New coinage. 15 Roubles 1897. Head. Rev: Eagle. FR. 137,

Sev. 561. Strictly V. F. ($40.-50.)

U. S. S. R. Soviet Rule. Chervonetz 10 Roubles 1923. Farmer sowing. Rev:

State arms. FR. 142. E. F. PHOTO ($300.-350.)

SPAIN

Philip II. 1556-1598. 2 Escudos 1591. Assayer T. L., L.Ca. 552 ($500). Very

rare, fine. PHOTO ($250.-350.)

Charles III. 4 Escudos 1781 M-PI. FR. 139 ($250). V. Iv PHOTO ($100.-150.)

4 Escudos 1786 Madrid-DV. Bust of Ch. Ill r. FR. 139 ($250), L.Ch. 123.

Obv. Fine; Rev: V.F. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

Charles IV. 1788-1800. 2 Escudos 1789 Madrid-MF. FR. 149, L.Ch. 170.

F. /V. F. ($40.-60.)

Charles IIII. 4 Escudos 1792 Madrid-MF. FR. 148 ($150), L.Ch. 130. V.F.

PHOTO ($75.-100.)

2 Escudos 1807 Madrid-FA, same type. FR. 149, L.Ch. 190. F./V. F. ($40.-50.)

Ferdinand VII. 4 Escudos 1820 M-Gl, laur. bust. FR. 164 ($150). V.F. sharp strike. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

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132 160 Reales 1822 M-SR, bare bust r. FR. 172 ($300). V.F. for generally very

weak coin. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

133 2 Escudos 1824 M-AJ. Laur. head. Rev: Arms. FR. 167, L.Ch. 214. V.F. ($30.-50.)

134 2 Escudos 1826S-JB. Laur. head. Rev: Arms. FR. 167, L. Ch. 645. V.F. ($30.-50.)

135 2 Escudos 1832 M-Al. Laur. head. Rev: Arms. FR. 168, L. Ch. 223. V.F. ($30.-50.)

136 2 Escudos 1833 M-AT. Laur. head. Rev : Arms. FR. 168, L. Ch. 222. V. F.

PHOTO ($30.-50.)

137 Isabella II. 80 Reales 1840-PS Barcelona. liead r. with hair combed up.

Rev: Arms. FR. 176 ($60), L. Ch. 10. V.F. ($40.-50.)

138 PLATINUM 100 Reales 1859 Sevilla (7 stars). Bust. Shield on palm twigs.

V. F., pure. Other platinum end of sale. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

139 PLATINUM 100 Reales 1860 Madrid. Bust. Rev: Shield on palm twigs. Abt.

unc. Beautiful pure platinum. PHOTO (200.-250.)

140 Gold 10 Escudos 1868, draped laur. bust. FR. 187. Fine. ($30.-40.)

141 Alfonso XIL 25 Pesetas 1881. FR. 195 ($75). E. F. ($20.-30.)

142 Alfonso XIII. 20 Pesetas 1890, large baby head. FR. 196 ($35). V. F./E. F. ($20.-30.)

143 VALENCIA. Charles 11. 1665-1700. 1 Escudo (1685). Cross of Jerusalem.

Rev: Square Valencia shield. FR. 282 var. ($175). F. ($150.-200.)

144 Ferdinand II. 1504-1516. 2 Ducats. Bust 1. Rev: Square shield. FR. 271

($275). V.F. PHOTO ($250.-300.)

145 BRABANT. Albert «& Isabella. 1598-1621. 2 Albertin 1600. Arms. Rev:

Crossed staffs, struck in Antwerp. Benelux 145, FR. 77 ($175). V. G. & Hoc.

284-1. E.F. PHOTO ($125.-150.)

TURKEY

146 Abdul Aziz. 1861-76. 20 Piastres 1872. Small gold coin. FR. 13 ($22.50). Small

issues hard to find. V. F. ($20.-30.)

147 Murad V. Ruled few months in 1876. Toughra and half crescent above (not on issues of Abdul Hamid). Rev: Inscr. FR. 30 ($300). Very rare, V.F.

PHOTO ($150.-200.)

FOR OTHER GOLD SEE END OF SALE

FOR PL‘\TINUM SEE END OF SALE

SILVER AND COPPER COINS

ANCIENT GREECE

MAGNA GRAEGIA

148 CAMPANIA. Hyria. 400-335 B. C. Didrachm. Head of Athena. Rev : Bull

walking 1. Good. ($20.-30.)

149 LUCANIA. Metapontum. 212-207 B. C. Diobol. Head of Athena r. Rev: Ear

of barley. BMC 163. Nice fine. <'1;20-30'>

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150 Poseidonia. 480-400 B. C. Stater. Poseidon, naked, hurling trident r. Rev :

Bull stdg. r. Rare. Thick planchet. Fine. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

151 SICILY. Agrigentum. Abt. 460 B. C. Didrachm. Eagle stdg. 1. Rev: Crab in

circular incuse. V. F. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

152 Leontini. 466-422 B. C. Tetradrachm. Head of Apollo, wearing wreath of 3

rows of laurel/open-jaw'cd lion head, LEONTINOM and 4 barley corn surrounding it. 17.3 grams. .A. well centered V. E. Rare. PHOTO ($325.-375.)

153 Syracuse. 485-478 B. C. Tetradrachm. Quadriga with Nike flying above.

Rev; Female head surrounded by name of city, state, and 4 dolphins. 17.3 grams. F.-V. F. with even wear. PHOTO ($145.-185.)

154 SICULO-PUNIC COINAGE. Carthage. Drachm. Head of Persephone 1.

Rev : Horse stdg. r. flaming disk above. Muller 87. V. F. broad flan. ($35.-45.)

NORTHERN GREECE

155 MACEDON. Lete. Earliest archaic stater, 6th century B. C. Naked satyr loving a nymph pellet in field. Rev: Incuse square. BMC 1. Rare. Fine.

PHOTO ($150.-2(X).)

156 Alexander the Great. 336-323 B. C. Tetradrachm Class IV. Symbol torch, no

title. Well centered, fine style. E. F. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

157 Tetradrachm Class I. Head in lion’s skin r. Rev: Zeus seated 1., title of

king. V.F. ($55.-65.)

158 Drachms. Type as tetradrachms. Different mintmarks. All V. F. 3 pcs. ($35.-50.)

159 THESSALY. Illyria. Dyrrhachium. 229-100 B. C. Drachm. Cow suckling

calf. Rev: Double floral pattern. V.F. ($15.-25.)

160 EPIRUS. Ambracia. 432-342 B. C. Stater. Pegasus flying r. Rev; Head of Athena 1; behind, girl placing crown on her helmet. BMC 5. 7.78 grams.

Oval flan. Fine, rare. ($25.-35.)

161 ACARNANIA. Thyrrheium. 350-250 B. C. Stater of Corinthian type. Pegas- us flying 1. Rev: Head of Athena 1; earring behind. BMC 8. 7.56 grams. Nice

fine. ($20.-30.)

CENTRAL GREECE

161 A EUBOEA. Silver Drachm of Chalcis. 369-336 B.C. Female with upsweep hairdo facing r. Rev: Eagle attacking serpent, trophy in exergue, mounted in gold antique looped ring. V.F. and quite attractive. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

162 ATTICA. Athens. Transitional period 380 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena. Rev:

Owl. Heavily circulated. Fine. ($40.-60.)

163 91-89 B. C. Class IV. Tetradrachm. Athena in crested helmet/owl on Am- phora-Magistrate ZENOCLA.S ARMOZENOS and coiled serpent. Crude

type. Abt. V. F. PHOTO ($85.-110.)

164 Aegina. 700-550' B.C. Triobol. Sea turtle. Rev: Incuse square divided by

cross. 2.9 grams. BMC 177. V.F. ($35.-45.)

THE PELEF’ONNESUS

165 SICYONIA. Sicyon. 400-323 B.C. Triobol. “SI” CHIMAERA left. Rev; Fly- ing dove. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

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166

167

PONTUS. Amisus. Mithridates VI. Eupator. B. C. 120-63. Bronze 21. Head of Dionysus r. Rev: Cista inystica with panther skin; thyrsus l)ehind. LM 51. Nice green patina. E. F.

PAMPHYLIA. Aspendus. 400-3(X) Jh C. Stater. Wrestlers - monogram j:)e low their clasped hands/slinger - Triskeles in field. 11 grams. 1 ine

PHOTO

($65.-80.)

168

169

CYPRUS, Salamis. Under Roman 75-76 A.D. (year 8). Head 1. Rev Rare. PHOTO

Rule. Vespasian. Silver piece of 4 denarii.

: Statue of Jupiter. Bah. 801. 13 grs. V. F.

($1(KJ.-150.)

CAPPADOCIA. Ariarathes V. B. C. 163-130. Drachm. Diademed head r. struck in high relief. Rev; Athena standing 1. BMC 2, var. 3.76 grams. W^ell centered. E. F. ($25.-35.)

170 Drachm. Similar type, other monogram. Not in BMC. 3.97. Superb. Unc. ($35. 50.)

SYRIA

171 Seleucid Kings. Antiochus I. 280-261 B. C. Tetradrachm. Babylon mint.

Head r. Rev: Apollo. V. F. rare. This is a bible coin. PHOTO ($50.-75.)

172 Antiochus VI. 145-142 B. C. Serrate bronze 23 mm. Radiate head r. Rev:

Elephant 1., holding torch. BMC 45. Fine. ($15.-25.)

173 Antiochus VII, 138-129 B. C. Tetradrachm. Diademed head. Rev: Athena

stdg. V. F. ($45.-60.)

174 92-85 B. C. Philippus Tetradrachm. Head of king. Rev : Zeus on throne

holding Nike and sceptre. Sharp E. F. PHOTO ($85.-110.)

175 PHOENICIA. Aradus. 137-46 B. C. Tetradrachm. Head of Tyche. Rev: Nike standing. Obv. and reverse double struck giving one well formed face with the second well below, giving an eerie appearance. Rev : Also wide spaced

double striking. Good V. F. and most interesting. PHOTO ($1(K).-125.)

EGYPT

176 Ptolemy 1. 305-284 B. C. Tetradrachm. Diademed head of Ptolemy r., behind ear microscopic “delta” sign of artist. Rev : Eagle stdg. 1. on thunderbolt.

Choice E.F. PHOTO ($85.-100.)

.JUDAEA

177 Antiochus VII. 138-129 B .C. Bronze 16 mm. struck at Jerusalem. Lily. Rev:

Anchor. BMC 69. Fine. Rare. ($25.-30.)

178 MACCABEAN DYNASTY. John Hyreanus I or H. 135-104 B. C. and 67-40 B. C. Bronze Leptons, “widow’s mite”. Double cornucopiae. Rev : Legend.

V. G.-Fine. 10 pcs. ($40.-60.)

179 Similar lot of John Hyreanus I or 11. V. G. to Fine. 10 pcs. ($40.-60.)

180 Alexander Jannaeus. 103-76 B. C. “Widow’s mite.” Anchor. Rev : Sun wheel.

Reif. 14. V. G. to Fine. 7 pcs. ($40.-60.)

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181 Antigonus Mathatias. 40-37 B. C. Widow’s iNlite. Doul)le coruucopiae with ear of barley. Rev : Legend. Reif. 25. V. G. to fine. 9 pcs.

182 HERODIAN DYNASTY. Herod 1 the Great. 37-4 B. C. Widow’s Mite. An- chor. Rev : Double cornucopia. Reif. 33. V. G. to fine. 6 pcs.

183 Herod Archelaus. 4 B. C.-6 A. D. Widow’s Mite. Bunch of grapes. Rev: Tall helmet. Reif. 55. V. G. to fine. 7 pcs.

184 Similar lot of Herod Archelaus. V. G. to fine. 8 pcs.

185 Widow’s Mite. Prow of galley. Rev: EON in wreath. Reif. 56. V. G. 10 pcs.

186 Similar lot of Widow’s Mite. Reif. 56. V. G. 10 pcs.

187 Herod Agrippa I. 37-44 A. D. Bronze Lepton. Umbrella. Rev: Three ears of barley. Reif. 59. V. G. to fine. 6 pcs.

188 Similar lot of Herod Agripp 1. V. G. to fine. 6 pcs.

189 ROMAN PROCURATORS. Copponius. A. D. 6-9. Widows Mite. Year 36 (A. D. 5/6). Ear of barley. Rev: Palm tree. Reif. 118. Scarce. Fine.

190 Widows Mite. Similar type but year 39 (A. D. 8/9). Reif. 119. Scarce. V. G. and V. F. 2 pcs.

191 Valerius Gratus. A. D. 15-26. Widows Mite, year 11, A. D. 24/25. Palm branch. Rev : Legend. Reif. 130. Fine.

192 Pontius Pilatus. A. D. 26-36. Widows Mite, year 16, A. D. 29/30. Three ears of barley bound together. Rev : Simpulum. Reif. 131. Fine.

193 Widows Mite, year 16. V. F./V. G.

194 Widows Mite, year 16. Nice patina. V. F.

195 Widows Mite, year 16. Nice fine.

196 Widow’s Mite, year 16. Nice fine.

197 Widow’s Mite ,year 17, A. D. 30/31. Lituus. Rev : Date within-wreath. Reif. 132. Green patina, V. G. 2 pcs.

198 Widow’s Mite, year 17. Similar type. V. G. and fine. 2 pcs.

199 Widow’s Mite, year 17. V. G./Fair and almost V. F. 2 pcs.

200 Antonius Felix. 52-60. Bronze Lepton, year 14, A. D. 54. Two palm branches crossed. Rev : Legend. Reif. 134. Scarce. Fine.

201 Widow’s IVlite, year 14. Palm branches crossed. Reif. 134. Scarce nice patina. Choice V. F.

202 Bronze Lepton, year 14, A. D. 54. Two shields crossed. Rev: Palm tree. Reif.

135. Scarce V. G.

203 Bronze Lepton, year 5, A. D. 58/59. Palm branch. Rev; Nero’s name. Reif.

136. Mostly fine. 10 pcs.

204 FIRST REVOLT. A. D. 66-70. Bronze Lepton, year 2. Amphora. Rev; Vine branch with leaf. Reif. 147. V. G. 2 pcs.

205 Bronzes Lepton, year 2. Similar type. Abt. fine. 2 pcs.

206 Bronze Lepton, year 2. Similar type. Almost V. F.

207 Bronze Lepton, year 3. Type as above. Reif. 148. VG and fine. 2 pcs.

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2nd REVOLT. A.D. 132-135. Middle Bronze 24mni., year 2. Vine leaf. Rev:

Palm tree, “Simon”. Reif. 200. P'ine. ($35.-40.)

Lot of Leptons. Valerius Gratus. Reif. 125, VG; First Revolt (2) and 3 un- identified, V. G. to fine: Caesarea Alexander Severus, bronze 22 mm. Pine.

7 ne,. ($30.-40.)

FURTHER ASIA

PERSIA Xerxes. 485-465 B.C. Siglos. King half-kneeling. Rev: Irregular incuse square. P'ine. ($15.-20.)

BACTRIA. Menander. 166-145 B.C. Drachm, bilingual. Diademed bust r.

Rev; Pallas fighting 1. Monogram not in BMC. Unc. ($20.-30.)

Drachm, similar type, but small bust and another monogram which is not listed in BMC. Unc. ($20.-30.)

Drachm, similar type, but hclmeted bust. BMC 12. Unc.

($20.-30.)

ROMAN REPUBLIC

CONSIGNMENT “A”

101-92 B.C. Silver denarius of Porcia-M-Cato. P'emale bust. Roma behind.

Rev: Victory seated “VICTRIX” in exergue. Lustrous darkly toned, choice

E. F. PHOTO ($60.-75.)

61 B.C. Silver denarius. L. FURIUS BROCCHUS. Bust of Ceres between 2 ears of corn. Rev : Curule chain between 2 fasces. Nices E. F. choice. S.

902. PHOTO ($42.50.-65.)

CONSIGNMENT “B”

B. C. 268-240. Bronze Semuncia. Head of Mercury r. Rev : Prow. 22 mm. BMC

129. PI. XI, S.Nice green patina. V. F. ($20.-30.)

C. Plutius. B.C. 137. Denarius. Head of Roma r. Rev: Dioscuri on horseback.

S. 410, Rarity 4, B. 1, Fine; L. Titurius L. F. Sabinus. B.C. 88. Denarius.

Head of Tatius r. Rev; Rape of Sabines. .S. 698, V. F. ; 2 late Roman Imperial bronze coins, both V. G. 4 pcs. ($20.-30.)

Cn. Gellius. 135-134 B.C. Denarius. Head of Roma r. in wreath. Rev. Mars and Nero in quadriga. Syd. 434, E. F. ; Q. Titius. 88 B.C. Denarius- Head of Mutinus Titinus. Rev: Pegasus. Syd. 692, fine; Mn. Acillius. 55 B.C. De- narius. Head of Salus. Rev : Salus standing, holding serpent. Syd. 922, R2.

F. F. 3 pcs. ($30.-40.)

M. Aburius Geminus. B.C. 120. Denarius. Head of Roma r. Rev: Sol in quadriga r. Syd. 487. V. F. ($15.-30.)

M. Herennius. 101 B.C. Denarius. Head of Pictas r. Rev: Amphinomus carrying his father; letter L r. Syd. 567a. E. P". ($20.-30.)

L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi. 90 B.C. Denarius. Head of Apollo r; symbol head of goat behind. Rev : Horseman galloping r., bearing palm branch ; XH in exergue. Syd. 663. E. F. ($17.50-25.)

Mn, Fonteius M.f. B.C. 84. Denarius. Laureate head of Vejovis. Rev: Infant Genius seated on goat. Syd. 724. V, F. ($15.-20.)

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223 Pub. Crepusius. B.C. 82. Denarius. Head of Apollo r. Rev: Horseman r.,

hurling spear. Syd. 738. V. F. ($15.-20.)

224 Mn. Aquilius. B.C. 68. Denarius. Helmeted bust of Virtus r. Rev: Consul

raising kneeling Sicily. Syd. 798, Rarity 2, B.2. Serrate. E. F. ($20.-30.)

225 Q. Pomponius Musa. 68-66 B.C. Denarius. Head of Apollo r. Rev: Naked Hercules standing r., lion’s skin over shoulder, playing lyre. The first of the famous Muse series. Hercules was the band leader. Syd. 810, Rarity 4.

E. F. PHOTO ($50.-70.)

226 M. Plaetorius M.f. Cestianus. B.C. 68-66. Denarius. Head of Bonus Eventus with long hair. Rev: Caduceus. Unusual fine style. Syd. 807 but symbol

below chin. V. F./E. E. ($25.-35.)

227 P. Galba. B.C. 65. Denarius. Veiled head of Vesta r. Rev: Knife simpulum

and axe. Syd. 939, Rarity 3. V. F. ($20.-30.)

228 C. Coelius Caldus. B.C. 62. Denarius. Head of his grandfather r. Rev: Ra- diate head of Sol r. Syd. 891, Rarity 4. V. F. PHOTO ($40.-60.)

229 Paullus Aemilius Lepidus. B. C. 55. Denarius. Veiled head of Concordia. Rev:

Persus of Macedon and his sons, prisoners of L.A. Paullus ; trophy in center.

Syd. 926. E. E. ' ($20.-30.)

230 T. Carisius. B.C. 45. Denarius. Head of Aphrodisian Sibyl r. Rev: Sphinx

seated r. Syd. 983, Rarity 3, B.IO. V. F. ($30.-40.)

231 Denarius. Bust of Victory r. Rev: Victory in quadriga. Syd. 985, Rarity 2.

E. E. ($20.-30.)

232 L. Mussidius Longus. B.C. 42. Denarius. Veiled bust of Concordia r. Rev:

Clasping hands holding caduceus. Syd. 1092, Rarity 3. V. F. “Fourre”. ($20.-30.)

233 Denarius. Veiled bust of Concordia r. Rev: Two statues of Venus Cloacina

on platform. Syd. 1093, Rarity 3. V. F. ($25.-35.)

234 Marc Antony. 43-30 B.C. Denarius of XXI Legion. Sharply defined V. F.

and fairly well centered for this. C.58. PHOTO ($30.-37.50)

235 Marc Antony and Octavian-Augustus, B.C. 41. Denarius struck by Moneyer Barbatius. Heads both sides. Syd. 181, Coh. 8. Superb. A. U. PHOTO ($125.-150.)

IMPERIAL ROME

236 Julius Caesar, Assassinated B.C. 44. Denarius struck in Gaul. Elepliant trampling dragon. Rev: Pontifical implements. Coh. 49, Syd. 1006. E. F. ($40.-50.)

237 Denarius. Similar Elephant type. V. E. ($30.-40.)

238 Denarius Laureate head “CAESAR DICT. PERPETUO”. Rev: Venus

stdg., holds sceptre and small Victory. BMC 4169. Good fine, small bankers marks. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

239 Augustus. 26 B.C.-14 A.D. Quinarius. Bare head r. Rev: ASIA RECEPTA;

Victory stdg. on cista mystica. Coh. 14; RIC 18, E. E., rare thus. ($30.-40.)

240 Denarius. Bare head r. Rev: Haley comet. Struck in Spain. Rare. Coh. 98.

Rare, VF. PHOTO ($55.-65.)

241 Bronze Quadrans. Laureate head r. Rev: Eagle wings spread. Coh. 29.

Nice fine/V. F. ($12.50-15.)

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Bronze as struck in Gaul. Laureate head r. Rev: The altar Coh. 237. Fine.

of Lugdunum

($20.-30.)

242A Agrippina, Bronze Sestertius struck by Caligula. “Agrippina M.F. Mat. C.

Caesaris Augusti.” Draped bust r. Rev: “SPQR MEMORIAL AGRIPPI- NA”. A carpentum drawn by 2 mules to 1. Coh. 1. Obv. Fine to strong V. F.

Rev: weaker, F./V. F. Records: Amsterdam June 1966 lot 414, 1450 gulden.

PHOTO ( )

243 Augustus and Tiberius. Bronze as struck by Tiberius. Radiate head 1. of

Augustus. Rev : Eagle on globe. Coh. 247. Green patina. Nice fine. ($20.-30.)

244 Tiberius. A.D. 14-37. Denarius. The famous Tribute Penny from the Bible.

Laur. head r. Rev: Livia seated r. Coh. 16. E. F. PHOTO ($90.-125.)

245 Tribute Penny. Denarius. Sharp VF but off centered. Very small portion

broken out at edge (reverse). PHOTO ($75.-95.)

246 Claudius. 41-54 A.D. Bronze As. Obv. almost as sharp as above/Libertas

stdg. “S.C.” Sharp legends. Abt. E. F./V. F. C. 47, dark brown color. PHOTO ($50.-65.)

247 Bronze As. Rev: Minerva advancing to r. “S-C”. Striking head. Obv.

legends well centered and sharp. Chocolate, abt. E. F./F.+. C.84. PHOTO ($50.-65.)

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Nero, 54-68 A.D. Bronze Dupondius. Laureate head r. Rev: “Securitas Aug- usti” as female seated r. Not in Cohen. RIC 286. Excellent portrait. VF choice. PHOTO ($50.-65.)

Antioch. Nero 54-68 A.D. Colonial Tetradrachm Caesarian date 110 (A.D.

60). Laureate head. Rev: Eagle on thunderbolt, palm branch in front. BMC

192. VF. PHOTO ($50.-60.)

Tetradrachm of Antioch. Laureate head r. Rev : Eagle 1., wings spread, palm branch in front. Nice fine. ($25.-35.)

Vitellius. A.D. 69. Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Dolphin on tripod, raven inside. Coh. 111. Abt. VF. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

Vespasian. 69-79. “Judaea Capta” denarius. Sharp hands and well defined portrait. Captive seated at foot of Standard “JUDAEA” in exergue. C. 226.

V.F. PHOTO ($95.-120.)

Vespasian. 69-79. Denarius. Head r., struck in very high relief. Rev: Neptune

stdg. 1. Coh. 274. E. F. obv. slightly off center. ($35.-50.)

Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Pontifical implements. Coh. 45. V.F. ($30.-40.)

Domitian. 81-96. Denarius. Lauriate head r. Rev: Pallas stdg. 1. Coh. 202. VF. ($20.-30.)

Domitian as Augustus. 81-96. As. Laureate head r. Rev: Fortuna stdg. 1.

Coh. 128. V. F./Fine. ($20.-30.)

As. Head r. Rev: Moneta, the Goddess of coin collectors, stdg. 1. Coh. 325,

Fine; Antoninus Pius. 13S-161. Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rev: Moneta

stdg. 1. Coh. 556. Fine. 2 pcs. ($35.-50.)

Domitian, as Caesar. 69-81. As. Laureate head r. Rev: Spes walking 1. Coh.

459. Lovely patina. Nice fine. ($17.50-25.)

Trajan. 98-117. Denarius. Laureate bust r. Rev: Fortuna stdg. with rudder

and cornucopia. Coh. 87. V. F./Fine. ($15.-25.)

