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The Nicolae Caranfil Collection of Romanian Decorations and Medals
A Comprehensive Collection of Swiss Shooting Medals
The Franklinton Collection, Part 4: U.S. Presidential Inaugural and Other Medals
A Varied Collection of So-Called Dollars, Expo and Commemorative Medals
Admiral Vernon Medals from the Collection of Leander McCormick-Goodhart
Consigned y the Na al Historical Foundation, Annapolis, Maryland

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The Joseph A. Kramer Trust
The Henry Leon Collection
The John P. Lorenzo Collection
The Rikhoff Family Collection

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ANCiENT CoiNS
Prices in ( ) are Estimates only

ANCiENT GREECE

SPAiN
2006 BRiTAiN. Catuvellauni & Trinovantes. Cunobelin, ca.
10-43 A.d. Silver Unit. Draped and winged bust r.; CVNO.
Rv. Sphinx seated l.; TASCIO. 1.22 grams. Van Arsdell
2057-1. Granular surfaces. Toned Very Fine. (150-200)

2001 CARTHAGo NoVA. Spain. Ca.237-209 B.C. AE Unit

(25 mm). Head of Athena l. wearing crested Attic helmet.
Rv. Horse standing r. SNG Cop.278. Dark green and earthen. 2007 BRiTAiN. iceni. or ol -god t pe. 1st Century B.C. Silver
Very Fine. (200-300) Unit. Crude head r., branch behind following hairline, small
elongate pellet before mouth. Rv. Celticized horse r., wheel
above, diamond-shaped lozenge below. Van Arsdell 794-1.
Good metal quality. Sharp. Very Fine. (100-150)

GAUL
2002 CASTULo. Spain. 1st Century B.C. AE 23. Bare male Choice Stater of the Parisii
head l., M. B AL.F. before. Rv. Bull walking r., M.Q.F.
above. Burgos 907, SNG Cop.225. Dark green and earthen.
Very Fine. (75-100)

BRiTAiN
2003 BRiTAiN. mported oinage. Armorican (Channel 2008 NoRTHEAST GAUL. The Parisii. Mid 1st Century
islands and N.W. Gaul). Ca. 75-50 B.C. Billon Stater. B.C. Stater. Celticized head of Apollo r. with short, flowing
Celticized head r., large “S” furl behind eye. Rv. Celticized hair. Rv. Celticized horse galloping l., charioteer devolved
horse r., driver reduced to a paddle with pellet, boar below. into a fan shape with checkerboard design, rosette below.
6.48 grams. Cf.S.14ff. Slightly grainy as is typical. Very 6.90 grams. De la Tour 7782, DT 88, Allen/Nash 231. Very
Fine. (100-150) Fine. (5,000-6,000)
Ex Triton I ( anuary 200 , lot 48), Prof. T.R. Gurr
Collection, Triton I (Decem er 1997, lot 3).

2004 BRiTAiN. Atrebates. Eppillus, ca. 10 B.C.-10 A.d. Silver Rare Gold Stater of the Veneti
Unit. Crescent; REX CALLE. Rv. Eagle seated r., beating
wings, and screeching; EPP. 1.09 grams. Van Arsdell 415-3.
Good Very Fine. (200-300)

2009 CiSALPiNE GAUL. The Veneti. Late 2nd to mid 1st

2005 BRiTAiN. Atrebates & Regni. Verica, ca. 10-40 A.d. Century B.C. Stater. Beardless male head r. with elaborate
econd oinage. Silver Unit. Bull butting r.; VERICA hair style framed by a series of twisted, ‘S’ shaped curls,
REX. Rv. Figure standing l. holding branch, bust set on figure of a boar in the hair. Rv. Charioteer r. with human-
column formed of beads behind; COM MI F. 1.3 grams. headed horse, prostrate winged figure below. 7.58 grams. De
Van Arsdell 506-1. Good metal quality. Lightly toned. la Tour 6827, Allen/Nash 215. Broad flan, interesting and
Extremely Fine. (400-500) rare designs. Close to Extremely Fine. (15,000-20,000)

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2010 Pair of Celtic coins: ✩ THE LEUCi. Gaul. Late 2nd-mid

1st Century B.C. Potin 17mm. Crude male head l. Rv. Boar
standing l. Cf.Scheers 659ff, Forrer pl.XVIII.46ff. for reverse
type. Rough dark gray-green. Fine ✩ dANUBE REGioN.
Eastern Celts. Late 2nd or Early 1st Century B.C. Billon
Drachm. Scyphate. Head of eus r. Rv. Barely recognizable
horseman l. CCCBM 99 var. Very Good to Fine. (Total: 2 2015 TARENTUM. Calabria. Ca.380-340 B.C. Stater. Naked
pieces) (100-125) ephebos, his arm hanging at his side, on horse cantering r.,
below. Rv. Taras on dolphin l., TAPA below, all in circular
incuse. 7.65 grams. Vlasto 467. Dark cabinet gray toning.
iTALy ANd MAGNA GRAECiA Very Fine/Choice Very Fine. (300-400)
Ex William R. Sieck Collection (Bowers and Rudy, uly
1981, lot 319 ).

Archaic Stater of Metapontion

2011 CENTRAL iTALy. Ca.280-260 B.C. AE Semuncia. Beetle.

Rv. Four-leafed flower. 12.40 grams. T-V 235, A.G.116. Dark
olive brown and earthen. Fine and scarce. (2,000-2,500)

2016 METAPoNTioN. Lucania. Ca.540-510 B.C. Archaic

Stater. Ear of barley with eight grains, META to r., border
of dots between two linear circles. Rv. Ear of barley incuse.
8.21 grams. Noe 120, HN Italy 1479. Medium gray. Choice
Very Fine. (2,500-3,000)
2012 SALAPiA. Apulia. 3rd Century B.C. AE 20. Horse pac-
ing r., AΛ I above. Rv. Dolphin r., traces of inscription
below. Cf. SNG ANS 733. Dark green-black patina. Very
Good. (75-100)

2017 METAPoNTioN. Lucania. Ca.340-330 B.C. Stater. Hel-

meted head of Leukippos r., lion head to l. Rv. Barley ear,
club/ A M I to l., META to r. 7.72 grams. SNG ANS 432.
Ragged edge with some edge test filing. Medium gray surfaces,
granular on the obverse. Fine to Very Fine. (100-150)

2013 HyRiA. Campania. Ca.405-400 B.C. Didrachm. Head of

Athena l. wearing crested helmet decorated with olive-wreath
and owl. Rv. Man-faced bull standing r. on double exergual
line, YDINA (retrograde) above. 7.35 grams. HN Italy 539,
Weber 315 (this coin), Hunter 9 (same dies). Pleasing me- 2018 METAPoNTioN. Lucania. 330-290 B.C. Stater. Head
dium gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (1,00-1,500) of Demeter r. wearing barley wreath. Rv. Barley ear with
Ex Herman We er Collection. leaf, plow/MAX to r., META to l. 7.79 grams. Johnston
C.1.65. Pleasing pale gray. Obverse slightly off-center.
Very Fine. (500-600)

2014 NEAPoLiS. Campania. Ca.320-300 B.C. Stater. Head of

nymph r., pileus behind, monogram partly visible to r. Rv.
Man-headed bull r., monogram below, N EO OΛIT N in 2019 THE BRETTii. Bruttium. 213-209 B.C. AE Uncia
ex. 7.41 grams. Cf. SNG ANS 322. Old scratches and punch (Drachm). Laureate head of eus r. Rv. Eagle standing l.
marks nearly effacing the symbol behind the nymph’s head. on thunderbolt, hexagram to l., BRET-TI N on either side.
Nevertheless, an attractive Very Fine with a pleasing dark SNG ANS 57. Dark brown with some verdigris on the edge.
tone. (150-200) Very Fine. (100-125)

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2020 KRoToN. Bruttium. Ca.480-430 B.C. Stater. Tripod,

heron to r., koppa-P-O (retrograde) to l. Rv. Tripod incuse.
8.02 grams. Thick, compact flan toned a pleasing pale gray. 2024 LEoNTiNoi. 455-430 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate head
Nice Very Fine. (400-500) of Apollo l. Rv. Lion’s head l., three barley corns and one
leaf around; LEON-TI-N-ON. 17.62 grams. SNG ANS 240
var. Trivial surface crack on neck, a not uncommon feature
SiCiLy on the Tetradrachms of Leontinoi. Pale gray toning. Very
Fine. (2,500-3,000)
Choice Gela didrachm

2021 GELA. Ca.490/85-480/75 B.C. Didrachm. Naked rider on 2025 ZANKLE-MESSANA. Ca.520-510 B.C. Chalcidic
horse prancing r., spear in raised r. hand, l. hand holding Drachm. Dolphin leaping l. within sickle-shaped band
reins. Rv. Forepart of man-headed bull r., C EΛA below. representing the harbor of ankle, DANKL below, border
8.40 grams. Jenkins 54 (same reverse die with characteristic of dots outside linear circle. Rv. Scallop shell in center of
break), SNG ANS 9 (same dies). Pale gray toning, excellent incuse key pattern. 5.47 grams. Cp. SNG ANS 302. Medium
detail. Choice Very Fine. (2,500-3,000) gray. Choice Very Fine. (2,500-3,000)
2022 Pair of Sicilian Bronze coins: ✩ HiMERA. 420-408 B.C.
AE Hemilitron. Head of nymph Himera l. Rv. Six pellets in
laurel wreath. Medium and dark green. Very Fine ✩ KA- Choice Segesta didrachm
MARiNA. 4th Century B.C. AE Trias. Helmeted head of
Athena r. Rv. Owl standing l. holding lizard. Dark green.
Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)

2026 SEGESTA. Ca.480-410 B.C. Didrachm. Hound stand-

ing r. within circle of dots. Rv. Diademed head of nymph
Segesta r. in linear circle within shallow incuse circle. 8.58
2023 LEoNTiNoi. 455-430 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate head grams. SNG Lloyd 1168, SNG ANS 632. As with the Lloyd
of Apollo r. Rv. Lion’s head r., four barley corns around; L- specimens (1168-1169), no legend is visible. Sharply struck
E-ONT-I-NO-N. 17.28 grams. SNG ANS 244 (same dies). on a full flan, toned a pleasing dark gray. Extremely Fine
Pleasing pale gray toning. Nice Very Fine. (1,500-2,000) and rare. (6,000-7,000)

High Grade Gold 100 Litrai of dionysios i

2027 SyRACUSE. Time of dionysios i, 405-367 B.C. Gold 100 Litrai, ca.405-400 B.C. Head of Arethusa l.,
pellet and YPAKO ION before, KA behind. Rv. Herakles kneeling r., strangling Nemean lion. 5.82
grams. B rend 26.1, SNG ANS 331. Obverse slightly double struck and reverse struck from a lightly rusty
die, as generally happens with this issue. Extremely Fine and attractive. (10,000-12,500)

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Historic Syracusan dekadrachm

2033 SyRACUSE. Hieron ii, 275-216 B.C. AE 28. Laureate head

of Hieron l. Rv. Horseman r. with couched spear, IEP NO
in ex. SNG ANS 958 var. Glossy dark green patina, minor
2028 SyRACUSE. Time of dionysios i, 405-367 B.C. spots of verdigris. Close to Extremely Fine. (350-450)
Dekadrachm (unsigned, attributed to Euainetos), ca.400-390
B.C. Fast quadriga driven l. by female charioteer leaning
forward with kentron in r. hand and reins in l. hand, Nike
flying r. to crown her, heavy exergual line and panoply of
arms below. Rv. Head of Arethusa wearing barley wreath,
four dolphins around and scallop shell (turned up) behind.
40.08 grams. Gallatin F.VIIa/R.XIV. Rough surfaces with
some peripheral corrosion and pitting. Light tooling. Medium
gray. Very Fine with a lovely Arethusa head. A rare oppor-
tunity to buy an attractive and relatively affordable example 2034 TAURoMENioN. Ca.310-280 B.C. 4 Litrai. Laureate head
of this historic classic. (5,000-7,500) of Apollo r., star behind. Rv. Tripod, AP monogram and I to
l., TAYPOME-NITAN to l and r., all in linear circle. 3.25
grams. SNG Lockett 1028 (same dies), SNG Lloyd 1672.
Dark tone. Extremely Fine. (1,250-1,500)
Ex NFA I (Decem er 1980, lot 113).

2029 SyRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. Electrum 50 Litrai,

ca.310-304 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo l., star behind. Rv. MAiNLANd GREECE
Tripod. 3.58 grams. Jenkins Group B, O7/R7. Well centered
on a full flan. Very Fine. (500-700) An Exceptional Philip ii Stater

2030 SyRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. Electrum 50 Litrai,

ca.310-304 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo l., symbol lyre ( ) 2035 KiNGS oF MACEdoN. Philip ii, 359-336 B.C. Stater,
behind. Rv. Tripod. 3.57 grams. Cf. Jenkins Group B, O8/R4. struck under assander, ca.323/2-315 B.C. Pella. Laureate
Nice Fine, minor edge scrape. (300-400) head of Apollo r. Rv. Male charioteer in biga r., thunderbolt
below, IΛI OY in ex. 8.61 grams. le Rider 427, SNG
ANS 168. Exceptional detail. F.d.C. An historic coin in
extraordinary condition. (6,000-8,000)

2031 SyRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. Electrum 50 Litrai,

ca.310-304 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo l., symbol amphora
behind. Rv. Tripod. 3.17 grams. Jenkins Group B, O4/R2.
About Fine. (200-300)

2032 Trio of Greek Bronzes: ✩ SyRACUSE. Sicily. Agathokles,

317-289 B.C. AE 18. Head of Kore/bull butting l. Rough,
2036 KiNGS oF MACEdoN. Alexander the Great, 336-323
lightly mottled medium and dark green. About Very Fine ✩
B.C. Tetradrachm, 323-320 B.C. Amphipolis. Herakles head
Hieron ii, 275-215 B.C. AE 18. Head of Poseidon l./trident
r. clad in lion’s skin. Rv. eus enthroned l. holding eagle and
head. Compact flan. Fine to Very Fine ✩ CoRiNTH. Before
scepter, IAIo monogram left field. 17.13 grams. Price 120.
350 B.C. AE 13. Pegasos l./trident. Rough surfaces. Fine.
Well-centered. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)
(Total: 3 pieces) (125-150)

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2037 MACEdoN. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C. Tet-

radrachm, ca.315-294 B.C. Amphipolis. Head of Herakles
r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. eus enthroned l. holding eagle,
Λ/flaming torch to l., ant below. 16.44 grams. Price 454.
Edge chipped. Iridescent dark toning. Very Fine. (150-200)

2038 MACEdoN. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C. Drachm,

ca.310-301 B.C. Colophon . Head of Herakles r. wearing
lion’s skin. Rv. eus enthroned l. holding eagle, crescent/ 2042 MACEdoN. Roman Province. Aesillas, Quaestor,
monogram to l., under throne. 4.36 grams. Price 1810. ca. 90-70 B.C. Tetradrachm. Pella or uncertain Botti-
Iridescent dark toning. Very Fine. (100-125) aean mint. Diademed head of deified Alexander the Great,
MAKE ON N below. Rv. Club flanked by money chest
and chair, AESILLAS above, Q to upper r., all within wreath.
16.95 grams. SNG Fitzwilliam 2345. Pale gray toning. Ex-
tremely Fine. (1,000-1,250)

2039 KiNGS oF MACEdoN. Alexander the Great, 336-323

B.C. Drachm, 310-301 B.C. Colophon . Head of Herakles r.
wearing lion’s skin. Rv. eus enthroned l., KA monogram to
l., below throne. Price 1823. Lustrous pale gray. Extremely
Fine. AU-58 (ICG). (200-300)

2043 KiNGS oF PAioNiA. Patraos, 335-315 B.C. Tet-

radrachm. Tetradrachm. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv.
Horseman r. spearing fallen warrior, symbol thunderbolt
below. 12.83 grams. Cf.SNG ANS 1041. Even pale gray
with horn silver in the recesses of the reverse. Slightly off
center. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)
2040 KiNGS oF MACEdoN. Philip iii Arrhidaios, 323-317
B.C. Drachm, 323-317 B.C. Lampsakos. Head of Herakles
r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. eus enthroned l., buckle to l. and
crescent/A below throne. Price P.15. About Extremely Fine.
AU-55 (ICG). (150-200)

2044 KiNGS oF THRACE. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 297/ -282/1 B.C. Lampsakos. Head of dei-
fied Alexander the Great r. wearing horn of Ammon. Rv.
Athena enthroned l., monogram to inner l., crescent in ex.
Th.49. A few minor edge test marks. Dark tone. Choice
Very Fine. (600-800)
2041 MACEdoN, as a Roman Protectorate, ca. 148-147 B.C.
Tetradrachm. Amphipolis mint. Diademed and draped bust
of Artemis r., quiver and bow over shoulder, in center of a 2045 KiNGS oF THRACE. Rhoemetalkes i, ca.11 B.C.-12 A.d.
Macedonian shield. Rv. Club, MAKE ON N and mono- AE 19 (2). Bare head of Augustus r. Rv. Laureate head of
gram below, LEG and hand holding olive branch above. Rhoemetalkes. Cf.SNG Cop.1192ff. Dark brown-black and
16.63 grams. Mackay ANSMN 14.12. Minor edge imperfec- mottled green and brown respectively. Both slightly rough,
tion. Dark tone. Very Fine and rare. (2,000-2,500) but close to Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)

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2051 LEUKAS. Akarnania. 330-250 B.C. Stater of Corinthian

2046 MARoNEiA. Thrace. 411-397 B.C. Stater. Free horse type. Pegasos flying r., Λ below. Rv. Head of Athena r. wear-
rearing l., symbol crested helmet above. Rv. Grape arbor ing Corinthian helmet, amphora with vine and A to l. 8.56
in linear square, BP-AB-E - (magistrate) around, all in grams. Cammann 4. Slightly granular, medium gray surfaces.
shallow incuse square. 12.96 grams. West ANSMN 40.55. Nice Very Fine. (200-300)
Dark tone. Choice Very Fine. (1,500-2,000)
2052 LEUKAS. Akarnania. 330-250 B.C. Stater of Corinthian
type. Pegasos flying r, Λ below. Rv. Head of Athena r. wear-
ing Corinthian helmet, Λ to l., symbol not visible. 8.15 grams.
Lightly pitted surfaces, darkly toned. About Extremely Fine
in point of wear. (150-200)

2047 MARoNEiA. Thrace. Ca.400-350 B.C. AE 16. Head of Scarce Aitolian League Stater
young Dionysos r. Rv. Dionysos standing l. holding bunch
of grapes and two narthex wands. SNG Cop.646 var. Minor
obverse verdigris. Pleasing dark olive brown patina. Very
Fine. (75-100)

2053 AiToLiAN LEAGUE. 279-168 B.C. Stater. Beardless,

young male head r. wearing oak wreath intertwined with
diadem, I below. Rv. Warrior standing l., r. foot on rock
holding spear; AI T Λ N . 10.68 grams. BMC 9, SNG
Dewing 1469. Medium gray. Very Fine. (1,250-1,500)
2048 MARoNEiA. Thrace. Ca.386/5-348/7 B.C. Stater. Horse
The obverse portrait has been variously identified as that
rearing l., trailing rein. Rv. Grape arbor in linear square, E I
of Demetrios Aitolos, son of Antigonos Gonatas of Macedon,
IKE IO (magistrate) around, kerykeion to l., all within shal-
or Antiochos III of Syria.
low incuse square. 11.40 grams. SNG Cop.-, West ANSMN
40.91. Pale gray with golden iridescence. Superb Extremely
Fine. (4,000-5,000)

2054 CHALKiS. Euboia. Ca.338-308 B.C. Drachm. Head of

nymph Chalkis r. Rv. Eagle flying r. carrying snake in talons
and beak. 3.62 grams. SNG Cop.435. Medium gray. Very
Fine. (125-175)

2049 iSTRoS. Moesia. 4th Century B.C. Drachm. Two facing

male heads, one inverted. Rv. Sea eagle flying l., dolphin in
talons, monogram in ex., I TPIH above. AMNG I.417. Pale
gray toning. Extremely Fine. AU-50 (ICG). (200-300)
2055 CHALKiS. Euboia. Ca.290-273/271 B.C. Drachm. Head
of nymph Chalkis r. Rv. Eagle flying r. carrying snake in
talons and beak, XAΛ above, symbol caduceus ( ) to r.
3.45 grams. Picard Em.30, BCD 179. Dark gray. Nice Very
Fine. (150-200)

2050 LEUKAS. Akarnania. 400-330 B.C. Stater of Corinthian

type. Pegasos flying r., Λ below. Rv. Head of Athena r.
wearing Corinthian helmet, kerykeios and Λ to l. 8.39 2056 HiSTiAiA. Euboia. 3rd-2nd Century B.C. Tetrobol. Head
grams. Cammann 67, SNG Cop.346. Slightly granular of nymph Histiaia r. Rv. Nymph Histiaia seated r. on stern
surfaces toned a pleasing medium gray. Choice Very of galley. 2.44 grams. SNG Dewing 1552ff. Dark tone. Very
Fine. (300-400) Fine. (75-100)

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2057 ATHENS. Attica. 166-57 B.C. New Style Tetradrachm, 98-

97 B.C. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rv. Owl standing r. on AEGEAN iSLANdS
overturned amphora, magistrates NIKHTH , IONY IO ,
symbol gorgon’s head to r. Cf. Thompson 953c. Very Fine.
EF-40 (ICG). (300-400)

2063 KoRESSiA. Keos. Ca.500-480 B.C. Hemidrachm. Squid.

Rv. Incuse square divided by 2 diagonal lines. 2.40 grams.
SNG Lockett 2611. Rare. Slightly granular surfaces toned
a lightly iridescent medium gray. Very Fine. (1,750-2,250)
2058 AiGiNA. Ca.456/45-431 B.C. Stater. Land tortoise with
segmented shell. Rv. Incuse square with skew pattern of
five segments divided by medium lines. 12.04 grams. ASiA ANd AFRiCA
ACGC 127, SNG Dewing 1685. Toned a pleasing pale
gray. Shallow cstps. Along the center of the shell. Choice
Very Fine. (1,000-1,250)

2059 Pair of Mainland Greek Bronzes: ✩ CoRiNTH. 4th-3rd

Century B.C. AE 13. Pegasos flying r. Rv. Trident. SNG
Cop.187ff. Heavy dark green with some mottling. Fine to
Very Fine ✩ KiNGS oF BiTHyNiA. Prusias ii, 182-149
B.C. AE 20. Head of Dionysos r. Rv. Centaur r. playing lyre.
SNG von Aulock 256 var. Black patina, pitted. About Very 2064 PERGAMoN. Mysia. After 133 B.C. Cistophoric Tet-
Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) radrachm. Serpent emerging from cista mystica. Rv. Bow in
case between two coiled serpents, EP monogram to l., AM
above, snake entwined around Asklepios’ staff to r. BMC 95.
Medium gray tone. Sharply struck reverse. Obverse, though
slightly off-center is sharper than usually found. Choice Very
Fine/Extremely Fine. (400-500)

2060 CoRiNTH. 4th Century B.C. Drachm. Pegasos flying r.,

koppa below. Rv. Head of Aphrodite r. wearing sakkos. 2.25
grams. Cf.SNG Cop.131. Pleasing medium gray. Choice
Very Fine. (500-600)

2065 MyRiNA. Aiolis. Ca.155-145 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate

head of Apollo r. Rv. Apollo Grynios standing r. holding
2061 SPARTA. Laconia. Ca.90-60/50 B.C. Triobol. Bearded head branch in l. hand and phiale in r., omphalos and amphora at
of Herakles r. Rv. Amphora decorated with snake, flanked by feet to r., MYPINAI N and monogram to l., all within laurel
pilei of the Dioskouroi and Λ-A, KA monogram to lower l., wreath. 16.28 grams. Sacks ANSMN 30. Issue 20. Medium
EPY monogram to r. 2.61 grams. Grunauer Group VIII.23 gray. About Extremely Fine. (1,250-1,500)
var. Dark tone. Choice Very Fine. (1,250-1,500)

2062 ARGoS. Argolis. Ca.90-50 B.C. Triobol. Forepart of wolf 2066 TEoS. Ca.440-420 B.C. Stater. Griffin with curled wings
r. Rv. Large A, owl below, E-Y/ -Y/KΛEO (magistrate) seated r., symbol bunch of grapes with ivy leaf to r., T-HIO-
around, all in shallow incuse square. 2.38 grams. Hunter13. N around. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square. 11.89 grams.
Dark tone, full flan. Choice Very Fine. (1,250-1,500) Cf.Balcer 102, Jameson 1517. Obverse slightly off center.
Ex BCD Collection. Lightly toned pale gray. Extremely Fine. (2,000-2,500)

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2067 RHodES. 340-316 B.C. Didrachm. Head of Helios face

to r., hair loose. Rv. Rose with bud, bunch of grapes to l.,
E -Y flanking, PO ION above. 6.59 grams. BMC 27. Fine
to Very Fine, pleasing cabinet gray toning. (100-125)
2072 KiNGS oF SyRiA. Antiochos Vi, 144-142 B.C. Tet-
radrachm, Year 1 9 (144/3 B.C.). Antioch mint. Radiate head
r., fillet border. Rv. Dioskouroi l., BA IΛE /ANTIOXOY
above, date P and E I ANOY / IONY OY below,
TPY/monogram/ TA to r.; all in wreath border of lotus and
2068 KiNGdoM oF LydiA. Kroisos, ca.560-546 B.C. Double ivy leaves and wheat ears. 16.75 grams. Houghton 232 var.,
Siglos (Stater), ca.550-54 B.C. Sardes mint. Confronted SMA 233. Reverse lightly double struck. Lustrous pale gray
foreparts of lion and bull. Rv. Two incuse square punches. and golden toning. Extremely Fine. (2,000-2,500)
10.26 grams. SNG Kayhan 1018. Somewhat granular
surfaces lightly toned a pleasing pale gray. Choice Very
Fine. (1,500-2,000)

2073 PERSiA. Achaemenid Empire. Time of Xerxes ii - Ar-

taxerxes ii, ca.420-375 B.C. Daric. Persian king or hero in
kneeling-running stance r., holding spear and bow. Rv. Incuse
2069 oLyMPoS. Lycia. After 168 B.C. Drachm. Laureate punch. 8.30 grams. Carradice Type IIIb, Group A/B. Well
head of Apollo r. Rv. Lyre, torch to l., sword and shield to centered on a full ovoid flan. Nice Very Fine. (2,000-2,500)
r., O ΛYM above; all in shallow incuse. 2.20 grams. B 1.
Reverse somewhat granular. Choice Very Fine. (100-125) 2074 PERSiA. Achaemenid Empire. Time of Artaxerxes ii to
darios iii, ca.375-336 B.C. Siglos. Persian king or hero
in kneeling-running stance r., holding spear and bow. Rv.
Incuse punch. 5.60 grams. Cstp. in the obverse field r. Very
Good. (50-75)

2070 SidE. Pamphylia. Ca.205-190 B.C. Tetradrachm. Head

of Athena r. wearing crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Nike 2075 PARTHiAN HEGEMoNy. Mithradates ii, 123-88 B.C.
advancing l. holding wreath, pomegranate/ I to l. 16.81 Drachm. Bust l. with long beard and tiara with star in circles.
grams. SNG von Aulock 4782, SNG Delepierre 2825. Rv. Archer and five-line inscription. 4.14 grams. Sell.28.3.
Lightly polished. Well centered on a broad flan, good style. Mottled dark toning, principally in the fields. Unusually
Extremely Fine. (1,500-2,000) sharp strike. Choice Extremely Fine. (100-125)

2071 HiERoPoLiS-KASTABALA. Cilicia. 2nd-1st Century 2076 TyRE. Phoenicia. After 126/5 B.C. Shekel, ear
B.C. AE 31. Helmeted head of Athena l. Rv. Bust of Hygeia . . . Shekel, Year 31 (9 /5 B.C.). Laureate head of Melkarth
l., serpent before, illegible inscription to r. Cf.SNG Levante r. Rv. Eagle standing l. on prow, date AΛ over club to l.,
1576. Dark green and earthen patina, lightly tooled. Very monogram to r., Phoenician letter below. 14.16 grams. BMC
Fine. (1,250-1,500) 118. Full flan. Lightly toned. Extremely Fine. (700-900)

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2083 Alexander Jannaeus, 103-76 B.C. Pair of Hasmonean

Bronzes: ✩ AE Prutah. Anchor, traces of Greek inscrip-
tion. Rv. Star of 8 rays. Cf. Hendin 460. Heavy green and
earthen patina. Very Good ✩ AE Prutah. “Yehonatan the
High Priest and the Council of the Jews.” Rv. Pomegranate
between double cornuacopiae. Hendin 473. Struck over an
earlier issue with traces showing of an anchor surrounded
by a circle and portions of a Greek legend. Dark green and
2077 TyRE. Phoenicia. After 126/5 B.C. Shekel, Year 32 (95/4 earthen. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)
B.C.). Laureate head of Melkarth r. Rv. Eagle standing l. on
prow, date BΛ over club to l., monogram to r., Phoenician 2084 Alexander Jannaeus, 103-76 B.C. Pair of Prutah. Anchor
letter below. 14.30 grams. BMC 120. Full flan. Lightly toned. of King Alexander. Rv. Star of eight rays. Hendin 467. Fine.
Extremely Fine. (700-900) (Total: 2 pieces) (30-40)

2078 KiNGS oF EGyPT. Ptolemy Vi, 180-145 B.C. Pair of

Bronzes: ✩ AE 29. Laureate head of eus. Rv. Two eagles
l. on thunderbolt, blundered legend. Cf.SNG Cop.309. Dark
brown. Fine ✩ AE 19. Laureate head of eus. Rv. Two eagles
l. on thunderbolt, cornucopiae to l. SNG Cop.311. Dark 2085 HASMoNEAN dyNASTy. John Hyrcanus ii, 67 and 63-
brown. About Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) 40 B.C. AE Prutah. “Yonatan the High Priest and the Council
of the Jews” surrounded by a wreath. Rv. Pomegranate be-
tween double cornuacopiae. Cf. Hendin 478. Dark green with
ANCiENT JUdAEA heavy earthen deposits. About Very Fine. (75-100)

2079 JUdAEA. yehud coins. Hellenistic Period, after 333 B.C. 2086 HASMoNEAN dyNASTy. Mattathias Antigonus, 40-37
AR Obol. Diademed head of Ptolemy I r. Rv. Eagle, il- B.C. AE Prutah. “Mattatayah” surrounded by wreath. Rv.
legible inscription. 0.14 grams. Hendin 438. Medium gray Ear of barley between double cornuacopiae. Hendin 483,
toning. About Fine. (150-200) AJC I. Group Y. Dark green and earthen. Reverse slightly
off-center. About Very Fine. (125-150)

2080 HASMoNEAN dyNASTy. John Hyrcanus i, 135-104

B.C. AE Prutah. Hebrew “Yehohanan the High Priest
and the Council of the Jews” surrounded by wreath. Rv.
Pomegranate between double cornuacopiae. Inscription as 2087 HERodiAN dyNASTy. Herod i, the Great, 40-4 B.C.
Hendin 457, but A’ not visible. Dark green patina. Close AE 8 Prutot. Year 3. Tripod, ceremonial bowl above, Greek
to Very Fine. (75-100) inscription around. Rv. Helmet, star above, flanked by two
palm branches. Hendin 486. Dark green and earthen. About
Very Fine/Very Good. (200-300)

2081 HASMoNEAN dyNASTy. John Hyrcanus i, 135-104

B.C. AE Prutah. Hebrew “Yehohanan the High Priest and the 2088 HERodiAN dyNASTy. Herod Archelaus, 4 B.C.-6
Council of the Jews” surrounded by wreath. Rv. Pomegranate A.d. AE Prutah. Prow of galley r., H P W around. Rv. E N
between double cornuacopiae. Cf. Hendin 452. Dark green surrounded by wreath. Hendin 506. Dark green and earthen.
and earthen. Very Fine. (100-125) About Very Fine. (75-100)

2082 HASMoNEAN dyNASTy. Judah Aristobulus ii, 104- 2089 HERodiAN dyNASTy. Herod Antipas, 4 B.C.-40
103 A.d. AE Prutah. Hebrew “Yehudah the High Priest A.d. AE 17. Year 43 (39 A.D.). Upright reed HP HC
and the Council of the Jews” surrounded by wreath. Rv. TETPAPXHC, LM - to r. Rv. Inscription within wreath.
Pomegranate between double cornuacopiae. Hendin 465. Hendin 525. Reverse inscription illegible. Very Good/Poor
Attractive dark green patina. Nice Very Fine. (100-125) and rare. (150-200)

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2090 RoMAN PRoCURAToRS. Marcus Ambibulus, 9-12 2095 THE FiRST REVoLT. 66-70 A.d. AE Prutah. Year 3 ( 8/ 9
A.d., under Augustus. AE Prutah. Year 40 (10/11 A.D.). A.D.). Amphora with lid. Rv. Leaf. Hendin 664. Dark green.
Curved ear of barley. Rv. Palm tree, L-M flanking. Hendin Very Fine. (125-150)
637. Dark green and earthen. Choice Very Fine. (125-150)

2091 RoMAN PRoCURAToRS. Valerius Gratus, 15-26 A.d., 2096 THE BAR KoCHBA REVoLT. 132-135 A.d. AE Middle
under Tiberius. AE Prutah. Year 3 (1 /17 A.D.). KAI/CAP Bronze (25 mm.). Palm tree, “Simon Prince of Israel.” Rv.
in wreath. Rv. Two crossed cornuacopiae with caduceus Vine leaf, “Year 1 of the redemption of Israel.” Mild.34,
between. Hendin 641. Dark green. Very Fine. (75-100) Hendin 678. Dark green. Damnatio slashes on the obverse,
patinated over. Fine to Very Fine. (300-400)
It is interesting that the slashes occur on the o erse which ear the legend
Simon Prince of Israel rather than the re erse which talks of the redemption of
Israel. This would suggest that the slashes were not so much a statement of opposi-
tion to the re olt, ut rather opposition to Simon s leadership of the re olt. Since, from
the Roman point of iew, possession of the coin was an act of treason, defacement of
it would not ha e protected the possessor from prosecution y the Romans.

2092 RoMAN PRoCURAToRS. Valerius Gratus, 15-26

A.d., under Tiberius. AE Prutah. Year 3 (1 /17 A.D.).
IOY/ΛIA in wreath. Rv. Three lilies flanked by date. Hendin
642. Somewhat rough surfaces darkly toned. About Very
Fine. (100-125)

2093 Trio of Procuratorial Bronzes: ✩ Valerius Gratus, 15-26 2097 THE BAR KoCHBA REVoLT. 132-135 A.d. AE Small
A.d. AE Prutah. Year 5. Inscription in wreath/palm branch. Bronze (19mm.). Palm tree, “Jerusalem.” Rv. Bunch of
Hendin 646. Fine ✩ Antonius Felix, 52-59 A.d. AE Prutah. grapes, “Year 2 of the freedom of Israel.” Mild.154, Hendin
Inscription in wreath/two crossed palm branches. Hendin 710. Dark green and earthen. Very Fine. (300-400)
651. Heavy patination. Very Good ✩ AE Prutah. Crossed
shields and spears/palm tree. Hendin 652. Slightly off-center. RoMAN REPUBLiC
Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)

2094 THE FiRST REVoLT. 66-70 A.d. AE Prutah. Year 2 2098 CiTy CoiNAGE. HiPPoS SUSSiTA. Antoninus Pius,
( 7/ 8 A.D.). Amphora. Rv. Leaf. Hendin 661. Dark green 138-161 A.d. AE 23. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Tyche
and earthen. Fine to Very Fine. (75-100) standing l. holding horse by bridle in r. hand and cornucopiae
in l. Ros.8 var. Very Good and rare. (75-100)

Attractive and Scarce Aes Grave

2099 AES GRAVE. Anonymous issue. 225-217
B.C. Semis. Head of Saturn l., S. below on
raised circular disk. Rv. Prow r., S above on
raised circular disk. 130.78 grams. T-V 52,
Craw.35/2. Slightly rough dark brown. Very
Fine. Scarce. (1,000-1,500)

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2105 Trio of Roman Republican denarii: ✩ Safra. Denarius,

150 B.C. Roma head/Victory in biga r. Craw.206/1. Fine ✩
C. Renius. Denarius, 138 B.C. Roma head/Juno in biga r.
Craw.231/1. Compact flan. Fine to Very Fine ✩ C. Porcius
Cato. Denarius, 123 B.C. Roma head/Victory in biga r.
Craw.274/1. Very Good to Fine. (Total: 3 pieces)(100-125)

2100 Anonymous issue. 225-215 B.C. Didrachm. Beardless 2106 C. Antestius. Denarius, 146 B.C. Roma head r. Rv. Dioscuri
laureate Janiform head. Rv. Jupiter and Victory in gal- galloping r., dog running r. below horses. Craw.219/1e.
loping quadriga r., ROMA incuse in raised tablet below. Compact flan. Pale gray. Nice Very Fine. (75-100)
Craw.28/3. Dark gray tone. Finely styled. Close to Ex-
tremely Fine. (1,250-1,500)
Ex Leu.

2107 M. Aburius M.f. Geminus. Denarius, 132 B.C. Roma head

r., GEM behind. Rv. Sol in quadriga r. Craw.250/1. Iridescent
dark toning. Extremely Fine. (150-200)
2101 Anonymous issue. 225-215 B.C. Quadrigatus-Didrachm.
Janiform head. Rv. Jupiter and Victory in galloping quadriga 2108 Pair of Roman Republican silver coins: ✩ Ti. Quinctius.
r., ROMA incuse on raised tablet below. Craw.28/3. Hairline Denarius, 112-111 B.C. Bust of Hercules l., club on shoul-
flan crack. Well struck on a broad flan toned a pleasing gray. der. Rv. Two horses galloping l., the nearer ridden by rider,
Minor peripheral patination. Nice Very Fine. (300-400) rat below. Craw.297/1. Pale gray. Close to Very Fine ✩ M.
Porcius Laeca. Denarius, 125 B.C. Roma head/Libertas in
quadriga, crowned by Victory. Craw.270/1. Pitted and tooled
with obverse cstp. and reverse dig. Very Good. (Total: 2
pieces) (75-100)

2109 Pair of Roman Republican denarii: ✩ L. Thorius Balbus.

Denarius, 105 B.C. Juno Sospita/bull charging r. Craw.316/1.
Light scratches. Fine ✩ L. Rubrius dossenus. Denarius, 87
B.C. Jupiter head/empty triumphal quadriga r. Fine to Very
2102 Anonymous issue. 217-215 B.C. AE Uncia. Struck. Roma Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
head l. in crested Attic helmet, pellet behind. Rv. Prow
r., ROMA above, pellet below. 14.14 grams. Craw.38/6.
Glossy dark brown, minor spots of verdigris. Fine to Very
Fine. (100-125)

2110 P. Servilius M.f. Rullus. Denarius, 100 B.C. Bust of Minerva

l. Rv. Victory in biga r., P below to r. Craw.328/1. Dark tone.
Choice Very Fine. (100-150)

2111 Pair of Roman Republican denarii: ✩ L. Rubrius dos-

senus. Denarius, 87 B.C. Jupiter head/empty triumphal
quadriga r. Craw.348/1. Fine ✩ C. Calpurnius Piso L.f.
2103 Anonymous issue. 215-211 B.C. AE Quadrans. Post Frugi. Denarius, 67 B.C. Apollo head/horseman galloping
Semi-libral issue, cast. Head of Herakles l., three pellets r. Craw.408. Obverse cstps. and reverse scratches. Dark tone.
below. Rv. Prow l., three pellets below. 23.58 grams. T-V Very Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
73, Craw.41/8a. Pleasing, slightly mottled medium and dark
green. Very Fine. (1,000-1,500)

2104 Pair of Roman Republican Bronzes: ✩ CiNA. Post Re-

form As, 169-157 B.C. Laureate head of Janus. Rv. Prow
r., CINA above. Craw.178/1. Dark olive brown. Fine ✩ Q. 2112 Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus. Denarius, 76-75 B.C.
Caecilius Metellus. Post Reform Semis, 130 B.C. Head of Head of Genius of the Roman People r., GPR above. Rv. Ter-
bearded Saturn r. Rv. Prow r., Q MET above, ROMA before, restrial globe between rudder and scepter, CN LEN Q below.
S to r. Craw.256/2. Mottled dark green. Nice Fine. (Total: 2 Craw.393/1a. Lustrous pale gray. Extremely Fine. (200-300)
pieces) (125-150) This issue was struck while Lentulus served as paymaster
to Pompey’s troops in Spain.

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RoMAN iMPERAToRiAL

2113 Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius. Denarius, 81 B.C. Diademed

head of Pietas r., stork before. Rv. Elephant walking l.
Craw.374/1. Pale gray and golden Very Fine. (100-150)
2119 Mark Antony and octavian. Denarius, 41 B.C. Ephesus.
2114 M. Aemilius Scaurus and P. Plautius Hypsaeus. Denarius, Bare head of Antony r., M. ANT. IMP. AVG. III V IR.
58 B.C. King Aretas kneeling r. beside camel. Rv. Jupiter R.P.C. M. BARBAT. Q.P. Rv. Bare head of Octavian r.,
in quadriga l., scorpion below. Craw.422/1b. Reverse off- CAESAR IM P. PO NT. III VIR. R.P.C. Craw.517/2. Edge
center on an elongated flan. Medium gray. Choice Very broken. Heavy peripheral deposits. Cstp. on the reverse
Fine. (75-100) behind Octavian’s head. Clear portraits. Very Fine in point
of wear. (75-100)

Choice Antony and octavia Cistophorus

2115 L. Hostilius Saserna. Fourr e Denarius, 48 B.C. Head of

Gallic warrior (Vercingetorix ) r. Rv. Gallic warrior in biga
driven r. by charioteer. Craw.448/2. Shallow scrapes on
edge and core visible in scattered areas, mainly about the
periphery. Obverse deposits behind the head. Very Fine in
point of wear. (150-200)
2120 Mark Antony and octavia. Cistophoric Tetradrachm, 39
B.C. Ephesos ( ). Head of Antony r. wearing ivy wreath, lituus
below, M. ANTONIVS IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER ET TERT;
all encircled in a wreath of ivy leaves and flowers. Rv. Draped
bust of Octavia above cista flanked by twisting snakes; III VIR.
on l., R.P.C. on r. RPC 2201, Syd.1197. Good metal surfaces,
2116 P. Accoleius Lariscolus. Denarius, 43 B.C. Draped bust lightly toned. Extremely Fine. (6,000-7,000)
of Diana Nemorensis r. Rv. Triple cult statue of Diana Ne-
morensis facing, supporting beam with five cyprus trees. 2121 Mark Antony and octavia. Cistophorus, 39 B.C. Within
Craw.486/1. Lightly granular surfaces, cleaned and begin- an ivy-wreath: Antony head r. wreathed with ivy. Rv. Cista
ning to tone. Very Fine. (100-125) mystica, between two interlinked serpents, surmounted
by the head of Octavia r. RPC 2201. Toned over a few old
reverse scratches. Fine. (150-200)

Rare Antony and Cleopatra denarius

2117 Marcus Junius Brutus. Fourr e Denarius, 43-42 B.C.

Laureate head of Apollo r., LEG behind, CO STA before.
Rv. Trophy. Craw.506/2, BMC 59. 3.34 grams. Core visible
on the high points, areas of horn silver. Fine. (75-100)
2122 Mark Antony and Cleopatra. Denarius, Autumn of 34
Scarce denarius of Sextus Pompey B.C. Alexandria. Diademed and draped bust r. of Cleopatra,
stem of prow before; CLEOPATRAE REGINAE REGVM
FILIORVM R EGVM . Rv. Bare head of Mark Antony r.,
Armenian tiara behind; ANTONI ARMENIA DEVICTA.
Craw.543/1. Somewhat rough surfaces, lightly pitted on
the reverse, toned a pleasing medium gray. Very Fine and
rare. (4,000-5,000)
2118 Sextus Pompey, younger son of Pompey the Great, d.35
B.C. Denarius, 42 B.C. Sicily. Diademed head of Neptune r.,
MA G. PIVS IMP. ITER. Rv. Naval trophy set on anchor,
PRAEF. CLAS. ET OR AE MARIT. EX S.C. . Craw.511/2.
Reverse somewhat off-center, affecting the legend. Good
metal surfaces, lustrous, toned a pleasing medium gray.
Extremely Fine. (2,500-3,000) 2123 Mark Antony. Legionary Denarius, 32-31 B.C. Praetorian
Ex Leu. galley r. Rv. Legionary eagle between two standards, LEG.
V. Craw.544/18. Dark tone. About Very Fine. (100-150)

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2129 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lugdu-

2124 octavian. Denarius, 30-29 B.C. Rome ( ). Bare head r., num. Laureate head r. Rv. Gaius and Lucius, simpulum and
anepigraphic. Rv. IMP. CAESAR on architrave of the Curia lituus above. RIC 207. Compact flan, partial legends. Very
Julia (Roman Senate House) with porch supported by four Fine, cleaned. (100-125)
short columns. RIC 266. Small cstp. on Octavian’s cheek.
Reverse slightly off-center. Pleasing dark gray cabinet ton-
ing. Attractive portrait and scarce reverse type. Choice Very
Fine. (800-1,000)

RoMAN EMPiRE
2130 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. AE 21 of THESSALoNiCA
in Macedon. Bare head r. Rv. E AΛ/ ONIK E N
in wreath. BMC 67. Pleasing dark green. Fine/Very
Good. (100-125)

2125 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Cistophoric Tetradrachm, ca.25-

20 B.C. Ephesos. Bare head r., IMP. CAE-SAR below. Rv.
Six ears of grain, their stems tied together; AVGV-STVS 2131 Tiberius, 14-37 A.d. Denarius, after 1 A.D. Lugdunum.
flanking. RPC 2214. Mottled medium and dark gray toning. Laureate head r. Rv. Livia as Pax, holding scepter and seated
Nice Very Fine. (1,250-1,500) r. on throne with ornamented legs, single line below, PON-
TIF. MAXIM. THE TRIBUTE PENNY OF THE BIBLE.
RIC 30. Dark toning, some peripheral deposits, not affecting
the design. Very Fine. VF-20 (ICG). (200-300)

Attractive drusus Sestertius

2126 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lugdu-
num. Laureate head r. Rv. Gaius and Lucius Caesar standing
facing, shields and spears between them, simpulum and lituus
above, C.L. C AESARE S AVGVSTI F. COS. DESIG.
PRINC. IVV ENT. . RIC 207. Broad flan, full obverse and
nearly full reverse legend. Minute obverse cstp. on and below
Augustus’ chin. Cleaned. Very Fine. (125-150)

2132 drusus, son of Tiberius, d.23 A.d. Sestertius, 23 A.D.

Rome. Caduceus between two crossed cornuacopiae, each
surmounted by a small bust of one of the twin sons of Drusus,
Tiberius Gemellus and Germanicus. Rv. DRVSVS CAESAR
2127 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lugdu- TI. AVG. F. DIVI AVG. N. PONT. TR.POT.II around large
num. Laureate head r. Rv. Gaius and Lucius, simpulum and S.C. RIC 42. Pleasing olive tan with a few minor deposits.
lituus above. RIC 207. Obverse slightly off-center, partial Extremely Fine. (3,500-4,500)
legends. Cleaned Nice Very Fine. (100-125) Ex Leu 33 (May 1983, lot 18).

2128 Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lug- Bid with stack’s on the worLd wide weB
dunum. Laureate head r. Rv. Gaius and Lucius, simpulum
and lituus above. RIC 207. Compact flan. Reverse slightly www.stacks.com
off-center. Nice Very Fine, cleaned. (100-125)

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Superb Caligula Bronze

2138 Vespasian, 69-79 A.d. Denarius, 73 A.D. Rv. Salus seated

l. holding patera. RIC 58. A few minor scrapes in the fields.
Nothwithstanding, Extremely Fine in point of wear and
2133 Caligula, 37-41 A.d. As, 37-38 A.D. Rome. Bare head l., sharply detailed. (100-125)
C. CAESAR AVG. GERMANICVS PON. M. TR.POT. Rv.
Vesta seated l. holding patera and scepter, VESTA S.C. RIC
38. Superb dark green patina. Extremely Fine. An excep- 2139 Titus, Caesar, 69-79 A.d. Denarius, 73 A.D. Rome. Laure-
tional bronze. (3,000-3,500) ate head r. Rv. Salus seated l., SALVS AVG. Cf. RIC 67
(Vespasian). About Very Fine. VF-25 (ICG). (100-150)

2140 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Titus, 79-81 A.d.

Denarius. Rv. Tripod surmounted by dolphin r. RIC 27(b)
✩ domitian, Caesar, 69-81 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Garlanded
and lighted altar. RIC 50. Both iridescent medium gray and
2134 Caligula, 37-41 A.d. AE 20 of CNoSSUS in Crete. Lau- Nearly Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)
reate head of Caligula r. Rv. Laureate head of Germanicus
r. RPC 995. Heavy medium green patina with lighter green
deposits on the reverse. Fine to Very Fine. (75-100)

2135 Nero, 54-68 A.d. Denarius, 5- A.D. Rome. Laureate

head r. Rv. Jupiter seated l. holding thunderbolt and scepter,
IVP PITER CVSTOS. RIC 53. Pale gray. Very Fine. VF-25
(ICG). (200-300) 2141 Titus, 79-81 A.d. Sestertius, 80 A.D. Rv. Annona standing
l. between modius and stern of ship, holding a cornucopiae
and statuette of Aequitas. RIC 86. Unpatinated surfaces,
lightly pitted and toned a pleasing tan. Fine. (75-100)

2136 Nero, 54-68 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm of ALEXANdRiA Rare Sestertius of Julia Titi
in Egypt. Year 11. Radiate head r. Rv. Draped bust of Pop-
paea r. Geissen 168. Lightly granular. Very Fine or nearly
so. (75-100)

Rare Civil War denarius

2142 diva Julia Titi. Sestertius, 90-91 A.D. Rome. Carpentum

2137 Civil War. Pro-Vitellian Forces in Southern Gaul. drawn r. by two mules, DIVAE IVL IAE AVG. DIVI TITI
Denarius, 9 A.D. Lugdunum. Clasped r. hands, FI- F. , S.P.Q.R. in ex. Rv. IMP. CAES. DOMIT. AV G. GERM.
DES E XERCITVVM. Rv. Clasped r. hands, FIDE S COS.XV CE NS. PER. P.P. around large S.C. RIC 400.
PRAETORIANOR VM . RIC 21. Slightly off-center, af- Lovely olive brown patina. Carpentum sharp, peripheral leg-
fecting the legends on both sides. Dark tone. Very Fine and ends partial and weak. Very Fine and rare. (1,500-2,000)
rare. (2,500-3,000) Ex Leu.

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2143 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Nerva, 96-98 A.d. 2148 Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. Denarius, 125-8 A.D. Laureate head
Denarius, 97 A.D. Rv. Fortuna standing l. RIC 16. Reverse r., slight drapery. Rv. Sacrificial implements. RIC 198. Good
scrape. About Very Fine ✩ Trajan, 98-117 A.d. Denarius, Very Fine. (50-75)
102 A.D. Rv. Victory standing r. on prow, holding wreath.
RIC 59. Reverse deposits. Very Fine. Both medium gray and
iridescent. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)

2149 Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. Sestertius, 13 A.D. Rome. Laureate

bust r. with drapery on far shoulder, HADRIANVS AVG.
COS. III P.P. Rv. Diana standing l. holding arrow and bow,
S.C. RIC 777. Full, thick medallic flan, minor edge split.
2144 Trajan, 98-117 A.d. Sestertius, 100 A.D. Rome. Laureate Dark olive green. Choice Very Fine. (800-1,000)
bust r. with drapery faintly visible on l. shoulder, IMP. CAES.
NERVA TRAIAN. AVG. GERM. P. M. Rv. Pax seated l. hold-
ing olive branch and scepter, TR.POT COS. III P.P. S.C. RIC
413 var. Small area of corrosion on the reverse near the edge
at 4:00. Attractive mahogany and dark green patina. Excellent
portrait. Choice Very Fine. (700-900)
Ex Leu.

2145 Trajan, 98-117 A.d. Sestertius, 113 A.D. Rome. Laureate 2150 Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. As, 12 A.D. Rome. Laureate bust
bust r. with drapery on far shoulder, IMP. CAES. NERVAE r. with drapery on far shoulder. Rv. Janus standing facing,
TRAIANO AVG. GER. DAC. P.M. TR.P. COS.VI P.P. Rv. resting on scepter and l. hand on hip. RIC 662. Pleasing dark
Fortuna seated l. holding rudder and cornucopiae, FORTV- olive green, very lightly smoothed. Very Fine. (200-300)
NAE REDVCI S.C. RIC 628. Minor corrosion spot on the
reverse to the l. of Fortuna. Notwithstanding, an attractive
coin with a lovely dark olive green patina. Choice Very
Fine. (700-900)
Ex Leu.

2146 Pair of Roman imperial Middle Bronzes: ✩ Trajan,

2151 Antoninus Pius, 138-161 A.d. Aureus, 1 0-1 1 A.D. Rome.
98-117 A.d. As. Rv. Roma standing l. holding Victory and
Bare-headed, draped and cuirassed bust r., ANTONINVS
spear. Mottled olive green with verdigris. Fine to Very Fine
AVG. PIVS P.P. TR.P.XXIIII. Rv. Pietas standing l. holding
✩ diva Faustina Senior. As. Rv. Ceres standing l. Heavy
child in each arm, additional child on each side at her feet,
medium green patina, tooled. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 2
PIETATI AVG. COS.IIII. 7.29 grams. RIC 313b. Lustrous
pieces) (75-100)
surfaces, sharply struck. Extremely Fine and exceptionally
attractive. (6,000-8,000)

2147 Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. Cistophoric Tetradrachm. Mint

C , struck after 128 A.D. Bare head r., HADRIANVS
AVGVSTVS P.P. Rv. Winged Nemesis standing r., draw-
ing out fold of drapery, l. hand on wheel, COS. III. Metcalf 2152 Antoninus Pius, 138-161 A.d. Sestertius, 148-149 A.D. Rv.
91.338-339, BMC 1073. Struck on a broad flan, giving an Aequitas standing l. holding scales and cornucopiae. RIC
almost medallic appearance to the coin. Pale gray toning. 855. Attractive olive brown patina, lightly pitted and tooled
Very Fine and very rare. (1,500-2,000) on the reverse. Otherwise, Choice Very Fine. (150-200)
Ex Leu.

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2153 Pair of Roman imperial Bronzes: ✩ Antoninus Pius, 2159 Septimius Severus, 193-211 A.d. Denarius, 202-10 A.D.
117-138 A.d. Sestertius, 149-150 A.D. Rv. Aequitas stand- Laureate head r. Rv. Victory standing, head r., holding palm
ing l. RIC 865. Surface pitting. Very Fine ✩ Severus Alex- frond, palm tree before her with shield affixed to it; VIC-
ander, 222-235 A.d. Sestertius, 223 A.D. Rv. Sol walking TORIAE BRIT. RIC 302A. Extremely Fine. (125-175)
l. RIC 535. Medium green. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 2
pieces) (75-100) 2160 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Septimius Severus,
193-211 A.d. Denarius, 201 A.D. Rv. Captives flanking
trophy. RIC 176. Minor deposits, mostly about the periphery.
Close to Extremely Fine ✩ Julia domna. Denarius, 215
A.D. Rv. Vesta seated l. holding simpulum and scepter. RIC
391. Slightly granular surfaces. Choice Very Fine. (Total: 2
pieces) (100-125)

2161 Caracalla, 198-217 A.d. Denarius, 210-3 A.D. Laureate

head r. Rv. Victory rushing r. holding trophy with both hands;
2154 Antoninus Pius, 138-161 A.d. As, 145 A.D. Rome. Laureate VICTORIAE BRIT. RIC 231A. Tiny edge split. Toned Near
head r. Rv. Minerva advancing r. brandishing javelin. RIC Extremely Fine. (100-150).
831. Pleasing dark olive green and brown patina, smoothed.
Choice Very Fine. (150-200) 2162 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Caracalla, 198-217
A.d. Denarius, 199 A.D. Rv. Emperor standing l. holding
Victory and reversed spear, captive at feet. RIC 20. Ragged
edge. About Extremely Fine/Very Fine ✩ Julia Paula. De-
narius, 220 A.D. Rv. Concordia enthroned l., star to l. RIC
211. Hairline flan crack. Minor peripheral deposits. About
Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)
2155 Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.d. Denarius, 1 8 A.D. Laure- 2163 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Caracalla, 198-217
ate head r. Rv. Aequitas seated l. RIC 191. Pale gray with A.d. Denarius, 214 A.D. Rv. Apollo seated l. RIC 238A. Minor
slight golden iridescence about the periphery. Very Fine/ reverse deposits. Choice Very Fine ✩ Geta, Caesar, 198-209
Fine. (50-75) A.d. Denarius, 200-202 A.D. Laodicea. Rv. Pietas sacrificing
l. over altar. RIC 99. Medium gray with some uneven dark
toning. Choice Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125)

2164 Geta, as Augustus, 209-211 A.d. Denarius, 210-2 A.D.

Laureate, bearded bust r. Rv. Victory standing l. holding
wreath and palm; VICTORIAE BRIT. RIC 92. Small edge
2156 Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.d. Fourr e Denarius, 174 A.D. split. Near Extremely Fine. (100-150)
Laureate and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Draped bust of Faustina
Junior r., FAVSTINA AVGVSTA. 3.29 grams. Obverse RIC
285ff. Core visible on the high points. Very Fine. A very
interesting muling. (250-350)

2165 Macrinus, 217-218 A.d. AE 25 of MARCiANoPoLiS

in Moesia inferior. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r.
Rv. Homonoia standing l. holding patera and cornucopiae.
Varb.1127. Dark olive green. Close to Very Fine.(100-125)

2157 Lucilla, wife of Lucius Verus. Sestertius, 1 A.D. Rome.

Draped bust r., LVCILLAE AVG. ANTONINI AVG. F. Rv.
Juno enthroned l. holding flower and infant wrapped in swad-
dling clothes, I VNONI LVCINAE. RIC 1747. Dark olive
brown patina, lightly smoothed. A few spots of peripheral
corrosion. Choice Very Fine. (700-900)
Ex Leu.
2166 diadumenian, Caesar, 217-218 A.d. AE 27 of NiCoPo-
2158 Commodus, 177-192 A.d. Denarius, 192 A.D. Rome. Lau- LiS Ad iSTRUM in Moesia inferior. Bare head r. Rv.
reate head r. Rv. Liberalitas standing l. holding abacus and River-god reclining l. holding reed, resting on vase from
cornucopiae, star to r., LIB. AVG.VIIII P.M. TR.P. XVII which water flows. Varb.3689. Dark olive green-brown.
COS.VII P.P. RIC 240. Pale gray. Choice Very Fine. VF-35 Partial legends. Very Fine. (100-150)
(ICG). (100-150)

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2167 Elagabalus, 218-222 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm of ALEX- 2174 Trio of Roman Provincial coins: ✩ PRoViNCE oF
ANdRiA in Egypt. Year 5. Laureate, draped and cuirassed MACEdoN. 3rd Century A.d. AE 25. Head of Alex-
bust r. Rv. Athena standing l. holding small figure of Victory. ander the Great r. Rv. Alexander on horseback r. Gaebler
Geissen 2341. Very Fine. (75-100) 97,337. Pitted surfaces, but types clear. Fine to Very
Fine ✩ Elagabalus, 218-222 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm of
ANTioCH Ad oRoNTEM in Syria. Rv. Eagle facing,
2168 Elagabalus, 218-222 A.d. AE 26 of CAESAREA in Cap- head r., star below. Bell.43. Granular surfaces, darkly
padocia. Year 3. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. toned. Very Fine ✩Claudius ii Gothicus, 268-270 A.d.
Agalma of Mt. Argaeus on altar, ET in ex. Syd.522. Rough, AE Tetradrachm of ALEXANdRiA in Egypt. Year 2.
mottled medium green patina. About Very Fine. (75-100) Rv. Eagle standing l., head turned. About Extremely Fine.
(Total: 3 pieces) (125-150)

2169 Pair of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Julia Maesa. De- ByZANTiNE EMPiRE
narius, 218-220 A.D. Rv. Pudicitia seated l. RIC 268. Slightly
granular. Close to Extremely Fine ✩ Severus Alexander,
222-235 A.d. Denarius, 223 A.D. Rv. Liberalitas standing
l. RIC 281. Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-150)

2170 Pair of Late Roman Bronzes: ✩ Crispus, Caesar, 317-

326 A.d. AE 3. Lugdunum. Rv. Altar inscribed VO/TIS/XX.
Minor roughness. Extremely Fine ✩ Constantius ii, 337-
361 A.d. AE Centenionalis. Post Reform. Nicomedia. Rv.
Emperor standing l. with labarum, two captives at feet. 2175 Justin ii, 565-578 A.d. AE Follis. Year . Constantinople,
Rough medium green patina over dark green. Nice Very of cina . Seated figures of Justin II and Sophia facing. Rv.
Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-150) Large M. S.360. Dark green patina. Very Fine. (150-200)

2171 Constantius ii, as Caesar, 324-337 A.d. AE3/4, 324-5 A.D.

London. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust l. Rv. Camp-
gate with two globular towers, sun above; PLON in ex. RIC
298. Deep olive-green. Extremely Fine. (50-75)
2176 Heraclius, 610-641 A.d. Solidus. Constantinople, of cina
E. Facing busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine,
each with simple crown. Rv. Cross potent on three steps, N
to r. 4.45 grams. S.741A. Extremely Fine and lustrous. Well
struck portraits, nearly full legends. (300-400)
Ex Superior Mu o Collection. Part 4 ( une 1982, lot
898).