Denarius. Laureate bust r., struck in high relief. Rev: Victory stdg. 1., holding crown and palm branch. Coh. 74. V. F. (^20 -30 )

Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Mars carrying trophy r. Coh. 228. V. F. ($15.-25.)

Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Pax choice.

1., leaning on column, Coh. 83. V. F.,

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Hadrian. 117-138. Denarius. Bare head r. Rev: Fortuna stdg. holding patera

and cornucopia. Cohen 775 had laureate head. Almost unc. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

Denarius. Rev: Hispania reclining. C. 822 (5fr). Scarce. V. F. ($12.50-15.)

Sestertius. Laureate head. Fine, nice portrait.

($10.-13.50)

Bronze Asses. Reverse Annona, Libertas, and Pax. All efigies stdg. F.-V. F.

Nice lot of 3. ($16.50-20.)

Alexandria. Large bronze Drachm. Year 15. Laureate bust r. Rev: Africa greeting Hadrian. Rare. V. G. ($20.-30.)

Large bronze Drachm, year 16. Laureate bust r. Rev: Hadrian in quadriga

r. V. G./Nice Fine. Scarce. ($25.-35.)

Aledium bronze (13J^ mm) year 14. Bust r. Rev: Serpent Agatho-daimon.

Nice Fine. ($15.-20.)

Sabina, wife of Hadrian. Denarius. Diademed bust r. Rev : concordia stdg.

1. Coh. 3. V. F. ($30.-40.)

Antoninus Pius. 138-161. Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Vesta standing 1.

Coh. 203. V. F./Fine. ($10.-20.)

Denarius. Laureate head r. Rev: Pax standing. Coh. 270. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rev: Fides standing 1., holding two standards.

Coh. 377. Scarce. Fine. ($20.-30.)

Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rev : Liberalitas standing 1. Coh. 543. Scarce.

Nice Fine. ($30.-40.)

Denarius. Rev: Pontifical implements, fine; Commodus. Denarius. Rev:

Salus standing 1. V. F. irregular flan. 2 pcs. ($20.-30.)

Faustina Senior, wife of Antoninus, d. A.D. 141. Denarius struck during her lifetime. Bust r. Rev: Juno standing 1., peacock at her feet. Coh. 215.

Scarce. V. F. ($20.-30.)

Commemorative Denarius, struck after her death. Aeternitas standing 1.

Coh. 34. E. F. ($30.-40.)

Marcus Aurelius. 161-180. Denarius. Rare head r. Rev: Virtus standing r.

Coh. 746. V. F. ($20.-30.)

Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rev: Roma standing 1. Coh. 342. Rare, nice green patina. Abt. V. F. ($35.-50.)

Sestertius. Laureate head r. Rev: PRIMI/DECEN/NALES/COS III. in wreath. Coh. 497. Rare. Nice fine/V. F. ($35.-50.)

Faustina Junior, wife of M. Aurelius. Bust r. Rev: Pietas standing 1., child in front. Coh. 173. Rare very fine. ($45.-60.)

Lucius Verus. 161-169. Denarius. Bare head r. Rev: Providentia standing 1.

Coh. 156. E. F. ($25.-35.)

Julia Domna, wife Septimius, D. 217. Denarius. Bust r. Rev: Hilaritas standing between two children. Coh. 79. E. F. ($15. 20.)

Denarius. Bust r. Rev: Pietas Publica standing at altar. Coh. 156. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Commodus. 177-192. Denarius. Rev : Apollo standing in long robe before harp. C25. Scarce, V. F. ($10.-13.50)

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Sestertius. Laureate head bearded r. Rev : Victory inscribing shield. VO/DE. Cob. 670. Rare. Dark green patina almost V. F.

Clodius Albinus. 195-197. Silver denarius, portion of legend not on planchet.Rev : scarce. PHOTO

well defined head - tops of last Minerva standing. Cob. 48. V. F.,

($60.-80.)

Caracalla. 198-217. Denarius. Laureate bead r. Rev; Securitas seated r. Cob.

434. VF, choice. ($15.-20.)

Denarius. Rev: Venus Victrix standing 1. Cob. 606. E. F. ($12.50-18.)

Plautilla, wife of Caracalla. 202-211. Denarius. Bust r. Rev; Venus Victrix

standing r., Cupid in front. Cob. 25. Scarce. E. F. ($35. 50.)

Denarius. Similar Venus type. V. F. ($25.-35.)

Geta, as Caesar. 198-209. Denarius. Child bust r. Rev: Geta standing 1., trophy Iiehind. Cob. 157. E. F. ($15.-20.)

Eiagabalus. 218-222. Denarius. Bust r. Rev; Laetitia standing 1. Cob. 70. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Julia Maesa, Grandmother of Eiagabalus. Denarius. Bust r. Rev: Felicitas standing 1. at altar. Cob. 45. A. U. ($35.-50.)

Severus Alexander. 222-235. Denarius. Bust r. Rev : Severus standing 1., holding globe. Cob. 270. V. F. ($12.50-18.)

Sestertius. Laureate bust r. Rev; Victory rushing 1., Cob. 349. Scarce, abt.

V. F. ($30.-40.)

Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus Alexander. 235. Denarius. Bust r. Fecu-

ditas standing 1., child at feet. Cob. 5. V. F. ($15.-25.)

Sestertius. Bust r. Rev. Juno standing 1., peacock at feet. Cob. 39. Fine. ($25.-35).

Denarius. Bust r. Rev: Vesta standing. Cob. 81. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Maximinus I, 235-238. Denarius. Rev. Pax standing 1. Cob. 31. E. F., reverse

not sharply struck. ($10.-15.)

Gordian HI. 238-244. Antoninianus. Radiate bust r. Rev: Mars rushing r.

Cob. 155. V. F. ($12.50-18.)

Antoninianus. Radiate bust r. Rev: Providentia standing 1. Cob. 296. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Antoninianus. Rev: Victory standing 1. leaning on shield. Cob. 353. V. F. ($12.50-18.)

Philip 1. 244-249. Antoninianus. Radiate bust r. Rev: Stag standing 1. Mil- lenium of Rome. Cob 183. V. F.-|- ($15.-20.)

Antoninianus. Radiate bust r. Rev : Roma seated in temple. Cob. 198. V. F. ($15.-20.)

Sestertius Laureate bust r. Rev: Four standards. Cob. 5. Scarce green patina. Fine. ($25.-35.)

Sestertius. Laureate bust r. Rev: Cippus inscril)ed COS/IIT. Cob. 195. Rare.

Bronze patina. V. F. ($35.-45.)

Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip 1. 244-249. First Christian Empress. Antonini- anus. Bust r. on crescent. Rev; Concordia seated 1. Cob. 4. V. F. ($15.-20.)

.Antoninianus. Rev : Concordia seated I. Cob. 4. E. F. ($25.-35.)

Philip 1 1 as Augustus. 247-249. Antoninianus. Rev; Philip I and II seated

1. Cob. 17. V. F. ($15.-20.)

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311 Trajan Decius. 249-251. Antoninianus. Rev. Genius standing 1., holding

patera and cornucopiae, standard behind. Coh. 49. E. F. ($15.-20.)

312 Herennia Etruscilla, wife of Trajan Decius. Antoninianus. Rev: Fecunditas

standing 1. Coh. 8. Scarce, A. U. ($15.-20.)

313 Herennius Etruscus, A. D. 251. Antoninianus. Radiate bust r. Rev: Clasped

hands. Coh. 4. E. F. ($20.-30.)

314 Trebonianus Gallus. 251-253. Antoninianus. Rev: Liberalitas standing 1. Coh.

56. E,.F. ($15.-20.)

315 Valerian I. 253-260. .Antoninianus. Rev. Liberalitas III standing 1. Coh. 108.

V. F.+ ($10.-15.)

316 Gallienus. 253-268. Antoninianus. Rev: Laetitia standing 1. Coh. 423. E. F. (.$8.-12.)

317 Postumus. 259-268. Dupondius. Radiate bust r. Rev: Galley. Coh. 175. Green

patina. Nice fine, scarce. ($25.-35.)

318 Billon Antoninianus. Radiate head r. Rev: Pax standing 1. Coh. 215. E. F. ($10.-20.)

319 Quietus. 260-261. Antoninianus. Rev: Apollo standing. Well centered E. F., with little apparent wear, but roughened planchet, good portion of silvering

remains. PHOTO ($52.50-67.50)

320 Macrianus. 260-261. Antoninianus. Rev: Indulgence seated. Shows very little

wear, but silvering spotty. Scarce. PHOTO ($52.50-70.)

321 Aurelian, Tacitus, Probus and Carus. 270-283. Antoninianii showing little

or no wear, but silvering not complete. ($37.50^5.)

322 Diocletian. 284-304. AE Antoninianus. Rev: Victory crowning Emperor.

Green spot on reverse. V. F.-E. F. ($7.50-10.)

323 283-308. Numerian, Carinus, Diocletian & Maximianus. Similar lot of 4

choice pieces. ($40.-50.)

324 Maximianus. 286-310. Billon Antonianus. Radiate bust r. Rev; Jupiter and

Hercules standing. Coh. 311. V. F. ($10.-20.)

325 Follis. Antioch mint. Laureate head r. Rev: Genius standing 1. Coh. 154.

Unc. ($25.-35.)

326 Constantius I. Cblorus. 305-306. Follis, Aquilea mint. Laureate head r. Rev:

Fides standing with two standards. Coh. 48. Smooth beautiful patina. E. F. ($20.-30.)

327 Galerius, as Caesar. 293-305. Follis. Alexandria. Laureate bust r. Rev:

Genius standing. Coh. 58. E. F. ($15.-20.)

BYZANTINE

328 Isaac H. 1185-1195. Concave bronze nomisma. Emperor standing holding cross and sword in sheath. Rev: Madonna on throne. V. G./Fine. Lot of 12

pieces.

($120.-145.)

329 Lot of concave nomismas of Manuel I. 1143-1180. Emperor standing holding

labarum and orb. Rev: Madonna seated facing. V. G./ Fine. 6 pieces. ($36.-42.)

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CRUSADERS

330

GEORGIA. David III. 1089-1130. Asper. Silver. St. Eugene. Rev: King with scepter and whip. Rare. PHOTO

331

TURKOMANS. Urtukus Mardin Alpi. Bronze two heads facing. Rev: facing. Poole 34. F./V. F. 3 pieces.

Head

($30.-45.)

332 SASSANIDES. Kobad I. 488-531. Broad drachm. E. F.; Khusran II. 590-628. Broad drachm. 2 varieties, both E. F. ; MamIuks of Egypt Silver dinar. V. F. 4 pieces.

333 TURKOMANS. Mardin Husam-ad-din Yuluk Arsian. 1184-1200. Large

bronze. Two facing busts crowned. Rev: Inscr. Poole 47. V. F. holed. ($30.-35.)

NORTH AMERICA

UNITED STATES

COLONIAL

334A Fugio Cent 1878 New Haven, restrike. Clubbed rays, concave ends. Red

unc. Sharp die breaks on obv. PHOTO ($12a.-l50.)

334B Fugio Cent 1787. Another New Haven Restrike (clubbed rays, concave ends). No sharp die breaks. Probably one of the earliest strikings. Part red, unc. PHOTO ($125.-150.)

334C Fugio Cent 1787, clubbed rays. Corrosion due to long burial, otherwise V. G.; Washington Cent 1783 “Unity States.” Heavy adjustments on rev. scratches on face, otherwise nice V. G. 2 pieces. ($47.50-75.)

334D Connecticut Cent, mailed bust (1786-88) with reverse brockage, rough

surface indicating burial in ground, otherwise V. G. We judge value of ($25.-35.)

334E Connecticut Cent 1786, mailed bust facing 1. Buried specimen, good; 1787 mailed bust 1., bust bold but overall only good; 1787 draped bust 1. “ETLIR” variety, V. G.+ Lot of 3. ($27.50-37.50)

334F Vermont Cent 1787. Bust to r. “VERMON-AUCTORP’. Rev: ‘TNDE- ETUB”, good; (1788) Georgius III. REX, mailed bust r. Heavy die break and dent in cheek, otherwise VG., Obv., Rev: Poor but INDE ETU (& bottom of B) visible. Crosby 34. Lot of 2. ($25.-30.)

334G French Colonies in America. U. S. 25c 1820 with R. F. within oblong c/m on face. Coin fair to good, digs at “A” of America and in obv. fields. C/M V. F. PHOTO ($50.-100.)

334H Hibernia Woods Coinage. Halfpenny 1723, second type. (1) V. G.-F. and (1)

F./G., but heavy dent at obv. rim and center rev. ; also Vermont 1787 “Georgius III Rex”. Obv. G.-V. G. but bad center dent and rim damage. Rev :

Nice V. G. for thin. Lot of 3. ($22.50-30.)

3341 Massachusetts Cent 1787. Arrows in eagle’s left talon, V. F. but many edge

dents ; 1788 fine but edge rough and bumps at last “T”. Lot of 2. ($47.50-60.)

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334J New Jersey Cent 1787. Large planchet, sprigs under shield. “Buried” speci- men, horse not visible, otherwise G.-V. G. ; 1786 narrow shield, abt. fine but date not sharp ; 1788 large planchet, horse facing r., V. F. but corrosion due to long burial. Lot of 3. ($57.50-75.)

334K New Jersey 1786 (1) good, (1) sharp fine but dents above bases head, has pronounced outline to shield; 1787 fine but horse’s head not sharp; another t)iick planchet : G./V. G. Lot of 4. ($50.-65.)

334L Nova Constellatio 1785 Cent good; Connecticut 1785 bad dents obv. and rev., poor to good ; also Bermuda 1798 ship penny token, F.-V. F. edge rim rough on obv. All 3 appear to have been buried. ($35.-50.)

334M Nova Constellation Cent 1785 pointed rays, fine, defect below “FT”; 1783

F./G. but bent. Lot of 2. ($32.50-40.)

o34N Virginia Halfpenny 1773, no period after “Georgius”. (1) V. F. and (1) V. G.

Lot of 2. ($42.50-52.50)

334P Connecticut (2). Virginia Halfpenny 1773 (1) ; Massachusetts Cent (2) ;

New Jersey 1787 (1); Nova Constellatio (1); Nova Eboraca (1). Poor to good but identifiable by type; also Feuchtwanger 1837 Cent, holed, fine.

Good for student or dealer. Lot of 9. ('$27.50-37.50)

U.S. REGULAR ISSUES

335 Cent 1794. Frossard 3, date far below bust, thick “1” and large “9” in date. Nice F.-V. F. for this coinage. 4 edge nicks show on reverse. PHOTO

Well worth. ($225.-275.)

336 Cent 1795, plain edge, no pole, “AI.B” of Talljot Album and Lee Cent shows above lil)erty cap and “LIB.” “P’ for “1” in date. Rev: als,o shows part of undercoin. Shows little ol)vious wear but not well struck overall.

Red corrosion small left section of obv. and abt. half of rev., still choice and desirable. PHOTO ($325.-400.)

337 Cent 1795. Lettered edge with pole. “P’ for “1” in date. Rev: Last “0” in fraction recut, long fraction line. Tiny field nicks, still abt. V. F.

PHOTO " ($225.-250.^

338 p2 Cent 1795 plain edge. Pole to cap, punctuated date, die breaks from top

of “P’ and “R” in “Liberty.” Abt. fine. PHOTO ($125.-165.)

339 )/. Cent 1797 plain edge, pole to caj). Heavy “1” and no punctuation in date.

Die break from chin looks like ])rotruding tongue. Two edge cuts below date, dents at caj). Rev: Center area and U. R. area flat. Obv. all legible. PHOTO Worth. ($50.-60.)

339A Cent 1803, nicely struck but fields with fine erosion, die break on reverse from over “L” in “Llalf” thru and across left side of “kP’ to edge. Nice dark colored. V. F. ($35.-40.)

340 Cent 1804, plain “4” no stems. (1) finej- but edge and rim have small- abrasions; another nice V. G. but cut around edge of rim on rev. Lot of 2. ($27.50-35.)

,341 pi Cent 1804, Crosslct “4”, with stems reverse. Well struck showing very little wear. Die break thru middle of "IHKR”. Rev. leaves not all well struck. Obv. shows some mint color, some carbon spots, kev: Dark spotty color, (lie [)reak over “K”’ of .America. .A. U. f*H()TO ($85.-100.)

.342 p2 Cent 1804, ])lain 4-stems. (.)bv. good V. b'.. Rev: “K” of ‘T'ent” not well struck, raised rim at lower right showing. The scarcest of the 1804 types.

PHOTO ($75.-90.)

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343 y2 Cent 1805 large “5” with stems. Obv. V. F. but light old scratches overall.

“T” of Liberty with one foot, “R” shows recutting. Diebreak thru “1” of

date. Rev : Nice V. F. ($25.-32.50)

344 y2 Cent 1806, large “6” stems. Part mint red but not fully struck reverse.

Last “S” of States barely visible. Attractive appearance. Technically this is

unc. but we believe an A.U. price is indicated. PHOTO ($65.-85.)

345 Cent 1807, V. G.-F. (2) (1) G.-V. G., scratches on face and rev.; (1) fair,

rev. center flat. Lot of 4. ($37.50-42.50)

346 Cent 1808, good V. F., scratch in obv. field. Rev: Die break from right

stem. “0” of “Of” weakly struck. ($32.50-37.50)

347 ^ Cent 1809 over 6, V. G.-F., bold date ; normal 1809 strong fine but cut on

“1” of date, scratches above head. Lot of 2. ($32.50-37.50)

348 J/2 Cent 1809 9 over 6. Not well struck, shows very little wear, planchet de-

fect at edge near 2nd star. PHOTO. We consider this A. U. and a conserv- ative price of ($85.-110.)

349 J/2 Cent 1810, E. F. Obv. slightly off center. “Pimple” on jaw, die break across hair. Rev: “America” weakly struck. A choice copy of this scarce

date. PHOTO ($85.-110.)

350 ^ Cent 1810, V. F. Pitted surface overall and (1) nice V. G.-F., some light

scratches. Both weakly struck at “America”. Lot of 2. PHOTO ($62.50-75.)

351 ^ Cent 1811. A nice E. F., small scratch in obv. left field. Rev: Struck off

center. A most desirable specimen of this scarce date. PHOTO ($185.-225.)

352 j/2 Cent 1825, E. E., all but one star showing, crosses. Eine scratch in right

field, curls a bit flat. Also some light scratches on rev. Still attractive. ($32.50-37.50)

353 yz Cent 1826. Chocolate E. F.-A. U., some dark spotting. ($45.-55.)

354 Cent 1826 (1) nice V. F. and (1) strong V. G. but scratchees on obv. and

rev. Lot of 2. ($30.-35.)

355 Cent 1828, 12 star variety, V.F.+ but many small digs and abrasions on

obv. and few shallow digs on rev. Still a nice coin. Worth. ($27.50-32.50)

356 Cent 1828. 13 stars variety. (2) V. F. coins. ($37.50-45.)

357 yz Cent 1829, about 40% mint red. Rev: Sharp recutting on all letters of

“Llalf Cent.” PHOTO. Worth. ($55.-70.)

358 yz Cent 1829, fine but heavy dig in reverse. Obv. digs on face and ribbon ;

1832, E. E., but areas of pitting and edge nicks. Lot of 2 worth ($22.50-27.50)

359 yz Cent 1832. Chocolate unc., some darker areas and areas of green. Rev:

“H, A & F” of Half recut. PHOTO ($50.-65.)

360 Cent 1833, chocolate unc. Die break thru stars 2 to 7. Brockage on rev.

Some minor scratching. Still a beauty. PHOTO. Worth. ($50.-60.)

361 ^ Cent 1833. Light chocolate colored, unc., well struck, with some brockage

visible on rev. Barely visible faint “15” scratched behind head. PHOTO.

Well worth. ($50.-60.)

362

H Cent 1833. Obv. nice fine. Rev: Abt. V. F. ; 1834, abt. scratches on cheek and field.

E. F., but light

($40.-50.)

363 yz Cent 1834, choice E. E. Brockage shows on obv.

($35.-42.50)

364 Cent 1834 and 1835. E. F.-A. U. pair. Minor scratches do not appreciably detract from the choice appearance. “Half Cent” of 1835 shows recutting.

Lot of 2. ($75.-90.)

365 Yz Cent 1835, nice A. U. Brockage visible on obv. Barely visible “10” scratched

below bust. Obv. chocolate/dark, some areas of fine corrosion. ($42.50-50.)

366 ^ Cent 1849 large date. V. F.-E. F. with some small black corrosion areas ;

1850, E. F., stars 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 not well struck. Nice lot of 2. PHOTO Worth. ($65.-72.50)

367 Yz Cent 1853, part red unc. Obv. well struck. Rev : Dull but some red. Small

dent on “N” and under “L”. Still a choice piece worth. ($47.50-55.)

368 Cent 1853, A. U. Obv. light field scratches, tiny edge dings. ($35.-40.)

369 Yi- Cent 1854, E. F.-A.U. Some field scratches. Still a desirable piece. Worth. ($35.-40.)

370 Y2 Cent 1855, unc. Rev: Red; obv. red at base of stars, at date and about

bust. PHOTO ($52.50-62.50)

371 Y2 Cent 1856. Part red unc. Stars 5 & 6 & “Liberty” not well struck. Well

worth. ($52.50-62.50)

372 Y2 Cent 1856, abt. E. F., edge dings, scratches on rev; 1851, abt. V. F.,

scratches on obv. and rev. Nice lot of 2. ($40.-45.)

373 Y2 Cent 1856, abt. E. F. minor scratches and edge dings. ($22.50-27.50)

374 Y2 Cent 1857, A. U., some red. Last date of series and scarce. PHOTO ($62.50-72.50)

375 Y2 Cent 1800. obv. good; rev. poor to fair; 1806 bold date, but rest of coin poor ; 1809, fair, large hole in head ; 1825, V. G. but area 6 to 9 o’clock many

dents which show also on rev. Lot of 4. ($16.-18.50)

376 Y2 Cent 1849., F.-V. F. reverse badly discolored, scratches, dents and edge dings; 1851, F.-V. F. but rim has edge lump which many be mint error. Still

a presentable coin. Lot of 2. Worth. ($22.50-27.50)

377 One Cent 1794 (Sheldon 59) double chin. Rev. shows advanced die break.

V. G. but surface badly pitted. Probably has been buried. “T. McK” over head. Date and features clear; 1794 with strong date and bust. Rev. quite

flat. Lot of 2 nice type space fillers. ($30.-37.50)

378 One Cent 1794, Sh. #47. Short bust, upper locks braided. V. G.-F. but sur-

face dark and pitted overall, has perhaps been buried in ground. Still a pre- sentable piece. PHOTO ($50.-65.)

379 One Cent Liberty cap type, date not visible, heavily pitted probably due to long burial; 1795 clear date, plain edge, badly hammered; also 1801 three

error variety. Rev: Single stem clear. 3 space fillers. ($15.-20.)

380 One Cent 1796, both type. Liberty cap (Sheldon 91) obv. sharp V. G., date quite sharp. Rev: Top and bottom worn flat; draped bust (Sheldon 14),

Obv. V. G., bold date, die break over second “T” of States. Rev: Fair. Lot

of 2 good pieces. PHOTO. Worth. ($67.50-75.)

381 One Cent 1797. Stems, broken fraction, but a nice overall V. G. Worth. ($20.-25.)

382 One Cent 1797 (Sheldon 128). A nice fine with date bold. Obv. shows many of the diagnostic die breaks. Rev: “M” cut over “E’ shows sharply. Some

areas of erosion. ($35.-42.50)

383 One Cent 1797 (Sheldon obv. 21) Fair to good, bold date. Rev: Heavily

scratched but very like “T” for the rare Sheldon 143. Worth. ($25.-35.)

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384 One Cent 1797 poor; (1) good, but edge damaged and dig in reveise, 1798 (3) poor to fair, (1) Sheldon 168 (diagnostic die break on rev.). Coin

poor to fair. Lot of 6 space fillers. ■*"

385 One Cent 1798. Fair to abt. V. G. 3 pieces. ($20.-22.50)

386 One Cent 1798, Sheldon 165. Large “8” whisker variety. Obv. a nice fine. Rev.

U. R. portion “AXES OF” not visible, rest is sharp. One dig which looks like

mint flaw. Worth. ($25.-30.)

387 One Cent 1798, Sheldon 186, with reverse die break quite advanced. Obv. fine except for heavy scratches above face and across “TY”. Rev: Nice fine.

Worth. ($25.-30.)

388 One Cent 1798, Sheldon 187. Obv. and rev. die breaks quite advanced. Overall

nice fine but attempted piercing to left of date and between “E & S” of States. Still worth. ($15.50-22.50)

389 One Cent 1801, Sheldon 222. Obv. abt. fine. Rev: V. G., but U. R. area not

clear. Cuts on rev. Worth ($20.-25.)

390 One Cent 1804. Pleasing dark brown, even wear about fine. Basal state 10.

Fine with even corrosion in fields. Presentable specimen of this popular rare

date. PHOTO ($325.-400.)

391 One Cent 1800 - 2 overdates; (1) with large hole, date clear (Sheldon 191);

(1) poor to fair (corrosion) ; (1) nice V. G.+ 1802 Sheldon 239; (1) Sheldon 240, G.-V. G. ; (1) stems nice V. G. but cross scratched across center; (1)

1806 bold date but large “W” c/m over face. Lot of 6. Worth ($37.50-45.)

392 One Cent 1800, the “chips” variety. “Whisker” die break at inside of “C” of

cents. V. G.-F. obv.; reverse nice fine. Worth ($20.-25.)

393 One Cent 1802 with stems, Sheldon 226, nice VF, not well struck at bottom of date and at top of letters on rev. from 6 to 2 o’clock. Attractive chocolate

color. ($25.-30.)

394 One Cent 1803, large fraction, short bar. Ghost “3” - Reverse charac- teristic die breaks are easily seen. V. G. of this scarce variety. R. 6. PHOTO.

Should bring ($75.-100.)

395 One Cent 1803, large fraction, Sheldon 260, nice V. F., bust scratches in field

and on hair, also some minor edge dings. Worth ($35.-40.)

396 One Cent 1803, 5 presentable pieces. (2) good, (2) V. G. and (1) V. G.-F. ($42.50-50.)

397 One Cent 1805. A pleasing F. to V. F. ($30.-40.)

398 One Cent 1806, fine, but pitted obv. and rev. Some old scratching on rev.;

also 1800 bold date. Obv. good, rev. abt. V. G. few digs,. Lot of 2. Worth ($50.-60.)

399 One Cent 1807. Large fraction, Sheldon 275. A choice V. F. sharp incuse of reverse leaf from chin to neck. Rev: Full struck but slightly off centered to 1. R.6. Sheldon states “I have seen only half a dozen or so in condition better than fine, and this is a hard cent to find when you want one.”

PHOTO. Worth ($200.-250.)

400 One Cent 1807, perfect date large fraction, Sheldon 275. Obv. fine. Top of

“Liberty” weak. R.6. Scarce variety. PHOTO. Worth ($75.-90.)

401 One Cent 1807, large “7” over “6”, V. G.-F., but right part of “6” scratched

out. Another G.-V. G. but date boldly sharp. Good lot of 2. Worth ($32.50-40.)

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402 One Cent 1807, V. G.-F. reverse. Obv. a good V. G. Top of “Liberty” and

fraction area not well struck; 1805 (1) good; (1) fair; (1) fair but bent and straightened causing areas of flattening. Lot of 4. Worth ($27.50-32.50)

403 One Cent 1808, Sheldon 279. Strictly E. F., struck off-centered to U. R. Obviously a late striking since most stars on right are connected to rim.

Note remarks about die break variations in Sheldon. Pleasing dark tone.

PHOTO. Worth ($100.-125.)

404 One Cent 1808, Sheldon 279, F.-V. F., many small adrasions and 1 dig near

star 13. Also some edge dings. Still a well defined specimen and worth ($40.-50.)

405 One Cent 1809. Obverse is a strong V. G. with bust and date quite bold. Not well struck in U. L. portion. Rev : Quite sharp, lower section rough. Many diagnostic die breaks are clear. Nice specimen of this scarce date. PHOTO

Worth ($110.-135.)

406 One Cent 1810, F.-V. F., Sheldon 285, “IRT” recutting quite sharp. Obverse

shows dark fine pitting and 2 old scratches, on neck. Several light edge bumps. Well worth ($32.50-42.50)

407 One Cent 1810, overdate abt. V. G. Date sharply bold. Stars and part of

bust not well defined. Rev : Good V. G. ; 1808 abt. fair. Lot of 2. ($20.-25.)

408 One Cent 1810. 2 V. G. with some weakly struck portions; (1) G.-V. G. ; (1)

V. G. but severe dents in field, showing flattening on rev.; and (1) abt. fair

obv. with V. G. rev. Good dealer lot of 5. ($42.50-52.50)

409 One Cent 1811 overdate good but obv. digs. Rev: Flat at “States”; (1) good

and (1) Good-V. G., perfect date. Lot of 3 of this scarce date. ($75.-85.)

410 One Cent 1812 V. G.-F. some areas corroded; (1) good with bad scratches

and clip at edge below date ; (2) fair to good (holed) ; (1) good but badly dented near front of bust. Lot of 5 worth ($30.-35.)

411 One Cent 1813, V. G.-F. but scratches over eye, shallow digs in obv. Rev:

Rough surface dent on “C”. Still worth ($30.-35.)

412 One Cent 1814, plain “4”, G.-V. G., date bold. Rev: Fair; (1) G.-V. G. shallow scratches and abrasions; Crosslet “4” (1) V. G. but obv. field quite rough;

(1) V. G. obv., rev. good. Nice lot of 4. Worth ($37.50-47.50)

413 One Cent 1827, V.G.; 1828 L D, V. F.-E. F. ; 1837, abt. V. F. Nice lot of 3.

Worth ($35.-42.50

414 Lot of 12. 4 holed. All before 1814. Some legible dates, reverses, etc. Just

space fillers and spares. ($15.-18.50)

415 1843. Obv. of 1842. Rev. of 1844. A choice E. F., some carbon spots which

do not detract from general nice appearance. PHOTO ($175.-225.)

416 1855. Slant “5”s - knob on ear. A good V. F.-E. F. example of this scarce

variety. ($30.-40.)

417 Ic 1856. Flying Eagle. Pattern proof - well struck, but obv. shows the

slightest wear on wing tips and talons. Attractive toning. A most desirable specimen of this popular rarity. PHOTO. Well worth ($2250.-2750.)

418 Ic Flying Eagle 1857, V. F. edge dings, tiny cut in first “A” of America;

1858 S. L. large space between “A” and “M”, abt. V. F. ; edge dings, large letters (1) with “A” and “M” joined at based F.W. G. ; (1) with serifs touching, but not on same plain, F./V. G. ; (1) S. L. A & M separated but retrograde punches of 1867 punched at each side of date. Quite interesting.

F./V. G. Lot of 5. ($40.-45.)

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419 Ic C-N 1859, E. F.-A.U., nice mint lustre. 1860, nice fine but edge knock

below date. Lot of 2. ' '

420 Ic 1861 and 1862. Both nice E.F. ($30.-37.50)

421 Ic 1863 and 1864 C-N. Both unc. Lot of 2. ($57.50-67.50)

422 Ic 1863 and 1864 C-N. Just the slightest rubbing on face of each, probably

from careless handling. Reverse shows no handling at all. Lot of 2. ($47.50-57.50)

422A Ic 1864 “L”. Sharp “L”. Bottom of “Ber” worn flat, cut on “O” of ‘ONE.’

Still sharp Fine. Worth. ($40.-50.)

423 Ic 1864-L. Abt. E.F. “L” very strong. Scratches in obv. fields. ($75. 95.)

424 Ic Bronze 1864, chocolate strong A. U. but edge dings; 1865, V. F., part of

reverse shows incuse in front of face and over feathers. Lot of 2. ($32.50-40.)

425 Ic 1865, red unc. with fine dark speckling. ($35.-40.)

426 Ic 1866, red unc. very light scratch on cheek. Scarce. PHOTO ($120.-135.)

427 Ic 1866, brassy red unc., some grey spotting. Rev. has light rub on ribbon.

Scarce. Worth ($90.-110.)

428 Ic 1866, V. F. Obv. bruises on face and field; 1868 overall fine and sharp but

planchet pealing. “Berty” bottom flat. Lot of 2. ($55.-62.50)

429 Ic 1867, unc. Obv. red slight speckling. Rev. chocolate. Small scrape on rim below “7” Profile line incused on rev. Small scratch below “N” of Cent.

Scarce. ($95.-110.)

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Ic 1869. Overall sharp fine but “Liberty” flat. Die break at top of obv. letters

and on Rev. at right of wreath. ($37.50-42.50)

Ic 1870. Brassy red unc. some speckling. Rim die break at top obv. Die breaks at date and at sides. Slight rubbing on hair over ear. Rev. letter “E” of cent shows recutting. PHOTO ($130.-150.)

Ic 1871 abt. V. F. ; 1873, nice fine. Lot of 2. ($60.-65.)

Ic 1872, nice fine, scratch over head at side of “O”. Rev. scratch on ribbon

and arrow. Scarce. ($42.50-50.)

Ic 1873, abt. E. F. Some areas of red at bases of letters and neck. Rev. “E” of Cent recut. ($27.50-32.50)

Ic 1874. Spotty red unc. Matte surface. Sharp die break across bottom of

date. ($65.-70.)

Ic 1875, nice E. F., but scratches on cheek and neck; also scratch under “C”,

some red. ($35.-42.50)

Ic 1876, attractive red. Unc. obverse; reverse color a bit dull. Rub on ribbon highlight. ($80.-85.)

Ic 1876, dull red unc. Slightest rub on rev. ribbon. ($80.-85.)

Ic 1876, strictly unc. Not quite as nice as above. Slight rubbing on hair- ribbon and rev. ribbon. ($60-75 )

Ic 1877, strictly V. F. Bold overall, but obv. field abrasions. PHOTO Easily

worth ($275.-325.)

Ic 1878, strictly unc. but rubbing on very highest tops of obv. letters.

points. Die break around

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442 Ic 1884, red unc. Sharp recutting of all letters “United States”. Tiny carbon

spot on rev. ($30.-35.)

443 Ic 1915, unc. part red. Scarce.

($50.-60.)

444 2c 1864 L. M.-A. U., incuse shows above ribbon of wreatb ; (1) 1865 red Unc.

Rev. die breaks thru letters; (1) 1866 spotted unc. some mint rough surface on rim edge; 1867, 1868 and 1869 nice fines; (1) 1871 nice V. F. “1” of date sharply recut. Lot of 7. ($100.-120.)

445 3c silver 1852, poorly struck. Shows impression of rev. on obv. and obv. on reverse. Shows no apparent wear; 1856 poorly struck, adjustment marks on

rev. Shows no apparent wear, some mint lustre. Lot of 2 worth ($37.50-45.)

446 3c Silver 1852 (2); 1853 (2); 1857, 1858. Lot of 6. Good to fine. 1858 is

buckled. ($22.50-26.50)

447 3c Silver 1861 unc. tail of arrows and outline of shield a bit flat, 2 edge dings.

Well struck for this coinage. ($35.-45.)

448 3c Silver 1863 choice sharp E. F. Abt. 2 mm. shallow arc cut from edge, some

field abrasions. Sharp line recut on one side of star. Rare and Avorth. ($75.-95.)

449 3c 1865-CN, unc. Last “A” of America sharply recut. Brockage (or clashed dies) obvious on obv. and rev. ; 1866 (2) uncs. small areas, pealed planchet.

Lot of 3. ($45.-50.)

450 3c 1867-1871 CN. Fine to good V. F. Lot of 5. ($25.-30.)

451 3c 1872 to 1876 CN. V. F.-E. F. (1875 has planchet defect on ear.) Lot of 5. ($47.50-55.)

451A Half Dime 1795, heavy die break over “TY and Star 9”, 15 stars. Very sharp EE, weakly struck upper left of obv. and lower rim area of reverse, edge dings. Has been cleaned. Still a most attractive coin. PHOTO ($550.-750.)

452 y-2. Dime 1796, normal date. 8+7 stars. Date, stars and all legends clear and

even. Grades strictly fine but digs on obv. and rev. General appearance still desirable. PHOTO. Worthy of a bid of ($185.-225.)

453 Half Dime 1829, toned unc. but eagle’s beak and neck on rev. and center of

face not well struck. Stars, date and legends sharply struck. Worth ($52.50-60.)

454 Half Dime 1830, V. F./E. F. ; 1831, E. F. Lot of 2.

455

($32.50-37.50)

Half Dime 1834, well struck with proof-like fields. Interesting die break in last “S” of States. Brockage (or die clashing) shows in front of lower portion of face (the eagle’s wing of rev.). Small flaw (possibly done at mint) on edge below date. Worth ($55.-70.)

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Half Dime 1832; 1833 (high “3”). Both V. F.-E. F. Lot of 2.

($30.-35.)

Llalf Dime 1834, very well struck. Shows brockage of eagle’s wing (as previ- ous lot). Die break thru No. 7 star at top of head. So choice worth ($52.50-62.50.)

Half Dime 1834 fine+ ; 1835 small date G. Parts of legends not legible, date clear; 1835 large date V. G.-F. ; 1836 sharp all over but dented and slightly bent. Lot of 4. ($18.50-21.)

Half Dime 1837, bust type, small “5”, nice V. F. ($30.-35.)

Half Dime seated Liberty 1837, no stars. Small date, a nice fine but 3 black areas (possibly pitch) at head, shoulder, and at left of base obverse. Large date abt. V. G. sharp, scratches across center obv. and cut through “half”.

Lot of 2 worth ($67.50-85.)

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Half Dime 1838 with stars. Well struck, nnc. star, almost to knee.

Die break from rim thru 13th

($45.-52.50)

Half Dime 1839, V. G.-F but field dent with slight buckling. Rev: Cuts on “ICA”; 1840 no drapery, fine; with drapery, V. G. scratches on rev. ;1841, F-VF ; 1842 abt. V. G./Fine ; 1843, fine, spotted and nick on edge ; 1844, V. G. Lot of 7.

($25.-30.)

Flalf Dime 1845, V. F.-E. F. ; 1847, VF ; 1848, V. F.-E. F. digs and black spot

on rev. ; 1848-0 F./V. G. Lot of 4. ($40.-45.)

Half Dimel849, V. G.-F. ; 1850, F.-V. F. ; 1851, V. F. scratches in fields ; 1852,

E. F. small dig on “2” and scratches in fields; 1853 arrows, V. G. Lot of 5.

($22.50-26.50)

Half Dime 1853 with arrows, unc. ; and another nice A. U. but scratches over shoulder. Lot of 2. ($62.50-70.)

Half Dime 1854, good V. F., brockage obv. and rev.; 1855 no apparent wear, but (original planchet) field shows horizontal adjustments. Some light scratches in field; 1856 nice fine. Lot of 3. ($28.50-32.50)

Half Dime 1857, V. G. ; 1858, A. U. bottom of figure platform recut ; 1859,

V. G./F. cut near “9”; 1860, V. G. Lot of 4. ($22.50-25.)

Half Dime 1861 (2), V. G. and fine; 1864-S, E. F. some field abrasions. Lot

of 3. ($40.-45.)

Half Dime 1862, V. F. field abrasions ; 1870, E. F. ; 1871, A. U. edge ding ;

1872, E. F. rough planchet ; 1873 good V. F. Lot of 5. ($38.50-45.)

Nickel 5c 1866, V. F.-E. F. die break “CEN-UNIT” ; 1867 with rays, V. F., field has matte appearance, die break over top of “OF AMERICA”. Lot of 2. ($40.-15.)

5c 1867 with rays, F.-V. F. ; 1867 no rays, unc. Triangular die break in horiz.

lines of shield, one fifth pillar. Lot of 2. ($40.-45.)

5c 1867, no rays, V. G., some corrosion areas ; 1868, E. F. heavy die breaks,

7 stars not well struck ; 1869, abt. V. F. ; 1870, V. F.-E. E., heavy die breaks.

Lot of 4. ($27.50-30.)

5c 1872, F.-V. F. ; 1873 closed “3”, V. F.+. “S” of Cents broken at bottom ;

(1) open 3 V. F. Lot of 3. ($30.-32.50)

5c 1874 die breaks from each bottom leaf to rim, also thru “7” of date. Nice

V. F. ; 1875, F.+ ; 1876 spotted A. U. Lot of 3. ($70.-80.)

5c 1882, lightly toned unc. All of date shows strong recutting.

($22.50-27.50)

5c 1883, no cents, and 1913 type 1. Both toned uncs. but not too sharply struck. Lot of 2. ($14.-15.)

5c 1913-D, type 1. V. F./E. F. ($5.-7.50)

10c 1796. A most attractive coin. Heavy die break at lower left and light adjustments on neck. Star and edge dent over “RT”. Lovely blue toning on obverse, grey on reverse. Overall a desirable, abt. E. E. PHOTO. Should

bring ($1250.-1500.)

10c 1805, 5 berries, V. F. “I” of Liberty faint (as it would be in partially

filled die section). Light toning. PHOTO ($225.-275.)

10c 1807, V. G., but left portion No. 2 star to “L’ worn flat. Bold date. Left

side of rev. flat (United St)ATES OF tops are flat. Worth ($45.-52.50)

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481 10c 1814, small date. Fine.

($20.-25.)

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10c 1820, large “O”. Good, scratches on obv. and rev. ; 1821 small date, G./

V. G. ; 1821 large date, V. G./G., small bruise behind head; 1823/2, V. G./G.

Lot of 4. ($30.-35.)

10c 1821, large date. A choice V. F. with delicate toning. Light brockage

from neck to field (of rev. eagle’s wing). ($30.-45.)

lO'c 1823/2, V. G. Obverse is exceptionally nice, showing full “Liberty”; 1825 a nice fine, some very light scratches behind head from small black carbon areas in front of bust. Lot of 2. ($30.-37.50)

lOc 1825, good, but heavy dig below bust to left of date thru center of “1”;

1827 G.+ and (1) Good but bent and dented thru face; 1829, Good; 1831,

V. G.+. Lot of 5. ($22.50-27.50)

10c 1829, V. G.+. “1” of 10 C. has recutting at top. Digs in “A” and “M” of America, small dig on neck and field of obverse; 1830, fine, edge ding;

1832, V.G.-F; 1833, F.-V. F. Lot of 4. ($25.-30.)

10c 1834, small “4”, F.+ ; large “4”, V. G.-F. ; 1835, fine ; 1836, G./Fair ; and (1) V. G.-F.; 1837 bust type, V. G.+ die break at right side of date, 2 heavy scratches across face. Lot of 6. ($30.-37.50)

10c 1837, Liberty seated. No stars, large date, G.-V. G., field scratches on reverse rim, small date. Good. Lot of 2. ($70.-80.)

10c 1838-0 (1) good4- date very bold; another good but several cuts on obv.

and rev. Lot of 2. Worth ($55.-60.)

10c Seated Liberty 1838 large stars. Fine; 1839, V. F. some scratches on rev.;

1840 abt. V. F. ; 1841-0 with drapery, good V. F. Lot of 4. ($32.50-37.50)

10c 1842, E. F. ; 1843 fine, planchet defect above shoulder ; 1845, V. F.-|- but

2 small scratches to right of hand, small dig above “O” of one. Lot of 3. ($21.-27.50)

10c 1844, abt. fine. ($40.-50.)

10c 1847, V.G.-F.; 1848, abt. fine; 1849 toned E. F. ; 1850-0, V.G.-F. scratch

at date and in drapery, tiny digs. Rev. 2 digs and faint scratches. Lot of 4. ($35.-40.)

10c 1851-0, abt. fine; 1852, fine but scratches obv. and rev.; 1853 with arrows, toned unc. shows rev. brockage over shoulder. Lot of 3. ($40.-50.)

10c 1853 with arrows, toned unc. ($30.-35.)

10c 1854 toned E. F. ; 1855, V. F. scratches on obv.; 1856 small date, V. F.+.

Lot of 3. ($22.50-27.50)

10c 1857, E. F. ; 1858-0, V. F. few tiny scratches obv. and rev.; 1859, V. F.

Lot of 3. ($27.50-32.50)

10c 1860, abt. E. F. Head not fully struck ; 1861, V. F. ; 1862-S, V. G.-F. scratch below platform. Lot of 3. ($27.50-32.50)

10c 1863-S, E. F., tiny digs and scratches. 10c 1867-S, fine; 1868-S, V.G.-F. Lot of 2. 10c 1872-S, V. F. toned.

($37.50-45.)

($27.50-32.50)

($30.-35.)

10c 1869-S, V. G.+ ; 1870, V. G. cut on wrist ; 1871, V. F. ; 1873 no arrows (1)

Fine-V. F. ; (1) which has littler wear, nicely toned, poor striking, which we price as V. F. Lot of 5. ($27.50-32.50)

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10c. 1873 with arrows. Good V. F., head not fiillj’^ struck.

($25.-30.)

10c 1874 with arrows. Abt. E. F.

10c 1875 choice A. U. toned; 1876 toned unc. little beauties.

($35.-42.50)

light dig on cheek. Lot of 2

($32.50-40.)

506 10c 1875, fine; 1875-S, AU head flate ; 1878 nicely toned, shows very little wear. Head and part of obv. legends not fully struck, but partial wire edge.

Small dig on edge rim on rev. Lot of 3. ($20.-25.)

507 10c 1877-CC, unc. Fields proof-like, has slight flattening on extreme high- lights. General appearance is beautiful. PHOTO. Worth ($70.-85.)

508 20c 1875, attractively toned, proof like unc. ‘293’ inked in field to r.

PHOTO ($150.-175.)

509 20c 1875 toned proof like unc. ‘294’ inked on obv. and rev. (identification of old collection). A few small areas of rubbing, still a choice unc. PHOTO

Worth ($140.-165.)

510 20c 1875-S strictly unc. part wire edge. Rev. Wing edges, eagle’s head and

claws not well struck. PHOTO ($90.-115.)

511 20'c 1875-S, 2 good E. F'.’s. Reverse not too well struck. Lot of 2. ($110.-125.)

512 20c 1876, strictly unc. but the slightest rubbing on top edge of left wing.

Also some edge dings. We consider as A. U. Worth ($100.-125.)

513 20c 1876, E. F. ($67.50-75.)

514 25c 1796, first year of issue, a type coin. Even wear throughout, obv. and rev. strong V. G.-f. Old number inked on bust, as often seen on coins in the

older collections. A nice specimen. PHOTO. Worth ($1500.-1750.)

515 25c 1805, nice V. G. irridescent toning on obv. the lightest scratches on bust.

Rev. Dull grey. Attractive. ($70.-85.)

516 25c 1805. Good, scratches on bust, date bold; 1806, G.-V. G. ; 1807, fair to

good, clear date. Nice lot of 3 early quarters. ($120.-145.)

517 25c 1806, nice V. G., but top of “Liberty” worn. “1” of date has no left serif

foot. Rev. has small dig below “25”. ($60.-70.)

518 25c 1818, toned V. G.-F. ($27.50-35.)

519 25c 1815, good-}-, edge nick and dings, scratches in front of face; 1820 large

“0”, abt. V. G. Nice lot of 2. ($32.50-40.)

520 25c 1819, V. G., date quite bold. “5” of 25c shows heavy recutting ; 1820 small

“0”, abt. V. G. Nice even wear. Lot of 2. ($32.50-40.)

521 25c 1820, large “0”, nice V. G. ; 1821, G.-V. G. digs between stars 12 and 13.

Fot of 2. ($35.-40.)

522 25c 1821, abt. V. (L; 1825, V. G. edge cuts; 1828, good, date bold. Lot of 3. ($50.-57.50)

523 25c 1831, E. F.-A. U., edge appears as being struck in broken collar, half

milling, nicely toned. PHOTO ($90.-120 )

524 25c 1832, V. G.-j- but initials scratched in field; 1833, F.-V. F., brockage shows

in area of ear (vertical line of rev. shield). Lot of 2. ($32.50-42.50)

525 25c 18o4, (1) V. G.; (1) Fine; and (1) abt. V. F. with die break from lower

bust to rim, below star 1 .Nice lot of 3. ($70-85 )

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551

25c 1835, F.-V. F., heavy “1” in date. Die break arcs from rim above star 3 to nose, and from bonnet to star 10. A more pronounced break from bottom of bust to rim. ($32.50-42.50)

25c 1835, V. F.-E. F. with light toning. 25c 1836, fine ; 1837, F.-V. F. Lot of 2.

($65.-85.)

($65.-75.)

Seated Liberty 25c 1839, no drapery, V. F. ; 1840-0, with drapery, fine. Lot

of 2. ($32.50-40.)

25c 1847, A. U., soiled to left of face, triangular die break to left of date, showing planchet flattening. Small dig below “I” of United. Really a choice coin. ($32.50-42.50)

25c 1848, toned A. U., die breaks thru base of “QUATR. DOL.” ($32.50-40.)

25c 1850, V. F. ; 1851, A.U., die break thru “Q” of Quarter. Lot of 2. ($55.-65.)

25c 1853 with arrows. Toned unc. Rev: Some black streaking, die breaks

thru bottom of “ATES O” and top of “ME”. Scarce so choice. PHOTO ($90.-110.)

25c 1854, toned unc. Shows recutting at date and arrows and ol)v. die breaks. ($50.-50.)

25c 1855, A. U. toned. ($32.50-42.50)

25c 1856, toned choice A. U., shows rim die break on obv. from 6 to 8 o’clock ; 1856-0 toned E. F. Lot of 2. ($42.50-50.)

25c 1840-0 with drapery, abt. V. F. ; without drapery, V. F. Lot of 2. ($37.50-45.)