2172 Constantius ii, 337-361 A.d. Solidus, 355-357 A.D. Rome.

Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding spear and
shield, FL. IVL. CONSTANTIVS P.F. AVG. Rv. Roma and
Constantinopolis enthroned facing, sharing wreath inscribed
VOT/XXX/MVLT/XXXX, GLORIA REIPVBLICAE
around, palm-RSMP-palm in ex. 4.44 grams. RIC 291.
Superb Extremely Fine and lustrous. (2,500-3,000)
2177 Manuel i Comnenus, 1143-1180 A.d. Electrum Aspron
Trachy. Constantinople. Christ standing facing on dais,
star on either side. Rv. Manuel and St. Theodore stand-
ing facing, sharing patriarchal cross with large globus at
base. S.1959. Hairline flan crack. Extremely Fine. AU-50
(ICG). (200-300)

2173 Theodosius ii, 402-450 A.d. Solidus, 441-450 A.D. Con-

stantinople. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing holding
ANCiENT iNdiA
spear and shield. Rv. Constantinopolis enthroned l. hold- 2178 iNdiA. Kidarites. Anonymous, early 5th Century A.d.
ing cross on globe and scepter, star to l., IMP.XXXXII Stater. Standing Kushan king, Kidara below arm, Kushana
COS.XVII P.P. Cf.RIC 300. Close to Extremely Fine, in the right field, Kapan in the left. Rv. The goddess Ardok-
facial details weak as is frequently seen with this; issue. sho. 8.02 grams. MACW 3695ff. Typical double-striking on
AU-55 (ICG). (400-500) reverse. Very Fine. (200-250)

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MULTiPLE ANCiENT CoiN LoTS

2179 Pair of Magna Graecian silver coins: ✩ THoURioi. 2184 Group of Mainland Greek silver coins: ✩ HiSTiAiA.
Lucania. Ca.443-400 B.C. Stater. Head of Athena r. wear- Euboia. 3rd Century B.C. Tetrobols (6). Head of nymph
ing helmet decorated with wreath. Rv. Bull butting r., tunny Histiaia/nymph Histiaia seated on galley. Varying degrees
below, Y to r. 7.04 grams. HN Italy 1769. Granular with some of crudeness of style. Two chipped, one significantly. Con-
exfoliation on the reverse. Very Good to Fine ✩ KRoToN. ditions from Fine to Nearly Very Fine, all grainy, two with
Bruttium. Ca.530-500 B.C. Archaic Stater. Tripod, koppa- deposits ✩ Rhodian Mercenaries. 3rd Macedonian War,
PO to l. Rv. Tripod incuse. 6.74 grams. HN Italy 2075. ca.179-168 B.C. Drachm. Helios/rose, IOKΛH . Very
Lightly corroded surfaces and slight clipping. Very Good Good/Fine, deposits ✩ also a broken Drachm, probably
to Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (150-200) Rhodian from the 2nd Century B.C. Helios/rose. Very Good.
(Total: 8 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-125)

2180 Group of Ancient Greek Bronzes: ✩ LoKRoi EPiZ- 2185 Trio of Greek silver coins: ✩ PARioN. Mysia. Mid 5th
EPHyRioi. Bruttium. AE 17. Athena head/thunderbolt. Century B.C. Hemidrachm. Facing gorgoneion/cruciform
Mottled dark green. Very Good to Fine ✩ SyRACUSE. incuse. Obverse off-center. Dark gray. Very Good ✩ ARA-
Hieron ii, 275-215 B.C. AE 19. Poseidon head/ornamented doS. Phoenicia. Early 4th Century-350 B.C. Obol. Bearded
trident head. Dark brown. Fine/Very Fine ✩ GAMBRioN. head r./galley. 0.91 grams. BMC 45. Obverse off-center. About
Mysia. Ca.350 B.C. AE 17. Apollo head/star. Rough dark Fine ✩ PARTHiA. Phraates iii, 70-57 B.C. Drachm. Bust r.
brown with some deposits. Very Good ✩ EGyPT. Ptolemy with elaborate tiara/archer and six-line inscription. 3.46 grams.
Vi, 180-145 B.C. AE 26. Head of Cleopatra r./eagle. Heavy Shore183. Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)
deposits. About Very Fine ✩ CARTHAGE. Late 4th-early 2186 Trio of Greek Bronze coins: ✩ ERyTHRAi. ionia. 3rd
3rd Century B.C. AE 15. Sardinian Mint. Tanit head l./horse Century B.C. AE 15. Herakles head/EPY and magistrate’s
r. in front of palm tree. Spot of reverse corrosion and minor name. BMC 115. Mottled dark green. Very Fine ✩ SMyR-
deposits. Close to Very Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (75-100) NA. ionia. imperial times. 2nd Century A.d. AE 18. Head
of eus Akraios/lion walking r. SNG Cop.1293. Areas of
heavy patination in the fields, but types clear. Very Fine ✩
2181 Group of Mainland Greek silver Fractions: ✩ MACE- iNdo-PARTHiAN. Gondophanes, ca.20-60 A.d. AE 12.
doN. Alexander i, 495-454 B.C. Tetrobols (2). Horse/crested ammu Pro ince (Pakistan). Male bust r./crude image of
helmet. Fine (corroded surfaces), Very Good (granular) ✩ Pallas Athena. Olive brown. Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces)
LARiSSA. Thessaly. 350-325 B.C. Trihemiobol. Larissa (125-150)
to l./horse grazing r. Very Good ✩ THESSALiAN LEAGUE.
196-146 B.C. Drachm. Apollo head/Athena Itonia. Edge bro- 2187 Pair of Greek silver coins: ✩ PARTHiA. Mithradates ii,
ken. Deposits. Very Good ✩ THEBES. Boiotia. 379-371 B.C. 123-88 B.C. Bust l. wearing tiara decorated with star/five
Hemidrachm. Boiotian shield/amphora. Granular. Good/Very line inscription. 4.12 grams. Shore 95. Dark tone. Very Fine
Good. (Total: 5 pieces) (100-125) ✩ BAKTRiA. Menander, ca. 165/55-130 B.C. Drachm.
Diademed and draped bust r./Athena Alkidemos standing
l. 2.32 grams. Medium gray. Choice Very Fine. (Total: 2
2182 Trio of Mainland Greek silver coins: ✩ MACEdoN. pieces) (100-125)
Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C. Drachm. Mylasa ( ).
Herakles head/ eus enthroned. 4.11 grams. Price 2477. 2188 Group of Ancient Greek Bronzes. AE 9 to AE 40 including
Traces of lacquer on the reverse. About Fine ✩ CHER- one large Ptolemaic Bronze and one AE 27 of Cleopatra Vii
RoNESoS. Thrace. 400-350 B.C. Hemidrachm. Forepart (corroded but clear portrait). Various issues from Sicily to
of lion r. looking back/quadripartite incuse square. Pellet what is now Pakistan, mostly from Asia Minor and generally
in opposite depressions. 2.38 grams. Fine, banker’s test cut dating 2nd to 1st Centuries B.C. Several with accompanying
on the reverse ✩ CoRiNTH. 4th Century B.C. Drachm. attributions. Conditions from Good to Fine. (Total: 47 pieces)
Pegasos l./Aphrodite head r., hair in sakkos. 2.37 grams. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (125-150)
About Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (125-150)
2189 Group of Roman Republican Bronzes. Anonymous is-
sues. Post reform: ✩ AE As. 189-179 B.C. Janus/prow, ME
above. Craw.132/3. Very Good to Fine, verdigris ✩ AE Asses
2183 Trio of Greek silver coins: ✩ ANAKToRioN. Akar- (2). No letters or symbols visible. Very Good (minor verdi-
nania. 350-300 B.C. Hemidrachm. Forepart of Pegasos gris) and Good (surface corrosion) ✩ Also, AE Semuncia.
l./female head l., hair rolled over tainia. 1.12 grams. Very 217-215 B.C. Mercury/prow. 4.83 grams. Craw.38/7. Earthen
Good ✩ PARTHiA. orodes i, 90-77 B.C. Drachm. Rv. deposits over mottled medium green. Fine ✩ AE Sextans.
Archer and 7 line inscription. Sell.31.5. Area of deep purple 211-206 B.C. Mercury/prow. 7.98 grams. Dark brown. Very
iridescent toning. Very Fine ✩ EGyPT. Ptolemy X and Good ✩ AE Semis. Ca.157-156 B.C. Saturn/prow. 9.10
Cleopatra iii, 107-101 B.C. Tetradrachm, 10 /5 B.C. Rv. grams. Cf. Craw.197/2. Fine ✩ AE Quadrans. 127 B.C.
Eagle on thunderbolt. Svor.1728. Granular overall with Hercules/prow. 2.86 grams. Craw.264/4a. Heavy dark olive
peripheral corrosion and deposits. About Very Fine. (Total: green patina. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) SoLd AS
3 pieces) (125-150) iS. No RETURNS. (150-200)

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2190 Trio of Roman Republican Bronzes. Anonymous issues: 2197 Trio of Broken Roman imperatorial and imperial silver
✩ AE Sextans. 215-212 B.C. Mercury/prow. Cf. Craw.41/9 coins: ✩ Cn. Pompey Junior. Denarius, 4 -45 B.C. Span-
✩ AE Sextans. Uncertain 2nd Century B.C. date. Mercury, 2 ish mint. Roma head/Hispania. Craw.469/1a ✩ Augustus,
pellets above/prow, faint letters below, letter or symbol to r. ✩ 27 B.C.-14 A.d. Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lugdunum. Rv.
AE Uncia. 211-206 B.C. Roma/prow r., corn ear and ROMA Gaius and Lucius, simpulum and lituus above. RIC 207 ✩
above. The first and last About Very Fine to Very Fine, the Denarius, 2 B.C.-4 A.D. Lugdunum. Rv. Gaius and Lucius as
second only About Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125) last, but simpulum and lituus reversed. RIC 210. All Choice
Very Fine in point of wear but broken with varying amounts
of the broken pieces present with the lot. (Total: 3 pieces)
2191 Quartet of Roman Republican silver coins: ✩ Anony- SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (125-150)
mous issue. Denarius, 209-208 B.C. Roma head/Dioscuri,
symbol dolphin. Craw.80/1a ✩ Cn. domitius Ahenobarbus.
2198 A trio of imperial ourrée denarii: ✩ Augustus, 27 B.C.
Denarius, 128 B.C. Roma head/Victory in biga. Craw.261/1
Fourr e Denarius. Rv. Gaius and Lucius standing, facing,
✩ Marcus Calidius et al. Denarius, 117-116 B.C. Roma
holding spears and shields. RIC 207. Plating worn, copper
head/Victory in biga. Craw.284/1a ✩ Q. Titius. Denarius,
showing faintly through. Very Good ✩ domitian, 81-96
90 B.C. Bacchus/pegasus on tablet. Craw.341/2. Conditions
A.d. Fourr e Denarius. Rv. Minerva brandishing spear r.
from Fine to Nearly Very Fine, one grainy, two with partial
Plating broken in places, core visible on edge. Fine to Very
patination. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-125)
Fine ✩ Septimius Severus, 193-211 A.d. Fourr e Denarius.
Rv. Pax enthroned l. Flatness on the high points. Core visible
2192 Quartet of Roman Republican silver coins. Denarii (4) of in a few spots on the reverse. Close to Very Fine. (Total: 3
C. Terentius Lucanus, L. Minucius, Q. Titius and A. Plau- pieces) (100-125)
tius. Craw.217/1, 248/1, 341/2, 431/1. Fine to Very Fine, Fine
(pierced on the reverse), Good to Very Good (obverse cstps.), 2199 A pair of Roman Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Augustus, 27
and Fine (granular) respectively. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-125) B.C.-14 A.d. AE 24. Asian mint (probably Syria). Bare
head r., CAESAR. Rv. AVGVSTVS in 1 line in wreath. RPC
4100. Granular surfaces, gray-green patina. Very Good ✩
2193 Quartet of Roman Republican silver coins: ✩ Anonymous Livia. AE 23 of oEA in Syrtica. Draped bust of Livia r.
issue. Denarius, 86 B.C. Apollo head/Jupiter in quadriga. Rv. Helmeted head of Athena l. RPC 835. Scattered spots
Craw.350A/2 ✩ C. Norbanus. Denarius, 83 B.C. Venus of lacquer. Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
head/ear of grain, fasces and caduceus. Craw.357/1b ✩ L.
Rutilius Flaccus. Denarius, 77 B.C. Roma head/Victory in
biga. Craw.387/1 ✩ M. Aemilius Scaurus et al. Denarius, 2200 A pair of deified Augustus Bronzes. divus Augustus: ✩
58 B.C. Aretas beside camel/Jupiter in quadriga, scorpion. As, struck 22-30 A.D. under Ti erius. Rv. Altar. RIC 81. Very
Craw.422/1b. All Fine or a bit better, the Flaccus with an Good ✩ Dupondius, struck 37-41 A.D. under Caligula. Rv.
obverse planchet flaw, all with partial patination. (Total: 4 Augustus or Caligula seated l. RIC 56. Rough surfaces toned
pieces) (100-125) light olive brown. Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)

2201 Quartet of Early imperial Bronzes: ✩ Marcus Agrippa.

2194 Quartet of Roman Republican and imperatorial silver Posthumous As, struck 37-41 A.D. under Caligula. Rv.
coins: ✩ L. Furius Cn.f. Brocchus. Denarius, 63 B.C. Neptune. RIC 58. Surface corrosion. Short flan. Very Good
Ceres/curule chair. Craw.414/1 ✩ M. Aemilius Scaurus. ✩ Augustus and Agrippa. Dupondius of NEMAUSUS,
Denarius, 58 B.C. Aretas beside camel/Jupiter in quadriga. after 10 B.C. Heads back to back/crocodile. RIC 158. Par-
Craw.422/1b ✩ C. Vibius C.f. C.n. Pansa Caetronianus. tial patination. Very Good ✩ Tiberius, Caesar. As, 10-11
Denarius, 48 B.C. Head of Pan/Jupiter Axurus. Craw.449/1b A.D. Rv. Inscription around large S.C. RIC 236a. Poor ✩
✩ Julius Caesar. Denarius, 47-46 B.C. Venus head/Aeneas Tiberius, 14-37 A.d. As, 15-1 A.D. Rv. Livia seated r. RIC
carrying Anchises and palladium. Craw.458/1. The Aemilius 34. Red-brown. Very Good. (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)
Scaurus Very Good, granular with cstp, the Julius Caesar
Nearly Very Fine, the rest Fine to Very Fine, the last three 2202 Quartet of Early imperial Bronzes: ✩ drusus. As, 23
with partial patination. (Total: 4 pieces) (125-150) A.D. Rv. Inscription around large S.C. RIC 45. Partial
obverse legend. Very Good ✩ Antonia. Dupondius, 41-
2195 Pair of Roman imperatorial silver coins: ✩ Julius Caesar. 42 A.D. Rv. Claudius holding simpulum. RIC 92. Tiber
Denarius, 47-46 B.C. Venus head/Aeneas carrying Anchises patina. Good ✩ Germanicus. As, 40-41 A.D. Rv. Inscrip-
and palladium. Craw.458/1 ✩ Denarius, 46-45 B.C. Venus tion around large S.C. Cf.RIC 50. Rough dark green, pitted
head with Cupid and lituus/Gallia and Gaulish captive seated about the periphery. Very Good ✩ Claudius. As, 42 A.D.
beneath trophy. Craw.468/2. Both Fine to Very Fine with Rv. Minerva advancing r. RIC 116. Partial dark patination.
partial patination. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-150) Good. (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)

2203 Pair of Early imperial Bronzes: ✩ Caligula, 37-41 A.d.

2196 Pair of Roman imperatorial silver coins. Julius As, 37-38 A.D. Rv. Vesta. RIC 38. Rough dark green/brown.
Caesar: ✩ Denarius, 48-47 B.C. Venus/trophy of arms. Tooled. Very Good ✩ Nero, 54-68 A.d. Sestertius. Lugdu-
Craw.452/2. Obverse cstps. Very Good ✩ Denarius, 4 num. Laureate head l. Rv. Annona facing seated Ceres. RIC
B.C. Ceres/pontifical implements. Craw.467/1b. Fine. 391. Dark olive brown patina over rough, pitted surfaces.
(Total: 2 pieces) (100-125) Very Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)

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2204 Quartet of imperial Bronzes: ✩ Caligula, 37-41 A.d. flanking trophy. RIC 176. Granular surfaces, Very Fine
Quadrans, 40 A.D. Rome. Liberty cap. Rv. RCC, legend ✩ Severus Alexander, 222-235 A.d. Denarius, 224 A.D.
around. RIC 52. Heavy green over brown patina. Fine to Rv. Emperor standing l. RIC 44. Uneven toning. Close to
Very Fine ✩ Trajan, 98-117 A.d. As, 100 A.D. Rome. Rv. Extremely Fine ✩ Antoniniani (4) of Gordian iii, Philip i,
Victory alighting l. with shield. RIC 417. Rough black patina. Trajan decius, and Trebonianus Gallus. Rv. Liberalitas,
Very Fine ✩ Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.d. Dupondius, Annona, Genius of the Army, Pietas. All granular with minor
1 1 A.D. Rome. Rv. M. Aurelius and L. Verus standing, deposits, the first chipped. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces)
facing each other, clasping hands. RIC 799. Granular dark SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (150-200)
olive green and tan surfaces. Edge split. Fine to Very Fine ✩
Lucilla. Dupondius, 1 -1 9 A.D. Rome. Rv. Juno standing 2211 Group of Roman imperial silver coins: ✩ Denarii (7) of
l. RIC 744. Rough dark green patina, old reverse scratches. Vespasian, Titus, Nerva, Trajan (2), Antoninus Pius (2).
Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-150) Rv. Pax, Venus, Justitia, Aequitas seated, Providentia, Aequi-
tas standing, Virtus. Conditions from Good to Fine, two with
2205 Pair of Roman Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Caligula and An- deposits and three with traces of edge solder and/or evidence
tonia. AE 21 of THESSALoNiCA in Macedon. Laureate of edge mounting ✩ Herennia Etruscilla. Antoninianus. Rv.
head of Caligula l. Rv. Veiled and draped bust of Antonia l. Pudicitia seated l. About Very Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) SoLd
RPC 1573. Rough dark green patina. Fine ✩ Hadrian, 117- AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-125)
138 A.d. AE 23 of ANTioCH in Syria. Laureate head r.
Rv. Large SC in wreath, below. BMC -. Rough green and 2212 Group of Roman imperial silver coins: ✩ Denarii (8) of
tan. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) Vespasian (2), Titus, Hadrian, Lucius Verus, Septimius
Severus, Maximinus, and Julia Maesa. Various reverses,
2206 Pair of early imperial Bronzes: ✩ Nero, 54-68 A.d. As, all different. Conditions from Very Good to About Very
A.D. Lugdunum. Rv. Victory flying l. holding shield. RIC Fine, the Vespasian Denarii tooled, the Julia Maesa corroded
544. Dark brown patina over pitted surfaces. Broad flan. Fine with mottled patina. The others average Fine or a bit better
✩ Galba, 68-69 A.d. As. Rv. Livia standing l. Partial dark ✩ Also Late Roman Siliquae (2). Both clipped, the first of
brown patination. Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) Valens, the second clipped so severely as to prevent positive
identification. Fine or nearly so in point of wear. (Total: 10
2207 Quintet of Billon Tetradrachms from Roman Alexandria: pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-125)
✩ otho, 69 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm. Rv. Eleutheria stand-
ing l. RPC 5254. Fine ✩ Aelius, Caesar, 136-138 A.d. Rv. 2213 Quartet of early imperial Bronzes: ✩ Vespasian, 69-79
Homonoia standing l. Geissen 1271. Granular. Very Good to A.d. Sestertius. Rv. Mars advancing r. Heavy mottled green
Fine ✩ Claudius, 41-54 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm. Rv. Mes- patina, pitted. Good/Very Good ✩ Dupondius, 77-78 A.D.
salina standing l. holding two children. Geissen 81. Granular. Rv. Ceres standing l. RIC 593b. Dark brown with areas of
Very Good ✩ Nero, 54-68 A.d. Billon Tetradrachms (2). green and tan. Very Good ✩ domitian, Caesar, 69-81 A.d.
Rv. Bust of Alexandria r., bust of Poppaea r. Geissen 168, As, 7 A.D. Rv. Spes. Very Good ✩ domitian, 81-96 A.d.
172. Both Fine to Very Fine, the second granular. (Total: 5 As, 90-91 A.D. Rv. Fortuna. RIC 394. Dark green. Fine.
pieces) (100-150) (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)
2208 Quartet of early imperial silver coins: ✩ Vitellius, 69 A.d. 2214 Group of Roman imperial Bronzes: ✩ Dupondius of
Denarius. Rv. Libertas standing front, head r. RIC 10. Very Vespasian. Rv. Ceres ✩ also Asses (11) of divus Au-
Good ✩ Vespasian, 69-79 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Star above gustus (2), Germanicus, Claudius (3), Nero, Vitellius,
prow of galley. RIC 108. Scarce. Pitted. Very Good ✩ Titus, Vespasian, Hadrian, and Commodus. Various reverses,
79-81 A.d. Rv. Throne with round back. Area of corrosion only two duplicates. Conditions from Poor to Fine, mostly
on the obverse. Fine ✩ domitian, 81-96 A.d. Denarius. Good to Very Good. (Total: 12 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
Rv. Salus resting elbow on column. Dark tone. Fine to Very RETURNS. (150-200)
Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-125)
2215 Trio of Roman imperial Bronzes: ✩ Titus, 79-81 A.d.
2209 Quartet of imperial silver coins: ✩ Vespasian, 69-79 A.d. Dupondius, 80 A.D. Rome. Rv. Pax standing l. RIC 113 var.
Denarius. Rv. Pax seated l. Dark tone. Very Good ✩ Nerva, Partial red-brown and tan patina. About Very Fine ✩ Trajan,
96-98 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Fortuna standing l. Granular. Very 98-117 A.d. As. Rv. Woman reclining l. with wheel, VIA
Good to Fine ✩ Trajan, 98-117 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Genius TRAIANA S.C. RIC 639. Broken dark green and red-brown
standing l. Granular. Fine ✩ Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. De- patina. Fine ✩ Antoninus Pius, 138-161 A.d. Dupondius.
narius. Rv. Emperor sacrificing l. over altar. Fine. (Total: 4 Rv. Annona standing r. Heavy green patina, pitting. Good
pieces) (100-125) to Very Good. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100)
2210 Group of imperial silver coins: ✩ Vespasian, 69-79 A.d. 2216 Trio of Roman Provincial Bronzes from CAESAREA
Denarii (2). Rv. Salus, Vesta. Very Good (heavy patina), in Cappadocia: ✩ Titus, 79-81 A.d. AE 22. Rv. Greek
Fine (ragged edge, reverse rough with deposits) ✩ Marcus inscription in wreath. RPC 1681. Very Good/Fine ✩ Marcus
Aurelius, Caesar, 139-161 A.d. Denarius, 148-149 A.D. Aurelius, 161-180 A.d. Rv. Mt. Argaeus. Fine, deposits ✩
Rv. Providentia. RIC 446. About Very Fine ✩ Septimius Commodus, 177-192 A.d. AE 20. Rv. Mt. Argaeus. Good
Severus, 193-211 A.d. Denarius, 201 A.D. Rv. Captives to Very Good, corrosion. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100)

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2217 Group of Roman imperial silver coins: Denarii (6) of 2225 Group of imperial Bronzes: Sestertii (8) of Hadrian, An-
domitian (2), Hadrian (2), diva Faustina Senior, and toninus Pius (2), Marcus Aurelius (2), Commodus (2), and
Commodus. Rv. Pegasus, Minerva brandishing spear r., Faustina Junior. Various reverses, all different. Conditions
Annona standing l. with foot on modius, Annona seated l., from Poor to Very Good, mostly Good to Very Good. (Total:
peacock, trophy flanked by captives. Conditions from Very 8 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-150)
Good to Nice Fine, the first with edge partially filed. (Total:
6 pieces) (100-125) 2226 Trio of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Antoninus Pius,
138-161 A.d. Denarius, 147-148 A.D. Rv. Salus standing l.
2218 Pair of early imperial Bronzes. Nerva, 96-98 A.d.: ✩ feeding snake arising from altar. RIC 167. Medium gray. Old
Dupondius. Rv. Libertas. Dark green. Good ✩ As, 97 A.D. shallow scrapes in emperor’s hair. Very Fine ✩ Denarius,
Rv. Aequitas. RIC 94. Dark green, pitted about the reverse 159-1 0 A.D. Rv. Roma enthroned l. RIC 303. About Very
periphery. Nice Fine/Very Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) Fine ✩ Commodus, 177-192 A.d. Denarius, 183 A.D. Rv.
Mars advancing r. RIC 54. About Very Fine. All pleasing
2219 Quartet of 2nd Century imperial silver coins: ✩ Tra-
medium gray. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)
jan, 98-117 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Victory flying l. Fine ✩
Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Mars walking r. with
spear and trophy. Lightly granular. Very Fine ✩ Antoninus 2227 Group of 2nd Century imperial silver coins: ✩ Antoninus
Pius, 138-161 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Felicitas standing l. Pius, 138-161 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Annona standing l. hold-
Fine to Very Fine ✩ Faustina Senior. Denarius. Rv. Ceres ing ears of grain over modius. Dark tone, ragged edge. Very
standing front, head l., holding long torch. Very Fine/Fine. Fine ✩ diva Faustina Senior. Denarius. Rv. Antoninus r.
(Total: 4 pieces) (100-125) clasping r. hands with Faustina. Fine ✩ Marcus Aurelius,
161-180 A.d. Denarius. Providentia. Fine/Very Good ✩
2220 Pair of Roman Provincial Bronzes: ✩ ANAZARBUS. Faustina Junior. Denarius. Rv. Spes. Very Good ✩ divus
Cilicia. Time of Trajan. AE 18. Veiled bust of Persephone Lucius Verus. Denarius. Rv. Eagle. Fine ✩ Commodus,
r., ears of grain and poppy head before. Rv. Veiled bust of 177-192 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Liberalitas. Granular reverse.
Demeter r. Very Good/Fine ✩ Severus Alexander, 222-235 Fine to Very Fine in point of wear ✩ Crispina. Denarius.
A.d. AE 27 of NiSiBiS in Mesopotamia. Rv. Head of Rv. Large rectangular altar, DIS GENITALIBVS. Obverse
Tyche r. BMC 5. Granular surfaces, dark green and tan. Fine pitting. Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) (125-150)
to Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
2228 Pair of Antonine Sestertii: ✩ Antoninus Pius, 138-161
2221 Group of 2nd Century imperial silver coins: ✩ Trajan, A.d. Sestertius, 153-154 A.D. Rome. Rv. Libertas standing
98-117 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Trajan Senior enthroned l. Rare. r. RIC 916a. Dark brown and tan. Light pitting. Fine to Very
Very Good ✩ Denarius. Rv. Dacian seated l. on pile of arms. Fine ✩ Lucilla. Sestertius, 1 -1 9 A.D. Rome. Rv. Ceres
Scarce. Good ✩ Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Lib- seated r. on basket from which snake emerges. RIC 1728.
ertas standing l. Very Good ✩ Faustina Junior. Denarius. Rough dark brown-black, pitted and lightly tooled. Fine.
Rv. Fecunditas holding infant in each arm and flanked by (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
two children. Good ✩ Lucilla. Denarius. Rv. Venus standing
l. holding Victory and resting l. hand on shield. Pitted. Very
2229 Pair of Antonine Sestertii: ✩ Antoninus Pius, 138-161
Good ✩ Geta, Caesar. Denarius. Rv. Felicitas standing l.
A.d. Sestertius, 144 A.D. Rome. Rv. Moneta standing l.
Granular. Very Good/Good. (Total: 6 pieces) (75-100)
holding scales and cornucopiae, MONETA AVG. S.C. RIC
2222 Trio of early imperial Bronzes. Trajan, 98-117 A.d.: ✩ 610. Fine ✩ Crispina. Sestertius, 178-180 A.D. Rome. Rv.
Sestertius. Rv. Victory inscribing shield set on palm. Dark Salus seated l. feeding snake arising from altar. RIC 672b.
brown. Very Good/Good ✩ Sestertius. Rv. Annona stand- Good to Very Good. Scarce. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
ing l. holding corn-ears over modius. Dark Tiber patina,
pitted. Very Good ✩ AE 27 of ANTioCH in Syria. Rv. 2230 Group of eight imperial Middle Bronzes: Dupondii and
S.C. in wreath. Dark brown and tan. Very Good. (Total: Asses of Antoninus Pius (2), Faustina Senior, Marcus
3 pieces) (75-100) Aurelius (1 as Caesar, 2 as Augustus), Faustina Junior,
and Septimius Severus. Various reverses, no duplication.
2223 Pair of Roman Provincial Billon silver coins: ✩ Hadrian, Conditions from Poor to Very Good, mostly Good to Very
117-138 A.d. Billon Tetradrachm of ALEXANdRiA in Good, one with ragged edges. (Total: 8 pieces) SoLd AS
Egypt. Year 8. Rv. Bust r. of Sarapis-Ammon. Granular, iS. No RETURNS. (75-100)
About Very Fine ✩ Caracalla, 198-217 A.d. Billon Tet-
radrachm of ANTioCH in Syria. Rv. Eagle standing front, 2231 Pair of imperial Sestertii: ✩ Marcus Aurelius, 161-180
head r., star below. Granular with some deposits and a trace A.d. Sestertius, 1 4 A.D. Rome. Rv. Mars standing r. hold-
of lacquer. About Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) ing spear and resting hand on shield. RIC 861. Granular
surfaces toned brown and tan. Very Fine ✩ Caracalla,
2224 Pair of Roman imperial Bronzes: ✩ Hadrian, 117-138 198-217 A.d. Sestertius, 213 A.D. Rome. Rv. Securitas
A.d. Sestertius. Rv. Securitas seated l. RIC 569. Edge split enthroned r., head propped on r. hand. RIC 572a. Glossy
and peripheral corrosion. Fine ✩ Commodus, 177-192 black patina, pitted, especially about the periphery. Light
A.d. Sestertius. Rv. eus enthroned l. holding Victory. tooling and smoothing in the fields. Very Fine in point of
RIC 291. Black patina. About Very Fine/Fine. (Total: 2 wear. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)
pieces) (75-100)

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2232 Pair of Roman Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Faustina Junior. 2238 Trio of Roman Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Caracalla, 198-217
AE 27 of NEAPoLiS in Samaria. Rv. Tyche standing A.d. AE 31 of TRAJANoPoLiS in Thrace. Rv. Emperor
front, head l. Ros.20l, Hendin 880. Minor deposits on the standing l. holding spear and Victory. Red-brown. Fine to
reverse. Fine ✩ Hadrian, 117-138 A.d. AE Drachm of Very Fine ✩ Macrinus, 217-218 A.d. AE 26 of NiKoPo-
ALEXANdRiA in Egypt. Rv. Tyche reclining l. Geissen LiS Ad iSTRUM in Moesia inferior. Rv. eus standing
800. Planchet flaw appearing as a recessed band across the l. holding patera and scepter. Varb.3470. Mottled medium
reverse. Fine/Very Good. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125) and dark green. Very Good to Fine ✩ Elagabalus, 218-222
A.d. AE 27 of MARCiANoPoLiS in Moesia inferior.
2233 Group of late 2nd-early 3rd Century imperial silver Rv. Hygeia standing r. Varb.1576. Dark green. Fine. (Total:
coins: ✩ Clodius Albinus, Caesar, 193-195 A.d. Denarius. 3 pieces) (125-150)
Rv. Providentia. Ragged edge. Very Good. Scarce ✩ An-
toninus Pius, 138-161 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Clasped hands 2239 Pair of Roman Provincial Bronzes from ANTioCH Ad
holding caduceus. Very Good ✩ Denarius. Rv. Annona stand- oRoNTEM in Syria: ✩ Macrinus, 217-218 A.d. AE
ing l. Fine, reverse scratches ✩ Commodus, 177-192 A.d. 20. Rv. SC in wreath. Dark green and tan. Fine to Very
Denarius. Rv. Pietas standing l. sacrificing over altar. Edge Fine ✩ Elagabalus, 218-222 A.d. AE 32. Rv. Tyche of
chipped. Dark tone. Fine to Very Fine ✩ Caracalla, 198-217 Antioch reclining l. Corroded surfaces. Very Good. (Total:
A.d. Denarius. Rv. Emperor standing l. holding Victory and 2 pieces) (75-100)
spear, captive at feet. Granular. Fine ✩ Plautilla. Denarius.
Rv. Concordia standing l. Ragged edge, lightly granular.
2240 Quintet of Severan silver, mostly Billon: Denarii (one
Fine to Very Fine ✩ Elagabalus, 218-222 A.d. Denarius.
each) of Julia Paula, Julia Soemias, Julia Maesa, Severus
Rv. Libertas standing l. Granular. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
Alexander and Julia Maesa. Various reverses, all different.
7 pieces) (125-150)
Conditions from Poor to Fine, mostly Very Good or nearly so,
2234 Trio of Roman imperial denarii: ✩ Septimius Severus, the Severus Alexander with hairline crack. (Total: 5 pieces)
193-211 A.d. Denarius, 195 A.D. Rv. Victory flying l. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (60-90)
Cf. RIC 58. Partial legends, Very Fine ✩ Julia domna.
Denarius, 209 A.D. Rv. Fortuna seated l. RIC 553. Close 2241 Pair of Severan silver coins: ✩ Julia Maesa. Denarius. Rv.
to Extremely Fine ✩ Geta, Caesar, 198-209 A.d. De- Felicitas standing l. sacrificing over altar. RIC 271. Granular
narius, 205 A.D. Rv. Minerva standing l. RIC 46. Very surfaces. Close to Very Fine ✩ Severus Alexander, 222-235
Fine. Medium gray (2) and pale gray respectively. (Total: A.d. Denarius. Rv. Pax advancing l. RIC 67. Nice Very Fine,
3 pieces) (125-150) granular. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)

2235 Group of late 2nd to early 3rd Century imperial silver 2242 Pair of Roman imperial Bronzes: ✩ Severus Alexander,
coins: ✩ Septimius Severus, 193-211 A.d. Denarius. Rv. 222-235 A.d. Sestertius. Rv. Sol walking l. RIC 538. Dark
Emperor, togate and veiled, sacrificing l. over altar. Fine to olive green. Fine ✩ Sestertius. Rv. Mars advancing r. RIC
Very Fine ✩ Julia domna. Denarius. Laodicea. Rv. Con- 635. Rough dark red-brown. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 2
cordia seated l. Slightly granular surfaces, darkly toned. Very pieces) (75-100)
Fine ✩ Caracalla, 198-217 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Hercules
standing l. holding branch and club. About Very Fine ✩ 2243 Group of early 3rd Century imperial Bronzes: ✩ Sestertii
Geta, Caesar, 198-209 A.d. Denarius. Rv. Geta standing l. of Severus Alexander, Julia Maesa, Gordian iii, Trebo-
holding branch and spear. Very Fine/Fine ✩ Denarius. Rv. nianus Gallus, Philip i. Various reverses, all different. ✩
Victory flying l. Very Fine/Fine ✩ Denarius. Rv. Sol walk- Philip ii, 247-249 A.d. AE 29 of ViMiNACiUM in Moesia
ing l., star to l. Very Fine, hairline scratches on the reverse. Superior. Rv. Moesia standing facing between bull and lion.
(Total: 6 pieces) (125-150) Conditions from Poor to Very Good, mostly Good to Very
Good, the first cleaned, the last tooled, the Gordian III with
2236 Trio of Roman Provincial Bronzes from Northern Greece: a significant flan crack. (Total: 6 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
✩ Septimius Severus, 193-211 A.d. AE 21 of ANCHi- RETURNS. (75-100)
ALUS in Thrace. Rv. Cybele enthroned l. Varb.140. Dark
green. Very Good to Fine ✩ Gordian iii, 238-244 A.d. AE
2244 Trio of imperial Bronzes: ✩ Severus Alexander, 222-235
27 of odESSUS in Thrace. Rv. Great god of Odessus stand-
A.d. Sestertius, 232 A.D. Rome. Rv. Spes walking l. RIC
ing l. holding patera and cornucopiae. Dark green. Fine to
648. Fine to Very Fine ✩ Julia Mamaea. Sestertius, 228
Very Fine ✩ Hostilian, 251 A.d. AE 26 of ViMiNACiUM
A.D. Rome. Rv. Felicitas standing l. RIC 676. Very Good
in Moesia Superior. Rv. Moesia standing facing between
✩ Maximinus i, 235-238 A.d. Dupondius. Rv. Fides. Very
bull and lion. Varb.193. Dark red-brown, tooled. Very Good
Good. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100)
to Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100)

2237 Trio of Roman Provincial Bronzes from NiKoPoLiS 2245 Group of 3rd Century Roman imperial Bronzes.
Ad iSTRUM in Moesia inferior: ✩ Julia domna. AE Sestertii (9) of Severus Alexander (5), Maximinus i
22. Rv. Nemesis standing l. Varb.2842. Pleasing blue-green (3) and Maximus as Caesar. Various reverses, only one
patina. Fine to Very Fine ✩ Plautilla. AE 27. Rv. Homonia duplicate. Conditions from Good to Fine and one Very
seated l. Varb.-. Rare. Fine ✩ Geta, 209-212 A.d. AE Fine but tooled. Average Very Good, many with deposits,
27. Rv. Nemesis standing l. Dark green. Fine. (Total: 3 corrosion and/or tooling. (Total: 9 pieces) SoLd AS iS.
pieces) (125-150) No RETURNS. (125-150)

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2246 Pair of imperial Bronzes: ✩ Maximinus i, 235-238 A.d. 2254 Group of mid 3rd Century silver and Billon coins: An-
Sestertius, 23 -238 A.D. Rv. Victory advancing r. RIC 88. toniniani of Philip i, Philip ii, Trajan decius, Herennius
Dark mahogany with traces of green. About Very Fine/Fine ✩ Etruscus as Caesar, Trebonianus Gallus (2) and Valerian
Gordian iii, 238-244 A.d. Sestertius, 241-243 A.D. Rome. i. Various reverses, all different. Conditions from Good to
Rv. Laetitia standing l. RIC 101. Dark green, slight obverse Nice Fine, one with deposits, several granular. (Total: 7
pitting. Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-125) pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (60-90)

2247 Trio of imperial and Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Maximus, 2255 Trio of mid 3rd Century silver and Billon coins: ✩ Volu-
Caesar, 235-238 A.d. Sestertius, 23 -238 A.D. Rome. Rv. sian, 251-253 A.d. Antoninianus. Rv. Concordia seated l.
Maximus standing l. with two standards behind. RIC 13. RIC 168. About Very Fine ✩ Valerian i, 253-260 A.d.
Glossy olive green patina, hairline flan crack. Nice Fine ✩ Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Valerian and Gallienus sacrificing
Philip i, 244-249 A.d. AE 29 of HELioPoLiS in Syria. over altar. RIC 284. About Extremely Fine, silvering intact
Rv. Tyche of Heliopolis standing facing under an inflated ✩ Gallienus, 253-268 A.d. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Gal-
veil held over her head by two female figures on pedestals. lienus receiving globe from Jupiter. RIC 440. Extremely
BMC 21. Dark brown and green. Fine to Very Fine ✩ ot- Fine, nearly full silvering. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)
acilia Severa. Sestertius, 244-245 A.D. Rv. Pudicitia seated
l. RIC 209a. Dark green and tan. About Very Fine. (Total: 3
pieces) (100-125) 2256 Group of mid 3rd Century Billon coins: ✩ diva Marini-
ana. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Peacock. Good/Fair ✩ Gal-
2248 Pair of imperial silver coins. Gordian iii, 238-244 A.d.: ✩ lienus, 253-268 A.d. Billon Antoniniani (5) ✩ Salonina.
Antoninianus, 243-244 A.D. Rv. Securitas standing l. leaning Billon Antoniniani (3). Various reverses, all different. Con-
on column. RIC 152 ✩ Denarius, 241 A.D. Rv. Apollo seated ditions from Very Good to Very Fine, mostly Fine or better,
l. RIC 114. Both Choice Very Fine and slightly granular. one Salonina very porous. (Total: 9 pieces) SoLd AS iS.
(Total: 2 pieces) (75-100) No RETURNS. (100-150)
2249 Pair of mid 3rd Century silver coins: ✩ Gordian iii,
238-244 A.d. Antoninianus, 243-244 A.D. Rv. Providentia 2257 Group of mid 3rd Century Billon coins: ✩ Valerian ii,
standing l. RIC 148. Nice Very Fine ✩ Herennia Etruscilla. Caesar, 256-258 A.d. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Infant Jupi-
Antoninianus, 250-251 A.D. Rv. Pudicitia standing l. RIC ter on goat. RIC 3. Fine to Very Fine ✩ Saloninus, Caesar,
58b. About Very Fine. Both with unusually thick flans. (Total: 258-260 A.d. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Saloninus receiving
2 pieces) (75-100) flower from Spes. RIC 36. Very Good ✩ Macrianus, 260-
261 A.d. Billon Antoninianus. Rv. Roma seated l. RIC 11.
2250 Trio of silver and AE Roman imperial Antoniniani: ✩ Very Good ✩ Quietus, 260-261 A.d. Billon Antoninianus.
Gordian iii, 238-244 A.d. silver Antoninianus. Rv. Concor- Rv. Spes advancing l. RIC 11. Surface pitting. Very Good.
dia seated l. Nice Very Fine ✩ Gallienus, 253-268 A.d. AE (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)
Antoninianus. Rv. Panther walking l. Very Fine ✩ Postumus,
259-268 A.d. AE Antoninianus. Rv. Jupiter standing facing, 2258 Group of mid to late 3rd Century Billon coins: Billon
head r., hurling thunderbolt. Ragged edge. About Extremely Antoniniani of otacilia Severa (Fine, pierced), Gallienus
Fine with traces of silvering. (Total: 3 pieces) (125-150) (3), Salonina (4), and Postumus (2). Various reverses, two
duplicates. Except as noted, conditions from Nice Fine to
2251 Pair of Roman Provincial coins: ✩ Gordian iii, 238- Very Fine, mostly granular. (Total: 10 pieces) SoLd AS iS.
244 A.d. AE 23 of ViMiNACiUM in Moesia Superior. No RETURNS. (75-100)
Radiate bust r. Rv. Moesia standing facing holding two
standards, bull and lion flanking. Cf. Varb.126. Dark olive
green, lightly pitted. Fine ✩ Philip i, 244-249 A.d. AE 28 2259 Group of Billon and AE Antoniniani: ✩ Billon Anto-
of ANTioCH in Syria. Laureate, draped and cuirassed ninianus of Postumus ✩ AE Antoniniani (4) of Victorinus,
bust r. Rv. Turreted bust of city-goddess r., ram running Tetricus i, Tetricus ii and Claudius ii Gothicus. One each.
r. above. BMC 528. Granular surfaces. Fine to Very Fine. Various reverses, all different. Conditions from Fine to Very
(Total: 2 pieces) (100-125) Fine, mostly the latter, three with typically ragged edges.
(Total: 5 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-125)
2252 Trio of imperial and Provincial Bronzes: ✩ Tranquillina.
AE 21 of SAMoS. Rv. Tyche standing l. BMC 311. Surface 2260 Pair of late 3rd Century AE Antoniniani: ✩ Marius, 269
pitting, especially on the reverse. Fine/Very Good ✩ otacilia A.d. AE Antoninianus. Rv. Felicitas standing l. RIC 10. Fine
Severa. As. Rome. Rv. Concordia seated l. RIC 203e. Very to Very Fine, spots of verdigris ✩ Tetricus i, 271-274 A.d.
Good, obverse scratches ✩ Trajan decius, 249-251 A.d. AE Antoninianus. Rv. Laetitia standing l. Very Fine/Fine.
AE 23 of ANTioCHiA in Pisidia. Rv. Legionary eagle Typically ragged flan. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
between two standards. Obverse pitting. Very Good/About
Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100)
2261 Group of late 3rd Century AE Antoniniani. AE Anto-
2253 Pair of mid 3rd Century silver coins: ✩ Philip i, 244-249 niniani of Postumus, Victorinus, Tetricus i, Tetricus ii,
A.d. Antoninianus. Rv. Stag walking r., U in ex. RIC 19. Claudius ii Gothicus (3, one of which a barbarous radiate),
Scarce Saeculares issue. Choice Very Fine, traces of silver- Quintillus, Aurelian (2), Severina (2), and Vabalathus.
ing, thick flan ✩ otacilia Severa. Antoninianus. Rv. Pietas Various reverses, only minor duplication. Conditions from
sacrificing l. over altar. RIC 121. Choice Very Fine. (Total: Good to Nice Fine, mostly Very Good or better. (Total: 13
2 pieces) (75-100) pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (75-100)

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2262 Group of late 3rd Century AE Antoniniani. AE Anto- 2269 Pair of Late Roman Folles. diocletian, 284-305 A.d.: ✩
niniani of Victorinus, Claudius ii Gothicus, Aurelian AE Follis. Mint designation off the flan. Rv. Moneta. Close
(2), Tacitus, and Probus (2). Various reverses, only minor to Extremely Fine, traces of silvering in recessed areas ✩
duplication. All Very Fine or nearly so except the Probus AE Follis. Lugdunum. Rv. Genius P.R. Very Fine. (Total: 2
Antoniniani which are both Nearly Extremely Fine with pieces) (100-125)
considerable silvering. (Total: 7 pieces) (100-125)
2270 Group of early 4th Century Roman AE Folles. Large AE
2263 Group of AE Tetradrachms from RoMAN ALEX- Folles of diocletian, Maximianus (2), Constantius i as
ANdRiA in Egypt: ✩ Claudius ii Gothicus, 268-270 Caesar, Galerius, and Galeria Valeria. Various mints in-
A.d. AE Tetradrachm. Rv. Dikaiosyne. Fine to Very Fine cluding A uileia, Trier, Cy icus, and Alexandria. Rv. Genius
✩ diocletian, 284-305 A.d. AE Tetradrachms (2). Rv. P.R. (3), Genius Imperatoris, Carthage and Venus. Conditions
Eusebia, eus. Both Fine to Very Fine ✩ Maximianus, from Fine to Choice Very Fine, mostly Very Fine or better,
286-308, 310 A.d. AE Tetradrachm. Rv. Nike. Very Fine. the Galerius granular and the Galeria Valeria with surface
(Total: 4 pieces) (60-90) corrosion and deposits. (Total: 6 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
RETURNS. (100-125)
2264 Group of late 3rd and early 4th Century AE Antonini-
ani. AE Antoniniani of Gallienus, Victorinus, Claudius ii 2271 Group of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ Folles (1
Gothicus, Florian (corroded, Very Good/Good), Probus (3, large, 5 reduced) of Galerius as Caesar (2), Maximinus ii,
one cleaned), Carus (pitted, Fine to Very Fine), Carausius, and Maxentius (3). All different reverses ✩ AE 3’s (5) of
Maximianus, and Galerius as Caesar. Standard reverses, Licinius i (4) and Licinius ii. Rv. Jupiter (3), Genius P.R.,
some duplication of type. Except as noted, conditions from and Sol. Conditions from Very Good to Very Fine, mainly
Fine to Choice Very Fine, mostly Very Fine or better. (Total: Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 11 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
11 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (75-100) RETURNS. (150-200)

2265 Group of late 3rd and early 4th Century AE Antoniniani. 2272 Group of early 4th Century Roman AE Folles: ✩ Large
AE Antoniniani of Tacitus, Florianus, Probus (3), divus AE Folles of Severus ii as Caesar, Maximinus ii as Caesar
Carus, Numerian, Carinus, diocletian (3) and Maximi- (2), Maxentius (2) and ✩ Reduced Folles of Maximinus
anus. Also included, a late 3rd Century Barbarous Radiate ii as Emperor (2) and Romulus. Various mints including
(Good, cleaned). Various reverses, only minor duplication. Heraclea, Alexandria, Antioch, Ostia and Rome. Rv. Genius
Conditions from Good to About Very Fine, mostly Very P.R., Genius Caesaris (2), Dioscuri, Genius Augusti (2),
Good or better. (Total: 13 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RE- Roma in hexastyle temple, domed hexastyle temple. The
TURNS. (75-100) Romulus is Good, the Severus is Very Good with deposits,
the others range from Fine to Very Fine, one lightly cleaned.
2266 Group of late 3rd and 4th Century Bronzes: ✩ AE An- (Total: 8 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (100-125)
toniniani of Aurelian, Claudius ii Gothicus, Probus and
Maximianus ✩ AE Folles of Licinius i, Maximinus ii, and 2273 Licinius i, 308-324 A.d. Trio of Reduced Folles: ✩ Lug-
Constantine the Great ✩ AE 3’s, ’s and 4’s of Constan- dunum ✩ Thessalonica ✩ Heraclea. Rv. Genius P.R., Jupiter
tine the Great, Rome and Constantinople Commemo- holding Victory (2). Choice Very Fine, Very Fine (reverse
ratives, divus Constantine, Constantine ii, Constans, pitting), Choice Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (60-90)
Constantius Gallus, Valentinian i, Valens, and Gratian.
A nice selection of standard late Roman reverses. Conditions
2274 Group of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ Reduced
from Fair to Very Fine, mostly Very Good to Fine. (Total:
Folles of Licinius i, Licinius ii as Caesar ✩ AE ’s (2).
19 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (150-200)
Constantinople Commemoratives ✩ AE 3’s (2) of Fausta
and Helena ✩ AE 4 of Theodora. Usual reverses, all differ-
2267 Pair of British Empire AE Antoniniani: ✩ Carausius, ent except the Constantinople Commemoratives (Victory on
287-293 A.d. AE Antoninianus. Rv. Pax standing l., B-C prow) which show different styles from Antioch and Lug-
(retrograde) flanking. Olive green. Compact flan. Very dunum. Conditions from Fine to Choice Very Fine, mostly
Fine ✩ Allectus, 293-296 A.d. AE Antoninianus. Rv. Very Fine or nearly so. (Total: 7 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
Pax standing l. Rough surfaces. Very Good. (Total: 2 RETURNS. (75-100)
pieces) (75-100)
2275 Group of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes. Constan-
2268 Group of late 3rd and early 4th Century AE Antoniniani. tine the Great, 307-337 A.d.: ✩ AE Follis. Lugdunum. Rv.
AE Antoniniani of diocletian (2), Maximianus (2), Con- Genius P.R. Very Fine, slightly granular ✩ AE Follis. Trier.
stantius i as Caesar, and Galerius as Caesar. Rv. Various Rv. Mars walking r. Very Fine, granular and minor corrosion
reverses, mostly Jupiter and Jupiter handing Victory on ✩ AE Reduced Follis. Thessalonica. Rv. eus standing l.
globe to the emperor (or Caesar). Conditions from Fine to Granular, Very Fine ✩ AE Reduced Follis. Siscia. Rv. eus.
Very Fine, mostly Fine , two with some silvering. (Total: 7 Granular, Very Fine ✩ AE Reduced Follis. Rv. Legionary
pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (75-100) standards. Very Good to Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (75-100)

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2276 Constantine the Great, 307-337 A.d. AE Reduced Folles 2283 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ Constantine
(4). A uileia, London, Nicomedia, Alexandria. Rv. Roma the Great, 307-337 A.d. AE 3’s (11). Various reverses, only
in hexastyle temple, Sol, Jupiter, Genius Augusti. Fine to one duplication. Also included, one barbarous imitation of
Very Fine, Very Fine (2, the first porous) and Extremely Fine a Constantinian family bronze. A nice assortment of mints.
respectively. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-125) Conditions from Good to Very Fine, several with deposits, one
cleaned ✩ divus Constantine. AE 4’s (2). Rv. Veiled figure of
the emperor, emperor in quadriga r. Both Close to Very Fine ✩
2277 Constantine i, 307-337 A.d. AE Reduced Folles (10). Crispus, Caesar, 317-326 A.d. AE 3. London. Rv. Altar. About
Various mints including London, Rome, Nicomedia, Siscia, Very Fine ✩ Valentinian i, 364-375 A.d. AE 3. Rv. Emperor
Cy icus and Alexandria. Reverses consist of Jupiter and eagle dragging captive. Rough surfaces. Very Fine. (Total: 15 pieces)
(6), Sol (2), camp-gate and VOT/XX in wreath. Conditions SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (150-200)
from Fine to Nice Very Fine, mostly Very Fine or nearly so,
a few lightly cleaned. (Total: 10 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No 2284 Trio of 4th Century Roman Commemorative Bronzes:
RETURNS. (150-200) ✩ Urbs Roma. AE 3. Cy icus. Roma/She-wolf. Nice Very
Fine, slightly granular ✩ Constantinopolis. AE 3. Antioch.
Constantinopolis/Victory. Extremely Fine ✩ divus Con-
2278 Group of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes. Constantine
stantine. AE 4. Alexandria. Rv. Veiled emperor standing.
the Great, 307-337 A.d.: ✩ AE Reduced Follis. Rv. Sol. Very
Choice Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)
Fine, reverse deposits ✩ AE 3’s (6). Trier, A uileia, Arles,
Heraclea, Antioch. Various reverse types, no duplication.
Average Very Fine or nearly so. (Total: 7 pieces) (100-125) 2285 Group of 4th Century Roman Commemorative Bronzes:
✩ Constantinopolis. AE 3 (3). Rv. Victory ✩ AE 4. Rv.
Soldiers flanking standard ✩ divus Constantine. AE 4 (2).
2279 Group of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes. Constantine Rv. Veiled figure of the emperor ✩ Also a barbarous AE 4 of
the Great, 307-337 A.d. AE Reduced Folles and AE 3’s (13) divus Constantine showing on the reverse a standing figure
A Nice variety of mints including London, Arles, A uileia, of the emperor holding a globe and spear. Conditions from
Rome, Nicomedia, Sirmium, Siscia, Ticinum, and Alexandria. Nice Fine to Choice Very Fine, average Very Fine. (Total: 7
Standard reverses, consisting of camp-gate, captives flanking pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (75-100)
standard, Sol, VOT/XX in wreath, two Victories, soldiers
flanking standards, Victory treading on captive. Conditions 2286 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE to Centenio-
average Very Fine or nearly so, several better. A few granular, nales. Included are issues of Maximianus, Licinius i and ii,
one with nearly complete silvering. (Total: 13 pieces) SoLd Constantine the Great, divus Constantine, Constantine
AS iS. No RETURNS. (150-200) ii as Caesar and Emperor, Constantius ii as Caesar and
Emperor, Constans, Constantius Gallus, Valentinian
i, and Theodosius i. Standard reverses, mostly soldiers
2280 Quartet of early 4th Century Roman Bronzes. Constantine flanking standard(s) and soldier spearing fallen horseman.
the Great, 307-337 A.d.: ✩ AE 3. Constantinople. Rv. Vic- Also included are an AE 1 of Jovian with an interesting
tory seated l., head turned, trophy before and captive at feet. IOIVANVS legend blunder and a barely identifiable AE 4
Choice Very Fine, some silvering ✩ AE 3. London. Rv. Camp- of Flavius Victor. Conditions from Poor to Nice Very Fine,
gate. About Extremely Fine ✩ AE 3. Arles. Rv. VOT/XX in mostly Fine and better, one with deposits. (Total: 20 pieces)
wreath. Dark brown. About Extremely Fine ✩ AE 3. Siscia. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (150-200)
Helmeted and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Two Victories holding
shield. Very Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-125)
2287 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE 4’s to Cen-
tenionalis, mostly AE 3’s, of Fausta (2), Crispus as Caesar
2281 Constantine i, 307-337 A.d. AE 3’s (5). Ticinum, Trier, (2), Constantine ii as Caesar, Constantine ii as Emperor,
Antioch, Lugdunum. Rv. Captives flanking standard, VOT/ Constans as Caesar, Constantius ii as Caesar, Constan-
XX/crescent in wreath, Sol, camp-gate, globe on altar. All tius ii as Emperor. Nice variety of mints including London
close to Extremely Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (100-125) and Arles. Representative selection of reverses with only
one duplication of type. Conditions from Fine to Extremely
Fine, mostly Very Fine and better. (Total: 9 pieces) SoLd
2282 Quartet of late Roman and Byzantine Bronzes: ✩ Con- AS iS. No RETURNS. (125-150)
stantine i, the Great, 307-337 A.d. AE Reduced Follis.
Trier. Rv. Sol standing l. Choice Very Fine ✩ Crispus, 2288 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE 4’s to Centenio-
Caesar, 317-326 A.d. AE 3. Thessalonica. Rv. Camp-gate. nalis, mostly AE 3’s, of Crispus as Caesar, Constantine
Dark brown and earthen. Very Fine ✩ Constantinople ii as Caesar (3), Constantine ii as Emperor, Constans,
Commemorative. 330-346 A.d. AE 3. Trier. Rv. Victory l. Constantius ii as Caesar (2), Constantius ii as Emperor
on prow. Very Fine/About Extremely Fine ✩ ByZANTiNE (2). Various mints, mostly Siscia and Antioch, one London.
EMPiRE. Leo Vi, 886-912 A.d. AE Follis. Facing bust. Conditions from Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, mostly
Rv. Legend in four lines. S.1729. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: Nice Very Fine or better. One lightly cleaned. (Total: 10
4 pieces) (100-150) pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (125-150)

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2289 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ AE 3’s of Cris- 2296 Group of late Roman Bronzes: ✩ Julian ii, 360-363 A.d.
pus, Constantine ii as Caesar (2) ✩ AE ’s of delmatius AE 1. Constantinople. Rv. Bull. Good to Very Good ✩ AE
(2), Constantine ii as Caesar, as Emperor (2). Usual camp- 3. Antioch. Rv. VOT/X/MVLT/XX in wreath. Peripheral
gate, wreath and soldiers flanking standard reverses ✩ AE deposits. Fine ✩ Also a group of AE 2 and 3’s of Valens,
Centenionalis of Constans. Rv. Emperor on galley l. Condi- Valentinian ii (2), Theodosius i, Arcadius, and Honorius.
tions from Very Good to Very Fine, mostly Fine or better. One each. Standard reverses: Victory walking l., emperor
(Total: 9 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (60-90) with foot on captive (2), emperor raising kneeling female,
emperor with standard and globe (2). Conditions from Very
2290 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE 4’s to Cen- Good to Nice Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
tenionales, mostly AE 3’s. Included are issues of Constan- RETURNS. (100-125)
tine ii as Caesar, Constantine ii as Emperor, Constans,
Constantius ii as Caesar, Constantius ii as Emperor and
Constantius Gallus. Standard reverses, some duplication, 2297 Trio of late Roman Bronzes: ✩ Valentinian i, 364-375
particularly soldiers flanking standard and soldier spear- A.d. AE 3. Siscia. Rv. Victory advancing l. Medium brown.
ing fallen horseman. Conditions from Fine to Choice Very Close to Extremely Fine ✩ Aelia Flaccilla. AE 2. Antioch.
Fine, one cleaned. (Total: 17 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No Rv. Victory seated r. inscribing Christogram on shield. RIC
RETURNS. (150-200) 61. Fine ✩ Honorius, 393-423 A.d. AE 3. Antioch. Rv.
Arcadius, Honorius and Theodosius II standing side by side.
2291 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE 4 to Centenio- Nice Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-125)
nales, mostly AE 3’s. Included are issues of Constantine ii
as Caesar, Constantine ii as Emperor, Constans, Con-
stantius ii as Emperor, and Constantius Gallus. Standard 2298 Group of late Roman Bronzes: ✩ Valentinian ii, 375-
reverses, mostly soldier spearing fallen horseman, wreath, 392 A.d. AE 2. Antioch. Rv. Emperor holding labarum
and soldiers flanking one or two standards. Conditions from and globe, placing l. foot on captive. Medium brown,
Fine to Very Fine, mostly the latter. (Total: 11 pieces) SoLd granular. Choice Very Fine ✩ Theodosius i, 379-395
AS iS. No RETURNS. (125-150) A.d. AE 2. Antioch. Emperor with foot on captive as
last. Fine ✩ Aelia Flaccilla. AE 2. Constantinople.
2292 Pair of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. Constans, 337-350 Rv. Victory inscribing Christogram on shield. Granular
A.d.: ✩ AE Centenionalis. Siscia. Rv. Phoenix on pyre. surfaces. Very Fine/Fine ✩ Magnus Maximus, 383-388
Choice Very Fine ✩ AE 4. Constantinople. Rv. Soldiers A.d. AE 2. Thessalonica. Rv. Emperor raising up kneel-
flanking standard. Close to Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 ing female. Old obverse scrape. Very Fine, peripheral
pieces) (75-100) deposits ✩ Honorius, 393-423 A.d. AE 2. Rv. Emperor
holding standard and globe. Granular, Fine to Very Fine.
2293 Trio of 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ Constantius ii, (Total: 5 pieces) (100-125)
Caesar, 324-337 A.d. AE . Antioch. Rv. Soldiers flanking
two standards. Lightly granular surfaces, minor deposits.
Close to Extremely Fine ✩ Constantius ii, Emperor, 337- 2299 Group of late Roman Bronzes. AE 2 to AE 4, mostly AE
361 A.d. AE 4. Siscia. Rv. Soldiers flanking single standard. 3’s. Included are issues of Jovian, Valentinian i, Valens,
Extremely Fine ✩ AE 4. Antioch. Rv. Soldier spearing fallen Gratian, Valentinian ii, Theodosius i, Aelia Flaccilla,
horseman. Dark green. Compact, thick flan. Choice Very Arcadius, Eudoxia, Honorius, and Theodosius ii. Also
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100) included are an AE 2 of Procopius (Poor) and Minimae of
Marcian, Leo i, and Zeno. A nice range of the standard
2294 Group of 4th Century Roman Bronzes. AE 4 to Cen- late Roman reverse types. Except as noted, conditions from
tenionales of Constantius ii (3), Magnentius, decentius, Good to About Very Fine, average Very Good to Fine, a
Vetranio and Constantius Gallus. Usual reverses-legend few with deposits. (Total: 23 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
in wreath, soldiers flanking standard, soldier spearing fallen RETURNS. (150-200)
horseman, Victories holding wreath, and emperor with cap-
tive. The Vetranio is Very Good with rough surfaces, the
rest range from Fine to Choice Very Fine, mostly Very Fine. 2300 Trio of Ancient silver coins: ✩ MACEdoN. Alexander the
(Total: 7 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (60-90) Great, 336-323 B.C. Drachm, ca. 323-280 B.C. Western Asia
Minor. Herakles head r. Rv. eus enthroned l., monogram
2295 Trio of 4th Century Roman Bronzes: ✩ Julian ii, Caesar, below, crescent ( ) to l. 4.27 grams. Cf. Price 2742. Obverse
335-360 A.d. AE 4. Rv. Julian standing l. holding globe and slightly off-center. Very Fine ✩ RoMAN REPUBLiC. C.
spear. About Very Fine/Fine ✩ Julian ii, the Apostate, Vibius C.f. Pansa. Denarius, 90 B.C. Apollo head r. Rv.
Emperor, 360-363 A.d. AE 1. Sirmium. Rv. Bull. Corroded Minerva in quadriga r. Cf. Craw.342/5b. Fine ✩ RoMAN
surfaces. Very Good ✩ AE 3. Thessalonica. Helmeted bust EMPiRE. Philip i, 244-249 A.d. Antoninianus. Rv. Lib-
l. Rv. VOT/X/MVLT/XX in wreath. Medium brown, lightly eralitas standing l. RIC 38b. Granular, Fine to Very Fine.
pitted. Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (75-100) (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150)

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SELECTioNS FRoM THE JoSEPH A. KRAMER TRUST

FoCUSiNG oN CoMMEMoRATiVE CoiNS oF THE WoRLd
The nearly 400 lots to follow represent the devotion of decades of collecting, culminating in this
very specialized, comprehensive collection of commemoratives from around the world. Almost every
country which existed before 1990 is represented. Many rarely seen issues are included, for example
the 10 centimos of 1873 from Andorra, as are pieces from remote Pacific and Atlantic islands, and
such strange issues as one commemorating space exploration from the Yemen. There is quite liter-
ally something here for everyone, including pieces from the 19th-century European scene when it
was very fashionable to mark events by issuing a silver coin for the occasion.

EURoPE

2501 ANdoRRA. Republic. 10 Centimos, 1873. Crowned Coat

of Arms of Andorra inside an inner circle. Rv. Value within
an inner circle with date below. 1873 Revolution decimal
coinage. Bruce X2. Uncirculated. (400-500) 2503 AUSTRiA. SALZBURG. Maximilian Gandolph, 1668-87.
Thaler, 1682. 1100th Year of the Bishopric. KM 233, D-3509.
Extremely Fine. (400-600)

2504 AUSTRiA. 4 Ducats, 1887. Reopening of utten erg Mines.

This is a Kremnica Mint struck reproduction in gold. The
letters “R74” appear below church, left of shield. 14.09
grams. Uncirculated. (500-600)

2505 dENMARK. Collection of commemoratives, 1808-1972.

Uncirculated. (Total: 19 pieces) (750-1,500)
2502 AUSTRiA. Archduke Leopold V, 1619-1632. Double Thaler,
1626. Hall Mint. Anni ersary - Wedding to Claudia de Medici.
KM 641. Dav 3332. Extremely Fine. (1,000-1,200)

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for images of singLe item Lots not 2506 FRANCE. 100 Francs, 1986. Centennial - Statue of Li erty.
Top of statue facing. Rv. Liberty cap over inscription above
pictured in the printed cataLogue. denomination, date below. KM 960B. Struck from gold.
17.00 grams. 17,000 pieces minted. Proof. (550-650)

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2514 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. 1 Kreuzer, 1871. Victory

o er France in the Franco Prussian war. Coat of Arms of
the city Offenburg. KM 256. Light chocolate tone, Uncir-
2507 GERMAN STATES. ANHALT-dESSAU. Thaler, 1863. culated. (200-250)
Separation of Anhalt Duchies in 1 03 and their reunion in
18 3. KM 15. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)
2515 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. Pair of coins: ✩ 2 Marks,
1902 ✩ 5 Marks, 1902. 50th Year of the Reign of Friedrich I
2508 GERMAN STATES. ANHALT-dESSAU. 3 Marks, 1914. as the Grand Duke. KM 271. Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total:
Sil er Wedding Anni ersary of Friedrich II and Marie. KM 2 pieces) (300-350)
30. Brilliant Uncirculated. (175-225)

2516 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. Pair of coins: ✩ 2 Marks,

1906 ✩ 5 Marks, 1906. Golden Wedding Anni ersary of
Friedrich I as the Grand Duke and Luise. KM 276. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-350)

2517 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. 2 Marks, 1907. Death of

Friedrich. KM 278. Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-130)

2509 GERMAN STATES. ANHALT-dESSAU. 5 Marks, 1914.

Sil er Wedding Anni ersary of Friedrich II and Marie. KM
30. Only 30,000 issued. Brilliant Uncirculated. (550-650)

2510 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. Trio: ✩ 1 Kreuzer, 1844.

Erection of arl-Friedrich s Statue. KM 216. Very Fine ✩ 2518 GERMAN STATES. BAMBERG. Adam Friedrich, Graf
1 Kreuzer, 1857. Birth of the Heir. KM 238. Good Fine ✩ von Sienstein, Bishop, 1757-1779. Billon, 1779. Death of
1 Kreuzer, 1868. 50th Anni ersary of Baden s Constitution. Adam Friedrich. KM 134. Uncirculated. (200-250)
KM 250. Very Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (25-50)

2511 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. 1 Kreuzer, 1861. Leopold 2519 GERMAN STATES. BAMBERG. Adam Friedrich, Graf
Memorial. KM 244. Uncirculated. (90-120) von Sienstein, Bishop, 1757 -1779). Billon, 1779. Death
of Adam Friedrich. KM 134. Cleaned, ex mount, otherwise
Extremely Fine. (100-125)

2520 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Maximilian i, 1806-1825.

Thaler, 1818. Granting of the Ba arian Constitution. KM
361. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)

2521 GERMANy. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. Thaler,

1826. Death of Reichen ach and Fraunhofer. KM 371. At
2512 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. Gulden, 1863. First Shoot- some time this piece was mounted as a badge, the fittings are
ing Festi al at Mannheim. KM 247. Brilliant Uncircu- now removed, there is some damage to the obverse legend.
lated. (150-200) Cleaned otherwise around Fine. (60-100)

2513 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. 1 Kreuzer, 1871. Victory

o er France in the Franco Prussian war. Coat of Arms of 2522 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848.
the city Karlsruhe. KM 255. Light chocolate tone, Uncir- Thaler, 1828. Blessings of Hea en on the Royal Family. KM
culated. (75-100) 386. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)

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2523 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. 2527 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. 2
Thaler, 1830. Loyalty of Ba arians to the Royal Family. KM Thalers, 1839. Maximilian I Elector of Ba aria. KM 425.
393. Cleaned and starting to tone again, otherwise Uncircu- Brilliant Uncirculated. (450-500)
lated. (450-550)

2528 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. 2

2524 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. Thalers, 1842. Marriage of Crown Prince of Ba aria and
Thaler, 1831. Opening of the Legislature. KM 401. Once Marie, Royal Princess of Prussia. KM 431.1. Brilliant
cleaned, and now starting to tone again, otherwise Uncir- Uncirculated. (400-450)
culated. (650-750)

2529 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848.

2 Thalers, 1842. Walhalla. KM 430. Brilliant Uncircu-
2525 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. lated. (450-500)
Thaler, 1835. Entry of Ba aria into German Customs Union.
KM 407. Patches of surface haze where coin is starting to 2530 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. 2
tone, otherwise Brilliant Uncirculated. (500-550) Thalers, 1843. 100th Anni ersary of Academy of Erlangen.
KM 434. Surface imperfections apparent to both sides of
coin and some long light scratches to the reverse, otherwise
Very Fine. (200-250)

2526 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig i, 1825-1848. 2 2531 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Maximilian ii, 1848-
Thalers, 1838. Reapportionment of Ba aria. KM 418. Wear 1864. 2 Gulden, 1855. Restoration of Madonna Column in
evident to high points otherwise Very Fine. (250-300) Munich. KM 465. Brilliant Uncirculated. (150-200)

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2532 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig ii, 1864-1886.

Thaler, 1871. German Victory in the Franco Prussian War.
KM 496. Brilliant Uncirculated. (120-150)

2533 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Prince Regent Luitpold,

1886-1912. Trio of coins: ✩ 2 Marks, 1911 ✩ 3 Marks, 1911
✩ 5 Marks, 1911. 90th Birthday of Prince Regent Luitpold.
KM 516, 517, and 518. All Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total:
3 pieces) (300-350)

2534 GERMAN STATES. BRANdENBERG-BAyREUTH. 2541 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. 2 Gulden, 1848.
Georg Wilhelm 1712-1726. 1/12 Thaler, 1712. Death of Election of Archduke ohann of Austria as Vicar. KM 338.
Christian Ernst. KM 126. Cleaned, otherwise Extremely Relatively low mintage, just 36,000 makes this a rare piece.
Fine. (175-225) Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)

2535 GERMAN STATES. BRANdENBERG-BAyREUTH.

Georg Wilhelm 1712-1726. 1/12 Thaler, 1726. Death of
Georg Wilhelm. KM 154. Cleaned, otherwise Extremely
Fine. (125-150)

2536 GERMAN STATES. BREMEN. Thaler, 1863. 50th An-

ni ersary of the Li eration of Germany. KM 246. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (200-250)

2542 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. 2 Gulden, 1849.

Centenary of Goethe s Birth. KM 343. Very low mintage,
just 8,500 pieces. Brilliant Uncirculated. (225-275)

2543 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. 2 Gulden, 1855. 300th

Anni ersary of Religious Peace - 1555 to 1855. KM 353.
Harshly cleaned, matte fields, flattened feathers to eagle,
otherwise Very Fine. (80-120)
2537 GERMAN STATES. BREMEN. Thaler, 1864. Opening
of the New Business Exchange. KM M1. Choice Uncircu-
lated. (300-400) 2544 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. 2 Gulden, 1859. 100th
Anni ersary of the Birth of Schiller. KM 359. Only 25,000
pieces minted. Brilliant Uncirculated. (125-150)
2538 GERMAN STATES. BREMEN. Thaler, 1865. Second Shoot-
ing Festi al. KM 248. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)
2545 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. Thaler, 1862. German
2539 GERMAN STATES. BREMEN. Thaler, 1871. Victory o er Shooting Festi al. KM 371. Cleaned, Brilliant Uncircu-
France. KM 249. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250) lated. (150-190)

2540 GERMAN STATES. BRUNSWiCK-WoLFENBUTTEL.

Ernst August 1913-1918. 3 Marks, 1915. Ernst August
2546 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. Thaler, 1863. Assem-
Wedding and Accession. The letters U LUNEB have been
ly of Princes in Frankfurt in August 18 3. KM 372. Only
added to the obverse legend. KM 1162. A low mintage of
20,000 pieces minted. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)
just 32,000 pieces. Brilliant Uncirculated. (300-350)

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2547 GERMAN STATES. FULdA (ABBEy). 10 Kreuzer, 1788.

Death of the Bishop, dated 1788. KM 145. Peripheral toning
2554 GERMAN STATES. MECKLENBURG-SCHWERiN.
around edge of coin, very attractive. Uncirculated. (150-200)
Friedrich Franz iV, 1897-1918. 3 Marks, 1915. Hundred
2548 GERMAN STATES. HANNoVER. Thaler, 1865. 50th Years as Grand Duchy. KM 340. Only 33,000 minted. Bril-
Anni ersary of the Battle of Waterloo. This coin was given liant Uncirculated. (250-300)
to veterans of the battle in pension payments. KM 241. Only
15,000 pieces minted. Brilliant Uncirculated. (175-225)
2555 GERMAN STATES. NASSAU. Thaler, 1864. 25th an-
2549 GERMANy. HANNoVER. Thaler, 1872. Shooting Festi- ni ersary of the reign of Duke Adolph. KM 64. Brilliant
al. BX 1. Harshly cleaned, otherwise 6,317 pieces minted. Uncirculated. (200-250)
Extremely Fine. (100-150)

2550 GERMAN STATES. HESSE. Ernst Ludwig, 1892-1918. 2556 GERMAN STATES. NURNBERG. Thaler, 1763. Peace of
2 Marks, 1904. 400th Birthday of Philipp the Magnanimous. Hu ertus urg. KM 339. Recently cleaned, almost Extremely
KM 372. Brilliant Uncirculated. (125-175) Fine. (250-500)

2557 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Friedrich ii, 1740-1786.

Death Thaler, 1786. Death of Friedrich II. KM 32d. Heavily
circulated, otherwise Very Good. (50-100)

2558 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.

Thaler, 1861. Coronation of Wilhelm and Augusta. KM 172.
Cleaned, Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-150)

2551 GERMAN STATES. HESSE-dARMSTAdT. Ernst 2559 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.
Ludwig 1892-1918. 5 Marks, 1904. 400th Birthday of Thaler, 1866. Victory o er Austria. KM 172. Brilliant Un-
Philipp the Magnanimous. KM 373. Brilliant Uncircu- circulated. (150-200)
lated. (350-400)

2552 GERMAN STATES. MECKLENBURG-SCHWERiN.

2 Marks, 1904. Wedding of Friedrich Fran IV. KM 333. 2560 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.
Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-120) Thaler, 1871. Victory o er France. KM 173. Cleaned, Bril-
liant Uncirculated. (125-175)

2561 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918. 2

and 5 Marks, 1901. 200 Years of Prussia. KM 525 and 526.
Cleaned, Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (250-300)

2562 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918.