25c 1841-0, E. F. edge dings and minor field scratches; 1842-0 large date,

V. G.4-- Triangle scratched in obv. and rev. fields. Lot of 2. ($28.50-33.50)

25c 1843-0, V. G.-F, nice toning; 1844, V. F.-E. F. tiny edge ding; 1844-0,

V. F. Lot of 3. ($37.50-42.50)

25c 1845 sharp E. F., tiny dent punch in center obv. and one edge ding; 1846,

E. F. toned. Few very light obv. field scratches. Lot of 2. ($32.50-40.)

25c 1857, good V. F., die break over “L” of Liberty, top of shield and rock ;

1858, choice A. U. toned. Lot of 2. ($30.-35.)

25c 1859, well struck unc. toned, some minor abrasions in front of knee. ($27.50-32.50)

25c 1860 well struck unc. toned, tiny rub on cheek. ($30.-35.)

25c 1861, unc. toned. ($35.-42.50)

25c 1862, well struck unc. toned. 2 small black areas in obv. fields. ($30. 4t).)

25c 1871, F.-V. F. few tiny digs on obv.; 1873 arrows at date, F.-V. F. Lot

of 2. ($40.-50.)

25c 1873 arrows at date, E. F. toned, small dig below 3 and 13 star. ($.55.-67..'i0)

25c 1874-S, with arrows, abt. E. F. Scarce. PHOTO (85.-110.)

25c 1875, abt. E. F. ; 1876-S, well struck unc. toned. Lot of 2 ($40.-52.50)

25c 1877, A.U, proof like fields. Highlights show slight rubbing; 1877-S iridescent toned unc. Lot of 2. ($57.50-67.50)

25c 1878, toned unc. Part wire edge. Rev. die break over “United States of America”; another 1878 not as well struck, also has part wire edge. Lot of 2. ($57.50-67.50)

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552 50c 1795. Edge “Fifty *** (second star doubled), Cents *** or Half (star

over first half of “H”) ** a ** dollar TO”. Obv. lowest curl equi-distant

from 4 star points. Date is 9 mm wide, tall 5. Reverse 9 and 7 berries, 2 inside below right wing, 2 leaves under wing. “M” of America rccut. Even

wear. A nice V. G. PHOTO ($500.^1.)

553 50c 1803, large “3”, fine. Black area around star No. 7. Bottom of left seiif

of “A” of States recut. ($65.-75.)

554 50c 1806, pointed “6\ Stems thrus claw. See Overton 26, good V. h. but

some light scratches. PHOTO ($70.-85.)

555 50c 1807, large 7”. Bust r. Obv. fine but a punchmark at hair ribbon has caused slight buckling and flattening of left wing area on reverse ; Another V. G.+ with small 7”. Perimeter legends obv. and rev. very sharp. Lot

of 2. ($42.50-52.50)

555A 50c 1807. Last year of the type. Soft satin gray toning and struck a trifle flat on hair above ear and forehead. Most superb specimen from the Kreis- Berg-Schulman sale 1966, lot 1174, where it brought $230. One of the loveliest U. S. coins in the sale. PHOTO ($400.-450.)

556 50c 1808 over “7”, nice V. G. ; 1808 fair-good, date and reverse legends bold;

1809, V. G.4-. Lot of 3. ($25.-32.50)

557 50c 1809, E. F. slight abrasions on center obverse. “b’N” on edge doubled.

Overton 3. ($35.-40.)

558 50c 1810, V. G.-F. die break between 8 and 1 to bottom of bust. Die break thru IB of “Pluribuis” and zig zagging all of reverse; 1810, fine, top loop

of “8” larger than lower loop. Lot of 2. ($20.-27.50)

559 50c 1811, good V. F., small “8” with top loop larger than lower. As Overton

22; 1812, fine. Lot of 2. ($27.50-35.)

560 50c 1813, E. F., struck slightly off center to left. Bust clash marks under

scroll. ($30.-35.)

561 50c 1813, toned E. F. Multiple die breaks overall. Eagle’s beak not sharp. As

Overton 19 (rare). PHOTO ($50.-100.)

562 50c 1814, strong V. G., but scratches in fields ; 1817, V. G.-f (faint evidence of “3” under “7”). Vertical die break behind head; 1818, V. G., both “8”s broken at top. As Overton 18. We notice top of “UNITED” step-like. Lot

of 3. ($22.50-27.50)

563 50c 1817. 7 (uri 3. ( lioirc Pi. P'. toned. As < Herton 3

(.$65. 75.)

564 50c 1817, good V. F., “81” distant, many die cracks from top of turban to edge. Rev. shows numerous sharp die cracks all abt. perimeter area, 2 scratches in field before neck, another 1817, high “7”, fine, abrasions in

fields. Lot of 2. ($27.50-37..50j

565 50c 1818, toned E. F. First “8” almost broken at top and l)ottom loops. Die

break thru star 12. “C” of 50 C. recut, other diagnostics as Die “C”. ($30.-50.)

566 50c 1819, V. F. edge FIFTY CENTS ORLF A DOLLAR. Wide date ; another

1819, same edge, V. G.+. Rev : Die break from eagle’s beak to first “T” of States. Lot of 2. ($25.-35.)

567 50c 1820 over “19”, strong V. G., Overton 3 ; 1820, F.-V. F., square based

knobbed “2”. As Overton 8. Lot of 2. (^4{)_5Q)

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568 50c 1821, choice A.U. (due to rubbing on cheek and bust). Overton 2, very-

light gold toning under stars. ($45.-55.)

569 50c 1821. (1) V. G. ; (1) F.-V. F. but 2 small dents near star 10, 2 cuts at “R”

of Amerca and “O” of “of”, flattened at U. L. ; (1) nice fine but light field scratches obv. and rev. Lot of 3. ($22.50-27.50)

570 50c 1821, V. F. ; 1822, E. F. toned, lump over last “2” horizontal. Rough area

below chin. Lot of 2. ($35.-42.50)

571 50c 1822, very near mint state but some star not quite fully struck. Bottom

of “T” and all of “A” filled die. We estimate as A.U. ($35.-42.50)

572 50c 1822, E. F. Star 7 touches cap. Insider serif of right side of “A”s missing.

As Overton 15. ($22.50-30.)

573 50c 1823, “broken 3”. Overton 1, V. F. Very rare. PHOTO. Should bring ($200.-250.)

574 50c 1823, double profile at neck. Overton 8; 1824, top of first “S” in States

broken. Lot of 2, both F.-V. F. ($20.-25.)

575 50c 1824 choice A. U., filled die at bottom portion of “TE” of States.

“Clashed die” causing curved line from eagle’s beak to top of left wing.

($32.50-37.50)

576 50c 1824, V. F.-|-. Sharp double profile from hair to bust ; 1825, abt. E. F.

mouth open. Overton 15. Scarce. Lot of 2. ($40.-55.)

577 50c 1826, unc. Stars 1 and 2 not well struck. Die break below date. Overton 3. ($40.-50.)

578 50c 1826, unc. Die break thru all stars on left. Light die crack under “50 C”. ($35.-45.)

579 50c 1827, square based “2”, A. U., with gold and blue toning at obv. rim.

Shield vertical #5 bottom half solid, #6 almost all solid. ($30.-37.50)

580 50c 1828, curled based “2”, no knob, strong V. F. Edge “Fifty Cents ORLF

a dollar”. Overton 7. ($22.50-27.50)

581 50c 1828, square based knobbed “2”, small “8”s, good V. F., edge ding, as Overton 18; 1829, V. F.-E. F., “C” of 50 C. filled die. Top arrow shaft recut.

Lot of 2. ($32.50 40.)

582 50c 1830, small “O”, large “3” in date. Edge “FIFTY CENTS OP ALF A

DOLLAR”; another 1830 larger “O” in 50 C. Lot of 2 nice V. F. s. ($20.-25.)

583 50c 1831, E. F. toned, no vertical edge milling. “E”s and “A”s in legends

shorter. Lot of 2. ($30.-35.)

584 50c 1831 and 1832. Both choice E. F. toned. Edge Fifty Cents. “ HRALF a dollar”, (“O” over “H”. Horizontal die defect lines below bust of 1831. Lot of

2 interesting pieces. ($50.-65.)

585 50c 1831, V. G., edge “Fifty Cents or ALF a Dollar”; 1832 S. L. E. F. light

field scratches. Edge “Fifty Cents O A Dollar”. Lot of 2. ($22.50-30.)

586 50c 1833, good V. F. Edge “FIFTY CENTS ORLF A DOLLAR” ; 1834, large date small letters, V. F.-E. F. Edge “EIFTY CENTS ORF A DOLLAR”.

Lot of 2. ($27.50-35.)

587 50c 1834, small date, small letters. Has slight apparent wear, but “PLUR”

and section of scroll, 2 talons flat. See Overton illustration for rev. “G”. We consider as A. U. ; another 1834, V. F., star 10 has point of arrow ribbing sharply defined. Edge nock. Lot of 2. , ($30.-40.)

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588 50c 1835, abt. E. F. but scratches on cheek and bust. “5” of 50 C. recut ; 1835,

V. G.-F. ; 1836, lettered edge, fine. “8” shows recutting at top. Lot of 3. ($25.-30.)

589 50c 1837, reeded edge. 2 V. F.-E. F., minor field abrasions, 1 with 2 edge

dings. Lot of 2. ($60.-75.)

590 50c 1837 reeded edge, beautifully toned abt. E. F., but weakly struck in

turban area and top of “50 Cents”. ($37.50-45.)

590A 50c 1839-0. E. F., some faint traces of a proof. Rare. From 1964 Sept. Stack’s

sale. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

591 50c 1838. (1) V. F.-E. F. edge dings; (1) fine but many dents on bust and

field of obverse. Lot of 2. ($35.-42.50)

592 50c 1839, bust type. (1) nice V. F, some reverse letters die filled; another

toned E. F. Lot of 2. ($60.-70.)

593

50c 1843 and 1844, both E. F., with minor edge dings; 1843 has fine adjust- ment marks on rev. Lot of 2. ($30.-37.50)

594 50c 1845-0, bold V. F.-E. F., “45” shov/s recutting; 1847-0 toned A. U. Die

break atop “ES OF AMERICA”. Lot of 2. ($50.-60.)

595 50c 1850-0., well struck. Proof-like fields. One edge test mark, few minor

digs. Still a beauty. ($50.-60.)

595A 50c 1851. Liberty seated type. Brill. Unc. pale satin surface. Very scarce.

From the Jubilee sale 1967, lot of 1071, where it sold $155. PHOTO Worth easily today ($250.-275.)

596 50c 1851-0. A well struck unc. Rim has spotty toning. Shows recutting at

many of the stars. ($60.-75.)

597 50c 1854-0, sharp E. F but poorly struck at center. Die break between “5” and “4” of date. Edge fault on rev. ; 1857 toned unc. but some flat areas due to filled die sections. Lot of 2. ($50.-60.)

598 50c 1856-0, V. F.-E. F. ; 1862, F./V. F. ; 1864-S, fine. Mint mark “S” com- pletely broken at top. Lot of 3. ($27.50-32.50)

598A 50c 1861, Brill. Unc. This is a pedigreed Ward coin (Philip Ward sale,

Stacks 1964, lot 1262). Expected to sell ($50.-75.)

599 50'c 1867-S, fine ; 1868-S bold fine ; 1870, toned V. F. Lot of 3. ($30.-37.50)

600 50c 1877-S, delicate blue and gold toned unc. ($45.-55.)

600A 50c 1879. First strike, brill, unc. proof-like with lovely toning. Really a

gem (from Stack’s Sept. ’64 sale). PHOTO ($100.-150.)

6()0B 50c 1905-0. Brill. Unc. with soft satin finish. From our Jubilee Kreisberg- Schulman sale 1967, lot 1108, where it sold for $190. PHOTO, Well worth t^day ($225.-250.)

600C 50c 1938-D. The popular half dollar in great demand. Brill. Unc. This is the

Kingman specimen, lot 716 (Dec. ’65 Stack’s). Brill. Unc. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

600D 50c 1963 Franklin, 50c 1964 Kennedy. Perfect brill, proof. Also 1965 proof- like unc. 3 pcs. r.<i;io-is^

HIND OF FIRSl SESSION — WE ARE MOVlNti AFTER IHIS AUCTION —

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SECOND SESSION

WRDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 — 7 P. M.

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Palm (iarden, Main Floor, Lexington Ave. Side 50th Street and Park Avenue I.ots 601-1283

U. S., CANADA. LATIN AMERICA, WEST INDIES, AFRICA SILVER & COPPER COINS

U. S. SILVER DOLLARS

601 SILVER DOLLAR. 1796, small eagle. Bolender 3, V. F./F. Rev. rim dent. Diagnostic marks quite sharp. Scarcest of the 1796 varieties. PHOTO Rates

a bid of ($450.-600.)

602 1798, large eagle. “8” high. Top of “LIBR”, stars to left of biist and over eagle’s head not well struck. Bolender 27. Bust sharp, a good overall V. F.,

circle ornament over last “T” in edge legend. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

603 1799, 13 stars in rev. E. F. toned. Small spurs inside each “9”, upper left arm of “U” broken, die break out after last “S” of States. Area of eagle’s head

not well struck up. PHOTO ($275.-375.)

604 1799, 13 stars reverse. Upper left small portion of “O” broken off. B. 16A.

Overall V. F. but edge dents. Scarce variety. PHOTO ($200.-250.)

604A 1800. Bolender 5B. A very rare type dollar. Dot inside lower part of R in LIBERTY. Choice Unc. with slight evidence of rubbing on high spots of cheek and hair above ear. All stars sharp. The Kreisberg-Schulman 1966 sale #1865, Sold for $540. PHOTO ($750.-850.)

605 1802 over “1”. Good overall V. G., date showing overdate quite bold. B.l.

Rarity 4, small digs and field abrasions. PHOTO ($100.-135.)

606 1802 B.6. G.-V. G. but dent to left of base of “2” and partial piercing after

last “S” and some edge dings. Worth ($50.-60.)

607 1803. B.6. Obv. V. F.-!“. There is sharp recutting at bottom of “3”. Rev. not

quite as sharp. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

608 1842. Toned V. F. hut light edge dents. ($30.-35.)

609 1846-0, abt. V. F. but few scratches on face and upper field area. ($37. ,50-45.)

609A 1848. Brill. Unc. lovely satin-like surface, light irridescent toning. The Philip

Ward specimen, lot 1373. PHOTO ($200.-225.)

610 1859-0. Date and stars not sharply struck. Purple and blue toning. Dig in

rev. field between wing and eagle’s head. ($35.-40.)

611 1861. Strictly unc. but head and stars not sharply struck up. Small dig in

rev. field below “F”. PHOTO ($110.-135.)

612 1868. V. F.-E. F. toned. Edge ding and minor field abrasions on obv. ($.50.-60.)

613 1869. Good overall V. F. toned but center obverse not sharp. ($25.-30.)

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614 1870-CC, V. F.-E. F. PHOTO ($150,165.)

615 1873. abt. fine. Strong overall except center obverse not sharp, tiny digs. )

upper right field of obverse.

616 1878. 8 tail feathers. Proof-like unc. Frosty heads. Lot of 2. ($20. )

616A 1928 Peace type. The Kreisberg Schulmaii Jubilee specimen 1933, the ^

copy in existence 1

617 Trade Dollar 1873-S, V. F. light abrasions overall. Few light edge dings. ($22.50-26.50)

618 1875. Good E. F. toned, but small edge cut on obv. Rev. has die break com-

pletely encircling legend.

619 1875-S, chopmarked for use in china. E. F.

($35.-40.)

($20.-25.)

620 1875-CC, toned A.U. Hair and coronet not sharply struck. Cut on back of

hand. ($57.50-7:).)

621 1876 Proof Few field scratches. Fine hairlines in obv. and rev. fields.

PHOTO ($200.-250.)

622 1877-S, nicely toned well struck unc. Small scratch in lapfold. PHOTO ($200.-225.)

623 1878-S. Well struck unc. Tiny cut on wrist and waistfold. ($60.-75.)

624 1878-S Well struck, toned unc. Scratch on outstretched hand and in lower

right field. ($60.-75.)

624A 1883. Last year of the regular issue of the trade dollar series. Only 979 minted. Brill, proof. The most beautiful we ever saw. From the Century sale 1965, Paramount lot 1562. PHOTO ($700.-800.)

625 25c Isabella 1893. Steel blue toned unc. The very highest points show signs

of handling. ($62.50-67.50)

625A Washington. Lafayette 1900. Brill. Unc. Full frosty mint bloom. Rare in

this condition. Easily worth. ($250.-275.)

MEDALS & TOKENS

626 General Winfeld Scott Medal. Resolution of Congre'ss. Bust 1. Rev: Battle

scenes of his campaigns. Large bronze, 89 mm. E. F. ($20.-27.50)

627 Indian Peace Medal. Copper, oval 59x75j^. Bust of President Rutherford

B. Hays/scene of Settler and Indian, 1877, in small panel above. In exergue crossed tomahawks and peace pipe over wreath. Choice. ($22.50-30.)

628 Indian Peace Medal. Bronze oval 59x75j4. Bust of Presidet Janies A.

Garfield, 1881/peace scene of Settler and Indian. ($22.50-30.)

629 Janies A. Garfield. Large bronze, 78 mm. Inauguration medal. Head to left/

“Inaugurated-March 4-1881” in wreath, outer perimeter “President of the United States”. Proof like and attractive but some carbon spots. ($35.-50.)

630 Christopher Columbus. Bronze. Bare head in ruff collar facing left. 51^ mm. diameter. Rev: Landing scene, soldier with flag before Indian couple.

Harbor scene in background, in exergue “Christopher Columbus landing and taking possession of the island, and which he named San Salvador, Oct. 12,

1492”. Choice, mirror-like fields. Eglit 112. ($30.-45.)

631 Christopher Columbus. Brass 51 mm. diameter, ^ facing bust/“World’s Columbian Exposition-Chicago” 1892-93 in exergue. Center panel aerial

scene of fair. Proof-like. Light edge bump. Eglit 99. ($45.-60.)

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632 Columbian Exposition 1893, Gilt Copper Medallion. U. S. Treasury Dept.

Govt. Bldg. (38 mm.), Eglit 23, E. F. ; also Large aluminum medal 54 facing bust of Col. Emile Frey, Swiss military attache of the Swiss Ministry to Washington 1882-1886 (61^4 mm.). Mirror-like unc. 2 nice medals. ($25.-32.50)

632.-^ White metal “Chicago Commemoration” 1789/April 30/1889. 42 mm. Holed with thin ribbon. 1 E. F. and 1 V. G. ; 2 unc. Columbian Expos. Half dollars 1893 ; also 5 Civil War Cents V. F. to E. F. Interesting lot of 9. ($22.50-30.)

633 Woodrow Wilson. 76 mm. bronze. Bust facing left/spread eagle standing on 2 laurel twigs. Capitol in background below. Inaugurated. President of

the United States. March 4, 1913. Second Term. March 5, 1917. Choice. ($30.-40.)

634 F. D. R. Memorial bronze, 75^4 mm. Bust to r. /Seated mourning female.

Inaugural dates and date of death. In exergue “In Memoriam”. E. F. ($25.-35.)

635 Italian American. 51 mm. diameter. 3^ facing bust holding chart within wreath. Rev: 2 female figures before Italian exhibit building, 3 tiny ships on water horizon. Choice mirror-like fields. One in aluminum and one in

gold colored brass. Eglit 55. ($25.-32.50)

635A Similar to lot 635. 90 mm. diameter. Bronze. Impressive large medal. Eglit

582. ($65.-80.1

636 United Nations. Silver ducaton 1946. Flags. Rev : 4 Freedoms. Now rare,

private issue, very limited. Records $25. Unc. PHOTO ($20.-30.)

637 Same in bronze. Unc. ($10.-15.)

638 Hard Time Tokens. With Low numbers. 13 different with 3 duplicates. G.-

E.F. (1 holed); Civil War Tokens, 4 different V. F.-A. U. Nice lot of 20. ($35.-47.50)

U.S.A. TERRITORIES

639 PHILIPPINES. Isabella II of Spain. Globe and “¥11” in circle c/m on

Chihuahua cast 1816 8 Reales. Bottom of obv. (with date) doubled. C/ni

V. F. Coin fine. Rare. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

640 10 Centavos 1868. Gem proof-like unc. Rare in this condition. ($32.50-40.)

641 Alfonso XII. 10 Centavos 1885, gem B.U. and rare so choice. ($25.-30.)

642 U.S. Rule. Peso 1903 San Francisco, V. F. ($25.-35.)

643 Peso 1907-S. V. F. ($10.-20.)

644 PUERTO RICO. Alfonso XIII. 20 Centavos 1895. F. F. ($20.-25.)

,44A VIRGIN ISLANDS. DANISH WEST INDIES. 12 Skilling 1757. Ship.

Abt. fine. Higgie 120. ($27.50 32. .^0)

645 Frederick VH. 20 Cents 1862; 10 Cents 18.50. F. F./V. F. Brand 1990, 1091

(20-30)). 2 pcs. ($20.-30.)

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CANADA

646 TOKENS. Breton 528, 529, 532, 683//705 (5 different), 715, 716. 10 different

plus 3 duplicates. Lot of 13 V. G. to V. F., plus 1 clipped. ($35.-40.)

646A Charlton Nos. S-19a, 23(2), 23a, 73, 76, 101b, lOle, 102L(2), 143. Lot of 11 fine

to Unc. ($45.-55.)

646B Quebec. Charlton Nos. 18a b & c, 19 a & b, 22, 23, 23a. 8 diff. plus 7 dups.

Lot of 15 V. G. to V. F. (3 are mutilated). ($27.50-32.50)

646C Nova Scotia. Charlton 125//142. 6 different plus 1 dup. Lot of 7. Good to

Abt. E. F. ($25.-32.50)

646D Ic 1861(4), V. F. to choice E.F.; Penny 1832 token, flat top “3”, Ch. 125D,

fine. Lot of 5. ($40.-55.)

646E New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island. Breton 727, 909, 910, 917, 960, 965,

971, 988, 994 (1814), 997 and 1012. 11 diff. plus 4 dups. Good to V. F., 1 bent,

3 hold. ($18.50-23.)

646F St. (ieorge Tokens. Ch. 104 to 102d, less 101a and 102c. 9 varieties plus 6 dups. Some edg:e dinj?s, 1 (101c) with engraved numeral. F.— E. F. lot of 15.

($27.50 32.50)

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LARGE CENTS. Queen Victoria. 1858. E. 1'., partly red.

1858. V. F. Die break on reverse.

1858. Fine to V. F.

1858. Fine+.

1859. Mint red. 2 uncs. Obverses a bit dirty. One normal re-engraved “9”. 2 pcs. PHOTO 1859. Fine (8) ; V. G. or fine, damaged (19). 27 pieces.

1859. Fine. 24 pieces.

1859. Abt. unc.

1859. V. F. to E. F. (5) ; E. F. (7). 12 pieces.

1859. Re-engraved date, wide 9, V. F. ; (1) fine and (1) damaged; 1859/1858

($50.-75.)

($35.-40.)

($30.-35.)

($25.-30.)

($70.-85.)

($25.-35.)

($30.-45.)

($15.-20.)

($30.-45.)

overdate, damaged. 4 pieces.

1859. Fine to V. F. 16 pieces.

1859. Fine to V. F. 15 pieces.

1876-H. Fine (9) ; V. G. to Fine (7) ; V. G. (4). 20 pieces.

1876-H. Abt. unc.

1879-H. V. F. to E. F. 16 pieces.

1881-H. Fine (3); V. G. (3); and damaged (2). 8 pieces.

1881-H. E. F. (1) and V. F. (3). 4 pieces.

1881-H. E. F. (2) ; V. F. (2) ; Fine to V. F. (2) ; Fine (8). 14 pieces. 1884. E. F. (1); V. F. (5); F. (8); V. G. or damaged (3). 17 pieces. 1886. Unc.

1886. V. F. (1); Fine to V. F. (5); Fine (5); and V. G. (2). 13 pieces.

1887. Fine to V. F. (9) ; Fine (5). 14 pieces.

1887. A. U. (1) ; E. F. (2). 3 pieces.

1888. E. F. (3) ; V. F. (7) ; Fine (3). 13 pieces.

1888. V. F. (6) : Fine (7). 13 pieces.

1890-H. Fine to V. F. Rare. 4 pieces.

1891. Small date, small leaves. Rare. V. F.

1891. Large date. Fine (2); fine scratched (1). 3 pcs.

1892. V.F. (4), Fine (1); V. G. (2). 7 pcs.

1893. V.F. (5); Fine (4); V. G. (1); and damaged (1). 11 pcs.

1894. V.F. (2) ; Fine (2) ; and damaged (1).

1894. Scarce date. V. F. 3 pcs.

1895. E. F. (1); V.F. (2); Fine (5), and V.F. cleaned. 9 pcs.

1896. V.F. (4); Fine (6); V. G. (1). 11 pcs.

1897. V.F. (3); Fine (4). 7 pcs.

($35.-50.)

($25.-35.)

($25.-32.50)

($22.50-35.)

($10.-15.)

($35.-50.)

($15.-25.)

($20.-30.)

($25.-35.)

($30.-45.)

($16.-21.)

($30.-45.)

($30.-45.)

($27.50-32.50)

($20.-35.)

($16.-21.)

($26.-32.)

($60.-80.)

(12.50-15.)

($27.50-35.)

($25.-30.)

($35.-50.)

($30.-45.)

($30.-45.)

($16.-20.)

($12.-15.)

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1898-H, V. F. (1) ; 1899, V. F. (1) ; abt. fine (1) ; Fine to V. F. (7). 10 pcs. ($16.-20.)

1900. Scarce. A. U. (1) ; Fine (1) ; abt. Fine (1) ; and damaged (1). 4 pcs. ($25.-35.)

190O-H. E. F. (3) ; V. F. (3) ; Fine (3) ; V. G. (2). 11 pcs. $20.-30.)

1901. E.F.(2); V.F. (4); and Fine (8). 14 pcs. ($20.-30.)

Edward VII. 1902. A. U. (1) ; E. F. (3) ; and V.F. (2). 6 pcs. ($22.50-27.50)

Large Ic Victoria. 1859, 1876-H(2) ; 1882-H(2) ; 1884(2); 1886; 1888(3); 1893;

1894; 1895(2) ; 1896; 1897(3) ; 1899 and 1901. Nice lot of 21. ($45.-60.)

Ic Edward VII. 1904(2); 1905; 1906(2); 1907; 1909(2); 1910(2). Lot of 10 V. G. to V.F. (nice lot for small dealer). ($14.-17.50)

Large Cents George V. 1911(2); 1912; 1914; 1915; 1916; 1917; 1918; 1919.

V. G. to E. F. Nice lot of 9.

SMALL CENTS. George V. 1920(10) ; 1921(6). 16 pcs. All fine to E. F. 1923. Fine to V. F. Scarce. 3 pcs.

1925. V. F. to E. F. Rare. 3 pcs.

1927, F./V.F.; 1928(7) F. to E.F.; 1929(5) F. to E. F. ; 1930, V.F. 14 pcs. 1931(4), V.F. to E. F.; 1932(11) F.-E. F.; 1933(7), F. to E. F. 22 pcs. 1934, Fine; 1935(4) V.F. to E. F. ; 1936(6) V.F. to E. F. 11 pcs.

George VI. 1937(5) V.F. to A.U.; 1938(5) F.-V.F.; 1939(11) V.F. to 1940(7) E. F. 28 pcs.

1940 (13) V. F. ; 1941 (10) V. F. to A. U. ; 1942 (6) E. F. 29 pcs.

1942(14) V. F.; 1943(22) V.F. to E. F. ; 1944(9) V.F. to E. F. 45 pcs.

($12.-15.) ($15.-20.) ($30.-45.) ($60.-75.) ($12.50-17.50) ($22.50-27.50) ($8.50-12.50) E. E. ;

($15.-20.)

($15.-20.)

($17.50-22.50)

1947(5) F. to

($8.-11.)

F. 1950(9) V.F. to E.F.; 1951

($7.50-10.)

; 1957; 1958; and 1959. Fine to

($4.50-7.50)

1945, Fine (3); V.F. (5); E. F. (3); 1946(9) V.F. to E. F. ;

V. F. ; 1947 maple leaf (5) F.-V. F.. 30 pcs.

New Dies. 1948(3) V. F. ; 1949(5) V.F. to E.

(10) F. to E.F.; 1952(6) V.F. to E.F. 33 pcs.

Elizabeth 11. 1953(8); 1954; 1955(7); 1956(5)

A. U. 23 pcs.

1921; 1931(2); 1933; 5c Nickel 1933, 1940, 1942, 1949, 1955. V.F. to E.F.+.

Nice lot of 9. ($27.50-35.)

Victoria. 20 Cents 1858. Abt. Unc. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

5c. SILVER. 1858 S. D. Obv. strong V. F. Rev. E. F. ($22.50-35.)

5c 1858 S. D. Proof-like unc. lower braid not well struck ; scratch from below “I” of Gratia to top of head. Rev: Die break at 3 o’clock. PHOTO. Worth ($75.-95.) 5c 1858, small date, V. G., Fine, V. F. (2) ; 1858, large date, damaged, holed.

5 pieces.

5c 1870, raised border. Fair, Fine (2). 3 pcs.

5c 1870, flat border. Fair (3), V. G. (2), V. G.-F. (2), Fine (1) and V. F. (1).

9 pcs.

5c 1871. Good to V. G.

5c 1871. Fine. 3 pcs.

5c 1871. V.F.

5c 1871. V. F.

5c 1871, E. F.

5c 1872-H, V. G. (1); Fine (2); Fine/V. F. (1) and V.F. (1). 5 pcs.

5c 1874-H, Crosslet 4. V. G. (2) and Fine (2). 4 pcs.

5c 1874-H, plain 4. Fine (1) and V. G./Fine (1). 2 pcs.

5c 1874-H, plain 4. V. G. (2). 2 pcs.

5c 1875-H. Fine, badly scratched and Fine plugged. Very rare. 2 pcs.

5c 1880-LL Fine (3); Fine to V.F. (1); and V.F. (3). 7 pcs.

5c 1880-H. V. G. (5) to Fine (8). 13 pcs.

($40.-50.)

($20.-25.)

4 pcs.

5c 1881-H. Fine. 6 pcs.

5c 1881-H. V. F. 2 pcs.

5c 1881-H. F./V. F. (2) and V. F. 3 pcs. 5c 1882-FI. V. F. 3 pcs.

5c 1882-H. F./V. F. (4) ; V. F. (3). 7 pcs. 5c 1882-H. Fine (4) and V. F. 5 pcs.

5c 1883-H. Good ; 1884, rare. F. to V. F. 2 5c 1884, V. F,, very rare thus.

pcs.

($30.-45.)

($14.-20.)

($25.-35.)

($14.-20.)

($14.-20.)

($21.-27.50)

($28.-35.)

($24.-30.)

($27.-35.)

($22.-27.50)

($20.-25.)

($35.-50.)

($30.-45.)

($30.-45.)

($20.-25.)

($24.-30.)

($30.-35.)

($35.-50.)

($30.-45.)

($45.-60.)

($60.-75.)

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729 5c 1885, V. F. (2) and E. F. (1). 3 pcs.

730 5c 1885. Good (1); Fine (2) and V. F. (2). 5 ]H'.s.

731 5c 1886. Good (1); Fine (6); V. F. (S). 12 pcs.

732 5c 1888. Good H) ; Fine (7) and V. F. 13). 11 pcs.

733 5c 1889. Good (1) ; 1890-H. V. G. (1) ; F.-V. F. (2) and V. F. 12). 6 pcs.

734 5c 1891. Fine to V, F. (1) and E. F. 2 pcs.

735 5c 1891. Good 11) ; V. G. (1) ; Fine 18). 10 pcs.

736 5c 1892. V. G. (1) ; Fine 13) and F./V. F. 11). 5 pcs.

737 5c 1893. Good; V.G.; Fine (2) and V. F. 5 ].cs.

738 5c 1894. V. F. 2 pcs.

739 5c 1894, Fine, scarce. 4 pcs.

740 5c 1897. V. G. ; Fine; and 1898 Fine, scarce. 3 pcs.

741 Sc 1896. Good; Fine; F.-V. F. (2) and V. F. 12). 6 pcs.

742 5c 1899. V. G. ; Fine (2) ; Fine to V. F. (3) ; V. F. 14) ; and E. F. 11 pcs.

743 5c 1900. Oval 0. Good (3) ; Fine (2) ; and V. F. (5). 10 pcs.

744 5c 1901. V. G.; Fine 13); F. to V.F.; and V. F. 6 pcs.

745 5c 1902, large H. V. F. 13) and A. U. 11) ; 1902 Small H, Fine. 5 pcs.

746 Edward VII. 5c 1902, poor (1) ; Fine (2) ; V. F. (4) ; and E. F. (4). 11 pcs

747 Sc 1903, Fine and E. F. 2 pcs.

748 5c 1903-H, Good (1); V. F. (3); and E.F. (1). 5 pcs.

749 5c 1904, Fine (2); V. F. (1) and E.F. (3). 6 pcs.

750 5c 1905, Fine ; V. F. (2) and E. F. 4 pcs.

751 Sc 1906, Good (2) ; V. G.; Fine (2) ; and V. F. (2). 7 pcs.

752 5c 1907, Fine (5) ; V. F. (5) ; E. F. (3) ; and A. U. 14 pcs.

753 5c 1908. Scarce. Fine and V. F. ; 1909, V. F. 3 pcs.

754 5c 1910, V.G. (2); Fine (2); V. F. (5); E.F. (3); and A. U. 13 pcs.

755 George V. 5c 1911, Fine (2) ; V. F. (2) ; E. F. 5 pcs.

756 5c 1911. A. U. 2 pcs.

757 5c 1912, Good (2) ; F. to V. F. (6) ; V. F. (5) ; E. F. ; and A. U. 15 pcs.

758 5c 1913, V. G. ; Fine (2) ; V. F. ; and E. F. 5 pcs.

759 5c 1914, Fine (3) ; and V. F. (2) ; 1915 scarce. Fine. 6 pcs.

760 5c 1916, Good; Fine (3) and E.F. (3). 7 pcs.

761 5c 1917, Fine (6); V. F. (4); and E.F. 11 pcs.

762 Sc 1918, Fine; V. F. ; and E. F. ; 1919, Fine (7); and V. I

(3) ; V.F. (4) ; and A. IT. 22 pcs.

763 Nickel 5c 1922, Damaged (2) ; and E. F. (1)

Fine (3) ; V.F. (2) and E, F. (2). 13 pcs.

764 Sc 1925. Rare, E. F,

765 5c 1927, Fine (3) and V.F. (1), 1928, V.G.

V. F. ('3). 13 pcs.

767

768

769

770

771

772

773

774

775

776

777

778

($38.-45.)

($32.-40.)

($50.-60.)

($55.-75.)

($37.50-45.)

($15.-20.)

($35.-50.)

($20.-25.)

($16-.21.)

($32.-40.)

($48.-60.)

($23.50-30.)

($30.-45.)

($35.-50.)

($34.-.50.)

($18.-25.)

($20.-25.)

($21.50-28.)

($14.50-20.)

($16.-20.)

($22.50-28.)

($14.-20.)

($12.-18.)

($40.-55.)

($20.-25.)

($25.-35.)

($27.50-32.50)

($45.-60.)

($30.-45.)

($10.-15.)

($15.-20.)

($13.50-18.)

1923. Fine (2)

($12.50-18.) (4) ; 1920, Fine

($25.-35.)

V. F. (1) ; 1924.

($40.-55.)

($120.-150.)

Fine (2); A.U.; 1929, Fine (2):

($22.50 30.)

766 5c 1930, Fine (2); 1931, Fine (3); V. F. ; 19.32, Fine (2); V. F. ; and A. U.

10 pcs.

Sc 1932. Unc.

5c 1933, V. F. ; and E .F. 2 pcs. 5c 1933. Unc.

($20.-25.)

($40.-50.)

($10.-20.)

($45.-60.)

Sc 1934, damaged edge ; and E. F. ; 1935 V. F. ; 1936, Fine ; and V. F. (3). 7 pcs. ($17.-22.)

George VI. 5c 1937, Dot. Fine ; V. F. (3) ; E. F. ; A. U. ; and Unc. 7 pcs.

5c 1938, V. F. 3 pcs.

5c 1939, V. F. 5 pcs.

5c 1940, V. F. (6) ; E. F. (3) ; A. U. (3). 12 pcs.

5c 1941, V.F. (6); 1942 regular, V.F. (2); E.F. (3); 1942 Tombac spotted. 12 pcs.

5c 1943 lombac, V. F. ; and Unc. (5); 1944 Steel, V.F. (4); E.F. (2); and Unc.; 1945 Steel, Unc. (2). 15 pcs. ($26.50-32.50)

5c 1945 Steel, E.F. (4); Unc. (9). 13 pcs. ($20. 25.)

5c 1946, Nickel. E.F. (2) and Unc.; 1947 regular E.F. (4) and A.U. (2).

^ P‘^^- ($28.-35.)

($35.-50.) ($10.50-15.) ($12.50-18.) ($35.-50.) E. F.,

($27.50 35.)

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779

780

781

782

783

784

785

786

787

788

789

790

791

792

793

794

795

796

797

798

799

800

801

802

803

804

805

806

807

808

809

810

811

812

813

814

815

816

817

5c 194/ maple leaf. E.F. (6) ; and A.U. 7 pcs. ($15.-20.)

5c 1948, V.F. and F.F.: 1949 A.U. (8) and Unc. (3). 13 pcs. ($30.-40.)

5c 1950, F. F. (2); A.U.; and Unc. (3). 6 pcs. ($16.50-21.')

5c 1751/1951. Unc. (4); 1951 Steel, A.U. ; and Unc. (3). 8 pcs. ($36.-42.)

Elizabeth II. 5c 1953 Steel, Unc. (2) ; 1953 Steel, shoulder strap. Unc. (2).

4 pcs. ($26.-32.)

5c 1954 Steel (2) ; 1955, nickel ; 1956 ; 1957 (4) : 1958. All Unc. 9 pcs. ($32.-40.)

10c 1858. Obverse shows slight evidence of clashed dies. Rev: Proof-like die breaks to rim at 3 o’clock and 10 o’clock. Nice. Unc. PHOTO Worth ($125.-150.) 10c 1858. V. F. Rev. : scratches in field. ($20.-25.)

Victoria. 10c 1858, V. G. ; 1872-H, Good/Poor; 1880-H, Good; 1882-H, Poor, plugged. 4 pcs. ($25.-35.)

10c 1884. Very rare. V. G. ($45.-60.)

10c 1886, V. G. ; 1887, Fine. 2 pcs. ($23.50-28.)

10c 1894, V. F. : 1899, small date, V. F. ; 1901, Fine. 3 pcs. ($24.-30.)

10c 1888, V. F. ; 1890, V. G. ; and Fine, clipped edge. 3 pcs. ($27.-35.)

10 Cents Silver. Edward VII. 1002, good; 1902-H, V. F. ; 1904, fine; 190P.

V. G. (2). 5 pos. ($20.-25.)

1907, V. F. (2) ; 1908, V. G. (1) ; 1900, V. G. (1) and F. F. (1) ; 1910, V. G. (1).

6 pcs. ($40.-50.')

George V. 10 Cents Silver. 1911, Fine/V. G. (2) and Fine. 3 pcs. ($36. 45.)

10 Cents 1912. V. G. (2) ; and Fine (U ; 1913 small leaves, V. G. (1) ; Fine (1) and V. F. (1) ; 1914, V. F. (1). 7 pcs. ($10.-20.)

10 Cents 1915, V.F. to F. F. Scarce. ($30.^.)

10 Cents 1916, V. F. (1) ; 1917, Fine/V. F. (1) and V. F. (2). 4 pcs. ($10.-20.)

10 Cents 1918, F., V. F. and F. F. (3) ; 1919 Fine (1), and V. F. (2) ; 1920 V. G.

(2) and Fine (2) ; 1921, V. F. ; 1928, V. G. and V. F. ; 1929 Fine (1), and V. F.

(2) ; 1933, Fine ; 1935, Fine ; 1936 Fine. 19 pcs. ($25.-35.)

George VI. 10 Cents. 1937, V.F. (2); 1938, V. G. and F.F.; 1939, Fine and

V. F. 6 pcs. ($22.-27.50)

10 Cents. 1940, V. F. (3) ; 1941, V. G. ; 1942, Fine (1) ; AU (1) ; 1943, Fine (4)

and F.F. (2). 12 pcs. ($17.50-22.50)

10 Cents. 1944, Fine ; 1945, V. F. (2) ; 1946, Fine, V. F. and AU ; 1947, V. F. ;

1949, F. F. ; 1950, V. F. (3) ; 1951, Fine, V. F. and F. F. ; 1952, V. F. 15 pcs. ($15.-25.) Elizabeth II. 10 Cents. 1953, V.F. (3); 1955, V.F. (2); 1956, AU (2); 1957,

AU ; 1958, Unc. (2) ; 1960, F. F. and AU. 12 pcs. ($12.50-18.)

Victoria. 20 Cents. 1858, V. F. ($80.-100.)

25 Cents. 1871-H, poor ; 1872-Fl, V. G., Fine, and V. F. (2) ; 1874-H, poor, V. G. and Fine. 8 pcs. ($40.-50.)

25 Cents. 1875-H. Clear date, good. Very rare. ($75.-100.)

25 Cents. 1885. V. G. to Fine. ($30.-40.)

25 Cents. 1893, V. G., rare; 1901, V. G. ; Edward VII. 1903, Fine/V. F. ; 1904, poor ; 1905, V. G. 5 pcs. (22.50-30.)

George V. 25 Cents. 1911, V’. G., scarce; 1912, good and fine; 1917, fine and V. F. ; 1918, V. G. (4) ; Fine. 10 pcs. ($20.-30.)

25 Cents. 1919, Fine: 1920. V. G. : 1929, Unc.; 19.10, V. G. (2). 5 pcs. $55.-75.)

George VI. 25 Cents. 1937, Unc. ($20.-25.)

25 Cents. 1938, Unc. ($40.-50.)

25 Cents. Another 1938. Unc. ($40.-50.)

25 Cents. 1938, Fine and AU ; 1939, Fine ; 1940, Fine. 4 pcs. ($25.-35.)

25 Cents. 1941, Fine (2) and VF ; 1942, VF and Unc. ; 1943, V. F. (2). 7 pcs. ($25.-35.)

25 Cents. 1944, Fine; 1945, Fine; 1946, Fine and V.F. (2); 1947 maple leaf.

Fine and V. F. ; 1950, V. G. ; 1951, F. F. ; 1952 V. F. (2). 11 pcs. ($12.50-18.)

Elizabeth II. 25 Cents. 1953, F.F.; 1954, F.F.; 1956, V. F., 1957, F.F.; 1958,

Unc. (3) ; 1959, Unc. ; 1961, F. F. 9 pcs. ($12.50-18.)

25 Cents. 1904, 1918, 1919(2) ; 1939, 1940, 1943, 1948, 1950, 1953. V. G. to F. F.

Lot of 10. ($25.-30.)

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818

819

820 821

822

823

824

825

826

827

828

829

830

831

832

833

834

835

836

837

838

839

840

841

842

843

844

845

846

847

848

849

850

851

852

853

854

855

Victoria. 50 Cents. 1871. Abt. E. F. ($100. 150.)

50 Cents. 1872-H. V. F. ($40.-50.)

50 Cents. 1888. Fine. ($20.-25.)

George V. 50 Cents. 1911, V.G.; 1912, Fine; 1917, abt. V.F.; 1918, V. G. and Fine; 1919, Fine (3). 8 pcs. ($25.-35.)

George VI. 50 Cents. 1938, V. F. and AU. 2 pcs. ($150.-200.)

50 Cents. 1939, Fine; 1940, V. F. ; 1941, E. F. ; 1942, E. F. ; 1943, E. F. ; 1944,

E. F. ; 1945, E. F. ; 1947, straight 7, points to 1., V. F. ; 1950, E. F. ; 1951, AU ;

1952, AU. 11 pcs. ($40.-50.)

Elizabeth II. 50 Cents. 1955, AU; 1956, E. F. ; 1957, E.F.; 1958, proof surface

(2) ; 1959, proof surface (2). 7 pcs.

George V. SILVER DOLLARS. 1935, V. F., E. F. and AU. 3 pcs. Another 1935, Unc.

1935. Unc.

1935. AU. 3 pcs.

George VI. 1936, E. F.; 1937, AU. 2 pcs.

1937. AU. 2 pcs.

1937. E. F. (2) and AU. 3 pcs.

1938. E. F.

1937. E. F., some hairlines.

1937. Unc.

1938. Unc., some hairlines.

1938. E. F.

1939. Unc.

Another 1939. Unc.

1946. Unc.

1949. Proof-surface Unc.

1947, blunt seven. Rare. AU.

1949. Proof surface, unc.

1949. Unc. (1) and AU (1). 2 pcs.

1949. Proof surface, unc.

1949. Proof surface, unc. 2 pcs.

1949. Proof surface, unc.

1950. Unc. 2 pcs.

1950. Unc. 2 pcs.

1953. Proof surface. 3 pcs.

Elizabeth 11. 1953. Proof surface. 3 pcs.

1954. Unc.

1954. Unc.

Another 1954. Unc.

1954. Unc.; 1958 Unc. 2 pcs.

1954. Unc. 2 pcs.

Newfoundland

($20.-25.)

($40.-50.)

($35.-50.)

($35.-50.)

($45.-60.)

($35.-50.)

($35.-50.)

($40.-50.)

($15.-20.)

($15.-20.)

($30.-35.)

($40.-50.)

($18.-25.)

($28.-35.)

($28.-35.)

($30.-40.)

($20.-25.)

($40.-50.)

($20.-25.)

($30.-40.)

($20.-25.)

($40.-50.)

($20.-25.)

($30.^0.)

($30.-40.)

($30.-40.)

($30.^0.)

($18.-25.)

($18.-25.)

($18.-25.)

($24.-32.)

($36.-45.)

856 5c 1894. Abt. V. F. ("9” of date weakly struck). Canada. 5c 1899. F./V. F. ($17.50-20.)

857 Victoria. 50c 1870. V. F. nicked on reverse ; Nova Scotia. Victoria. Copper

^ Cent 1861. V. F. choice. 2 pcs. ($25.-30.)

MEXICO

858

859

Philip III. 1598-1621. Cob 8 Reales . . . US. TIT. DEI. Date and initials not vis— ible. Fine. ($45.-50.)

Philip V. 2 Reales 1739 Mo. Mexico City Mint. Assayer M. F. Hole punched above crown. Fine; Ferdinand VI. 2 l^eales 1748 Mo. Mexico City Mint.

Assayer M. Scarce date. V. G.-F. (slightly buckled); 2 Reales 1755 Mo.

Mexico City Mint. Assayer M. Fine. 3 pcs. ($42.50-50 )

47 —

860 Philip V. 1 Real 1740 MF. Pillar type. E. F./AU. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

861 Charles III. 1759-1788. Pillar Dollar 1760, Assayer M/M. Y-L626. V. F.,

choice. ($40.-50.)

862 Pillar Dollar or Piece of Eight. 1762 Mo. Mexico City-MF. V. F. ($37.5(M5.)

863 Pillar 8 Reales 1768 IVIF. Imperial and Royal crowns in pillars. V. F. ($50.-60.)

864 2 Reales 1777 AIo. Mexico City Mint. Assayer F.M. V. G. (small cut at top) ; Ferdinand V 1. 2 Reales 1756 Mo. Mexico City Alint. Assayer M. Fine. 2 pcs. ($16.50-20.)

865 Charles III. 2 Reales 1781 AIo. Alexico City Mint. Assayer F.F. Fine; 2

Reales 1785. Lima Alint. Assayer M.V. Fine. 2 pcs. ($14.-18.50)

866 2 Reales 1772, 1774, 1775, 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779(3), 1780(3), 1781(3), 1782, 1783

(2), 1784(2), and 1787. V. G. to Fine. 21 pcs. ($80.-100.)

867 2 Reales 1772, 1774, 1775(2), 1776, 1778, 1780(2), 1781(2), 1782(2), 1783(2),

1784(2), 1786, 1787(2), and the rare 1789. V. G. to Fine. 20 pcs. ($80.-100.)

868 Charles IV. 1788-1808. 1796, F.-j- : 1797, F.-j- with odd chopmark; (1) V. F. ;

1799, Fine but field scratches; 1803, V. F. ; 1807 Fine chopmarks. Yr. 676, 677,

679, 684, and 689. Lot of 6. ($35.-45.)

869 No lot.

870 Charles II II. 8 Reales 1797 F.AI. ; Ferdinand VII. 8 Reales 1809 TH ; 8 Realcs 1833ZS-OM, Chr.917; Minors - 2 Reales 1790 FM ; 2 Reales 1859 GO-PF ;

Pillar 1 Real 1765 M ; 1 Real 1847 PI-AAI ; copper ^ Real 1836 AIo-A ; and 4

other minor. F./V. F. 12 pcs. ($40.-75.)

871 Charles IV. 2 Reales 1792, 1793, 1794, 1797, 1798, 1799(2), 1800, 1801, 1803,

1807(2), 1808(2). V. G. to Fine. 14 pcs. ($50.-75.)

872 2 Reales 1792, 1797, 1798, 1799(3), 1800, 1801, 1803, 1805, 1807, 1808(3). V. G.

to Fine. 14 pcs. ($50.-75.)