Thalers, 1910 and 1911. Issued to recognize two universities:
Berlin (1910) and Breslau (1911). Both Brilliant Uncircu-
lated. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-350)
2553 GERMAN STATES. MECKLENBURG-SCHWERiN.
Friedrich Franz iV, 1897-1918. 5 Marks, 1904. Wedding
of Friedrich Fran IV. KM 334. Only 40,000 minted. Three 2563 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918.
light, short scratches to reverse, otherwise Brilliant Uncir- 2 and 3 Marks, 1913. 25th Year of Reign. KM 533 and 535.
culated. (250-300) Cleaned, Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-150)

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2564 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918. 2 2572 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. 2 Groschen, 1738. Mar-
and 3 Marks, 1913. 100th Anni ersary of the Defeat of Na- riage of Princess to ing of Naples. Seven line inscription
poleon. KM 532 and 534. Cleaned, Brilliant Uncirculated. and date. Rv. Altar holding two hearts beneath crown held
(Total: 2 pieces) (125-150) by hand from heaven. KM 891. Slight strike weakness on
the obverse, otherwise Extremely Fine. (100-150)

2573 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. 2 Groschen, 1747. Mar-

riage of Prince Friedrich Christian. KM 918. Extremely
Fine. (90-120)

2565 GERMAN STATES. REUSS-LoBENSTEiN. Heinrich

ii 1739-1782. 2 Groschen, 1759. Marriage of the count s
daughter to Prince on Stol erg-Wernigerode. KM 5.
Cleaned, otherwise Extremely Fine. (225-300)

2574 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. 2/3 Thaler, 1747. Marriage

of Prince Friedrich Christian. KM C41. Nicely toned, excel-
lent detail, almost Extremely Fine for issue. (250-350)

2566 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-ALTENBURG. Ernst i,

1853-1908. 5 Marks, 1903. 50th Year of Ernst I Reign. KM
147. Cleaned and starting to tone again, otherwise almost
Uncirculated. (400-450)

2567 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-CoBURG-GoTHA. Ernst

ii 1844-1893. 1/6 Thaler, 1869. 25th anni ersary of the
reign of Ernst II (1844 to 1893). KM 119. Uncircu- 2575 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Friedrich August i, 1806-
lated. (125-150) 1827. Thaler, 1827. Death of Friedrich August. KM 1111.1.
2568 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-MEiNiNGEN. Bernhard Brilliant Uncirculated. (250-300)
iii, 1914-1918. Pair of coins: ✩ 2 Marks, 1915 ✩ 3 Marks,
1915. Death of Georg II. KM 206 and KM 207. Brilliant 2576 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Anton, 1827-1836. Tha-
Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (450-500) ler, 1831. Issue of a New Constitution. KM 1133. Some
tooling in the fields on the obverse, otherwise good. Very
2569 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann Georg i, 1615- Fine. (100-120)
1656. Thaler, 1630. Centennial of Augs urg Confession.
KM 412. Some toned scratches on the reverse, otherwise
Extremely Fine. (325-500) 2577 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Friedrich August ii,
1836-1854. Thaler, 1854. Death of ing Friedrich August
II. KM 1180.1. Some slight wear to high points, otherwise
Extremely Fine. (100-150)

2578 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Friedrich August ii,

1836-1854. 1/3 Thaler, 1854. Death of ing Friedrich August
II. KM 1180.1. Brilliant Uncirculated. (175-225)

2570 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann Georg i, 1615- 2579 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann, 1854-1873.
1656. 1 Groschen, 1656. Death of ohnann Georg I. KM Thaler, 1855. Visit to the Mint y ing ohann. KM 1187.
446. Cleaned, very good detail although some edge detail A low mintage of just 5,250 pieces, almost Extremely
missing, otherwise Extremely Fine. (125-150) Fine. (125-150)
2571 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann Georg iii, 1680-
1691. 1 Groschen, 1691. Death of ohnann Georg III. KM 2580 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann, 1854-1873.
608. Cleaned, some weakness, some edge detail missing, Thaler, 1871. Victory o er France in the Franco-Prussian
otherwise Very Fine. (90-120) War. KM 1230. About Extremely Fine. (80-100)

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2581 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann, 1854-1873. 2

Thalers, 1872. Golden Wedding Anni ersary (1822 - 1872).
KM 1231.1. Brilliant Uncirculated. (250-300)

2582 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Albert, 1873-1902. 2 and 5

Marks, 1902. Death of Al ert. KM 1255 and 1246. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-350) 2591 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. An unusual square piece,
uniface, made using a modified old die of Friedrich August
2583 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901- III (1904-1918 ) found and salvaged from the previously
1918. Pair of coins: ✩ 2 Marks, 1903 ✩ 5 Marks, 1903. destroyed Dresden mint. Test restrikes were made after 1945.
Grand Duke s First Marriage. KM Y172 and Y173. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-300)
Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (450-500)
2592 GERMAN STATES. SCHAUMBURG. Albrecht Georg,
2584 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Georg, 1902-1904. 2 and 5 1893-1911. 3 Marks, 1911. Death of Prince George. KM
Marks, 1904. Death of Georg. KM 1261 and 1262. Brilliant Y206. Only 50,000 pieces minted. Brilliant Uncircu-
Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (450-500) lated. (200-250)

2593 GERMAN STATES. SCHWARZBURG-SoNdER-

SHAUSEN. Karl Gunther, 1880-1909. 2 Marks, 1905.
25th Anni ersary of Reign. KM Y211. Brilliant Uncircu-
lated. (220-280)

2594 GERMAN STATES. SCHWARZBURG-SoNdER-

SHAUSEN. Karl Gunther, 1880-1909. 3 Marks, 1909. KM
Y212. Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)

2585 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-WEiMAR. Wilhelm Ernst,

1901-1918. 5 Marks, 1908. 350th Anni ersary of ena Uni-
ersity. Only 40,000 pieces minted. KM Y175. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (450-500)

2586 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-WEiMAR. Wilhelm Ernst,

1901-1918. 2 Marks, 1908. 350th Anni ersary of ena Uni-
ersity. KM Y174. Brilliant Uncirculated. (150-175)

2587 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Friedrich August iii,

1904-1918. 2 and 5 Marks, 1909. 500th Anni ersary of
Leip ig Uni ersity. KM 1268 and 1269. Brilliant Uncircu-
lated. (Total: 2 pieces) (350-400) 2595 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Wilhelm i,
1816-1864. Thaler, 1833. Free Trade. Initial “W” below
2588 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-WEiMAR. Wilhelm Ernst bust. KM 570. Some flecks of toning around edge, otherwise
1901-1918. 3 Marks, 1910. Duke s Second Marriage. KM Uncirculated. (450-500)
Y176. Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-130)
2596 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Wilhelm i,
2589 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-WEiMAR. Friedrich August 1816-1864. Gulden, 1841. 25th Anni ersary of Reign. KM
iii, 1904-1918. 3 Marks, 1913. Battle of Leip ig. KM 1275. 588. Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-150)
Brilliant Uncirculated. (60-100)

2590 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-WEiMAR. Wilhelm Ernst, 2597 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Karl i, 1864-
1901-1918. 3 Marks, 1915. Centenary of the Grand Duchy. 1891. Thaler, 1871. Victory o er France in the Franco-Prus-
KM Y177. Brilliant Uncirculated. (175-200) sian War. KM 620. Brilliant Uncirculated. (150-200)

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2598 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Karl i, 1864-1891. 2 Thaler, 1871. Restoration of Ulm
Cathedral. KM 618. Almost Uncirculated but also very aggressively cleaned affecting one side and the
edge. (450-550)

2599 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Wilhelm ii, 1891-1918. 3 Marks, 1911. Sil er Wedding An-
ni ersary of Wilhelm II. KM 636. Brilliant Uncirculated. (100-150)

2600 GERMAN STATES. Collection of 21 commemoratives. From towns and states of Germany: ✩ Sachsen
(8) ✩ Saxe Gotha (3) ✩ Brunsweig ✩ (1) Frankfurt (1) ✩ Munster (1) ✩ Nuremburg (1) ✩ Stuttgart (1)
✩ Rothenburg (1) ✩ Wurzburg (1) ✩ Darmstadt (1) ✩ Regensburg (1) ✩ Ulm (1). Very Fine to Extremely
Fine. (Total: 21 pieces) (750-1,000)

2601 GERMAN STATES. Quartet: ✩ Sachsen Eisenach. Wilhelm-Heinrich, 1729-41. Double Groschen,
1730. Altar, Rv. Eight lines of text. Very Fine. Goppel 345 ✩ Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg. Friedrich iii,
1732-72. 1/12 Thaler, 1772. Death of Friedrich. Double thick, milled edge, Cr. 22, Very Fine ✩ Hesse
darmstadt. 1/24 Thaler, 1717. Crowned Shield dividing date, Rv. Six lines of text. Extremely Fine ✩
Stadt Mannheim. Carl Theodors. Very Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (150-200)

2602 GERMAN STATES. Quartet: ✩ BAdEN. 1 Kreuzer, 1871. Victory in Franco-Prussian War ✩ BAdEN.
Karlsruhe Token. 1 Kreuzer, 1832 ✩ SAXoNy. 1/6 Thaler, 1827. Death of ing August ✩ SAXONY.
1/6 Thaler, 1854. Death of ing August II. KM 252, KMM1, KM 1108, and KM 1178. Good Very Fine.
(Total: 4 pieces) (100-150)

incredible Collection of Weimar Commemoratives

2603 GERMANy. Weimar Republic, 1919-1933. Collection of commemoratives. Uncirculated or Proof.
(Total: 36 pieces) (4,200-8,400)

2604 WEST GERMANy. Collection of commemoratives, 1957-1990. Uncirculated. (Total: 80

pieces) (1,100-2,000)

2605 GERMANy. democratic Republic, 1949-1990. Collection of commemoratives. Uncirculated. (Total:

37 pieces) (1,400-2,800)

Thorough Collection of East German Commemoratives

2606 EAST GERMANy. Collection of commemoratives, 1974-1990. Uncirculated. (Total: 84 piec-
es) (3,500-7,000)

2607 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Sixpence, 1745. Old laureate and draped bust of King George
I with LIMA below. Reads GEORGIUS. S-3710. Toned, Good Very Fine. (300-350)

2608 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Shilling, 1745. Old laureate and draped bust of King George
I. with LIMA below. Reads GEORGIUS. S-3695A. Cleaned, almost Very Fine. (200-250)

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2609 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown, 1746. Edge dated DECIMO NONO. Old
laureate and draped bust of King George I with LIMA below. Reads GEORGIVS. S-3695A. Cleaned,
Good Very Fine. (600-800)

2610 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi 1936-1952. Crown, 1951. Festi al of Britain. S-4111. Uncircu-
lated. (25-35)

2611 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 10 Piece Set, 1953. Representing the lower denomina-
tions of the day: Farthing, Halfpenny, Penny, Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling with English Arms,
Shilling with Scottish Arms, Florin, Halfcrown, and Crown. S-4142, 4136. Uncirculated. (Total:
10 pieces) (60-100)

2612 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Crown, 1960. British Exhi ition in New York City. S-4143.
From polished dies for the New York Exhibition. Uncirculated. (50-75)

2613 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Crown, 1965. Churchill Crown. A few bagmarks, starting to
tone, otherwise about Uncirculated. (10-15)

2614 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Proof Set, 1970. Eight piece proof set representing the lower
denominations of the day: Halfpenny, Penny, Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling with English Arms, Shil-
ling with Scottish Arms, Florin, and Halfcrown. The “Last Sterling” set. S-PS20. Note no medallion.
Proof. (40-60)

2615 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 25 Pence, 1972 (2). Royal Sil er Wedding Anni ersary. S-
4226. One toned the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (10-15)

2616 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 50 Pence, 1973. Accession to the European Economic Com-
munity. S-4143. From polished dies for the New York Exhibition. Uncirculated. (5-10)

2617 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 25 Pence, 1977 (2). Sil er u ilee of the Reign. S-4227. One
Proof, the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (15-20)

2618 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 25 Pence, 1980 (2). ueen Mother 80th Birthday. S-4228.
One Proof the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (50-70)

2619 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 25 Pence, 1981 (2). Royal Wedding. S-4229. One Proof the
other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (40-60)

2620 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2 Pounds, 1986 (2). III Commonwealth Games in
Edin urgh. S-4311. One Proof the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (80-100)

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2621 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2 Pounds, 1989 2636 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.
(2). 300th Anni ersary of Bill of Rights. S-4312. One Proof 2 Pounds, 1990 (2). ueen Mother s 90th Birthday. KM
the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (60-80) 53/53a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (60-80)

2622 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2 Pounds, 1989

(2). 300th Anni ersary of Claim of Right (Scotland). S-
4312. One Proof the other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total:
2 pieces) (50-60)

2623 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 5 Pounds, 1990

(2). ueen Mother 90th Birthday. S-4301. One Proof the
other Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (120-140)

2624 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.

10 Shilling, 1966. Battle of Hastings. S-7223. Uncircu-
lated. (40-50) 2637 GREECE. George ii, 1922-1923 and 1935-1947. 100
Drachmai, 1940. 5th Anni ersary of the Restoration of Mon-
2625 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. archy. Extremely rare piece with only 500 pieces minted.
25 Pence, 1972 (2). 25th Wedding Anni ersary of Eli a eth KM 75. Proof. (1,200-1,500)
and Philip. KM 26/26a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2
2638 GREECE. A collection of six mixed theme commemora-
pieces) (25-35)
tive coins: ✩ 50 and 100 Drachmai, 1967. 19 7 Re olution
✩ 30 Drachmai, 1963. Centennial of Royal Greek Dynasty
2626 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.
✩ 30 Drachmai, 1964. Constantine and Anne-Marie Wed-
25 Pence, 1977 (2). ueen s Sil er u ilee. KM 31/31a.
ding ✩ 100 Drachmai, 1978. 50th Anni ersary - Bank of
Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (20-25)
Greece ✩ 500 Drachmai, 1979. Common Market Mem er-
2627 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. ship. KM 86, 87, 93, 94, 121 and 122. Uncirculated. (Total:
25 Pence, 1978 (2). The Royal Visit. KM 32/32a. Proof/Un- 6 pieces) (360-440)
circulated. (Total: 2 pieces) (20-25) 2639 GREECE. A collection of nine commemorative coins: ✩
100 Drachmai, 1981 ✩ 250 Drachmai, 1981 ✩ 500 Drach-
2628 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.
mai, 1981 ✩ 100 Drachmai, 1982 (2) ✩ 250 Drachmai,
25 Pence, 1980 (2). ueen Mother s 80th Birthday. KM
1982 (2) ✩ 500 Drachmai, 1982 (2). Pan European Games.
35/35a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (20-25)
KM 125, 126, 127, 135, 137, 139, 136, 138, and 140. Proof.
(Total: 9 pieces) (150-200)
2629 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.
25 Pence, 1981 (2). Royal Wedding. KM 36/36a. Proof/Un- 2640 GREECE. 1,000 Drachmai, 1985. Decade for Women. KM
circulated. (Total: 2 pieces) (20-25) 148. Proof. (75-100)
2630 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2641 GREECE. Trio: ✩ 100 Drachmai, 1988 ✩ 500 Drachmai,
2 Pounds, 1985 (2). 40th Anni ersary of the Li eration 1984 and 1988. A collection of two Proof commemorative
from Germany. KM 47/47a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces and one Uncirculated currency piece. 28th Chess Olym-
pieces) (50-60) pics. KM 152, 153, and 145. (Total: 3 pieces) (250-300)
2631 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2642 HUNGARy. 5 Korona, 1896. Medallic issue, restrike
2 Pounds, 1986 (2). III Commonwealth Games. KM 48/48b. depicting Emperor Franz Joseph. Rv. Arpad on horseback.
Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (25-30) KM-M12. Proof. (125-150)
2632 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 2 2643 HUNGARy. Five silver commemoratives: ✩ 5 Pengo,
Pounds, 1987 (2). 900th Anni ersary of the Death of William 1930. 10th Anni ersary-Regency of Admiral Horthy ✩ 5
the Con ueror. KM 49/49a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 Korona, 1907. 40th Anni ersary-Coronation of Fran osef
pieces) (40-50) ✩ 2 Pengo, 1935. Tercentenary - Founding of Pa many
Uni ersity ✩ Korona, 1896. Millenium Commemorati e ✩
2633 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 5 Pengo, 1929. St. Ladisla . KM 487, 489, Pn12.1, 512.1,
2 Pounds, 1988 (2). William II. KM 50/50a. Proof/Uncir- 513, all Proof. (Total: 5 pieces) (110-140)
culated. (Total: 2 pieces) (40-50)
2644 HUNGARy. Collection of coins: ✩ 5 Pengo, 1938. 900th
2634 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Anni ersary-Death of St. Stephan ✩ 5 Pengo, 1938. Admiral
2 Pounds, 1989 (2). Henry I. KM 51/51a. Proof/Uncircu- Mikios Horthy ✩ 5 Pengo, 1943. 75th Birthday of Admiral
lated. (Total: 2 pieces) (40-50) Horthy ✩ 2 Pengo, 1935. Bicentennial-Death of Rakoc i ✩
2 Pengo, 1936. 50th Anni ersary-Death of Lis t ✩ 5 Pengo,
2635 CHANNEL iSLANdS. GUERNSEy. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 1938. St. Stephen ✩ 2 Pengo, 1935. 200th Anni ersary-Death
2 Pounds, 1989 (2). Royal Visit A oard the Yacht Brittania. of Rakoc i. KM 514, Pn-11.1, 515, 516, Pn-13.1,517, and
KM 52/52a. Proof/Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (45-60) 523, all Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-200)

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2645 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of 2653 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of
coins: ✩ 5 Forint, 1946, 1947, and 1948 ✩ 10 Forint, 1948 coins: ✩ 20 Forint, 1984. Forestry for De elopment ✩ 100
✩ 20 Forint, 1948. Centenary of 1848 Re olution - Peto , Forint, 1984 (2). Forestry for De elopment and 200th Anni-
Centenary of 1848 Re olution - S echenyi, Centenary of 1848 ersary - Birth of Sandor orosi Csoma ✩ 500 Forint, 1984
Re olution - Tancsics. KM 534A, 534B, 537, 538, and 539. (3). Decade for Women, Los Angeles Olympics, and Winter
Uncirculated. (Total: 5 pieces) (80-100) Olympics, Sara e o. KM 637, 639, 638, 640, 642, and 641.
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (110-140)
2646 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of
coins: ✩ 10 Forint, 1956 ✩ 20 Forint, 1956 ✩ 25 Forint, 2654 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of
1956 and 1961 (2) ✩ 50 Forint, 1961 (2). 10th Anni ersary of coins: ✩ 20 Forint, 1985 ✩ 100 Forint, 1985 (4) and 1986
Forint, 150th Anni ersary - Birth of Lis t, 80th Anni ersary ✩ 500 Forint, 1985 and 1986 (3). F.A.O., World Foot all
- Birth of Bartok. KM 552, 553, 554, 557, 559, 558, and 561. - Indian Artifacts, World Foot all, Map of Mexico, Budapest
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-200) Cultural Forum, 200th Anni ersary - Birth of Andras Fay,
World Foot all Championship - Players, World Foot all
2647 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of Championship - Stadium, Winter Olympics, Speed Skating.
coins: ✩ 5 Forint, 1967 ✩ 25 Forint, 1966 and 1967 ✩ 50 KM 653, 654, 648, 647, 651, 655, 652, 656, 657, and 659.
Forint, 1966 and 1967 ✩ 100 Forint, 1967. La os ossuth, Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 11 pieces) (140-180)
400th Anni ersary - Death of rinyi, 85th Birthday of o-
daly. KM 567, 568, 576, 577, 578, and 579. Uncirculated 2655 HUNGARy. Group: ✩ 2 Pengo, 1935 ✩ 50 Forint, 1988
or Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (120-150) ✩ 100 Forint, 1988 and 1989 ✩ 500 Forint, 1987, 1988,
and 1989. 25th Anni ersary World Wildlife, 1990 World
2648 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection Cup Soccer, Seoul Olympics, Sa e the Children Fund,
of coins: ✩ 50 Forint, 1968, 1969, 1970, and 1972 ✩ 100 950 Anni ersary - Death of St. Stephen. KM 663, 664,
Forint, 1968, 1969, 1970 (2), and 1972. 150th Birth of 668, 660, 670, and 662. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
Semmelweis, 50th Anni ersary - Repu lic of Councils, 25th 7 pieces) (130-150)
Anni ersary of Li eration, 1000th Anni ersary - Birth of St
Stephen, Buda and Pest Union Centennial. KM 582, 589, 2656 iCELANd. Group of coins: ✩ 2 Kroner, 1930 ✩ 5 Kroner,
590, 592, 593, 597, 596, and 598. Uncirculated or Proof. 1930 ✩ 10 Kroner, 1984 ✩ 50 Kroner, 1968 ✩ 500 Kroner,
(Total: 9 pieces) (125 to 150) 1974 and 1986 (2) ✩ 1000 Kroner, 1974. 1000 Years Alth-
ing, 1100th Anni ersary 1st Settlement, 100th Anni ersary
2649 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Group of of Icelandic Banknotes. KM M1, M2, 20, 21, 16, 29, and
coins: ✩ 50 Forint, 1973 and 1974 ✩ 100 Forint, 1973 and 30. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (325-375)
1974 (2) ✩ 200 Forint, 1975 (2) and 1976 (4). 150th Anni-
versary - Birth of Sandor Petofi, 25th Anniversary - KGST, 2657 iRELANd. Pair of Commemoratives: ✩ 10 Shilling,1966.
50th Anniversary of National Bank, 30th Anniversary of 50th Anni ersary of the Easter Uprising ✩ 50 Pence, 1988.
Liberation, 150th Anniversary - Academy of Science, 300th Du lin Millenium. KM 18 and 26. Uncirculated. (Total: 2
Anniversary - Birth of Ferencz Rakoczi II, Gyula Derkovits, pieces) (15-25)
Mihaly M Unkacsy, Pal Szinyei Merse. KM 599, 600, 602,
601, 603, 604, 605, 606, 609, 607, and 608. Uncirculated or 2658 iSLE oF MAN. Group of commemoratives: ✩ Penny,
Proof. (Total: 11 pieces) (200-250) 1977. FAO ✩ 50 Pence, 1979. Manx Day of Tynwald ✩
Crown, 1980 (2). 80th Birthday of ueen Mother ✩ 50
2650 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Group of 200 Pence, 1980 (2). Christmas 1980 ✩ 50 Pence, 1980 (2).
Forint pieces: ✩ 1977 (4) ✩ 1978 ✩ 1979 (2). Adam Man- Odins Ra en Viking Exhi ition New York ✩ Pound, 1978.
yoki, Ti adar os tka, o ef Rippl-Ronai, 175 Anni ersary of Virenium. KM 40, 51, 68a, 68, 69a, 71a, 71, 69, and 44.
National Museum, First Hungarian Gold Forint, 350th An- Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (50-70)
ni ersary - Death of Ga or Bethlen. KM 610, 611, 612, 613,
614, 616, and 616-P3. Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (200-250) 2659 iSLE oF MAN. Group of commemoratives, 1980-1985:
✩ Penny ✩ 50 Pence (16) ✩ Crowns (58) ✩ Pound.
2651 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection of Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 76 pieces) (350-500)
coins: ✩ 100 Forint, 1980 ✩ 200 Forint, 1979 and 1980 (2)
✩ 500 Forint, 1980. First So iet-Hungarian Space Flight, 2660 iSLE oF MAN. Group of commemoratives, 1972-1986: ✩
International Year of the Child, III Winter Olympics. KM 50 Pence (3) ✩ 25 Pence (4) ✩ Crowns (17). Uncirculated
617, 615, 618, p-139, 619. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 5 or Proof. (Total: 24 pieces) (100-200)
pieces) (200-250)
2661 iSLE oF MAN. Group of commemoratives, 1977-1988:
2652 HUNGARy. People’s Republic, 1949-1989. Collection ✩ Penny (2) ✩ 50 Pence (4) ✩ Crown (53). Uncirculated
of coins: ✩ 20 Filler, 1983 ✩ 5 Forint, 1983 ✩ 10 Forint, or Proof. (Total: 59 pieces) (250-350)
1981 and 1983 ✩ 100 Forint, 1981 (2), 1982, and 1983 (4)
✩ 500 Forint, 1981 (2). F.A.O., World Foot all Champion- 2662 iTALy. Group of commemoratives, 1940-1981: ✩ 20
ship, World Food Day, 1300th Anni ersary of Bulgarian Centesimi (5) ✩ 50 Centesimi (5) ✩ 1 Lira (4) ✩ 2 Lira (2)
Statehood, 200th Anni ersary - Birth of Simon Boli ar, ✩ 100 Lira ✩ 200 Lira ✩ 500 Lira (2). Centenary of Li omo
Count Ist an S echenyl, 100th Anni ersary - Birth of Bela Na al Academy, World Food Day, 200th Anni ersary-Death
C o el. KM 627, 628, 629, 631, 620, 624, 625, 621, 622, of Virgil, 500th Anni ersary-Birth of Michelangelo Buonar-
626, 632, 633, and 634. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 13 roti. KM 75B, 76a, 76b, 77a, 77b, 78a, 78b, 108, 109 110,
pieces) (140-170) and 104. Uncirculated. (Total: 20 pieces) (80-120)

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2663 NETHERLANdS. Juliana, 1948-1980. Trio: ✩ 2 Gul- 2668 PoLANd. Collection of commemoratives, 1928-1990.
den, 1979. 400th Anni ersary - The Union of Utrecht ✩ 10 Uncirculated. (Total: 166 pieces) (1,500-3,000)
Gulden, 1970 and 1973. 25th Anni ersary of Li eration,
25th Anni ersary of Reign. KM 195, 196, and 197. Brilliant 2669 PoRTUGAL. Collection of coins: ✩ 2 Escudos, 1983
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 3 pieces) (30-50) ✩ 5 Escudos, 1983 ✩ 25 Escudos (2), 1979 and 1983 ✩
100 Escudos (4), 1986 (2), 1987, and 1989 ✩ 250 Escudos,
2664 NETHERLANdS. Beatrix, 1980-. Collection of coins: ✩ 1989. FAO, International Year of the Child, Golden Age of
1 Gulden, 1980 ✩ 2 Gulden, 1980 ✩50 Gulden (5), 1982, Portuguese Disco eries, Disco ery of the A ores, World
1984, 1987, 1988, and 1990. In estiture of New ueen, Cup- Soccer, 850th Anni ersary of Founding Portugal. KM
Dutch-American Friendship, 300th Anni ersary of William 617, 618, 619, 609, 639, 648, 637, 637A, and 650. Proof
and Mary, Golden Wedding Anni ersary, 400th Anni ersary and Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (90-120)
- Death of William of Orange, 100 Years of ueens. KM 200,
201, 207, 208, 209, 212, and 214. Uncirculated or Prooflike. 2670 RoMANiA. Carol i, 1881-1914. 1 and 5 Leu, 1906. 40th
(Total: 7 pieces) (175-200) Anni ersary of the Reign. KM 34 and 35. Good Very Fine
to almost Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (180-220)

2671 RoMANiA. Socialist Republic. Collection of coins: ✩ 50

Lei, 1983 ✩ 100 Lei (2), 1982 and 1983. 2050th Anni ersary
of the First Independent State. KM 100 and 98. Proof. (Total:
3 pieces) (240-300)

2665 PoLANd. Johann iii Sobieski, 1674-1696. Medallic Tha-

ler, 1683. Relief of the Siege of Vienna. Scarce. HCz 2468.
Voglhuber 239. Good Very Fine. (600-800)
2672 RUSSiA. Nicholas i, 1825-1855. Commemorative Rouble,
1834. Alexander I Monument. Bust of Alexander r. Rv.
Monument. KM C169. Very low mintage, ust 15,000 pieces.
Brilliant Uncirculated. (600-900)

2666 PoLANd. Stanislaus Augustus, 1764-1795. Medallic

Thaler, 1793. Con ention of Targowica. Inscription both
sides. KM 214. Scarce. Extremely Fine. (1,300-1,800)
2673 RUSSiA. Nicholas i, 1825-1855. Commemorative Rouble,
1839. Battle of Borodino Memorial. Bust of Alexander r. Rv.
Monument. Low mintage of 160,000 pieces, much of which
was melted. KM C170. Cleaned. Extremely Fine.(500-600)

2667 PoLANd. 5 lotych, 1925. Adoption of the Constitution.

Extremely Rare, only 100 minted. KM 17.1 Uncircu-
lated. (1,200-1,800)

2674 RUSSiA. Alexander ii, 1855-1881. Commemorative

FAX yoUR BidSHEET Rouble, 1859. Nicholas I Memorial. Bust of Alexander II.
Rv. Monument. No mintmark. Low mintage of 50,000 pieces.
603-569-3875 212-582-1946 KM Y28. Brilliant Uncirculated. (500-700)

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2679 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. Commemorative Rouble,

1913. 300th Anni ersary of the Romano Dynasty. Michael
Feodorovich and Nicholas II r. Rv. Coat of Arms. Designed
by M A Karzin and minted at St. Petersburg. KM Y70. Bril-
liant Uncirculated. (200-250)

2680 RUSSiA. Trio of 1 Rouble coins: ✩ 1967. 50th Anni ersary

of Re olution ✩ 1970. Centennial of Lenin s Birth ✩ 1975.
30th Anni ersary of World War II Victory. KM 140.1, 141
and 142.1. Uncirculated. (Total: 3 pieces) (20-40)
2675 RUSSiA. Alexander iii, 1881-1894. Commemorative
Rouble, 1883. Coronation of Alexander III. Bust of Alex- 2681 RUSSiA. Selection of Roubles: ✩ 1977 (2) ✩ 1978 ✩ 1979
ander r. Rv. Instruments of coronation within wreath. KM (2) ✩ 1980. 0th Anni ersary of the Bolshe ik Re olution,
Y43. Brilliant Uncirculated. (300-500) 1980 Olympics. KM Y144, 143, 153, 164, 165, and 177.
Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (15-20)

2682 RUSSiA. Quintet: ✩ 5 Rouble, 1977 (4) ✩ 10 Rouble,

1977. Moscow Olympics. KM Y148, 147, 145, 149, and 146.
Proof. (Total: 5 pieces) (50-70)

2683 RUSSiA. Group of 10 Roubles: ✩ 1977 ✩ 1978 (4) ✩

1979. Moscow Olympics. KM Y150, 158, 161, 159, 160,
and 169. Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-150)
2676 RUSSiA. Alexander iii, 1881-1894. Medal, 1883. Corona-
tion of Alexander III in Moscow. Crowned ciphers of Alex-
2684 RUSSiA. 5 Roubles, 1979 (2) and 1980 (4). Moscow Olym-
ander III and Maria Feodorovna. Rv. Three-line inscription
pics. KM Y155, 154, 156, 166, 157, and 167. Proof. (Total:
under crown. Diakov 931.3. Very Fine. (100-150)
6 pieces) (50-75)

2685 RUSSiA. Half dozen Roubles: ✩ 1980. Moscow Olympics

✩ 1981. 20th Anni ersary of Manned Space Flights ✩ 1981.
Russian-Bulgarian Friedship ✩ 1982. 0th Anni ersary of
the So iet Union ✩ 1983. 20th Anni ersary of First Woman
in Space ✩ 1983. Death of arl Marx Centennial. KM Y178,
189, 188, 190, 191, and 192. Proof or Prooflike. (Total: 6
pieces) (30-50)

2686 RUSSiA. 5 Roubles, 1980 (4). Moscow Olympics. KM Y179,

180, 181, and 182. Proof. (Total: 4 pieces) (40-60)

2677 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. Commemorative Rouble, 2687 RUSSiA. 10 Roubles, 1980 (7). Moscow Olympics. KM
1896. Coronation of Nicholas II. Bust of Nicholas l. Rv. Y171, 168, 185, 170, 172, 184, and 183. Proof. (Total: 7
Instruments of coronation within wreath. KM Y60. Brilliant pieces) (120-170)
Uncirculated. (250-350)
2688 RUSSiA. Half dozen Roubles: ✩ 1983. First Russian
Printer ✩ 1984. 150th Anni ersary-Birth of Dimitri I a-
no ich Mendeleye ✩ 1984. 125th Anni ersary - Birth of
Alexander Popo ✩ 1984. 185th Anni ersary - Birth of
Alexander Sergee ich Pushkin ✩ 1985. 115th Anni ersary
- Birth of Vladimir Lenin ✩ 1985. 40th Anni ersary - World
War II Victory. KM Y193, 194, 195, 196, 198, and 197.
Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (40-60)

2689 RUSSiA. Group of Roubles: ✩ 1985 (2) ✩ 1986 (2) ✩

1987 (2). 12th World Youth Festi al in Moscow, 1 5th An-
ni ersary - Birth of Friedrich Engels, International Year of
2678 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. Commemorative Rouble, Peace, 275th Anni ersary - Birth of Mikhail Lomonoso ,
1912. Centennial of Napoleon s Defeat at the gates of Mos- 175th Anni ersary - Battle of Borodino, 175th Anni ersary
cow. Designed by Alexander Vasulinskii. KM Y68. Brilliant - Battle of Borodino - utu o Monument. KM Y199, 200,
Uncirculated. (750-950) 201, 202, 203, and 204. Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (40-60)

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2690 RUSSiA. Collection of 5 Roubles: ✩ 1988 (3) ✩ 1989 2698 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Lira, 1977 and
✩ 1990 (2). Peter the Great Monument, No gorod Monu- 1978 ✩ 2 Lira, 1978 ✩ 5 Lira, 1976 and 1978 ✩ 10 Lira,
ment, St. Sophia Cathedral in ie , Pokro sky Cathedral 1976 and 1978 ✩ 20 Lira, 1975 ✩ 100 Lira, 1978. F.A.O.
in Moscow, Cathedral of the Annunciation in Moscow, Issue. KM 79, 78, 77, 76, 82, 63, 53, 44, and 33. Uncircu-
Matenadaran Depository of Ancient Armenian Manu- lated. (Total: 9 pieces) (10-20)
scripts. KM Y259, 217, 218, 219, 246, and 221. Proof.
(Total: 6 pieces) (50-70) 2699 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Lira, 1980 ✩ 2
Lira, 1980 ✩ 5 Lira, 1980 ✩ 20 Lira, 1978 ✩ 50 Lira, 1978
2691 RUSSiA. Group of 3 Roubles: ✩ 1988 (2) ✩ 1989 (2) ✩ 100 Lira, 1978 ✩ 200 Lira, 1978, 1979, and 1980. 1980
✩ 1990 (2). 1000th Anni ersary of Russian Architecture, Oylmpics, F.A.O. Issue. KM 109, 104, 103, 102, 96, 82, 81,
1000th Anni ersary of Minting in Russian, 500th Anni er- 80, and 83. Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (10-20)
sary United Russia, 500th Anni ersary of the First All-Rus-
sian Coinage, Peter the Great s Fleet, St. Peter and Paul 2700 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Lira, 1973 ✩
Fortress in Leningrad. KM Y249, 210, 211, 222, and 223. 2 Lira, 1973 ✩ 5 Lira, 1973 ✩ 10 Lira, 1973 and 1980 ✩
Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (250-300) 20 Lira, 1973 and 1980 ✩ 50 Lira, 1980 ✩ 100 Lira, 1980.
1980 Olympics. KM 105, 108, 107, 106, 22, 23, 24, 25, and
2692 RUSSiA. Group of Roubles: ✩ 1987 ✩ 1988 (2) ✩ 1989 26. Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (10-20)
(4). 130th Anni ersary - Birth of Constantin Tsiolko sky,
120th Anni ersary - Maxin Gorky, 150th Anni ersary - Birth 2701 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Lira, 1981 ✩
of Musorgsky, 1 0th Anni ersary - Birth of Leo Tolstoi, 175th 2 Lira, 1981 ✩ 5 Lira, 1981 ✩ 10 Lira, 1973 and 1981 ✩
Anni ersary - Birth of M Y Lermonto , 100th Anni ersary 20 Lira, 1981 ✩ 50 Lira, 1973 and 1981 ✩ 200 Lira, 1981.
- Birth of Ham a Hakim- ade Niya i, 175th Anni ersary F.A.O. KM 123, 121, 120, 119, 118, 117, 116, 28, and 27.
- Birth of T G She chenko. KM Y209, 216, 235, 220, 205, Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (10-20)
232, and 228. Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (50-70)
2702 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Lira, 1984 ✩ 2
2693 RUSSiA. Group of Roubles: ✩ 1987 ✩ 1989 ✩ 1990 (5). Lira, 1984 ✩ 5 Lira, 1984 ✩ 10 Lira, 1984 ✩ 20 Lira, 1984
70th Anni ersary - Bolshe ik Re olution, 100th Anni ersary ✩ 50 Lira, 1984 ✩ 100 Lira, 1981 and 1984 ✩ 200 Lira,
- Death of Mihai Eminescu, 130th Anni ersary - Birth of 1984 ✩ 500 Lira, 1981 and 1984. Hippocrates, Leonardo
Anton Chekho , 100th Anni ersary - Birth of Tschaiko sky, da Vinci, Galileo, Alessandro Volta, Louis Pasteur, Pierre
Anni ersary - Marshall huko , 125th Anni ersary - Birth of and Marie Curie, Guglielmo Marconi, Enrico Fermi, Social
anis Rainis, 500th Anni ersary - Birth of Francisk Scorina. Con uests, Al ert Einstein. KM 167, 166, 165, 164, 163,
KM Y233, 240, 206, 236, 237, 257, and 258. Proof. (Total: 162, 161, 160, 159, 140, and 122. Uncirculated. (Total: 11
7 pieces) (60-80) pieces) (10-20)

2694 RUSSiA. Group: ✩ 3 Roubles, 1987 and 1989 ✩ 5 Roubles, 2703 SAN MARiNo. Collection of 500 Lira: ✩ 1973 ✩ 1975 ✩
1987, 1989 (2), and 1990. 70th Anni ersary - Bolshe ik 1976 ✩ 1978 ✩ 1980 ✩ 1981. Numismatic Agency Opening,
Re olution, Samarkand, Cathedral of the Annunciation in Social Security, Olympics 1980, 2000th Anni ersary Virgil s
Moscow, Armenian Earth uake Relief, St. Peters urg Pal- Death. KM 48, 59, 84, 110, 29, and 125. Uncirculated.
ace. KM Y241, 229, 230, 208, 207, and 234. Proof. (Total: (Total: 6 pieces) (90-120)
6 pieces) (50-70)
2704 SAN MARiNo. Collection of coins 1000 Lira: ✩ 1977
2695 ST. HELENA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Collection of six ✩ 1978 ✩ 1979 ✩ 1980 ✩ 1981 ✩ 1982. 00th Anni er-
coins: ✩ 25 Pence, 1973 (2). St. Helena Tercentenary sary - Birth of Brunelleschi, 150th Anni ersary - Birth of
✩ 25 Pence, 1977 (2). ueen Eli a eth Sil er u ilee ✩ Tolstoy, 1500th Anni ersary - Birth of St Benedict, 2000th
Crown, 1978. 25th Anni ersary of Coronation. KM 5/5a, Anni ersary - Virgil s Death, Centennial - Gari aldi s Death,
6/6a and 1/1a. Each type in Proof and Uncirculated. (Total: European Unity. KM 72, 85, 98, 112, 127, and 141. Uncir-
6 pieces) (70-100) culated. (Total: 6 pieces) (90-120)

2696 ST. HELENA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Collection of coins: 2705 SAN MARiNo. Group of 500 Lira: ✩ 1981 (2) ✩ 1982 ✩
✩ 25 Pence, 1980 (2). 80th Birthday of ueen Mother ✩ 1983 ✩ 1984 ✩ 1985. 2000th Anni ersary - Virgil s Death,
25 Pence, 1981 (2). Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Centennial - Gari aldi s Death, 500th Anni ersary - Birth
Diana ✩ 50 Pence, 1981 (2). 150th Anni ersary - Colony of of Artist Raphael, 1984 Summer Olympics, European Music
St Helena. KM 8/8a, 9/9a, and 12/12a. Each type in Proof Year. KM 139, 124, 126, 154, 168, and 122. Uncirculated.
and Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (80-100) (Total: 6 pieces) (70-100)

2697 ST. HELENA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Collection of coins: ✩ 2706 SAN MARiNo. Group of 500 Lira: ✩ 1986. Soccer ✩
25 Pence, 1982. International Year of the Scout ✩ 50 Pence, 1987. agre Uni ersity Games ✩ 1988 (2). Winter Olym-
1984 (2) and 1986. Royal Visit of Prince Andrew, Wedding pics - Calgary ✩ 1989. San Marino Grand Prix ✩ 1990.
of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. KM 13/13a, 7, and World Cup Soccer Championship Game. KM 196, 213, 216,
10. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 4 pieces) (90-120) 243, and 246. Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (60-80)

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2707 SAN MARiNo. Group of 1000 Lira (8): ✩ 1983. 500th

Anni ersary - Birth of Artist Raphael ✩ 1984. Summer
Olympics ✩ 1985. European Music Year ✩ 1986. Soccer ✩
1987. agre Uni ersity Games ✩ 1988. Summer Olympics
✩ 1989. San Marino Grand Prix ✩ 1990. World Cup Soccer
Championships. KM 155, 169, 183, 197, 214, 217, 244, and
247. Uncirculated. (Total: 8 pieces) (140-170)

2715 SWiTZERLANd. 4 Franken, 1842. Shooting Festi al,

Chur. Richter 836a. Extremely Fine. (400-700)

2708 SWEdEN. Carl XiV Johan, 1818-1844. Largesse Money,

1818. Coronation of Carl IV ohan. KM-M-12. Bright
Uncirculated. (250-300)
2716 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd CANToN. 1 Franc, 1845. Shoot-
2709 SWEdEN. Carl XiV Johan, 1818-1844. Riksdaler, 1821. ing Festi al held on August 10, 1845. Coin had legal tender
300 Years of Political and Religious Freedom. KM 610. status. KM 22. Some minor scatches in the fields, otherwise
Extremely Fine. (500-800) Brilliant Uncirculated. (200-250)

2717 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. 5 Francs, 1848. Large Coat

2710 SWEdEN. Group of 2 Kroner: ✩ 1897. Sil er u ilee ✩ of Arms of Geneva. Rv. Olive wreath with value and date
1907. Golden Wedding Anni ersary ✩ 1921. 400th Anni er- in the center. Reproduction of the original piece dated 1971
sary - Political Li erty ✩ 1932. 300th Anni ersary - Death with serial number 00124. Bright Uncirculated. (20-40)
of Gustaf II Adolf ✩ 1938. 300th Anni ersary - Settlement
of Delaware. KM 762, 776, 799, 805, and 807. Bright Un-
circulated. (Total: 5 pieces) (130-180)

2711 SWEdEN. Group of 5 Kroner: ✩ 1935. 500th Anni ersary

of Riksdag ✩ 1952. 70th Birthday of Gusta VI Adolf ✩
1959. Constitution Ses uicentennial ✩ 1962. 80th Birthday
of Gusta VI Adolf ✩ 1966. 100th Anni ersary of Consti-
tution Reform. KM 806, 828, 830, 838, and 839. Bright
Uncirculated. (Total: 5 pieces) (100-150)
2718 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1857.
2712 SWEdEN. Group: ✩ 10 Kroner, 1972. 90th Birthday of Wreath of olive and oak surrounding cross of Switzerland
Gusta VI Adolf ✩ 50 Kroner, 1975. Constitutional Reform with suns rays behind and crossed rifles in front. Rv. Stand-
✩ 200 Kroner, 1976. Wedding of ing Carl VI and ueen ing rifleman in traditional dress holding a long rifle. KM S4.
Sil ia ✩ 200 Kroner, 1980. Swedish Royal Succession Law ✩ Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (750-1,000)
200 Kroner, 1983. 10th Anni ersary of Reign ✩ 200 Kroner,
1989. Ice Hockey. KM 847, 848, 854, 860, 862, and 869.
Bright Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (150-200)

2713 SWEdEN. Half dozen 100 Kroners: ✩ 1983. Parliament

✩ 1984. Stockholm Conference ✩ 1985. International Youth
Year ✩ 1985. European Music Year ✩ 1985. International
Year of the Forest ✩ 1988. 350th Anni ersary - Swedish
Colony in Delaware. KM 861, 863, 864, 865, 866, and 867.1.
Bright Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (140-200)

2719 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1859.

2714 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU CANToN. 5 Batzen, 1826. Rampant lions supporting three shields, the word URICH
Coat of Arms with legend CANTON AARGAU 182 . Rv. above and value below. Rv. Standing rifleman with schematic
Decorative cross with letter C in center, all within a wreath. alpine mountains at his feet and date below. KM S5. Cleaned
KM 23. Uncirculated. (100-150) otherwise Uncirculated. (500-800)

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2720 SWiTZERLANd. NidWALdEN. Swiss Shooting Tha- 2723 SWiTZERLANd. SCHWyZ. Swiss Shooting Thaler,
ler, 1861. Radiant sun behind cross of Switzerland. Rv. 1867. Rampant lion standing on quiver of arrows with
Statue dedicated to Arnold Winkelried a legendary hero sword holding coat of arms of the Canton of Schwyz. Rv.
of Swiss history. Winkelried allegedly saved the victory Decorative cross of Switzerland superimposed over a variety
of the confederate forces of the Old Swiss Confederacy of crossed arms and standards, with value and date below.
in the Battle of Sempach in 1386 against an army of the KM S9. Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (350-500)
Habsburg duke Leopold III of Austria. KM S6. Cleaned
otherwise Uncirculated. (500-800)

2724 SWiTZERLANd. ZUG. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1869.

2721 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. Swiss Shooting Tha- Arms of Switzerland and ug with shooting hat above
ler, 1863. Seated Helvetica with shield and produce by her and crossed rifles behind, with an oak wreath surround,
side pointing left over an alpine landscape, value below. value below. Rv. Warrior from 1422 standing, holding
Rv. Crossed standards and rifles behind the coat of arms banner with axe in his hand. KM S10. Cleaned otherwise
of Neuchatel, radiant cross of Switzerland above. KM S7. Uncirculated. (350-500)
Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (500-800)

2722 SWiTZERLANd. SCHAFFHAUSEN. Swiss Shooting 2725 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1872.
Thaler, 1865. Coat of arms of the Canton of Schaffhausen Arms of Switzerland with a banner surround which reads
superimposed on the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Seated Hel- ALL FOR ONE - ONE FOR ALL, crossed rifles behind and
vetica holding shield and wreath with a young boy holding oak and olive wreath surround, value and date below. Rv.
aloft an apple shot with a crossbow, city ramparts behind. Standing Helvetica with wreath held up high holding coat
KM S8. Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (300-500) of arms of urich with symbols of industry and food at her
feet. KM S11. Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (250-400)

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2732 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1934 and 1939. Issued to Com-

memorate 20th Century Shooting Festivals. Federal Festi al
in Fri ourg and Federal Festi al in Lucerne. KM S18 and
S20. Bright Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (150-200)

2733 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1936. Confederation Armament

Fund. KM 41. Bright Uncirculated. (40-80)

2734 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1939. urich Exposition. KM

43. Bright Uncirculated. (100-150)

2726 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. Swiss Shooting Thaler,

1874. Decorative Arms of Canton of St. Gallen with crossed
rifles behind and cross of Switzerland above set against a
backdrop of a city view of St Gallen, date below in exergue.
Rv. Depiction of Ulrich Varnb ler field commander of the
St. Gallen troops in the Burgundian wars. In the battle of
Grandson in 1476 he and his troops were part of the advance
units of the Confederation and took part in their famous at-
tack. KM S12. Cleaned otherwise Uncirculated.(200-400)
2735 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1939. 00th Anni ersary of
the Battle of Laupen. Only 30,600 pieces minted. KM 42.
Bright Uncirculated. (450-500)

2736 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1941. 50th Anni ersary of

Confederation. KM 44. Bright Uncirculated. (70-120)

2737 SWiTZERLANd. 5 Francs, 1944. 500th Anni ersary

- Battle of St ako An Der Birs. KM 45. Bright Uncircu-
lated. (60-120)

2738 SWiTZERLANd. Pair of 5 Franc Commemorative

2727 SWiTZERLANd. LAUSANNE. Swiss Shooting Thaler, pieces: ✩ 1948. Swiss Constitution Centennial ✩ 1963.
1876. Scene of the city of Lausanne. Rv. Two women shak- Red Cross Centennial. KM 48 and 51. Bright Uncirculated.
ing hands and toasting with shields and standards in the (Total: 2 pieces) (30-50)
background, grape vines to left and mountains to right. KM
S13. Cleaned, otherwise Uncirculated. (200-400) 2739 SWiTZERLANd. Half dozen 5 Francs: ✩ 1974. 100th
Anni ersary - Re ision of Constitution ✩ 1975. European
Monument Protection Year ✩ 1976. 500th Anni ersary
2728 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1879. - Battle of Murten ✩ 1977. 150th Anni ersary - Death
Winged dragon holding the coat of arms of Basel with value of ohann Pestalo i ✩ 1978. 50th Anni ersary - Birth
below surrounded by a circle of shields. Rv. Front facing of Henry Dunant ✩ 1979. Centennial - Birth of Al ert
walking laborer with long sword in hand. KM S14. Cleaned, Einstein. KM 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, and 58. Uncirculated.
otherwise Uncirculated. (160-200) (Total: 6 pieces) (60-100)
2729 SWiTZERLANd. FRiBoURG. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 2740 SWiTZERLANd. Group of 5 Francs: ✩ 1979. Centen-
1881. City view of Fribourg with Cross of Switzerland above nial - Birth of Al ert Einstein ✩ 1980. Ferdinand Hodler
and value below. Rv. Soldiers with shields and weapons - Painter ✩ 1981. 500th Anni ersary - Stans Con ention
seated under a standing Helvetica symbolizing the city and of 1481 ✩ 1982. 100th Anni ersary - Gotthard Railway ✩
its canton joining the Swiss Confederation in 1481. KM S15. 1983. 100th Anni ersary - Birth of Ernest Ansermet ✩ 1984.
Cleaned, otherwise Uncirculated. (160-200) Centennial - Birth of Auguste Piccard. KM 57, 59, 60, 61,
62, and 63. Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (60-100)
2730 SWiTZERLANd. LUGANo. Swiss Shooting Thaler,
1883. Coat of Arms of Lugano with shooting cap, rifle and 2741 SWiTZERLANd. Group of 5 Francs: ✩ 1985. European
standards with olive branch surround and a lakeside view to Year of Music ✩ 1986. 500th Anni ersary - Battle of Sem-
the right in the distance. Rv. Helvetica and Neptune seated pach ✩ 1987. 100th Anni ersary - Birth of Le Cor usier ✩
on a rock, below tunnel with early train. KM S16. Cleaned 1988. Olympics ✩ 1989. General Guisan ✩ 1990. Gottfried
otherwise Uncirculated. (160-200) eller. KM 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, and 69. Uncirculated. (Total:
6 pieces) (60-100)
2731 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Swiss Shooting Thaler, 1885.
Decorative Coat of Arms of Bern with wreath and crossed 2742 SWiTZERLANd. Group of 50 Francs: ✩ 1990. Winter-
rifles behind, Cross of Switzerland above and value below. thur ✩ 1989. ug ✩ 1988. Aargau ✩ 1987. Glarus ✩ 1986.
Rv. Helvetica with sword, shield and bear to right. KM S16. Appen ell ✩ 1985. Altdorf ✩ 1984. O erhasli. KM S-22,
Cleaned, otherwise Uncirculated. (160-200) S-24, S-26, S-28, S-30, S-32, and S-34. Uncirculated or
Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (350-450)

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2743 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:

✩ 1 Dinar, 1976 ✩ 2 Dinara (2), 1968 and 1970 ✩ 5 Dinara THE AMERiCAS
(2), 1970 and 1975 ✩ 10 Dinara, 1976 ✩ 50 Dinara, 1968
2751 BERMUdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 50 Dollars, 1977. ueens
✩ 200 Dinara, 1977. Most notable is a proof copy; 25th
Sil er u ilee. Struck at the Royal Canadian Mint. KM 26.
Anni ersary of the Repu lic. KM 50, 61, 49, 55, 56, 60, 63,
Uncirculated. (100-150)
and 64. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (100-140)

2744 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:

✩ 100 Dinara, 1978 ✩ 150 Dinara, 1978 ✩ 200 Dinara,
1978 ✩ 250 Dinara, 1978 ✩ 300 Dinara, 1978 ✩ 350 Di-
nara, 1978 ✩ 400 Dinara, 1978. 8th Mediterranean Games
at Split. KM 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, and 71. Proof (Total: 7
pieces) (225-250)

2745 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:

✩ 500 Dinara (2), 1980 and 1981. Vuko ar Congress, World
Ta le Tennis Champioships ✩ 1000 Dinara, 1980 (2) and
1981. Vuko ar Congress, Tito s Death, 40th Anni ersary of
Uprising and Re olution ✩ 1500 Dinara, 1980. Vuko ar
Congress. KM 78, 80, 82, 76, 77, and 79. Proof. (Total: 6
pieces) (200-250)

2746 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:

✩ 100 Dinara, 1982 ✩ 500 Dinara, 1982 ✩ 1000 Dinara
(2), 1981 and 1982 ✩ 1500 Dinara, 1981. Winter Olympics,
World Table Tennis Championships, International Canoeing
Championships. KM 90, 92, 81, 83, and 93. Proof. (Total:
5 pieces) (140-170) 2752 BRAZiL. 4,000 Reis, 1900. 400th Anni ersary of Disco ery.
Rv. Pedro Alvares Cabbai and star with 16 rays. KM 502.1.
2747 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of com- Cleaned, otherwise Uncirculated. (600-800)
memoratives. Sara e o Winter Olympics: ✩ 100 Dianara,
1983 (2) ✩ 250 Dinara (2), 1982 and 1983 ✩ 500 Dinara,
1983 (2) ✩ 1500 Dinara, 1982. International Canoeing
Championships. KM 94, 98, 102, 91, 100, 99, and 103.
Proof. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-180)

2748 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:

✩ 100 Dinara, 1984 (2) ✩ 250 Dinara, 1983 and 1984 (2) ✩
500 Dinara, 1984. Winter Olympics, Sara e o. KM 105, 109,
101, 107, 106, and 108. Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (120-140) 2753 CANAdA. Victoria, 1837-1901. 50 Cents, 1881-H. Heaton
mint. Crowned bust l. Rv. Crowned maple wreath with value
and date inside, letter H below. KM 6. Very fine. (200-300)
2749 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins:
✩ 100 Dinara, 1987 ✩ 500 Dinara, 1984 ✩ 3000 Dinara, 2754 CANAdA. Collection of dollars, 1935-90. Complete set
1987 ✩ 5000 Dinara, 1985 and 1987 ✩ 50,000 Dinara, with just two notable exceptions; the Voyageur Dollar of
1989 ✩ 100,000 Dinara, 1989. 200th Anni ersary - Birth 1952, short water line Amprior type, and the Voyageur Dollar
of ara ich, Winter Olympics Sara e o, 40th Anni ersary of of 1966, small beads variety. Aside from that the Voyageur
the Li eration from Facism, Non-aligned Summit. KM 122, dollars with the rarer dates of 1938-1947 are here in all
110, 136, 137, 127, 128, and 129. Uncirculated. (Total: 7 varieties along with examples of the five varieties of 1965.
pieces) (200-240) An impressive collection. Extremely Fine to Uncirculated.
(Total: 87 pieces) (1,300-1,600)

2750 yUGoSLAViA. People’s Republic. Collection of coins: 2755 CANAdA. Collection of Nickels, 1922-91. Appears to
✩ 5 Dinara, 1990. Chess Olympiad ✩ 10 Dinara, 1983 be almost a complete set with six missing pieces; 1944
(2). Battle of Neret a Ri er and Battle of Sut eska Ri er Tombac, 1947 dot, 1951, and three varieties from 1953;
✩ 100 Dinara, 1985. 40th Anni ersary of the Li eration without strap, without strap near leaf, and with strap far
from Facism ✩ 5000 Dinara, 1990. Non-aligned Summit. leaf. The earlier dates are circulated specimens while later
KM 96, 97, 115, 135, and 145. Uncirculated. (Total: 5 dates are Uncirculated. Fine to Uncirculated. (Total: 74
pieces) (20-30) pieces) (150-250)

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2756 GRENAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 4 Dollars, 1970. Inau- 2765 HAiTi. Third Republic. Collection of commemoratives:
guration of the Cari ean De elopment Bank. KM 15. ✩ 25 Gourdes, 1976. U.S. Bicentennial ✩ 50 Gourdes, 1977.
Proof. (35-50) Moscow Olympics ✩ 50 Gourdes, 1977. Holy Year ✩ 50
Gourdes, 1976. Montreal Olympiad ✩ 50 Gourdes, 1977.
2757 GRENAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 10 Dollars, 1985 (2). Visit 20th Anni ersary of European Market. KM 129, 123, 112,
of the ueen. KM 16, 16a. Proof, Brilliant Uncirculated. 113, and 130.1. Proof. (Total: 5 pieces) (150-180)
(Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
2766 HAiTi. Third Republic. Collection of 50 Gourdes pieces:
✩ 1977. World Soccer Championships ✩ 1977. Human
Rights ✩ 1977. ueen of Sugar ✩ 1981. FAO Issue. KM
127, 128, 131, and 149. Proof. (Total: 4 pieces) (150-180)

2758 GUATEMALA. Ferdinand Viii, 1808-1821. 2 Real, 1812.

Political Constitution. ROB 7207. Scratches to the reverse,
recently cleaned otherwise Very Fine. (200-250)
2767 NETHERLANdS ANTiLLES. Juliana, 1948-1980.
200 Gulden, 1976. U.S. Bicentennial. KM 16. Gold
Proof. (200-300)
2768 NETHERLANdS ANTiLLES. Sextet. Juliana, 1948-
1980: ✩ 10 Gulden, 1978 ✩ 25 Gulden, 1979. Beatrix,
1980-: ✩ 25 Gulden, 1990 ✩ 50 Gulden, 1980 and 1982
2759 GUATEMALA. Augustin i, 1822-1823. 1 Real, 1822. (2). 150th Anni ersary of Bank, International Year of the
Minted while state was under the control of Mexico. ROB Child, Dutch-American Friendship, Mik e Israel Emanuel
7207. Almost Extremely Fine. (250-300) Synagogue, Pope ohn Paul II. KM 20, 22, 28, 30, 31, and
39. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (225-275)
2769 NiCARAGUA. Collection of coins: ✩ 5 Centavos, 1974
✩ 10 Centavos, 1974 ✩ 50 Centavos, 1980 ✩ 1 Cordoba,
1980 ✩ 20 Cordobas, 1975 ✩ 50 Cordobas, 1975 (2) ✩ 100
Cordobas, 1975. F.A.O., Earth uake Relief, US Bicenten-
nial. KM 32, 33, 34, 36, 27, 29, 42, and 43. Uncirculated
or Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (140-170)

2760 GUATEMALA. 2 Real, 1837. Legend reads EL PUEBLO 2770 NiCARAGUA. Collection of coins: ✩ 100 Cordobas, 1975.
UE and UICIO POR URADOS which translates to TRIAL US Bicentennial. KM 35 ✩ 500 Cordobas, 1980 (2). Do as
BY JURY. ROB 7227. Good Extremely Fine. (250-300) Carlos Fonseca and Rigo erto Lope Pere . KM 46 and 47.
Proof. (Total: 3 pieces) (120-150)
2761 GUATEMALA. 1 Real, 1847 and 1851. ROB 7236 and 2771 PANAMA. Group: ✩ 2 Cent simos, 1973 and 1975 ✩
7237. The 1847 piece has an edge groove probably the result 1 Balboa, 1978 ✩ 5 Balboas, 1972 and 1982. Five currency
of metal testing, otherwise Good Very Fine / Extremely Fine. and commemorative pieces, most notable is a proof copy;
(Total: 2 pieces) (400-450) Champions of Soccer. KM 77, 32, 51, and 30. Uncirculated
or Proof. (Total: 5 pieces) (65-85)
2762 GUATEMALA. 25 Cents, 1943 (3). KM 253, 233, and 234.
Good Very Fine to Uncirculated. (Total: 3 pieces) (50-60) 2772 PANAMA. Trio of Proof sets: ✩ 1978 ✩ 1980 ✩ 1985.
(Total: 3 sets, 26 pieces) (200-400)
2763 HAiTi. Third Republic. Quartet: ✩ 5 Gourdes, 1968. 10th
Anni ersary of Re olution ✩ 5 Gourdes, 1971. Haitienne 2773 PANAMA. 50 Balboas, 1988. Calgary Olympics. KMX M9.
Paradise ✩ 25 Gourdes, 1975. International Women s Year Gold Proof. (80-140)
✩ 50 Gourdes, 1974. Holy Year. KM 64, 78, 123, and 121. 2774 ST. CHRiSToPHER & Nevis. Group: ✩ 4 Dollars, 1970.
Proof. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-150) F.A.O. ✩ 10 Dollars, 1985 (2). Royal Visit- ueen Eli a eth
II ✩ 20 Dollars, 1982 (2). Battle of the Saints ✩ 20 Dollars,
2764 HAiTi. Third Republic. Group: ✩ 25 Gourdes, 1973. 1983. Attainment of Independence. KM 1, 1a, 2a, 3, 3a, and
Christopher Colum us ✩ 25 Gourdes, 1973. World Soccer 4. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (150-175)
Championship Games ✩ 25 Gourdes, 1974. U.S. Bicenten-
nial ✩ 50 Gourdes, 1973. Woman on Beach ✩ 50 Gourdes, 2775 TURKS ANd CAiCoS iSLANdS. Elizabeth ii, 1953-.
1973. Woman and Child ✩ 50 Gourdes, 1974. Montreal 100 Crowns, 1976 and 1977. Young bust r. Rv. Four Cameos
Olympiad. KM 103, 102, 105, 104, 112, and 113. Proof. of Victoria on one piece and George III on the other. KM 17
(Total: 6 pieces) (100-130) and 22. Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-400)

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ASiA, AFRiCA, ANd THE PACiFiC

2776 CHiNA. Collection: ✩ Fantasy Crown-sized silver dollar
(7) ✩ 20 cent piece from Kwangtung Province (1890-1908)
✩ 1 cent piece from Shansi Province. KM 201, KMA435,
and similar to KXM 1385, 1072, 130, 65, 136, 445, and 429.
Very Fine to Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (250-400)

2777 CHiNA. Collection of commemoratives, 1912-1989. Mainly

Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 115 pieces) (2,000-4,000)

2781 REPUBLiC oF CHiNA. 1 Dollar (Yuan), 1914. Founding

of Repu lic Yuan Shihkai. KM Y320. Brilliant Uncircu-
lated. (125-700)

2782 EGyPT. Collection of commemoratives, 1956-1990. Over

100 silver pieces of the larger denominations. Uncirculated.
(Total: 185 pieces) (600-1,300)

2783 GUiNEA. Ahmed Sekou Toure. Pair: ✩ 5 Franc, 1959 ✩

25 Franc, 1959. KM 1 and 3. The 5 Franc piece has surface
marks to the bust, otherwise Very Fine. The 25 Franc piece
2778 REPUBLiC oF CHiNA. 1 Dollar (Yuan), 1912. Founding is Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (250-300)
of Repu lic Li Yuan-hung. KM Y321. Coarse bar to “H.”
Cleaned, Uncirculated. (450-500) 2784 GUiNEA. Collection of eight commemorative silver
pieces: ✩ 100 Francs, 1969 ✩ 200 Francs, 1969 (2) ✩ 250
Francs, 1969 (2)✩ 250 Francs, 1970 (3). 10th Anni ersary
of Independence. KM 9, 10, 11, 12 (two examples), 13,14,
and 21. Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (150-200)

2785 GUiNEA. Pair: ✩ 200 Syli, 1984. International Games

✩ 10,000 Francs, 1990. 30th Anni ersary of Coinage. Two
commemorative silver pieces representing denominations
post reform coinage. KM 61 and M2. Proof. (Total: 2
pieces) (120-150)

2786 GUiNEA-BiSSAU. Currency run, 1977: ✩ 50 Centavos

✩ 1 Peso ✩ 2 Pesos ✩ 5 Pesos ✩ 20 Pesos. Five pieces of
decimal coinage. KM 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21. Uncirculated.
2779 REPUBLiC oF CHiNA. 1 Dollar (Yuan), 1912. Found- (Total: 5 pieces) (60-80)
ing of Repu lic Li Yuan-hung. KM Y321. Fine bar to “H.”
Cleaned, Uncirculated. (450-500)
2787 GUiNEA-BiSSAU. 250 Pesos, 1984 (2). Medallic coinage
made from copper nickel. KM 1.2 and M 2. Proof. (Total: 2
pieces) (25-35)

2788 iNdiA. Bikanir Provence. Ganga Singhji, 1887-1942.

Nazarana Rupee, 1937. 50th Anni ersary of Reign Ganga
Singh i. KM 73. Uncirculated. (30-50)

2789 iNdiA. Kutch Provence. Madanasinghji, 1947-1948.

2780 REPUBLiC oF CHiNA. 20 Cents, Sun, around 1912. Group of coins from 1947: ✩ 1/8th Kori ✩ 1 Kori ✩ 5
Yat Sen Memorial. KANN 601. Cleaned, Extremely Kori. Victory to India. KM 83, 84, and 85. Uncirculated.
Fine. (100-150) (Total: 3 pieces) (240-280)

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2790 iNdiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Paise, 1969 ✩ 2 Paise, 2800 iRAN. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Rials, 1972, 1975, and
1969 ✩ 3 Paise, 1969 ✩ 5 Paise, 1969 ✩ 10 Paise, 1969 ✩ 1976 ✩ 2 Rials, 1976 ✩ 5 Rials, 1976 ✩ 10 Rials, 1976
20 Paise, 1969, 1970, and 1971 ✩ 50 Paise, 1964 (2) and ✩ 20 Rials, 1976 (2). 50th Anni ersary of Pahla i Rule,
1969 ✩ 1 Rupee, 1964 and 1969 ✩ 10 Rupees, 1969, 1970, Food For All. KM 152, 154, 155, 156, 157, 160, and 158.
and 1971. Death of awaharial Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi Uncirculated. (Total: 8 pieces) (20-30)
Centennial of Birth, F.A.O. KM 588, 589, 591, 592, 603,
597, 599, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 614, 616, 612, and 614. 2801 iRAN. Group of 20 Rupees: ✩ 1974 ✩ 1977 ✩ 1978
Uncirulated or Proof. (Total: 16 pieces) (50-70) (2) ✩ 1979 ✩ 1981 ✩ 1989. 7th Asian Games, Food For
All, 50th Anni ersary of BankMelli, 1400th Anni ersary
2791 iNdiA. Group of coins from 1972: ✩ 1 Paise ✩ 2 Paise of Mohammed s Flight, 3rd Anni ersary of Islamic Re o-
✩ 3 Paise ✩ 5 Paise ✩ 10 Paise ✩ 25 Paise ✩ 50 Paise ✩ lution, 8 Years of Sacred Defense. KM 153, 160, 162,
1 Rupee ✩ 10 Rupee. 25th Anni ersary of Independence. 163, 1244, 1247, and 1254.1. Uncirculated. (Total: 7
KM 592, 603, 617, 619, 615, 620, 623, 581, and 625. Proof. pieces) (75-100)
(Total: 9 pieces) (20-30)
2802 iRAN. Quintet: ✩ 1 Rial, 1981 ✩ 10 Rials, 1979 and 1982
2792 iNdiA. Group of coins from 1973: ✩ 1 Paise ✩ 2 Paise ✩ ✩ 50 Rials, 1981 and 1990. 1st Anni ersary of Re olution,
3 Paise ✩ 5 Paise ✩ 10 Paise ✩ 25 Paise ✩ 50 Paise ✩ 1 Moslem Unity, World erusalem Day. KM 1243, 1237.1A,
Rupee ✩ 10 Rupee. Food For All. KM 592, 603, 617, 619, 1237.2, and 1245. Uncirculated. (Total: 5 pieces) (60-80)
615, 620, 628, 581, and 629. Proof. (Total: 9 pieces)(20-30)
2803 iRAQ. Group of commemoratives, 1970-1982: ✩ 5 Fils ✩
2793 iNdiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 5 Paise, 1976, 1977, 1978, 10 Fils ✩ 250 Fils (9) ✩ 500 Fils ✩ 1 Dinar (5). Agrarian
and 1979 ✩ 10 Paise, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, and Reform Day, 50th Anni ersary of the Ira i Army, 1st Anni er-
1979 ✩ 10 Rupees, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, and 1979. sary Peace with urds, Sil er u ilee of the Al Baath Party,
Food For All, Women s Year, Food and Work for All, Sa e for 25th Anni ersary of Central Bank, Oil Nationalisation, FAO,
De elopment, Food and Shelter for All, International Year International Year of the Child, 1st Anni ersary of Hussein
of the Child. KM 631, 633, 635, 638, 640, 641, 642, 644, as President, World Food Day, 50th Anni ersary of Ira i
645, 646, 648, 649, 650, 652, 653, and 656. Uncirculated Air Force, Nonaligned Nations Conference, 15th Century of
or Proof. (Total: 16 pieces) (25-45) Heigira, Battle of adissyiat. KM 141, 142, 130, 133, 131,
135, 136, 139, 138, 144, 146, 149, 148, 152, 153, 156, and
2794 iNdiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 10 Paise, 1980, 1981, and 155. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 17 pieces) (400-500)
1982 ✩ 20 Paise, 1982 ✩ 25 Paise, 1980 and 1981 ✩ 50
Paise, 1982 and 1985 ✩ 1 Rupee, 1989 ✩ 2 Rupees, 1982 2804 LESoTHo. Moshoeshoe ii, 1995-1996. Gold 50 Ma-
✩ 5 Rupees, 1985 and 1989 ✩ 10 Rupees, 1980, 1982, and loti, 1976. 10th Anni ersary of Independence. KM 14.
1982 ✩ 20 Rupees, 1989. Rural Women s Ad ancement, Proof. (100-150)
World Food Day, National Integration, 100th Anni ersary
of Nehru s Birth, Food For All, Death of Indira Ghandhi.
KM 658, 659, 662, 663, 668, 685, 671, 673, 676, 660, 705,
706, 707, 664, 686, and 687. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
16 pieces) (100-120)

2795 iNdiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 20 Paise, 1983 ✩ 25 Paise,

1985 ✩ 50 Paise, 1986 ✩ 1 Rupee, 1985 ✩ 2 Rupees, 1982.
Asian Games, Youth Year, Forestry, Fisheries. KM 685, 692,
696, 693, and 672. Uncirculated. (Total: 5 pieces) (10-20) 2805 MAURiTiUS. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Gold 200 Rupees, 1971.
Anniversary - Independence. KM 39. Only 750 minted.
2796 iNdoNESiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 5 Rupees, 1974 and Proof. (400-500)
1979 ✩ 10 Rupees, 1971, 1974, and 1979 ✩ 100 Rupees,
1978 ✩ 200 Rupees, 1970 ✩ 250 Rupees, 1970. 25th Anni-
ersary of Independence, Food For All, Sa ing Programme.
KM 23, 24, 33, 38, 44, 43, 37, and 42. Uncirculated and
Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (60-80)

2797 iRAN. Nasir al-din, 1848-1896. 5 Krans, 1896. 50th An-

ni ersary of Reign. KM M3. Very Fine. (150-200)

2798 iRAN. Sultan Ahmad Shah, 1909-1925. Pair: ✩ 1000

Dinars, 1919 ✩ 2000 Dinars, 1919. 10th Anni ersary 2806 MoRoCCo. Al-Hasan ii, 1962-1999. Gold 500 Dirhams,
of Reign. KM 73 and 74. Fine and Good Fine. (Total: 2 1979. Birthday of ing Hasan. KM Y71. Only 300 minted.
pieces) (200-250) Proof. (350-450)

2799 iRAN. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Rial, 1971 ✩ 10 Rials, 2807 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Prithvi Vira Vikrama, 1881-1911.
1969 ✩ 25 Rials, 1971 ✩ 50 Rials, 1971 ✩ 75 Rials, 1971 Group of currency coins from 1911: ✩ Paisa ✩ Paisa
✩ 100 Rials, 1971. Food For All, 2500th Anni ersary of ✩ 1 Paisa ✩ 2 Paisa ✩ Mohar ✩ Mohar ✩ 1 Mohar ✩
Persian Empire. KM 152, 150, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Uncirculated 2 Mohar ✩ 4 Mohar. KM 621, 622, 631, 634, 644, 649, 651.2,
or Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-130) 656, and 658. Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (950-1,200)

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2808 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Mahendra Vira Vikrama, 1955- 2816 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001.
1971. Group of coins from 1956: ✩ 1 Paisa ✩ 2 Paisa ✩ Collection of coins: ✩ 50 Paisa, 1984 ✩ 1 Rupee, 1984 ✩ 2
5 Paisa ✩ 10 Paisa ✩ 25 Paisa ✩ 50 Paisa ✩ 1 Rupee. KM Rupees, 1984 ✩ 5 Rupees, 1984, 1985, and 1986 (2) ✩ 100
745, 750.1, 756, 761, 770, 776, and 790. Uncirculated. Rupees, 1985. Family Planning, Year of Youth, 15th World
(Total: 7 pieces) (20-30) Buddhist Conference, World Food Day. KM 1016, 1019,
1023, 1042, 1028, 1017, and 1024. Uncirculated. (Total: 8
2809 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. pieces) (30-50)
Collection of coins, 1974: ✩ 1 Paisa ✩ 5 Paisa ✩ 10 Paisa
✩ 25 Paisa ✩ 50 Paisa ✩ 1 Rupee ✩ 25 Rupee. Coronation 2817 NEW ZEALANd. George Vi, 1937-1952. Collection
of Birendra. KM 800, 804, 808, 816, 822, 829, and 838. of coins: ✩ Halfpenny, 1940 ✩ Penny, 1940 ✩ Half-
Uncirculated. (Total: 7 pieces) (15-20) crown, 1940 ✩ Crown, 1949. KM 12, 13, 14, and 22. A
few bagmarks evident, bronze pieces toned and the silver
2810 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. pieces have been cleaned otherwise Uncirculated. (Total:
Collection of coins: ✩ 5 Paisa, 1975 ✩ 10 Paisa, 1971, 1975 4 pieces) (80-100)
(2), 1976, 1979 (2), and 1980 ✩ 20 Paisa (3), 1978, 1979, and
1980 ✩ 25 Paisa, 1981 (2) ✩ 50 Paisa, 1981 (2) ✩ 1 Rupee, 2818 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Group of coins
1975 ✩ 2 Rupee, 1981✩ 5 Rupee, 1980 ✩ 10 Rupee (3), from 1953: ✩ Halfpenny ✩ Penny ✩ Threepence ✩ Six-
1968, 1974, and 1975. F.A.O., Agricultural De elopment, In- pence ✩ Shilling ✩ Florin ✩ Halfcrown ✩ Crown. KM
ternational Year of the Child, Education for Village Women, 23.1, 24.1, 25.1, 26.1, 27.1, 28.1, 29.1, and 30. Corrosion
World Food Day, International Women s Year, International evident on the halfpenny, bronze pieces toned, otherwise
Year of Disa led Persons, Rural Women s Ad ancement. KM Uncirculated. (Total: 8 pieces) (100-130)
835, 794, 835, 833, 832, 823, 831, 824, 818, 809, 811, 817,
814, 813, 766, 812, 810, and 803. Uncirculated. (Total: 21 2819 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Group of coins
pieces) (20-30) from 1967: ✩ 1 Cent ✩ 2 Cents ✩ 5 Cents ✩ 10 Cents ✩
20 Cents ✩ 50 Cents ✩ 1 Dollar. First decimal currency.
KM 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, and 38.1. Uncirculated. (Total:
2811 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. 7 pieces) (10-20)
Foursome: ✩ 2 Rupees, 1982 ✩ 5 Rupees, 1987 (2) ✩ 10
Rupees, 1983. F,A.O., 10th Year of National Social Security 2820 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Collection of coins.
Administration, 3rd SAARC Summit, 30th Anni ersary of Dollars: ✩ 1969 ✩ 1970 ✩ 1974 (3) ✩ 1977 ✩ 1978 (2) ✩
Ascent of Mt. E erest. KM 1025, 1030, 1043, and 1004. Plus 1969 50 . HMB Endea our, Treaty House, Common-
Uncirculated. (Total: 4 pieces) (30-40) wealth Games, Mount Cook, Great Egret, Captain Cook s
Voyage, Parliament. KM 39, 40, 42, 45, 47, 46, 46a, 44, and
2812 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. 44a. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 9 pieces) (50-70)
Half dozen coins: ✩ 20 Rupees, 1975 and 1979 (2) ✩ 50
Rupees, 1979 (2) and 1981. International Year of the Child, 2821 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Group of 1 dollar
F.A.O and International Women sYear, Education for Village pieces: ✩ 1981 (2). English Oak and New ealand auri
Women, International Year of Disa led Persons. KM 836, ✩ 1983 (2). 50 Years of New ealand Coinage ✩ 1983 (2).
837, 837A, 843, 842, and 842A. Uncirculated or Proof. Royal Visit. KM 50/50a, 52/52a and 53/53a. Each type in
(Total: 6 pieces) (100-120) Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (50-70)

2813 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. 2822 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Group of 1 dollar
Trio of 100 Rupees: ✩ 1981 (2). World Food Day, Interna- pieces: ✩ 1986 (2). Royal Visit ✩ 1987 (2). National Parks
tional Year of the Child ✩ 1983. 30th Anni ersary of Ascent Centennial ✩ 1988 (2). Yellow Eyed Penguin. KM 56/56a,
of Mt. E erest. KM 1005, 851, and 850.2. Uncirculated or 65/65a, and 66/66a. Each type in both Uncirculated and
Proof. (Total: 3 pieces) (150-200) Proof. (Total: 6 pieces) (80-100)

2814 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971-2001. 2823 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 1 Dollar, 1989 (6).
Quartet: ✩ 200 Rupees, 1982 (2), and 1988 ✩ 250 Rupees, IV Commonwealth Games. KM 67/67a, 68/68a, and 70/70a.
1987. 10th Year of National Social Security Administration, Uncirculated (3) or Proof (3). (Total: 6 pieces) (40-60)
Sil er u ilee of Nepal Red Cross Society, 10th Anni ersary
of Reign, Year of the Scout. KM 1031, 1049, 1007, and 1010. 2824 NEW ZEALANd. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Collection of
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 4 pieces) (200-250) coins: ✩ 1 Dollar, 1978, 1989 (2), and 1990. Parliament,
Commonwealth Games, Treaty of Waitangi ✩ 5 Dollar, 1984.
2815 NEPAL. Shah dynasty, Birendra Bir Bikram, 1971- Olympic Games - Los Angeles. KM 76a, 69/69a and 47a.
2001. Collection of coins: ✩ 300 Rupees, 1986 and 1987 Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 5 pieces) (50-70)
✩ 350 Rupees, 1987 ✩ 500 Rupees, 1987 ✩ 600 Rupees,
1988. First Scout am oree, 3rd SAARC Summit, Crown 2825 RAS AL KHAiMA. Saqr bin Muhammad al Qasimi,
Prince Sacred Thread Ceremony, 50th Anni ersary of 1948-. Collection of coins: ✩ 50 Dirhams, 1970 ✩ 1 Riyal,
National Bank, 0th Birthday - ueen Mother. KM 1029, 1969 ✩ 2 Riyal, 1969 ✩ 2 Riyal, 1970 ✩ 5 Riyal, 1969
1032, 1035, 1044, and 1041. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: ✩ 7 Riyals, 1970 (3). Giacomo Agostini and Centennial
5 pieces) (175-200) of Rome. KM 28, 1, 2, 29, 3, 30, 17, and 5. Proof and Un-
circulated. (Total: 8 pieces) (750-850)

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2826 RWANdA. Republic. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Franc, 2834 THAiLANd. Group: ✩ 1 Baht, 1982 ✩ 5 Baht, 1982 ✩
1964 ✩ 2 Francs, 1970 ✩ 5 Francs, 1964 ✩ 10 Francs, 1964 1 and 5 Baht, 1982. World Food Day ✩ 200 Baht, 1981.
✩ 200 Francs, 1972. 10th Anni ersary of Independence International Year of the Child ✩ 5 and 600 Baht, 1982.
and FAO. KM 5, 10, 6, 7, and 11. Uncirculated. (Total: 5 Bicentennial of Bangkok ✩ 10 and 600 Baht, 1982. 50th
pieces) (40-50) Birthday of ueen Sirikit ✩ 5 and 10 Baht, 1982. 75th An-
ni ersary of Boy Scouts. KM 159.1, 157, 149, 158, 160, 161,
2827 SyRiA. Group, 1968-1978: ✩ 5 Piastres (2) ✩ 10 Piastres 162, 154, 152, 150, and 155. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
✩ 25 Piastres (2) ✩ 20 Piastres (2) ✩1 Pound (3). FAO, 25th 11 pieces) (150-250)
Anni ersary-Al-Ba ath Party, Pre-election of President. KM
99, 100, 103, 102, 101, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, and 115. 2835 THAiLANd. Group of eight commemoratives: ✩ 250
Uncirculated. (Total: 11 pieces) (20-40) Baht, 1983. International Year of Disa led Persons ✩ 10
and 600 Baht, 1983. 700th Anni ersary of Thai Alpha et ✩
2828 TANZANiA. Group of nine commemorative coins: ✩ 5 10 and 600 Baht, 1983. 100th Anni ersary of Postage Stamps
Shilling pieces, 1971 (2). 10th Anni ersary of Independence ✩ 5, 10, and 600 Baht, 1984. 84th Birthday of Princess
✩ 5 Shilling, 1976. 10th Anni ersary-Bank of Tan ania ✩ Mother. KM 164, 163, 166, 165, 169, 173, 172, and 171.
5 Shillings, 1978. Regional Conference for Africa ✩ 20 Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 8 pieces) (700-800)
Shilling (20) and 200 shilling, 1981. 20th Anni ersary of
Independence ✩ 100 Shilling, 1986. Conser ation ✩ 100 2836 THAiLANd. Group of commemoratives, 1985-90: ✩ 2
Shilling 1984. Decade for Women. KM 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 13a, Baht (15) ✩ 5 Baht (3) ✩ 10 Baht (15) ✩ 150 Baht (2) ✩
14, 16, and 18. Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (250-350) 300 Baht (2) ✩ 600 Baht (8). All commemoratives. KM 178,
220, 180, 222, 225, 177, 230, 176, 235, 232, 188, 210, 191,
2829 THAiLANd. Group of commemoratives coins: ✩ 1 Baht, 204, 194, 184, 195, 211, 223, 196, 192, 190, 189, 181, 179,
1961. ing Rama I and ueen Sirkit return from a road 175, 212, 231, 236, 205, 221, 233, 228, 213, 197, 214, 198,
✩ 1 Baht, 1963. 3 th Birthday ing Rama I ✩ 1 Baht, 182, 229, 193, 199, 215, 224, 226, and 234. Uncirculated.
1970. 5th Asian Games, 1 Baht, 19 , th Asian Games ✩ (Total: 45 pieces) (400-600)
10 Baht, 1971. 25th Anni ersary - Reign of ing Rama I
✩ 50 Baht, 1971. 20th Year Buddhist Fellowship ✩ 20 Baht, 2837 ToNGA. Group, 1967-85: ✩ 1 Senti (2) ✩ 2 Senti (2)
1963. ing Bhumiphol 3 th Birthday. KM 83, 85, 86, 87, ✩ 5 Senti (3) ✩ 10 Senti (3) ✩ 20 Senti (4) ✩ 50 Senti
91, 92, and 95. Uncirculated. (Total: 7 pieces) (50-80) (6) ✩ Pa’anga (6) ✩ 10 Pa’anga (2) ✩ Lau (2). KM
66, 42, 67, 43, 68, 44, 69, 48, 45, 13, 46, 70, 15, 9, 47, 71,
2830 THAiLANd. Group of five commemorative coins: ✩ 1 82, 17, 11, 33, 48, 78, and 74/74a. Uncirculated. (Total
Baht, 1972. Prince Vasiralonghorn In estiture ✩ 1 Baht, 30 pieces) (150-200)
1972. FAO ✩ 1 Baht, 1973. 25th Anni ersary WHO ✩ 50
Baht, 1974. National Museum Centennial ✩ 1 Baht, 1974. 2838 ToNGA. Taufa’ahau iV, 1967-2006. Gold 10 and 20
8th Seap Games ✩ 1 Baht and 150 Baht, 1975. 75th Birthday Paanga, 1980. Rural Women s Ad ancement. KM 64 and
of Princess Mother ✩ 100 Baht, 1975. 100th Anni ersary 65. Uncirculated. Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-120)
- Ministry of Finance. 97, 96, 99, 101, 105, 107, 108, and
106. Uncirculated. (Total: 8 pieces) (60-100) 2839 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007.
10 Tala, 1979 (2). Bicentenary of the Death of Captain
2831 THAiLANd. Collection of 12 commemorative coins. Cook. KM 33 and 33a. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2
Ranging in value from 1 to 150 Baht with a range of themes pieces) (40-50)
- FAO, Wedding Crown Prince and Princess, Graduation of
Princess Sirindhorn, 50th Birthday of ing Rama I , In es- 2840 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007.
titure of Princess Sirindhorn, 9th World Orchid Conference. 10 Tala, 1980 (3). Olympic Games. KM 36 and 36a. Uncir-
KM 113, 112, 118, 117, 116, 135, 114, 121, 120, 124, 123, culated (2) and Proof. (Total: 3 pieces) (50-60)
and 125. Uncirculated. (Total: 12 pieces) (150-200)
2841 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. 10
2832 THAiLANd. Collection of nine commemoratives: ✩ 1 Tala, 1980 (2). Food For All. KM 38 and 39. Uncirculated
Baht and 150 Baht, 1978. Graduation of Crown Prince ✩ and Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (50-60)
1 and 5 Baht, 1978. 8th Asian Games ✩ 5 and 200 Baht,
1979. Royal Cradle Ceremony ✩ 2, 10, and 300 Baht, 1979. 2842 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007.
Graduation of Princess Chula horn. KM 128, 127, 130, 10 Tala, 1980 (3). Go ernorship of Dr. Wilhelm Solf.
131, 132, 133, 136, 135, and 134. Uncirculated. (Total: 9 KM 41 and 41a. Uncirculated (2) and Proof. (Total: 3
pieces) (70-120) pieces) (50-60)

2833 THAiLANd. Collection of 10 commemoratives: ✩ 5 2843 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007.
and 600 Baht, 1980. ueen s Anni ersary ✩ 5 and 10 Baht, 10 Tala, 1981 (2). Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady
1980. 80th Birthday of ings Mother ✩ 5 Baht, 1980. Ra- Diana. KM 43 and 44. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2
mam VII Constitutional Monanrchy ✩ 10 Baht, 1980. 30th pieces) (30-40)
Anni ersary - Buddhist Fellowship ✩ 5 and 600 Baht, 1981.
Centennial - Birth of ing Rama VI ✩ 10 and 600 Baht, 1981. 2844 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007.
35th Anni ersary of Reign of ing Rama I . KM 137, 138, 10 Tala, 1981 (2). International Year of Disa led Per-
140, 141, 144, 145, 143, 142, 147, and 146. Uncirculated. sons. KM 47 and 48. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2
(Total: 10 pieces) (100-150) pieces) (30-40)

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2845 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. LARGE CoLLECTioN LoTS

10 Tala, 1982 (2). Commonwealth Games. KM 50 and 51.
Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (30-40) 2855 AFRiCA. Collection of commemoratives, 1956-1990.
Includes pieces from: ✩ Ivory Coast (1) ✩ Mozambique
(14) ✩ Namibia (3) ✩ Dahomey (2) ✩ Lesotho (17) ✩
2846 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. Liberia (9) ✩ Malawi (15) ✩ Botswana (21) ✩ Biafra (1)
10 Tala, 1983 (2). South Paci c Games. KM 53 and 54. ✩ Central African Republic (2) ✩ Chad (2) ✩ Cape Verde
Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (30-40) (14) ✩ Burundi (9) ✩ Cameroon (1) ✩ Mauritius (16) ✩
Morocco (9) ✩ Madeira (4) ✩ Libya (1) ✩ Lesotho (5) ✩
2847 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. East Africa (2) ✩ imbabwe (1) ✩ Mauritania (1). Uncir-
10 Tala, 1984 (2). Summer Olympic Games. KM 58 and 59. culated or Proof. (Total: 159 pieces) (1,100-2,100)
Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (30-40)
2856 AFRiCA. Collection of commemoratives, 1946-1987.
Includes pieces from: ✩ St. Helena (10) ✩ St. Thomas (15)
2848 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. ✩ Seychelles (31) ✩ Niger (2) ✩ Algeria (13) ✩ Angola
10 Tala, 1986 (2). Wedding of Prince Andrew. KM 63 and (6) ✩ Comoros Is (5) ✩ Portuguese Guinea (2) ✩ Ghana
64. Uncirculated and Proof. (Total: 2 pieces) (30-40) (8) ✩ Azores (6) ✩ Tristan Da Cunha (11) ✩ Tunisia (5) ✩
Uganda (6) ✩ West African States (7) ✩ Sierra Leone (14)
✩ Somalia (9) ✩ Congo (1). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
2849 WESTERN SAMoA. Malietoa Tanumafili, 1962-2007. 151 pieces) (1,100-2,200)
Ten Tala, 1986. 25th Anni ersary of the World Wildlife Fund.
KM 72. Uncirculated. (5-10) 2857 AFRiCA. Collection of commemoratives, 1947-1990.
Includes pieces from: ✩ Sudan (27) ✩ Swaziland (18) ✩
Equatorial Guinea (9) ✩ South Africa (12) ✩ Somalia (9)
2850 yEMEN. Republic. Collection of coins: ✩ 1 Riyal, 1965 ✩ Gambia (7) ✩ Ethiopia (7) ✩ Mali (4) ✩ Maldives (19).
and 1969. Winston Churchill Memorial and adhi Moham- Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 112 pieces) (750-1,500)
med Mahmud A u airi Memorial ✩ 2 Riyal, 1969 (3).
adhi Mohammed Mahmud A u airi Memorial, Apollo 2858 AFRiCA. Collection of commemoratives, 1969-1980.
II-Cape ennedy, and Apollo II-Moon Landing ✩ 2 Riyals, Includes pieces from: ✩ Guinea (13) ✩ Equatorial Guinea
1975. Oil Exploration ✩ 5 Riyals, 1975. Mona Lisa. KM 5, (14) ✩ Uganda (3) ✩ Chad (1) ✩ Ethiopia (5) ✩ Togo (2)
1, 4, 15, 2, 3.2,and 14. Either Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: ✩ Sudan (4) ✩ Swaziland (1) ✩ Senegal (2) ✩ Tunisia (10)
7 pieces) (220-250) ✩ Morocco (3) ✩ Liberia (1) ✩ Benin (1). Uncirculated or
Proof. (Total: 60 pieces) (1,400-2,800)

2851 yEMEN. Republic. Set of low currency pieces: ✩ 1 Fil, 2859 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1789-
1978 ✩ 5 Fils, 1974 ✩ 10 Fils, 1974 ✩ 25 Fils, 1974 ✩ 50 1990. Includes pieces from: ✩ British Virgin Islands (1)
Fils, 1974 ✩ 1 Ryal, 1978. KM 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, and 42. ✩ Brunei (1) ✩ Canada (58) ✩ Mexico (40) ✩ Cuba
Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (20-30) (53) ✩ Montserrat (1). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
154 pieces) (1,300-2,600)

2852 yEMEN. Republic. Quartet: ✩ 25 Ryals and 2 Dinars, 2860 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1925-1990.
1981. International Year of Disa led Persons ✩ 25 Ryals, Includes pieces from: ✩ East Caribbean States (7) ✩ Cuba
1983. International Year of the Child ✩ 25 Ryals, 1985. De- (7) ✩ Dominica (4) ✩ Dominican Republic (37) ✩ Falkland
cade for Women. KM 46, 12, Y-45, and Y-49. Proof. (Total: Islands (13) ✩ Surinam (7) ✩ El Salvador (4) ✩ Ecuador (2)
4 pieces) (120-150) ✩ Haiti (14) ✩ Honduras (1) ✩ Guyana (1) ✩ Guatemala
(1). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 98 pieces) (500-1,000)
2853 ZAMBiA. Collection of coins: ✩ Sixpence, 1964 ✩ Shil- 2861 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1972-
ling, 1964 ✩ 2 Shillings, 1964 ✩ 5 Shilling, 1965 (2) ✩ 50 1984. Includes pieces from: ✩ Paraguay (37) ✩ Panama
Ngwee (2), 1969 and 1972 ✩ 1 Kwacha, 1974. KM 1, 2, 3, (6) ✩ Uruguay (1) ✩ Trinidad and Tobago (4) ✩ Turks
4, 5, 14, 15, and 17. Either Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: and Caicos (13). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 61
8 pieces) (50-60) pieces) (1,400-2,900)
2862 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1968-1981.
2854 ZAMBiA. Collection of coins: ✩ 20 Ngwee, 1981. World Includes pieces from: ✩ Turks and Caicos (14) ✩ Jamaica
Food Day ✩ 20 Ngwee, 1985. 20th Anni ersary Bank of (13) ✩ Uruguay (1) ✩ Netherlands Antilles (3) ✩ Venezuela
am ia ✩ 50 Ngwee, 1985. 40th Anni ersary United Na- (2) ✩ Bermuda (3) ✩ Haiti (14) ✩ Chile (2) ✩ Dominica (2)
tions ✩ 10 Kwacha, 1980. International Year of the Child. ✩ Dominican Republic (4) ✩ Costa Rica (3). Uncirculated
KM 22, 23, 24, and 21. Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 4 or Proof. (Total: 61 pieces) (1,200-2,500)
pieces) (20-25)
2863 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1968-
1981. Includes pieces from: ✩ Cayman Islands (29) ✩
Bid with stack’s on the worLd wide weB Bahamas (11) ✩ Barbados (8) ✩ Guyana (1) ✩ Falkland
Islands (2) ✩ Jamaica (5). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
www.stacks.com 56 pieces) (1,200-2,300)

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2864 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1900- 2874 EURoPE. Collection of commemoratives, 1801-1990. In-
1989. Includes pieces from: ✩ Bermuda (25) ✩ Canada cludes pieces from: ✩ Andorra (30) ✩ Albania (8) ✩ Jersey
(27) ✩ Cayman Islands (10) ✩ Brazil (54) ✩ British (28) ✩ Alderney (4) ✩ Austria (71) ✩ Italy (51). Mainly
Virgin Islands (44). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 160 Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 192 pieces) (2,300-4,600)
pieces) (1,500-3,000)
2875 EURoPE. Collection of commemoratives, 1928-1990.
2865 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1842-1990. Includes pieces from: ✩ Cyprus (22) ✩ Czechoslovakia
Includes pieces from: ✩ Paraguay (7) ✩ Peru (26) ✩ Aruba (95) ✩ Monaco (3) ✩ Bulgaria (96). Uncirculated or Proof.
(1) ✩ Antigua (6) ✩ Argentina (32) ✩ Columbia (14) ✩ (Total: 216 pieces) (1,000-2,000)
Cuba (26) ✩ Chile (18) ✩ Costa Rica (12) ✩ Jamaica
(49) ✩ Bolivia (9). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 200 2876 EURoPE. Collection of commemoratives, 1887-1990.
pieces) (1,000-2,000) Includes pieces from: ✩ Gibraltar (19), Great Britain (24),
Portugal (63), Norway (11) ✩ Russia (5). Uncirculated.
2866 AMERiCAS. Collection of commemoratives, 1930- (Total: 122 pieces) (1,700-3,500)
1990. Includes pieces from: ✩ Belize (12) ✩ Bermuda
(16) ✩ Barbados (15) ✩ Bahamas (9) ✩ Trinidad and 2877 iSLANdS. Collection of commemoratives, 1970-1991.
Tobago (9) ✩ Turks and Caicos (13) ✩ Uruguay (17) Includes pieces from: ✩ Kiribati (7) ✩ Marshall Islands
✩ Venezuela (6) ✩ St. Lucia (8) ✩ St. Vincent (3) ✩ (9) ✩ Fiji (10) ✩ Malagasy (12). Uncirculated or Proof.
Nicaragua (7) ✩ Panama (18). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 38 pieces) (250-500)
(Total: 133 pieces) (1,000-2,000)
2878 iSLANdS. Collection of commemoratives, 1927-1990.
2867 ASiA. Collection of commemoratives, 1936-1989. Includes Includes pieces from: ✩ Tonga (21) ✩ Tuvalu (7) ✩ Vanuatu
pieces from: ✩ Pakistan (24) ✩ Philippines (29) ✩ Afghani- (3) ✩ Western Samoa (19) ✩ Solomon Islands (13) ✩ Niue
stan (6) ✩ Ajman (13) ✩ Keeling Cocos (2) ✩ Kuwait (4) (7) ✩ Cook Islands (23) ✩ Anguila (5) ✩ Papua New Guinea
✩ Laos (13) ✩ Bahrain (16) ✩ Bhutan (16) ✩ Bangladesh (5) ✩ Pitcairn Islands (4) ✩ Australia (25). Uncirculated
(23) ✩ Umm Al Qaiwain (3) ✩ United Arab Emirates (7) or Proof. (Total: 132 pieces) (1,000-2,000)
✩ Singapore (24) ✩ Sharjah (4) ✩ North Korea (11) ✩ 2879 MiddLE EAST. Collection of commemoratives, 1959-
Oman (3) ✩ Japan (8) ✩ Jordan (5) ✩ Kampuchea (1). 1977. Includes pieces from: ✩ Jordan (1) ✩ Umm Al-Qai-
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 199 pieces) (2,500-5,000) wain (1) ✩ Ra’s Al-Khaima (6) ✩ Sharjah (1) ✩ Iraq (4) ✩
Iran (1) ✩ Al-Fujairah (6) ✩ Yemen (1). Uncirculated or
2868 ASiA. Collection of commemoratives, 1970-1989. Includes
Proof. (Total: 21 pieces) (1,600-3,200)
pieces from: ✩ India (11) ✩ Indonesia (2) ✩ Malaysia (6) ✩
Singapore (2) ✩ South Korea (1) ✩ Laos (2) ✩ Philippines 2880 PACiFiC iSLANdS. Collection of commemoratives,
(6). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 30 pieces) (600-1,200) 1967-1983. Includes pieces from: ✩ Cook Islands (3) ✩
Solomon Islands (4) ✩ Fiji (1) ✩ Papua New Guinea (6) ✩
2869 ASiA. Collection of commemoratives, 1953-1990. Includes Tuvalu (1) ✩ Tonga (25). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total:
pieces from: ✩ Mongolia (16) ✩ Macao (3) ✩ Fujairah (3) 40 pieces) (400-800)
✩ Saudi Arabia (5) ✩ South Korea (46) ✩ South Vietnam
(7) ✩ Sri Lanka (7) ✩ Ceylon (3) ✩ Lebanon (4) ✩ Malay- 2881 TURKEy, VATiCAN STATES, ANd SERBiA. Collection
sia (27) ✩ Burma (4). Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 125 of commemoratives, 1774-1987. Includes pieces from: ✩
pieces) (1,300-2,600) Turkey (75) ✩ Vatican States (56) ✩ Serbia (1). Mainly
Uncirculated. (Total: 132 pieces) (1,800-3,500)
2870 AUSTRiA ANd BELGiUM. Collection of commemo-
ratives, 1782-1991. Mainly Uncirculated. (Total: 82 2882 WoRLd. Eight presentation sets, 1965-1989. includes: ✩
pieces) (2,100-4,200) Malta (2) ✩ Finland (1) ✩ Malawi (1) ✩ Lesotho (1) ✩ India
(1) ✩ Isle of Man (2). (Total: 8 sets, 46 pieces) (200-400)
2871 CARiBBEAN iSLANdS. Nine presentation sets, 1978-
1987. includes sets from: ✩ Jamaica (1) ✩ Bahamas (2) 2883 WoRLd. Ten presentation sets, 1977-1990. includes: ✩
✩ Barbados (1) ✩ St. Christopher & Nevis (1) ✩ Cay- Australia (3) ✩ Cook Islands (3) ✩ Papua New Guinea (2)
man Islands (1) ✩ Trinidad and Tobago (3). (Total: 9 sets, ✩ New ealand (2). (Total: 10 sets, 70 pieces) (130-250)
69pieces) (200-400)
2884 WoRLd. Collection of commemoratives, 1968-1988.
2872 EURoPE. Collection of commemoratives, 1929-1990. Includes pieces from: ✩ Isle of Man (2) ✩ Albania (1) ✩
Includes pieces from: ✩ Finland (25) ✩ France (31) ✩ Cook Islands (1) ✩ Pitcairn Islands (3) ✩ Western Samoa
Leichtenstein (1) ✩ Lithuania (3) ✩ Lundy (4) ✩ Lux- (2) ✩ Tonga (1) ✩ Indonesia (1) ✩ China (1) ✩ Laos (1) ✩
embourg (10) ✩ Malta (35) ✩ Estonia (3) ✩ Spain (17). South Korea (1) ✩ Jordan (1) ✩ Yemen (1) ✩ Uganda (2).
Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 129 pieces) (1,300-2,600) Uncirculated or Proof. (Total: 18 pieces) (1,100-2,200)

2873 EURoPE. Collection of commemoratives, 1930-1990. 2885 WoRLd. Collection of commemoratives, 1968-1988.
Includes pieces from: ✩ Jersey (2) ✩ Austria (6) ✩ Albania Includes pieces from: ✩ Liechtenstein (1) ✩ Bahamas (2)
(1) ✩ Bulgaria (4) ✩ Hungary (3) ✩ Iceland (1) ✩ Poland ✩ Haiti (2) ✩ Panama (7) ✩ Jamaica (2) ✩ Bermuda (1) ✩
(1) ✩ Sweden (1) ✩ Switzerland (3) ✩ Serbia (2). Uncir- Costa Rica (1) ✩ St. Helena (1) ✩ Benin (1). Uncirculated
culated or Proof. (Total: 24 pieces) (600-1,200) or Proof. (Total: 18 pieces) (800-1,600)

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CoiNS oF THE WoRLd

MEdiEVAL CoiNS

2886 ABBASid CALiPHATE. Harun al-Rashid, AH 170-

193/786-809 A.d. Lot of dirhams. Madinat al-Salaam mint
and a few Muhammadiya, generally AH 190-193. Lightly
toned. Choice Extremely Fine. (Total: 23 pieces) (200-300)

2891 ENGLANd. Kings of Northumbria. Eadberht, 737-758.

Sceat. Series Y, Class B. EoTBEREhTVL. around cross. Rv.
Fantastical animal (stylized stag ) l., cross above, triquetra
below. SCBI Hunterian and Coats 137, SCBI Mack 365,
S.847. Slight roughness at edge. Lightly toned Extremely
Fine. (600-800)

2887 BELGiUM. FLANdERS. Louis de M le, 1346-1384.

Mouton d’or. Produced in the Ghent, Mechelin mints in
Flanders. Lamb with banner and cross. Rv. Cross in quatre- 2892 ENGLANd. Kings of Northumbria. Eanred, 810-854.
foil. This is a very well struck piece, fully round and very Billon Sceat. Phase I. Moneyer Ulfheard. EAHRED REX
impressive. Fr.103. Almost Uncirculated. (3,500-4,000) around small cross. Rv. ΛLFHEΛRD around small cross.
SCBI Mack 411, S.860, N.186. Noticeably Billon and not
Bronze hence quite Scarce. Good Very Fine. (150-200)

2893 ENGLANd. Kings of Northumbria. Redwulf, ca. 843-844.

Styca. REDVLFREX around cross. Rv. xMONNE around
cross formed of pellets. S.867. Choice Very Fine. (90-120)

2888 CRUSAdERS. Henry ii, 1154-1189. Gros. Cyprus mint.

Seated king facing front holding scepter and orb, legend
HENRI REIDE. Rv. Cross potent with small cross potent in
each angle. 4.48 grams. Series 1A (CLC 7:4, 11:10). Colorful
toning especially to obverse, well struck, otherwise Almost
Extremely Fine. (200-400)
2894 ENGLANd. Kings of Mercia. Burgred, 852-874. Early
Phase Penny, type D. Moneyer, Hugerd. Diademed bust r.;
BVRGRED REX. Rv. HVGERD / DMON / ETA trefoil
of pellets within lunettes of lines with a crook at each end.
2889 ENGLANd. Early Anglo-Saxon. Secondary Sceat, ca. 710- SCBI Mack 635, S.941, N.426. Attractive old toning. About
760. Diademed head r. Rv. stick-bird on cross r., tailfeathers Extremely Fine. (600-800)
indicated by three lines; the cross is flanked by annulets,
pellet cruciform in right field. S.791, N.128. Deep medium
gray. About Extremely Fine. (200-300)

2890 ENGLANd. Early Anglo-Saxon. Secondary Sceat, ca. 710-

760. Facing “Wodan” head, cross above, pellets in annulets
2895 ENGLANd. Kings of Wessex. Aethelberht, 858-865/6.
around, small pellets between. Rv. Bird pecking r., pearl
Inscribed Cross penny. Moneyer, Luceman. Bare-headed
loops behind, pellet within annulet above, pellet within an-
bust r. breaking inner circle; AEDELBEARHT (HT ligate)
nulet before, single pellet below. Metcalf Series H, type 49;
REX. Rv. LVCEM /AN / MO/ N/ E / T / A on and between
Cf.SCBI Mack 357, S.806, N.103. Lightly toned Extremely
limbs of a voided cross of pellets. S.1053, N.620. Light gray.
Fine. (400-500)
Very Fine. (700-900)

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2896 ENGLANd. Kings of Wessex. Alfred the Great, 2900 ENGLANd. Late Anglo-Saxon. Harold i, as sole King,
871-899. Penny, third coinage. Two-line type, Mercian 1037-1040. Fleur-de-Lis Penny. Winceaster, moneyer Aes-
dies, DEALINC, EL FR ED RE, small cross patt e, Rv. tan. Diademed bust l. holding shield and lis-tipped scepter;
DEALINC, in two lines, single pellet between. 1.33 grams. HARO-LDREX. Rv. Cross voided with pellet within an-
S.1066, N.637. Old ticket shows coin was purchased from nulet center, trefoil pellet fleur in angles; AESTAN (the AE
Spink in September 1947. Good Very Fine. (1,500-2,000) ligate) OHN PIN. SCBI Copenhagen 586, S.1165, N.803.
Nice old toning. Good Very Fine. (500-600)

2901 ENGLANd. Late Anglo-Saxon. Edward the Confes-

sor, 1042-1066. Pyramids Penny. York, moneyer Thorr.
Crowned and bearded bust r. holding trefoil-tipped scepter;
2897 ENGLANd. Kings of Wessex. Edward the Elder, 899-924.
EADWARD REX. Rv. Short cross voided, pyramids in three
Portrait Issue Penny. Moneyer, Gareard. Diademed bust l.
angles, annulet in one; ORR ON EOFRPIEC. S.1184,
within inner circle; EADVVEARD REX. Rv. GARE /
N.831. Nice old toning. About Extremely Fine. (400-500)
ARDMO in two lines, trefoils of pellets at either side of
cross patt e above and below; three cross patt es between.
Cf.Vatican Hoard 433-435, S.1084, N.651. Rare. Toned over
a few old thin obverse test scratches and somewhat grainy
surfaces. Very Fine. (1,200-1,600)

2902 ENGLANd. Norman Kings. William i, the Conqueror,

1066-1087. Two Scepters Penny. London, moneyer
Godwine. Crowned facing bust between scepter patt e
and scepter botonn ; PILLEM REX ANGLO. Rv. Two
scepters crossed over cross fleury, annulet at the center;
GODPIIC ON LIINDEI. S.1253, N.844. Toned Ex-
tremely Fine. (1,000-1,500)
2898 ENGLANd. Late Anglo-Saxon. Aethelred ii, 978-1016.
Long-cross Penny. Canter ury, Leofstan. Spike-haired and
draped bust l., pellet behind; ELRED REX ANGLO.
Rv. Long cross voided, each limb terminating in three
crescents; LEOFSTAN-MO C NT. SCBI Copenhagen
89, S.1151, N.774. Attractively toned. About Extremely
Fine. (200-250) 2903 ENGLANd. Norman Kings. William the Conqueror,
1066-1087. Penny, 1086/7. Canter ury mint. Crowned front
facing bust of king holding scepter. Rv. Cross pattee, in each
angle and annulet containing one letter of PAXS (peace).
1.35 grams. S.1257. Generally deeply toned, ex-Spink 1939.
Good Very Fine. (600-900)

2904 ENGLANd. Pair of Pennies: ✩ Henry iii, 1216-1272.

Long-cross Penny. London, moneyer Ricard. With scepter.
S.1367. Choice Very Fine ✩ Edward i, 1272-1307. Long-
2899 ENGLANd. Late Anglo-Saxon. Cnut, 1016-1035. Point- cross Penny. S.1408. Toned Good Very Fine. (Total: 2
ed Helmet Penny. London, Bruninc. Helmeted and draped pieces) (75-100)
bust l. breaking inner circle, holding quatrefoil-tipped
scepter; CNVT-RECXX:. Rv. Cross voided surmounted 2905 ENGLANd. Henry iii, 1216-1272. Penny, long cross
in circle, broken annulets, with pellet in center, in angles; coinage, 1247-1272. London. Bust facing, with scepter. Rv.
BRVNINC ON LVND S.1158, N.787. Toned About Ex- Long cross with three pellets in each quarter. S.1367. Very
tremely Fine. (200-250) Fine. (100-200)

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2906 ENGLANd. Edward iii, 1327-1377. Groat, Mm Crown

(1356). London. Pre-Treaty Period. Crowned facing bust
within tressure. S.1569. Small test cut upper edge. Toned
About Very Fine. (150-200)

2907 ENGLANd. Henry Vi, 1st reign, 1422-1461. Groat,

Mm Cross patonce. Calais. Pinecone-Mascle Issue, 1430-
4. Facing crowned bust within tressure. S.1875. Very
Fine. (150-200) 2914 ENGLANd. Henry Viii, 1509-1547. Groat, Mm Arrow
(1526-44). Second Coinage. Later bust D right. S.2337E.
Some weakness in peripheries, but sharp portrait with
full facial details. Deep slate-gray. About Extremely
Fine. (300-400)

2908 ENGLANd. House of Lancaster. Henry Vi, 1st reign,

1422-1461. Groat. Mint of Calais. Annulet issue, 1422-7.
Crowned facing bust with annulets at neck. Rv. Annulet in
second and third quarters of long cross with pellets in angles.
S.1836. Very Fine. (125-175)
2915 ENGLANd. Henry Viii, 1509-1547. Groat, 1544-7, third
2909 ENGLANd. Edward iV, 1st reign, 1461-1470. Groat, Mm coinage. Canter ury. Crowned bust facing half right. Rv.
Sun (1465-6). London. Crowned facing bust within tressure. Royal Shield over a long cross. 2.56 grams. S.2373. Toned,
Quatrefoils at neck. S.2000. Toned Very Fine. (150-200) otherwise Almost Very Fine for issue. (300-500)

2910 ENGLANd. Edward iV, 1461-1470. Groat, 1464-5. Lon-

don. Mm Rose. Light Coinage, 1464-1470. Front facing bust,
quatrefoils at neck. Rv. Long cross with three pellets in each
quarter. 2.92 grams. S.2000. Very Fine. (150-250)

Pleasing War of the Roses Groat

2916 ENGLANd. Edward Vi, 1547-1553. Crown, 1551. South-

wark mint. Mm. Y. Boy King on horseback, date 1551 below
2911 ENGLANd. Richard iii, 1483-1485. Groat, Mm Halved horse. Rv. Royal Arms over cross. 30.65 grams. S.2478.
sun and rose. Groat, Mm Halved sun and rose. London. Two very light toned scratches on obverse, otherwise Good
Crowned bust facing within tressure. Pellet below bust. Fine. (1,400-1,600)
S.2158. Small flan crack at upper right edge. Some weakness
on crown, but good facial details. Deep battleship-gray. Very
Fine. (1,500-2,000) 2917 ENGLANd. Edward Vi, 1547-1553. Halfcrown,
1551. King on horseback with date below, mintmark y.
2912 ENGLANd. Henry Vii, 1485-1509. Groat, Mm Anchor Rv. Shield on Cross, mintmark y. S.2479. Very Good /
(1499-1502). London. Crowned facing bust within tressure. Fine. (250-350)
S.2199. Toned Very Fine. (150-200)

2913 ENGLANd. Henry Viii, 1509-1547. Angel, n.d. Mm Port-

cullis. First Coinage, 1509-1526. Archangel Michael spears 2918 ENGLANd. Edward Vi, 1547-1553. Shilling, Mm Tun.
Satan. Rv. Arms, h and cinquefoil over ship, PER CRVCE TVA Fine Silver issue, 1551-3. Crowned bust l., rose at left,
SALVA NOS S.2265. A well struck, finely centered example value XII at right. Rv. Cross over shield. S.2482. Pleasing
is splendid preservation. Extremely Fine. (5,000-6,000) die workmanship. Toned Good Very Fine. (500-600)

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2925 iRELANd. Henry Viii, 1509-47. Harp Groat, 1544-6. Mm

Lis. Crowned Arms, mintmark at start of legend. Rv. Crown
2919 ENGLANd. Mary, 1553-1554. Groat, Mm Pomegranate. over harp dividing a crowned H and R. This is most likely
Crowned bust l. wearing necklace. Rv. Cross over shield. an example of the fifth coinage, minted in London when the
Rich cabinet toning over a few old scratches. Pleasing por- value of the groat was sixpence. The loss of the last letters
trait. Choice Very Fine. (500-600) of the reverse legend makes precise identification difficult.
The silver content for this issue was reduced. 2.5 grams. S.
6482. Bold strike, Very Fine. (250-350)
2920 ANGLo-GALLiC. Poitou. Richard, so-called “Lion-
hearted,” 1172-1185 (King of England, 1189-1199). Denier.
Cross; RICARDVSREX. Rv. PIC/TAVIE/NSIS. Elias 8.
Minor deposit specks on obverse. Good Very Fine. (90-120)

2921 ANGLo-GALLiC. Poitou. Richard, so-called “Lion-

hearted,” 1172-1185 (King of England, 1189-1199). Denier.
Rv. PIC/TAVIE/NSIS in three lines. 1.01 grams. Elias 8. Very 2926 iTALiAN STATES. NAPLES. Carlo i d’Anglio, 1266-
Fine. (90-120) 1285. Carlino or Saluto. Arms of Jerusalem and Anjou. Rv.
The Annunciation, flower in vase below. 3.22 grams. MEC
677-9. Good Very Fine. (450-550)
2922 HUNGARy. Lot. Includes: ✩ Goldgulden of Ladislaus
V, 1453-1457. Holed ✩ 12th Century AE imitating Arabic
types ✩ Byzantine-type AE ✩ Denars (9), Ludwig I-Johann
polya, 1300’s-1500’s ✩ holed Denar of Andreas I, 1047-
1060 and ✩ Leopold I. 15 Krajczar, 1686. Very Good-Very
Fine. (Total: 14 pieces) (200-250)

2927 iTALiAN STATES. SiENA. Grosso, 11th century-1390.

2923 GERMAN STATES. Lot of Cologne Pfennige (6), 12th- Large S flanked by two pellets on either side, all within bor-
13th Century. Facing figure/Church types; also other Ger- der. Rv. Short cross within border. CNI XI p350,11; Biaggi
man, etc. small 12th-16th Century Silver, Billon and AE 2536. Toned Very Fine. (300-400)
issues. Good to Fine. (Total: 12 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No
RETURNS. (100-150)

2928 SCoTLANd. William i, the Lion, 1165-1214. Short-cross

Penny. Phase 2. Moneyers Hue and Walter. Head l. with
scepter and hair and crown of pellets. Rv. Hook-ended short
2924 iRELANd. nglo- rish. John, 1172-1216. Penny. Du lin, cross, with stars in angles; H(VE) WALTER. S.5029. Weak
moneyer Roberd. Crowned facing bust within triangle, hold- areas in peripheries. Toned Very Fine. (200-300)
ing scepter breaking the triangle, quadrilobe at right. Rv.
Sun, crescent moon and three stars within triangle, cross on 2929 SCoTLANd. Alexander iii, 1249-1286. Penny. Second
each end; ROBE-RD ON-DIVE, cross above each legend Coinage, 1280-1286 (and likely later). Crowned head l.
segment. S.6228. An excellent example of the type with with fleur-tipped scepter. Rv. Long cross, mullets in angles.
exemplary details. Toned Choice Very Fine. (125-175) S.5053. Toned Very Fine. (90-120)

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EURoPE
AUSTRiA

2930 AUSTRiA. Rudolf ii, 1576-1612. Medallic Taler, 1589. Homage to Emperor Rudolf II. By the celebrated
N rnberg medalist Valentin Maler. Armored figure of the Emperor standing facing in full regalia, head
r., holding a scepter and orb, VM below, CVM-PRI:C . flanking knees; (rosette) RVDOLPHVS II.D.G.
RO-MA:IMPERA:SEM:AV:. Rv. Crowned Imperial eagle, date below and divided by tailfeather, within
circle of shields. Some filemarks on edge, light surface hairlines. Toned About Very Fine. (200-300)

2931 AUSTRiA. SALZBURG. Maximilian Gandolph, 1668-1687. 3 Kreuzer, 1681. Two shields of arms,
date above, value below in inner circle. Rv. St Rupert with salt box and crozier in inner circle. KM
228. Almost Extremely Fine. (120-150)

2932 AUSTRiA. Joseph ii, 1765-80. 2 Ducats, 1778. Bust r. Rv. Double headed eagle, value below. KM 1869.
Holed and plugged, now in a pendant mount with ring, polished, otherwise Fine. (200-250)

2933 AUSTRiA. Emperor Franz Josef i, 1848-1916. Ducat, 1887. Laureate bust r. Rv. Coat of Arms with
date in legend. KM 2267. Uncirculated. (150-200)

2934 AUSTRiA. Pair of 100 Schilling coins, 1926 and 1931. Imperial eagle with Austrian shield on breast,
holding hammer and sickle. Rv. Value at top flanked by edelweiss sprays, date divided by sprigs of barley
at the bottom. KM 2842. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (1,600-1,800)

2935 AUSTRiA. Group of four 25 Schilling coins: ✩ 1926 ✩ 1927 ✩ 1928 ✩ 1929. Imperial eagle with
Austrian shield on breast, holding hammer and sickle. Rv. Value at top flanked by edelweiss sprays,
date divided by sprigs of barley at the bottom. KM 2841. Uncirculated. (Total: 4 pieces) (800-1000)

2936 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1928. Centennial - Death of Fran Schu ert. KM 2843. Uncirculated. (20-30)

2937 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1929. Birth of Dr Theodor Billroth. KM 2844. Uncirculated. (30-50)

2938 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1931. 175th Anni ersary - Birth of Wolfgang Mo art. KM 2847. Uncircu-
lated. (40-80)

2939 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1930. Death of Walther on der Vogelweide. KM 2845. Uncirculated. (20-40)

2940 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1932. 200th Anni ersary - Birth of oseph Haydn. KM 2848. Uncircu-
lated. (150-200)

2941 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1932. 200th Anniversary - Birth of Joseph Haydn. KM 2848. About Uncircu-
lated. (150-200)

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2942 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1933. Death of Dr Igna Seipel. KM 2849. Uncirculated. (50-80)

2943 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1934. Death of Dr Engel ert Dollfuss. KM 2852. Uncirculated. (30-50)

2944 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1935. 25th Anni ersary - Death of Dr arl Lueger. KM 2855. Uncirculated. (40-70)

2945 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1936. Bicentennial - Death of Prince Eugen of Sa oy. KM 2858. Uncircu-
lated. (30-60)

2946 AUSTRiA. 2 Schilling, 1937. Bicentennial - Completion of St. Charles Church. KM 2859. Uncircu-
lated. (30-60)

BELGiUM

2947 BELGiUM. ANTWERP. Siege Money. 10 Centimes, 1814. Letter N inside wreath with ANVERS above
and date below, no initials. Rv. MONNAIE -10 CENT - OBSIDIONAIE. Minted using metal from captured
cannons. KM 5.2. Uncirculated. (400-600)

2948 BELGiUM. ANTWERP. Siege Money. 5 Centimes, 1814. Letter N inside wreath with ANVERS
above and date below, no initials. Rv. MONNAIE -5 CENT - OBSIDIONAIE. Minted using metal from
captured cannons. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)

2949 BELGiUM. Leopold i, 1831-65. Pattern 5 Francs, 1847. Bust l. Rv Crowned Coat of Arms divides value, date
below. Thought to be an unlisted pattern in copper produced by Lambert De Roisin a die-sinker of Brussels. In
1847 he submitted to the Belgian Monetary Commission pattern five franc pieces. Proof. (250-500)

2950 BELGiUM. Leopold ii, 1865-1909. 20 Francs, 1865. Bust r. Rv. Value with date below inside an oak
wreath. KM 23. Almost Uncirculated. (200-250)

2951 BELGiUM. Albert i, 1909-34. 20 Francs, 1914. Bust l. Rv. Crowned Arms divide date and value. KM
78. Uncirculated. (200-250)

2952 BULGARiA. Ferdinand i, 1887-1908. 10 Leva and 20 Leva, 1894. Head l. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms
dividing value with date below. KM 19 amd 20. Rare. The 20 Leva piece has been mounted but neatly
removed from the mount, otherwise About Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (400-500)

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A SPECiAL oFFERiNG oF CoiNS ANd ToKENS oF dENMARK,

GREENLANd ANd THE dANiSH PoSSESSioNS
ncluding the er Rare Greenland o en ssues and r e slands ear omplete

2953 dENMARK. Christian iV, 1588-1648. 2 Mark, 1645.

Copenhagen mint. Crowned C4 monogram. Rv. JEHOVA
in Hebrew. KM 137. Toned, nice Very Fine. (150-200)

2954 dENMARK. Pair: ✩ Christian V, 1670-1699. 8 Skilling,

1695. Armored bust r. wearing Order of the White Elephant.
Rv. Crown, 8-S. Schou 24. Some staining over light de-
posits near obverse edges. Extremely Fine ✩ Gl ckstadt.
Christian V. 8 Skilling, 1695. Crowned monogram C5.
Rv. Value and date. Schou 29. Choice Very Fine. (Total: 2 2958 dENMARK. Christian Vii, 1784-1808. Pattern 2/3 Specie-
pieces) (125-175) daler in Copper, n.d. (1799). 34mm. Soho Mint. Peruked
head r.; CHRISTIANUS VII DEI GRATIA. Rv. Crowned
oval Arms; DANI NORVEGI VAN GOTH.REX. Schou
4a. Rare. Abundant mint red on prooflike surfaces. Traces
of lacquering. Lustrous Uncirculated. (450-550)

2955 dENMARK. Gl ckstadt. Frederik iV, 1699-1730. 8

Skilling, 1711. Peruked and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Crown,
8-S, D.M.A. below. Schou 16. Choice About Uncircu-
lated. (125-175)
2959 dENMARK. Christian Vii, 1784-1808. Pattern 1/3
Speciedaler in Copper, n.d. (1799). 28.4mm. Medallic-style
2956 dENMARK. Gl ckstadt. Frederik iV, 1699-1730. edge. Soho Mint. Peruked head r.; CHRISTIANUS VII DEI
Lot of Skillings, 1715. Crowned monogram. Rv. Arms. GRATIA. Rv. Crowned oval Arms; DANI NORVEGI
Light deposits. About Fine to About Very Fine. (Total: 10 VAN GOTH.REX. Schou 5b. Rare. Toffee-brown. Choice
pieces) (60-90) About Uncirculated. (400-500)
According to the consignor, from a small group found in
the U.S. Virgin Islands.

2960 dENMARK. Christian Vii, 1784-1808. Pattern 1/6

Speciedaler in Copper, n.d. (1799). 21.5mm. Soho Mint.
Peruked head r.; CHRISTIANUS VII DEI GRATIA. Rv.
Crowned oval Arms; DANI NORVEGI VAN GOTH.
REX. Schou 6a. Rare. Rich cherry-brown. Small obverse
flan flaw. Uncirculated. (400-500)

2961 dENMARK. Frederik Vi, 1808-1839. Pair: ✩ 1/6 Rigs-

2957 dENMARK. Christian Vii, 1784-1808. Soho Pattern daler, 1808. Offering for the Fatherland. Crowned FRVI
Speciedaler, n.d. Restrike (before 1915). Peruked head monogram; legend begins ✩ GANGBAR. Rv. Offering
r.; CHRISTIANUS VII DEI GRATIA. Rv. Crowned oval legend within wreath with berries. Schou 1. Lightly toned
Arms; DANI NORVEGI VAN GOTH.REX. Cf.Schou 3, About Uncirculated ✩ Rigsbank Tegn 3 Skilling, 1815. S.10,
H.16. Friction hairlines, light clouding on reverse. Brilliant KM Tn5. Orange and brown. Choice About Uncirculated.
Proof. (400-500) (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)

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2962 dENMARK. Frederik Vii, 1848-1863. Rigsdaler, 1855 2970 dENMARK. Frederik iX, 1947-1972. Pair: ✩ Min-
FK/F. Altona. Head r. Rv. Value within wreath. KM istereks 5 Kroner, 1960. Sil er Wedding Anni ersary.
760.2. Numerous obverse friction hairlines. Uncircu- Conjoined heads r. of Frederik and Queen Ingrid. Rv.
lated. (60-90) Crowned double monogram, anniversary dates above, no
denomination below. 250 pieces struck. Deep mirror cameo.
Very Choice Brilliant Proof. PR-65 dCAM (PCGS) ✩
2963 dENMARK. Frederik Vii, 1848-1863. 16 Skilling 10 Kroner, 1968. Wedding of Princess Benedikte. KM 857.
Rigsmont, 1856, 1857, 1858. Head r. Rv. Value within Superb Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. MS-67 (PCGS).
wreath. KM 765. Brilliant Uncirculated to Choice Brilliant (Total: 2 pieces) (200-250)
Uncirculated. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150)

2964 dENMARK. Frederik Vii, 1848-1863. Pair of Rigsbank-

skilling: ✩ 1852 FK-VS. Large bare head r. divides legend.
Rv. Crown above crossed scepter and sword. H.12a, KM
754. Attractively toned. Prooflike Uncirculated ✩ 1853
FK-VS. Small bare head r.; continuous legend. H.12c, KM
756. Slightly subdued red and brown. Brilliant Proof. (Total:
2 pieces) (200-300)
2971 dENMARK. Frederik iX, 1947-1972. Ministereks 10 Kro-
ner, 1967. Wedding of Princess Margrethe. Head of Frederik
r. Rv. conjoined heads r. of Princess Margrethe and Prince
Henrik, branches below in lieu of denomination. Sieg 888.
100 pieces struck. Superb frosted cameo. Gem Brilliant
Proof. PF-67 ULTRA CAMEo (NGC). (250-300)

2965 dENMARK. Christian iX, 1863-1906. 20 Kroner, 1873.

Head r. Rv. Mermaid facing left. KM 791.1. Uncircu-
lated. (300-400)

2966 dENMARK. Christian iX, 1863-1906. 20 Kroner, 1876.

Head r. Rv. Dania seated l., dolphin before. KM 791.1. Un-
circulated. (200-250)

2972 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Ministereks 10 Kroner,

1972. Death of Frederik I , Accession of Margrethe II.
Queen’s head r. Rv. Frederik IX head r., laurel branch below
in place of denomination. Sieg 890. 100 pieces struck. Crisp
cameo heads in lovely steely blue-gray fields with full russet
highlights. Very Choice Brilliant Proof. PF-66 ULTRA
CAMEo (NGC). (200-250)
2967 dENMARK. Christian iX, 1863-1906. 20 Kroner, 1908. Made for special V.I.P. presentations to ministers, these Ministereks are
Head l. Rv. Crowned and mantled arms above date. KM 810. struck in minute mintages. Starting in 1958, the public was allowed to purchase
a very limited amount of Ministereks.
Uncirculated. (300-400)
2973 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Pr ve Trio: ✩ Pat-
tern Krone, 1984 ✩ Pattern 2 Kroner, 1984 ✩ Pattern 5
2968 dENMARK. Christian iX, 1863-1906. Pair of 4 Skilling: Kroner, 1984. Crown above central hole dividing date, M
✩ 1867 ✩ 1872. Head r. Rv. Value within wreath. KM 775.1, II R below. Rv. Designs as adopted in 1990-1992. The 2
775.2. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (60-90) Kroner with interrupted edge milling. All stamped PR VE.
GP 19-21. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 3
pieces) (75-100)

2974 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Pr ve Group, 1984:

✩ Pattern 5 Kroners (2). Crown above central hole dividing
date, M II R below. Rvs. Design as adopted in 1990-2; and
Cruciform pattern ornament around central hole ✩ Pattern
2 Kroners (2). Milled edge and Interrupted edge ✩ Pattern
2969 dENMARK. Christian X, 1912-47. 20 Kroner, 1916. Head Krones. Rvs. Design as adopted in 1992; and Knot ornament
r. Rv. Crowned and mantled arms above date, value and around central hole. All stamped PR VE. GP 16-21. Bril-
mintmark. KM 817.1. Uncirculated. (300-400) liant Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (225-275)

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2975 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Partial Pr ve “Red

Set,” 1984: ✩ Pattern 20 Kroner. Queen’s head r. (as
on 5 Kroner, 1973-1981). Rv. Arms as adopted in 1990 ✩
Pattern 5 Kroner. Crowned monogram M2R and CCs around
central hole. Rv. Cruciform ornament around central hole ✩
Pattern 25 and 50 re. Designs as later adopted. All stamped
PR VE. GP 9, 10, 13, 15. Toned Uncirculated. (Total: 4
pieces) (150-200)

2976 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Edge Experimental

Pattern Set of 2 and 20 Kroner, 1986. 2 Kroner without
center holes. 7 Edge varieties; 20 Kroner. 5 Edge variet- 2981 GERMAN STATES. SCHLESWiG-HoLSTEiN. Chris-
ies. All stamped PR VE. KM Pr52b-h, Pr59a-e. Brilliant tian Vii, 1784-1808. Speciedaler, 1799 M MF. Restrike.
Uncirculated. (Total: 12 pieces) (150-200) Large modified peruked head r., small “M” below. Rv.
Crowned oval Arms, 1-SP. Cf. KM Pn6 (KM places these
types under Patterns and lists the Copper, but not the Silver).
Light friction hairlines in fields. Brilliant Proof.(250-300)
2977 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Lot of 1986 Pr ves: ✩
Pattern 20 and 10 Kroner. Aluminum-Bronze. Queen’s head
r. as adopted on the 1986 Commemorative 10 Kroner. Rvs. 2982 F R E iSLANdS. Complete Set of Coins, 1941: ✩ 1
As adopted in 1989-1994 ✩ Pattern 5 Kroner. Monogram re ✩ 2 re ✩ 5 re ✩ 10 re ✩ 25 re. London. KM
M2R and double Cs around central hole. Rv. Cruciform 1-5. Choice About Uncirculated to Uncirculated. (Total: 5
ornament around central hole ✩ Pattern 1 Krone. Ornate pieces) (150-200)
crowned M2R monogram around central hole. Rv. Knot
ornament ✩ Pattern 25 and 50 re. Designs as adopted in
1989-1990. All stamped PR VE. GP 31a, 32, 33, 35b, 36a,
37a. Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (200-250)

2978 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Presentation Pr ve

“Green Set,” 1988. Includes: ✩ Pattern 25 and 50 re ✩
2983 F R E iSLANdS. C.F. Siemsen. 16 Skilling Token
Krone ✩ 2 Kroner ✩ 5 Kroner ✩ 10 Kroner ✩ 20 Kroner.
(1856). Brass. Large initials CFS. Rv. 16 SKILLING I VARE
All stamped PR VE. In original Danmarks National ank
in three lines. Sieg 7. Rare. Choice Extremely Fine to About
hard green folder with Ny M ntr kke brochure which was
Uncirculated. (125-175)
given to Danish officials. Quite Rare with folder. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (Total: 7 pieces) (250-300)
2984 F R E iSLANdS. Klaksvig. J.F. Kjolbro. Complete
Set of Tokens (1930-1933). Aluminum. Uniface. Includes:
2979 dENMARK. Margrethe ii, 1972-. Complete Pr ve ✩ 10 re ✩ 25 re ✩ 50 re ✩ Krone ✩ 2 Kroner ✩ 5
“Green Set,” 1988: ✩ Pattern 25 and 50 re ✩ Krone ✩ 2 Kroner ✩ 10 Kroner. Fish r. Sieg 8-14. About Extremely
Kroner ✩ 5 Kroner ✩ 10 Kroner ✩ 20 Kroner. All stamped Fine-Extremely Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-200)
PR VE. GP 39-45. Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 7
pieces) (225-275) 2985 F R E iSLANdS. Fuglefjord. S.P. Petersens Eftf.
Complete Set of Tokens (1929-1933), including varieties.
Brass. Uniface. Scalloped. 5 re (large and small legends).
2980 dENMARK. Prison Tokens, 1949-1973. Complete Type Six-sided. 10 re (large and small legends, and EPTF for
Set. Includes: ✩ Brass 1 re ✩ Brass 2 re ✩ Brass 5 re EFTF variety). Octagonal. 25 re (regular and EPTF for
✩ Copper 10 re ✩ Copper 25 re ✩ Copper-Nickel 100 EFTF variety). Round. Krone, 2 and 5 Kroner. Very Fine-
re ✩ Copper-Nickel 200 re. F NGSELS V SENET, Extremely Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350)
ornament above, crossed branches below. Rvs. Numeral
value. Rare. Extremely Fine to Uncirculated. (Total: 7 2986 GREENLANd. Complete Country Set: ✩ 25 re, 1926.
pieces) (250-300) No center hole and center hole ✩ 50 re, 1926 ✩ Krone,
1926 (2, minor varieties) ✩ 5 Kroner, 1944 ✩ Krone, 1957
✩ 1960 ✩ 1964. KM 5-10a. The 25 re with hole grades
Visit stack’s auctions on-Line at About Very Fine, the others Choice About Uncirculated to
Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (200-250)
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for images of singLe item Lots not 2987 GREENLANd. Lot: ✩ 25 re, 1926 (2) ✩ Krone, 1926 (2)
✩ 5 Kroner, 1944 (2). Polar bear padding l. KM 5, 8, 9. The 5
pictured in the printed cataLogue. Kroners Very Fine, one of which with some light pinscratches;
the others Uncirculated. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-150)

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2988 GREENLANd. 5 Kroner, 1944. Crowned arms of Denmark, Rv. Value over polar bear walking l., date below.
Struck at the Philadelphia mint, no mintmark. KM 9. Bright Uncirculated. (100-150)

2989 GREENLANd. Home Rule. Bullion-issue 5 Piaster, 1987. 5 Oz, .999 Silver. Greenlandia seated l. resting her arm
on a shield which bears the Greenland flag - rising sun over Polar ice - designed by native artist Tue Christiansen
in 1985; country name in Greenlandic around: KALAALLIT NUNAAT. Rv. Polar bear walking l.; Danish country
name: GR NLAND around, value below. Bruce X6. Brilliant Proof. (75-100)

Historic and Very Rare Gibbs East Greenland Tokens

2990 GREENLANd. stgr nland. A. Gibbs & Sons. 6 Skilling, 24 Skilling and daler Tokens, 1863. A. Gibbs
& Sons. 6 Skilling, 24 Skilling and Daler Tokens, 1863. Brass. In 1863, the Danish crown granted a charter to
the eminent mercantile firm of A. Gibbs & Sons, which operated in London and South America, for exclusive
trading rights with the east coast of Greenland. The grant occurred through the good agency of one T.W. Tayler,
a chemist and enthusiast of Greenland and Icelandic sagas.
When Greenland was first settled by colonists from Norway and Denmark some 800 years before, two colo-
nies were formed: a western and an eastern. In the early 1400’s, the east coast colony flourished with some 190
villages, its own bishop and a number of parishes. But while the western colony continued to exist, the eastern
over the centuries had completely disappeared from sight and knowledge. The search for the “lost East Greenland
colony” had engendered a following in the exploration and adventurers circles. And Tayler believed he could
find the lost colony and set up a new settlement at Ekalumiut.
On August 21, 1863 an expedition under the leadership of Tayler left Gravesend, England aboard the steamships
“Baron Hambro” and “Caroline.” Unfortunately, the ships met with unpenetratable icepacks, and had to return
to England. Gibbs and Tayler, though, would not give up. A fine steamship was built in the yards at Dundee, the
“Erik.” In 1865, a new expedition set off aboard the “Erik.” But while the new steamer made it further than the
other two ships, ice barriers and other obstacles forced it to turn back and Gibbs abandoned the quest. Sieg 9,
10, 11. Very Rare and historically important. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (1,500-2,000)

2991 GREENLANd. ivigtut Cryolite Mining & Trading Co. Lot: ✩ Second Token
series, 1882-1892. 5 re Token. inc, 27mm x 1.4mm thick. Uniface. Sieg 18,
II , KM Tn33.2. About Extremely Fine. Third token series, 1892-1922. All inc
and Uniface: ✩ 5 re Token. 30.5mm ✩ 10 re Token. 30.5mm ✩ 50 re Token.
38mm ✩ 100 re Token. 44.4mm. Sieg 19 (III), 20 (III), 21 (III), 22 (III); KM
Tn39, 40, 41, 42.1. Some pesting on the 100. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total:
Part of Lot 2991 5 pieces) (800-1,000)

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2992 GREENLANd. ivigtut Cryolite Mining & Trading Co. Fourth Token series. 10 Kroner Tokens,
1922 (struck in 1926). Study Variety Pair. Company Arms - polar bear seated l. on a shield topped by
a winged petasos. Rv. Value at center. On the variety, a small cap-like metal blob is seen before the
bear’s knee along with partial incuse rectangles in the area, a result of adhesions to and minor erosion
of the die. S.27, 27v, KM Tn49, 49v. Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-175)
Found in large, commercial quantities only on the west coast of Greenland, the mineral Cryolite was used in the aluminum industry.
The settlement for the mining operations was at Ivigtut in the southwest. By the 1980’s, the mineral deposits, though, were exhausted.
The town of Ivigtut is now a “ghost-town,” abandoned save for the Danish naval base at Kangilinnguit.

2993 GREENLANd. Royal Greenland Trade (Company). Angmagssalik island. Lot of tokens, 1894-1926: ✩
5 re ✩ 10 re ✩ 25 re ✩ 50 re (2, both machine-punched hole types) ✩ 100 re ✩ 500 re. inc. Unifce
✩ 500 re. Aluminum. Uniface. All with minute mintages (99-155 pieces struck of each). Sieg 38-40, 42, 43,
45, 46; KM Tn16-19.1, 21.1, 23.2, 25. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (1,000-1,500)

2994 GREENLANd. Thule-Kap york. 5 and 10 Kroner, 1932. from company stores might pocket the coal money for themselves. To prevent
this scenario, the company issued these brass control tallies. The tallies were
Aluminum. Sieg 35, 36; KM Tn9, 10. Good Extremely Fine. issued in two series, one for native, the other for imported coal.
(Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)
Polar explorer Knud Rasmussen established the Thule (Gaanaaq) - Kap
York Arctic trading station in 1910 on the Hayes Peninsula in northwestern
2997 GREENLANd. danske Hotel, S ndre Str mfjord.
Greenland. The U.S. currently maintains military bases there. Complete Set of Food Tokens. Ca. 1960’s. Aluminum,
rectangular. Uniface. Morgenmad (Breakfast), Frokost
2995 GREENLANd. Coal Tokens. Gr nlands e ul (Green- (Lunch), Kaffe m/ Br d (Coffee and bread), and Middag
land i.e. native coal). Complete Set. Brass, rectangular (early Dinner). Royal Greenland Trading Co. Arms lower
(vertically). Uniface. 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000 Kilo- right. Sieg p.206. Extremely Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (60-90)
grams. Large Royal Greenland Trading Company Arms
below upper tag hole, coal type and weight below. Sieg 2998 GREENLANd. danske Hotel, S ndre Str mfjord.
p.204. Typical light surface marks. Extremely Fine to About Complete Set of Food Tokens. Ca. 1960’s. Aluminum,
Uncirculated. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-200) rectangular. Uniface. Morgenmad (Breakfast), Frokost
(Lunch), Kaffe m/ Br d (Coffee and bread), and Middag
2996 GREENLANd. Coal Tokens. denlands ul (Foreign, (early Dinner). Royal Greenland Trading Co. Arms lower
imported, Coal). Complete Set. Brass, round. Uniface. 5, right. Sieg p.206. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated.
10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000 Kilograms. Large Royal Green- (Total: 4 pieces) (60-90)
land Trading Company Arms below upper tag hole, coal type These colorful tokens were issued in two sets: one for the Canteen at
Narssarssuaq, the other for the Danske Hotel in S ndre Str mfjord. Used until
and weight flanking. Sieg p.204. Typical light surface marks. the early 1980’s, they served as daily food coupons for air transit passengers
Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) (150-200) who made their connections in Narssarssuaq (once the U.S. Army Airforce
In the early 1960’s, mistrustful officials at the KGH (Royal Greenland base known as Bluie West One from 1942-1958) and S ndre Str mfjord (entry
Trading Company) feared that the native Greenlanders who dispensed coal point for all regular Greenland flights).

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iCELANd FRANCE
2999 iCELANd. Set of Medallic 2, 5, 10 Kr nur, 1930. On the
Millenium of the Althing. Saxon State Mint, Muldenhutten.
✩ 2 Kr nur. Bare-breasted Justice seated facing in judgment
chair, holding bound laws and torch. Rv. Medieval cross:
Iceland’s guardian spirits -- a bull, bird, dragon, and giant
- in the quadrants ✩ 5 Kr nur. Go i - Althing judge standing
facing. Rv. Eternity: Dragon-bird ✩ 10 Kr nur. Father inn
enthroned l. bestowing wisdom on two nude youths kneeling
at his sides. Rv. Icelandic Arms supported by cloven-footed
ox and wildman with club, dragon and bird behind. KM M1- 3004 FRANCE. Henri ii, 1547-1559. Teston, 1554. Toulouse.
3. Extremely Fine. An evocative and wonderfully designed Bust r. Rv., Crowned Shield of France divides on each
set that has been ever popular. (Total: 3 pieces) (200-300) side a crowned letter H with mintmark M below. Dup 983.
3000 iCELANd. Trio of Proof Sets, 1974. Two-piece Sets with VF. (600-800)
500 and 1,000 Kr nur, 1974. 1,100th Anni ersary of the First
Settlement. KM PS2. In original hard red cases. Brilliant
Proof. (Total: 3 Sets) (60-90)

3005 FRANCE. Louis XVi, 1774-1790. Louis d’Or, 1786 A.

Head l. Rv. Crowned Arms of France and Navarre in shields,
with mintmark below. KM 591.1. Very slight evidence of
mount mark, otherwise good Fine. (300-400)

3001 iCELANd. Eyrarbakka. J.R.B. Lefolii. 10, 25 and 100

Aurar Tokens, (ca. 1900). Brass. Name and location around
numeral value. Rv. GEGN V RUM (“Against Goods”)
in wreath. KM Tn5-7. Rare. Extremely Fine. (Total: 3
pieces) (300-400)
3006 FRANCE. Louis XVi, 1774-1790. Louis d’Or, 1787 A.
Head l. Rv. Crowned Arms of France and Navarre in shields,
with mintmark below. KM 591.1. Good Fine. (300-400)

3002 iCELANd. Eyrarbakka. J.R.B. Lefolii. Rye Bread Token.