873 Ferdinand VII. 8 Reales 1809 T. H. Assayer. (1) V. G. ; (2) Fine ; (1) VF. Yr.

692. Lot of 4. ($30.^0.)

874 8 Reales 1810, Fine ; 1811, V. F. Both H. J. Assayer. Yr. 695, 696. Lot of 2. ($15.-22.50)

875 8 Reales 1816, V. G.-F. ; 1819(1) V. G.-F., (1) Fine ; 1821, F.-V. F. Yr. 705 , 708,

710. Lot of 4. ($30.-42.50)

876 Republic. MINOR COINS. 34 Real 1855 and 1856, Chihuahua, Centavos 1890,

1890 o/M. Collection of minor coins 1905-1960, all described in envelopes.

Alany scarce pieces, all at least V. F. but many BU. Over 70 pcs. Good lot

for room bidders. No returns under any circumstances. ($50.-60.)

877

878

879

880 881 882

883

884

885

886

887

888

889

890

Maximilian. Peso 1866. Bust r. Rev: Arms. V. F.

Another. V. F.

50 Centavos 1866. Very rare. Abt. unc. Buttrey p. 72. PHOTO Peso 1867. Bust r. Rev: Arms. Buttrey p. 80. E. F./V. F. Another. Fine.

($25.-35.)

($25.-35.)

($50.-100.)

($50.-100.)

($25.-35.)

Republic. Peso. Alexico City (Mo) mint, all assayer M. 1870(2) V. F. ; 1871 (2) E. F.; 1872(1) V. F., (1) E. F. ; 1873(2) V. F. Lot of 8. ($42.50-52.50)

Peso, Guanajuato 1871(2) E. F. ; 1872, V. F.-E. F. ; 1873, V. F. Lot of 4. ($35.-42.50)

Peso, Guadalajara Mint (Ga). 1875 M.C. ; 1887 J.S. Both F.-V. F. 1875 is quite scarce. 2 pcs. ($45.-60.)

Peso. Guanajuato Mint (Go). 1863 Y.F., E. F. ; 1873 F.R., E. F.-stained ; 1874 F.R., AU. Nice lot of 3. ($32.50-40.)

Peso. Potosi Mint (PI) 1871, AU ; 1873-0(2) V. F. Lot of 3. ($22.50-30.)

Peso. Potosi Mint. 1874 M.H., V. F. (not well struck) ; 1875 M.H., V. F.-E. F. ; Zacatecas Mint (Zs) 1863 M.O., fine; 1875 J.A., fine. Lot of 4. ($25.-32.50)

Peso. Zacatecas Mint. 1870, V. F.+ ; 1871(1) Fine-V. F., (1) AU ; 1872, AU (with Chinese circular marking in China black) ; 1873, E. F. ; also Ferdinand VII 8 Real 1819 Mo, nice fine. Lot of 6. ($40.-50.)

REVOLUTION. Liberty cap 8 Reales 1886, Culiacan, A.AI. Rare, unc.; Sim- ilar 1875, Zacatecas J.A., V. F. ; Peso 1905, Mexico. Unc. 3 pcs. ($25.-35.)

50 Centavos 1913, Parral, Chihuahua. Wood 9, (2), both AU ; Copper 2 Cen- tavos 1913. Wood 10, (2) both BU ; 5 Centavos 1914. Wood 49. BU. 5 pcs. ($35.-50.)

8^1

892

893

8^

895

896

897

898

899

900

901

Peso 1913 issued by General Herrera in Parral, Chih. SDNSA Rl, V. F. Rare. ($50. 75.) Oaxaca. Revolutionary Copper 3 Centavos. Bust of Juarez. Rev; Large flat- topped 3. Wood 173. E. F. ($15.-22.)

Guerrero - Campo Morado. 2 Pesos. Usual multiple strike, planchet edge defect. Sho’ws very little wear, all legends legible and sharp. AU for this coinage. Utberg GUE 22, H.W. 80, grey toning. PHOTO ($65.-85.)

2 Pesos 1921. Winged Victory. SDNSA 69, V. F. ; 5 Pesos 1947 Cuauhtemoc,

SDNSA 70, Unc.; 10 Pesos 1956, head of Hidalgo, SDNSA 74, unc.; 5 Pesos 1956, similar type, unc. 4 pcs. ($22.50-32. 0)

2 Pesos 1921. Winged Victory, SDNSA 69, VF ; 5 Pesos 1857/1957, head of Juarez. Unc. 2 pcs. ($20.-25.)

50 Centavos 1920, V.F.; 1935, toned unc.; 1943, Unc.; 1944, AU ; and 1950,

E. F.; 1 Peso 1947; 5 Pesos 1953 Hidalgo head; 1947 and 1948 Aztec Indian

head. Last 3 unc. Lot of 9. ($14.50-18.50)

1949 Troy onza and 1950 Railroad 5 Pesos. Both uncs. ($25.-32.50)

1957 Juarez commemorative unc. set of 3. Only 100,000 sets possible. ($32.50-40.)

Dollarsize medals of General Villa 1960 and General Zapata 1910. Both show

the general on obv. Silver, proofs. 2 pcs. ($20.-30.)

Crowns. Peso 1904 and 1908; 1953 Hidalgo commem. 5 Pesos (2) ; 1960 com-

mem. 10 Pesos (2); 10 Pesos 1955(2), E. F.4-. Lot of 8. ($35.-45.)

5 Pesos 1956(2); 1957(2); 1959(2); 1 Peso 1945(2); 50 Centavos 1905, 1912,

1919 and 1942. E. F. to Unc. Lot of 12. ($32.50-40.)

PROCLAMATION PIECES FROM MEDINA

COLLECTION

We have Jcept the original descriptions as they were made.

It may he interesting for the collector.

Please note that LCY and YR stands for “Catalogo de los Reales de a ocho”

by L. Lopes Chavez and J. Yriarte

Luis I. 1724

902 Mexico City. (8 Reales) 1724. Bust to r. Rev: Coat of arms of Mexico City, period after Mexico. 39 mm. Cast silver. In Lie. Porraz Coll. Herrera 19.

E.F. RR. PHOTO ($250.-350.)

903 Not dated. Mexico City. Bust to r. *LUDOUICUS. I.D.G. HISPANIARUM.

REX* Rev: Coat of arms of Mexico City, no period after Mexico. IM- PERATOR. INDIARUM MEXICO. 31 mm. Similar to Herrera 20, but in

lead. Almost unc. RRRR. PHOTO ($400.-500.)

Charles III 1759-1788

904 1760 Mexico City, La Universidad. Bust to r. Rev: Coat of arms of Univ.

In exergue, the engraver : A. B. MADERO F. 42 mm. Silver. Herrera 80.

Unc. RR. PHOTO ($200.-300.)

905 1761 San Miguel el Grande. Bust r. Engraver: F. Casanova F. Rev; seven line inscr. 44 mm. Silver. Med. 108, Betts 490, Herrera 92, Schulman 2369/

11/64. V. F. RR. PHOTO ($100,150.)

Charles IV 1788-1808

906 1790 Mexico City. La Universidad. Two busts r., below busts G.A. Gil. Rev:

Seated Minerva to 1., books in background. In exergue, GIL. 49 mm. Silver.

Herrera 170. E. F. RR. PHOTO ($75.-125.00)

907 1790 Campeche. Under radiant star 5 line inscr. Rev: Plain coat of arms with palms not tied with ribbon. Obv. has flowered and milled border. Rev.

has milled border only. 28 mm. Herr 123, except bronze. E. F. Rare. ($35.-50.)

49 —

908

909

910

911

912

913

914

915

916

917

918

919

920

921

922

923,

924

925

926

927

928

929

9.10

1789 Mexico City, La Mineria. Bust r. wearing the Order of the Golden Fleece and cross of Carlos III. Engraver : Gil. Rev : A coat of arms. 43 mni.

Herr. 169 but bronze. E. F. RR. ($40.-70.)

Same as above, but gilded. Not listed in any catalog checked by cataloguer.

E. F. Apparently RRRR. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

1790 Campeche. (1 Real). Under radiant star 5 line inscr. Rev: Plain coat

of arms with palms. Obv. has flowered and milled border. Rev. has milled border only. 16 mm. Silver. In Museo Nacional. Unc. Rare. ($25.-35.)

Same as above, but in copper. E. F. Not in Herr. RRR. PHOTO ($70.-80.)

1789 Chiapa. 1 Real. Bust r. Rev : Crown and Order of the Golden Fleece.

Engraver : P.G.A. - on cut of cleeve. Has milled border both sides. 20 mm.

Silver. In Lavin Coll. Med. 142, Herr. 127, pierced as usual. Fine. RRR. ($20.-30.)

1790 Chihuahua. Bust r. with sash. “Gil” on cut of sleeve. Rev: Radiant hat of clergy. 47 mm. Silver. In coll. Banco de Mexico. Herr. 128. Unc. RRR.

photo ($200.-300.)

1789 Guadalajara, El Obispo. Bust r. with sash. Rev: Coat of arms formed by two ovals. Engraver: G. A. Gil on rev. below the coat of arms. 40mm.

Silver. In Coll. Banco de Mexico. Unc. Herr. 137. Rare. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

Same as above. 40 mm. Bronze. In Lavin Coll. V. G.-Fine. Rare. ($30.-50.)

1789 Mexico City. Large bust r. wearing Maltese cross, the Order of Charles III. Engraver: G.A. Gil. Rev: Eagle and coat of arms of Mexico City. In exergue 2 line inscr. 48inm. Silver. Herrera 160 but bronze. E. F.

RR. ($40.-60.)

Same as above but gilt. Unc. RRR. PHO’PO ($70.-l<X).)

1789 Mexico City 8 Reales. Bust r. with sash. Rev : 5 line inscr. within wreath. Rev. has milled border, obv. one line type border. Engraver G.A.

Gil. 40 mm. Silver. In Museo Nacional. Not in Herr. Unc. RRR. PHOTO ($3<X).-400.) 1789 Mexico City 8 Reales. Coat of arms, columns. Rev: 5 line inscr. within wreath. 39 mm. Silver. In Lavin Coll. Herr. 161. E. F. RR. PHOTO ($150.-200.) 1789 Mexico City Yz Real. Coat of arms, columns. Rev: 4 line inscr. within wreath. 17 mm. Silver. Herr. 165. E. F. ($45.-55.)

Same as above, but in bronze. Only in R. Hendricks coll. Unc. Rare. ($35.-45.)

1789 Mexico City, El Arzobispo. Nude bust r. Below bust the engraver:

GIL and the date inverted. Rev : Bust of Luisa left. 41 mm. Silver. Herr.

167, Fonr. 6404, Med. 194, Brand No. 2449. Fine-V. F. RRR. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

1790 Guanajuato. Bust r. G.A. Gil. Rev: Mine scene. 46 mm. Silver. In

Banco de Mexico. Herr. 144, Fonr. 6824, Med. 166 Unc. RR. PHOTO ($60.-70.)

1789 Oaxaco. Coat of arms of Spain, columns. Rev: 5 line inscr. 28mm.

Herr. 174, but bronze; Med. 204. Unc. Rare. ($25.-35.)

1790 Orizaba. Undraped bust r. Below GIL “.A. 11, de.Abril.de. 1790.” Rev;

Coat of arms of (Orizaba. 40mm. Silver. Herr. 175. Med. 202. AU. RR.

PHO'I'O ($70. ‘K).)

Same as above but bronze Can’t trace in any catalogue. Fine and apparently RRR. ($70. •»<).)

1790 Puebla, Los Angeles. Bust r., G..A. (.iil below. Rev; Coat of arms of Puebla. In e.xergue “A. 17. DE ENFRO.DE.” 1790. 48mm. Silver. Aled. 215,

Herr. 188. Unc RR. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

48 mm. Same as above but bronze. Obv. and reverse separated (split). Otherwise fine. In Museo Nacional. RR. ($.50.-70.)

1790 Puebla, Los Angeles. Coat of arms of Spain, columns. Rev: 7 line inscr. within diff. flowered circle. Both sides have milled borders. 28 mm. .Silver.

Herr. 191. In Museo Nacional V. F. Rare. PHOTO ($75.-100.')

Not dated. Los Angeles (Puebla, El Obispado). Bust r. wearing a malte.se cross. Rev: Coat of arms. Engraver; lower 1. of rev. GIL. 41j4 mm. Herr.

194, gilt, only Medina’s coll, fine, sjiotted with carbon spots. RRR. PHOTO

($75.-85.)

— 50 —

03.1

032

933

034

935

036

037

038

939

940

941

942

943

944

945

946

1790 Queretaro. llust r. no (k-ooraliDns except sash. Ivev: Sldg. figuie of warrior with flag and shield. In exergue in 3 lines EN*16*DE ENERO *DE*1790*. Engraver below bust (i.A. (.lil to 1. 44 mm. Bronze. V. h. but

with hole. RR. ($30.-50.)

Same as above. Herr. 108 but gilt. Only Medina’s Coll. Almost unc. RRR. ($100.-1 .■’0.) Not dated 1780 Real del Catoree. Bust r. Rev: 7 line Inscr. under radiant star. Engraver: G.A. (ilL. 41 mm. gilt, only in Medina’s coll. Unc. RlvR. l>H()’rO ($100.-1.50.)

Not dated 1700 Real del Catoree. (2 Reales) Coat of arms. Rev. Under radiant star 7 line inscr. Both sides have flowered borders. 28 nmi. Silver.

Herr. 204, Med. 236, Four. 6077. Unc. RR. PHOd'O ($40.-50.)

1700 San Luis Potosi. Bust r. with sasb. Rev : Coat of arms. Between ANO/1790. Engraver: Under bust U.A. GIL. 42mm. Bronze. In Museo Nacional. RR. ($60.-75.)

Same as al)Ove, gilt. Only in Medina’s Coll. Unc. RR. I^HO'I O ($100.-150.)

17H) San Luis Potosi. (1 Real) Coat of arms, plain. Rev: 7 line inscr. Has flowered border on both sides. 21 inm. Silver. Herr. 209, Med. 247. Unc. RR.

PHO'I'O ($45.-55.)

Same as above but bronze. In Museo Nacional. VF. RR ($50.-60.)

1791 San Miguel el (drande. Bust r. wearing the Order of the Golden

Fleece. Rev : Coat of arms,. Engraver : G.A. Gil. 48^ mm. Herr. 212 but bronze. Med. 250, Four. 6896 (silver). Unc. RR ($40.-50.)

1791 Sond)rerete. (2 Reales) Coat of Arms of Spain, plain. Rev; .\ moun- tain. 28 mm. Silver. Herr. 223, Med. 267. EF pierced. Rare. ($20.-30.)

Same as above, but Ijronze. In coll, of Lie. Porraz. Unc. Rare. Not p'erced. ($25.-35.) 1790 Tal)asco. (2 Reales) Bust to 1. wreathed, wearing the Order of the Golden Fleece. Rev: Under star 7 line inscr. Both sides have flowered borders. 28 mm. Silver, In Banco de Mexico Coll. Fine pierced. RR ($40.-50.)

1789 Veracruz. Bust r. Rev: Coat of arms. Engraver; Below bust. 40mm.

Silver. Herr. 220, Fonr. 7046, Med. 273. Unc. RR. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

.Same as above but bronze. Unc. Spotted. RR ($75.-90.)

Not dated. Zacatecas. Bust r. with sash. Engraver: G. .\. GIL. Rev: Coat of arms. 42mm. Bronze. EF. RR. PHOTO ($50.-75.)

Same as above. Gilt. Only in Medina’s Coll. EF. RRR ($100.-150.)

COI.I) PROCLAMATION

FERDINAND MI 1808-1821

947

1808. (Mexico City) Bust right with sasb and wearing the Order of the Golden Fleece. Reverse, Coat of arms of Mexico City, eagle right, Indian figure left (in the exergue) EN 13 DE AGOSTO DE 1808. Plain edge, UNC. Engraver; (Below bust in script) F. Gordillo, F. Mo 43mm. Gold. .And almost uncirculated. This handsome 8 reales proclamation is undoubtedly one of the most treasured pieces of this collection. .As for rarity Herrera only catalogues this 8 rcalcs in silver and Rosa speaks of one known in gold in the hands of the well-known Sevillan numismatist Sr. Sanches which was originally owned by the Viceroy of Iturrigaray. .A similar specimen from the Virgil Brand collection catalogued by us in November. 1964 Lot 1608. Sold for $1,600.00. VVe expect this to bring at least $2,000.00 and possibly $2,500.00.

RRRR. PHO TO

($2000.-2500.)

948 Same description as above bul silver. UNC. Herrera #30 UNC. RR

($175.-200.)

GOLD PROGLAMATION

^->49 1808. (Mexico City) Bust to right front wearing Order of the Golden J'leece

EN SU EX.ALTACION AL TRONO. LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO, (in the exergue) EX' 13 DE AGOSTO DE 1808. Engraver: (below bust) F. Gordillo. h. Mo. 43mni. Gold. Uncirculated with some friction. This particular piece could be rarer than the bust right type. It’s not listed in gold in Herrera and Rosa. It’s believed to exist in the F. Millan collection. It should bring at least $2,500.00. RRRR. PHOTO ($2000.-2500.)

950

951

952

953

954

955

956

957

958

959

960

961

962

963

964

965

Same description as above but in bronze. RR. ($100.-200.)

1809. Mexico City, La Lhiiversidad. Bust 1. Rev: seated figure of Minerva.

In exergue: J.M. GUERRERO INVENTO Y G. EN Mo. A DE 1809. Engraver: on cut of sleeve, J. Guerror. 50mm. Bronze. Med. 320. Herr. 34, hut small hole. EE. RR ($50.-60.)

1808 Chiapa. 2 R. Coat of arms, columns. Below coat of arms: *2R*. Rev:

6 line inscr. within wreath. 27 mm. Silver. Herr. 9. Aled. 289, Fonr. 6924,

Rodr. 1427. VE. Rare regular coin. PHOTO ($65.-80.)

1809 Guadalajara, El Colegio Tridentino. Bust r. Rev: 2 figures represent- in Spain and Mexico. In exergue: FIDES HISP. FIDE.S IND. Engraver: in script below bust P" GORDILL.F. Mo. Oval, 40 x 36 mm. Bronze. Herr. 11,

Med. 291. VF but holed. RR. PHOTO ($60.-80.)

1808 Oaxaca. (2 Reales) Coat of arms, columns, no platform under col- umns. Rev: Lion within crowned shield. 27mm. Silver, by^gr. Compare Herr. 42, Ivied. 43, Fonr. 6949. Fine. RR. PHOTO ($35.-55.)

1808 Patzeuaro. (4 Reales) Coat of arms within wreath. Rev: 5 line inscr. within wreath under star. Both sides have flowered borders. 40 mm. Silver.

Herr. 27. Beautiful Unc. RRR. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

1809 Puebla, City of Los Angeles (in Mexico). Bust r. Rev: Coat of arms

of Puebla. In Exergue “Pr. Je. M. GUERRo. Ao. DE 1809”. Oval 45x37 mm. Similar to Herr. 51 hut bronze. Prooflike hut planchet crack at 1 o'clock. Same as Brand sale 2512. RR. PHOTO ($()0.-80.)

1809 Real de Angangueo. Bust r. Rev : 8 line inscr. within border of double

dots. Engraver : F GORDILLO F M. 37 mm. Herr. 65 hut bronze. Almost

Unc. RR PHOTO ($60.-80.)

1808 San Luis Potosi. Bust r. Rev: Coat of arms. Engraver: on cut of

sleeve J. G. GIL. 51 mm. Silver. Iderr. 68. EF. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

1809 Toluca. Below crown an arrow-pierced heart. Rev: Under radiant star 9 line inscr. Has border of dots. Engraver: On rev. at bottom ALXNL.

LOPEZ LOPz. 33 mm. Silver. Herr. 85. T5F hut holed. iMed. 392. Rare. l>HOTO ($40.-80.)

1808 Valladolid Michoagan. Bust r. Head is wreathed, sideburns. Rev :

Coat of arms. In exergue: “,\.1808”. Engraver: Below bust P. GORDILLO.

]'. Mo. 41 mm. Bronze. Herr. 87. RR. P^. P. ($50.-75.)

1808 Veracruz. Bust r. Rev: Coat of arms. Plngravcr : F.GORDl LLO.F. Mo.

39 mm. Bronze. No record. RRRR. PHOTO ($150.-250.)

Same as above. 39 mm. In lead (verhaps unique. RRT4R. ($100.-150.)

1808 Zacatecas. Bust r. Rev: Coat of arms. In exergue: “PIN 7. F. SETI- EMBRE E. 1808.” PIngraver : F.GC)RDILLO.P'. Mo. 40 mm. Silver. Herr.

90, Med. 398. Unc. RR. F>HOTO ($100.-150.)

1808 Zamora. (4 Rcalcs) Coat of arms. Rev: inscr. Both sides have flow- ered borders. v34 mm. Silver. Herr. 91. In Banco de Mexico Coll, .\lmost Unc. RR. PHO'I'O ($50.-75.)

1808 Zamora. Coat of arms, wreath. Rev: Inscr. Both sides have flowered

Not

1 lerr.

Museo Xacional 8/86. Unc.

horflers. 40 mm. Silver.

PHOTO ($100.-150.)

1808 Zamora. Coat of arms, plain. Rev: Inscr. 40mm. Silver. Not in Herr.

Unc. RRRR. PHO'I'O ($200.-2.50.)

966

WEST INDIES

067 CUBA 8 Ueales in coi)i)cr (1741). Obverse: Raini)art lum in en.wned arms.

Reverse: Shield of Castille. l)oenments have revealed that this is aetually a necessity issue of Santia{.^o de Culia on the occasion of the ivn^hsh occu- pation of 1741. PHOTO ('$225.-300.)

968 Amadeus I of Savoy, King' of Spain. Medal on his proclamation in Havana.

High relief bust to r. Rev: Anns of Si:)ain and Cuba. h.. h., h^op removed.

|»HOTO f$75.-100.)

068. \ Republ ic .Souvenir Peso 1807. Head in high relief. Rat. 07 on truncation of head, and wide date. SDN.SA l.\. 828 struck. 4'he rare 1st tyjie. h.

I'DC. PHO'I'O ($400.-.500.)

068P> 1897 Type IB. Lowest relief. Right star on obv. below base line of date.

Smooth truncation, and initial H on reverse in lower right shield. SDNS.A 11). 4286 struck. E. F./FDC. PHOTO ($2()().-250.)

968C 1897 Type 1C. Right obv. star above base line of date. The stem of R in SOUVENIR is shorter than either of the other two varieties. No initial on reverse. SDNSA 1C 4856 struck. E. F./FDC. PHOTO f$180.-200.)

Peso 1939. Bust of Liberty. SDNSA 4. Unc. ($60.-75.)

Another Peso 1939. Unc. ($60.-75.)

Peso 1953. Centennial of Marti. SDNSA 5. Unc. ($12.50-15.)

Peso 1953. Similar type, bag-marked. Unc. ($10.-12.50)

CURACAO. “6” c/m on worn Penny of George 11. C/m quite sharp. See Gibbs sale 1358 to 1368. I^HOTO ($35.-45.)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 5 Francs 1891. SDNSA 1. Brill, unc. gem, proof- like. Attractive toning. PHOTO ($125.-150.)

Peso 1897. Indian Princess head. SDNSA 2. V. F., rare thus. ($25.-35.)

Peso 1955. Bust of Trujillo. SDNSA 4. Rainbow toned, unc. ($30.-40.)

HAITI, j/2 Penny of George III. 1773 c/m head of Henri Christophe facing r. in circle. Coin and c/m (4ood to V. G. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

Gen. J. P. Boyer. 1818-1943. 100 Centimes AN 26. Head 1. Rev : Palm tree among trophies. Craig 37. Unc. ($20.-30.)

One gourde 1882. E. F. ($25.-30.)

One gourde 1882. SDNSA 1. E. F. ($25.-30.)

JAMAICA. Pennies, 1869//1962. Collection of 42 diff., lacking onlv 1890, 1895,

1897, 1904, 1905, 1955. V. G. to unc. ' ($145.-200.1

Half Pennies. 1869//1961. Collection of 35 different plus 3 die varieties.

Lacking only 1904, 1909, 1919, 1942, 1945, 1947 and 1955 to 1960. V. G. to AU.

Lot of 38. ($72.5(L100.)

Farthings. 1885//1952. Collection of 18 different dates. F. to E. F.+. ($42.50-60.)

MARTINIQUE (?) or DOMINICA. Hibernia Woods. 1723 Halfpenny c/m Crown , Cross ’ and ‘22 , struck 2 times on obverse and once on reverse.

Most interesting and first we have seen of this c/m. Coin fair, c/ms F. to V.F. PHOTO ($100.-Ls0.)

MONTSERRAT. Halfpenny 1773 c/m “M” on ol)v. and 2 dents on rev.: also 1774 Halfpenny “M” on rev. Coins fair and V. G. C/ms F. to F. Lot

($65.-75.)