Brass. Uniface. 1 RUGBRAUD (ornamental line) J.R.B.L.
Very Rare. Extremely Fine. (125-175)

3003 iNdiA. TRANQUEBAR. Christian Vii-Viii. Lot. 4

Kas: ✩ 176(8 ) ✩ 1790 ✩ 1816 ✩ 1831 ✩ 1833 ✩ 1834
✩ 1841 ✩ 1844 (2, vars.) ✩ 10 Kas, 1822. The first About
Very Good, 1844s with some porosity and deposits; the 3007 FRANCE. Louis XVi, 1774-1793. 5 Francs, 1786 M.
others Fine-Extremely Fine. The 1831 Choice About Toulouse. Bust l. Rv. Crowned French coat of arms within
Uncirculated and Very Rare so nice. A decent lot. (Total: a wreath. KM 564.10. Iridescent toning, Good Extremely
10 pieces) (150-200) Fine. (150-250)

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3014 FRANCE. Napoleon as Emperor, 1804-14. 40 Francs,

1811 A. Head l. Rv. Value inside olive wreath with date and
mintmark below. KM 696.1. Very Fine. (500-600)

3015 FRANCE. Napoleon i as Emperor, 1804-1811. 5 Francs,

3008 FRANCE. Louis XVi, 1774-1793. 5 Francs, 1790 A. Paris. 1811 A. Paris. Bust r. Rv. Value inside wreath with date
Bust l. Rv. Crowned French coat of arms within a wreath. below and legend EMPIRE FRANCAIS. KM 694.1. About
KM 564.1. Very Fine. (50-100) Extremely Fine. (120-180)
3009 FRANCE. Louis XVi, 1774-1793. 5 Francs, 1793 M.
Toulouse. Bust l. Rv. Genius inscribing a tablet. KM 615.9.
About Very Fine. (150-200)

3010 FRANCE. Napoleon i as Premiere Consul, 1799-1804.

20 Francs, AN12, (1804 A). Head l. Rv. Value inside olive
wreath with date and mintmark below. KM 146. Good
Fine. (200-250)

3016 STRASBoURG. Siege Money. 1 Decime, 1814. Letter N

below crown and ribbons inside oak wreath. Rv. UN DEC-
IME 1814 BB inside another oak wreath. Small date variety.
Minted using metal from captured cannons. Le Franc VI,
1301.2. About Very Fine. (200-300)

3017 FRANCE. Louis XViii, 1814-24. 20 Francs, 1814 L.

Bayonne. Bust r. Rv. Crowned shield within a wreath, date
and mintmark below. Only 45,000 minted. KM 170.3. Very
Fine. (200-250)
3011 FRANCE. Napoleon i as Premiere Consul, 1799-1804. 5
Francs, 1802 A. Paris. Bust r. Rv. Value inside wreath with
date below - AN XI - and legend REPUBLIQUE FRAN-
CAISE. KM 650.1. About Very Fine. (150-250)

3018 FRANCE. Louis XViii, 1815-24. 20 Francs, 1820 A. Head

r. Rv. Crowned shield of France, dividing value, within olive
wreath, date and mintmark below. KM 712.1. Extremely
Fine. (350-450)

3019 FRANCE. Second Republic. 20 Francs, 1851 A. Paris.

Ceres head r. Rv. Value within wreath. KM 762. Extremely
3012 FRANCE. Napoleon as Emperor, 1804-14. 40 Francs, AN13, Fine. (150-200)
1805 A. Head l. Rv. Value inside olive wreath with date and
mintmark below. KM 664.1. Good Fine. (450-500)

3020 FRANCE. Napoleon iii, 1852-70. 100 Francs, 1855 A. Bare

Head r. Rv. Crowned Imperial Arms within a mantle with two
3013 FRANCE. Napoleon as Emperor, 1804-14. 40 Francs, scepters representing the hand of justice and Charlemagne,
1806 A. Head l. Rv. Value inside olive wreath with date and dividing value with date and mintmark below. KM 786.1.
mintmark below. KM 675.1. Good Fine. (450-500) Uncirculated. (1,100-1,300)

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3021 FRANCE. Napoleon iii, 1852-70. 20 Francs, 1865 A. Bare GERMANy ANd GERMAN STATES
Head r. Rv. Crowned Imperial Arms within a mantle with two
scepters representing the hand of justice and Charlemagne, Please refer to lots 3418 to 3485
dividing value with date and mintmark below. KM 801.1. for an impressive collection of Bavarian talers.
Uncirculated. (250-300)

3022 FRANCE. Napoleon iii, 1852-70. 20 Francs, 1868 A. Bare

Head r. Rv. Crowned Imperial Arms within a mantle with two
scepters representing the hand of justice and Charlemagne,
dividing value with date and mintmark below. KM 801.1.
Almost Uncirculated. (250-300)

3028 GERMAN STATES. AACHEN. 32 Mark, 1755. Eagle in

double heading circle. Rv. Narrow altar, pointed corona-
3023 FRANCE. Napoleon iii, 1852-1870. 10 Centimes, 1856. tion regalia. Very Rare in this quality. KM 44. Extremely
Unknown Mint. SEDAN counterstamp. Bust l., with date Fine. (350-750)
below. Rv. Eagle with head to right and an unreadable
mintmark below. KM 771.x. Good. (5-15) 3029 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Ludwig, 1864-86. Pair:
✩ 10 Mark, 1878 ✩ 20 Mark, 1873. Bust r. Rv. Old style
Imperial eagle dividing value with date below. KM 503 and
501. Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-350)
3024 FRANCE. Third Republic, 1871-1940. 20 Francs, 1897 3030 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. otto, 1886-1913. 10
A. Standing Genius writing the Constitution. Rv. Value and Mark, 1896 D. Bust l. Rv. Imperial eagle with date and value
date within oak wreath, mintmark below. KM 825. Uncir- in the legend. KM 510. Key date, long scratch on the reverse,
culated. (200-250) otherwise good Very Fine. (150-200)

3031 GERMAN STATES. FRANKFURT. Thaler, 1859. 100th

Anni ersary - Birth of Schiller. KM 359. Toned Uncircu-
lated. (130-180)
3025 FRANCE. Third Republic. 20 Francs, 1903. Oak leaf
wreath encircles liberty head r. Rv. Rooster divides denomi-
nation, date below. KM 847. Uncirculated. (200-300)

3026 FRANCE. Third Republic. 10 Francs, 1899 A. Paris. Bust

l. Rv. Value inside wreath with date and mintmark below.
3032 GERMAN STATES. HAMBURG. 20 Mark, 1877 J. City
KM 830. Extremely Fine/Uncirculated. (100-150)
Arms - Three tower castle on a helmeted shield with support-
ers. Rv. Old style Imperial eagle, value and date in legend.
KM 289. Extremely Fine. (300-350)

3027 FRANCE. LoRRAiNE. Antoine, 1508-1544. Quart de Tes- 3033 GERMAN STATES. HAMBURG. 20 Mark, 1878 J. Three
ton, 1524. Crowned bust l., Rv. Crowned arms flanked with tower castle on a helmeted shield with supporters. Rv. Old
patriarchal cross. Boudeau 1516. Toned VF. (600-800) style Imperial eagle, value and date in legend. KM 289. Good
Very Fine. (250-350)

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3043 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.

Thaler, 1861. Coronation of Wilhelm I and Augusta. KM
488. Mounted in a contemporary brooch with missing pin,
otherwise good Very Fine. (30-50)

3044 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.

3034 GERMAN STATES. HAMBURG. 20 Mark, 1887 J. City
Thaler, 1871. Victory o er France in the Franco-Prussian
Arms - Three tower castle on a helmeted shield with support-
War. KM 500. Cleaned, bag marks, otherwise about Ex-
ers. Rv. Old style Imperial eagle, value and date in legend.
tremely Fine. (80-120)
KM 289. Rare. Extremely Fine. (350-450)

3035 GERMAN STATES. HAMBURG. 20 Mark, 1913 J. Mm

Three tower castle on a helmeted shield with supporters. Rv.
New style Imperial eagle, value and date in legend. KM 295.
Uncirculated. (250-350)

3036 GERMAN STATES. HANAU-LiCHTENBERG. Johann

Reinhard i, 1599-1625. Testone, n.d. Bust r. Rv. Four fold
arms with central chevron shield. KM 6. Looks to have been 3045 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Friedrich iii, March
removed from a mount at 12 o’clock, excellent strong strike, 1888-June 1888. 20 Mark, 1888 A. Head r. Rv. Crowned
otherwise almost Extremely Fine. (200-250) German eagle, date and value in legend. KM 515. Uncircu-
lated. (450-550)
3037 GERMAN STATES. HESSE-CASSEL. Friedrich ii,
1760-1785. 1 Thaler, 1776. Bust r. Rv. Eight pointed star
with rampant lion in the center with value above and date 3046 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918.
below. KM 516. About Extremely Fine. (200-300) 20 Mark, 1907 A. Head r. Rv. New style crowned Ger-
man eagle, date and value in legend. KM 521. Good Very
3038 GERMAN STATES. HESSE-CASSEL. Friedrich ii, Fine. (250-300)
1760-1785. 4 Heller, 1782. Crowned lion left on pedestal.
Rv. Value and date. KM 508. Cleaned, otherwise Very
Fine. (10-20)

3039 GERMAN STATES. WEST PRUSSiA. Sigismund i,

1506-1548. Groschen (Groszy), 1535. Crowned and armored
bust r. within braided circle. Rv. Eagle, head l., brandish-
ing sword, within circle. Some typical weakness at centers.
About Uncirculated. AU-55 (NGC). (100-150)
3047 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918.
20 Mark, 1913 A. Head r. Rv. New style crowned Ger-
man eagle, date and value in legend. KM 521. Uncircu-
lated. (400-500)

3040 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-88. 20

Mark, 1875 A. Head r. Rv. Crowned German eagle, date and
value in legend. KM 505. Good Very Fine. (300-400)

3048 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm ii, 1888-1918.

20 Mark, 1914 A. 25th Year of Reign. KM 537. Uncircu-
lated. (400-500)

3041 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-88. 20

Mark, 1878 C. Cleve mint. Head r. Rv. Crowned German
eagle, date and value in legend. KM 505. Rare. Good Very
Fine. (400-500)

3042 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. Wilhelm i, 1861-1888.

10 Mark, 1872 E. Bust r. Rv. Crowned eagle of the German 3049 GERMAN STATES. SAXE-ALTENBURG. Ernst i,
Reich dividing value with date below. KM 502. Extremely 1853-1908. 2 Mark, 1901. Bust r. Rv. German Eagle with
Fine. (150-200) value below. KM 144. Uncirculated. (600-800)

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3058 GERMANy. Weimar Republic, 1919-33. 5 Reichsmark,

1930. Imperial eagle within circle, denomination below. Rv.
Oak tree divides date. KM 56. Proof. (800-1100)
3050 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann Georg, 1616-
1656. Thaler, 1631. Bust r., with sword and helmet. Rv.
Helmeted arms. KM 132. Dav. 7601. About Uncircu-
lated. (500-600)

3051 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann Georg iii, 1680-

1691. 2/3 Thaler, 1685. Bust r. Rv Crowned Arms of Saxony
dividing initials CF with date above and value below. KM
571. Toned, planchet shows irregular pitting probably due
to impurities in the original metal, otherwise excellent detail
and Good Very Fine. (200-250)
3059 GERMANy. Weimar Republic, 1919-33. 5 Reichs-
3052 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. Johann, 1854-73. 20 mark, 1930. Graf eppelin Flight. KM 68. Uncircu-
Mark, 1872 E. Head l. Rv. Old style Imperial eagle, dividing lated. (250-350)
value, date in legend. KM 1233. Very Fine. (300-400)
3060 GERMANy. Weimar Republic, 1919-33. 3 Reichsmark,
3053 GERMAN STATES. WESTPHALiA. Jerome Napoleon, 1930. Graf eppelin Flight. KM 67. Cleaned, dull surface,
1807-13. 20 Franken, 1809 J. Laureate bust l. Rv. Value otherwise Uncirculated. (140-200)
within a wreath, date below, mintmaster’s mark - horse head.
KM 33. Significant circulation, polished surfaces, otherwise 3061 GERMANy. 5 Marks, 1967. Wilhelm and Alexander on
Fine. (200-250) Hum oldt. KM 120.1. Bright Uncirculated. (20-30)
3054 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Karl i, 1864-
91. 20 Mark, 1872 F. Bust r. Rv. Old style Imperial eagle ENGLANd ANd GREAT BRiTAiN
dividing value with date below. KM 622. Good Very
Fine. (200-300)

3055 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Wilhelm ii,

1891-1918. 20 Mark, 1900 F. Bust r. Rv. New larger style
Imperial eagle, value and date in the legend. KM 634. Un-
circulated. (250-350)

3056 GERMAN STATES. WURTTEMBERG. Wilhelm ii,

1891-1918. 10 Mark, 1904. Bust r. Rv. New style Impe-
3062 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Shilling, Mm Star.
rial eagle, value and date in legend. KM 633. Extremely
28mm. Milled coinage, 1560-6. Crowned bust l. wearing
Fine. (200-300)
decorated dress. Rv. Cross over shield. S.2592. Toned Good
Very Fine. (600-700)

3063 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Shilling, 1584-6. Mm

Escallop. Fifth Issue, 1582-1600. Bust l. Royal shield over
long cross. 5.71 grams. S.2577. Very Good. (90-120)

3064 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Shilling, 1595-8. Mm

Key. Fifth Issue, 1582-1600. Bust l. Royal shield over long
cross. 4.52 grams. S.2577. Very Good. (90-120)

3065 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Milled sixpence,

3057 GERMANy. Weimar Republic, 1919-33. 5 Reichs- 1567. Mm Lis. Small bust l., with rose behind. Rv. Cross
mark, 1927. 100th Anni ersary - Bremerha en. KM 51. over Royal Shield with date above. 3.03 grams. S.2599.
Proof. (800-1,200) Well struck with a strong portrait of the queen.Very
Fine. (400-600)

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3066 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Sixpence, 1575.

Mm Eglantine. Third Issue, 1573-1578. Bust l., with rose
behind, mintmark at beginning of legend. Royal shield over
long cross, date above shield. 2.76 grams. S.2563. Almost
Fine. (90-120)

3067 ENGLANd. Elizabeth i, 1558-1603. Sixpence, 1579. Mm 3072 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Crown, 1630/1.
Greek Cross. Fourth Issue, 1578-1582. Bust l., with rose behind, Second bust in ruff, armour and mantle l., mintmark unclear.
mintmark at beginning of legend. Royal shield over long cross, Rv. Square topped shield, mintmark plume clearly visible.
date above shield. 2.94 grams. S.2572. Fine. (90-120) S.2712. Fine. (250-350)

3073 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Crown, 1631/2.

3068 GREAT BRiTAiN. James i, 1603-1625. Crown. First Mm. Rose over plume. King on horseback, smaller horseman
Coinage. Mm. Thistle, 1 03-4. King on horseback. Rv. Royal (class 2A type), the king holds his sword on his shoulder,
Arms in square garnished shield. 29.11 grams. S.2643. Good mintmark normally associated with class 2B type. Rv. Royal
Fine. (2,000-3,000) Arms inside an oval shield, with CR above shield. Rarely
seen variant - obverse features of a Type 2A crown with Type
2B. 29.77 grams. Lingford 92. Very Fine. (2,500-3,500)

3069 GREAT BRiTAiN. James i, 1603-1625. Crown. Second

Coinage. Mm. Escallop, 1 0 -7. King on horseback. Rv.
Royal Arms in square garnished shield. 29.32 grams. S.2652. 3074 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Crown, 1644/45.
Very Fine. (2,250-2,500) Truro mint. King on horseback, sash in large bow, mintmark
rose. Rv. Royal Arms in an oval garnished shield, mintmark
3070 GREAT BRiTAiN. James i, 1603-1625. Halfcrown, rose. Struck from the same pair of dies as the unique half-
1621/3. Third Coinage 1619 to 1625. King on horseback pound in the British Museum. Very rare. 29.20 grams.
with plain ground line, mintmark thistle. Rv. Square topped Lingford 183. About Very Fine. (3,000-4,000)
Shield, bird headed harp, legend UAE DEUS, mintmark
thistle. S.2666. Almost Fine / Fine. (200-300)

3071 GREAT BRiTAiN. James i, 1603-1625. Shilling, 1605/6.

Second coinage, 1604-19, Mm Rose. Third bust r., beard 3075 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1662.
cut square and stands out, value XII behind bust. Rv. Royal Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform Shields, interlinked C’s
Arms. 5.71 grams. S.2654. Beautifully toned, excellent detail in angles. Ten strings to harp. Edge undated - DECVS ET
to shield and a nice portrait with good detail, otherwise Very TVTAMEN - with close spacing between letters. 29.63 grams.
Fine. (400-500) S.3353. ESC 19. Very Fine. (950-1,100)

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3076 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Halfcrown,

1632/3. Tower Mint Coinage 1625 to 1642. King on horse-
back with no ground line, mintmark harp. Rv. Garnished
Oval Shield which divides CR. mintmark harp. S.2771. Very
Good / Fine. (75-100)

3077 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Trio of Half-

crowns, 1643-1646. Tower Mint under Parliament Coinage,
1642 to 1649. King on horseback with no ground line. Rv.
Garnished Oval Shield. Three halfcrowns from this period 3081 GREAT BRiTAiN. Commonwealth of England, 1649-
with mintmarks, (P), eye and sun. S.2778. Very Good / Fine. 1660. Cromwell Halfcrown, 1658. Laureate and draped bust
(Total: 3 pieces) (100-150) l. Rv. The Protectorate Shield. With date above. S.3227A.
ESC 447. Fine. (800-1,000)

3082 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1662.

Head r., rose below. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, inter-
linked C’s in angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge undated
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN - with close spacing between letters.
S.3350, ESC 15A. Fine. (125-175)

3083 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1663.

3078 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles i, 1625-1649. Shilling, n.d. Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
Second Milled Issue, 1638-1639. Briot’s late bust l., XII angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
behind. Rv. Cross over shield. S.2859. Pale lavender-gray. MEN ANNO REGNI V. S.3354. ESC 22. Fine. (250-300)
Typical light adjustment marks. Extremely Fine. (600-700)

3079 GREAT BRiTAiN. Commonwealth of England, 1649- 3084 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1664.
1660. Halfcrown, 1653. Cross of St. George between two Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
sprays of palm and olive. Rv. Two shields joined, Cross of angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
St. George and Harp of Ireland, with value and date above. MEN ANNO REGNI VI. S.3355. ESC 28. Struck off center,
S.3215. ESC 431A. Corrosion over 1/3 of coin evident on otherwise Good Fine. (500-600)
the reverse otherwise almost Fine / Fine. (250-350)

3080 GREAT BRiTAiN. Commonwealth of England, 1649- 3085 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1666.
1660. Halfcrown, 1656. Cross of St. George between two Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s
sprays of palm and olive. Rv. Two shields joined, Cross of in angles. Five strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET
St. George and Harp of Ireland, with value and date above. TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VIII. S.3355. ESC 32. Good
S.3215. ESC 437. About Fine. (300-400) Fine. (600-800)

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3093 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1673/2.

Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO VINTO. 3 of date over 2,
Rare. S.3358. ESC 48. Good Fine. (300-400)
3094 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1673.
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Six strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO VINTO. S.3358. ESC 47.
Fine. (150-200)
3086 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1666.
Head r., elephant below (made from silver derived from 3095 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1676.
Guinea). Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
in angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET angles. Six strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VIII. S.3356. ESC 33. Rare. MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO OCTAVO. S.3358. ESC 51.
Faint letter scratches to bust. Fine. (400-600) Fine. (150-200)

3096 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1677.

Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Five strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO NONO. S.3358. ESC 52.
Fine. (200-300)

3097 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1678/7.

Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO. 8 of date over 7. S.3358.
ESC 55. Very Good. (125-175)
3087 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1667.
Third draped bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, inter-
3098 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1679.
linked C’s in the angles. Five strings to the harp. Edge reads
Head r., third bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, inter-
- DECVS . ET . TVTAMEN . AN . REG . DECIMO . NONO
linked C’s in angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated -
. 29.77 grams. S.3358. Toned, otherwise Good Fine / almost
DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO PRIMO.
Very Fine. (700-900)
S.3358. ESC 56. Fine. (150-200)
Old ticket indicates coin was purchased from Spinks in
Decem er 1947 for 4 GBP.
3099 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1679.
3088 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1667. Head r., fourth bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, in-
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in terlinked C’s in angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated -
angles. Four strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO PRIMO.
MEN AN. REG. DECIMO NONO. S.3357. ESC 35A. Scarce. S.3359. ESC 57. Fine. (150-200)
Almost Fine. (125-175)
3100 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1680.
3089 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1668. Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in angles. angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO MEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO SECUNDO. 29.45 grams.
REGNI VICESIMO. S.3357. ESC 36. Fine. (150-200) S.3359. ESC 60. Fine. (150-200)
3090 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1670.
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO SECVNDO. S.3357. ESC
40. Fine. (150-200)
3091 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1671.
Head r., third bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, inter-
linked C’s in angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO TERTIO.
S.3358. ESC 43. Fine. (150-200)
3092 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1672. 3101 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1682.
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in
angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA- angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
MEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO VARTO. S.3358. ESC 43. MEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO VARTO. 2 in date over
Fine. (150-200) 1. S.3359. ESC 65A. Very Fine. (650-800)

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3102 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Crown, 1684. 3108 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Crown, 1687.
Head r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in Head l., Second bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Five
angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA- strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
MEN ANNO REGNI TRICESIMO SE TO. Rare. S.3359. REGNI TERTIO. S.3407. ESC 78. There is general porosity
ESC 67. Good Fine. (400-600) probably a result from earth burial for an extended period
otherwise Very Fine. (1,000-1,200)
3103 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Group of
Halfcrowns: ✩ 1663 ✩ 1664 ✩ 1670 ✩ 1671 ✩ 1672
✩ 1673. Draped bust of King r. Rv. Crowned Cruciform
Shields, interlinked C’s in angles. S.3361, 3362, 3365, 3366
and 3367. ESC 457, 460, 467, 468, 470 and 473. Very Good
to Fine. (Total: 6 pieces) (600-800)

3104 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Quintet of

Halfcrowns: ✩ 1675 ✩ 1676 ✩ 1677 ✩ 1679 ✩ 1683.
Draped bust of King r. Rv. Crowned Cruciform Shields,
interlinked C’s in angles. S.3367. ESC 477A, 478A, 479,
481 and 490. Very Good to Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) 3109 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Crown, 1687.
(500-600) Head l., Second bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Eight
strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
3105 GREAT BRiTAiN. Charles ii, 1660-1685. Trio: ✩ Four- REGNI TERTIO. S.3407. ESC 78. Good Fine. (350-450)
pence, 1677 ✩ Threepence, 1680 ✩ Twopence, 1679. Bust
r. Rv. Interlinked C’s corresponding to value. S.3384 - ESC
1840, S.3386 - ESC 1972, S.3388 - ESC 2181. Fine to Very
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-200)

3106 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Guinea, 1687. 3110 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Crown, 1688.
Second laureate bust l. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields, scep- Head l., Second bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Seven
ters in angles. S.3402. Smooth edge. Very Good. (250-350) strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
REGNI VARTO. S.3407. ESC 80. Colorful toning gives
this coin eye appeal. Good Fine/Very Fine. (700-900)

3107 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Crown, 1686. 3111 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Crown, 1688.
Head l., First bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Six Head l., Second bust. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Seven
strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
REGNI SECVNDO. Scarce. S.3406. ESC 76. Some weak REGNI VARTO. S.3407. ESC 80. Some surface porosity
points on reverse side otherwise Very Fine. (1,300-1,500) otherwise Good Fine. (500-600)

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3112 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Halfcrown, 1685. 3120 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Half-
Draped bust of King l. Rv. Crowned Cruciform Shields. Regnal crown, 1691. Conjoined busts r. Rv. Crowned cruciform
year on edge in words. S.3408. ESC 493. Fine. (150-200) Shields WM monogram in the angles. Regnal year on edge
in words. S.3436. ESC 516. Fine. (125-175)
3113 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Halfcrown, 1686.
Draped bust of King l. Rv. Crowned Cruciform Shields. Regnal
year on edge in words. S.3408. ESC 494. Fine. (150-250)

3114 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Halfcrown, 1687.

Draped bust of King l. Rv. Crowned Cruciform Shields.
Regnal year on edge in words. S.3408. ESC 498. Good
Fine. (200-300)

3115 GREAT BRiTAiN. James ii, 1685-1688. Halfcrown, 1688.

Draped bust of King l. Rv. Crowned Cruciform Shields. 3121 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Half-
Regnal year on edge in words. S.3408. ESC 502. Good crown, 1693. Conjoined busts r. Rv. Crowned cruciform
Fine. (150-250) Shields WM monogram in the angles. Regnal year on edge
in words. S.3436. ESC 519. Good Very Fine. (550-650)

3122 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Half-

crown, 1693. Conjoined busts r. Rv. Crowned cruciform
Shields WM monogram in the angles. 3 in date o er in erted
3. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3436. ESC 521. Very
Good. (75-100)

3116 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Crown,

1692/inverted 2. Conjoined busts r. Rv, Cruciform shields
around lion of Orange-Nassau. Monogrammed “WM” and
one digit of date in each angle. Ten strings to harp. Edge dated
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VARTO. S.3433
- Variety 2 o er an in erted 2 can e clearly seen. ESC 84.
Fine. (550-650) 3123 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Guinea, 1700.
Second laureate bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields be-
tween which are four scepters, with central lion of Nassau.
3117 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Crown, S.3460. Fine. (350-450)
1692. Conjoined busts r. Rv, Cruciform shields around lion of
Orange-Nassau. Monogrammed “WM” and one digit of date
in each angle. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VARTO. S.3433 ESC 83. Very
Good. (150-200)

3124 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Crown,

1695. SEPTIMO. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv.
3118 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. Crowned cruciform Arms, lion rampant at center. S.3470.
Halfcrown, 1689. Conjoined busts r. Rv. Second crowned Light gray with iridescent amber and cobalt-blue highlights.
Shield. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3435. ESC 509. Very Fine. (300-400)
Good Fine. (250-350)

3119 GREAT BRiTAiN. William and Mary, 1688-1694. 3125 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Crown, 1695.
Halfcrown, 1689. Conjoined busts r. Rv. First crowned First draped bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Seven
Shield. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3434. ESC 503. strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
Fine. (100-150) REGNI OCTAVO. S.3470. ESC 87. Fine. (100-150)

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3133 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown,

1696. First bust r., with letter N below. Rv. Crowned cruci-
form Shields. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3491. ESC
550. Very Good. (125-175)

3134 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown, 1698.

First bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform Shields. Regnal year on
edge in words. S.3494. ESC 554. Very Good. (50-80)

3126 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown,

1696. First bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform small Shields.
Regnal year on edge in words. S.3475. ESC 534. Flan reduc-
tion marks, otherwise Good Very Fine. (500-1,000)
3127 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Crown, 1696.
First draped bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Seven
strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO
REGNI OCTAVO. S.3470. ESC 89. Fine. (100-150)
3135 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown,
1700. First bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform Shields. Regnal
year on edge in words. S.3494. ESC 562. Almost Very
Fine. (350-450)

3136 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown,

1701. First bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform Shields. Regnal
year on edge in words. S.3494. ESC 564. Almost Very
Fine. (250-350)

3128 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Crown, 1696.

First draped bust r., Legend has error, reads GEI instead
of DEI. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Seven strings to
harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI
OCTAVO. Rare, listed as Rare2 in ESC. S.3470. ESC 91.
Very Good. (300-400)
3129 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown, 3137 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Guinea, 1714. Third
1696. First bust r., with letter B below. Rv. Crowned cruci- draped bust l. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields between which
form Shields. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3482. ESC are four scepters. Edge milled. S.3574. Fine. (350-450)
530A. Very Good. (60-100)
3130 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown, 3138 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1700. Third
1696. First bust r., with letter C below. Rv. Crowned cruci- draped bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. Ten strings
form Shields. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3483. ESC to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI
531. Fine. (125-175) DECIMO TERTIO. Listed as Rare in ESC. S.3474. ESC 98.
Fine. (150-200)
3131 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown,
1696. First bust r., with letter E below. Rv. Crowned cruci-
form Shields. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3484. ESC
532. Fine. (125-175)

3139 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. VIGO Crown, 1703.

3132 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iii, 1694-1702. Halfcrown, First draped bust l., with VIGO below. Rv. Four undivided
1697. First bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform Shields. Regnal cruciform shields around central lion of the garter. Known
year on edge in words. S.3487. ESC 541. Traces of surface as the Before Union reverse. Seven strings to harp. Edge
contamination to obverse, an old toned scratch across the dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TERTIO.
reverse, otherwise Very Fine. (400-500) S.3576. ESC 99. Fine. (400-500)

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3140 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1705. First 3145 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. After Union. Crown,
draped bust l. Rv. Four undivided cruciform Shields around 1713. Third draped bust l. Rv. Four divided cruciform Shields
central lion of the garter with plumes in the angles. Seven around central lion of the garter with roses and plumes in the
strings to harp. Edge inscribed - DECVS ET TVTAMEN angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTA-
ANNO REGNI VINTO. Rarity 2 classification in ESC. MEN ANNO REGNI DVODECIMO. 29.81 grams. S.3603.
29.88 grams. S.3577. ESC 100. Planchet flaws and a few ESC 109. Very Fine/Almost Extremely Fine. (650-750)
light surface scratches, otherwise approaching Extremely
Fine. (3,000-4,000) 3146 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Quintet of Half-
crowns: ✩ 1706 ✩ 1707 ✩ 1710 ✩ 1712 ✩ 1713. Draped
bust l. Rv. Four cruciform shields with roses and plumes in
3141 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1707. the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3582, 3607.
First draped bust l. Rv. Four undivided cruciform shields ESC 572, 573, 581, 582 and 583. Good to Fine. (Total: 5
around central lion of the garter with roses and plumes in pieces) (350-450)
the angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI SE TO. Rare. S.3578. ESC 102. 3147 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Group of four
Very Good. (125-175) Halfcrowns: ✩ 1707E ✩ 1708E ✩ 1709 ✩ 1713. Draped
bust l. Rv. Four cruciform shields. Regnal year on edge in
words. S.3604, 3605. ESC 575, 576, 579 and 583. Good to
3142 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1707. Sec- Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (400-500)
ond draped bust l., with E for Edinburgh below. Rv. Four
cruciform shields with the top and bottom shields divided
into the Arms of England and Scotland. Known as the “After
Union” reverse. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS
ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI SE TO. S.3600. ESC 106.
Very Good / Fine. (125-175)

3143 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1708. Sec-

ond draped bust l., with E for Edinburgh below. Rv. Four
cruciform shields with the top and bottom shields divided
into the Arms of England and Scotland. Known as the “After 3148 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Halfcrown, 1708.
Union” reverse. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS Draped bust l. Rv. Four cruciform shields with the top and
ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI SEPTIMO. S.3601. ESC 106. bottom shields divided into the Arms of England and Scot-
Very Good. (100-150) land. Known as the “After Union” reverse. Seven strings to
harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI
SEPTIMO. S.3604. ESC 577. Bold Very Fine. (550-650)
3144 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Crown, 1708/7.
3149 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. Shilling, 1711.
Second draped bust l., with E for Edinburgh below. Rv. Four
Fourth draped bast l., Rv. Crowned cruciform shields,
cruciform shields with the top and bottom shields divided
plain angles. S.3618. Generally deeply toned. Very
into the Arms of England and Scotland. Known as the “After
Fine. (200-300)
Union” reverse. Nine strings to harp. Scarce - 8 over 7 in
Ex-Sea y, 1945.
date. Edge dated - DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI
SEPTIMO. S.3601. ESC 107. Very Good. (125-175) 3150 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anne, 1702-1714. VIGO Sixpence,
1703. Draped bust l. with VIGO below. Rv. Crowned
cruciform shields. S.3590 - ESC 1582. Almost Very
Visit stack’s auctions on-Line at Fine. (200-300)
www.stacks.com 3151 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Guinea, 1718.
for images of singLe item Lots not Laureate head of second type r. Rv. Crowned cruciform
shields between which are four scepters. Edge milled.
pictured in the printed cataLogue. S.3638. Minor scratch to hair of the king, and a little soft in
the centre on the reverse, otherwise. Very Fine. (350-450)

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3152 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Halfcrown, 1715.

Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Four divided cruciform
shields around central lion of the garter with roses and plumes
in the angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge dated - DECVS ET
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI SECUNDO. S.3642. ESC 587.
Rare. Almost Very Fine. (550-650)

3158 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Guinea, 1753.

Old laureate head l. Rv. Crowned Shield of Arms. Edge
milled. S.3680. Small scratch on reverse otherwise almost
Very Fine. (400-600)

3153 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Halfcrown,

1717. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Four divided cruci-
form Shields around central lion of the garter with roses and
plumes in the angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge inscribed -
DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TIRTIO. 15.07 grams.
S.3642. ESC 589. Cleaned, otherwise almost Extremely
Fine. (1,000-1,500)

3154 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Halfcrown,

1720/17. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Four divided cru- 3159 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Crown, 1736.
ciform shields around central lion of the garter with roses Young, laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Crowned cruciform
and plumes in the angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge dated Arms, roses and plumes in angles, Garter badge at center.
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI SE TO. 20 of date S.3686. Light steely-gray with russet highlights. Good Ex-
over 17. S.3642. ESC 590. Damage to fields on both faces tremely Fine. (1,000-1,500)
otherwise Fine. (150-250)

3155 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Halfcrown,

1723. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Four divided cruci- 3160 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Crown, 1736.
form shields around central lion of the garter with SSC in Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned cru-
the angles. Seven strings to harp. Edge dated. S.3644. ESC ciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses and
592. Good / Very Good. (75-100) plumes in the angles. Thirteen strings to harp. Edge dated
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI NONO. S.3686. ESC
121. Fine. (150-200)

3156 GREAT BRiTAiN. George i, 1714-1727. Shilling, 1723

SSC. First laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Crowned cruciform
shields with SSC in the angles - C over SS in third quarter type
- extremely rare. S.3647, ESC 1176A - Rare 5. Colorful toning
to obverse, otherwise good Extremely Fine. (1000-1500)
Ex Spink, Fe ruary 1945.

3161 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Crown, 1739.

Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned cruci-
form Shields around central lion of the garter, roses in the
angles. Nine strings to harp. Edge inscribed DECVS ET
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI DVODECIMO. 29.85 grams.
S.3687. ESC 122. Very Fine. (650-850)
3157 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. 2 Guineas, 1738.
Head l. Rv. Crowned Shield. Edge milled. S.3667B. Ex-mount
otherwise about Very Fine. Housed in an NCS “GENUINE
FAX yoUR BidSHEET
MOUNT REMOVED” encapsulation. (750-1000) 603-569-3875 212-582-1946
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3168 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,

1739. Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned
cruciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses only
in the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3693. ESC
600. Toned, good Very Fine. (500-600)

3162 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Crown, 1735.

Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned cru-
ciform Shields around central lion of the garter, roses and
plumes in the angles. Thirteen strings to harp. Edge inscribed
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI OCTAVO. E over
3169 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,
B on edge variety. 29.90 grams. S.3686. ESC 120. Almost
1741. Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned
Extremely Fine. (1,500-2,000)
cruciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses only
in the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3693. ESC
601. Toned, Very Fine. (550-650)

3170 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Pair of Half-

crowns: ✩ 1743 ✩ 1745. Old laureate and draped bust l.
Rv. Four crowned cruciform shields around central lion of
the garter, roses only in the angles. Regnal year on edge in
words. S.3694. ESC 603 and 604. Toned, Good Fine, Very
Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-400)

3163 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Crown, 1741.

Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned cruci-
form Shields around central lion of the garter, roses in the
angles. Eight strings to harp. Edge inscribed - DECVS ET
TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI DECIMO VARTO. 29.84 grams.
S.3687. ESC 123. Very Fine/Good Very Fine. (875-975)

3164 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Pair of Half-

3171 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,
crowns: ✩ 1731 ✩ 1746. Laureate and draped bust l. Rv.
1745. Old laureate and draped bust l., with LIMA below.
Four crowned cruciform shields around central lion of the
Rv. Four crowned cruciform shields around central lion of
garter. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3695A and 3692.
the garter. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3695. ESC 605.
ESC 595 and 606. Toned, Good and Very Good. (Total: 2
Toned, Good Very Fine. (600-700)
pieces) (125-175)

3165 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,

1732. Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned
cruciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses and
plumes in the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3692.
ESC 596. Very Good. (200-250)

3166 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,

1735. Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned
cruciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses and
plumes in the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3692. 3172 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. LIMA Half-
ESC 598. Very Good. (125-175) crown, 1745. Old laureate and draped bust with LIMA below,
l. Rv. Crowned cruciform shields. S.3695, ESC 605. Colorful
3167 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown, toning to obverse otherwise Very Fine. (400-500)
1736. Young laureate and draped bust l. Rv. Four crowned
cruciform shields around central lion of the garter, roses and 3173 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown, 1745.
plumes in the angles. Regnal year on edge in words. S.3692. Old Laureate and draped Bust l., LIMA below. Rv. Crowned
ESC 599 - Rare. Very Good / Fine. (125-175) cruciform shields. S.3695. Fine / Very Fine. (100-150).

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3174 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfcrown,

1746. Old Laureate and draped Bust l., LIMA below. Rv.
Crowned cruciform shields. S.3695A. Colorful toning to
both sides, greens and oranges. Fine / Very Fine. (100-150)

3175 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Shilling, 1745.

Old Laureate and draped Bust l., LIMA below. Rv. Crowned
cruciform shields. S.3703. Colorful toning to both sides, 3182 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. “Spade”
otherwise Very Fine. (200-250) Guinea, 1790. Fifth laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Spade
shaped Shield. Edge milled. S.3729. Small scratches, oth-
3176 GREAT BRiTAiN. duo: ✩ George ii, 1727-1760. Shilling, erwise almost Very Fine. (350-450)
1758. Old laueate and draped bust l. Rv. Crowned cruciform
shields with plain angles. S.3704. Cleaned, otherwise Good 3183 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. “Spade”
Fine ✩ George iii, 1760-1820. Threepence, 1762. Bust r. Guinea, 1793. Fifth laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Spade
Rv. Crowned number “3” dividing date. S.3753. Toned, shaped Shield. Edge milled. S.3729. Old gold tone to leg-
otherwise almost Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (110-140) ends, otherwise Fine. (200-300)
3184 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. “Spade”
Guinea, 1790. Fifth laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Spade
shaped Shield. Edge milled. S.3735. Very Good. (125-175)
3185 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Half Guinea,
1809. Laureate head r. Rv. Royal Arms in garter, date below.
S. 3737. Good Very Fine. (500-550)
3186 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Guinea, 1809.
3177 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. LIMA Sixpence, Seventh laureate head with short hair r. Rv. Shield in Garter,
1745. Old laureate and draped bust with LIMA below, l. Rv. date below. Edge milled. S.3737. Very Fine. (250-350)
Crowned cruciform shields. S.3710, ESC 1617 - Scarce. Color-
ful toning to obverse, otherwise Extremely Fine. (450-600) 3187 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. 1/3 Guinea,
Ex Spink, 1945. 1800. First laureate head r. Rv. Crown, date in legend. Edge
milled. S.3738. Traces of mount, Fine. (100-150)
3188 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. 1/3 Guinea,
1804. Second laureate head with short hair r. Rv. Crown
with date below. Edge milled. S.3740. Fine. (100-150)

3178 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. LIMA Sixpence,

1746. Old laureate and draped bust with LIMA below, l. Rv. 3189 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Guinea,
Crowned cruciform shields. S.3710A, ESC 1618. Steely grey 1762. Laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Shield of Arms. Edge
toning to obverse, otherwise Extremely Fine. (400-500) milled. S.3741. Very Fine. (250-350)
Ex Spink, 1945.
3190 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Sovereign,
3179 GREAT BRiTAiN. George ii, 1727-1760. Halfpenny, 1816. Laureate head with coarse hair, r. Rv. St George and
1731. Young laureate bust l. Rv. Britannia with date in ex- the Dragon. S.3785. Sharp legend on the obverse otherwise
ergue. S.3717. Fine. (20-30) good detail and Very Fine. (800-1,200)

3180 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Guinea, 1776.

Fourth laureate head r. Rv. Crowned Shield of Arms. Edge
milled. S.3728. Small scratches on reverse otherwise almost
Fine. (200-300)

3191 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Crown, 1818.

Laureate head r. Rv. St. George and dragon within a garter.
Edge date LIX. 28.20 grams. S.3787. Beautifully toned,
3181 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Guinea, 1788. Uncirculated. (1,200-1,600)
Fifth laureate bust r. Rv. Spade shaped shield with date below. Old ticket and packet indicates coin was purchased from
S.3729. Very Fine. (650-900) Sea y for 25 shillings.

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3192 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Group of

Crowns: ✩ 1818 (2) ✩ 1819 (2) ✩ 1820. Laureate head r.
Rv. St. George and the Dragon within a garter. Edge dated
- DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI LVIII or LI or L .
S.3787. ESC 211, 214, 215, 216 and 219. Very Good to Fine.
(Total: 5 pieces) (200-250)

3193 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Pair: ✩ Crown,

1820. Anno LX. Laureate head r. Rv. Pistrucci’s St. George.
S.3787. Some surface nicks. Very Fine ✩ Cartwheel 2 Pence, 3201 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Pattern Half-
1797. S.3776. Minor surface marks, but not bad for this type. penny, 1797. Bronzed. Early Soho. Laureate, draped bust r.
About Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (125-175) within shallow recessed center. Rv. Britannia within shallow
recessed center, ship with three stays foreground left, triplet
3194 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Pair of of pellets on rock, SOHO angled down right just above
Halfcrowns: ✩ 1816 ✩ 1817. Large laureate bust or waves. Edge: Obliquely grained. Peck 1153. Small scratch
“bull” head r., date below. Rv. Crowned garter and shield. on cheek. Lovely pale chestnut with soft blue creating a
S.3788. ESC 613 and 161. Fine and good Fine. (Total: 2 mirror well at center. Brilliant Proof. (350-450)
pieces) (100-125)

3195 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Halfcrown,

1819. Small laureate head r., date below. Rv. Crowned
garter and shield. S.3789. ESC 623. Cleaned, scratch dam-
age to king’s head and obverse field otherwise Extremely
Fine. (250-350)

3196 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Halfcrown,

1820. Small laureate head r., date below. Rv. Crowned 3202 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Pattern Half-
garter and shield. S.3789. ESC 625. Toned, almost Very penny, 1799. Copper. Laureate, draped bust r., three dots
Fine. (100-150) incuse on lowest fold of drapery. Rv. Britannia seated l. Peck
1242. Root-beer brown with soft iridescent hues. Brilliant
3197 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Shilling, 1816.
Proof. (200-250)
Laureate head r. Rv. Crowned shield in garter. S.3790, ESC
1228. Deeply toned with vivid blues on the reverse, otherwise
Uncirculated. (200-300)

3198 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Sixpence,

1787. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Cruciform pentagonal
shields around star with crowns in angles, hearts behind
lion in Hanoverian Shield. S.3749 - ESC 1629. Uncircu-
lated. (150-250)
3203 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Halfpenny,
1799. Soho mint. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Britannia
l with date below, ship has five incuse gun ports. S.3778.
Beautiful rich copper colors gives this coin eye appeal.
Uncirculated. (250-400)
Purchased from Spink in anuary 1949.

3199 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Proof “Cart-

wheel” 2 Pence, 1797. Early Soho. Laureate, draped bust r.
within recessed center. Rv. Britannia seated l. within recessed
center. Peck 1066. Steely brown with soft iridescent hues. 3204 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Restrike
Choice Extremely Fine. (200-250) Pattern Farthing, 1797. Copper. Laureate, draped bust r. in
recessed center. Rv. Britannia seated l., SOHO up on rock
3200 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Trio of Pen- behind, within recessed center. Peck 1195 (R). Attractive
nies, 1797. Laureate, draped bust r. within recessed center. vermillion undertone at centers. Somewhat subdued lustre.
Rv. Britannia seated l. within recessed center. S.3777. Nicely Faint obverse scuff. Brilliant Proof. (300-400)
toned. Extremely Fine-Choice About Uncirculated. (Total: Ex Massachusetts Historical Society, Bowers Merena
3 pieces) (300-350) No . 1994, lot 1234

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3210 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. 3 Shillings, 1815.

3205 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Dollar, Laureate r. Rv. Oak and olive wreath surrounding - BAN
1784. Portrait type Spanish American 8 Reales with Oval TO EN 3 SHILL. 1815. Plain edge. S.3770. ESC 423. Spot of
Countermark. Rv. Crown over Shield between Pillars. graffiti at beginning of legend on the obverse with an attempted
Mintmark Mo denotes Mexico City Mint. S.3765. ESC rub out, otherwise Extremely Fine. (150-250)
129. Very Fine. (500-600)
17th and 18th Century British Tokens

3211 GREAT BRiTAiN. London. Penny token, 1669. Hand

pouring coffee - CHARLES KIFTELL. Rv. AT THE COF-
FEE HOUSE IN CHEAPSIDE 1669. MD 586. About Very
Fine. (150-200)
3206 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Bank of Eng-
land Dollar, 1804. Bust r. Rv. Britannia seated l. S.3768. 3212 GREAT BRiTAiN. London. Farthing, undated. I H (E) AT
ESC 144. AU-50 (PCGS). (1,000-1,200) THE SVNNE TAVERN. MD 795. Very Good. (100-150)
Accompanying paper shows piece ought from Sea y for
5 shillings in 1949.
3207 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. Bank of Eng-
land Dollar, 1804. Laureate and draped bust r. Rv. Britannia
seated l. S.3768. ESC 148. Very Good to Fine. (125-175)

3213 GREAT BRiTAiN. Coventry. Lady Godiva. Halfpenny

token, 1793. Lady Godiva on horseback. PRO BONO PU-
BLICO Rv. Elephant and castle - the arms of the city. COV-
ENTRY HALFPENNY. DH 241c. Very Fine. (100-150)

3208 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. 3 Shillings,

1811. Laureate and draped bust in armour r., 5 berries in
wreath. Rv. Oak wreath with 26 acorns surrounding - BAN
TO EN 3 SHILL. 1811. Plain edge. S.3769. ESC 408. Bright
Extremely Fine. (250-350)

3209 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iii, 1760-1820. 3 Shillings,

1812. Laureate and draped bust in armour r., 4 berries in 3214 GREAT BRiTAiN. Garraway’s, Croydon. Halfpenny
wreath. Rv. Oak wreath with 26 acorns surrounding - BAN token, 1797. A cipher - DG. HALFPENNY PAYABLE
TO EN 3 SHILL. 1812. Plain edge. S.3769. ESC 415. Very AT GARRAWAYS CROYDON, A over upside down A in
Fine. (100-150) HALFPENNY. Rv. A teapot THE BEST TEAS IN CROY-
DON. DH 7. Uncirculated. (200-250)

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3215 GREAT BRiTAiN. Bury. Charles Marquis Cornwallis. 3220 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. Halfpenny token, 1796. A
Penny token, 1794. Bust to l., in cocked hat. CHARLES “coining press” inscribed to collectors of medals. Rv. Two
MARQUIS CORNWALLIS. Rv. Figure of Fame, standing men boxing. DH 740. Uncirculated. (200-250)
between implements of war - HIS FAME RESOUNDS
3221 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. St. Paul’s Cathedral.
FROM EAST TO WEST. Edge reads - VALUE ONE
Halfpenny token, 1795. View of St. Paul’s. London and
PENNY AT P DECKS POST OFFICE BURY 1794. DH 4.
Brighton halfpenny. Rv. Shield of Arms. PAYABLE AT THE
Extremely Fine. (200-250)
WAREHOUSE OF I. SPITTLE LONDON OR OF L KIRBY
OR R LASHMAR BRIGHTON. DH 902. Ground edge at
seven o’clock, otherwise Extremely Fine. (150-200)

3222 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. William Shakespeare.

Halfpenny token, 1792. Bust of Shakespeare to l., LON-
DON AND MIDDLESEX Rv. A female seated holding a
cornupcopia, part of a ship in the distance. DH 928. Good
Very Fine. (100-150)

3223 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. Sir isaac Newton. Half-

3216 GREAT BRiTAiN. Fowler’s, Middlesex. Halfpenny token, penny token, 1793. Bust to l. Rv. A caduceus, olive branch
1794. Head of Neptune with his trident - HALFPENNY. Rv. and a cornucopia HALFPENNY. DH 1033. Extremely
Whale fishery - PAYABLE AT L FOWLERS LONDON. DH Fine. (150-200)
A221. Extremely Fine. (200-250)

3217 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. Hatfields. Halfpenny

token, 1795. A naked leg within a circle I . HATFIELD
GOLDEN-LEGG SNOW-HILL LONDON. Rv. BOOT
& SHOE MANUFACTORY SHOPKEEPERS SUPPLIED
ON REASONABLE TERMS 1795. DH 323. Good Very
Fine. (150-200)
3224 GREAT BRiTAiN. Middlesex. Slave. Halfpenny token,
undated. A chained negro kneeling in supplication. AM I
NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER. Rv. Two hands joined.
MAY SLAVERY & OPRESSION CEASE THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD. Note oppression is spelled incorrectly. DH
1037. Extremely Fine. (200-250)

3225 GREAT BRiTAiN. Warwickshire. dr. Samuel John-

son. Halfpenny token, undated. Bust to r., DR SAMUEL
3218 GREAT BRiTAiN. Newgate, Middlesex. Halfpenny JOHNSON Rv. Three lions rampant, PROMISSORY
token, 1795. Newgate Prison, with a square tower in the HALFPENNY PAYABLE AT. DH 47a. Good Very
center. NEWGATE. 1795 between sprigs. Rv. PAYABLE Fine. (150-200)
AT THE RESIDENCE OF MESSRS SYMONDS WINTER-
BOTHAM RIDGWAY & HOLT. Edge milled. DH 396b. 3226 GREAT BRiTAiN. Warwickshire. William Shakespeare.
Extremely Fine. (200-250) Halfpenny token, 1792. Bust of Shakespeare to l., WAR-
WICKSHIRE Rv. Vulcan seated at work, HALFPENNY.
DH 49. Very Fine. (100-150)
3219 GREAT BRiTAiN. Shackelton’s, Middlesex. Half- 3227 GREAT BRiTAiN. Warwickshire. John Wilkinson. Half-
penny token, 1794. The Royal Arms, Crest etc - FRANCIS penny token, 1793. Bust to r., JOHN WILKINSON IRON
SHACKELTON LONDON. Rv. A candle mould - FINE MASTER. Rv. Iron worker at work with furnace behind, date
MOULD AND STORE CANDLES. DH 477. Good Very in exergue. Edge reads - WILLEY SNEDSHILI BERSHAM
Fine. (150-200) BRADLEY. DH 410. Extremely Fine. (150-200)

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3233 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Sovereign,

1826. Bare head l. Rv. Crowned Shield. Edge milled. S.3801.
3228 GREAT BRiTAiN. Anglesey. druid. Halfpenny token, Spot of edge damage on reverse at 11 o’clock otherwise Very
1788. A Druid’s head within a wreath of oak Rv. A cypher Fine. (650-750)
P M Co, the date 1788 above it THE ANGLESEY MINES
HALFPENNY. DH 312. Uncirculated. (200-250)

3234 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Sovereign,

1829. Bare head bust l. Rv. Crowned Shield. S. 3801. Good
Fine. (500-600)

3235 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Pair of

3229 GREAT BRiTAiN. Hutchison’s, Edinburgh. Halfpenny Crowns: ✩ 1821 ✩ 1822. Laureate head l. Rv. St. George
token, 1790. St. Andrew with his cross between thistles and the Dragon, date in exergue, B.P. to upper right. S.3805.
- NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT Rv. The city arms of ESC 246 and 252. Very Good and Very Fine. (Total: 2
Edinburgh between thistles, crest an anchor - EDINBURGH pieces) (250-350)
HALFPENNY. DH 23. Uncirculated. (200-250)

3230 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edinburgh. Halfpenny token, 1796.

Bucks head crest, half left, date below. LET BRITAIN
FLOURISH, wreath border. Rv. Shield charged with a
flower spray. BRITANIA RULES THE WAVES. DH 2. Very
Fine. (100-150)

3236 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Crown, 1822.

SECUNDO. Laureate head l. Rv. Pistrucci’s St. George.
3231 Token and Coin Weight Grouping. GREAT BRiTAiN.
S.3805. Light gray. Extremely Fine. (600-700)
Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Copper 18th century Halfpen-
nies: ✩ London-Blackfriars ✩ W. Williams-Fear God and 3237 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Pair of Half-
Honour the King ✩ Anti-Slavery-Man and Brother ✩ Cain crowns ✩ 1820 ✩ 1821. Laureate head l. Rv. Crowned
and Abel, Beginning of Oppression ✩ iRELANd. Queen garnished shield. S.3807. ESC 628 and 631. Toned, Very
Anne Half Crown Coin Weight, 1710. Brass, 22mm, 4.8mm Good and Fine. (60-100)
thick. Obv. Irish harp ✩ Plus BRiTiSH GUiANA. Stuiver,
1838. Laureate head, Pure Copper Preferable to Paper. Holed. 3238 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Quartet of
About Good. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-150) Halfcrowns: ✩ 1825 ✩ 1826 ✩ 1828 ✩ 1829. Bare head l.
Rv. Crowned shield with crest. S.3809. ESC 642, 646, 648
and 649. Almost Fine to Almost Very Fine. (300-350)

3232 GREAT BRiTAiN. George iV, 1820-1830. Sovereign,

3239 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iV, 1830-1837. Sovereign,
1824. Laureate head l. Rv. St George and the Dragon with
1832. Second bust r. Rv. Crowned Shield. Edge milled.
date in exergue. Edge milled. S.3800. Spot of edge damage
7.92 grams. S.3801. Spots of edge damage, otherwise Very
at 2 o’clock otherwise. Very Fine. (650-750)
Fine/Good Very Fine. (600-800)

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3240 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iV, 1830-1837. Sovereign, 3248 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sov-
1833. Second bust r. Rv. Crowned shield and mantle, date ereign, 1873. Third young head bust l. Rv. Crowned
below. S. 3829B. Very Fine. (1,200-1,400) and garnished shield, die number 249 below wreath. S.
3860D. Fine. (90-150)
3241 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iV, 1830-1837. Half-
crown, 1834. Bare head with WW in script on trunca-
tion, r. Rv. Shield on mantle. S.3834. ESC 662. Almost 3249 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sov-
Very Fine. (50-100) ereign, 1876. Third young head bust l. Rv. Crowned
and garnished shield, die number 75 below wreath.
S.3860D. Fine. (150-200)

3250 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,

1877. Young head bust l. Rv. Crowned and garnished shield,
die number 47 below wreath. S. 3860. Very Fine. (150-200)

3251 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,

1878. Fourth young head bust l. Rv. Crowned and garnished
3242 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iV, 1830-1837. Half- shield, die number 7 below wreath. S. 3860E. Extremely
crown, 1836. Bare head with WW in script on trunca- Fine. (350-450)
tion, r. Rv. Shield on mantle. S.3834. ESC 666. Good
Very Fine. (250-350) 3252 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,
1887. Jubilee head bust l. Rv. Crowned and garnished shield.
S. 3869. Extremely Fine. (130-180)

3253 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,

1890. Jubilee bust l. no initials on truncation Rv. High Shield
with Crown above. Edge milled. S.3869C. Fine. (75-100)

3254 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,

1896. Bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in exergue.
3243 GREAT BRiTAiN. William iiii, 1830-1837. Half- S.3878. Very Fine. (100-150)
crown, 1837. Bare head with WW in script on truncation,
r. Rv. Shield on mantle. S-3834. ESC 667. Almost Very
Fine. (50-100) 3255 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign,
1901. Veiled head bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon with
3244 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Sovereign, 1874. date in exergue. S.3878. Fine. (100-150)
Bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, long tail to horse,
small BP, date in exergue. S.3856A. Very Fine. (250-350) 3256 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Trio of Crowns:
✩ 1844 ✩ 1845 ✩1847. Young head l. Rv. Crowned Shield,
regnal year on edge in Roman Figures. 1844 - star stops,
1845 - cinquefoil stops. S.3882. ESC 280, 282 and 286. Very
Good to Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (125-175)

3257 GREAT BRiTAiN. Crown Lot. Victoria, 1837-1901:

3245 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Sovereign, 1887. ✩ Crown, 1887. Jubilee bust. Lightly toned Choice About
London mint. Crowned bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, Uncirculated ✩ Crown, 1896. LX. Old, veiled bust. Light
date below in exergue. S. 3866. Good Fine. (200-300) surface marks. Very Fine ✩ Edward Vii, 1901-1910.
Crown, 1902. Extremely Fine ✩ George V, 1910-1936.
3246 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sovereign, Jubilee Crown, 1935. Prooflike Uncirculated. George
1869. Second young head bust l. Rv. Crowned and garnished Vi, 1936-1952: ✩ Crown, 1937. Nick. Extremely Fine ✩
shield, die number 17 below wreath. S. 3860. Fine. (90-150) Festival of Britain Crown, 1951. Prooflike Uncirculated.
Elizabeth ii, 1952-: ✩ Crown, 1960 ✩ 25 New Pence,
1981 (Charles and Princess Diana). Uncirculated. (Total:
8 pieces) (125-175)

3258 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half dozen Ju-

bilee Crowns: ✩ 1887 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1889 ✩ 1890 ✩ 1890 ✩
3247 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Half Sover- 1891 ✩ 1892. Jubilee bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon,
eign, 1871. Second young head bust l. Rv. Crowned and date in exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. S.3921.
garnished shield, die number 63 below wreath. S. 3860A. ESC 296, 298, 299, 300, 301 and 302. Very Good to almost
Very Fine. (300-400) Extremely Fine. (Total: 6 pieces) (200-250)

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3268 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Pair of Half-

crowns: ✩ 1896 ✩ 1900. Old Veiled bust l. Rv. Shield
in collar. S.3938. ESC 730 and 734. Traces of lacquer
on one coin otherwise both are Extremely Fine. (Total: 2
pieces) (125-175)

3269 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Three-Halfpence,

1843. Bust l. Rv. Wreath, inside Crown over value dividing
date. S.3915. Colorful toning and very bright reflective fields.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

3259 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Crown, 1893.

Veiled Head bust l. Rv. St George and the Dragon, date
in exergue, B.P. to upper right. Regnal date on edge in
Roman Numerals. S.3937. ESC 303. Rare. Extremely
Fine. (350-450)

3260 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Quintet of

Crowns: ✩ 1893 ✩ 1894 (2) ✩ 1895 ✩ 1896. Veiled Head
bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in exergue, B.P. 3270 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Penny, 1861. Bust
to upper right. Regnal date on edge in Roman Numerals. l., Rv. Britannia seated right on rocks with shield and trident,
S.3937. ESC 303, 306, 307, 309 and 311. Very Good to good no signatures on obverse or reverse side. S.3954. Extremely
Very Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (200-250) Fine. (500-600)
3261 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Group of 3271 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Halfpenny, 1875.
Crowns: ✩ 1896 ✩ 1897 (2) ✩ 1898 (2) ✩ 1899 (2) ✩ Laureate bust l., Rv. Britannia seated r., date in exergue,
1900. Veiled Head bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, lighthouse l., ship to r.. KM 754. Uncirculated. (100-150)
date in exergue, B.P. to upper right. Regnal date on edge in
Roman Numerals. S.3937. ESC 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 3272 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-10. A trio of Half
317, 318 and 319. Very Good to almost Very Fine. (Total: 9 Sovereigns: ✩ 1902 (2) ✩ 1909. Bare head bust r. Rv. St.
pieces) (250-350) George and the Dragon with date in exergue. S. 3874. Ex-
tremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (300-350)
3262 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Group of
Halfcrowns: ✩ 1844 ✩ 1845 ✩ 1846 ✩ 1848 1849 ✩ 3273 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Crown,
1850. Young head l, both fillets are plain, no initials on 1902. Bare head r. Rv. Crown and date in Wreath. Regnal
truncation. Rv. Crowned Shield with branches. S.3888. date on edge in Roman Numerals. S.3978. ESC 361. Very
ESC 677, 679, 680, 681A, 683 and 684. Good to Fine. Good. (40-50)
(Total: 6 pieces) (125-175)
3274 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Halfcrown,
3263 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Pair of Half- 1902. Bare head r. Rv. Crowned Shield in garter. S.3980.
crowns: ✩ 1874 ✩ 1878. Young head l in lower relief, both ESC 746. Almost Extremely Fine. (75-100)
fillets are plain, no initials on truncation. Rv. Crowned Shield
with branches. S.3889. ESC 692 and 701. About Very Fine. 3275 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Group of
(Total: 2 pieces) (125-175) Halfcrowns: ✩ 1904 ✩ 1906 ✩ 1907 ✩ 1909 ✩ 1910. Bare
head r. Rv. Crowned Shield in garter. S.3980. ESC 749, 751,
3264 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Quartet of Half- 752, 754 and 755. Good to Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (150-250)
crowns: ✩ 1879 ✩ 1880 ✩ 1883 ✩ 1885. Young head l in
lower relief, both fillets are plain, no initials on truncation. 3276 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Halfcrown,
Rv. Crowned Shield with branches. S.3889. ESC 703, 705, 1908. Bare head r. Rv. Crowned Shield in garter. S.3980.
711 and 713. Very Good to Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (80-120) ESC 753. Very Fine. (75-100)
3265 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Halfcrown 3277 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Sovereign,
trio: ✩ 1887 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1891. Jubilee bust l. Rv. Crowned 1911. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, BP and
Shield in garter and collar. S.3924. ESC 719, 721 and 724. date in exergue. Edge milled. London mint. S.4006. Ex-
Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (200-300) tremely Fine. (75-125)
3266 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Pair of Half- 3278 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. A trio of Half
crowns: ✩ 1889 ✩ 1890. Jubilee bust l. Rv. Crowned Shield Sovereigns: ✩ 1913 (2) ✩ 1911. Bare head bust r. Rv. St.
in garter and collar. S.3924. ESC 722 and 723. About Very George and the Dragon with date in exergue. S. 4006. Ex-
Fine and Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (50-75) tremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (300-350)
3267 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Quintet of 3279 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown,
Halfcrowns: ✩ 1893 ✩ 1895 ✩ 1897 ✩ 1898 ✩ 1899. Old 1927. Bare head l. Rv. St George and the Dragon, date in
Veiled bust l. Rv. Shield in collar. S.3938. ESC 726, 729, exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 15,030 minted.
731, 732 and 733. Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (75-100) S.4036. ESC 367. Very Fine. (150-250)

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3280 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown, 3284 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown,
1928. Bare head l. Rv. St George and the Dragon, date in 1932. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in
exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 9,034 minted. exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 2,395 minted.
S.4036. ESC 368. good Very Fine. (200-300) S.4036. ESC 372. Almost Extremely Fine. (400-500)

3285 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. “Rocking Horse”

Crown, 1935. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon.
Incuse lettering on edge. Sil er u ilee. S.4048. ESC 375.
Uncirculated. (50-70)

3281 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown,

1929. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in
exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 4,994 minted.
S.4036. ESC 369. Extremely Fine. (350-450)

3286 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown,

1936. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in
exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 2473 minted.
S.4036. ESC 381. Extremely Fine. (500-600)
3287 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Group of Half-
crowns: ✩ 1911 ✩ 1912 ✩ 1913 ✩ 1914 ✩ 1915 ✩ 1916 ✩
1917 ✩ 1918 ✩ 1919. Bare head l. Rv. Crowned Shield in garter.
S.4011. ESC 757, 759, 760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 765 and 766.
Good Fine to good Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (200-250)

3282 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown, 3288 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Group of
1930. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in Halfcrowns: ✩ 1920 ✩ 1921 ✩ 1922 ✩ 1926 ✩ 1927.
exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 4,847 minted. Bare head l. Rv. Crowned Shield in garter. S.4011. ESC
S.4036. ESC 370. Good Very Fine. (250-350) 767, 768, 769, 773 and 775. Very Good to Very Fine.
(Total: 5 pieces) (50-100)
3289 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Group of Half-
crowns: ✩ 1928 ✩ 1929 ✩ 1930 ✩ 1932 ✩ 1934 ✩ 1935 ✩
1935 ✩ 1936. Modified Bare head l. Rv. Shield with date in
legend. S.4037. ESC 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 783, 784 and
785. Very Good to Uncirculated. (Total: 9 pieces) (125-175)
3290 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Crown, 1937.
Bare head l. Rv. Royal Arms and supporters. Coronation.
S.4078. ESC 392. Uncirculated. (50-75)

3291 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Group of Half-

3283 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Wreath Crown, crowns: ✩ 1937 ✩ 1938 ✩ 1939 ✩ 1940 ✩ 1942 ✩ 1943 ✩
1931. Bare head l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, date in 1946 ✩ 1948 ✩ 1949 ✩ 1950. Bare head r. Rv. Shield with
exergue, B.P. to upper right. Edge milled. 4,056 minted. date in legend. S.4080. 4101 and 4106. ESC 786, 788, 789,
S.4036. ESC 371. Almost Extremely Fine. (350-450) 790, 792, 793, 796, 798, 798A and 798B. Fine to Extremely
Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (75-100)

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3292 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Group of 3301 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Proof Set, 1953.
Halfcrowns: ✩ 1941 ✩ 1944 ✩ 1945 ✩ 1946 ✩ 1947. Bare Includes Crown, Halfcrown, Florin, Two Shilling, Sixpence,
head r. Rv. Shield with date in legend. S.4080 and 4101. Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing, ten pieces in all,
ESC 791, 794, 795, 796 and 797. Uncirculated. (Total: 5 1953. All in original maroon leatherette case of issue. 40,000
pieces) (75-100) issued. S.PS19. Proof. (Total: 10 pieces) (150-250)

3293 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Quartet of Crowns: 3302 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Half dozen Proof
✩ 1953 Coronation ✩ 1972 Sil er Wedding ✩ 1977 Sil er Sets: ✩ Proof Set, 1970 (3). The “Last Sterling” set, Half-
u ilee✩ 1981 Royal Wedding. S.4136, 4226, 4227 and 4229. crown, Florin, English and Scottish Shillings, Sixpence,
Uncirculated or Specimen. (Total: 4 pieces) (40-50) Threepence, Penny and Halfpenny, eight coins in all plus a
medallion. S.PS20. All in their original perspex slabs with
paperwork and external protection ✩ Proof Set, 1971 (3).
3294 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Pound, 1984. The “First Decimal Coinage” set, 50 Pence, 10 Pence, 5
Queen r. Rv. Thistle Sprig inside coronet (Scottish Design). Pence, 2 Pence, 1 Penny, Half Penny, six coins in all plus a
Edge reads, NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT. 44,855 issued. medallion. S.PS21. All in their original perspex slabs with
S.4222. Proof. (50-60) external protection. Proof. (Total: 6 sets) (150-250)

3295 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 1 Pound, 1985. 3303 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Proof Gold Col-
Queen r. Rv. Leek inside coronet (Welsh Design). Edge lection, 1987. Includes: ✩ 2 Pounds ✩ Sovereign ✩ Half
reads, PLEIDIOL WYFI M GWLAD. 50,000 issued. S.4331. Sovereign. Crowned bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon,
Proof. (50-60) date in exergue. KM PS53. Comes in original box of issue
from the Royal Mint, with numbered card - 1772, and a
3296 GREAT BRiTAiN. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 50 Pence, 1973 (3). Certificate of Authenticity, Number 04619. Proof. (Total: 3
Accession to the European Economic Community. S.4224. pieces) (1200-1400)
Each in an original Royal Mint presentation box. Specimen.
(Total: 3 pieces) (10-15)
MAUNdy SETS
GREAT BRiTAiN CoiN SETS

3297 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Specimen

Set, 1937. 15 pieces, Farthing to Crown, including Maundy
issues, English and Scottish crest Shillings and Silver and
Base Metal 3 Pence. In original RM case. KM PS21. Lightly
toned. Brilliant Proof. (Total: 15 pieces) (250-300)
Ex Massachusetts Historical Society, Bowers Merena
No . 1994, lot 122 .

3298 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. “Mid-Cen- 3304 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Maundy Set,
tury” Proof Set, 1950. Issued for the commemoration, 1853. Bust l. Rv. Wreath, inside Crown over value dividing
Halfcrown, Florin, English and Scottish Shillings, Six- date. S.3916. Matched set with colorful toning and very
pence, Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, nine bright reflective fields. No Box. Uncirculated. (Total: 4
coins in all. S.PS17. All in an original presentation box of pieces) (300-350)
the Royal Mint. Proof. (150-200)
3305 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Maundy Set,
3299 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Festival of 1861. Silver Penny through 4 Pence. KM MDS112. Russet
Britain Proof Set, 1951. Issued for the commemoration. 5 hues in the peripheries. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncir-
Shillings, Halfcrown, Florin, English and Scottish Shillings, culated. (Total: 4 pieces) (150-200)
Sixpence, Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, ten
coins in all. S.PS18. All slabbed coins are within a remov-
3306 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Maundy Set, 1898.
able protective Perspex cover and contained in an original
S. 3943. Encased in Perspex. Uncirculated. (150-200)
presentation box. Proof. (200-250)

3307 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Maundy Set, 1900.

3300 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Festival of
S. 3943. Encased in Perspex. Uncirculated. (150-200)
Britain Proof Set, 1951. Issued for the commemoration. 5
Shillings, Halfcrown, Florin, English and Scottish Shillings,
Sixpence, Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, ten 3308 GREAT BRiTAiN. Victoria, 1837-1901. Boxed Maundy
coins in all. S.PS18. All in an original presentation box. Set, 1901. S. 3943. Comes with original case of issue. Un-
Proof. (200-250) circulated. (200-300)

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3309 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Boxed chips in outer ring, shields clockwise red, black and yellow,
Maundy Set, 1903. S. 3985. Comes with original case of red, medium blue, red crown at top of each shield, white
issue. Uncirculated. (150-200) inlaid scepters. Faint gilt on obverse of host. (50-80)
3310 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Boxed
Maundy Set, 1904. S. 3985. Comes with original case of 3320 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of five enameled Gothic Flo-
issue. Uncirculated. (150-200) rins, 1851-1887. Colorful examples of the classic Victorian
Gothic Florin, all enameled by hand with up to six colors
3311 GREAT BRiTAiN. Edward Vii, 1901-1910. Boxed on the reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as
Maundy Set, 1908. S. 3985. Comes with original case of decorative brooches. (Total: 5 pieces) (250-300)
issue. Uncirculated. (150-200)
3312 GREAT BRiTAiN. George V, 1910-1936. Maundy Set, 3321 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of seven enameled Florins,
1930. Bust l. Rv. Wreath, inside Crown over value dividing 1887-1914. Representing reigns from Victoria through to
date. S.4043. No Box. Uncirculated. (90-120) George V, all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the
reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative
3313 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Vi, 1936-1952. Pair of Maun- brooches. (Total: 7 pieces) (300-350)
dy Sets, 1946. Each consisting of Silver Penny through 4
Pence. KM MDS205. Prooflike Uncirculated. (Total: 8
pieces) (125-175)

ENAMELEd BRiTiSH CoiNS

3314 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of six enameled Halfcrowns,
1819-1902. Representing reigns from George III through
to Edward VII, all enameled by hand with up to six colors
on the reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as
decorative brooches and fitted with pins accordingly. (Total: 3322 GREAT BRiTAiN. Enameled shilling, 1887. Not cloisonné
6 pieces) (350-400) but intriguing and attractive. Mint State Victoria shilling of
1887 with crystal on each side, corded silver rope around,
3315 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of five enameled Halfcrowns,
loop and suspension link attached at top. A neat jewelry
1825-1913. Representing reigns from George IV through to
item. (100-150)
George V, all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the
reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative
brooches. (Total: 5 pieces) (250-300) 3323 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of six enameled Shillings,
1887. Colorful examples of the Victorian Jubilee shilling, all
3316 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of five enameled Shillings, enameled by hand with up to six colors on the reverse side
1826-1912. Representing reigns from George IV through to of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches.
George V, all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the (Total: 6 pieces) (200-250)
reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative
brooches. (Total: 5 pieces) (250-300)
3324 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of seven enameled Shillings,
3317 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of six enameled Shillings, 1887. Colorful examples of the Victorian Jubilee shilling, all
1825-1826. Colorful examples of the Georgian shilling, all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the reverse side
enameled by hand with up to six colors on the reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches.
of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches. (Total: 7 pieces) (250-300)
(Total: 6 pieces) (250-300)
3318 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of five enameled Halfcrowns, 3325 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of seven enameled Shillings,
1825-1913. Representing reigns from William IV through to 1893-1900. Colorful examples of the late Victorian shilling,
Victoria, all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the all enameled by hand with up to six colors on the reverse side
reverse side of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches.
brooches. (Total: 5 pieces) (200-250) (Total: 7 pieces) (350-400)

3326 GREAT BRiTAiN. Group of eight enameled Sixpences,

1887. Colorful examples of the Victorian Jubilee shilling, all
enameled by hand with up to six colors on the reverse side
of each piece. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches.
(Total: 8 pieces) (200-250)

3327 GREAT BRiTAiN. Pair of enameled Sixpences, a Groat

and a Threepence, 1855-1902. Colorful examples of small
denomination coins, all enameled by hand with up to three
3319 GREAT BRiTAiN. Enameled double Florin, 1887. Deep colors. Intended to be worn as decorative brooches. (Total:
royal blue outer ring, legends and devices metallic, some 4 pieces) (100-150)

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GREECE 3335 HUNGARy. Franz Joseph i, 1848-1916. 8 Florint 20

Francs, 1881 KB. Head r. Rv. Crowned Arms dividing values,
date below. KM 467. Extremely Fine. (200-250)

iRELANd

3336 iRELANd. Charles i, 1625-49. Maltravers Farthing, 1634

3328 GREECE. John Capodistrias, 1828-1831. 10 Lepta, 1831. onwards. Mm Bell. Crown with scepters in the center within
Phoenix with cross above without circle. Rv. Value within a inner circle. Rv. Irish harp within an inner circle. Struck in
wreath with date below. KM 12. Very Fine. (100-130) London but intended for circulation in England and Ireland.
Easily distinguished by the harp on the reverse. Issued after
the farthing patent was given to Lord Maltravers in 1634.
S.6526, Peck 235. An excellent example, certified as AU-58
(PCGS). (40-80)

3329 GREECE. otto, 1832-1862. 2 Lepta, 1832. Crowned Royal

shield. RV. Value and date within a wreath. KM 14. AU-55
BN (NGC). (200-250)

3330 GREECE. otto, 1832-1862. 2 Lepta, 1838. Crowned Royal

shield. RV. Value and date within a wreath. KM 14. Graded 3337 iRELANd. James ii, 1685-91. “Gun Money” Crown, 1690.
AU-55 BN (NGC). (200-250) King, on horseback, horse’s head drawn back, tail markedly
curved, sword is vertical. Rv. Cruciform shields of Ireland,
England, Scotland, France around a central crown, horizontal
lines above ANO DOM. Issued as emergency coinage to pay
his army which landed in Ireland at Kinsale on March 12th
1689. S.6578. An excellent example, certified as AU-55
(NGC). (800-1200)
3331 GREECE. otto, 1832-1862. 2 Lepta, 1842. Crowned Royal
shield. RV. Value and date within a wreath. KM 14. AU-55
BN (NGC). (200-250)

HUNGARy
3332 HUNGARy. Rudolf ii, 1576-1608. Ducat, 1599. Seated
Madonna. Rv. St. Ladislas standing, dividing NB. Fr. 63.
Pierced, otherwise about Fine. (100-150)

3333 HUNGARy. Ferdinand iii, 1637-1657. Taler, 1655 KB.

remnit . Laureate bust r. wearing rectangular collar and 3338 iRELANd. James ii, 1685-91. “Gun Money” Halfcrown,
Order chain. Rv. Crowned Imperial eagle with Arms on November 1689. Head l. extending from top to bottom of
breast. Dav.3198. Thin flan crack at center. Toned Good Very flan. Rv. Crown and four scepters flanked by scripted “IR”,
Fine. (200-250) year and value XXX above crown, month below. Large flan
of 31-32mm. Issued as emergency coinage to pay his army
which landed in Ireland at Kinsale on March 12th 1689. For
some time previously large quantities of gold and silver had
been sent by Protestants to England for safe keeping. Coins
were struck with both a month and year of issue. The well
intentioned aim was to redeem these with good silver coin
when the king was back on the throne. This redemption
3334 HUNGARy. Charles Vi, 1711-40. Ducat, 1738 KB. Stand- would be carried out in the order, month by month, in which
ing figure dividing KB. Rv. Radiant Madonna and child. KM the coins had been issued. S.6579. Excellent example, certi-
306.2. Very Fine. (200-250) fied as MS-60 (PCGS). (400-600)

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3342 iRELANd. George ii, 1727-60. Farthing, 1738. Bust l,

legend reads GEORGIUS II REX. Rv. Crowned harp of
3339 iRELANd. James ii, 1685-91. “Gun Money” Halfcrown, Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date below. The omission
May 1690. Head l. extending from top to bottom of flan. of DEI GRATIA on the obverse was much commented on
Rv. Crown and four scepters flanked by scripted “IR”, year at the time of issue. These pieces were struck at the Tower
and value XXX above crown, month below. Small flan of of London and sent over to Ireland. S.6608. Comes with an
27 mm. Issued as emergency coinage to pay his army which old ticket. Uncirculated. (400-500)
landed in Ireland at Kinsale on March 12th 1689. For some
time previously large quantities of gold and silver had been
sent by Protestants to England for safe keeping. Coins were
struck with both a month and year of issue. The well inten-
tioned aim was to redeem these with good silver coin when
the king was back on the throne. This redemption would
be carried out in the order, month by month, in which the
coins had been issued. S.6580. Excellent example, certified
as MS-62 (NGC). (300-500)

3343 iRELANd. George iii, 1760-1820. Penny, 1805. Bust r. Rv.

Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date below.
First year of production. Designed by Kuchler Whose initial
K can be seen on the bust. Struck in copper as a proof issue
by Boulton at the Soho Mint in Birmingham. The field of
this issue is somewhat concave to preserve the main design
to some extent during circulation. S. 6620. An excellent
example. Proof. (400-500)

3340 iRELANd. James ii, 1685-1691. “Gun Money” Half-

crown, May 1690. Second obverse, head left extending
from top to bottom of flan. Rv. Crown and four scepters
flanked by scripted IR, XXX above crown, month below,
second type. Coincraft IEHC-350. S. 6579O. Well struck
piece with very clear legends, no corrosion evident, Very
Fine for issue. (200-300)
3344 iRELANd. George iii, 1760-1820. Halfpenny, 1805. Bust r.
Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date below.
Sometimes referred to as the Regal issue these coins were
struck at the Soho Mint in Birmingham. The field of this
issue is somewhat concave to preserve the main design to
some extent during circulation. S. 6621. Another excellent
example, certified as MS-64 (NGC). (300-500)

3341 iRELANd. James ii, 1685-91. “Gun Money” Halfcrown,

June 1690. Head l. extending from top to bottom of flan.
Rv. Crown and four scepters flanked by scripted “IR”, 3345 iRELANd. George iii, 1760-1820. Farthing, 1806. Bust
year and value XXX above crown, month below. Small r, Rv. Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date
flan of 27 mm. S.6580. There is a hint of possible very below. Part of the Regal issue struck at the Soho mint in
light lacquering, otherwise an usually nice example, good Birmingham. The field is slightly concave to reduce circula-
Extremely Fine. (500-600) tion wear. S.6622. Uncirculated. (200-300)

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3346 iRELANd. George iii, 1760-1820. Ten Pence Bank Token, 3350 iRELANd. irish Free State. Shilling, 1937. Bull walk-
1813. Bust r. Rv. Within an ornamentation of shamrocks ing l., design based on photographs of Thurium (400-350
and leaves - BANK TOKEN 10 PENCE IRISH 1813. Plain BC). Rv. Irish harp divides date 1937. Key date, with only
edge. Issued by the Bank of Ireland to alleviate a shortage 100,000 minted, the lowest number in this series. S 6627.
of low denomination silver coinage at the beginning of the Rare, certified as AU-58 (NGC). (400-500)
19th century. Designed by Thomas Wyon, the obverse of
this date was the same as for the British pattern nine pence
of 1812. S.6618. Pleasing Proof example. (500-600)

3351 iRELANd. Farthing token, late 1700’s, undated. Cypher P

S Co, attributed to Spence, a dealer in coins in London. Rv.
Hibernia facing left with left hand resting on harp to her left,
no date in exergue. Unlisted. Uncirculated. (300-500)

3347 iRELANd. George iV, 1820-30. Penny, 1822. Bust l. Rv.

Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date be-
low. First year of production. The obverse was designed by
Pistrucci and engraved by William Wyon. The reverse was
designed and engraved by William Wyon. These coins are
often said to have been struck at the Soho mint by Matthew 3352 iRELANd. Newry Presbyterian Church Communion Token,
Boulton but there is convincing evidence that they were in undated. Fine. (30-40)
fact struck at the Royal Mint, since Boulton died in 1809.
This issue was not concave as on the George III piece so iTALy ANd iTALiAN STATES
these pennies sustained more circulation wear more easily.
S. 6623. A pleasing example, Extremely Fine. (300-400)

3353 iTALiAN STATES. CASALE. Guglielmo ii Paleologo,

3348 iRELANd. George iV, 1820-30. Halfpenny, 1822. Bust l. 1494-1518. Testone, n.d. Capped bust l., with legend GV-
Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date below. LIELMVSoMARoMONToFEo C Rv. Arms with cross above
Struck at the Royal Mint. This issue was legal tender for shield and legend CRIoROo IMPoo PRINCo VICAoPP. CNI
just four years until 12th July 1826 when British coinage II pg. 106, 38; Morosini III pg. 38, 8. Toned VF. (800-1,000)
was introduced. S. 6624. An excellent example, certified as
MS-64 (PCGS). (300-500)

3349 iRELANd. George iV, 1820-30. Halfpenny, 1823. Bust l.

Crowned harp of Ireland, HIBERNIA above and date below.
Struck at the Royal Mint. This issue was legal tender for just 3354 iTALiAN STATES. VATiCAN. PAPAL STATES. Pius
three years till 12th July 1826 when British coinage was Vii, 1800-1823. Scudo, 1818 B. Bologna. Arms under cross
introduced. S. 6624. Another excellent example, certified keys. Rv. Metaphor of church seated in the clouds. KM 1275.
as MS-63 (PCGS). (300-500) Good Very Fine/Extremely Fine. (500-600)

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3355 VATiCAN CiTy. Six Mint sets, 1940 to 1962. Pius Xii,
1940(8). John XXiii: ✩ 1958 (8) ✩ 1959 (8) ✩ 1962(8).
Paul Vi. ✩ 1963 (8) ✩ 1975 (8). KM MS 24, MS 58,
MS 61, MS65, MS66, MS 80. Uncirculated. (Total: 6
pieces) (500-600)

3356 iTALiAN STATES. VENiCE. Pietro Lando, 1539-

1545. Ducat. Doge kneeling before standing figure of St.
Mark. Rv. Christ standing within stars. 3.39 grams. Fr.
1248. Fine. (250-350)

3357 iTALiAN STATES. VENiCE. Trio of Zecchini. All have

been holed and one plugged more than once, otherwise Fine.
(Total: 3 pieces) (100-120) 3363 iTALy. Benito Mussolini. Gold 100 Lire, 1943. Fantasy
produced in the 1970’s. Helmeted bust of Il Duce l. Rv. Large
3358 iTALiAN STATES. VENiCE. Quartet of Zecchini, fasces with lion’s head. Bruce X7. Set in a bezel, aggregate
1605-1656. All have been holed and probably used in weight: 34.1 grams. Extremely Fine. (700-800)
jewelry. Approximately 8.34 grams of gold. (Total: 4
pieces) (130-180) 3364 iTALy. Repubblica. 11-piece Proof Set, 1991. Includes:
✩ Lira ✩ 2 Lire ✩ 5 Lire ✩ 10 Lire ✩ 20 Lire ✩ 50 Lire
3359 iTALy. Vittorio Emanuele ii, 1861-1878. 20 Lire, 1862. ✩ 100 Lire ✩ 200 Lire ✩ Silver 500 Lire ✩ Bimetallic 500
Bust l, with date below. Rv. Crowned shield within wreath Lire ✩ Commemorative Vivaldi 500 Lire. In original dark
with value below. KM 10.1. About Very Fine. (130-160) blue case. Brilliant Proof. (75-100)

LATViA
3365 LATViA. 5 Lati, 1929. Bust r. Rv. Three stars over shield
with value below. KM 9. Very Fine. (10-15)

3360 iTALy. Umberto i, 1878-1900. 20 Lire, 1882 R. Rome mint.

Head l. Rv. Crowned shield divides value, oak and olive MoNACo
wreath surround with mintmark below. KM 21. Extremely
Fine. (200-250)

3361 iTALy. Vittorio Emanuele iii, 1900-1946. Pattern 20

Lire, 1903. Gilt Silver. By Stefano Johnson. Bare head r.
3366 MoNACo. Charles iii, 1856-89. 100 Francs, 1886 A. Paris
Rv. Roma, holding spear, and Italia, holding a branch and
mint. Head r. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms within mantle, date
sheaf of wheat, standing, REGNO (Arms) D’ITALIA at left,
below. KM 99. Rare, only 5,000 pieces minted. Good Very
Roman date and value given as L20 at right. KM Pn5. A few
Fine. (1,100-1,300)
toning spots on the reverse. PF-66 (NGC). (800-900)

3362 iTALy. Vittorio Emanuele iii, 1900-1946. Pattern 10

Centesimi, 1903 R. Roma. Bronze. By Stefano Johnson. 3367 MoNACo. Albert i, 1889-1922. 100 Francs, 1895 A. Paris
Uniformed bust r. Rv. Stylishly-rendered crowned Arms mint. Head l. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms within a wreath
within Order chain, REGNO-D’ITALIA, Cmi.-10. PF-65 of palm and olive, dividing date, value below. KM 105.
(NGC). (500-600) Cleaned, good Very Fine. (900-1,000)

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NETHERLANdS
3368 NETHERLANdS. GELdERLANd. Lion Daalder, 1648.
Armored knight above a lion shield in inner circle. Rv.
Rampant lion left in inner circle, date at top of legend. 23.68
grams. KM 15.2. Fine. (60-100)

3369 NETHERLANdS. KAMPEN. 28 Stuivers, 1616-1619. 3377 PoLANd. Sigismund iii, 1587-1632. Trojak, 1601.
Mm Rosette. Crowned imperial eagle in inner circle. Rv. rak w. Crowned bust left, wearing ruff. Rv. Value, date
Crowned arms in inner circle, date above crown, value at and Arms. Kop.1195, Kurp.1256, Gum.1122. Well-struck.
bottom. 17.77 grams. KM 23. Very Fine. (125-175) Toned Extremely Fine. (150-200)

3370 NETHERLANdS. KiNGdoM oF HoLLANd. French

Protectorate. Louis Napoleon, 1806-1810. 50 Stuivers, 3378 PoLANd. Sigismund iii, 1587-1632. Ort, 1621. Crowned
1808. Utrecht mint. Bust r. legend NAP. LODEW I ON half length figure r. Rv. Crowned Shield dividing date. KM
VAN HOLL. Rv. Crowned shield with French and Dutch 37. Very Fine. (75-100)
elements, dividing value, above date. KM 28. Toned, Almost
Very Fine. (150-250)
3379 PoLANd. Sigismund iii, 1587-1632. Group: ✩ 6 Gro-
3371 NETHERLANdS. Willem ii, 1840-49. 1 Gulden, 1843. schen, n.d. ✩ 3 Groschen, 1622 ✩ Thaler, 1623 ✩ 3 Polker,
Bust l., Rv. Crowned arms of Netherlands dividing value 1623 ✩ 3 Polker, 1625 (2) ✩ 3 Polker, 1626. KM 31, 42,
with date above. KM 66. Toned Very Fine. (50-100) 37 and 41. Mixed condition from Very Good to Very Fine.
(Total: 7 pieces) (125-170)
3372 NETHERLANdS. Willem iii, 1849-90. 10 Gulden, 1875.
Head r. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms divides value, date above.
KM 105. Extremely Fine. (200-250)

3380 PoLANd. Stanislaw August Poniatowski, 1764-1795.

3373 NETHERLANdS. Willem iii, 1849-90. 10 Gulden, 1877. lot wka (4 Groschen), 1793 MW. Warsaw. Peruked head
Head r. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms divides value, date above. r. Rv. Crowned Arms dividing date. Faint adjustment marks
KM 105. Uncirculated. (250-350) lower edge. Good Extremely Fine. (200-300)

3374 NETHERLANdS. Willem iii, 1849-1890. Trade Ducat,

1849. Standing knight with sword. Rv. Inscription with
decorated square edge. KM 83.1. Key date, worn edge, shows
signs of previous mount, otherwise Fine. (100-150)

PoLANd

3381 PoLANd. Nicholas i, 1825-1855. 5 lotych or Rouble,

1839. Mintmaster initials MW. Imperial eagle. Rv. Value
and date inside an oak wreath. KM 133. Very Fine. (20-40)

3375 PoLANd. Sigismund i, 1506-1548. Groszy, 1546. rak w.

Large crown above ruler’s legend. Rv. Crowned eagle within
braided circle. Minor weakness at centers. About Uncircu-
lated. AU-58 (NGC). (200-250)

3376 Pair of World coins: ✩ PoLANd. Sigismund iii, 1587-

1632. Trojak, (15)92. Mal ork. Crowned bust r. wearing ruff.
Rv. Value, date and Arms. Kop.959. Minor weakness. About
Extremely Fine ✩ PRUSSiA. Albrecht v. Brandenburg,
1525-1569. 3 Gr schen, 1537. Armored, bare-headed bust r. 3382 PoLANd. Nicholas i, 1825-1855. 5 lotych or Rouble,
Rv. Value and date. Saurma 5053. Both somewhat bright. About 1840. Mintmaster initials MW. Imperial eagle. Rv. Value
Extremely Fine and Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (50-75) and date inside an oak wreath. KM 133. Very Fine. (20-40)

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3383 PoLANd. 10 lotych, 1925. Anni ersary - Boleslaus I, RoMANiA

1025-1925. KM 32. Uncirculated. (100-150)

3384 PoLANd. 10 lotych, 1925. Crowned head of Boleslaw I l.

Rv. Crowned eagle with wings open, value below. KM Y32.
Never released into circulation. Uncirculated. (100-150)

3385 PoLANd. Lodz Ghetto. n the name o the e ish Elders

o Lit mannstadt. 10 Pfennig, 1942. Aluminum-Magnesium.
Date on Star of David. Rv. Value. KM Tn5. Some typical
pesting. Otherwise Good Very Fine. (50-75)

3392 RoMANiA. Carol i, 1866-1914. 50 Lei, 1906. 40th An-

ni ersary - Reign of Carol I. 16.12 grams. KM 39. Almost
Uncirculated. (1,300-1,500)

RUSSiA
3386 PoLANd. Lodz Ghetto. n the name o the e ish Elders
o Lit mannstadt. Off-Metal 10 Pfennig, 1942. Bronze.
Date on Star of David. Rv. Value. Cf.KM Tn5. Rare. About
Extremely Fine. (150-200)

3387 PoLANd. Group: ✩ Pomerania. Leba. World War i

P.o.W. Tokens. 1, 5, 10, 20, 30 Pfennig. Uniface. Menzel
7799.1-5. Very Fine ✩ Lodz Ghetto. “Jewish Elders of
Litzmannstadt.” 10 Mark Token, 1943. Thick flan. KM Tn3.
Overall decent surfaces for type with only minor corrosion.
Extremely Fine. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-150)

3388 PoLANd. Lot. Includes: ✩ Proba 300,000 lotych. Nickel. 3393 RUSSiA. Peter ii, 1727-1730. Ruble, 1728. Moscow, ada-
50th Anni ersary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising ✩ 2 Groszy, she sky mint. Laureate, draped and armored bust r., Order star
1928. MS-62 BN (NGC) ✩ Grosz, 1939. War issue. MS- on breast. Rv. Crowned Imperial eagle. Dav.1668, KM 182.2.
61 (NGC) ✩ Modern Bronze Medal, 60mm. Kosciuszko Some obverse laminations. Toned Very Fine. (200-250)
- Pulaski. Rv. Battle scene. Uncirculated ✩ Also medieval
Bohemian Prager Groschen of Wencelas II ✩ Medieval 3394 RUSSiA. Alexander iii, 1881-1894. Ruble, 1883. St.
Hungary Byzantine-style AE ✩ Modern Silver restrike of Petersburg mint. Alexander III Coronation. KM 43. Very
Austrian 2 Ducat, 1642 ✩ Prussian Wilhelm I Centennial Fine. (75-125)
Bronze Medal, 1897 ✩ Small Brass Medallet for the Death
of Jerome Bonaparte, 1860 ✩ And Vatican City 8-piece
Mint Set, 1958 (50 Lire with dark toning spot). Very Fine
to Uncirculated. (Total: 17 pieces) (100-150)

3389 PoLANd. 100 lotych, 2006. World Cup 200 - Germany.

In original NBP hard green case. Brilliant Proof. (160-180)
3395 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. 15 Rubles, 1897. St.
Petersburg mint. Bust l. Rv Imperial eagle with value and
PoRTUGAL date below. KM 65.1 Very Fine. (300-350)

3396 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. 5 Rubles, 1897 and 1898.

3390 PoRTUGAL. Carlos i, 1889-1908. 500 Reis, 1898. 400th Bust l. Rv. Imperial eagle with date and value below. KM
Anni ersary - Disco ery of India. KM 538. Good Very Y62. Good Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (200-250)
Fine. (20-30)
3397 RUSSiA. Nicholas ii, 1894-1917. Pair of gold coins: ✩ 5
3391 PoRTUGAL. Carlos i, 1889-1908. Modern gold piece. Rubles, 1899 ✩ 10 Rubles, 1904. Bust l. Rv. Imperial eagle
Hallmarked as being .800 purity. 6.02 grams. Uncircu- with date and value below. KM Y 62, KM Y 59.3. Good Very
lated. (100-150) Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-400)

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3398 RUSSiA. imperial to the Republic period. 1765-1924.

Group: ✩ Ruble, 1813 ✩ Ruble, 1817✩ Ruble, 1921 ✩
Ruble, 1924 ✩ 15 Kopeks, 1908 ✩ 5 Kopeks, 1765 ✩ 2
Kopeks, 1801 ✩ 2 Kopeks, 1840 ✩ Kopek, 1909. KM
C130, Y90.1, Y84, Y21a2, 59.3, C145.1, C95.3 and Y48.1.
Mixed condition from Fine to Good Very Fine. (Total: 9
pieces) (150-200)

3399 U.S.S.R. Palladium 10 Rubles, 1990. Ballerina. Y.269.

Brilliant Uncirculated. Set in Gold bezel with sus-
pender. (175-200)
3404 SPAiN. Felipe iV, 1621-1685. 8 Reales, 1633 R. Sego ia.
Crowned Arms including Portugal, Aqueduct over R at l.,
SCoTLANd very large ‘✩’ at r. Rev. Castles and lions in lobate frame,
HiSPANiARVM REX, date around. Cay n 5917, KM
111. A handsome strike, nearly fully round and showing old
encrustation around the rims. Very Fine or better in strict
terms of wear. (800-900)

3405 SPAiN. MARAVEdi. Group of coins. Carlos iii, 1759-

1788: ✩ 4 Reales, 1786 ✩ 2 Reales, 1775 ✩ 2 Reales,
1777 ✩ 2 Reales, 1778 ✩ Carlos iV, 1788-1808. 4 Reales,
unknown. Bust r. Rv Floral design with castles and lions.
KM 408.2 and 406.2. One piece appears to have been acid
cleaned, the rest await treatment, otherwise Very Good to
Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (25-50)

3406 SPAiN. isabel ii, 1833-1868. 4 Escudos, 1865. Bust l. Rv.

3400 SCoTLANd. James Vi, 1567-1625. 60 Shillings, after ac-
Crowned shield and mantle with value below. KM 631.1.
cession to the English throne. Mm Thistle. King on horseback
Circulated with some wear to the high points otherwise
holding a sword, “&” in legend. Rv. Royal shield, arms of
almost Very Fine. (80-120)
England in first and fourth quarters. 29.80 grams. S.5501.
About Very Fine. Scarce. (1,500-2,000) 3407 SPAiN. Alfonso Xiii, 1886-1931. 5 Pesetas, 1897. Bust l.
Rv. Crowned shield between pillars with value below. KM
3401 SCoTLANd. Rothshire Communion Token, 1786.
707. Very Fine. (10-15)
Fine. (30-40)

SPAiN SPiTZBERGEN
3402 SPAiN. Collection of gold coins: ✩ Fernando and isabela, 3408 SPiTZBERGEN. Norwegian Territory. Arktikugol (Russian
1476-1516. 2 Excelentes. Fr. 127-132, holed otherwise Fine rctic oal o.). Complete Set of Tokens (excluding star vari-
✩ isabel ii, 1833-1868. 4 Escudos, 1867. KM 631.1, almost eties). 1946 Series: ✩ 10 Kopeks ✩ 15 Kopeks ✩ 20 Kopeks
Fine ✩ isabel ii, 1833-1868. 4 Escudos, 1868. KM 631.1, ✩ 50 Kopeks (large star). Extremely Fine. 1993 Series: ✩ 10
Fine ✩ isabel ii, 1833-1868. 40 Reales, 1864. KM 618.1. Rubles ✩ 25 Rubles ✩ 50 Rubles ✩ 100 Rubles. Uncirculated.
Fine ✩ Carlos iii, 1759-88. Half Escudo, 1788. KM 425.1, KM Tn1-4.1, Tn5-8. (Total: 8 pieces) (150-200)
Fine ✩ Carlos iV, 1788-1808. Escudo, 1792, KM 434, Very In 1927, the Russian company Arktikugol ought the rights to mine in
Good. (Total: 6 pieces) (450-550) Pyramids, a settlement in Eisf ord, Spit ergen. Fi e years later, the company
egan operations in Barents erg, taking o er mines pre iously owned y a
Danish rm. Today, Arktikugol is the only non-Norwegian company operat-
ing in Spit ergen.

SWEdEN
3409 SWEdEN. oscar ii, 1872-1907. 10 Kroner, 1901 EB.
Head r. with date below. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms within
mantle, mint officials initials to right, value below. KM 767.
Uncirculated. (175-225)
3403 SPAiN. Fernando and isabel, 1469-1504. 4 Reales, n.d.
Se illa, without Assayer’s initial. Crowned Arms in circle 3410 SWEdEN. Gustaf V, 1907-1950. High-grade Lot of
flanked by S - o/IIII.. Rev. Large, well-defined Yoke and Delaware 2 Kronor, 1938. For the 300th Anni ersary of
arrows. Cay n Tipo 19. Slightly convex obverse, partial the Swedish Settlement of Delaware. KM 807. Brilliant
legends but bold overall and distinctly appealing overall. Uncirculated. (Total: 20 pieces) (250-350)
About Extremely Fine. (200-300) For a related Delaware Tercentenary Badge, please see Lot 4731.

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3411 SWEdEN. Gustaf V, 1907-1950. Roll of 5 Kronor, 1935.

500th Anni ersary of the Riksdag. KM 806. Brilliant Un-
circulated. (Total: 20 pieces) (250-300)

3412 SWEdEN. oskar ii-Gustaf V. Commemorative 2

Kronor Lot: ✩ 1897 Silver Jubilee (2) ✩ 1907 Golden
Wedding Anniversary (6) ✩ 1921 400th Anniversary of
Political Liberty (2) ✩ 1932 300th Anniversary of Gustaf
II Adolf (2). KM 762, 776, 799, 805. Uncirculated. (Total:
12 pieces) (150-200)

3419 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,

SWiTZERLANd 1745-1777. Thaler, 1754. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and
child with date below. KM 223, Dav.1952. Adjustment marks
3413 SWiSS CANToNS. 19th Century Lot (13). AARGAU. evident on Rv., otherwise Extremely Fine. (150-250)
Includes: ✩ 2 Rappen, 1812, 1814 (3) ✩ 5 Rappen, 1829 ✩
Batzen, 1815 ✩ Batzen, 1826 (7) ✩ Also FREiBURG.
5 Rappen, 1830 and 1831. Very Good-Very Fine. (Total: 15 3420 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
pieces) (125-175) 1745-1777. Thaler, 1754 (2). Bust r. with star. Rv. Two un-
crowned backward looking lions holding in both paws the
3414 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Sol, 1825 (2). Coat of Arms Bavararian arms surrounded by a chain with filigree work
of Geneva. Rv. Value in words inside a circle with date below. below, divided date below. KM 224, Dav.1948. Adjustment
KM 120. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (50-70) marks evident on Rv., otherwise Very Fine and Fine. (Total:
2 pieces) (100-150)
3415 SWiTZERLANd. Confederation. 20 Francs, 1889 B. Head
l. Rv. Shield of Switzerland divides value, star above, date 3421 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
below, inside an oak and olive wreath. KM 31.3. Scratch in 1745-1777. Thaler, 1755 (5). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
field on obverse otherwise, Almost Uncirculated. (250-300) and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 223,
Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 5
3416 SWiTZERLANd. Confederation. 20 Francs, 1892 B. Head pieces) (150-250)
l. Rv Shield of Switzerland divides value, star above, date
below, inside an oak and olive wreath. KM 31.3. Almost
Extremely Fine. (225-275) 3422 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1755 (5). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 223,
Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 5
yUGoSLAViA pieces) (150-250)
3417 yUGoSLAViA. Alexander i, 1921-1934. Trade Dukat,
1931. Head l. with countermark of ear of corn below. Rv. 3423 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
Crowned double headed eagle with shield on chest, value 1745-1777. Thaler, 1755 (6). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
below. KM 12.2. Uncirculated. (125-175) and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 223,
Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 6
pieces) (200-250)
CoLLECTioN oF BAVARiAN THALERS
The following lots represent a very large collection of silver Ba-
varian Talers from the late 18th Century, collected by year and type.
A die study could be made utilizing just this collection, affording the
fortunate buyers hours of numismatic pleasure. High quality examples
with essentially no adjustment marks are mixed with more circulated
specimens sporting signs of adjustment. Examples from the Amberg
mint are also to be found among these lots.

3418 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,

1745-1777. Half dozen Thalers: ✩ 1753 ✩ 1754 (5). Bust
r. with star. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many 3424 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
varieties exist. KM 223, Dav.1952. One piece is dated 1753, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1755. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and
the rest are 1754, of which one is ex-mount, otherwise Fine. child with date below. KM 223, Dav.1952. Struck slightly
(Total: 6 pieces) (150-250) off center otherwise Extremely Fine. (150-250)

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3425 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3434 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1755 (3). Bust r. with star. Rv. Two un- 1745-1777. Thaler, 1760 (8). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
crowned backward looking lions holding in both paws the and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
Bavararian arms surrounded by a chain with filigree work Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
below, divided date below. KM 224, Dav.1948. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (250-300)
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (150-200)
3435 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
3426 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1760 (3). Bust r. with star. Rv. Two
1745-1777. Thaler, 1756 (15). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna uncrowned backward looking lions holding in both paws
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 223, the Bavararian arms surrounded by a chain with filigree
Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 15 work below, divided date below. KM 233.1, Dav.1949. Fine.
pieces) (450-550) (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150)

3427 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3436 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1756 (3). Bust r. with star. Rv. Two 1745-1777. Thaler, 1764 (9). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
uncrowned backward looking lions holding in both paws and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
the Bavarian arms surrounded by a chain with filigree work Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
below, divided date below. KM 224, Dav.1948. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (250-300)
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (150-200)
3437 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1764 (9). Thaler, 1764 (9). Bust r. with
3428 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, star. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties
1745-1777. Thaler, 1756 (2). Bust r. with star, two different exist. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on
designs. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many va- Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (250-300)
rieties exist. KM 223, Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident
on Rv. One piece cleaned otherwise about Extremely Fine. 3438 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
(Total: 2 pieces) (300-400) 1745-1777. Half a dozen Thalers: ✩ 1762 ✩ 1763 (2) ✩
1764 ✩ 1765 ✩ 1766. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and
3429 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1757 (2). Bust r. with star, two different Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Very Fine or
designs. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many va- better. (Total: 6 pieces) (300-400)
rieties exist. KM 223, Dav.1952. Adjustment marks evident
on Rv. About Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (300-400) 3439 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1764 (11). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
3430 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1757 (4). Bust r. with star, two differ- Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
ent designs. Rv. Madonna and child with date below or Fine. (Total: 11 pieces) (250-300)
two uncrowned backward looking lions holding in both
paws the Bavarian arms surrounded by a chain with filigree 3440 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
work below, divided date below. Many varieties exist. KM 1745-1777. Thaler, 1764 (11). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
223/224, Dav.1948/1952. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
About Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-150) Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
Fine. (Total: 11 pieces) (250-300)
3431 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1758 (3). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna 3441 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
and child with date below or two uncrowned backward 1745-1777. Thaler, 1766 (5). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
looking lions holding in both paws the Bavararian arms sur- and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
rounded by a chain with filigree work below, divided date Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
below. Many varieties exist. KM 223/224, Dav.1948/1952. Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (200-250)
Adjustment marks evident on Rv. About Fine to Very Fine.
(Total: 3 pieces) (100-150) 3442 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1767 (7). Bust r. with star. Rv. Ma-
3432 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, donna and child with date below. Many varieties exist.
1745-1777. Thaler, 1758 (4). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna KM 234.1, Dav.1953. One piece is mounted complete
and child with date below. KM 223, Dav.1952. Fine. (Total: with loop. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total:
4 pieces) (100-150) 7 pieces) (200-250)

3443 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian

3433 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, iii, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1768 (13). Bust r. with star. Rv.
1745-1777. Thaler, 1760 (10). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties ex-
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, ist. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. One piece is mounted complete
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 10 with loop. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total:
pieces) (300-400) 13 pieces) (400-450)

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3444 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3455 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
1745-1777. Thaler, 1768 (2). Bust r. with star. Rv. Ma- 1799. Thaler, 1778 (12). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
donna and child with date below. Many varieties exist. and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 260.1,
KM 234.1, Dav.1953. One piece is mounted complete Dav.1964. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
with loop. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Very Fine. Fine. (Total: 12 pieces) (600-800)
(Total: 2 pieces) (150-200)
3456 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-1799.
3445 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Thaler foursome: ✩ 1778 ✩ 1779 ✩ 1780 ✩ 1781. Bust r. with
1745-1777. Thaler, 1769 (11). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna star. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, exist. KM 260.1, Dav.1964. Adjustment marks evident on Rv.
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Very Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (600-800)
Fine. (Total: 11 pieces) (300-400)
3457 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
3446 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 1799. Trio of Thalers: ✩ 1779 (2) ✩ 1781. Bust r. with
1745-1777. Thaler, 1769. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna star. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties
and child with date below. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Adjustment exist. KM 260.1, Dav.1964. Adjustment marks evident on
marks evident on Rv. Extremely Fine. (100-200) Rv. Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150)

3447 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3458 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1770. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna 1745-1777. Trio of Thalers: ✩ 1763 ✩ 1764 ✩ 1765. Am-
and child with date below. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Adjustment berg mint. Bust r. with star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna
marks evident on Rv. Good Very Fine. (100-150) and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2,
Dav.1954. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Very Fine to
3448 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (250-350)
1745-1777. Thaler, 1770 (10). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, 3459 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very 1745-1777. Quintet of Thalers: ✩ 1763 ✩ 1764 (3). Am-
Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350) berg mint. Bust r. with star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2,
3449 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Dav.1954. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 4
1745-1777. Thaler, 1771 (10). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna pieces) (100-150)
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very 3460 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350) 1745-1777. Thaler, 1765 (9). Amberg mint Bust r. with star
and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date below.
3450 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjustment
1745-1777. Thaler, 1771 (10). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (250-350)
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very 3461 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350) 1745-1777. Thaler, 1765 (6). Amberg mint. Bust r. with star
and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date below.
3451 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjustment marks
1745-1777. Thaler, 1772 (3). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna evident on Rv. Very Fine. (Total: 6 pieces) (300-400)
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1,
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very 3462 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150) 1745-1777. Quintet of Thalers: ✩ 1766 ✩ 1767 (3). Am-
berg mint. Bust r. with star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna
3452 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1774 (4). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna Dav.1954. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (150-200)
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-150) 3463 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1767 (2). Amberg mint. Bust r. with star
3453 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, and letter A below. Rv. Two uncrowned backward looking
1745-1777. Thaler, 1775 (8). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna lions holding in both paws the Bavararian arms surrounded
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, by a chain with filigree work below, divided date below. KM
Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very 233.2, Dav.1950. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to
Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (300-400) Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (400-600)
3454 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian 3464 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
iii, 1745-1777. Quintet of Thalers: ✩ 1776 (2) ✩ 1777 1745-1777. Thaler, 1768 (2). Amberg mint. Bust r. with
(2). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and child with date star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Ad- below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Ad-
justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
4 pieces) (150-200) 2 pieces) (70-150)

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3465 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3472 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1769 (4). Amberg mint. Bust r. with star 1745-1777. Thaler, 1775 (8). Amberg mint. Bust r. with
and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date
Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjustment below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Ad-
marks evident on Rv. Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (100-150) justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
8 pieces) (200-300)
3466 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3473 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1769 (8). Amberg mint. Bust r. with 1745-1777. Thaler, 1775 (9). Amberg mint. Bust r. with
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Ad- below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Ad-
justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
8 pieces) (300-400) 9 pieces) (250-350)

3474 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,

1745-1777. Thaler, 1776 (4). Amberg mint. Bust r. with
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Ad-
justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
4 pieces) (150-250)

3475 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-

1799. Thalers, 1781 (8). Amberg mint. Bust r. with star. Rv.
Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties exist.
KM 260.3, Dav.1965. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine
3467 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, to Very Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (300-400)
1745-1777. Thaler, 1770. Amberg mint. Bust r. with star
and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date below. 3476 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. No adjustment 1799. Quintet of Thalers: ✩ 1782 (2) ✩ 1783 (2). Am-
marks evident on Rv. Extremely Fine. (150-250) berg mint. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and child with
date below. Many varieties exist. KM 260.3, Dav.1965.
3468 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine.
1745-1777. Thaler, 1771 (5). Amberg mint. Bust r. with (Total: 4 pieces) (200-250)
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjust- 3477 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
ment marks evident on Rv. Fine to good Very Fine. (Total: 1799. Trio of Thalers: ✩ 1778 (2) ✩ 1779. Amberg mint.
5 pieces) (150-250) Bust r. with star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child
with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 260.3, Dav.1965.
Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
3469 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3 pieces) (150-250)
1745-1777. Thaler, 1772 (13). Amberg mint. Bust r. with
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date 3478 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjust- 1799. Thaler, 1786 (10). Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
ment marks evident on Rv. Fine to good Very Fine. (Total: and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 260.3,
13 pieces) (350-550) Dav.1965. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very
Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (400-500)
3470 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii,
1745-1777. Thaler, 1773 (8). Amberg mint. Bust r. with 3479 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date 1799. Group of Thalers: ✩ 1784 ✩ 1789 ✩ 1792 (2).
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjust- Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and child with date below.
ment marks evident on Rv. Fine to good Very Fine. (Total: Many varieties exist. KM 260.3, Dav.1965. Adjust-
8 pieces) (250-350) ment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 4
pieces) (200-250)

3471 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 3480 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-
1745-1777. Thaler, 1773 (10). Amberg mint. Bust r. with 1799. Quintet of Thalers: ✩ 1795 ✩ 1796 ✩ 1797 ✩
star and letter A below. Rv. Madonna and child with date 1798. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna and child with date
below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.2, Dav.1954. Adjust- below. Many varieties exist. KM 281.2, Dav.1966A. Ad-
ment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total: 10 justment marks evident on Rv. Fine to Very Fine. (Total:
pieces) (250-350) 4 pieces) (200-250)

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3481 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1775. Bust r. with star. Rv.
Madonna and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident
on Rv. MS-63 (PCGS). (200-300)

3482 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1778. Bust r. with star
and initials HS on shoulder. Usually seen with initials H.ST. Rv. Madonna and child with date below.
Many varieties exist. KM 234.1, Dav.1953. Adjustment marks evident on Rv. Potentially Very Rare
as an unlisted variety in Davenport. MS-63 (PCGS). (700-900)

3483 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-1799. Thaler, 1797. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 281.2, Dav.1966A. Adjustment marks evident on Rv.
MS-63 (PCGS). (800-1,000)

3484 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Karl Theodor, 1777-1799. Thaler, 1799. Bust r. with star. Rv. Madonna
and child with date below. Many varieties exist. KM 281.2, Dav.1966A. Adjustment marks evident on Rv.
AU-58 (PCGS). (600-800)

3485 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Josef Maximilian iii, 1745-1777. Thaler, 1761. Bust r. with star.
Rv. Two uncrowned backward looking lions holding in both paws the Bavarian arms surrounded by
a chain with filigree work below, divided date below. KM 233.1, Dav.1949. Fine. (30-50)

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THE AMERiCAS
THE JoHN P. LoRENZo CoLLECTioN oF WEST iNdiES ANd MEXiCAN CoiNS ANd ToKENS

A Selection of Mexican Hacienda Tokens

3486 MEXiCo. Six Hacienda Tokens: ✩ Aguascalientes. Mes- 3490 MEXiCo. Michoacan. Hacienda Tokens: ✩ Apatzingan.
uite. Tree, ✩MESQUITE✩ around. Rv. Rosette at center. Octavo, 1847. Vase, ‘2’ c/stpd at left. Rv. Monogram ✩
Two examples, one with Ampersand c/stpd lower reverse Ario. 1/8 Real, 1866. Monument ✩ Chabinda. Rafael Ta-
✩ Mexico City. Pla uela Mes uite. MES/QUITE above mallo. 1858. Eagle. Rv. Seated Libertad ✩ Charo. 1/8 Real.
branches ( ) ✩ Mexico City. Pla a del Mercado. 1/8 Real. (CA)RO around fractional value, stars below ✩ Jiquilpan.
Legend around fractional value, XXA monogram incuse at JSG within radiant oval c/stpd on Jalisco Cuartilla ✩ La
left ✩ Zacatecas. Jerez. Fernando Ca ral. Rancho de la Piedad. PIEDAD 1871 c/stpd on a worn smooth coin ✩
Noria. Nickel, octagonal. Legend both sides ✩ Vera Cruz. Los Reyes. ✩RS✩ in an oval c/stpd on a Jalisco Cuartilla
Jalapa. Fondo Pu lico de alapa. 1836. F.P./D.X./1836 ✩ Uncertain. Within a denticled oval, ✩RS✩ c/stpd on
within wreath. Rv. UN./8BO. (wavy line). R-Agua12, uncertain Cuartilla with additional PA.P in oval and B c/stps.
DF185, Cf.R-DF215, Grove 1848, R-Ver.32. Fine-Good Grove 71, R-Mic.23,.42, 44, 72, 74, 80, cfMic.80ff,. The first
Very Fine. (Total: 6 pieces). (100-150) rough Good-Very Good, the others Crude Very Good-Very
Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (90-120)

3487 MEXiCo. Hacienda Tokens. Colima. illa de olima: 3491 MEXiCo. Michoacan. Hacienda Tokens: ✩ Los Reyes.
✩ Quarto, 1816 and 1828 (unlisted date in both Grove and Ramon Torres y Co. 1/8 Real, 1845. Radiant liberty cap
Rulau). Value and date within wreath. Colima monogram above eagle ✩ Morelia. Municipalidad de Morelia. 1/8 Real,
within wreath ✩ Octavo, 1824, 1828 (2). Value. Rv. ANO 1837. Cupid with Liberty cap on pole. Very Choice for type
DE and date ✩ Real, 1836. Eagle, legend around. Rv. ✩ Nahuatzen. Molina. Standing figure. Rv. Name around
Value. Grove 262. Very Good to Very Fine. (Total: 6 eagle. Verdigris spots ✩ Nahuatzen. Tanteo Mercantil. 1/8
pieces) (100-150) Real. Balance scales, value below ✩ Pazcuaro. Municipio.
1/8 Reales (2). Woman fishmonger walking r. Rv. Three
mountains in lake, man in boat ✩ Pazcuaro. 1/8 Real. Crude
mountains and lake. Rv. Town name and value ✩ Sahuayo.
3488 MEXiCo. Group of Hacienda Tokens: ✩ durango. 1856. Coyote l. Rv. Monogram and date within wreath ✩
San ose de A ino Mines Administration. (Peso ), 1864 Taretan. Octavo, 1858. Male bust r. Rv. Tree . R-Mic.89,
(2). Reeded edge. Legend within wreath ✩ Guanajuato. 90, 94, 95, Grove 615, 616, R-Mic.104, 125. Good to Very
Chamacuero. Name around rosette ✩ Guerrero. Cuautepec. Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (125-175)
1869. Large tree, QUAT-EPEC, date below . Silvered Copper
✩ Uncertain location. ✩ CERVANTES 1806/ Q PARAMO
3492 MEXiCo. Michoacan. Hacienda Tokens. Uruapan: ✩
✩ Eagle/FICHA within wreath (light deposits) ✩ H.P.O./
Municipio de Uruapan. 1/8 Real, 1813. City name with ‘N’
1/8 1878 ✩ TLACO ✩ E R MONTIN. R-Dur.41, Grove
retrograde around large fractional value and date ✩ Octavo
202, R-Gur.16, Mxo130, 195, 378, 530, Grove 592. One of
( ), 1830 ( ). VRUAPAN/AN D 1830 (the last digit filled
the Avino Tokens Choice Extremely Fine. The others About
and may alternatively be 3 or 5), ornament below, within
Very Good to Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (100-150)
wreath. The first unlisted in both Grove and Rulau, the
latter Grove 1023. Zamora: ✩ Municipio de amora. a
within denticled circular punch c/stpd on a amora Octavo.
3489 MEXiCo. Jalisco. Hacienda Tokens: ✩ Cocula. Two examples, one ex-Chester Howard Collection ✩ .M..
(A.)BENEFICO COMUN 1830 around eagle/Cocula legend Garcia. 1/8 Real, 1840. Eagle. Rv. Name, date and value ✩
around worn uncertain center design (deposits) ✩ Sayula. Pedro Rodrigu Fernande . Name around double wreath
A.C.D.SAYULA 1814 around Q ✩ SAYULA 1815 around with rosette at center. R-Mic.140, Grove 1091, R-Mic.143
Q (deposits) ✩ Tequila. La aro . Gallardo. Hacienda The first token Choice Very Fine for type. The others About
Camichines. 1/8 Real, 1857. Two trees. Rv. Small goat c/tspd Fine to Good Very Fine. (Total: 6 pieces) (100-150)
at center between legend and date ✩ Turja. 1 TURJA 8. Oc-
tavo ( ) ✩ Uncertain. “de pxieto” above rope ✩ Zacatecas. 3493 MEXiCo. Zacatecas. rancoso Hacienda. Sheep-shearing
SAUCES c/stpd twice on acatecas Cuartilla (3) Cf.R-Jal.42, Tokens (8). TAR monogram on round mesquite wood flans,
R-Jal.120, 123, 157, 176, 198, ac.50. The first About Very 24mm-30mm. Three with blank reverses (one of which on a
Good, the Tequila token Choice About Uncirculated, the serrated flan), one each with numeral “3,” “5,” “6,” “7,” and
Turja piece Choice for type. The others crude About Fine- a malformed “7” (more like a “ ”. Rulau ac.13, 14. Very
Very Fine. (Total: 9 pieces) (125-175) Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (90-120)

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3494 MEXiCo. Hacienda Tokens. Uncertain location: ✩

Pig( )/OCHOA and uncertain word, ornament above in
rectangular punch ✩ M c/stpd on Jalisco Cuartilla ✩ AC
within circle ✩ R DE (ligature) v on square flan (light ver-
digris on blank reverse) ✩ (crown ) H on uncertain host
(ex Chester Howard Coll.) ✩ MAR O 1789 within wreath
uncertain legend around ✩ ANSA in circle of pellets ✩
CAMA/CHO within floral cartouche ✩ Feli pa. ✩ (DE)
LoPe E (reversed) ✩ PROVICIO in rectangular punch on 3498 BERMUdA. George iii, 1760-1820. Penny, 1793. Laureate
worn Cuartilla ✩ RA(MOS), ornament above, spray below head r. Rv. Ship sailing l. KM 5. Caramel-brown. Choice
(pitting) . The first 6 appear to be unlisted. Grove 68, 162, Extremely Fine. (150-200)
345, Cf.Grove 507, 741, 781. (Total: 12 pieces) (75-100)
3499 CUBA. Countermarked Coinage Lot: ✩ 1841 Series.
3495 MEXiCo. Lot of Miscellaneous Tokens and Coins. 2 Reales (2). Lattice on Spanish 2 Reales, 1801 uncertain
Chihuahua: ✩ Palmare o RR. Fare Token. Grove 1799 mint and 1806 S CN. KM 2. C/m Very Fine on Good host,
✩ Uncertain 1/8 Real Token 1861. Sun and mountain and c/m About Very Fine on about Fine host ✩ 1872-1877
peak in wreath; TANTEO DEL---/MA monogram within Revolutionary Fund. 50 Centavos. Type A (short and thick)
wreath; CONSTASCIA--✩ Southern RR Commemorative Key c/m’d on the reverse of a Mexican 50 Centavos of
5 Pesos (1950) obverse smoothed and engraved with a Guanajuato, 1873 S. KM R5.1. About Very Fine c/m on Fine
standing figure of the Virgin, an angel below. The reverse host with edge nicks ✩ Also uncertain key c/m on Belgian
smoothed except for the eagle, Camen prado 16-8-54 2 Centimes, 1875. Different style key (notched key bottom,
engraved below. Holed at top ✩ War of independence. round loop at end, not oval). Likely has nothing to do with
durango. Royalist issue. 1/8 Real, 1818. KM 61. Revolu- Cuba, nor the West Indies. C/m Very Fine on harshly cleaned
tion. Chihuahua: ✩ Hidalgo del Parral. Contemporary host. (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)
Counterfeit ( ) of a 1913 Peso. German Silver ✩ State
3500 CUBA. Countermarked Coinage. 1872-1877 Revolution-
Coppers. Cuartilla from Chihuahua and Sonora. Fine to
ary Fund. Pair of 2 Reales: ✩ Type A (Short and thick) Key
Extremely Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) (60-90)
c/m’d on the obverse of a Mexican 2 Reales of acatecas,
1863 V.L. C/m About Extremely Fine on Fine host ✩ Type
B (long and thin) Key c/m’d on the reverse of a Mexican
A Special offering of West indian Coins and Tokens 2 Reales of acatecas, 1859 M.O. C/m Very Fine on Very
Good host. KM R1. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)
3501 CUBA. Countermarked Coinage. 1872-1877 Revolution-
ary Fund. Pair of 4 Reales. Type A (Short and thick) Key
c/m’d on a Mexican 4 Reales of San Luis Potosi, 1845 A.M.
and on a well-worn Mexican 4 Reales date and mint worn
away. KM R2. C/m’s Sharp About Extremely Fine on Fine
and About Good hosts. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)
3502 CURA Ao. dutch rule. 3 Reaal, (1819-1825). “3” in a
dentilated punch on a 1/5 cut Spanish Colonial 8 Reales. 4.57
3496 BARBAdoS. George iii, 1760-1820. Proof Restrike grams. Prid.p.252, fig.28; KM 29. Good Very Fine. (90-120)
Penny, 1792. Plumed slave head l.; I. SERVE. Rv. King 3503 CURA Ao. dutch rule. 3 Reaal, (1819-1825). “3” in a
George cast as Neptune seated l. in a chariou drawn by dentilated punch on a 1/5 cut Spanish Colonial 8 Reales.
two hippocampi. Prid.23. Frosty deep milk chocolate. 5.1 grams. Prid.p.252, fig.28; KM 29. Worn host, c/m About
Choice Proof. (200-300) Very Fine with some graininess. (75-100)

3497 BERMUdA. George iii, 1760-1820. Proof Penny, 1793. 3504 dANiSH WEST iNdiES. ST. THoMAS. ATA. Penny, 1857.
Bronzed Copper. Soho Mint, Birmingham. By Jean Pierre Three countermarks on a well-worn English “Cartwheel”-type
Droz. Laureate head r. Rv. Ship sailing l. KM 5a. 50 pieces Penny, 17(9)7: St. THOMAS in rectangular punch above ATA
struck in Proof. Deep toffee-brown with a soft cobalt-blue monogram in countersunk circular punch on left, and 1857 in
undertone. Choice Brilliant Proof. (400-500) countersunk circular punch on the right. Byrne 1080-2. Rare.
Ex Ray Byrne Coll. ex William Anton Coll. C/ms About Very Fine-Very Fine. (200-300)

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3510 doMiNiCA. British rule. 6 Bits, (1813). Center plug of a

Spanish Colonial 8 Reales, stamped with a crowned 6 within
a rectangular punch. 8.49grams. Prid.27, Gibbs 28, KM 6.
Test scratches in right field. Very Fine. (150-200)
3505 dANiSH WEST iNdiES. ST. THoMAS. ATA. Penny, Ex Ray Byrne Coll. (August 1997, lot 440), ex Dan
1857. Three countermarks on a English “Cartwheel”-type Sedwick Coll.
Penny worn near smooth: St. THOMAS in rectangular punch
above ATA monogram in countersunk circular punch on left,
and 1857 in countersunk circular punch on the right. Byrne
1080-2. Rare. C/ms Very Fine-Good Very Fine. (200-300)

3511 GUAdELoUPE. French occupation. 3 Sols 9 Deniers,

(1793). RF in garlanded oval punch on a French Colonies 12
Deniers, 1767. KM 1. Host Very Fine, c/m About Extremely
Fine. (150-200)
3506 dANiSH WEST iNdiES. ST. THoMAS. ATA. Penny,
1858. Three countermarks on a worn English “Cartwheel”-
type Penny, 1797: St. THOMAS in rectangular punch above
ATA monogram in countersunk circular punch on lower left,
and 1858 in countersunk circular punch on the upper right.
Additional small “A” c/ms, two on the obverse, two on the 3512 GUAdELoUPE. British occupation, 1811-1816. 20 Sous,
reverse. Byrne 1082. Rare. A number of surface pecks on (1811). Square, crenellated segment from a Spanish Colonial
the host coin. C/ms About Extremely Fine. (200-300) 8 Reales restruck from a die on one side and struck with
a radiant G. 2.8 grams. Prid.3, KM 19. Rare. Extremely
Fine. (200-300)
Ex Dan Sedwick Coll.

3507 doMiNiCA. British rule. Moco of 1 Bits, (1798). Cren-

ellated circular segment from an 8 Reales/Dollar restamped
on one side with a script D, star inside. 3.11 grams. Prid.22,
KM 1. About Extremely Fine. (100-150) 3513 JAMAiCA. George ii, 1727-1760. 5 Pence, (1758). GR
monogram in an oval punch c/m’d on the obverse and reverse
of a Peruvian Real, 1758. Prid.8, KM 1.3. Host and c/m
Very Fine. (100-150)

3508 doMiNiCA. British rule. Moco of 1 Bits, (1798). Cren- 3514 JAMAiCA. Bowden. Quartet. United Fruit Co. Bowden,
ellated circular segment from an 8 Reales/Dollar restamped and Bowden Loading Brass Tallies: ✩ U C/F/B O(unshaded).
on one side with a script D, star inside. 3.2 grams. Prid.22, Rv. Large unshaded B ✩ U x/F/B O(unshaded). Rv. Large
KM 1. Old, thin test scratch on reverse. About Extremely unshaded B, x over its right middle. Both holed as issued.
Fine. (100-150) Lyall 415, 416. Very Rare ✩ Aluminum Tallies (2). Square,
uniface. U.F.CO B.L. Lyall 430, R-Jam3. Very Fine. (Total:
3509 doMiNiCA. British rule. Moco of 1 Bits, (1798). 4 pieces) (90-120)
Crenellated circular segment from an 8 Reales/Dollar
restamped on one side with a script D, star inside. 3.18 Bid with stack’s on the worLd wide weB
grams. Prid.22, KM 1. Old, thin test scratch on reverse.
Very Fine. (75-100) www.stacks.com

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3515 JAMAiCA. Token Lot. Kingston. amaica Fruit Ship- 3521 Tally and check grouping. JAMAiCA. Kingston. United
ping Co., Ltd. Aluminum Tokens: ✩ Uniface 1921, c/m’d Fruit Company. Brass Tallies: ✩ Uniface. Oval, 26x16mm.
with a six-spoke wheel ✩ Company name with 1928 reverse U.F.CO / -.- /-K- ✩ Round. U.F.Co. As Lyall 398, but smaller
and 1930 reverse ✩ Bruce s Clu . Aluminum 2 Patties. “o” in ‘Co.’✩ Octagonal. U.F.Co.✩ Rectangular (vertically).
Uncertain location: ✩ Tropical Fruit Co. Aluminum To- U.F.CO., line of dots below. R-Jam47; cf.Lyall 398, 408, 413.
ken. 1923. Rv. TFC monogram. Other Tokens: ✩ S Co. Rare-Very Rare. Issued holed ✩ GUATEMALA. United
(Seaverns & Company) ✩ FR (Frontier Estates) on Jamaican Fruit Co. Brass Uniface Check. Company name with rosette
Elizabeth II Penny ✩ amaica St. Car Co. One Fare ✩ MT around quatrefoil. Very Fine to Good Very Fine. (Total: 5
✩ UEF (United Estates) ✩ R (Ballard’s Valley Estate) ✩ G pieces) (90-120)
(Ballard’s Valley Estate). Lyall 333, 335, 336, 169, 377, 363,
316, 190, 357, 387, 283; R-Jam23, Jam25, Jam26, Jam135. 3522 JAMAiCA. Montego Bay. A.F.Co. ( tlantic ruit o.).
Fine-Extremely Fine. (Total: 12 pieces) (60-90) Various Brass Tallies: ✩ Uniface (7) ✩ M8 on reverse (3)
✩ DC on reverse. Lyall 220, 233 (center drill hole), 239
3516 JAMAiCA. Quartet. Kingston. ingston Whar es Ltd. (center drill hole), 246, 252, 269, 277 (hole at top), 223,
Uniface Aluminum Checks: ✩ Round, 21.5mm. K.W.L., 249, 270, 272. Fine-Very Fine. (Total: 11 pieces) (60-90)
three arcs above and below. Light pesting ✩ Rectangular.
K.W.L ✩ Large square. K.W.L., three arcs above and below. 3523 JAMAiCA. Three tallies: ✩ Morant Bay. United Fruit
Lyall 337, 343, 338; R-Jam30 ✩ Uncertain location. Impe- Co. Brass Tally. Triangular. Uniface. U.F.C M.B. Lyall 425,
rial Direct West India. Check. Brass, square. IDWI. Rv. The R-Jam97. Rare. About Extremely Fine ✩ Montego Bay.
same retrograde. Holed as made. Lyall 326, R-Jam129. Rare. United Fruit Co., Montego Bay Loading. Aluminum Tallies
Organized in 1901, I.D.W.I. was a mail service company. (2). Uniface. Octagonal and Rectangular. U.F.CO M.B.L.
It was bought out by United Fruit Co. in 1903. Very Fine- Lyall 428. 427; R-Jam91, Jam92. About Extremely Fine to
Extremely Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100) Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (60-90)

3517 JAMAiCA. Token and check group: ✩ Kingston. amaica 3524 JAMAiCA. Portland. Group. United Fruit Co., Portland
Banana Producers Assoc., Ltd. Aluminum Token, 1932. Loading. Aluminum Checks. Uniface: ✩ Rectangular
Lyall 327, R-Jam17 ✩ Montego Bay. Fletcher Co, Ltd. (2) ✩ Octagonal. U.F.CO P.L. United Fruit amaica Co.
(Fruit Co.) Brass Check. One Stem, 1932. Lyall 310, Byrne Aluminum Tallies. Uniface: ✩ Rectangular (2) ✩ Octago-
871, R-Jam88 ✩ Falmouth. amaica Fertili er Products, nal. U.F.J.CO P.L. Lyall 433, 434, 435, 436; R-Jam103,
Ltd. Aluminum 1 (Load). Lyall 329 ✩ Uncertain location. Jam104, Jam104a, Jam105. Very Fine to Extremely Fine.
Standard (Standard Fruit and Steamship Co.). Brass Checks (Total: 6 pieces) (75-100)
(2, var. one with edge clip). Lyall 368, 370; R-Jam133; Very
Fine to About Extremely Fine. (Total: 5 pieces) (60-90) 3525 JAMAiCA. Uncertain location. oston ruit o. Pair of
Uniface Brass Tallies: ✩ Square. B.F.Co., three arcs above
3518 JAMAiCA. Tally octet. Kingston. United Fruit Com- and below ✩ Round. B.F. Co., three arcs above and below.
pany. Tallies. Brass: ✩ Round ✩ Square ✩ Octagonal Issued holed. Lyall 294, 287; R-Jam120, Jam121. Rare. Very
✩ Aluminum. Round (2). U.F.CO, three arcs above and Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
below ✩ Brass, octagonal. U.F.CO, one arc downward,
one upward above, same below ✩ Uncertain location.
United Fruit Company - General Ser ice Power Works
✩ Brass Tally. G.S.P.W. ornament U.F.CO ✩ General
Ser ice Power Works. Brass Tally. G.S.P.W., three arcs
above and below. Lyall 397, 393, 395, 426, 410, 405,
402. Some Very Rare. Issued holed. Very fine to About 3526 ST. LUCiA. Local Coinage. 2 Livres 5 Sous, (1813). .S:
Extremely Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (90-120) LUCIE in rectangular punch stamped on a 1/3 outer cut of
a Spanish Colonial 8 Reales. 5.61 grams. Prid.10, KM 9.
3519 JAMAiCA. Kingston. nited ruit ompan . Brass Tal- Good Very Fine. (250-350)
lies: ✩ U.F.CO 1912, curved line arabesque above and below.
Light dirt staining ✩ U.F.Co, curved line arabesque above 3527 ST. LUCiA. Castries. Group of tokens: ✩ ames Burness
and below ✩ Triangular. U.F.CO. Lyall 400, 401, 412. The Sons. Coaling Tokens (3). Brass. Uniface. Prid.6, R-SL10.
first two Very Rare. All issued holed. Very Fine. (Total: 3 One with minor deposits. Very Fine to Extremely Fine ✩
pieces) (75-100) Peter And Co. Coal Workers Token. 2 (Loads). Brass. Uni-
face. Lyall 478, Bryne 1046, R-SL27. Very Fine. (Total: 4
3520 JAMAiCA. Tally trio. Kingston (?). United Fruit Com- pieces) (60-90)
pany. Brass Tallies: ✩ Uniface. U F C, four-point cut-out
below, line above and below ✩ U F C, triangular cut-out 3528 ST. LUCiA. Castries. he Peter oaling o. Ld. Coal
below, line above and below ✩ Uncertain location. Workers Tokens. All Uniface. Shilling: ✩ Brass, oval; 2
Aluminum Tally. Uniface. U.F.C/G.G. Lyall 419, 421, (Loads) ✩ Brass; 4 (Loads) ✩ Brass; D (Day Series, used
432. The second only two reported according to Lyall, 1901-1944) ✩ Brass, square. Lyall 489, 486, 487, 490; R-
the rst and last Extremely Rare. Very Fine to Extremely SL40, SL42, SL41, SL36. About Very Fine-About Extremely
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (90-120) Fine. (Total: 4 pieces) (75-100)

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3529 ST. LUCiA. Castries. he Peter oaling o.Ld. Coal 3536 Lot of Countermarked World Coins: ✩ IB in crenal-
Workers Tokens. All Uniface. D (Day Series, used 1901- lated punch ✩ I.B in oval on 1799 English Pennies ✩ I:B
1944). ✩ Brass, square (2) ✩ N (Night Series). Brass (3) in beaded rectangle on 1797 English Penny ✩ (fleur) IB
✩ 2 (Loads). Brass. Lyall 490, 491, 486; R-SL36, SL38, (stamped thrice) on uncertain AE ✩ K (retro)S in square
SL42. About Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. (Total: 6 on uncertain AE ✩ Fleur-de-lis in oval on well-worn 16th
pieces) (75-100) French Douzain ✩ Spoke (front and back) on a Montreal
Penny Token ✩ Small spoke-stars (four times) on
a Sardinian 5 Centesimi ✩ long cross, crowned C and
3530 ST. ViNCENT. British rule. Stampee, (1814). Retrograde S pitcher on a small AE blank ✩ Spanish 17th Century Re-
c/m’d on a well-worn French Colonial coin with a crowned sallados (2) ✩ Also double-struck Cayenne 2 Sous, 1789
C. Prid.14. C/m Good Very Fine. (75-100) ✩ Ancient Bronze Rings (2) labeled Celtic ring-money.
C/ms generally Fine-Very Fine. (Total: 14 pieces) SOLD
3531 SANTo doMiNGo. Carlos y Juana. Lot of c/m’d Early AS IS. NO RETURNS. (50-75)
Coppers: ✩ 4 Maravedis, n.d. (1542-1564). Crowned JC
monogram, F-4, anchor countermark. Rv. Crowned Pillars, End of the
P-S. Deposits ✩ 4 Maravedis, n.d. (4) Types as last, all with
a key countermark. Ca. 1570’s-1590’s. Some scholars have
John P. Lorenzo Collection
attributed this countermark to Jamaica. However, hoards
of key-countermarked types have been found in Santo
Domingo, and it is more likely that the c/m was a form of
reevaluation lowering the value to 2 Maravedis. Estrella ARGENTiNA
pp, 117-120. Crude About Very Good-Very Fine. (Total: 5
pieces) (200-250)
3537 ARGENTiNA. Argentino, 1886. Arms with date below. Rv.
Capped liberty head r. KM 31. Extremely Fine. (200-250)
3532 TRiNidAd. Port of Spain. Stampee Tokens of Fran ois
Declos, town barber, ca. 1854-1874. FD c/stamped on: ✩ a
French Colonies 12 Deniers, 1767 A ✩ Bank of Montreal 3538 ARGENTiNA. Argentino, 1896. Arms with date below. Rv.
Penny Token, 1842 ✩ Venezuela Centavo, 1862 ✩ and Capped liberty head r. KM 31. Extremely Fine. (200-250)
a badly worn British Penny of George III. Prid.7. Hosts
generally Very Fine, except for last; c/s Very Fine. (Total: 4
pieces) (90-120)
BELiZE
3533 TRiNidAd. Port of Spain. Stampee Token of Fran ois
Declos, town barber, ca. 1854-1874. FD c/stamped on an 3539 BELiZE. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 100 Dollars, 1975. 30th An-
English Halfpenny Token of Middlesex (D&H 954). Prid- ni ersary of the United Nations. KM 51. Proof. (100-200)
more 7A Plate Coin. Host About Fine, c/s About Extremely
Fine. (50-75)
BERMUdA
3534 TURKS & CAiCoS iSLANdS. West aicos isal om-
pan : ✩ 6 Pence ✩ Penny ✩ and Penny Tokens. Copper. 3540 BERMUdA. Elizabeth ii, 1952-. Quartet of 10 dollars:
W.C.S.Co. incuse. Rv. STORE TOKEN and value. Lyall 522, ✩ 1991 ✩ 1992 ✩ 1993 ✩ 1994. Heron, Bluebird, Topic
524, 525. Very Rare. The 6 Pence with minor deposits. Very Bird, Seahorse. KM 70, 73, 132, 133. Brilliant Prooflike.
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (100-150) (Total: 4 pieces) (250-300)

3535 Black dogg (1 Pence) Lot: ✩ MoNTSERRAT. 1780-

1790. ✩ Dogs (2). “M” countermarked on Cayenne 2 BoLiViA
Sous. Two examples -- one with clear host, the other on
a worn-smooth host. Prid.8, KM 1. ST. MAARTEN. 3541 BoLiViA. Carlos iii, 1759-1788. Cob 8 Reales, (1)769
1820: ✩ 2 Stuiver. Large M c/m’d on a worn 2 Sous ✩ P. Potos . Jerusalem cross quartering Arms of Castile and
ToBAGo. 1798 ✩ Contemporary counterfeit Stampees leon. Rv. Pillars, value, date, etc. amid waves. KM 45. Flatly
(3). Annulet added to TB countermarked Cayenne 2 Sous struck peripheries. Toned About Very Fine. (125-175)
to raise value from a Dog to a Stampee. Prid.4 ✩ ToR-
ToLA. 1792-1811. ✩ Dogg. H in an open square c/m’d
on a worn 2 Sous host. Attributed to the local planter, 3542 BoLiViA. Ferdinand Vii, 1808-33. 8 Reales, 1825 JL.
Arthur Hodge. Prid.19A ✩ FRENCH CoLoNiES. 1763. Bust r. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms between pillars. Comes
✩ Stampee. Crowned C on worn smooth 2 Sols. Fine-Very in a presentation case complete with SSCA Certificate of
Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) (100-150) Authenticity. KM 84. Good Fine. (50-75)

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BRAZiL

3547 BRiTiSH ViRGiN iSLANdS-ToRToLA. Quarter

Dollar or 2 Shillings (1804-1824). Cut quarter of an 8 Re-
ales of uncertain date and Mint, bearing a crudely shaped
counterstamped indent with relief lettering TIRTILA. 5.14
grams (79.3 grains), less than a quarter of a Spanish Dollar,
though there was no official weight standard for officially
3543 BRAZiL. Pedro ii, 1831-89. 20,000 Reis, 1851. Bust in cut and countermarked coins of 1801. Pridmore 13, KM 17.
coronation robe l. Rv. Imperial arms without mark of value. Captain Pridmore listed this as Type II, a private issue with
KM 461. Cleaned, Very Fine. (500-600) the island’s name deliberately mis-spelled to evade charges
of counterfeiting. These pieces remained in circulation until
1892. Very Fine or better. (300-375)

BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES

3544 BRAZiL. Pedro ii, 1831-89. 20,000 Reis, 1852. Bust l.

Rv. Imperial arms without mark of value. KM 463. Cleaned,
Very Fine. (500-600)

3545 BRAZiL. Pedro ii, 1831-89. 10,000 Reis, 1867. Bust l.

Rv. Imperial arms without mark of value. KM 467. Cleaned, 3548 BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES. George iV, 1820-30. Half
Very Fine. (280-350) Dollar, 1822. Crowned anchor dividing value. Rv. Arms.
KM 4. Once cleaned, circulated, otherwise almost Very
Fine. (150-200)

BRiTiSH ViRGiN iSLANdS 3549 BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES. George iV, 1820-30. Quarter
Dollar, 1822. Crowned anchor dividing value. Rv. Arms.
KM 3. Once cleaned, circulated, otherwise Good Very
Fine. (40-60)

3550 BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES. George iV, 1820-30. Quarter

Dollar, 1822. Crowned anchor dividing value. Rv. Arms.
KM 3. Toned, circulated, otherwise Good Fine. (10-20)
3546 BRiTiSH ViRGiN iSLANdS-ToRToLA. Half Dollar
or 4 Shillings 1 Pence (1804-1824). Cut Carlos III 8 Re- 3551 BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES. George iV, 1820-30. 1/8 Dollar,
ales of uncertain date and Mint, bearing a crudely shaped 1822. Crowned anchor dividing value. 2 of date over 1. Rv.
counterstamped indent with relief lettering TIRTILA. 10.32 Arms. KM 2. Once cleaned, circulated, couple of scratches
grams (159.2 grains), less than half a Spanish Dollar, though on reverse, otherwise Fine. (10-20)
there was no official weight decreed for the officially cut
and countermarked coinage of 1801. Pridmore 12, KM 19.
Captain Pridmore listed this as Type II, a private issue with 3552 BRiTiSH WEST iNdiES. George iV, 1820-30. 1/16
the island’s name mis-spelled to evade charges of counter- Dollar, 1822. Crowned anchor dividing value. Rv. Arms.
feiting the official countermark. These pieces remained in KM 2. Once cleaned, circulated, otherwise Good Very
circulation until 1892. Very Fine or better. (400-500) Fine. (15-25)

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CANAdA IMP:. Rv. Voyageur, date below with a small maple leaf.
In early 1948 the Royal Canadian Mint issued a limited
3553 CANAdA. NoVA SCoTiA. Victoria, 1837-1901. Penny number of coins of this type as a stop gap measure. India
token, 1840. Young head l. Rv. Thistle with date below. KM had recently gained independence and as a result a modi-
4. Good Very Fine. (30-50) fied obverse legend was required but the new dies were
not immediately available. To differentiate this issue from
regular production of 1947 a small maple leaf was added
close to the date. Rare, only 21,135 pieces were made.
KM 37. Uncirculated. (500-600)

3554 CANAdA. NEWFoUNdLANd. Victoria, 1837-1901. 2

Dollars, 1885. Bust l. Rv. Date and value within an inner
circle. KM 5. Extremely Fine. (400-500)

3560 CANAdA. George Vi, 1936-52. Dollar, 1947. Head l.,

initials below truncation appear as quadrupled “HP”, Rv.
3555 CANAdA. NEWFoUNdLANd. Victoria, 1837-1901. 2 Voyageur, date below with pointed “7”. This is a recognized
Dollars, 1888. Bust l. Rv. Date and value within an inner variety in Cross, believed to have been caused by poor
circle. KM 5. Extremely Fine. (400-500) punches made from inferior steel at a time when the higher
quality steel grades were being used in the war effort. KM
37. Uncirculated. (250-350)

3556 CANAdA. George V, 1910-36. 5 Dollars, 1912. Bust l. Rv.

Arms within a maple wreath, date and value below. KM 26.
Some faint surface scratches on the obverse otherwise about
Uncirculated. (200-300)

3557 CANAdA. George V, 1910-1936. 5 Dollars, 1912. Bust l. 3561 CANAdA. George Vi, 1936-52. Dollar, 1948. Head l.,
Rv. Shield with date and value below. KM 26. Good Very modified legend reads GEORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA REX.
Fine/Uncirculated. (200-250) Rv. Voyageur, date below. Following the arrival in 1948 of
the master tools with the new obverse legend, production of
3558 CANAdA. George Vi, 1936-1952. Dollar, 1939. Royal 1947 Maple Leaf Dollar was suspended. For the remainder
Visit. KM 38. Toned, Uncirculated. (20-30) of the year coins were produced with the new obverse and
the true date, 1948. Rare, only 18,780 pieces were produced.
KM 46. Extremely Fine. (650-750)

3562 CANAdA. George Vi, 1936-1952. 50 Cents, 1947. Bust

l. Rv. Crowned Shield with value above and date below,
straight 7, no maple. KM 36. Uncirculated. (75-100)

3563 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 1 Dollar, 1966. Bust r. Rv.