LES SAINTS. “IS” c/m on Halfpenny 1752 of George H. Coin Fine, c/m V. F. See Gibbs 1701A to 1704, also 1822. PHOTO ($50-60 )

ST. EUSTATIUS. Phillipsburg, Isle of St. Martin. Arrow point over "P” c/m on British Halfpenny of 1771. Coin V. G., c/m V. F. PHOTO ($75.-95 )

TORTOLA. “Tirtila” (?) Halfpenny of George HI 1773 c/m (monogram T.L.F.) in crenulatcd sciuare. Possibly double “T-I N L", neat c/m. Coin V. (L/F., c/m F. h'., (piitc interesting. PHOTO TORTOLA. Worn Halfpenny (1745) of George H c/m large “T‘

Coin fair to good, c/m F., sec IT. page 95.

969

970

971

972

973

974

975

976

977

978

979

980

981

982

983

984

985

986

987

988

989

($75.-100.)

on rev.

($45.-55.)

990 Halfpenny 1753 c/m 1 upright and 1 horizontal “T” on obverse. Coin aht.

fine, c/m V. F. H. W. p. 95. PHOTO ($65.-75.)

991 TRINIDAD(?). George III Halfpenny of 1775 c/m “TH”. Coin V. G., c/m

F. ($50.-65.)

CENTRAL AMERICA

Please note that Tmr. and Rodr. stands for “Catalogo de los Reales de a Dos”

by J. J. Rodriguez Lorende

BRITISH HONDURAS

992 dOc 1894, 1895, 1897, 1901, 1906 and 1907. Complete date set of Victoria and

Edward VII. G.-V. G. ($30.-35.)

993 50c 1897, 1906 and 1919. Type set of 50c silver. Fine+. ($32.50-37.50)

994 9 Different Ic 1936 and 1950; 5c 1919 and 1944; 10c 1936 and 1944 ; 25c 1901,

1906, and 1919. F. to V. F. ($42.50-52.50)

995 Collection of 24 different types and dates. Abt. fine to V. F. Starter set. ($125.-165.)

COSTA RICA

996 8 Reales 1831. Ceiba tree. Rev: Mountains. This is the rare Central American

crown. F./V. F. SDNSA p. 53.1. PHOTO ($400.-600.)

997 2 Reales. 1845 Counterstamped over Ferdinand VII 2 real 1814 c/s Obverse :

Lady’s head and inscription COSTA RICA. Reverse : Arms of Central America circled by legend HABILITADA POR EL GOB. Med. obs. 48. Fine

but pierced. Rodr. 1389. ($35.-45.)

998 1 Real. 1846 Counterstamped over Carlos and Johanna 2 reales Mo. Obverse :

Sun rising above mountain. Legend inside dotted circle: REPUB. DEL CENT. DE AMER. Reverse; Tree and 1 R. Legend inside dotted circle: H.\BILITADA EN COSTA RICA J. B. Medina’s Plate #52. Holed, coin

good c/m Fine. ($75.-90.)

GUATEMALA

999 8 Reales. Philip IV - Medina wrote on page 85 of his book “Las Monedas Obsidionales Hispano-Americanas” . . . There existed in Guatemala a number of Cobs originating from the Potosi mint which were of lower silver con- tent than the normal issues. These motivated the ordinance of 1650 and which later created what was called “La baja de la Moneda” or devaluation.

■At that time an 8 real was actually worth 6 reales. By then a good many of these pieces had entered Guatemala and it was ordered in 1653 that a stop be put to their circulation. Two reales were allowed to be used until 1663 and at that time it was ordered that this denomination still available be counterstamped with a crown and an F and returned to circulation. It appears at the time when Medina wrote his book that he was under the im- ])ression that only two reales were counterstamped and returned to circula- tion, but then he continues ... 1 have not yet seen any of these. But in the section of this book devoted to uncertain is.sucs he is illustrating two var- ieties of 8 reales and one 4 real which in effect have this particular counter- stamp crown with an F Ijclow ; this then leaves me to be sure that not only were the two reales counterstamped as the records indicate hut that in fact all other existing issues were counterstamped and returned to use in Guate- mala. It is now concluded that these were in fact the coins c/s at that time.

.See Dasi 286, Burzio 184. .Similar coin sold for $360 in Brand sale 1964. This specimen, Medinas own illustration Plate #328. is expected with the ever- increasing interest on Latin American rarities to bring. PHOTO ($400.-500.)

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8 Realcs. Necessity - Writes Medina on page 85 of his hook “^Monedas Oh- sidionales y de Neccsidad". In its beginning the casa dc nioneda de (Inat- einala issued along with its normal issue a series of abnormal and cur- ious 8 reales pieces which I am accordinglj^ classifying as necessity issues.

These particular issues featured in the obverse what seems to be a poorly engraved castle and on the reverse the cross of Jerusalem and counter- stamped with a rising sun with indescribable legend around castle and cross. This particular piece offered herel)y is Medina’s’ Plate #135, dated with legend ASIN. Fine. PHOTO ($500.-600.)

8 Reales. Alexico handsome round broad 8 reales Phillip V 1717 counter- stamped with sun, and mountain range on obverse. Small hole as usually found. These piece RARELY turn up and price winner from the YIedina’s collection should bring. PHOTO ($1000.-2000.)

Real. 1736 Cob. type again date not in Guttag, Medina collection, p. 297 V. Rare-XF. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

1 Real. 1739. Not in Guttag. Cob type V. G. -Rare. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

Cob 4 Real Pillar type, date and mintmark not on coin. Fine but holed as usual. .\ good examjde of the “Pirate Aloney”. ($30.-10.)

Philip V. Cob 2 Real 173 (3 or 7) and top of “G” shows. Fine but holed as usual. ($35.M2.)

HONDURAS — NICARAGUA — SALVADOR

8 Reales Potosi-Cob 1764 counterstamped with quiver, bow-arrow V. F.

PHOTO ($200.-300.)

GUATEMALA (continued)

Note: LCY or Yr is Lopez Chavez and Yriarte.

1 Real. 1762 Charles III - Pillar type Assayer P. Medina Col. P. 302 Fine- Rare. ($30.-50.)

8 Reales. 1768G Charles III Assayer P, LCY 55, V. F., but pierced. PHOI O

($75.-100.)

1 Real. 1772 Charles III Bust Assayer P Medina Col. P. 304 - Y. G. ($20.-30.)

2 Reales. 1773 Charles III Bust type Assayer P - Fine Rodr. 693, IMedina

Col. P. 304 - Fine. ($15.-25.)

8 Reales.1779 NG Charles HI bust Assayer P, LCY #67 Very Rare Date V.F. PHOTO ($100.-200.)

2 Reales. 1783 Charles III, Bust Assayer P. Rodr. has “M”, Medina Col.

P. 3(M - -V. F. ($15.-25.)

Real. 1787 Charles III bust Assayer M, Guttag 1862 A. V.F. ($20.-30.)

2 Reales. 1790 Charles VI Bust Assayer M. Rodr. 701, Aledina Col. P. 307,

Fine. ($15.-20.)

Real. 1790 Charles IV bust Assayer ^1. Not in Guttag. Aledina’s’ col- lection P. 308. XF. ($40.-50.)

2 Realcs. 1791 Charles IV Bust, Assayer AI, Rodr. 702, Alcdina Col. P. 307 - Guttag 1864 - Fine. ($10.-15.)

Real. 1796 Castle and lion. Not in Guttag XF. Apparently V. Rare date. photo ($35.-40.3

4 Realcs. 1802 NG Charles IV Bust Assayer AI. Not in Guttag. Aledina col.

P.307, C.46 Very Rare and XF. PHOTO ($160.-200.)

8 Reales 1809. NG h'erdinand VII bust, .Assayer Al. LCA’ 202 IW’C PROOl' surface. ($300.-400.)

4 Realcs. 1809 NG h'erdinand VII 1809 Assayer AI, Guttag 1076 - Alcdma col. P.311. XF. l>HOTO ($100.-200.)

Real. 1809 Ferdinand AGI, bust type Assayer Al. Guttag 1878 A. Fine. ($10.-20.) (4 Real 1816 Ferdinand \'1I bust type. Assayer AI. Guttag 1881 .A - Almost UNC.

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1043

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lA'al. 1<S18 I'cTdiiian.l VI 1, Assayer M. V. . - CiitlaK 1881 If - Y. O'. ($20. 30.)

Real. 1820 Fordinaiul VI 1, Assaycr iVI . (iuttage 1833A. Almost UNC. ($30. -40.)

8 Reales. 1836 NG Central American Federation lead pattern perhai)s unique should he worth several liundrd dollars. ($200.-3(X).)

As Central American State. JG Real 1824, Craif? 92, h... h.; Real 1826, V. h.;

1843, E. F.; and 1844, V. F., Craig 91. 4 pcs. All scarce. ($20.-25.)

Carrera. 1 Real 1862, 1864, 1865, 1869 (different arms). Seated Liberty type 1899, no fineness; 1899 .500 fine; and 1900 very heavy die breaks near “fineness” and bird’s head. First four V. G. to Fme plus, last three h.. h.

Lot of 7 good minor coins (Y. 8, 14, 62a and 62C). ($17.50-25.)

Carrera. 4 Reales 1860 and 1861. Both Fined-. Harris States. 4,760 issued in 1860, no mintage given for 1861 lot of 2. Worth. ($20.-27.50)

Republic. Collection of minor coins 1869-1912. "Yeo. Nos. 23, 36, 37. 39, 42,

49, 52, 60, 74 (7 cliff. 4), 75, 82, 85 (3, cliff. 2), 86, 87 (10, cliff. 4). Average E. F.

Many unc., 1 V. G. and few V. F. 31 pcs. Sold as is. ($50.-75.)

4 Reales 1863(2) ; and 1865(8). Lot of 10, abt. fine to V. F. ($45.-65.)

Necessity Peso 1894. C/m of V2 Real die 1894, struck on Peruvian Sol 1869.

SDNSA 23. Coin V. F., stamp E. F. ($22.50-27.50)

Necessity Peso 1894 c/m of half real die of 1894 on Peso of Chile 1884.

SDNSA 23. Coin and stamp E. F. Some planchet cracking. ($25.-30.)

Necessity Peso 1894. C/m of half real on Peso 1883 of Chile. SDNSA 23. AU. ($30.-35.)

HONDURAS

8 Reales. 1858 Fine with usual cruclenes and weakness. Bronze. ($25.-40.)

Peso 1894 over 1892. SDNSA 3. V. F. Silver. ($20.-30.)

PANAMA

10 Centesimos 1904. Y.7; 5 Cent. 1907, Y. 6. Both brill, unc. 2 pcs. ($22.50-30.)

10 Cent. 1904, unc.; 5 Cent. 1907, BU. 2 pcs. ($22.50-30.)

Similar 10 Cent. 1904; and 5 Cents. 1907. BU. 2 pcs. ($22.50-30.)

Similar 10 Cent. 1904; and 5 Cent. 1907 (2). BU. 3 pcs. ($30.-40.)

Similar 10 Cent. 1904; and 5 Cent. 1907 (3). BU. 4 pcs. ($35.-50.)

50c (crown) 1904, E. F. edge dings ; 1905, AU toned, the scarce date. Lot of 2. ($75.-95.)

50c 1905 (silver crown). Sharp V. F., some toning. The scarce one. ($32.50-40.)

SALVADOR

2 Reales over Lima 2 R. 1753 counterstamped with Salvadorian arms. Fine

pierced RARE. R. PHOTO (^40.-50.)

2 Reales over Mexico 2 R. 1790 Countedstampd witii Salvadorian ars. R. ($25.-35.) 1 Real over Guatemale - Carreras 1859 c/s with R inside dotted circle. Fine f^HOTO ■ ($50.-60.)

25 Centavos 1943(4) ; 1944(6). (iuatemala. 50 Centavos 1962, orchid (10). Lot of 20. E. F.-Unc. ($25.-32.50)

SOUTH AMERICA

SPANISH AMERICAS

1046 Charles and Johanna. Flalf Real; Mexico. Crowned 1\1. Rev: Columns. Nes- mith 87b, fine, rare; Ferdinand \T. Real, pillar type, Mexico 1749 and 1751 (2), all V. F. ; Charles IV. R* Real 1799 and 1800, both Mexico; 1807G, (iuat- emala, V. F. ; Ferdinand VH. Real 1817, Santiago, F. ; 1820 Lima, E. F. ; n. d., no mm, V. F. 10 pcs.

($50.-75.)

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1048

1049

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1052

1053

1054

1055

1056

1057

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MEXICO. Copper % Real 1830, Y. 59, V. F. ; copper Cuartilla 1846, angel,

Craig L.192, V. F., green spot; Silver Peso 1908, Mexico, imc. ; Venezuela.

Real 1882, silver, Craig 31, V. F., scarce; Cayenne. Louis XV. Sous n.d.

Crowned C on plain planchet, V. F'. ; Argentina. Bronze Medal 1886 of Buenos Aires on opening of 54 schools. Unc. ; Brazil. Peter II. Copper 18 Reis 1868, unc. 7 pcs. ($30.-40.)

Bolivia. 4 Soles 1855, head of Bolivar 1., Y. 17a, V. F. ; Colombia. SO Centavos 1902, Liberty head, Y. 28. unc.; 50 Centavos 1892, Columbus head, Y. 29,

E. F. ; Cuba. 1 Centavo 1915. Co-nickel, Y. 1, brill, proof; similar 1920(2)

V. F. ; 5 Centavos 1915, Co-Mi., Y. 5, brill, proof ; silver 10 Centavos 1915,

Y. 6. V. F. 8 pcs. ($30.-40.)

Venezuela. % Cent. 1843; Guatemala, holed 1 Real; Ecuador. 2 Real 1848;

Bolivia. 2 Real 1789; 1 Real 1825; Chile. 5 coppers; Haiti. 25 Cent. An 13; 1

Cent. 1846. F./V. F. 12 pcs. ($10.-20.)

ARGENTINA

4 Real. Rio de la Plata 1813, Assayer J, Ferrando #7, Craig #14, XF. Rare.

photo ($85.-125.)

2 Real. 1813, Assayer J, Ferrando # 10, Craig #13, XF. Rodr. 1506. PHOTO ($45.-65.) 8 Reales 1835. Sun. Rev: Arms. SDNSA 3. Toned E. F. PHOTO ($60.-80.)

8 Reales 1835. Similar type. V. F. ($32.50-40.)

2 Reales. La Rioja. 1822, 2/R-/R 10 X-A/ 822-A The first attempts of mint- ing coin in Rioja. (Rioxa) Province started in 1821 with these 2 real issues.

They imitated the Spanish Col) issued and a])parently struck in extremely small quantities. This is Ferrando #89 XF and listed as RRRR. R. 1359.

PHOTO ($225.-300.)

1 Real. 1824 Initial DS, Ferrando 145 C 23, Rare-XF. PHOTO ($45.-55.)

2 Soles. 1825, Initials Ca. D. DAS. Ferrando #137 Craig 24 -V. F. ($22.50-25.)

2 Soles. 1826, Ferrando #1386 Craig 24 -XF. ($35.-37.50)

Mendoza. 1 Real 1824 P, old type cob coin. E. F. PHOTO t$100.-150.)

Santiago del Estero. 1 Real 1836, arrow. Craig 133 ($40), deep die stamps on reverse. Fine. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

Republic. 4 Soles. 1828 Assayer P, inverted Reverse, Ferrando 129a C. 19.

.\U R. PHO TO ($125.-150.)

8 Reales. 1840, Struck in lead. Legend Argentina Confederada. This is one of several intersting patterns found throughout the Medina’s collection.

AMt even listed in I'erando’s book, perhaps unique and should bring a nice figure. PHOTO ($300.-400.)

2 Reales. 1843 .\ssayer I>, h'errando 140 C. 100. R. 1509. E. F. PHOTO ($35.-45.) 34 Real. Buenos Aires 1827, Banco Nacional Ferrando 165, C 42. XF. Bare.

Copper. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1 Real. Cordoba. 1841, Assayer PNP, F'errando #20, but inverted 4 and 3 Rosettes 1841 3 Rosettes ?? Craig 66. Fine. RRR. PHOTO ($80.-90.)

1 Real. 1848, Assayer D, Ferrando #79 Craig 68 XF. PHOTO ($20.-30.)

Republic. 1 Centavo. 1878 Pattern cop|)cr libertad (iuttag #211, Rare, I'nc,

PHO’TO ($(.)5.-75.)

80 Centavos. 1879, l-*attern Brass Libertad (iuttag #212. V. Rare. PHO’TO ($100.-150.)

Pattern Peso Fuerte 1879 by Zuccotti “Provincial de Buenos Aires”.

Standing Lil)erty. Rev: Anns. “Ranco de la Republica”. Milled edge. 1C F.,

very rare. Rrand 3344, 1%4 $.500 est. PHOTO ($500.-550.)

BOl.lV'IA. Potosi Mint

Note: LCY or Yr is Lopez Chavez and Yriarte.

PO’TOSI. Philip II. ( 1558-1 .5<)i8). 2 Reales, .Assayer l’>. Legends sbarp. .Much

nicer than illustration piece in Llorente. Choice V. h. ($42.50-50.)

Philip III. 1598-16)21. Cob 8 Reales, Assayer (J. Rare. V. IC ($(>0.-75.)

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10?0 Cob 8 Reales and Cob 4 Reales. Dates, mintmarks not visible. Both V. F.

1071

1072

1073

1074

1075

1076

1077

1078

1079

1080 1081

2 pcs. ($40.-50.)

Philip IV. 1621-1665. Cob 8 Reales, Assayer T. F./V. F. ($45.-55.)

2 Real 1655 Assayer E, V. F., Date RRR. Rodr. 1078. PHOTO ($60.-75.)

4 Real. 1656 Assayer P, E.P.- unusual choice for this particular issue RR.

V.F. PHOTO ($75.-l(XJ.)

8 Real. 166(0) Assayer E, LCY 980 V. F. ($60.-90.)

2 Real. 1660, Assayer E, E. E. Rodr. 1088. PHOTO ($20.-30.)

Charles II, 4 Real 1671 Assayer E, V. E., R. PHOTO ($50.-75.)

2 Real 1674, Assayer E, E. F. Rodr. 1102. PHOTO ($20.-30.)

8 Real. 1675 over 1674 Assayer E, note the additional 5 by DG below date, also 5 over crude 4 on date. For best understanding of this coin compare

with Guttag 4046, overdate not listed in LCY. V. F. PHOTO 2 Real. 1676 Assayer L?, V.F. Rodr. 1104. PHOTO 8 Real. 1680 Assayer V, LCY 1006, V. F. PHOTO

($250.-350.)

($20.-30.)

($90.-100.)

8 Reales. 1684-1696. VR Assayer. Compare Yriarte 1013-1027. F.-V. F.

($50.-75.) ($20.-30.) (20.-30.) ($25.-35.) ($75.-100.) ($20.-30.) ($15.-20.) ($30. 40.)

Yr. 1101.

($120.-135.)

($45.-60.)

($45.-60.)

($45.-60.)

($40.-50.)

($40.-50.)

($20.-35.)

($50.-60.)

($100.-150.)

Scarce.

1082 2 Real 1685 Assayer VR (in monogram) R. Rodr. 1115. Fine. PHOTO

1083 2 Real. 1696 Assayer VR (in monogram) VF. Rodr. 1126.

1084 2 Real. 1684 Assayer VR (in monogram) V.F. Rodr. 1114. RR. PHOTO

1085 8 Real. 1690 Assayer VR, LCY 1020, Fine-V. F.

1086 Philip V, 4 Real 1732, Assayer?, pierced - otherwise V. G. PHO’I'O

1087 2 Real 1736, Assayer E, Fine, Rodr. 1168.

1088 Ferdinand VI, 2 Real 1749, Assayer P, E. F. Rodr. 1188. PHOTO

1089 Cob 8 Reales (thick), 175il, Assayer E, date twice Assayer “G’

Fine. PHOTO

1090 8 Real 1752, Assayer 9, LCY 1102, Fine.

1091 8 Real 1753, Assayer 9, LCY 1103, V. F.

1092 8 Real 1754, Assayer 9, LCY 1104, Fine. PHOTO

1093 Charles III, 1759-1788. 8 Real 1763, Assayer V, LCY 1114, Fine. PHOTO

1094 8 Real 1769, Assayer V, LCY 1121, Fine. PHOTO

1095 Pillar 8 Reales 1770 JR. Small crowns. Short pillars. V. F. plugged hole.

1096 Cob 8 Reales 1769. Assayer “V”. Yr. 1121. V. G.-F.

1097 4 Reales 1769. Assayer JR. V. F., RR. PHOTO

1098 Cob 8 Reales 1770. Assayer V. Nice representative example showing one

date. Yr. 1122. ($47.50-57.50)

1099 2 Reales 1770 Pillar type. Assayer JR, V.F. Rodr. 1221. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

1100 4 Reales 1774, Assa3^er JR. G.-V. G. ($17.50-25.)

1101 4 Reales 1777. P.R. F. Legends c}uite sharp. Scarce and choice for this. ($70.-95.)

1102 4 Reales 1778 P.R. V. G.-F. but not evenly struck “OLUS” on obv. and

“SPAN-E” not legible. Scarce. ($37.50-45.)

1103 8 Reales 1783/2. Bust type. SDNSA 14. V. F., many Chinese chopmarks. ($20.-25.)

1104 8 Reales 1785. As'sayer PR LCY 1145. F., pierced.

1105 2 Reales 1790 Bust type Charles IV 1790. Assayer PR. Fine. Rodr. 1241,

1105A 2 Reales 1773, 1774, 1777, 1778(3) and 1788. Fine. 7 pcs.

1106 Charles IV, 1788 1808. 8 Reales 1797. Assayer PP. LCV115Q. V. F'

PHOTO

1107 14 Real 1797. Castle and Idon. Choice, almost as struck. RR. PHOTO

1108 1 Real 1791 Bust Chas. IV. Assayer PR. V.F. PHOTO

1109 NO LOT.

1110 2 Reales 1793. Assayer PR. V. F./F. nil 2 Reales 1796, 1797(2), 1800. Abt. fine. 4 pcs.

1112 4 Reales 1797. V. G.-Fine.

1113 8 Reales 1797 PP, F.-V. F. 1799 PP. V. G.-F V. F. (dig on neck) ; 1824 PJ, fine. Yr. 1159, 1161, 1181 and 1188. Lot of 4. ($52.50-67.50)

1114 Charles IV, 4 Reales 1808. Assayer PJ, VF. ($2S -30 )

1115 4 Reales 1808 P.J. Assayer. Nice fine. Rev: Tops of IND not as sharp as

other letters. Last year of Chas. IV. (■$37 5(^ 43 \

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($10.-20.)

($15.-20.1

($25.-.30.)

($20.-30.)

($50.-60.)

($30.-40.)

($16.50-22.50)

($15.-20.)

($22.50-30.)

Ferdinand VII. 1817 PJ , F.-

1116

1117

1118

1119

1120 1121 1122

1123

1124

1125

1126

1127

1127 A

1128

1129

1130

1131

1132

1133

1134

1135

1136

1137

1138

1139

1140

1 Real 1808. Bust Charles IV. Assayer PJ, almost Unc. ($30.-40.)

Ferdinand VII. 1808-1824. 8 Reales 1823 PJ. New large bust r. LCY.-. V. F.,

rare. PHOTO ($75.-100.)

Real 1824. Bust Ferd. VII. Assayer PJ, almost unc. ($15.-20.)

8 Reales 1825 JL, small bust. Cff Yr. 1191. V. F.+. Rare. ($25.-35.)

8 Reales 1825 JL, large bust. Cff. Yr. 1191. F./V. F. ($20.-30.)

Republic. 4 Sueldos 1830 IL, Bolivar r. Rev : Tree, llamas, stars. F./V. F. ($10.-20.) Peso 1860. Laureate head of Bolivar 1. Rev: Llamas below palm tree.

SDNSA 25. Toned E. F., choice. ($35.-42.50)

5 Centavos 1868 Guttag 411A, C. T. on obverse Unc. PHOTO ($80.-90.)

10 Centavos 1868 Guttag 411, C. T. on obverse Unc. PHOTO ($90.-100.)

20 Centavos 1868 Guttag 409, C. T. on obverse Unc. ($100.-110.)

8 Soles 1845 R Struck in Lead Unc, RRR. ($100.-110.)

BRAZIL

John VI. 960 Reis 1821 R struck over 8 Reales 1793 of Charles IV. SDNSA 2 (see note on bottom of page 26). Choice. (Rarely found that earlier coin is identifiable). ($50.-60.)

Ceara. Star c/m on obv. of an 1816 Bahia 960 Reis of John, PR. SDNSA 16. Ex Prober. E. F. PHOTO ($175.-200.)

Empire. Type set 2000, 1000, 500, 200 Reis 1856, 1859, 1858, 1862. SDNSA 7.

S.L. 483, S.L. 498, etc. in black plastic holder. E. E.+. 4 pcs. ($30.-35.)

Republic. Commem. 400 Reis 1900 on the 400th anniversary of the discovery the smallest in the set of 4 rarely available. Y. 8. E. E. ($27.50-37.50)

2000 Reis 1907 unc.; 2000 Reis 1913 no dashes between stars, AU with 3 scratches in reverse field; also 200 Reis 1888, Fine. Y. 17, 23, and C 177.