3559 CANAdA. George Vi, 1936-52. Dollar, 1947. Maple Voyageur with date and value below. Large beads. KM 64.1.
Leaf. Head l. initials below truncation appear as doubled Bag marks, otherwise Extremely Fine. (10-15)
“HP”, legend reads GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:

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CANAdiAN SETS 3570 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1965 (15).
Ten sets have the dollar of 1965 with Blunt 5 and large beads.
Five sets have dollar with pointed five and large beads. All
come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL16.
Prooflike. (Total: 15 sets) (150-200)

3571 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1966 (10).

All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL17.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (100-150)

3572 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1967 (10).

All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL18.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (100-150)

3573 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1968 (10).

All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL19.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (200-250)

3574 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1969 (10).

All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL20.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350)

3575 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1970 (10).

All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL21.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 pieces) (250-350)

3564 CANAdA. George Vi, 1937-1952. 6-piece Specimen Set, CANAdiAN SiLVER doLLAR RoLLS
1937. Includes Silver Voyageur Dollar, 50, 25, 10 Cents;
Nickel 5 Cents, Bronze Cent. KM 37-32. Essentially pristine 3576 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of
examples show mirror fields. Charlton 9, KM SS 35. In red Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara,
cardboard fitted box with blue flocked interior, red cover fig- Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads,
ured with raised coronets, Coronation swords, black imprint Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me-
Royal Canadian Mint/ 1937/ OTTAWA, CANADA. Inner lid is dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20)
coarse white cloth. Delicate toning defines the Silver pieces, ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated.
5 Cents and Cent are fully lustrous. Gem Specimen. (Total: (Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500)
6 pieces) (1,000-1,500)
3577 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of
Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara,
3565 CANAdA. Three Prooflike Sets: ✩ 1953 ✩ 1965 ✩ 1967.
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads,
(Total: 3 sets) (100-150)
Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me-
3566 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1961 (10). dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20)
All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack, ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated.
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL12. (Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500)
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (150-200)
3578 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of
3567 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1962 (10). Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara,
All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL13. Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me-
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (100-150) dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20)
✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated.
3568 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1963 (10). (Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500)
All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack,
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL14. 3579 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (100-150) Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara,
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads,
3569 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Prooflike sets, 1964 (10). Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me-
All come in their original packaging, six coins in each pack, dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20)
with bilingual card issued by the Canadian mint. KM PL15. ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated.
Prooflike. (Total: 10 sets) (100-150) (Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500)

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3580 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of 3588 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars,
Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara, 1965. Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, and wearing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩
Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me- Small Beads, Pointed 5 (60) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5
dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20) (60) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ Large Beads,
✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls,
(Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500) 160 pieces) (2,500-2,800)

3581 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of 3589 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars,
Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara, 1965. Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, and wearing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩
Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me- Small Beads, Pointed 5 (60) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5
dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20) (60) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ Large Beads,
✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls,
(Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500) 160 pieces) (2,500-2,800)

3582 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars. Bust of 3590 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars,
Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara, 1965. Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, and wearing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩
Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Me- Small Beads, Pointed 5 (60) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5
dium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (20) (60) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ Large Beads,
✩ 1965 Large Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls,
(Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500) 160 pieces) (2,500-2,800)

3583 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Seven rolls of dollars. Bust 3591 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars, 1965.
of Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features and wear-
a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 ing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ Small Beads,
Small Beads, Pointed 5 (40) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 Pointed 5 (80) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (40) ✩ Small
(40) ✩ 1965 Medium beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large Beads, Blunt 5 (40). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls,
Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 7 160 pieces) (2,500-2,800)
rolls, 140 pieces) (2,250-2,500)
3592 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Six rolls of dollars, 1965.
3584 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Seven rolls of dollars. Bust Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features and wear-
of Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing ing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ Small Beads,
a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965 Pointed 5 (80) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5 (40). Brilliant
Small Beads, Pointed 5 (40) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5 Uncirculated. (Total: 6 rolls, 120 pieces) (2,000-2,500)
(40) ✩ 1965 Medium beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large
Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 7 3593 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Four rolls of dollars. Bust of
rolls, 140 pieces) (2,250-2,500) Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing a tiara,
Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Pointed
3585 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Seven rolls of dollars. Bust 5 (60) ✩ 1966 Large Beads (20). Brilliant Uncirculated.
of Queen r. with more mature facial features and wearing (Total: 4 rolls, 80 pieces) (1,300-1,500)
a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 1959 (20) ✩ 1965
Small Beads, Pointed 5 (40) ✩ 1965 Small Beads, Blunt 5
(40) ✩ 1965 Medium beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ 1965 Large
Beads, Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 7 CoLoMBiA
rolls, 140 pieces) (2,250-2,500)
3594 CoLoMBiA. Ferdinand Vii, 1808-1833. 2 Reales, 1819.
3586 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars, Bogota. Bust of Charles IV r., with legend FERDND VII.
1965. Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features Rare. KM 70.1 Very Fine. (125-175)
and wearing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩
3595 CoLoMBiA. Escudo, 1827 FM. Popayan. Liberty head l.
Small Beads, Pointed 5 (60) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5
Rv. Crossed bow and arrows on fasces, flanked by cornuco-
(60) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ Large Beads,
pias. KM 81.2, Fr. 72. Fine. (100-150)
Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls,
160 pieces) (2,500-2,800) 3596 CoLoMBiA. 5 Pesos, 1923 B. Bogota. Large Bolivar head r.
KM 201.1. Light bagmarks. About Uncirculated. (150-200)
3587 CANAdA. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. Eight rolls of dollars,
1965. Bust of Queen r. with more mature facial features
and wearing a tiara, Rv. Voyageur type. Includes: ✩ 3597 Colombian Coin Silver Ashtray, ca 1942. Silver, 70.5 x
Small Beads, Pointed 5 (60) ✩ Small Beads, Blunt 5 39.5mm. 54.04 grams. Silver bowl supported by three hand-
(60) ✩ Medium Beads, Pointed 5 (20) ✩ Large Beads, crafter burros, bottom frames a 1934 Philadelphia Mint 50
Pointed 5 (20). Brilliant Uncirculated. (Total: 8 rolls, Centavos, lip bears three 1942 Bogota Mint 10 Centavos curved
160 pieces) (2,500-2,800) to act as cigarette holders. About Uncirculated. (75-100)

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CUBA 3602 CUBA. Republic. 5 Pesos, 1916 (2). Bust r., date below. Rv.
National Arms within wreath, value below. KM 19. Good
Very Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (400-500)

Exciting Cuban Gold 4 Pesos 1916

3603 CUBA. Republic. 4 Pesos, 1916. Jos Mart head r.

Rv. Arms of the Republic. KM 18. Full cartwheel lustre
enriches this splendid strike of an unusual Gold denomi-
nation struck at the height of the World War economic
boom. MS-62 (NGC). (475-575)

3598 CUBA. Republic. Gold Type Set, missing only the Peso.
Includes ✩ 20 Pesos, 1915 ✩ 10 Pesos, 1916 ✩ 5 Pesos, 1915 3604 CUBA. Republic. 2 Pesos, 1915. Jos Mart head r., PA-
✩ 4 Pesos, 1916 ✩ 2 Pesos, 1916. KM 17-21. Set in a white TRIA Y LIBERTAD above, weight and fineness flank the
Capital lucite frame. The 5 Pesos once polished. Extremely Fine date below. Rv. REPUBLICA DE CUBA, DOS PESOS.
to Uncirculated. (Total: 5 Pesos) (1,650-1,850) Reeded edge. KM 17. One of only 10,000 struck. Mar-
velous deep-gold cartwheel ennobles both sides of this
remarkable coin, another denomination virtually impos-
sible to find in such exceptional quality today. MS-63
(PCGS), a virtual Gem. (900-1,000)

3599 CUBA. Republic. 10 Pesos, 1916. National Arms within

wreath. Rv. Head r., date below. KM 20. Cleaned, Uncir-
culated. (600-700)

3605 CUBA. Republic. Peso, 1915. Arms of the Republic. Rv.

5-pointed star, la Estrella solitaria in rays. Low Relief. KM
15.2. Splendid lustre, lightest gold toning. A wholly desir-
3600 CUBA. Republic. 5 Pesos, 1915. National Arms within wreath. able example of the first date. About Uncirculated. AU-58
Rv. Head r., date below. KM 19. Uncirculated. (450-500) (PCGS). (900-1,100)

3601 CUBA. Republic. 5 Pesos, 1916. Boldly struck and display-

ing a wealth of glowing lustre, this exceptional coin shows a
few scattered contact tics in the fields as so often seen. The
late Dean of Cuban numismatists Thomas Lismore once
lamented the careless treatment of so many of the island’s 3606 CUBA. Republic. Peso, 1932. Radiant star. KM 15.2.
gold coins, noting that lightly marked examples such as this Lightly toned. MS-63 (NGC). (150-200)
were scarce even in the 1950’s. KM 19. Here is a superior
and conservatively graded example of a workhorse denomi- 3607 CUBA. Republic. Peso, 1933. Radiant star. KM 15.2. Russet
nation. MS-63 (PCGS). (525-625) and pale violet-gray. MS-63 (NGC). (90-120)

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3608 CUBA. Republic. Complete, High-Grade Set of ABC Pesos, 1934-1939. Arms to right, value at left. Rv
Wreathed bust of Libertad gazing r. at radiant star; PATRIA Y LIBERTAD. KM 22. Housed in a custom
wood, and very patriotic, case. The 1934 with somewhat mottled toning. All are MS-63 (PCGS) except
for the 1936, which is MS-64 (PCGS). (Total: 6 pieces) (2,500-3,000)

3609 CUBA. Republic. Peso, 1934. Radiant star. KM 15.2. Satiny white. MS-63 (NGC). (125-175)

3610 CUBA. Republic. 40 Centavos, 1915. Arms of the Republic. Rv. Star in rays, la Estrella Solitaria in low
relief. KM 14.3. Russet-gold at the peripheries. MS-63 (PCGS). (600-700)

3611 CUBA. Republic. 20 Centavos, 1920. Arms of the Republic. Rv. Star in rays. KM 13.2. Gleaming
cartwheel silver displays a wealth of peripheral gold. MS-63 (ANACS). (300-400)

3612 CUBA. Republic. Centavo, 1920. KM 9.1. MS-63 (NGC). (90-120)

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doMiNiCA

3613 doMiNiCA. 1 Bits or Moco (1798). Ornate ‘D’ with star in its center, detached dot and crescent at the
upper end of the loop, 16 rays and 15 crenelles or scallops. Authorized by the British Governor of this
West Indian island on Sept. 12, 1798, cut from the center of a Spanish 8 Reales. Weight of 3.37 grams (52
grains) is heavy for this issue whose average according to Capt. Frank Pridmore was 48 grains. Pridmore
22, KM 1. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

doMiNiCAN REPUBLiC

3614 doMiNiCAN REPUBLiC. 2 Centavos, 1878. Essai. Shield with Spray and letter E below. Rv. Value
with spray below inside an inner circle. KM E14. Proof. (150-250)

3615 doMiNiCAN REPUBLiC. 30 Pesos, 1955. 25th Anni ersary of Tru illo regime. KM 24. Uncircu-
lated. (900-1,100)

GRENAdA

3616 GRENAdA. 1 Bit or 9 Pence, ca. 1787. Cut 1/11th Spanish Dollar, countermarked with a large incuse ‘G.’ The
weight of this example is 1.45 grams (22.3 grains), far lighter than the official weight was 38 grains, making
it likely that this is one of the many contemporary local copies that were widely accepted in circulation. This
type was revalued as Sixpence in 1790. Type Pridmore 1 KM 1. Extremely Fine. (400-500)

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GUATEMALA MEXiCo
3623 MEXiCo. Cob 8 Reales. Date, mintmark and Assayer’s
initial not visible. Pearls on slightly curved rim of crown.
Angular. Part of a recovery of coins, bullion and other
objects from wrecks of the Spanish Treasure Fleet sunk
off the coast of Florida on July 31st 1715. 26.20 grams.
Nice Fine. (300-400)

3624 MEXiCo. Cob 8 Reales. Date, mintmark and Assayer’s ini-

tial not visible. Five pearls on straight narrow rim of crown.
Attractive spade shape. Part of a recovery of coins, bullion
and other objects from wrecks of the Spanish Treasure Fleet
sunk off the coast of Florida on July 31st 1715. 26.33 grams.
3617 GUATEMALA. CENTRAL AMERiCAN REPUBLiC. 8 Fine. (300-400)
Reales, 1838. Sun over three mountain peaks countermarked
on Cob 8 Reales of the Potos Mint, 1754 C. Host coin is 3625 MEXiCo. Cob 8 Reales, date not visible. Assayer D, pointed
Cay n 9868, showing large 8 P/ C/ SVL - TR/ 754 - P. shield ( 1619-1621). Legend reads (PHILIPPVS). III. Rv.
Rev. Large ‘P’ left of Jerusalem Cross with castle and lions, Usual Mexican cross. Secured from an unidentified wreck
countermark over upper right lion. KM 77.5. Strong strike off the coast of Florida. 27.46 grams. Y-L. 503-505. Rare.
and countermark impression. Bold Very Fine. (300-500) Fine, irregular shape. (400-500).

3618 GUATEMALA. CENTRAL AMERiCAN REPUBLiC. 3626 MEXiCo. Felipe V, 1700-1746. 8 Reales, 1740 Mo MF.
Countermarked coinage of 1839. Type II - sun directly Mexico. Crowned Arms. Rev. Pillars and globes, VTRA VE
above a row of volcanos within an oval punch - c/m’d on a VNVM.. Cay n 8793, KM 103. The 0 in the date is recut but
Bolivian Cob 8 Reales, (1)768. KM 100. Holed at reverse this is not an overdate. Faint reverse graffiti, tawny gold
12:00. Rich battleship-gray toning over a few old test marks. toning. About Extremely Fine. (350-400)
C/m and host About Very Fine. (200-300)

3619 GUATEMALA. Peso, 1896. KM 210. Very Fine. (15-25)

GUyANA
3620 GUyANA - ESSEQUiBo & dEMERARy. George iii,
1760-1820. 1/2 stiver, 1813. Laureate bust r. Rv. Value sur-
rounded by oak leaves with crown above and date below.
KM 9. Very Fine. (10-20)
3627 MEXiCo. Fernando Vi, 1746-1759. 8 Reales, 1751
Mo MF. Mexico Crowned Arms. Rev. Pillars and globes,
VTRA VE VNVM.. Cay n 9841, KM 104.1. Normal date,
HAiTi steel and gold toning. About Extremely Fine. (250-300)
3621 HAiTi. 50 Gourdes, 1975. 10th Anni ersary of the Re olu- 3628 Trio: ✩ MEXiCo. Carlos iii, 1758-1788. 2 Reales, 1783
tion. KM 68. Proof. (150-250) Mo FF. Mexico. Draped bust r. Rev. Arms. Cay n 10870, KM
88.2. Good ✩ PERU. Carlos ii, 1685-1700. Cob 2 Reales,
1697 LH. Lima. Pillars, partial inscription. Cay n 6490, KM
HoNdURAS 21. Very Fine ✩ SPAiN. Carlos iV, 1788-1808. Real, 1793
M FM. Madrid. Draped bust r. Rev. Arms. Cay n 12439, KM
3622 HoNdURAS. Peso, 1889/8. KM 52. Very Fine. (40-60) 72. Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (250-300)

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3629 MEXiCo. 8 Reales, 1884 s JS. acatecas. Facing eagle. PANAMA

Rv. Libertad cap. KM 377.13. Uncirculated. (60-100)
3637 PANAMA. 50 Centesimos, 1904. Bust l., with date below.
3630 MEXiCo. Peso, 1878. KM 377.3. Countermark, possibly Rv. Coat of Arms. 1,000,000 coins from this year were
Siamese, otherwise about Very Fine. (20-40) melted in 1931 for the metal to issue the 1 Balboa coin at
San Francisco mint. KM 5. Extremely Fine. (100-200)

3638 PANAMA. 100 Balboas, 1975. 500th Anni ersary - Birth

of Bal oa. KM 41. Proof. (200-300)

PERU

3631 MEXiCo. Estados Unidos. 50 Pesos, 1921. Centenario.

KM 481. Scarce rst year. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,250)

3639 PERU. Carlos iii, 1759-1788. 8 Reales, 1765 LIMAE

JM. Lima. Crowned Arms. Rev. Pillars flank twin globes.
VTRA VE VNVM. And Both (Worlds) Shall be One. Cay n
11162, KM A64.2. Boldly struck and detailed, gold and aqua
toning. Extremely Fine. (500-600)
3632 MEXiCo. 50 Pesos, 1930. National Arms. Rv. Winged
Victory, value to left, gold weight to right, date below. KM 3640 PERU. Ferdinand Vii, 1808-1833. 8 Reales, 1816. Bust
481. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,250) r. Rv. Crowned Arms between pillars. KM 117.1. Very
Fine. (50-100)
3633 MEXiCo. 20 Pesos, 1959. National Arms, eagle left. Rv. 3641 Pair of South American coins: ✩ PERU. Proclamation 4
Gear-like design within upper circle above value. KM 478. Reales, 1826. On the Occasion of the Promulgation of the
Uncirculated. (450-550) Constitution. Bannered Arms, wreath above; PRECIDEN-
CIA VITALICIA DEL LIBERTADOR SIMON BOLIVAR.
3634 MEXiCo. 10 Peso medal, 1953. Ano de Hidalgo. Scratches Rv. Open Constitution within wreath. Typical weakness at
to obverse and surface damage to reverse, otherwise Ex- centers. Toned About Very Fine ✩ PUERTo RiCo. Al-
tremely Fine. (100-150) fonso Xiii. 10 Centavos, 1896. Toned About Fine. (Total:
2 pieces) (60-90)
3635 MEXiCo. 10 Pesos, 1959. National Arms. RV. Bust Miguel 3642 PERU. SoUTH. 4 Reales, 1838. Arequipa mint. KM 172.
Hidalgo y Costilla l. KM 473. Uncirculated. (225-300) Struck off center, otherwise Good Fine. (50-80)

3643 PERU. Republic. Sol, 1934. Small wreath above shield.

MoNTSERRAT Rv. Seated Liberty with shield. KM 218.2. Uncircu-
lated. (10-15)

PUERTo RiCo
3644 PUERTo RiCo. Alfonso Xiii, 1886-1931. 20 Centavos,
1895. Bust l. Rv. Crowned Arms between pillars. KM 22.
3636 MoNTSERRAT. 3 Dogs, 4 Pence or Bit, ca. 1772- Very Fine. (60-100)
1799. Cut Quarter of a Spanish Colonial 2 Reales of Felipe
V without visible date or mintmark. From an old collec-
tion, purchased in the 1940’s as an issue of this Leeward TURKS ANd CAiCoS
Island and is included here on this basis, though it does
not bear the ‘M’ countermark of this denomination. Very 3645 TURKS ANd CAiCoS. Elizabeth ii, 1953-. 50 Crowns,
Fine. (200-300) 1975. Age of Exploration. KM 10. Proof. (50-100)

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URUGUAy SPANiSH CoLoNiAL CoiNAGE

3649 Spanish Colonial coinage. Group of 2 Reales: ✩ 1808
(2) ✩ 1813 ✩ 1818 ✩ 1820 ✩ 1825. A collection of holed
coins from the Spanish colonies of Chile, Bolivia and Peru.
KM 79, 83 and 115.1. Toned, holed, otherwise Fine. (Total:
6 pieces) (50-80)

3650 Spanish Colonial coinage, 1768-1799. Group: ✩ 2 Re-

3646 URUGUAy. 5 Pesos, 1930. Constitution Centennial. KM ales, 1768 ✩ 2 Reales, 1781 ✩ 2 Reales, 1785 ✩ 2 Reales,
27. Although an estimated 100,000 pieces were minted only 1793 ✩ 2 Reales, 1795 ✩ 2 Reales, 1799 ✩ 4 Reales,
14,415 were ever released, the remainder were withheld. 1792. A collection of coins from the Spanish colonies of
Uncirculated. (450-500) Bolivia, Mexico and Peru and a Spanish 4 Reales.. KM
431.1, 87, 53, and 95. Toned, Very Good to Good Fine.
(Total: 7 pieces) (100-150)
VENEZUELA 3651 SPAiN. Colonial Coinage, 1797-1807. Trio: ✩ 8 Reales,
3647 VENEZUELA. 20 Bolivares, 1886. Bust of Bolivar r. Rv 1802 ✩ 8 Reales, 1807 (2). Originating from Mexico and
Coat of Arms with date below, 6 of date is low. 6.44 grams. Peru. All bear multiple countermarks from Asia. KM 109
KM Y-32. Good Very Fine. (200-300) and 97. Cleaned otherwise Very Good to Fine. (Total: 3
pieces) (100-150)
3648 VENEZUELA. 10 Bolivares, 1930. Bust r. Rv. Coat
of Arms of Venezuela, date below. KM Y31. Uncircu- 3652 South American group: ✩ MEXiCo. Carlos iV, 1788-
lated. (100-150) 1808. 8 Reales, 1792, 1797 FM. Mexico City ✩ Chopmarked
8 Reales, 1784, 1803, 1807 ✩ Fernando Vii 1811 ✩
BoLiViA. Carlos iV. 8 Reales, 1807 (2), 1808. Potos ✩
PERU. Carlos iV. 8 Reales, 1805 JP. Lima. Light corrosion
in margins. A few with light deposits. Very Good to About
Very Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (175-250)

ASiA, AFRiCA, ANd THE PACiFiC

AUSTRALiA CHiNA

3653 AUSTRALiA. Victoria, 1837-1901. Sovereign, 1882 S.

Sydney. Second bust l. WW complete on a broad trunca-
tion, letter S below. Rv. St George and the Dragon, horse
with short tail, small BP and date in exergue. Edge milled.
S.3858E. Very Fine. (125-175)

3657 CHiNA. Republic. Private Banker’s Gold Ingot. 1930’s ( ).

3654 AUSTRALiA. George, 1910-1936. Sovereign, 1911 M.
Donut-style. Stamp on right with five characters, double-bor-
Mel ourne. Bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, Letter
dered stamp on left “1000.” 37.43 grams. About Extremely
M in ground below, date in exergue. S.3999. Uncircu-
Fine. (1,100-1,300)
lated. (200-250)

3655 AUSTRALiA. George, 1910-1936. Sovereign, 1912 S. Sydney.

Bust l. Rv. St. George and the Dragon, Letter S in ground below,
date in exergue. S.4003. Uncirculated. (200-250)

3656 AUSTRALiA. George V, 1910-36. Half Sovereign, 1915

S. Sydney. Bare head bust r. Rv. St George and the Dragon 3658 CHiNA. P.R. Ounce, 1988. Munich Coin Bourse, 1988. Two
with date in exergue. S. 4003. Uncirculated. (200-250) linked cameo circles of the Great Wall and dome towers of
Munich. Rv. Panda on branch l., head r. Bruce XM25.
Light friction hairlines. Brilliant Proof. (900-1,000)

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3661 CHiNA. Five-piece Gold Proof Set, 1987. Includes: ✩ 100

3659 CHiNA. Five-piece Gold Proof Set, 1985. Includes: ✩ 100 Yuan ✩ 50 Yuan ✩ 25 Yuan ✩ 10 Yuan ✩ 5 Yuan. Temple
Yuan ✩ 50 Yuan ✩ 25 Yuan ✩ 10 Yuan ✩ 5 Yuan. Temple of Heaven. Rv. Panda drinking at a stream, denomination
of Heaven. Rv. Panda hanging from branch, denomination below. Proof. (1,850-2,000)
upper left. Proof. (1,850-2,000)

iNdiA
3662 iNdiA. Bhoja, 850-912. Drachm. Boar running right. Sev-
eral designs which become stereotyped and then rude. MNI
336-348. Very Fine. (20-30)

3663 iNdiA. Maratha Confederacy. Rupee, 1758. Bagalkot.

Long tailed Persian “Wa” KM 82. Very Fine. (30-50)

3664 iNdiA. BUNdi. Ram Singh, 1824-1889. Rupee, 1887.

Katar with legend- UEEN VICTORIA. KM Y9. Very
Fine. (20-30)

iNdoNESiA

3660 CHiNA. Five-piece Gold Proof Set, 1986. Includes: ✩ 100

Yuan ✩ 50 Yuan ✩ 25 Yuan ✩ 10 Yuan ✩ 5 Yuan. Temple of
Heaven. Rv. Panda amongst bamboo plants, denomination 3665 iNdoNESiA. 100,000 Rupiah, 1974. Conser ation Series.
below. Proof. (1,850-2,000) KM 41. Uncirculated. (950-1,100)

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iRAN JAPAN

3676 JAPAN. Shogunate. unsei Era. Gold and Silver Bu (1819-

1829). Pawlonia leaf. 3.28 grams. Cr.20. Small obverse
hairline. Good Very Fine. (100-150)
3666 iRAN. Pahlavi. Muhammad Reza Shah, 1941-1979. 2
Pahlavi, SH 1355 (1976). Head l. Rv. Lion and sun in spray.
KM 1201. Brilliant Uncirculated. (380-420)

iSRAEL
3677 JAPAN. Shogunate. Manen Era. Gold and Silver 2 Bu
3667 iSRAEL. 50 Lirot, 1964. 10th Anni ersary - Bank of Israel.
(1860). Type B. Pawlonia leaf. 2.91 grams. Cr.21c.2. Good
KM 44. Surface wear evident on reverse, light scratch on
Very Fine. (350-450)
the obverse, otherwise about Extremely Fine. (300-400)

3668 iSRAEL. 20 Lirot, 1960. 100th Anni ersary - Birth of Dr

Theodore Her l. KM 30. Surface scratches to centre of re-
verse where it appears this coin was at one time in an item
of jewelry, otherwise Extremely Fine. (200-250)

3669 iSRAEL. 5 Lirot, 1961. 13th Anni ersary of Independence.

KM 33. Cleaned, otherwise Bright Uncirculated. (30-50) 3678 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 10 Yen, Meiji Year
30 (1897). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within
pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above.
Fr.51, Y.33. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)

3670 iSRAEL. 10 Sheqalim, 1989. 41st Anni ersary of Indepen-

dance. KM 201. Proof. (550-650)

3671 iSRAEL. 5 Sheqalim, 1982. Holyland Sites - umran Ca es. 3679 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 10 Yen, Meiji Year
KM 125. Proof. (275-300) 31 (1898). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within
pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above.
Fr.51, Y.33. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)
3672 iSRAEL. 5 Sheqalim, 1984. Holyland Sites - idron Valley.
KM 142. Proof. (275-300)

3673 iSRAEL. 5 Sheqalim, 1985. Holyland Sites - Capermaum.

KM 154. Proof. (275-300)

3674 iSRAEL. 5 Sheqalim, 1988. Holyland Sites - Caesarea. KM

190. Proof. (275-300)
3680 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 10 Yen, Meiji Year
41 (1908). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within
3675 iSRAEL. 5 Sheqalim, 1990. Holyland Sites - Sea of Galilee pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above.
Map. KM 211. Proof. (275-300) Fr.51, Y.33. Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)

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3686 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 2 Yen, Meiji Year

3 (1870). Dragon curled within beaded circle holding Pearl
3681 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 10 Yen, Meiji Year of Celestial Wisdom. Rv. Rising sun over crossed banners
42 (1909). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within within wreath of pawlonia, Kiku Mon above. Fr.48, Y.10a.
pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above. Lightly toned Uncirculated. (1,400-1,600)
Fr.51, Y.33. Brilliant Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)

3687 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. Gold Yen, Meiji

Year 4 (1871). High dot. Large value. Rv. Rising sun over
crossed banners within wreath, Kiku Mon above, pawlonia
leaf below. Fr.49, Y.9. Brilliant Uncirculated. (700-800)
3682 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 10 Yen, Meiji
Year 42 (1909). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value KoREA
within pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon
above. Fr.51, Y.33. Very minor reverse bagmarks. Brilliant
Uncirculated. (1,000-1,200)

3688 KoREA. Japanese Protectorate. Kuang Mu, 1897-1907.

Half Won, 1905. Rare. KM 1129. Extremely Fine. (450-500)
3683 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 5 Yen, Meiji Year
6 (1873). Dragon curled within beaded circle holding Pearl
of Celestial Wisdom. Rv. Rising sun over crossed banners
within wreath of pawlonia, Kiku Mon above. Fr.47, Y.11a.
Lustrous Uncirculated. (2,400-2,800)

3689 KoREA. Republic. 50,000 Won, 1986. Seoul Olympics.

Ironclad “Turtle Ship” with small Olympic logo. Rv. National
3684 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 5 Yen, Meiji Year emblem over Plum branches. KM 59. With Certificate in
30 (1897). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within gold-stamped fitted case of issue, virtually flawless. Choice
pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above. Brilliant Proof. (475-575)
Fr.52, Y.32. Scarce. Uncirculated. (2,000-2,500)
3690 KoREA. Republic. 25,000 Won, 1986. Seoul Olympics. Folk
Dancing, small Olympic logo. Rv. National emblem over Plum
branches. KM 59. With Certificate in gold-stamped fitted case
of issue. Choice Brilliant Proof. (250-300)

MoRoCCo
3685 JAPAN. Mutsuhito (Meiji), 1867-1912. 5 Yen, Meiji Year 3691 MoRoCCo. yusuf, 1912-27. Rial or 10 Dirhams, 1913.
31 (1898). Radiant sun in mirror frame. Rv. Value within Inscription and date within Star of David, legend flanked by
pawlonia and chrysanthemum wreath, Kiku Mon above. star points. Rv. Mint name and date within circle. KM 33.
Fr.52, Y.32. Scarce. Uncirculated. (2,000-2,500) Extremely Fine. (30-50)

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PHiLiPPiNES 3701 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, Com-

monwealth, 1935-46. 50 Centavos, 1936. Manila mint.
3692 MoRoCCo. Mohammed V, 1927-62. 500 Francs, 1956. Esta lishment of the Commonwealth. KM 176. Certified as
Bust l. within circle. Rv. Crown in center of star flanked by MS-64 (PCGS). (100-150)
dates and value. KM Y-54. Extremely Fine. (10-20)
3702 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, Common-
3693 PHiLiPPiNES. isabella ii, 1843-68. 4 Pesos, 1864. Bust l. wealth, 1935-46. Partial roll of Centavos, 1937 M. Manila
with date below. Rv. Crowned Coat of Arms between pillars mint. Male seated by anvil with hammer in hand, looking
dividing value. KM 144. About Fine. (150-200) at a distant volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings open
above shield, date below. KM 179. Uncirculated. (Total: 8
pieces) (100-150)

3703 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, Com-

monwealth, 1935-46. Roll of Centavos, 1939 M. Manila
mint. Male seated by anvil with hammer in hand, looking
at a distant volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings open
above shield, date below. KM 179. Uncirculated. (Total:
3694 PHiLiPPiNES. isabel ii, 1833-68. 4 Pesos, 1868. Head l. Rv. 25 pieces) (150-200)
Crowned Coat of Arms of Spain between pillars dividing value.
KM 144. Good Very Fine/Extremely Fine. (225-300) 3704 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, Common-
wealth, 1935-46. Two rolls of Centavos, 1940 M. Manila
3695 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935. mint. Male seated by anvil with hammer in hand, looking
Centavo, 1909-S. San Francisco mint. Male seated by anvil at a distant volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings open
with hammer in hand, looking at a distant volcano erupting. above shield, date below. KM 179. Uncirculated (Total: 50
Rv. Eagle with wings open above shield, date below. KM pieces) (300-350)
163. Certified as MS-64 BN (PCGS). (140-200)
3705 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, Common-
wealth, 1935-46. Pair of Centavos, 1944-S. San Francisco
mint. Male seated by anvil with hammer in hand, looking at
a distant volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings open above
shield, date below. KM 179. MS-66 Rd (PCGS) and MS-66
Rd (NGC). (Total: 2 pieces) (20-30)

3696 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935.

Centavo, 1917/6-S. Overdate. San Francisco mint. Male SoUTH AFRiCA
seated by anvil with hammer in hand, looking at a distant
volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings open above shield,
date below. This example appears to be the rarer variety with
a clear 7 over 6 in date. KM 163. Certified as MS-65 Rd
(PCGS). (400-500)

3697 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935.

Centavo, 1920. Male seated by anvil with hammer in hand,
looking at a distant volcano erupting. Rv. Eagle with wings
open above shield, date below. KM 163. Certified as MS-64 3706 SoUTH AFRiCA. 1 Pond, 1894. Head of Kruger l. Rv.
RB (PCGS). (50-100) Circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above, date and
value in legend. KM 10.2. Good Very Fine. (325-400)
3698 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935.
Centavo, 1927 M. Manila mint. Male seated by anvil with
hammer in hand, looking at a distant volcano erupting. Rv.
Eagle with wings open above shield, date below. KM 163.
Certified as MS-66 Rd (PCGS). (50-100)

3699 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935.

Centavo, 1928 M. Manila mint. Male seated by anvil with
hammer in hand, looking at a distant volcano erupting. Rv.
Eagle with wings open above shield, date below. KM 163.
Certified as MS-65 Rd (PCGS). (50-100) 3707 SoUTH AFRiCA. 1 Pond, 1898. Head of Kruger l. Rv.
Circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above, date and
3700 PHiLiPPiNES. United States Administration, 1898-1935. value in legend. KM 10.2. Almost Uncirculated. (450-500)
Centavo, 1932 M. Manila mint. Male seated by anvil with
hammer in hand, looking at a distant volcano erupting. Rv. 3708 SoUTH AFRiCA. Penny, 1898. Bust of Paul Kruger l. Rv.
Eagle with wings open above shield, date below. KM 163. Circular arms garnished. Last year of issue. KM 2. Uncir-
Certified as MS-66 Rd (PCGS). (50-100) culated. (30-50)

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3709 SoUTH AFRiCA. Proof Set, 1975. A ten piece set in- 3716 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Crowns and Half-
cluding: ✩ Gold 2 Rand ✩ 1 Gold Rand ✩ 1 Rand ✩ 50 crowns: ✩ Anne. Crown, 1707. Silvered surface otherwise
Cents ✩ 20 Cents ✩ 10 Cents ✩ 5 Cents ✩ 2 Cents ✩ 1 Very Good ✩ George i. Crown, 1720/18. Mark to centre
Cent ✩ Half Cent. All in original box of issue. KM PS of reverse otherwise Fine ✩ Edward Viii. Fantasy Crown,
93. Proof. (300-400) 1936. Uncirculated ✩ George iii. Small Head Halfcrown,
1818. Ex-mount otherwise Fine ✩ George iV. Large Head
Halfcrown, 1823. Fine ✩ George iV. Large Head Halfcrown,
1824. Fine ✩ Elizabeth ii. Halfcrown, 1962. Uncircu-
ST. HELENA lated ✩ Elizabeth ii. Halfcrown, 1963. Uncirculated ✩
Elizabeth ii. Halfcrown, 1967. Uncirculated. S.3578, 3639,
3710 ST. HELENA. Halfpenny, 1821. Coat of Arms. Rv. Olive 3789, 3808 and 4145. (Total: 9 pieces) (100-150)
wreath with “St Helena”, value and date inside. KM A4.
Good Very Fine. (50-90) 3717 EURoPE. Group of eight coins, silver and copper, all mi-
nors from Spain, Finland, Portugal, England and France.
Three silver coins are holed. Very Good to Fine. (Total:
8 pieces) (10-20)
THAiLANd
3718 CANAdA. Canadian Small denomination Collection,
3711 Pair of World coins: ✩ THAiLANd. Rama V, 1869- 1871-1947. Includes: ✩ Bronze One Cent (30), lacquered
1910. Att, RS 122 (1903). Uniformed bust l. Rv. Mythic ✩ Silver 5 Cents (22) ✩ Nickel 5 Cents (26) ✩ 10 Cents
figure seated r. Y.22. Toned Uncirculated ✩ GREAT (19). Very few repeat dates. Good to Uncirculated. SoLd
BRiTAiN. Trade Dollar, 1930. Extremely Fine. (Total: AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 98 pieces) (100-150)
2 pieces) (100-150)
3719 CANAdA. Comprehensive Collection from 1 Cent to
1 dollar. Largely 20th century, with a selection of 19th
TURKEy century types. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 352
pieces) (900-1,100)

3712 TURKEy. Abdul Hamid, AH 1293-1327 / 1876-1909. 50 3720 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Farthings, 1806-1956.
Kurush, 1876. ustantiniyah. Regnal year 7. KM 731. Good Good to Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total:
Extremely Fine. (125-175) 116 pieces) (100-150)

WoRLd CoiN GRoUPS 3721 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Halfpennies, 1806-1967.

Good to Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total:
107 pieces) (100-150)
3713 World oddments. Includes: ✩ Box Taler made from a 1641
Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle Taler ✩ English Calendar Medal 3722 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Pennies, 1797-1948.
for 1783 ✩ Byzantine Trachy ✩ Hungarian Denar, 1539 ✩ Good to Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total:
and a well-worn Mexican Dos Mundos Real. The last About 100 pieces) (100-150)
Good, the others About Very Fine to Good Very Fine. (Total:
5 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (90-120) 3723 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Three Pences, 1834-
1967. Good to Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS.
(Total: 98 pieces) (100-150)
3714 World coin quartet: ✩ GERMANy. SCHAUMBURG-
HESSEN. Friedrich ii of Hessen-Cassel, 1760-1785. 1 3724 iNdiA. Silver and Billon dammas of the Late Guptas
Guter Pfennig, 1772 FU. Crowned Arms. Rv. Value. Cr.2. and Maitrakas of Valabhi. 5th-8th Century. Generally
Cleaned Very Fine ✩ iTALy. VENiCE-dALMATiA ANd formalized Garuda and trident reverses. About Very Good-
ALBANiA. Gazzetta, n.d. Lion of St. Mark. Rv. DALM. ET Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Approx. 3,200
ALB. Very Fine ✩ MALAyA. PAHANG. Sultan Benda- pieces) (1,500-2,500)
hara Sewa Raja Ahmad, 1863-1884. Tin Tampang (“Hat
Money”), AH 1295 (1878). Retrograde ‘9’ in date, typical 3725 iNdiA. AMiRS oF SiNd. 10th-11th Century. Silver
casting hole flaw. Very Fine ✩ MEXiCo. Republic. 8 Re- Dammas. Mixture of types. Good to Extremely Fine; also an
ales, 1889 Ga MM. Guadala ara. Eagle. Rv. Cap in rays. KM additional lot of about 600 low-grade pieces, poorly struck
377.6. Extremely Fine. A colorful world selection. (Total: 4 or not struck up. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Approx.
pieces) (100-150) 2,600 pieces) (1,500-2,000)

3726 iNdiA. AMiRS oF SiNd. 10th-11th Century. Silver Dam-

3715 WoRLd. Group of five pieces of silver and copper, all mi- mas. Different types. Very Good to Extremely Fine. SoLd AS
nors from India, Canada and China. Fine to Uncirculated. iS. No RETURNS. (Approx. 2,000 pieces) (1,500-2,000)
(Total: 5 pieces) (10-20)

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3727 SWiSS CANToNS. Lot of Minors. Issues from: ✩ BERN 3736 CANAdA. NEWFoUNdLANd. Type Collection in an
✩ GENEVA ✩ SoLoTHURN ✩ LUZERN ✩ NEUCHA- original Whitman Folder, 1890-1943. A complete book.
TEL ✩ ST. GALL ✩ GRAUBUNdEN ✩ HELVETiAN Fine to Extremely Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS.
REPUBLiC ✩ GLARUS ✩ THURGAU ✩ TiCiNo ✩ (Total: 19 pieces) (150-200)
UNTERWALdEN ✩ URi ✩ Z RiCH. Mostly 19th Cen-
tury, though some 17th and 18th also. One of the Geneva
pieces is a full brockage. About Very Good-Very Fine. (Total: 3737 CANAdA. NEWFoUNdLANd, NEW BRUNSWiCK,
54 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (300-400) NoVA SCoTiA ANd PRiNCE EdWARd iS. Canadian
Cent and Half Cent Collection in an original Whitman
Folder, 1861-1947. A complete book with every date except
3728 WoRLd HodGEPodGE. 19th-20 Century Minors, Newfoundland 1876H cent. Fine to Extremely Fine. SoLd
mostly base metal with a small smattering of Silver. Various AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 40 pieces) (200-250)
countries with about one quarter of the lot made up of 19th
Century Canadian Bank and Provincial Tokens. A few with
problems. Good to Extremely Fine. (Approximately 88
pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (60-90) 3738 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of low denomination coins,
Pennies, Halfpennies and Farthings. Largely 20th century
with a selection of 19th century types. SoLd AS iS. No
3729 RUSSiA. Catherine ii, the Great, 1762-1796. Lot of RETURNS. (Total: 119 pieces) (100-150)
5 Kopeks, 1763-1796. Ekaterinburg mint. Various dates.
Cr.59.3. Some with light deposits. Very Good to Very Fine.
(Total: 50 pieces) (500-600) 3739 GREAT BRiTAiN. Minor Type Set in an original Whit-
man Folder, 1902-1960. A complete book embracing four
reigns of farthings, halfpennies, pennies, three pence, six
WoRLd CoiN ALBUM CoLLECTioNS pence, and Maundy Money. Rare dates include the 1950
penny and threepence, 1920 threepence, Extremely Fine or
Uncirculated. (Total: 60 pieces) (2,000-2,500)
3730 CANAdA. Canadian Cent Collection in an original
presentation coin book, 1858-1962. A complete book with
every date except one, the 1936 small cent with dot. Fine to 3740 GREAT BRiTAiN. Silver Type Set in an original Whitman
Uncirculated. (Total: 91 pieces) (250-300) Folder, 1902-1963. A complete book embracing four reigns of
shillings, florins, halfcrowns, and crowns. Rare dates include
the 1927 Wreath Crown, and the 1910 florin. Extremely Fine
3731 CANAdA. Canadian Small Cent Collection in an origi-
or Uncirculated. (Total: 36 pieces) (2,500-3,000)
nal Whitman Folder, 1920-1968. A complete book with
every date. Very Fine to Uncirculated. SoLd AS iS. No
RETURNS. (Total: 54 pieces) (150-200)
3741 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Sixpences, 1839-1963
and Three Pences, 1874-1962. Good to Very Fine. SoLd
3732 CANAdA. Canadian Large Cent Collection in an origi- AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 157 pieces) (300-350)
nal Whitman Folder, 1858-1920. A complete book with
every date. Very Fine to Uncirculated. SoLd AS iS. No
RETURNS. (Total: 48 pieces) (350-450) 3742 GREAT BRiTAiN. Collection of Halfcrowns, 1890-
1954, Florins, 1859-1960, and Shillings, 1880-1959.
3733 CANAdA. Canadian Small Cent Collection in an origi- Good to Very Fine. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total:
nal Whitman Folder, 1920-1957. A complete book with 79 pieces) (150-200)
every date. Very Fine to Uncirculated. SoLd AS iS. No
RETURNS. (Total: 40 pieces) (100-150)
3743 BRiTiSH CoMMoNWEALTH. Group. Low denomina-
tion coins from New ealand, Australia, Canada, India, South
3734 CANAdA. Canadian Small Cent Collection in an original Africa, Bermuda, Jamaica, and British West Africa. largely
Whitman Folder, 1920-1972. A complete book with every 20th century with a selection of 19th century types. SoLd
date except 1930. Very Fine to Uncirculated. SoLd AS iS. AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 73 pieces) (100-150)
No RETURNS. (Total: 57 pieces) (100-150)

3735 CANAdA. Canadian Nickel Collection in an original 3744 CANAdA. Comprehensive Collection from 1 Cent to
Whitman Folder, 1922-1963. A complete book with every 1 dollar. Largely 20th century, with a selection of 19th
date. Very Fine to Uncirculated. SoLd AS iS. No RE- century types. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 125
TURNS. (Total: 49 pieces) (200-250) pieces) (900-1,100)

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THE MICHAEL S. TALLENT COLLECTION BRITISH COINS AND EUROPEAN TALERS

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A CoMPREHENSiVE CoLLECTioN oF SWiSS SHooTiNG MEdALS

Universal Military Service has been Switzerland’s strength to maintain neutrality and independence within Europe.
Citizens had to regularly attend practice shooting sessions and achieve a minimum standard of accuracy. This was
required for every male under 55. Every young man of 20 was issued with an Army rifle which he had to maintain in
perfect condition until such time as, at an appropriate ceremony, he is called to return it to the Confederation. These
were the beginnings of match shooting as a way of life. The greatest honor was to be counted among the Meister-
schutzen. Medals became part of this life as a way of remembering both the event and winners. The lots to follow
represent a simply magnificent collection of these 19th century Swiss Shooting Medals, representing all the major
regions of Switzerland. From Aargau to urich, there are many examples of the very finest workmanship money could
buy at the time. The size, depth and detail on some of these medals is simply breathtaking. One can spend hours just
looking at the subject of each medal and finding hidden features which were very carefully engraved into each and
everyone. Beauty aside, some of the delicacies below are also quite rare. A renowned classic reference book on this
subject is Jean L. Matin’s Swiss Shooting Medals, to which attributions are made in the descriptions.

4001 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. AARAU. Eidgenossisches 4004 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. BREMGARTEN. AARG.
Schutzenfest, 1849. Silver, 37mm. Coat of Arms of the Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Lion rampant
Canton of Aargau with the cross of Switzerland above, sur- above Coat of Arms of Aargau with crossed guns behind.
rounded by a wreath of oak and olive branches - 25 AHRIGE AARG. ANTONALSCHUT ENFEST 1891 BREMGAR-
UBELFEIER DES EIDG. SCHUT ENFESTES AARAU TEN. Rv. Walking in triumph, Knight, Hans von Hallwyl,
1849. Rv. Coat of Arms of Aarau beneath a fortress with a victor at the battle of Murten in June 1476, in armor facing
maiden below promoting art and industry - UNST UND with Hallwyl Palace behind and to the right - MIT GOTT
FLEISS DES FRIEDENS PREIS - within exergue - CANTON UM SIEG. Below in exergue, Hans v Hallwyl, 1476. Only
AARGAU, 1803. The significance of 1803 is that was the year 679 pieces minted. Martin 13. Lightly toned, Uncircu-
when minting rights were restored to the cantons. 1200 pieces lated. (125-175)
minted. Martin 1. Toned Choice Uncirculated. (150-200)

4002 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. AARAU. Eidgenossisches

Schutzenfest, 1849. Silver, 37mm. Coat of Arms of the
Canton of Aargau with the cross of Switzerland above, sur-
rounded by a wreath of oak and olive branches - 25 AHRIGE
UBELFEIER DES EIDG. SCHUT ENFESTES AARAU
1849. Rv. Coat of Arms of Aarau beneath a fortress with a
maiden below promoting art and industry - UNST UND
FLEISS DES FRIEDENS PREIS - within exergue - CANTON
AARGAU, 1803. The significance of 1803 is that was the
year when minting rights were restored to the cantons. 1200
pieces minted. Martin 1. Bright Uncirculated. (125-175)

4005 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. BAdEN. AARG. Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1896. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of
both Baden and Aargau superimposed on a background
composed of arms, flags, oak and olive leaves with the
cross of Switzerland above surrounded by radiant rays of
light - AARGAUISCHES ANTONALSCHUT ENFEST
189 BADEN. Rv. Maiden front facing carrying a jug of
water for use at the town’s baths, present since Roman times
- VORWARTS FEST.U.TREUI. 850 pieces minted. Martin
14. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4003 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. BREMGARTEN. Aarg.

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Lion rampant
above Coat of Arms of Aargau with crossed guns behind.
AARG. ANTONALSCHUT ENFEST 1.891 BREMGAR- Visit stack’s auctions on-Line at
TEN. Rv. Walking in triumph, Knight, Hans von Hallwyl, www.stacks.com
victor at the battle of Murten in June 1476, in armor facing
with Hallwyl 1Palace behind and to the right - MIT GOTT for images of singLe item Lots not
UM SIEG. Below in exergue, Hans v Hallwyl, 1476. Only
679 pieces minted. Martin 13. Lightly toned, Choice Un- pictured in the printed cataLogue.
circulated. (125-175)

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4010 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. BRUGG. AARG. Kan-

4006 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. AARAU. Jubilaumsschies- tonalschutzenfest, 1902. Silver, 32mm. Depiction of the
sen, 1896. Silver, 38mm. 300th Centenary, Coat of Arms of old Roman Bridge of Brugg between oak twigs, and below
Aarau within a wreath of oak and olive leaves - SCHUT - a banner - BRVGG 1902. Rv. Competitor with rifle over
ENGESELLSCHAFT AARAU UBILAUMSSCHIESSEN. Rv. shoulder and an oak twig on his helmet. Only 530 pieces
Contestant dressed and armed for the occasion - ALL EIT minted. Martin 24. Uncirculated. (100-150)
DEN VATERN GLEICH. Only 400 pieces minted. Martin
19. Choice Uncirculated. (125-175)

4007 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. AARAU. Jubilaumsschies-

sen, 1896. Silver, 38mm. 300th Centenary, Coat of Arms of
Aarau within a wreath of oak and olive leaves - SCHUT -
ENGESELLSCHAFT AARAU UBILAUMSSCHIESSEN. Rv.
Contestant dressed and armed for the occasion - ALL EIT
DEN VATERN GLEICH. Only 400 pieces minted. Martin
19. Uncirculated. (125-175)

4011 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. BAdEN. AARG. Cen-

tenarschiessen, 1903. Silver, 37mm. Centenary Shooting
Festival. Oak tree bearing thirteen shields of other towns
where shooting festivals are held. At the foot of the tree the
larger Coat of Arms of Aargau. Rv. Contestant with long
flintlock rifle set against the city background. Only 350
pieces minted. Martin 25. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4008 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. WoHLEN. AARG. Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1899. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of
Wohlen over crossbow with three stars set against a backdrop of
the city of Wohlen. Rv. Weaver at work on a weaving machine. 4012 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. AARAU, AARG. Kan-
Only 529 pieces minted. Martin 22. Uncirculated. (100-150) tonalschutzenfest, 1908. Silver, 28mm. Young boy holding
up and apple shot with an arrow. Rv. Eagle clasping the shield
of Coat of Arms of Aargau. Only 293 pieces minted. Martin
27. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4009 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. ZoFiNGEN. Mittelsch- 4013 SWiTZERLANd. AARGAU. LENZBURG. AARG.
weiz Schutzenfest, 1900. Silver, 38mm. Coat of Arms of Kantonalschutzenfest, 1908. Silver, 28mm. Helvetia l. Rv.
both ofingen and Aargau on a bed of oak and olive leaves View of the ancient castle which dominates this town with
with OFINGEN 1900 below. Rv. Warrior kneeling with flag the Coat of Arms of Aargau and Lenzburg lying on a bed
to be followed till death. Only 330 pieces minted. Martin 23. of oak and olive leaves in the foreground. Only 534 pieces
Uncirculated. (125-175) minted. Martin 28. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4014 SWiTZERLANd. APPENZELL. HERiSAU. APPENZ. 4018 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. BiNNiNGEN. Kan-
Kantonalschutzenfest, 1903. Silver, 45mm. Against a floral tonalschutzenfest, 1893. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of
background the rampant bear divides the initials VR. Rv. Basel on a decorative shield superimposed on the cross of
Competitor kneeling in front of Helvetia who is holding a Switzerland surrounded by a wreath of oak and olive leaves.
wreath and pointing to the cross of Switzerland. Martin 44. Rv. Armored warrior kneeling with multiple arrow wounds
Extremely Fine. (100-150) on the field of battle. Only 705 pieces minted. Martin 74.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

4019 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. BiNNiNGEN. Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1893. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of
Basel on a decorative shield superimposed on the cross of
Switzerland surrounded by a wreath of oak and olive leaves.
Rv. Armored warrior kneeling with multiple arrow wounds
on the field of battle. Only 705 pieces minted. Martin 74.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

4015 SWiTZERLANd. APPENZELL. TEUFEN. APPENZ.

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1906. Silver, 45mm. Shield of Ap-
penzell on a Pine branch. Rv. Competitor standing with rifle
on mountainside. Martin 45. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4020 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. SiSSACH. BASELLANd.

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 38mm. Castle of
Farnsburg. In exergue the Coat of Arms of Basel and
Sissach. Rv. Warrior holding pike set against a city
background. 38mm. Only 600 pieces minted. Martin 76.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

4021 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. SiSSACH. BASELLANd.

4016 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. BASEL. Eidgenossisches Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 45mm. Castle of Farn-
Freischiessen, 1844. Silver, 38mm. Pictorial of the defeat sburg. In exergue the Coat of Arms of Basel and Sissach.
of St. James at the Battle of St. James at the Birs in 1444. Rv. Warrior hold pike set against a city background. Only
Rv. Nine shields surrounding nine lines of text in German. 650 pieces minted. Martin 76. Extremely Fine. (100-150)
2500 pieces minted. Martin 53. Uncirculated. (125-175)
4022 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. SiSSACH. BASELLANd.
4017 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. BASEL. Eidgenossisches Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 45mm. Castle of
Freischiessen, 1844. Silver, 38mm. Pictorial of the defeat Farnsburg. In exergue the Coat of Arms of Basel and Sis-
of St. James at the Battle of St. James at the Birs in 1444. sach. Rv. Warrior hold pike set against a city background.
Rv. Nine shields surrounding nine lines of text in German. Only 650 pieces minted. Size 45mm. Martin 76. Choice
2500 pieces minted. Martin 53. Uncirculated. (125-175) Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4023 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. LiESTAL. Kantonalschut- 4027 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. interlaken Kantonalschutzen-
zenfest beider Basel, 1903. Silver, 45mm. Street and city fest, 1888. Silver, 45mm. The three shields of Switzerland, Bern
gates with a clock tower above pointing to the Swiss Cross and Interlaken with crossed rifles, oak and olive branches. Rv.
in the sky, with Coat of Arms on either side. Rv. A working Alpine scene with in the foreground a warrior from the battle
couple greeting each other with the text - DER ARBEIT DEM of Murten, 1476. Martin 129. Uncirculated. (125-175)
VATERLAND. Martin 80. Extremely fine (100-150)

4028 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Bergdorf, Bern Kantonalschut-

4024 SWiTZERLANd. BASEL. BASEL. Kantonalschutzen- zenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Angel in the sky above clouds
fest beider Basel, 1906. Silver, 41mm. Armored warrior holding a target surrounded on one side by oak leaves. Rv.
with crossbow and sword set against a city backdrop. Rv. Rifleman standing behind the Coat of Arms of Bern with the
Battlefield scene with an injured soldier looking on in the mountain top town in the background. 1656 pieces minted.
foreground. Martin 82. Extremely Fine. (100-150) Martin 133. Uncirculated (100-150)

4029 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Bergdorf, Bern Kantonalschut-

zenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Angel in the sky above clouds
holding a target surrounded on one side by oak leaves. Rv.
Rifleman standing behind the Coat of Arms of Bern with the
mountain top town in the background. 1656 pieces minted.
Martin 133. Uncirculated (100-150)

4025 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. BERN. Eidgenossisches Freis-

chiessen, 1830. Bronze, 28mm. The words IMMER BEREIT,
“Always ready” surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves. Rv.
Stacked Rifles under a Swiss flag with the legend - ALLE
NACHT EINEM EILE, “All night a line.” Martin 104.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

4026 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Bern Eidgenossisches Freis-

chiessen, 1830. Bronze, 28mm. The words IMMER BEREIT,
“Always ready” surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves. Rv. 4030 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Biel Westschweiz Schutzenfest,
Stacked Rifles under a Swiss flag with the legend - ALLE 1893. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of Bern and Biel along
NACHT EINEM EILE, “All night a line.” Martin 104. with the star of Switzerland above and an oak and olive
Uncirculated. (100-150) wreath surround. Rv. Standard bearer in the town square.
1186 pieces minted. Martin 139. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4031 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Thun, Bern Kantonalschut- 4034 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897.
zenfest, 1894. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of Bern and Silver, 45mm. Walking bear over a mountain top. Rv.
Biel along with the star of Switzerland above offset to the Statue of Adrian v Bubenberg, 1424-1479, the hero of
right with a sprig of flowers on the left hand side. Rv. Alpine the Battle of Murten. 1250 pieces minted. Martin 149.
fortification with a crossbowman loading his weapon in Uncirculated. (100-150)
the foreground. 1452 pieces minted. Martin 141. Uncircu-
lated. (100-150)

4035 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Langenthal. Centralschweiz

Schutzenfest, 1899. Silver, 30mm. Bear of Berne standing
upright holding the shield of Switzerland in one have and a
wreath in the other. Rv. Helvetica. 850 pieces minted. Martin
151. Extremely Fine. (75-125)

4032 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Biel Schweizerischer Artilleri-

etag, 1894. Silver, 50mm. Artillery Day. Mountain scene with
Helvetica with shield and sword. Rv. Bust of General Hans
Hertzog facing l. Martin 144. Uncirculated. (125-175)

4036 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. BiENNE. 1er Tir federal au

flobert, 1899. Silver, 40mm. Crossed rifles and shooting
range flags with a background of olive and oak branches,
and the shields of Switzerland and Bienne uppermost. Rv.
Two contemporary competitors one firing and one prepar-
ing to fire with the city in the background. Only 152 pieces
minted. Martin 153. Uncirculated. (150-200)

4033 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897.

Silver, 45mm. Walking bear over a mountain top. Rv. bid with stack’s on the world wide web
Statue of Adrian v Bubenberg, 1424-1479, the hero of
the Battle of Murten. 1250 pieces minted. Martin 149. www.stacks.com
Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4037 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. ST-iMiER. Tir cantonal 4040 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. dELEMoNT. Tir cantonale
bernois, 1900. Silver, 45mm. Crossed standards, rifles and bernois, 1909. Silver, 45mm. Distant view of Delemont
other shooting range implements with the shields of Bern with in the foreground an oak tree with a rifle and the flag
and St-Imier in the foreground with church tower and alpine of Berne hanging from the tree and the shield of Delemont
background. Rv. Two crossbowmen, one being crowned resting at the foot of the tree. Rv. Kneeling rifleman with
with a wreath by Helvetica with a target in the background. Helvetica standing behind holding a wreath over his head.
Martin 157. Extremely Fine. (125-175) Above and in the distance a Swiss cross in the sky over the
town of Delemont. Only 320 pieces minted. Martin 166.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

4041 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. dELEMoNT. Tir cantonale

bernois, 1909. Silver, 45mm. Distant view of Delemont
with in the foreground an oak tree with a rifle and the flag
of Berne hanging from the tree and the shield of Delemont
resting at the foot of the tree. Rv. Kneeling rifleman with
Helvetica standing behind holding a wreath over his head.
Above and in the distance a Swiss cross in the sky over the
town of Delemont. Only 320 pieces minted. Martin 166.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

4038 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. BiEL. Bernisches Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1903 (2). Silver, 45mm. Superimposed
on a background of olive branches the twin axes normally
seen on the Coat of Arms of Biel and the Coat of Arms of
Berne. Rv. Helvetia in the foreground holding out a wreath
over a distant view of the city. Martin 161. Uncirculated.
(Total: 2 pieces) (200-300)
4042 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. BURGdoRF. Centralschweiz
Schutzenfest, 1907. Silver, 27mm. A sprig of olive with the
Coat of Arms of Burgdorf above. Rv. A kneeling crossbow-
man with the town in the background. 400 pieces minted.
Martin 169. Uncirculated. (75-125)

4039 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. LANGNAU. Kantonalschut-

zenfest, 1906. Silver, 45mm.View of Langnau with the shield 4043 SWiTZERLANd. BERN. Eidgenossisches Schutzenfest,
of Bern and an olive branch in exergue. Rv. Contemporary 1910. Silver, 28mm. Helvetica facing r. Rv. Town clock
competitor with rifle in hand. 400 pieces minted. Martin 165. tower with an upright bear holding the shield of Bern in
Uncirculated. (125-175) the foreground. 6500 pieces minted. Martin 172. Uncir-
culated. (75-125)

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4048 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir federal, 1851. Silver,

38mm. Coat of Arms of Geneva with a radiant sun above over
two crossed rifles surrounded by a simple wreath of olive and
oak. Rv. Helvetica standing in the foreground holding the town
shield and the Swiss flag in one hand and an olive branch in
the other set against the backdrop of Geneva. 1,274 pieces
minted. Martin 282. Bright Uncirculated. (125-175)

4044 SWiTZERLANd. FRiBoURG. Tir cantonal fribour-

geois, 1905. Silver, 33mm. Coat of Arms of Fribourg dividing
sprigs of olive and oak with the cross of Switzerland above
and date below. Rv. Helvetica standing in the foreground
holding a wreath over a distant view of the city. 858 pieces
minted. Martin 233. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4049 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Abbaye des Carabiniers,

1875. Silver, 37mm. Crossed rifles superimposed on crossed
flags of Geneva and Switzerland with a radiant cross of Swit-
zerland at the apex, surrounded by a wreath of olive and oak.
Rv. Large Coat of Arms of Geneva. Extremely low mintage
of 100 pieces. Martin 303. Uncirculated. (150-200)

4045 SWiTZERLANd. FRiBoURG. Tir d’inauguration des

daillettes, 1906. Silver, 33mm. Two rampant lions holding
three shields in pyramid formation over a ribbon banner
- 1691-1906. Rv. Rifleman toasting the opening of a new
stand for the competition. 300 pieces minted. Martin 234.
Extremely Fine. (75-125)

4050 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. 400th Anniversaire de

la Fondation, 1875. Silver, 43mm. Ships and boats, both
steam and sail traversing under a radiant cross of Swit-
zerland Rv. Coat of Arms of Geneva, superimposed over
crossed rifles and an anchor complete with rope, oak and
olive wreath surround. 320 pieces minted. Martin 305.
Extremely Fine. (150-200)

4046 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir federal, 1851. Silver,

38mm. Coat of Arms of Geneva with a radiant sun above over
two crossed rifles surrounded by a simple wreath of olive
and oak. Rv. Helvetica standing in the foreground holding
the town shield and the Swiss flag in one hand and an olive
branch in the other set against the backdrop of Geneva. 1,274
pieces minted. Martin 282. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4047 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir federal, 1851. Silver,

38mm. Coat of Arms of Geneva with a radiant sun above over 4051 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Societe Cantonale des
two crossed rifles surrounded by a simple wreath of olive Carabiniers, 1877. Silver, 41mm. Eagle standing on a key
and oak. Rv. Helvetica standing in the foreground holding and plaque with the date with crossed rifles behind and an
the town shield and the Swiss flag in one hand and an olive oak and olive wreath surround. Rv. Plain, simplistic view of
branch in the other set against the backdrop of Geneva. 1,274 the city and its bridges under the cross of Switzerland. 300
pieces minted. Martin 282. Extremely Fine. (125-175) pieces minted. Martin 309. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4055 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. 4th Tir cantonal, 1882. Silver,

4052 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Sous officiers. Tir du
43mm. Decorative shield of the Coat of Arms of Geneva,
centenaire, 1878. Silver, 43mm. View of the city and its
over crossed rifles and flags of Switzerland and Geneva, oak
bridges under the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Bust of Jean
and olive wreath surround. Rv. Helvetica as an angel leaning
Jacques Rousseau l., the philosopher and composer of the
against a pedestal greeting a heraldic rifleman. Only 600 pieces
Enlightenment whose political ideas influenced the French
minted. Martin 321. Uncirculated. (100-150)
Revolution. Martin 317. Extremely Fine. (125-175).

4056 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. 3rd Abbaye des Carabi-

niers, 1883. Silver, 43mm. Two elliptical scrolls with text
superimposed on oak and olive wreaths with the Swiss Cross
4053 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Fete federale des Sous at the apex. Rv. Coat of Arms of Geneva above a melee of
officiers, 1879. Silver, 45mm. Crossed rifles and flags of crossed rifles, caps, flags, swords and trumpet. Only 100
Swizerland and Geneva divides oak and olive sprigs. Rv. minted. Martin 325. Extremely Fine. (150-200)
View of the city and its bridges under the cross of Switzer-
land. Martin 318. Uncirculated. (125-175)

4057 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Grand tir national, 1884.