Nice lot of 3. ($20.-27.50)

1932. Set of 6 commemoratives in attractive original plush lined case of issue. 400th anniversary of Discover3\ Proof. ($30.-40.)

5 Copper. F./V. F. ($5.-10.)

BRITISH GUIANA

1 Stiver. Copper, 1813, George III bust, V. F. ; 1 Stiver copper “Trade & Navigation” token. Fine. Lot of 2 large coppers. Pridmore 29 and 60. ($14.50-18.50)

CHILE

2 Reales 1810, assayer FJ, V. F. ; Colombia. 1819 Assayer FJ, V. G.-F., small cut on rev.; also Vatican. Giulio of Urban VIII. V. G. but clipped. 3 in- teresting coins. ($22.50-27.50)

4 Reales 1813, assayer FJ. Portrait bust of Charles IV. Sharp V. F.-E. F. except centers not too well struck up. A rare coin. ($150.-200.)

Minor coins. AR Real 1834, Y. 3, rare, V. F. ; AE Centavo 1835, Y. 7, unc. small spots; AE Y.9, 10, 11, 12, 14. All BU ; AR Y. 35, V. E. ; AR Y. 37a,

V. F. ; AR 50 Centavos 1868, Y. 47, rare, E. F. ; AR Y. 50 and 51. Both V. F. ;

AE Y. 56, 57, 58, 59; Co-Ni. Y. 88, 89, 90, 91, 102, 104; AR Y. 66, 75, 78, 79, 80,

83, 85. Many unc. at least V. F. 29 pcs. ($45.-75.)

Peso 1856. SDNSA 13. F./V. F. ($20.-30.)

Peso 1876. SDNSA 15. Abt. E. F., slight nick on edge; nother 1885, toned E. F. 2 pcs. ($35.-40.)

COLOMBIA

Ferdinand VII. 2 Reales 1811/0 Popayan mint. JF assayer. Overdate not listed in Llorente. Sharp fine but center obv. and rev. light scratches. Rare.

PHOTO Should be worth ($100.-125.)

Real 1816. Castle and Lion. Popayan. Guttag 1198, Craig 61. V. F.

PHOTO ($45.-60.)

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1141

1142

1143

1144

1145

1146

1147

1148

1149

1150

1151

1152

1153

1154 11 54 A

1155

1156

1157

Republic. 8 Reales 1820. Indian head. Rev : Pomegranate. SDNSA 8. Almost V. F. ($35.-50.)

Santa Maria. J^Real 1813. Craig 71, Fonr. 8253. Rare, good. Copper. PHOTO ($60.-70.) % Real 1820, Burzio 760, C72 (thick issue).). Copper. V. F. PHOTO ($40.-70.)

% Real 1820. C 72 thin issue. Copper. Fine. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

Real 1820, C 72 thin issue die variety. Copper. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

Cartagena. Real 1813 C-91, copper. V. F. PHOTO ($30.^.)

^ Real Undated - Die F. Copper. ($30.^.)

2 Reales. Usual crudeness, no date, showing on this particular die. Rodr.

1314. Large copper. ($30.-40.)

Nueva Granada. 8 Reales 1839. Condor above cornucopia SDNSA 11. V. F. ($25.-35.) 8 Reales. 1835 Lead pattern, possibly unique first time recorded by cat- aloguer. PHOTO ($250.-300.)

Diez Reales 1847. V. F. Rare Type of SDNSA 13 (1848, 1849), Brand Coll.

1964 No. 3780. Estim. $75 in E. F. ($30.-40.)

Bogota. Un Peso 1855. V. F. SDNSA 15. ($10.-20.)

16 pesos. 1849 - Lead Pattern - Obverse : Republica de la Nueva Granada

1849, Reverse; Bogota: Peso -258064 G Lei 0 9000 - See Friedberg ^73

(gold coins) possibly unique - XF. PHOTO ($150.-200.)

Qranadine Confederation. Peso 1859. Arms. Rev: Value. Craig 186. SDNSA

16. V. F. PHOTO ($25.-35.)

Peso 1861 Bogota. Early type. Unpublished date. Brand sale had Peso 1861 of “ESTADOS UNIDOS” type. Fine, some edge nicks. ($250.-300.)

ECUADOR

8 Reales. 1846 pattern in lead. Obverse : Liberty Head surrounded by the legend EL PODER EN LA CONSTITUCION 1846. Reverse,: Coat of Arms surrounded by the legend REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR QUITO G. J. Suspected to be unique. Should bring several hundred dollars. PHOTO ($350.-450.)

FRENCH GUIANA

Louis XVI. Billon 2 Sous 1789, for Cayenne. Craig 1. V. F. and E. F. 2 pcs. ($10.-20.)

PARAGUAY

2 Reales 1868 Obverse. Seated lady. Rev: Seated lion. 23mm. reeded edge.

Silver - Guttag 3975, unc I believe a pattern for the gold coin. PHOTO ($100.-150.)

PERU

Potosi

1157A Philip IV. 1621-65. 8 Reales 1650 Potosi. Assayer Q. ctspd. large crowned L. According to Burzio, p. 97. These coins were struck when they exchange dies among the oversease mints in the confusing years 1649-50. Aledina p. 231 ; also 1951. Vol. 1.14 Numisma, Gibbs 988. Cracked planchet. V. F.

($250.-300.)

1157B Another Potosi, probably 1649. Only the 1 or 1649 visible. Round clear

planchet. Yr. 956 with stamp. Brand sale 1964 No. 3841 $285. PHOTO ($200.-300.)

Lima

1158

1159

1160

2 Reales 1684 Cob type. Assayer V. Medina Collection p. 177 J. Schulman list 107 year 1938. V. RARE-V. F. Rodr. 736.

2 Reales 1692 Cob type Assayer V - J. Schulman list 107 year 1937. V. G.- RARE. Rodr. 740.

1 Real 1685 Cob type. Assayer R, Guttag 4072. Vidal Quadras P. 425. Since production stopped at the Lima Mint from 1660' thru 1684, this 1685 2 reales is one of the first pieces struck after reopening of mint. Guttag 4072. Vidal

($40.-50.)

($30.-40.)

Quadras, p. 425.

($75.-100.)

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1161

1162

1163

1164

1165

1166

1167

1168

1169

1170

1171

1172

1173

1174

1175

1176

1177

1178

1179

1180

1181

1182

1183

1184

1185

1186

1187

1188

1 Real 1694 Cob type - Assayer M - Medina Collection p. 177. Not in Guttag V. F. ($20.^0.)

1 Real 1686 Cob t}''pe - Assayer R. Not in Guttag and several other public- ations appears to be Very RARE. Only V. G. PHOTO ($50.-60.)

1 Real 1696 Cob Type Assayer H, Vidal Quadras II, p. 427. V. F. RARE PHOTO ($30.-50.)

1 Real 1699 Cob type, Assayer R, Burzio p. 292. Guttag 4096. V. F. ($30.-50.)

8 Reales 1692 Cob type. Assayer L, LCY 140' Rosa p. 425, V. F.-RARE.

photo ($50.-100.)

Yz Real 1700 Assayer F. 1700 Not in Guttag. Not in Burzio, etc. V. F.-Ex- tremely RARE. PHOTO ($100.-125.)

2 Reales 1702 Cob type Assayer H, Medina Col. p. 182. V. F.-RARE. Rodr.

750. ($30.-50.)

1 Real 1706 Cob type. Assayer R. Guttag 4099C, V. F., but pierced. ($30.-50.)

Real pieces. 3 pcs. Name of King Philip V in monogram form/Cross of Jerusalem. Average V. G.-F. Lot of 3. ($15.-20.)

2 Reales 1722, moneyer “M”. Only one date shows clearly. Fine for this

coinage. Holed well below date. Llorente 770. ($27.50-32.50)

1 Real 1738 Cob type. Assayer F? Date not known to Burzio and not listed

in any other publication. RRRR. ($60.-70.)

Cob Lima 8 Reales 1745. Plugged top of “74” visible. .All of “5” shows.

LCY 19. V. G.-f for this coinage. ($60.-75.)

Ferdinand VI. Cob 2 Reales 1749, moneyer “K”. Date shows on each side.

F.-|- for this. Rodr. 798. ($30.-40.)

Real Pillar 1754 Assayer JD - Guttag 4167 V. F. PHOTO ($25.-35.)

4 Reales 1755 Lima Pillar type, Assayer JM. Not in Guttag, missing from other collections, cataloguer has not handled before. Craig 11, Medina Col. p. 186. Small hole, otherwise XF-RRR. Should bring at least $175.00.

PHOTO (?-200.)

1 Real 1755 Pillar type Assayer J. Medina col. p. 187. Guttag 4168B. Fine. ($20.-30.)

Yz Real Pillar 1757 Assayer JM - Guttag 4175 UNC. ($35.-40.)

4 Reales 1760 Pillar type Lima Assayer JM. Again missing from Guttag and missed in other collections. Cataloguer can only trace to Casa Pardo Catalogue. Offered in 1928 Craig 34. Fine and should bring PHOTO ($200.-250.) 8 Reales 1764 Pillar type, Assayer JM, LCY 214, V. F. ($85.-100.)

Charles HI. 1759-1788. 2 Reales 1774, 1775(2); 1777(2); 1780; 1782(3); 1784 (2) and 1786. Fine. 12 pcs. ($48.-65.)

8 Reales 1778. Bust Charles, III. Assayer M.J. LCY 233. V. F. ($35.-40.)

Charles IV. 1788-1808. Lima. 2 Beales 1794; 1798(2); 1800('2) ; 1801; 1803;

1806; 1807. Fine. 9 pcs. ($36.-50.)

Real 1792 Bust Charles IV 1799. V. F.-Fine BARIC ($20. 30.)

Ya Real (Cuartillo) 1794 Obverse: Castle. Date below between dots. Mint

marks between dots to the left of Castle and “l.J.” to the right of Castle.

Reverse: Rampant lion. Extremely RARE Not in Guttag. Not in Craig.

First time the cataloguer is being acquainted with this particular coin.

UNC. perhaps unique. It should bring above PHOI'O ($300.-400.)

Ferdinand VII. Imaginary bust. 4 Reales 1810 Lima mint, .\ssayer j P. h'ine weakly struck in center obverse and planchet defect. ($18.50-22.50)

Charles IV. 8 Reales 1806 JP, Fine; Ferdinand VII. Type XIV. 1809 JP, F. to V. F. ; 1818 JP, V. G.-F ; 1823 JP, V. G. Yr. 264, 269, 280, 285. Yr. valued at $88. This lot of 4 worth. ($100.-125.)

Republic. Y peso (Quarto de peso) 1823 Lima C 123. Copper reael nice,

XF. PHOTO ($20.-25.)

8 Reales 1823 Assayer J P. Republic counlerstamped with crown by the Spanish authorities during the Peruvian War of Independence. C/S on reverse. Handsome coin E. P'. PHOTO ($225.-3(X).)

1189 1 Real 1827. Liberty stdg. Rev ; Arms. Sharp V. F. Scarce. ($22.50-30.)

1190 8 Reales 1835 MX. Stdg. Liberty, small figure, head below iiiscr. Rev:

Shield. V.F. ($25.-35.)

1191 8 Realcs 1837 Cuzco obverse: REPUB. SUD PERUANA/Sun (5) Stars

above. Reverse: Castle, volcano ship SDSA #19. UNC. PHOTO ($40.-60.)

1192 8 Reales Lima 1840 Assayer MB. Standing liberty SDNSA #17 UNC.

PHOTO ($30.-50.)

1193 2 Reales 1854 Silver Lima “MB” Guttag, #4437A, Unc. Craig 130. R. 1549.

PHOTO ($30.^.)

1194 Pasco. 4 Realcs 1857 Z. Brand 3955 ($125). V.F. PHOTO ($40.-50.)

1195 50 Centimos 1858 Silver Lima “M. B.’ Guttag, 4447 C. 137. Unc. PHOTO ($35.-40.)

1196 Sol 1864 YB, E. F. ; 2 Real 1812 JP, Fine; 2 more silver, 2 nickel. 6 pcs. ($15.-25.)

1197 Sol 1867, scarce date. Liberty seated. SDNSA 24. Choice AU ; another

1868, E. F. ; another 1894, V. F. 3 pcs. ($32.50-40.)

1197A 5 Pesetas 1882, Ayacucho mint. Nicely toned V.F. Center rev. not sharply

struck. Sharp die l)reaks. ($75.-100.)

lIRUCiUAY

1198 50 Centesimos 1894, nicely toned. E. F. scarce. ($10.-20.)

1199 Artigas. Peso 1917. V. F. usual die bumps. t$35.-50.)

VENEZUELA

(These issues appear under Peru in Guttag catalog. (See Rodr. 1430.)

1200 2 Reales 142 Med. 268. XF. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1201 2 Reales 142 ML Variety Med. 268. Not in Guttag. Fine pierced. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1202 2 Reales 172 ML Med. 270. Not in Guttag. Fine. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1203 2 Reales 174 Med. 271, Not in Guttag Fine. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1204 2 Reales 184 Med. 273 Guttag 4141 Fine. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1205 2 Reales 184 Var. Med. 274, Guttag 4134. UNC. PHOTO ($35.-45.)

1206 2 Reales 814 ML Med. 264. Fine. PHOTO ($35.^5.)

1207 2 Reales 781 L.T. Struck about 1810, copper pattern. Unc. PHOTO ($40.-60.)

1208 2 Reales 1817 LM Med. 265, Fine. PHOTO ($30.-40.)

1209 2 Reals 1 (818) different type of hexagonal shape Obverse: dotted circle around cross with smaller castle and lions. No letter in Obverse; Reverse with 3 waves going up on the sides and the year (818) between joints. Med.

267. Not in Guttag apparently very RARE. PHOTO ($100.-200.)

AFRICA

BRITISH WEST AFRICA

1210

1211

1212

1213

1214

1/10 Penny 1907 and 1908 aluminum ; 1908//1949 CN. 25 diff. dates and mints.

Included 1928 K.N. ; 1936 H, which has not been seen by Jerome Remick.

V. F.+ to Unc. ($65.-85.)

Penny 1911//1941 (13 diff. dates and mints). Nice lot V. F.-Unc. Includes

all 3 mints of Edward VIII, 1919 H which Remick reports but has not seen. ($40.-55.)

Penny 1907//1957. Includes 1940 K.N. not listed by Remick. 28 diff. dates

and mints. E. F. to Unc. Good lot. Worth. ($70 _95 )

6 Pence. Collection of 18 diff. dates and mints. Includes 1924, which is listed,

but was not seen by Jerome Remick. Fine to Unc. ($52.50-65 )

3 Pence 1913//1947. 21 diff. dates and mints. Silver, brass and copper nickel.

Includes 1915 H which is reported but has not been seen by Jerome Remick.

F. to AU. Excellent starter collection. ($57 5q_72 50)

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1215

1216

1217

1218

1219

1220 1221 1222

1223

1224

1225

1226

1227

1228

1229

1230

1231

1232

1233

1234

1235

1236

One Shilling 1913//1952. 21 diff. dates and mintmarks. Fine to Unc. Excel- lent start for date set. ($85.-100.)

2 Shillings (Florin) 1913//1951. 13 diff. dates and mints. V. F. to Unc. ($70.-85.)

BRITISH EAST AFRICA

y2C 1908, alnm. Unc. hut some corrosion ; Ic 1907, a nice V. F. ; Ic 1909//1920.

10 diff. plus 2 die break varieties. V. F. to AU. Lot of 12. / ($60.-75.)

Ic Bronze 1922//1959 KN. Collection of 21 diff. dates and mints. V. F. to Unc. Excellent starter collection. ($25.-32.50)

5c 1914 CN, 1921//1961 H. Bronze. 23 diff. dates and mints plus 3 die break varieties. F. to Unc. Lot of 26. ($40.-52.50)

10c 1907 CN//1956, bronze, 26 diff. dates and mints plus 1942 I with mis- aligned center hole. Lot of 27. V. F. to Unc. ($67.50-80.)

George V. Florin 1920 A mm and 1 without mm. Choice V. F. Pair. The “A” mm rare. PHOTO ($100.-135.)

1 Shilling 1921//1952. Collection of 19 diff. dates and mints, plus 8 diebreak varieties. V. G. to AU. Lot of 27. ($67.50-80.)

25c 1906//14. All the 5 issued dates plus 2 die varieties. Lot of 7 V. F. to choice AU. ($35.-45.)

50c 1906//62. Collection of 19 diff. dates plus 1 die variety. Lot of 20. F. to AU. (53.50-67.50)

EGYPT

Abbaside Governors. A. D. 637-968. Glass Dirhem weight. Kufic inscr. Un- iface. 24mm. light green. Unc. ($12.50-17.50)

ERITREA

Umberto I. Tallero or 5 Lire 1891. Crowned heavily, mustached bust r. Rev :

Crowned eagle with Italian arms. Yeo. 4. Beautiful silver proof. Gem.

PHOTO ($400.-500.)

GERMAN EAST AFRICA

1 Heller New Guinea. 14 diff. dates ( A to J mints). V. F. ($2(K 40.)

Rupee 1890. J.713. E. F. ; Copper large 5 Heller lOOfl. J.717. Abt. E. F. 2

pcs. ($20.-30.)

LIBERIA

2 Cents 1890, Lib. head/value and date. Pattern. Plain edge. Proof. (;$35.-45.)

MAURITIUS

2c 1877//1897. 8 diff. dates. Fine to AU. ($38.50-50.)

Ic 1877//1897. Lot of 6 diff. dates. Fine to unc. ($37.50-45.)

2c 1911//1953. 8 diff. dates. Fine to AU. (,$33.50-40.)

Ic 1911//1953. 9 diff. dates. V. G. to AU. ($30.-40.)

5c 1877 H//1942. F. to E. F. 10 diff. dates. ($52.50-65.)

10c 1877//97 silver (4 dates plus 1889 H die variety) ; also 1952 CN. V. F. to

AU. Lot of 6. ($38.50-47.50)

20c Silver 1877 H/1899 H. 4 dates (scarce 1882 is good E. F.) ; 1 Rupee 1934,

1950, and 1951; Va Rupee 1934//50. 4 dates plus 1950 die break variety. F.

to E. F. Lot of 12. ($57.50-70.)

MOMBASSA

1237 Silver Rupee 1888 FR. 1, E. F. ; 1 Pice 1888 H ; 1888 CM (4 pcs. of which are

small and 2 large letters). Good lot of 6 V. F. to Unc. ($37.50 45.)

1238 1238 A

1239

1240

1241

1242

1243

1244

1245

1246

1247

1248

1249

1250

1251

1252

1253

1254

1255

1256

1257

1258

1259

1260 1261

MOROCCO

Mulai El Hasan 111. 1873-1894. 10 Dirhems A.H. 1299 (1882). Dav. Africa 34.

Unc. ($20.-25.)

Mulai Abdul Aziz. 1894-1908. 10 Dirhems A.H. 1313 (1896). Dav. Africa 35.

AU. ($20.-25.)

Bronze coins dated A.H. 1265, 1273 and 1288 (A. D. 1848, 1856 and 1871). 1 Falus (2); 2 Falus (1); and 3 Fains (23). Craig 122, 163, and 166. Mostly V. F., one V. G. 26 pcs. ($25.-35.)

ST. HELENA

Worn Penny (1774) of George III c/m “I.H.” in crude square on rev. and in crude round shape on obv. See H.W. p. 110 (Trinidad). Compare Gibbs No. 1757 for St. Helena. PHOTO ($60.-75.)

SOUTH AFRICA

1893 Krueger Penny. A choice AU sho-wing much mint red. A rare coin in

any condition approaching this. PHOTO Easily worth ($150.-200.)

Krueger. Pennies 1892 (1) V. F.-E. F. and (1) choice E. F. ; 1894, abt. E. F. ;

1898, E. E. with some red. Nice lot of 4. ($30.-42.50)

6 Pence and 3 Pence 1892-1897 (no 1893). Lot of 10 diff. F. to unc. ($80.-100.)

Shillings 1892 to 1897 (minus 1893), plus extra 1897 “Pipe smoke with smok- ing jacket” engraving. F.-j- to Unc. Lot of 6. ($40.-55.)

2 Shillings 1892; 1894; 1896 and 1897. Abt. V. F. to AU. Lot of 4. ($50.-70.)

1893 Penny thru ^ Crown. This is the “key” date. Penny, E. F. ; 3d, Fine ;

6d, F.-V. F. ; Shilling, Fine ; (Florin) 2 Shillings, F.-j- ; another F.-|- with

obverse die break; (J4 Crown) 2^ Shillings, F.-|- but rim dents. Rare set

of 6 plus duplicate Florin. 7 pcs. Easily worth ($175.-225.)

(^2 Crown) 2j4 Shillings 1894, 1895, 1896 and 1897. F.-f- to E. F.-|-. Lot of 4. ($45.-60.)

George V. Farthing 1923, 1924, 1928 and 1931. E. F. and Unc.; Half Penny

1924//36 (11 dates). V. F. to AU. Lot of 15. ($70.-95.)

Farthings 1923, 1935, 1938, 1949 and 1951. All Uncs. but 1949 AU. 1923 is not

well struck at front of crown. Choice lot of 5. ($27.50-32.50)

Halfpennies 1923, 1929, 1935, and 1951. All Unc. but 1929 which is good

V. F. Lot of 4. ($35. 40.)

Pennies 1923-1936 (no 1925 was issued). 13 diff. dates plus 6 die varieties.

V. G. to AU. Lot of 19. ($45.-65.)

Pennies 1923, 1930, 1935, 1948 and 195L All unc. but 1930 V. F. Nice lot of 5.

($17.50-22.50)

3 Pence, the popular “Tickey” 1923/71936. 12 different dates plus 20 die

varieties. Lot of 32. V. G.-AU. ($65.-95.)

3 Pence “Tickey” 1924, 1929, 1933, 1948 and 1951(2) ; 6 Pence 1924. 1930, 1933,

1948 and 1951. All uncs. but 3 Pence 1929 (F.-V. F. edge dings), 1933 abt. E. F.,

6 Pence 1930 and 1933 both V. F. Nice lot of 11. ($42.50-52.)

6 Pence 1923//36. 11 diff. dates plus 4 die varieties. V. G. to AU. Lot of 15 ($45.-60.)

Shillings 1923//36. 11 diff. dates plus 5 die varieties. V. G. to E. F. Lot of 16.

($57.50-70.)

Shdlings 1924, 1932(2); 1951; Florin 1924; 1936, and 1951. Lot of 6 scarce

Good Fine to Unc. ($50.-55 )

Florins 1923//36. Ten different dates plus 4 die varieties. Includes the rare

1925. Lot of 14. V.G. to E. F. ($85.-110.)

(J4 Crown) 2j4 Shillings 1923//36. Ten different dates plus 5 die varieties.

Lot of 15. V. G.-E. F. ($77.50-100.)

Crown 1925, good E. F. ; 1951, Unc.; Crowns 1947, E. F.-}- ; 1948 bag marked unc.; 1951 and 1952 uncs. Lot of 6. ($70-80)

George VI. Farthings 1942//52. 10 dates (1942 black and copper) plus 2 die varieties; Halfpennies 1937//52, 13 dates plus 1 die variety. Fine to unc.

Lot of 27. ($32.5(M5.)

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1262 Pennies 1937 to 1952. 16 varieties pins 12 die varieties. F. to AU. Lot of 28. ($30. 42.50)

1263 3 Pence (Tickey) 1937 to 1952. 16 diff. dates plus 27 die varieties. V. G.-AU.

Lot of 43. ($57.50-75.)

1264 6 Pence 1937//'1952. 15 diff. dates plus 8 die varieties. Lot of 23. V. G. to AU.

($32.50-50.)

1265 Shillings 1938//1952 (includes 1945). 9 diff. dates plus 12 varieties. Lot of 21.

V. G. to E.F. ($47.50-60.)

1266 2 Shilling pieces 1937//52. 9 diff. dates plus 5 die varieties. Lot of 14. V. G.

to E. F. ($36.50-45.)

1267 2j4 Shillings 1937//52. 8 diff. dates plus 5 die varieties. Lot of 13. V. G.-f to

E. F. ($42.50-60.)

1268 Crowns 1947//52 (no 1950), plus die variety of 1952. Lot of 6. V. F.+ to AU.

1269

1270

1271

1272

1273

1274

1274A

1274B

1274C

1274D

1274E

1274F

1274G

1274LI

12741

($35.-47.50)

5 Shillings 1950, proof-like. ($30.-40.)

Elizabeth II. Farthings 1953//58. 5 diff. dates plus 2 die varieties E. F.- Unc.; Halfpennies 1953, 1955 and 1958, V. F.-E.F.; Pennies 1953 to 1959, all 7 dates E. F.-AU ; also bronze 1880 Penny Tokens East London F.+, and Kimberly 1892 Int’l. Exhibit white metal 29mm. Medallion, E. F. Lot of 19. ($25.-35.) 3 Pence (Tickey) 1953-1959, all 7 dates plus 3 die varieties, V. F.-E. F. ; 6