4054 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. 25th Anniversaire de la Silver, 47mm. General Dufour on horseback facing l. Rv.
fusion, 1881. Silver, 43mm. Coat of Arms of Geneva, su- Standards of Switzerland and Geneva along with a plain
perimposed over crossed rifles and an anchor complete with central banner with text, accompanied by the correspond-
rope, oak and olive wreath surround. Rv. Meeting place under ing Coats of Arms, superimposed on sprigs of oak and olive
Swiss flag with crossed flags in the foreground. Only 200 and crossed rifles. Only 322 minted. Martin 326. Extremely
pieces minted. Martin 320. Uncirculated. (150-200) Fine. (125-175)

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4058 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Grand tir national, 1884.

Silver, 47mm. General Dufour on horseback facing l. Rv.
Standards of Switzerland and Geneva along with a plain
central banner with text, accompanied by the correspond-
ing Coats of Arms, superimposed on sprigs of oak and olive
and crossed rifles. Only 322 minted. Martin 326. Uncircu-
lated. (200-250)

4061 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Plainpalais. Fete com-

munale, 1892. Silver, 51mm. Inside a recessed central area
the elements of the Coat of Arms of Geneva - eagle and key
- with a surrounding half wreath of oak and olive. Rv. Ag-
ricultural implements with an oak and floral arrangement to
the left. Very rare with only 100 pieces minted. Martin 373.
Uncirculated. (150-200)

4059 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir federal, 1887. Silver,

45mm. Large eagle and key, symbols on the Coat of Arms of
Geneva and sprigs of oak and olive with the shield of Swit-
zerland superimposed. Rv. Soldier from the 16th century with
rifle on the ramparts defending the city with cannon behind.
3903 minted. Martin 330. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4060 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Carouge. Tir d’inauguration 4062 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Exercices Arquebuse et
of the Stand, 1888. Silver, 43mm. Coat of Arms of Carouge Navigation, 1899. Silver, 51mm. Sea anchor dividing shields of
against a backdrop of crossed rifles, flags of Geneva and Geneva and Navigation, on a background of crossed rifles, flags,
Switzerland, and oak and olive sprigs. Rv. Oak and olive oak and olive branches, radiant cross of Switzerland above. Rv.
wreath with the text in the center - TIR D INAUGURATION Crowned double headed eagle with the Coat of Arms of Geneva
DU STAND 5. .7 MAI 1888. Extremely rare only 50 pieces on its chest, perched on a rifle. Extremely Rare, only 5 pieces
minted. Martin 364. Extremely Fine. (100-150) minted. Martin 376. Uncirculated. (300-400)

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4063 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. St. Georges. inauguration

du Stand, 1895. Silver, 47mm. Alpine lodge set in woodland,
in the foreground hunting weapons and sprigs of oak and
4066 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir cantonal genevois,
olive, two small shields and an anchor. Rv. Camp scene and
1902. Silver, 40x60mm. Helvetia with rifle in hand lifting
competition shooting set against a city background. Only
a cover to view attacking soldiers climbing city walls. In
210 pieces minted. Martin 379. Uncirculated. (200-300)
exergue the Coat of Arms of Geneva - 3eme CENTENAIRE
L ESCALADE. Rv. View inside the city gates with fighting
soldiers of Geneva fending off attacking soldiers. Martin
400. Extremely Fine. (200-300)

4064 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir de l’Exposition nationale,

1896. Silver, 47mm. A diving eagle perched on a key with
head turned towards the shield of Switzerland, sun above.
Rv Helvetica shooting a bow on an alpine mountainside. 966
pieces minted. Martin 382. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4067 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Carouge. Fete du cinquan-

tenaire, 1902. Silver, 50mm. Soldier with Swiss flag stand-
ing over cannon and shot. Rv. Garnished shield of the Coat of
Arms of Carouge with crown above, surrounded by a wreath
of olive and oak. Martin 404. Extremely Fine. (200-300)

4065 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir d’inauguration de

l’hotel, 1900. Silver, 45mm. Co-joined shields of Geneva
and Navigation, with the cross of Switzerland above and in
the background crossed rifles, standards oak and olive sprigs.
Rv. View of a hotel with a foreground surround of greenery
FAX yoUR BidSHEET
with laid down rifles and standards. Only 250 pieces minted. 603-569-3875 212-582-1946
Martin 398. Uncirculated. (125-175)

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4071 SWiTZERLANd. GLARUS. Eidgenossisches Schutzen-

fest, 1892. Silver, 45mm. Garnished shield of Glarus inside
a wreath of olive and oak. Rv. Helvetia standing holding
shield of Switzerland with alpine view behind. 3375 pieces
minted. Martin 432. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4072 SWiTZERLANd. GLARUS. Eidgenossisches Schutzen-

fest, 1892. Silver, 45mm. Garnished shield of Glarus inside
a wreath of olive and oak. Rv. Helvetia standing holding
shield of Switzerland with alpine view behind. 3375 pieces
minted. Martin 432. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4073 SWiTZERLANd. GLARUS. Eidgenossisches Schutzen-

4068 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Arquebuse et Navigation, fest, 1892. Bronze, 45mm. Garnished shield of Glarus inside
1908. Silver, 45mm. Set against a radiant sun the Coat of a wreath of olive and oak. Rv. Helvetia standing holding
Arms of Geneva and Arquebuse and Navigation with sprigs shield of Switzerland with alpine view behind. Bronze. 1912
of olive leaves below. Rv. Crouching rifleman taking aim pieces minted. Martin 432. Extremely Fine. (100-150)
under an oak tree, engraved - ULR VOLLENWEIDER . Edge
inscription - TIR DE 100 COUPS PISTOLET 1911. As Martin
406 but dated 1911. Extremely Fine. (150-200)

4074 SWiTZERLANd. GRAUBUNdEN. CHUR. Graubund-

nerisches Kantonalschutzenfest, 1900. Silver, 33mm. Gar-
nished shield incorporating two figures and three overlapping
shields, under the cross of Switzerland dividing a floral wreath.
Rv. Warrior facing right with sword in hand. Only 360 pieces
minted. Martin 453. Uncirculated. (125-175)
4069 SWiTZERLANd. GENEVA. Tir cantonal du centenaire,
1914. Silver, 45mm. Arms of Geneva with rising sun above
legend and outer wreath surrounds. Rv. Under the swiss cross
Napoleon’s men meet with Field Marshal Blucher’s forces
and fight at Brienne in 1814. 633 pieces minted. Martin 412.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

4075 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Eidgenossisches Schut-

zenfest, 1853. Silver, 41mm. Oak and olive wreath sur-
rounding Swiss cross with radiating rays behind - SCHUT-
ENFEST DEN EIDGENOSSEN IN LU ERN 1853. Rv.
Angel over Arnold von Winkelried. According to legend,
the Swiss couldn’t break the close ranks of the Habsburg
footsoldiers. Winkelried is reported to have cried: “I will
open a passage into the line; protect, dear countrymen
4070 SWiTZERLANd. GLARUS. Eidgenossisches Schutzen- and confederates, my wife and children” before opening a
fest, 1892. Silver, 45mm. Garnished shield of Glarus inside breach in their lines by throwing himself into their pikes,
a wreath of olive and oak. Rv. Helvetia standing holding taking them down with his body such that the confeder-
shield of Switzerland with alpine view behind. 3375 pieces ates could attack through the opening. 2000 pieces minted.
minted. Martin 432. Uncirculated. (100-150) Martin 465. Uncirculated. (125-175)

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4079 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Kriens. Luzernerisches

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1899. Silver, 38mm. Two shields
4076 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Centralschweiz. Schut- laid on a bed of olive branches under the cross of Switzerland.
zenfest, 1889. Silver, 45mm. Shield superimposed on the Rv. Father instructing son on how to use a rifle. Martin 475.
cross of Switzerland with the rays of the sun behind and a Uncirculated. (100-150)
hunters cap above. Rv. Crossbowman with crossbow and
arrows in hand against an alpine background. Martin 472.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

4077 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. CENTRALSCHWEiZ. 4080 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Eidgenossisches Schut-

Schutzenfest, 1889. Silver, 42mm. Swiss cross with radiat- zenfest, 1901. Silver, 45mm. Decorative shield of Lucerne
ing rays surrounded by a wide oak and floral wreath with over the cross of Switzerland and olive branches. Rv. Bust
seven small shields, in the center - SCHUT ENFEST DER of Helvetica r. 7000 pieces minted. Martin 476. Uncircu-
CENTRAL SCHWEI IN LU ERN 1889. Rv. Alpine setting, lated. (100-150)
conspiracy of the Grutli in 1307 which led to Swiss indepen-
dence This is inscribed in small text around the edge. Martin
473. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4078 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Kantonalschutzenfest, 4081 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Kantonalschutzenver-

1894. Silver, 45mm. Lions rampant with sword and ban- ein, 1920. Silver, 44mm. Rampant lions holding swords
ner holding up three shields with date in exergue. Rv. with a target in the background. Below the inscription
Helvetica with torch and shield standing above soldier - ANTON SCHUMACHER 300M 1947. Rv. Angel with
with sword and banner. 800 pieces minted. Martin 474. wreath standing over Arnold von Winkelried. Martin 485.
Uncirculated. (100-150) Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4082 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. Feldmeister Zentralsch-

weiz, 1921. Silver, 30mm. Five shields arranged around the
center like the spokes of a wheel. Rv. Man shot many times
with arrows to demonstrate accuracy of the shooters. Martin
486. Uncirculated. (80-120) 4085 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. LE LoCLE. Tir
cantonal neuchatelois, 1892. Silver, 45mm. Decorative
shield with castle above and rays of light, inside a wreath
of oak and olive. Rv. Rifleman holding raised cap with flags
and shield of Canton Neuchatel behind. 705 pieces minted.
Martin 519. Uncirculated. (125-175)

4083 SWiTZERLANd. LUCERNE. 500 Jahre Stadtschut-

zengesellschaft, 1930. Silver, 40mm. Six lines of text in
gothic script. Rv. Rifleman with the city walls behind. 993 4086 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. Tir federal, 1898. Silver,
pieces minted. Martin 490. Extremely Fine. (100-150) 45mm. Eagle standing facing on an oak tree branch with Swiss
flag behind and city view of Neuchatel to the right hand side.
Rv. Target shooting scene with competitors in standing and
kneeling position taking aim, banner PATRIE above. 4250
pieces minted. Martin 526. Uncirculated. (80-120)

4087 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. Tir federal, 1898. Silver,

45mm. Eagle standing facing on an oak tree branch with Swiss
flag behind and city view of Neuchatel to the right hand side.
Rv. Target shooting scene with competitors in standing and
kneeling position taking aim, banner PATRIE above. 4250
pieces minted. Martin 526. Uncirculated. (80-120)

4084 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. LA CHAUX-dE-

FoNdS. Tir cantonal, 1886. Silver, 39mm. Decorative
shields of Switzerland and the Canton of Neuchatel over 4088 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. FLEURiER. Tir
crossed rifles and an oak and floral wreath. Rv Helvetica cantonal neuchatelois, 1902. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms
with shield of La Chaux-de-Fonds instructs a boy with of Fleurier with oak and olive branches to right and a single
crossbow. 1250 pieces minted. Martin 512. Cleaned almost rifle lying across the Coat of Arms. Rv Helvetica facing l.
Uncirculated. (100-150) Martin 540. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4089 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. Tir cantonal, 1906.

Silver, 33mm. Rifle sling resting on Coat of Arms of Neu-
chatel with eagle behind. Rv Crossbow man loading his
crossbow standing on city wall. 980 pieces minted. Martin 4092 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. EBNAT-KAPPEL.
543. Uncirculated. (80-120) Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Shield sur-
rounded by floral wreath. Rv. Rifleman and citizen together
holding a wreath above an olive wreath and the coat of
arms of St. Gallen. 700 pieces minted. Martin 567. Uncir-
culated. (100-150)

4090 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. CHAUX-dE-FoNdS.

Tir cantonal neuchatelois, 1913. Silver, 33mm. Mountain
bee hive surrounded on each side by pine trees with a distant
city view. Rv. Riflemen aiming directly at the viewer with
olive branches behind and the cross of Switzerland. Martin
547. About Uncirculated. (100-150) 4093 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. EBNAT-KAPPEL.
Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Shield sur-
rounded by floral wreath. Rv. Rifleman and citizen together
holding a wreath above an olive wreath and the coat of
4091 SWiTZERLANd. NEUCHATEL. Societe cantonale arms of St. Gallen. 700 pieces minted. Martin 567. Uncir-
neuchateloise de tir, 1926. Silver, 60mm. Coat of Arms of culated. (100-150)
Le Locle over olive leaves, engraved GRAF H. 300m. Rv.
Two swordsmen fighting on the city ramparts. Martin 550.
Extremely Fine. (150-200)

Suggestions for Mail Bidders

Mail your bid sheet as early as possible.
Check your bid sheet carefully. 4094 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. Kantonalschutzenfest,
1895. Silver, 45mm. Rampant bear holding Coat of Arms of
don’t bid more than you want to pay! St. Gallen with floral wreath below. Rv. Standing rifleman
ink is best for writing bids. holding flag of Switzerland with olive wreath. On each side
small oak and olive trees. 800 pieces minted. Martin 568.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4095 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. LiCHTENSTEiG.

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 33mm. Helvetica 4098 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. WyL. St. Gallisches
with angel wings standing on a bed of palm fonds with Kantonalschutzenfest, 1901. Silver, 38mm. Rampant bear
the sun behind holding the Coat of Arms of St. Gallen and l. carrying flag of Wyl. Rv. Ancient rifleman with flintlock
Lichtensteig. Rv. Wolf surrounded by oak leaves with an rifle aiming r. with dress of Wyl. Martin 572. Uncircu-
olive wreath behind and crossed rifles with flags of Swit- lated. (100-150)
zerland attached to the rifles. 782 pieces minted. Martin
570. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4099 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. Eidgenossisches Schut-

zenfest, 1904. Silver, 33mm. Rifleman standing under an oak
tree operating the bolt on his rifle. Rv. Helvetica standing
with flag and rock with swiss cross behind pointing, show-
ing soldiers where to look for danger. 4750 pieces minted.
Martin 573. Uncirculated. (80-120)

4096 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. FLAWiL. St. Gallisches

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1899. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms
of St. Gallen and Flawil with cross of Switzerland below
superimposed on a bed of oak leaves. Rv. Bearded rifleman
with shouldered gun facing half left with an olive branch
surround below and left. 600 pieces minted. Martin 571.
Uncirculated. (150-200)

4100 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. Eidgenossisches Schut-

zenfest, 1904. Silver, 45x63mm. Bear holding Coat of Arms
of St. Gallen and flag of Switzerland with city views to right.
Rv. Angel holding shooting target with five bulls eyes while
Helvetica awards wreath to winning rifleman. 3000 pieces
minted. Martin 575. Uncirculated. (150-200)
4097 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. FLAWiL. St. Gal-
lisches Kantonalschutzenfest, 1899. Silver, 33mm. Coat 4101 SWiTZERLANd. ST. GALLEN. Eidgenossisches Schut-
of Arms of St. Gallen and Flawil with cross of Switzerland zenfest, 1904. Silver, 45x63mm. Bear holding Coat of Arms
below superimposed on a bed of oak leaves. Rv. Bearded of St. Gallen and flag of Switzerland with city views to right.
rifleman with shouldered gun facing half left with an olive Rv. Angel holding shooting target with five bulls eyes while
branch surround below and left. 33mm diameter. Martin 571. Helvetica awards wreath to winning rifleman. 3000 pieces
Uncirculated. (100-150) minted. Martin 575. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4105 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. Kantonalschutzenfest,

1890. Bronze, 45mm. Arms of Solothurn superimposed on
the Coat of Arms of Switzerland with six generations of
crossed arms behind and the flag of Switzerland, surrounded
by a wreath. Rv. Schultheiss Wengi preventing a religious
civil war in 1533 by standing in front of the canons aimed
at the Protestants on the opposite bank of the Aare and de-
claring: “If the blood of citizens must flow, let mine be the
first.” Solothurn remained Catholic following the Protestant
reformation. Bronze. 860 pieces minted. Martin 645. Uncir-
culated. (60-90)

4102 SWiTZERLANd. SCHWyZ. EiNSiEdELN. Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1889. Silver, 46mm. Seated rifleman
receiving refreshments from a standing woman, set against
the cross of Switzerland with the Coat of Arms of Schwyz on
the ground to the left. Rv. View of the forest town set against
an alpine background, with six shields above. Martin 622.
Uncirculated. (150-200)

4106 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. Kantonalschutzenfest,

1895. Silver, 45mm. Nude youth with wreath over elbow
holding Coat of Arms of Solothurn with crossed rifles and
olive branches behind. Rv. Roman soldier with banner stand-
ing outside the old city fortress. 700 pieces minted. Martin
647. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4103 SWiTZERLANd. SCHWyZ. KUSSNACHT. Kan- 4107 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. Kantonalschutzenfest,

tonalschutzenfest, 1902. Silver, 45mm. Woodland scene 1895. Silver, 45mm. Nude youth with wreath over elbow
with the Coat of Arms of both Schwyz and Kussnacht rest- holding Coat of Arms of Solothurn with crossed rifles and
ing against a tree. Rv. Hunter with crossbow looking on the olive branches behind. Rv. Roman soldier with banner stand-
ground for tracks. Martin 624. Uncirculated. (100-150) ing outside the old city fortress. 700 pieces minted. Martin
647. Extremely Fine. (150-200)

4104 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. Kantonalschutzenfest,

1890. Silver, 45mm. Arms of Solothurn superimposed on the
Coat of Arms of Switzerland with six generations of crossed
arms behind and the flag of Switzerland, surrounded by a 4108 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. oLTEN. Kan-
wreath. Rv. Schultheiss Wengi preventing a religious civil tonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 49mm. Coat of Arms of
war in 1533 by standing in front of the canons aimed at the Solothurn and Olten with oak leaves and crossed rifles
Protestants on the opposite bank of the Aare and declaring: “If behind under the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Walking soldier
the blood of citizens must flow, let mine be the first.” Solothurn with crossed rifle being given heart and hand by Helvetica
remained Catholic following the Protestant reformation. 950 with the city landscape behind. Martin 649. Uncircu-
pieces minted. Martin 645. Uncirculated. (150-200) lated. (100-150)

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4109 SWiTZERLANd. SoLoTHURN. oLTEN. Kan- 4112 SWiTZERLANd. THURGAU. WEiNFELdEN. Kan-
tonalschutzenfest, 1905. Silver, 45mm. Helvetica picking tonalschutzenfest, 1903. Silver, 45mm. Overlapping Coat
olive branches with city view behind. Rv. Olten Coat of of Arms of Thurgau and the swiss confederation with rifle,
Arms to right with oak and olive branches behind. 505 pieces target paddle and oak branches behind, dividing the date.
minted. Martin 651. Uncirculated. (125-175) Rv. Helvetica with shield and one hand and her other hand
on the shoulder of a maiden from Thurgau holding tablet
with date 1803, symbolizing the membership of the can-
ton of Thurgau in the Swiss confederation. Martin 684.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

4110 SWiTZERLANd. THURGAU. FRAUENFELd. Eid-

genossisches Schutzenfest, 1890. Silver, 45mm. Coat of
Arms of Frauenfeld over crossed rifles and oak and olive 4113 SWiTZERLANd. THURGAU. FRAUENFELd.
branches. Rv. Helvetica with sword in one hand and out Kantonalschutzenfest, 1909. Silver, 28mm. Ancient
stretched arm with protective shield over maiden holding rifleman with flintlock rifle taking aim in a field with
Coat of Arms of Thurgau symbolizing the membership of the town in the background. Rv. Girl holding lion facing
the canton of Thurgau in the Swiss confederation in 1803. l. Extremely rare, only 80 pieces minted. Martin 688.
5760 pieces minted. Martin 666. Uncirculated. (100-150) Rare. Uncirculated. (200-300 )

4111 SWiTZERLANd. THURGAU. AMRiSWiL. Kan-

tonalschutzenfest, 1900. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of 4114 SWiTZERLANd. TiCiNo. MENdRiSio. Tiro inaugu-
Thurgau with rifle sling supporting a single rifle with olive rale, 1889. Silver, 46mm. Overlapping Arms of Mendrisio
branches behind. Rv. Scene from 1499 - Maiden with scroll and Ticino with shooting hat above resting on a bed of oak
in hand being approached by two soldiers with camp in the and olive branches. Rv. Conspiracy of the Grutli in 1307
background. 400 pieces minted. Martin 683. Extremely which led to Swiss independence. Martin 797. Uncircu-
Fine. (150-200) lated. (150-200)

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4118 SWiTZERLANd. TiCiNo. LoCARNo. Second Tiro

cantonale ticinese, 1909. Silver, 28mm. Plaque with the
Coat of Arms of Ticino and Locarno and an inscription
with overgrown woods surrounding. Rv. Helvetica riding a
4115 SWiTZERLANd. TiCiNo. BELLiNZoNA. Tiro canto- boat on a lake under storm clouds with drawn bow in hand
nale liberale, 1895. Silver, 45mm. Wreath of oak and olive facing l. Extremely rare, only 46 pieces minted. Martin 839.
leaves surrounding BELLIN ONA 1895, with at the apex Uncirculated. (125-175)
a shooting target, rifle and ribboned goblet. Rv. Sunrise in
the Alps with Helvetica holding a banner and a shield while
sitting on the back of a lion. Martin 802. High reliefs.Un-
circulated. (125-175)

4119 SWiTZERLANd. UNTERWALdEN. BUoCHS-EN-

NETBURGEN. Schutzengesellschaft, 1895. Silver, 37mm.
Fused shield of Unterwalden and Buochs-Ennetburgen with
crossed rifles behind and Cross of Switzerland above divid-
ing oak and olive wreath and dates 1845 and 1895. Rv. Two
freedom fighters with a boy who points out enemy soldier.
4116 SWiTZERLANd. TiCiNo. FAido. Tiro disrettuale, Martin 876. Uncirculated. (150-200)
1899. Silver, 44mm. Flag with target and crossed rifles and text
Giovane Leventina divides shields of Switzerland and Ticino
with olive and oak branches below. Rv. Statue raised to Stefano
Franscini creator of the modern education system in the canton
of Ticino. Martin 809. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4120 SWiTZERLANd. UNTERWALdEN. ENNETMooS.

Nidwalden Kantonalschiessen, 1898. Silver, 45mm.
Decorative Coat of Arms of Nidwalden Rv. Scene from
1798 - after rejecting a new constitution by Napoleon - the
ideas of the French Revolution were not popular in such an
4117 SWiTZERLANd. TiCiNo. BELLiNZoNA. Tiro cente- agricultural area - Nidwalden was attacked by French troops
nario, 1903. Silver, 45mm. Oak tree dividing Coat of Arms on 9 September 1798. Random destruction was caused and
of Switzerland and Ticino with centenary dates above. Rv. at least 400 people were killed. After the end of Napoleon’s
Standing Helvetica with shield in one hand presenting wreath rule in 1814 most of the changes were reverted. Martin 878.
to kneeling rifleman. Martin 824. Uncirculated. (100-150) Uncirculated. (125-175)

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4121 SWiTZERLANd. UNTERWALdEN. HERGiSWiL. 4124 SWiTZERLANd. VALAiS. MoNTHEy. Tir cantonal
19th Kantonalschutzenfest, 1901. Silver, 45mm. Shields valaisan, 1903. Silver, 45mm. Coat of Arms of Monthey
of Unterwalden and Hergiswil on a decorative plaque with and Valais lying at the foot of a tree trunk with alpine view
the cross of Switzerland above and date below. Rv. Two to the right. Rv. Grape picker with vines in the background.
fighting warriors with a fallen soldier. Martin 880. Uncir- Martin 904. About Uncirculated. (150-200)
culated. (100-150)

4125 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. MoRGES. Tir cantonal

vaudois, 1891 (2). Silver, 45mm. Shield with Cross of
4122 SWiTZERLANd. UNTERWALdEN. BECKENRiEd. Switzerland and the Coat of Arms of Vaud and Morges
20th Nidwalden Kantonalschutzenfest, 1905. Silver, set against a backdrop of crossed rifles with arrows and
35mm. Lakeside view of Beckenried with in exergue the sprigs of oak. Rv. Helvetia holding pennant for Morges in
shields of Switzerland and Nidwalden over oak branch di- one hand and a shield in the other which is being inscribed
viding date. Rv. Kneeling rifleman receiving wreath. Martin by a nude boy, in the background a scene from the city
881. Uncirculated. (100-150) and lake. 1150 pieces minted. Martin 940. Uncirculated.
(Total: 2 pieces) (250-350)

4126 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. LAUSANNE. Tir cantonal

4123 SWiTZERLANd. URi. ALTdoRF. Urner Kan- vaudois, 1894. Silver, 45mm. Garnished shield with the Coat
tonalschutzenfest, 1897. Silver, 38mm. Coat of Arms of Uri of Arms of Lausanne covering the breast of a double headed
and Altdorf within an oak and olive wreath with the cross of eagle with swiss cross above. Rv. Front facing resident of
Switzerland above. Rv. Crossbow man with a boy at his side Lausanne with town scene behind and a nude angel above
who is looking up to him. Only 240 pieces minted. Martin holding the banner - LIBERTE ET PATRIE. 1000 pieces
896. Uncirculated. (150-200) minted. Martin 946. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4127 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. LAUSANNE. Abbaye des

Grenadiers, 1898. Silver, 45mm. Container with flames
inside a wreath of oak and olive, above a pyramid with eye
radiating light, below a handshake. Rv. A grenadier complete
with rifle and field gun on the ramparts of the city, Coat
of Arms of Vaud and oak branch to left. Rare, 218 pieces
minted. Martin 953. Uncirculated. (250-350)

4131 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. LAUSANNE. Tir du 75th an-

niversaire, 1900. Silver, 50mm. Double wreath of oak and
olive with five shields above and text below. Rv. Armed
local towns people marching under flag, shield of Lausanne
below and banner above - LIBERTE ET PATRIE. Martin 962.
Extremely Fine. (125-175)

4128 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. yVERdoN. Tir cantonal vau- 4132 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. NyoN. Tir cantonal vaudois,
dois, 1899. Silver, 45mm. Tied crossed rifles with the Coat of 1906. Silver, 33mm. Crowned Coat of Arms of Nyon set
Arms of Yverdon hung in the center, in the background oak against a background of vines. Rv. Lady with chest plate
leaves over the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Two semi naked bearing town’s Coat of Arms and carrying wreath in left
warriors with bow and arrows with thatched buildings in the hand looking over the city of Nyon. Only 400 pieces minted.
background. Silver. Martin 954. Uncirculated. (100-150) Martin 964. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4129 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. yVERdoN. Tir cantonal vau-

dois, 1899. Bronze, 45mm. Tied crossed rifles with the Coat
of Arms of Yverdon hung in the center, in the background oak
leaves over the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Two semi naked
warriors with bow and arrows with thatched buildings in the
background. Bronze. Martin 954. Uncirculated. (80-120)

4130 SWiTZERLANd. VAUd. yVERdoN. Tir cantonal vau- 4133 SWiTZERLANd. ZUG. 1st Zuger Kantonalschutzenfest,
dois, 1899. Silver, 45mm. Tied crossed rifles with the Coat of 1902. Silver, 45mm. Cross of Switzerland over Coat of Arms
Arms of Yverdon hung in the center, in the background oak of the Canton of ug, Oak and olive wreath containing the
leaves over the cross of Switzerland. Rv. Two semi naked text - HVTET AM MORGARTEN. Rv. Defender holding flag
warriors with bow and arrows with thatched buildings in the and sword with the town clock in the background. Only 300
background. Martin 954. About Uncirculated. (100-150) pieces minted. Martin 996. Extremely Fine. (150-200)

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4134 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Freis-

chiessen, 1877. Bronze, 46mm. A surround of shields repre-
senting locations of previous shooting festivals, the Coat of
Arms for Winterthur in the centre with cross of Switzerland
above and crossed rifles and oak branch behind. Rv. Hel-
vetica seated with sword and shield, standing rifleman points
into the distance with town scene behind, date in exergue. 4138 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Freischiessen der Stadtschut-
Bronze. Martin 1027. Uncirculated. (80-120) zengesellschaft, 1892. Silver, 48mm. Artistic representation
of Knight on horseback carrying flag and shield dated 1531.
Rv. Helvetica seated on a lion holding Palm fond and shield
with rifle and flag behind, eleven shields arranged around
the top. Martin 1038. Uncirculated. (125-175)

4139 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Freischiessen der Stadtschut-

zengesellschaft, 1892. Silver, 48mm. Artistic representation
of Knight on horseback carrying flag and shield dated 1531.
Rv. Helvetica seated on a lion holding Palm fond and shield
with rifle and flag behind, eleven shields arranged around
the top. Martin 1038. Uncirculated. (125-175)
4135 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Zurcher
Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Embellished
Coat of Arms of urich with the Coat of Arms of Win-
terthur superimposed in the lower half, above branches
of oak and olive with the head of an angel. Rv. Soldier
holding flag of Switzerland shows a crossbow man where
the enemy is located. 800 pieces minted. Martin 1033.
Extremely Fine. (125-175)

4136 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Zurcher

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Embellished
Coat of Arms of urich with the Coat of Arms of Winterthur
superimposed in the lower half, above branches of oak and
olive with the head of an angel. Rv. Soldier holding flag 4140 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Kantonalschutzenfest,
of Switzerland shows a crossbow man where the enemy is 1893. Silver, 35mm. Garnished Coat of Arms of urich
located. 800 pieces minted. Martin 1033. About Uncircu- partially surrounded by oak and olive branches. Rv. Father
lated. (125-175) with crossbow and son. 1200 pieces minted. Martin 1044.
Uncirculated. (100-150)
4137 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Zurcher
Kantonalschutzenfest, 1891. Bronze, 45mm. Embellished
Coat of Arms of urich with the Coat of Arms of Winterthur
superimposed in the lower half, above branches of oak and 4141 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Kantonalschutzenfest, 1893.
olive with the head of an angel. Rv. Soldier holding flag Silver, 35mm. Garnished Coat of Arms of urich partially
of Switzerland shows a crossbow man where the enemy surrounded by oak and olive branches. Rv. Father with
is located. Only 450 pieces minted. Bronze. Martin 1033. crossbow and son. 1200 pieces minted. Martin 1044. Edge
Uncirculated. (80-120) damage in two places otherwise Extremely Fine.(100-150)

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4142 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Eidgenos- 4145 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Zurcher
sisches Schutzenfest, 1891. Silver, 45mm. Inside a center Kantonalschutzenfest, 1902. Silver, 45mm. Crowned Coat
wreath, city views of Winterthur, above the head of a cross- of Arms of Winterthur on a bed of oak leaves and a larger
bow, on either side insets of Helvetica and a Roman figure, Coat of Arms of urich. Rv. Three men dressed in military
at the bottom a garnished Coat of Arms of Winterthur. Rv. uniform from different periods. Martin 1066. Uncircu-
Helvetica seated on a balcony holing out an olive branch, lated. (100-150)
cross of Switzerland above. 5060 pieces minted. Martin
1046. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4146 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Zurcher

Kantonalschutzenfest, 1902. Silver, 23mm. Forest scene.
Rv. Lady facing l. in swiss dress. Martin 1067. Uncircu-
lated. (60-90)

4143 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Zurcher Kantonalschiessen,

1898. Silver, 26mm. Upright lion holding rifle with wreath.
Rv. Bust of Helvetica facing l. 3,000 pieces minted. Martin
1060. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4147 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. WiNTERTHUR. Kan-

tonalschiessen, 1909. Silver, 23mm. Standing nude boy
holding up a wreath as large as himself. Rv. Helvetica with
quiver of arrows facing a lion’s head. Only 78 pieces minted.
Martin 1079. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4144 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. USTER. Zurcher Kan- 4148 SWiTZERLANd. ZURiCH. Zurcher Kantonalschutzen-
tonalschutzenfest, 1900. Silver, 45mm. Views of Uster fest, 1911. Silver, 27mm. Shooting lodge. Rv. Lion seated
under an overhanging fruit tree branch. Rv. Boy walking over Coat of Arms of urich. 800 pieces minted. Martin
while carrying torch and oak tree branch. 500 pieces minted. 1086. Uncirculated. (80-120)
Martin 1064. Uncirculated. (150-200)
4149 SWiTZERLANd. Ehrenmedaille des Schweizerischer
Schutzenverein, 1934. Silver, 66mm. Plaque with name
Wuthrich Christ and date 1934 on a bed of oak and floral
FA YOUR BI SHEET branches, alpine view with cross of Switzerland in the sky.
Rv. Bearded Schutzman holding weapon across his shoulder.
603-569-3875 • 212-582-1946 Martin 1131. Near Extremely Fine. (150-200)

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NoN-SWiSS SHooTiNG MEdALS

4150 AUSTRiA. BRUNN. 4th oesterr Bundes Schiessen, 1892. Silver, 45mm. Crowned Imperial shield. Rv.
View of Brunn, Imperial shield above, below eagle sitting on rifle with target and oak branches behind.
Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4151 AUSTRiA. iNNSBRUCK. 2nd Gesterr Bundesschiessen, 1885. Silver, 45mm. Imperial eagle. Rv.
Crossbow man with weapon on shoulder facing l. Uncirculated. (100-150)

4152 AUSTRiA. ViENNA. Freuden Schiessen, 1907. Silver, 30x45mm. Eleven lines of text - WIEN FREUDEN
SCHIESSEN 5 - 12 MAI 1907 FUR CARL FURST TRAUTTMANSDORF-WEINSBURG RITTER DES
GOLD VLIESES USW. Rv. Bust r. Extremely Fine. (100-150)

4153 FRANCE. LyoN. Arquebusieres de Lyon, 1741. Silver, 39mm. Shield of Lyon, supported by the seated
geniuses of the Rhone and the Saone, who empty rivers from urns, in exergue crossed palm sprays. Rv.
Crossed muskets resting against a flagpole which is made from a lance: city and fortifications in the back-
ground. Mitchener 3682. Almost Extremely Fine. (100-150)

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4157 FRANCE. PoiNToiSE. Tir Cantonal de Pontoise, 1868.

Silver, 33mm. Bust of Napoleon III l. Rv. Wreath of olive and
oak surrounding text - FONDE EN 18 8. Mint. (50-75)

4158 GERMANy. BERLiN. 10th deutsche Bundesschiessen,

1890. Silver, 40mm. City panorama with pine branches,
rifle, target and flag below, Berlin Coat of Arms and olive
branches above. Rv. Rifleman with flintlock rifle and shield
of Germany divides date, BERLIN in exergue. Suspension
loop at 12 o’clock. About Uncirculated. (80-120)

4159 GERMANy. HAMBURG. 16th deutsche Bundesschies-

sen, 1909. Silver, 40mm. Germania with shawl holding
anchor, ancient sailing ship in the background. Rv. Coat of
Arms of Hamburg with steamship and city scene above and
oak and olive branches below. Fitted with a loop. Uncircu-
lated. (60-90)
4154 FRANCE. LyoN. 8th Concours National, 4th Annual
Shooting Festival, 1904. Silver, 40x60mm. Rifleman in
the mountains. Rv. Shield with the Coat of Arms of Lyon 4160 GERMANy. MUNiCH. 7th deutsche Bundesschiessen,
resting against an oak tree, buildings behind. Extremely 1881. Silver, 37mm. Crossbow divides Coat of Arms of
Fine. (100-150) Bavaria and Munich. Rv. German eagle divides date 1881.
Nicely toned with several slight edge knocks, otherwise
Uncirculated. (80-120)
4155 FRANCE. PARiS. Tirs Gastinne Renette, 1928. Silver,
52x79mm. Shooting target set on an olive branch with sus- 4161 GERMANy. MUNiCH. 15th deutsche Bundesschiessen,
pended musket, awarded to Mr. Boscher. Rv. Two men in a 1906. Silver, 38mm. Crown within an incuse square with
doorway presumably visiting the famous Parisian gun maker incuse edge lettering. Rv. Nude archer with bow. Uncircu-
Gastinne Renette. Extremely Fine. (125-175) lated. (80-120)

4162 GERMANy. NURNBERG. 12th deutsche Bundesschies-

sen, 1897. Silver, 40mm. Enclosed city view with Coat of
Arms in the center, below all the object associated with
shooting festivals including gun, target, hat, beer stein,
binoculars etc. Rv. Rifleman with shouldered weapon car-
rying a target, shield of Germany, powder pouch, crossed
rifles and flags lying on a bed of pine and oak below. About
Uncirculated. (80-120)

4156 FRANCE. PARiS. Concours internationale de Ex-

position, 1900. Silver, 44.5mm. Sunrise with the Gallic
Rooster, flag and rifle below, olive branch and shield with
the fasces of lictor to side. Rv. A winged Marianne car-
rying a fallen hero of war with a broken sword. Thought
to e part of the summer Olympic Games in Paris, 1900.
Extremely Fine. (100-150)

Bid with stack’s on the worLd wide weB 4163 GERMANy. RUdoLSTAdT. 3rd Sudthuring Gausschies-
sen, 1925. Silver, 40mm. Princess Anna Louise of Schwar-
www.stacks.com zburg facing l. Rv. City view, Coat of Arms of Rudolstadt
below. Fitted with a loop. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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THE NiCoLAE CARANFiL CoLLECTioN oF RoMANiAN dECoRATioNS ANd MEdALS

dECoRATioNS

Crown of Romania Grand Cross Set with original diploma

4164 RoMANiA. Grand Cross Set of the order of the Crown of Romania, Founded 1881, Modified 1932.
Includes: ✩ Star, 75.4mm, Badge, 53.8mm.White-edged red enamel V-tip cross bears gold crowns in
the angles. Obverse center disc bears gold monogram of King Carol I, PRIN NOI INSINE 14 MARTIE
1881 . Badge reverse presents dates 10 MAIIU, 18 , 1877, 1881, Carol’s entry into Bucharest, Inde-
pendence, Proclamation as Kingdom ✩ Sash. 101mm wide blue white blue with rosette. Case. in 270
x 118 x 45mm fitted and gold-stamped with circle-monogram of King Carol II (1930-1940), COROANA
ROMANIEI/ MARE CRUCE. Made by Joseph Resch Fils, Bucharest. diploma. 39 x 36 cm. Embossed
royal Arms and Chancellery of the Royal Orders, black imprint CAROL AL-II-LEA, PRIN GRATIA LVI
DVMNE EV SI VOINTA NATIONALA, REGE AL ROMANIEI, records bestowal of the Order COROANA
ROMANIEI IN GRADVL DE Mare Cruce on Domnul Caran l Nicolae, former Minister, Director General
of the Society of Gas and Electricity, 20 une 1939. Plus covering letter confirming the award. Diploma
is as-issued, Case has seen wear, decorations are About Uncirculated or finer. (800-900)

4165 RoMANiA. order of the Star of

Romania, Founded 1877. Grand
officer Breast Star. Silver, 89.8mm.
Eight faceted-silver points bears a royal
blue cross crosslet with gold rays in the
angles, green oak wreath framing red
center disc with gold Romanian eagle,
motto IN FIDE SALUS. Back bears a
hinged tunic pin and maker’s identifi-
cation of Joseph Resch Fils, Bucharest.
About Uncirculated. (350-450)

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Aeronautical Merit Medal with original Brevet

4166 RoMANiA. Medal of Aeronautical Merit, Class
iiia, instituted 1931. Bronze, 34.4mm. Winged head r.
Rev. Eagle, wings of Order established 1930, PENTRU/
AERONAVTICA/ 1931 in wreath. Light blue ribbon with
gilt thread center stripe, French pins. Hinged case is
gold-stamped with Carol II monogram, PENTRV/ AERO-
NAVTICA. Bre et. 35 x 25cm, bearing black imprint Arms
on mantle, heading Ministry of Air and Marine Aug. ,
1938. Brevet is lightly folded, case Extremely Fine, medal
Uncirculated. (200-275)

ART MEdALS oF RoMANiAN SCULPToR d M TRE ANASTASE

4167 RoMANiA. P.J. Prudhon Medal, 1951. Bronze, 68.1mm. 4168 RoMANiA. Constantin Brancusi Medal, 1963. Bronze,
By D m tre Anastase. Obv. Socialist writer and advocate of 68.1mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv. Romanian modernist
European unification in tangled beard. Rev. Scales above sculptor facing in luxuriant beard, tall shapeless hat, 1876-
armored knight holding sword, dove of peace, EUROPE 1957. Rev. Brancusi sculptures, l’Infini, Echelle aux Cieux.
FEDERALE. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia- Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E. Bright
BRON E, dark brown patina. Uncirculated. (100-150) red-gold patina. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4169 RoMANiA. Pana t is-

trati Medal, 1952. Bronze,
68.2mm. By D m tre Anas-
tase. Obv. Craggy-featured
head l. of Romanian writer in
French language. Rev. Styl-
ized sea bird, FRANCE-ROU-
MANIE. Struck by the Paris
Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E.
Black and blue-green patina.
Uncirculated. (100-150)

4170 RoMANiA. Alexis de

Tocqueville Medal, 1952.
Bronze, 68.7mm. By
D m tre Anastase. Obv.
French traveler, writer,
historian facing. Rev.
Stylized soldiers, revo-
lutionaries of 1848, An-
cient Regime, Revolution,
Democracy in America.
Struck by the Paris Mint,
Cornucopia-BRON E.
Dark red-brown patina.
Uncirculated. (150-200)

4171 RoMANiA. Treaty of Rome Medal, 1957. Bronze, 81.1mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv. Sower with
six spirited horses. Rev. European relief map, emblems of industry, agriculture, scales and Aesculapius’
staff, COMMVNAVT ECONOMI VE EVROP ENNE. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E.
Dark red-brown patina. Uncirculated. (150-200)
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(photo reduced)

4172 RoMANiA. European Spirituality and Humanism Medal, 1966. Bronze, 94.8mm. By D m tre An-
astase. Obv. European map, eus-Europa and bull, Crucifixion. Rev. Man’s Conquest of material world,
Adam and Eve through space launch. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E. Deep red-brown
patina. Uncirculated. (150-175)

(photo reduced)

4173 RoMANiA. iuliu Maniu Memorial Medal, 1967. Bronze, 98.6mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv.
Statesman’s gaunt bust on triangle, Latin inscription honors statesman Maniu (1873-1952), Who loved
Peace, Liberty and his Country, died in Captivity 1952. Rev. ROMANIA IN VINCOLI 1948, Romania in
Chains, eagle with hammer and sickle ball and chain. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E,
tan-gold patina. In fitted case of issue. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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(photo reduced)

4174 RoMANiA. iuliu Maniu Memorial Medal, 1967. Bronze, 98.6mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv.
Statesman’s gaunt bust on triangle, Latin inscription honors statesman Maniu (1873-1952), Who loved
Peace, Liberty and his Country, died in Captivity 1952. Rev. ROMANIA IN VINCOLI 1948, Romania in
Chains, eagle with hammer and sickle ball and chain. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E,
tan-gold patina. In fitted case of issue. Uncirculated. (150-200)

4175 RoMANiA. iuliu Maniu Memorial Medal, 1967. Bronze, 98.6mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv.
Statesman’s gaunt bust on triangle, Latin inscription honors statesman Maniu (1873-1952), Who loved
Peace, Liberty and his Country, died in Captivity 1952. Rev. ROMANIA IN VINCOLI 1948, Romania in
Chains, eagle with hammer and sickle ball and chain. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E,
tan-gold patina. Uncirculated. (150-200)

(photo reduced)

4176 RoMANiA. Lewis Carroll Medal, 1967. Bronze, 89.8mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv. Small bust at
center or a whorl of inscriptions hailing Carroll as writer, mathematician, metaphysician, 1832-1898. Rev.
Circle of creatures from Through the Looking Glass, Alice au Pays des Mer eilles. Struck by the Paris
Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E, glossy red-brown patina. Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4177 RoMANiA. duo: ✩ Creation Calendar Medal, 1970. Bronze, 96.8mm. By D m tre Anastase. Obv.
Hand of God, Adam and Eve, Serpent with fruit of the Tree of Life. Rev Expulsion from the Garden,
fiery sword, All-seeing eye. Struck by the Paris Mint, Cornucopia-BRON E, golden patina ✩ Seasons
Greetings Jeton, 1975. Bronze goldplate octagon, 30.9mm. All-seeing Eye, heart, drawn bow, AVDACES
FORTVNA VVAT, Fortune Favors the Bold. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) (100-150)

Aviation Medals

4178 RoMANiA. French-Romanian Aerial Navigation Medal, 1920. Bronze, 72.4mm. By Henry Nocq.
Obv. Biplanes over relief map of Europe with company’s routes, exergue Founded 1920 y Aristide Blank.
Rev. Biplane soars over steam train, antique stage coach and modern racing car. Struck by Janvier Duval.
Olive-brown patina. Uncirculated. (200-300)

4179 RoMANiA. French-Romanian Aerial Navigation Medal, 1920. Bronze, 72.4mm. By Henry Nocq.
Obv. Biplanes fly over relief map of Europe with company’s routes, exergue Founded 1920 y Aristide
Blank. Rev. Biplane soars over steam train, antique stage coach and racing car. Struck by Janvier Duval.
Olive-brown patina. Uncirculated. (200-300)

4180 RoMANiA. Bucharest international Air Meet Plaquette, 1938. Bronze, 59.6 x 60.3mm. I. Jalea. Obv.
Three monoplanes fly over airfield hangars, crowned ARPA logo, MEETING INTERNATIONAL/ BU-
CURESTI/ 1938. Rev. Helios in quadriga ascends into sky, In Memory of Lt. Commander Mihai Pantazi.
Tan-gold patina. In fitted black, green plush-lined case. Uncirculated. (200-300)

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4181 RoMANiA. Bucharest international Air Meet Plaquette, 1938. Bronze, 59.6 x 60.3mm. I. Jalea. Obv.
Three monoplanes fly over airfield, crowned ARPA logo, MEETING INTERNATIONAL/ BUCURESTI/
1938. Rev. Helios in quadriga ascends into sky, In Memory of Lt. Commander Mihai Pantazi. Tan-gold
patina. In scuffed plush-lined case. Uncirculated. (200-300)

4182 RoMANiA. Bucharest international Air Meet Plaquette, 1938. Bronze, 59.6 x 60.3mm. I. Jalea. Obv.
Three monoplanes fly over airfield hangars, crowned ARPA logo, MEETING INTERNATIONAL/ BU-
CURESTI/ 1938. Rev. Helios in quadriga ascends into sky, In Memory of Lt. Commander Mihai Pantazi.
Tan-gold patina, one obverse spot. Uncirculated. (150-200)

Expositions and Fairs

4183 RoMANiA. Cooperative Society of Romanian Builders Annual General Meeting Medal, 1894.
Bronze gilt, 55.8mm. Obv. Seated Industry extends victor’s crown toward anvil and factory. Rev. Open
book. Choice Extremely Fine. (125-175)

4184 RoMANiA. Bucharest international Radio Exposition Medal, 1929. Bronze, 49.8mm. Obv. Spirit of
radio, sound waves radiating into sky. Rev. Engraved to ING. N. CARANFIL/ COMISARUL E POSITIEI,
Commissioner of the Exposition. A significant early radio-related medal. About Uncirculated.(175-250)

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Railroads

4185 RoMANiA. First Romanian-

built Railroad 60th Anniversary
Plaquette, 1941. Bronze, 105 x
56.7mm. By Arh. C. Iotzu. Obv.
Winged Fame with torch and
winged wheel flies over 12-line
inscription, Buzau-Marasesti line
first built by Romanian engineers.
Rev. Winged wheel over 5-line
commemoration of Inaugura-
tion 1881. Edge MONETARIA
NATIONALA, National Mint. In
brown fitted case gold-stamped
winged wheel over C.F.R., MON-
ETARIA NATIONALA inner lid.
Uncirculated. (200-300)

4186 RoMANiA. Bucharest-Urzi-

ceni-Faurei Railway inauguration
Plaquette, 1943. Bronze, 103.4 x
61.5mm. Obv. Winged wheel and
sword separate roundel heads of
King Mihai and Marshal Ion An-
tonescu, 12-line commemoration.
Rev. Map of railways over Winged
wheel, 7-line commemoration of
Inauguration, 11-11-1943. Edge
MONETARIA NATIONALA, Na-
tional Mint. In brown fitted case
gold-stamped winged wheel over
C.F.R., MONETARIA NATIONALA
inner lid. Uncirculated.(200-300)
Within three years of this railway opening,
Antonescu and such liberal opponents as Iuliu
Maniu had been murdered by the Communists
or deported to the Gulag and the King driven
into exile.

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Romanian Kings, Personages

4187 RoMANiA. ioan Heliade Radulescu Birth Centennial Medal, 1902. Bronze, 52.5mm. By
Dimitrescu. Obv. Facing bust of Romanian literary pioneer. Rev. Scattering of vital dates in literary
rebirth. Choice Extremely Fine. (150-200)

Unusual Gem-enhanced Medal

4188 RoMANiA. 50th Anniversary of Unification Medal, 1909. Bronze gilt with integral loop, 39.4mm.
By P. Saraga. Obv. Laurel encircles uniformed bust of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Rev. Standing
Liberty, seated Wallachia and Moldavia separated by a brilliant, faceted red gem set in the medal
surface between them. UNIREA PRINCIPALITOR. A striking jewel-enhanced medal. About Uncir-
culated. (175-250)

4189 RoMANiA. E. Wolff Company 50th Anniversary Medal, 1927. Bronze, 50mm. Obv. Bearded, frock-
coated bust l, Rev. Castle, modern industrial machinery, BUCURESTI - CONSTANTA. Struck by Hu-
guenin Freres, Le Locle. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4190 RoMANiA. Mayor Costinescu Tribute Plaquette, 1928. Bronze, 90 x 60.3mm. By Gilly Pomescu. Obv.
Bust at l. overlooks Victory Monument and newly completed Boulevard Bratianu. Rev. 11-line tribute to
city improvements including primary schools, roads, incinerators, abattoirs, crematory. Gold-tan patina.
Uncirculated. (200-250)

4192 RoMANiA. Carol ii 10th Anniversary Bucharest Cel-

ebration Medal, 1940. Bronze, 60.3mm, 86.15 grams. By
4191 RoMANiA. Carol ii 10th Anniversary Bucharest Cel- Emily W. Recker. Obv. King in helmet and flowing cape on
ebration Medal, 1940. Silver, 60.3mm, 107.7 grams. By horse, CAROL II REGELE ROMANILOR, tiny 8 UNIE/
Emily W. Recker. Obv. King in helmet and flowing cape on 1940 in exergue. Rev. City arms, flanked by names of eight
horse, CAROL II REGELE ROMANILOR, tiny 8 UNIE/ royal building and monument projects in the capital. Choice
1940 in exergue. Rev. Mural-crowned city arms, flanked About Uncirculated. (150-250)
by names of eight royal building and monument projects in The Soviet Union presented Carol with an ultimatum 20 days after the an-
niversary, and the Red Army marched into the northern provinces of Bessarabia
the capital. In fitted case with gold sculptor’s signature on and Bukovina on June 26-28, seizing 16,621 square miles of territory and 3.5
inner lid. Choice About Uncirculated. (200-300) million inhabitants. The King fled on September 6 and died in exile in 1953.

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4193 RoMANiA. Theodor Nicolau 55th Business Anniversary Medal, 1940. Bronze, 60mm. By G. Stanescu. Obv.
Bust r. in business suit. Rev. Aesculapius’ staff, 55th anniversary legend. Tan-gold. Uncirculated. (100-150)

olympic and Sport Medals 4198 RoMANiA. Trio: ✩ Fencing Prize “Universul” Pla-
quette, ca. 1930 (2). Bronze goldplate, silverplate, 53.4 x
4194 Amsterdam olympics Participation Medal, 1928. Bronze, 37.4mm. Obv. Fencer holding foil in laurel circle. Rev.5-
55mm. By J.C. Wienecke. Obv. Nude male and female athletes line inscription PREMIUL/ IARULUI/ UNIVERSUL /
hold garland and Olympic torch over ancient altar, scales below. PENTRU SPRI INIREA/ SPORTULUI ROMAN. Struck by
Rev. Legend Ie OLYMPIADE AMSTERDAM around stadium, Huguenin Freres, Le Locle, Switzerland ✩ dancing Satyr
winged Nike over Marathon Tower, twin globes, City Arms, Fencing Prize Plaquette, 1933. Bronze. About Uncircu-
1928. About Uncirculated. (350-450) lated. (Total: 3 pieces) (150-175)

4195 Amsterdam olympics Participation Medal, 1928. Bronze, 4199 RoMANiA. Trio: ✩ Romanian Sports Federation Cham-
55mm. By J.C. Wienecke. Obv. Nude male and female pionship Medals Awarded to Nicolae Caranfil, 1927.
athletes hold garland and Olympic torch over ancient altar, Bronze goldplate, 50.6mm. Obv. Incuse F.N.S.R./ 1927/ N.
scales below. Rev. Legend Ie OLYMPIADE AMSTERDAM CARANFIL in laurel. Rev. CAMPIONATUL ROMANIEI in
around stadium, winged Nike over Marathon Tower, twin oak, SABIE I (Saber); SPADA I (Sword) ✩ National Min-
globes, City Arms, 1928. About Uncirculated. (350-450) istry of Propaganda Exceptional Sport Merit Plaquette,
1943. Bronze partial silverplate, goldplate uniface. 98 x
Sport - Fencing Medals 76.3mm. Nude athlete, heave wreath, 5-line engraved merit
to ING. N. CARANFIL. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated.
(Total: 3 pieces) (150-250)
4196 RoMANiA. Sextet: Fencing Championship Medals Award-
ed to Nicolae Caranfil. Silver, goldplate, Bronze. Includes: ✩
Juniors First Prize, 1913 ✩ Onadia Mare, 1927 Second Place 4200 RoMANiA. Romanian Federation of Nautical Sport
Swords, 1928 ✩ European Championship, Budapest, 1933 ✩ National Championship Award, 1939. 159 x 100mm onyx
Czecho-Romanian Competition, 1937 (Romanian-Czech flag base supports two metal plaques bearing color Arms of Ro-
ribbon) ✩ Czech Championship, 1938. A fascinating selection mania, CAMPIONATUL NATIONAL/ SNAGOV/ 1939. One
of generally small-size medals. Extremely Fine to Uncircu- corner broken, some handling. Extremely Fine. (100-150)
lated. (Total: 6 pieces) (200-300)

Varia
4197 RoMANiA. Trio: Romanian Sports Federation Ludus
pro Patria Plaquettes won by Nicolae Caranfil, 1924-
1931. 81 x 46mm. Obv. Laureate Athlete’s head in square 4201 Medallic Varia of Caranfil Collection. Includes Bronze
frame, LVDVS PRO PATRIA, Fight for the Fatherland. Paris Mint Minerva, Seasons, Sailing, Civil Engineering
Includes: ✩ Bronze silverplate, 1924. Second Place Sword medals and Plaquettes, plus Silver enameled heraldic wear-
✩ Goldplate, 1931. National Championship, First Prize, able decoration inscribed Ye nyttes of ye Rounde Ta le with
Sword ✩ Uninscribed and undated. About Uncirculated. red ribbon. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (Total: 6
(Total: 3 pieces) (200-300) pieces) (150-200)

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WoRLd MEdALS
4202 AUSTRiA. Franz Josef. World Exhibition in Vienna,
1873. Gilt Copper, 27.6mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Emperor’s
bust r. stamped “1” on his muttonchops. Rev. Exhibition
pavilion, large KUPFER near bottom rim (to discourage the
unscrupulous of the time of passing the medal off as gold).
In original circular case (tin or aluminum) with the Imperial
eagle and exhibit legend. Quite Scarce thus. Minor friction
hairlines in fields. (100-150)

4203 AUSTRiA. Bicentennial of the Birthof Beethoven Medal,

1970. Gold. Produced in Vienna in a limited 500 piece edi-
tion. Each piece is numbered on the edge and comes with
its own certificate of authenticity. 17.46 grams with a 90%
gold content. Proof. (500-600)

4207 CANAdA. Governor-General Marquess of Lansdowne

Medal, 1884. Silver. 51.3mm. By J.S. and A.B. Wyon.
Uncirculated. Obv. Heads r. of Governor-General and
Marchioness Lansdowne. Rev. Arms supported by winged
horses, legend PRESENTEd By HiS EXCELLENCy
THE GoPVERNoR GENERAL. In fitted case of issue.
This Governor General’s term saw completion of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway, the fisheries settlement and the second
Metis Rebellion of Louis Riel. (400-500)

4204 10-Piece innsbruck iX Winter olympics Medal Set,

1964. .900 Gold, 30.2mm, 17.5 grams By Koertenstorper,
Norz, Pichl, Rohr, Welz. Brilliant Proof. Common obverse
presents the City Arms under the Olympic Rings, legend I .
OLYMP. WINTERSPIELE, INNSBRUC 19 4. Rev. Styl-
ized views of Winter Olympic events, PE. Scenes include
Innsbruck City View, Alpine Ski Slalom, Biathlon, Bobsled
Speed, Ice Dancing, Ice Hockey, Long Distance Ski, Ski
Jump, Sledding, Speed Skating. Struck by the Vienna Mint,
circle-A and triangle hallmarks. In fitted blue-plush lined
case. (Total: 10 pieces) (5,000-6,000)

4205 BELGiUM. Brussels international Exposition, 1897.

Bronze, 69.6mm. By Lagae and Wolfers. Extremely Fine.
Obv. Industry and the Arts clasp hands under the embrace
of Belgica, wearing a flared headdress. Rev. Bold Belgian
Arms. Attractive Semi-glossy milk-chocolate and caramel
brown. (60-90)

4206 BELGiUM. Universal Exposition, Brussels 1910. 4208 FiNLANd. XV olympia Helsinki 1952. Participants’
Bronze, 70.7mm. By G. Devreese. Extremely Fine. Obv. Medal. Bronze, 54mm. By Kauko R s nen. About Uncir-
Young herald astride stead l. sounding clarion. Rev. culated. Obv. Modernistic raised and incuse athletes heads
Craftsman, clad in long leather apron and bearing a vase, r. with track. Rev. Two athletes standing l. with torches.
climbs stairs right to receive a Victory wreath from For- Olympic rings before them. (150-200)
tune who awaits him. (50-75)

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4209 FRANCE. Louis XV, 1715-1774. Silver Jeton, 1722. Bust

r. Rv. Tresor Royal. Very Fine. (25-50)

4210 FRANCE. dauphin’s Birth-12 Maidens’ Marriages Medal,

1781. Silver, 41.4mm. By Benjamin Duvivier. Uncirculated.
Obv. Marie Antoinette bust l. in towering coiffure. Rev. Royal
grace underwrites marriages of 12 maidens of Perpignan to cel-
ebrate birth of the Dauphin. Paris Mint, Cornucopia-ARGENT
of post 1880 strike. Prooflike fields. (100-150)

4214 FRANCE. Lafayette Elected deputy for Meaux Medal,

1830. Bronze, 50mm. By Edouard Gatteaux Olivier 59.
About Uncirculated. Obv. High relief aged head l. Rev.
Oak wreath encloses tribute to Lafayette, several-term par-
liamentary Deputy representing Meaux, re-elected after the
July Revolution of 1830. Here is one of the most original
and certainly imposing later Lafayette portraits. Deep brown
patina. (200-275)

4211 FRANCE. Smallpox Vaccination Medal, 1804. Bronze,

40.9mm. By Bertrand Andrieu. About Uncirculated. Obv.
Laureate Napoleon head r. Rev. Aesculapius, god of medicine
with nude female. Deep glossy brown, plain edge, traces of
die rust identify a pre-1842 strike. (125-175)

4212 FRANCE. Battle of Moscow Medal, 1812. Bronze,

40.6mm. By Bertrand Andrieu and Romaine Jeuffroy. About
Uncirculated. Obv. Laureate Napoleon head r. Rev. French
cavalryman routs Russian gunners. Glossy brown with a few
tics, plain edge identifies a pre-1842 strike. (125-175)
4213 FRANCE. Pair of Napoleonic Medals: ✩ Passage du
Saint-Bernard. Bronze cast with loop, 72mm. Obv. Within
raised wreath border: Napoleon astride his destrier, cape
billowing, pointing forward, looking back (to his troops).
Rev. Within a raised wreath border: Imperial eagle, head l
✩ Austria Subdued, 1805. Cast copy of Andrieu obverse 4215 FRANCE. Paris Egyptian obelisk Erection Medal, 1836.
and Schoenbrunn reverse. Casting Metal, 69.2mm. Obv. Bronze silverplate, 56.3mm. By Ursin Jules Vatinelle. Forrer
Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of the emperor r. wear- VI:208. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Oak-crowned Louis
ing Order collar within double “countersunk” circle border. Philippe head l. Rev. Obelisk with gods of Nile and Seine,
Rev. Napoleon and Murat standing l., nymph at feet receiving ancient monument moves to Paris and erected Oct. 25, 1836.
two Austrian squires. A few minor friction marks and edge Russet toning. (150-200)
nicks. Both Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces) (60-90)
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4216 FRANCE. international Exposition, Paris 1900. Award

Medal. Bronze, 64mm. By J.C. Chaplain. Extremely Fine.
Obv. Libert bust r., tree behind. Rev. Winged Victory hold-
ing wreath carrying torchbearer aloft. Insert die declares
Award recipient as the Commission Royale Spéciale Pour
Le Groupe VI - La Haye. (75-100)

4217 Gold Coin Key chain. French 10 Francs, 1862 suspended

from a reticulated gold strop with interlaced petals linked
to a gold key ring (stamped 750 and Italy ). Aggregate
weight: 18.17 grams. The coin Very Fine in terms of actual
wear. (400-500)

Visit stack’s on the worLd wide weB (photos reduced)

www.stacks.com 4218 French Coin design Lighter, n.d. Nickel alloy, 138 x
30 mm. This massive device is a free-form copy of a Na-
new purchases monthL offerings poleon III 5 Francs, 1870 B showing stippled surfaces,
auction information onLine Bidding mechanism folding into the body of the “coin.” About
Uncirculated. (150-200)

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4219 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. Leopold, 1830-1852. in Honor of the Founding of the Pforzheim Watch
Factory by Leopold’s Father, Karl Friedrich, 1833. Silver, 40.5mm. By Ludwig Kachel. Extremely
Fine. Obv. Head of Grand Duke Leopold r. Rev. Eight-line legend and date remembering founding of the
Pforzheim Watch Factory in 1767 by Karl Friedrich. Attractive iridescent violet and cobalt-blue toning
over some minor hairlines. (60-90)

4220 GERMAN STATES. BAdEN. on the 34th Naturalist Convention in Karlsruhe, 1858. Bronze,
47mm. Unsigned. Extremely Fine/About Uncirculated. Obv. Head r. of Grandduke Friedrich. Rev.
Hemisphere with a radiant sun, stars and crescent moon above, banner below. Semi-glossy milk-
chocolate brown. (50-75)

Part of Lot 4221

4221 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Pair of Clich s of the Cardinal Count von Reisach Homage
Medal, 1832. White Metal, 41.5mm. By Martin Sebald. About Uncirculated. Obv. Carl August Graf
von Reisach bust r., legends, Homage of the Clergy of the Arch ishoprics of M nchen, Freising and
Eichst dt. Rev. Cherub flies with Cardinal’s Red Hat, cords, Patriarchal cross, quote from IsaiahBe-
hold my Ser ant, I ga e him my Spirit and he shall proclaim my Law to the people. Rare test strikes
by Drentwett, Augsburg. (Total: 2 pieces) (150-250)

4222 GERMAN STATES. HAMBURG. City view medal. Millennium Jubilee of the City of Hamburg. Obv.
Bird’s eye view of the Alster waterfront. Rev. Hammonia seated under oak tree (Gaedechens 1999). Un-
circulated. (100-150)

4223 GERMAN STATES. BAVARiA. Franz Josef Strauss Medal, 1987. Gold (stamped 900), 18.59 grams,
40mm. Obv. Head of the “Strongman of Europe” Strauss (1915-1988), the Minister-President of Bavaria.
Rev. Crowned Bavarian Arms supported by lions. Prooflike Uncirculated. (400-450)

4224 GERMANy. Souvenir Medal on the Completion of the Cologne Cathedral, 1880. White Metal,
51.2mm. By Drentwett. Lustrous Uncirculated. Obv. The Dom, commencement and completion dates
below. Rev. The Three Kings giving praise and homage to the Madonna and Child. (90-120)

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4225 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. 300th Anniversary of

the Reformation, 1817. Silver, 25.4mm. By Loos. About
Uncirculated. Obv. Martin Luther bust r. Rev. The Wittenberg
Churchy. Whiting 577, Slg Bellini 2096, Slg Rumpf 782. In
a small contemporary case (spine broken). Some hairlines
in prooflike fields. (75-100)

4226 GERMANy. Trio of Silver devotional Medals, ca. 18th-

early 19th Century: ✩ First Communion Medal by Loos.
39.4mm. Christ seated l. blessing two children. Rev. Chalice,
psalter, atop serpent twined block. Extremely Fine ✩ Honor 4227 GERMANy. German Confederation Medal, 1840. Silver,
the Family Medal. 26.1mm. Honor Thy Father and Mother 40.8mm. By J.J. and A. Neuss. Forrer IV:252. About Uncircu-
legend on biblical tablets. Rev. Potted tree flanked by two lated. Obv. Teutonic chieftain Hermann stands on captured Ro-
saplings; Good Fortune to him who takes oy in his children. man standards. Rev. Shields of Austria and Prussia surrounded
Fine ✩ True Love Medal. 23mm. Goppel 1227. Two winged by shields of 38 additional German states, a masterpiece of
hearts soaring. Rev. Child blowing bubbles from pipe. Very nearly microscopic heraldic engraving which hails the hoped-
Fine. (Total: 3 pieces) (150-200) for union of states under the feeble Confederation destroyed in
1866. Light hairlines. (150-200).

4228 GERMANy. Richard Wagner Niebelungen Ring Medal, 1876. Bronze, 70.7mm. By Charles Wiener.
Forrer VI:482. Uncirculated. Obv. Composer’s head r., published by C.G. Thieme, Leipzig. Rev. Opera
characters on bridge inscribed BAyREVTH, including Wotan, Br nnhilde, Parsifal, Lohengrin and the
Rhine maidens. Dark reflective brown surfaces show a faint dustiness. (150-200)

4229 GERMANy. World Voyage of Airship LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, August 1929. Bronze, 50.5mm. About
Uncirculated-Uncirculated. Obv. Capped bust r. of Ferdinand Adolf August Heinrich, Graf von eppelin, in
an octagonal frame, small M. W. STUTTG. lower right, flight distance and hours below. Rev. Hemisphere,
flight cities at compass points: Friedrichshafen, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and Lakehurst. (150-200)

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4230 GERMANy. Silver Medal, 1933. Bust of Hitler facing 4234 GERMANy. Third Reich. Greater German Reich Cre-
left surrounded by the inscription UNSER DIE U UNFT ation Medal, 1938. Silver (.835), 36.1mm. By Hanisch
/ Adolf Hitler. Rv. Eagle with broken schackles. Edge reads Conc e. M n amt Wien, Vienna mint. Obv. Head of Hitler
- PREUSS. STADTSMUN . Colbert/Hyder C-30. Couple of r.; Unifer and Leader of All Germans. Rev. Imperial orb,
old toned scratches, some minor edge damage, otherwise, incuse dates of the Austrian and Sudeten Anschluss; The
Good Very Fine. (80-120) Greater German Reich has Arisen. Matte surfaces. About
Uncirculated. (200-250)

4235 GERMANy. Buchenwald - dora 30th Anniversary,

Schoenebeck. Ca. 1970’s (?). Bronze ( ) plaque, 70mm.
Extremely Fine. Obv. Squared wreath with clasped hands at
bottom around French legend: BUCHENWALD DORA AN-
NIVERSAIRE 30 ANS SCHOENEBEC . Re . PAR L AMITIE
TOUS UNIS (From Friendship All is United) engraved on
smooth field. Buchenwald and Dora are both former Nazi
4231 GERMANy. Third Reich. Bronze Medal, 1933. Bust of concentration camps, the French legends asks the question
Hitler facing left surrounded by the inscription UNSER DIE of whether this was made by French-speaking survivors of
U UNFT / Adolf Hitler. Rv. Eagle with broken schackles. these horrors. (60-90)
Edge reads - BAYER.HAUPTMUN AMT. Colbert/Hyder
C-30. Uncirculated. (100-150)

GoETZ MEdALS

4232 GERMANy. Third Reich. The Future is ours Medal,

1933. Silver (.900), 36.1mm. By Oskar Gloeckler. Prussian
State Mint, Berlin. Obv. Bust of Adolf Hitler l. clad in SA
(Sturma teilung) uniform; The Future is Ours. Rev. Prus-
sian Republic eagle, Swastika on its breast; In the Year of 4236 Kienast 35. Martin Greif-People’s Play at Kraiburg
the Turning of German Destiny, 1933. Toned matte surfaces. Medal, 1909. Silver (.999), 34.6mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich
About Uncirculated. (150-200) mint. Obv. Bust of the Munich poet l. wearing a frock coat,
70th birthday dates. Rev. VOLKS-/SCHAUSPEIL/KRAI-
BURG above Arms dividing date. Quite a Rare medal that
is absent even from many advanced Goetz collections. As-
made edge defect at 11:30 along with some careless handling.
Extremely Fine. (500-600)

4237 K.176. German-American Note Exchange Medal, 1916.

Cast Iron, 56.3mm. By Karl Goetz. Uncirculated. Obv. Ar-
mored Woodrow Wilson sealing U-Boat warning note, nude
4233 GERMANy. Third Reich. The Future is ours Medal, Justice with scales tipping in background. Rev. Armored
1933. Bronze, 36.2mm. By Oskar Gloeckler. Munich mint hands holding German reply of 5 May. (90-120)
(Bayer.Hauptm nzamt). Obv. Bust of Adolf Hitler l. clad
in SA (Sturma teilung) uniform; The Future is Ours. Rev.
Prussian Republic eagle, Swastika on its breast; In the
Year of the Turning of German Destiny, 1933. Uncircu- 4238 K.188. America’s War Aims Medal, 1917. Cast Iron,
lated. (125-175) 57.4mm. By Karl Goetz. About Uncirculated. Obv. Uncle
Berlin mint engraver Oskar Gloeckler was a Sturmbannf hrer in the SA
Sam steers armed vessel toward war. Rev. Drowning England
and an active member of the Nazi party.
grabs life preserver labeled AMERICA. (90-120)

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4239 K.198. How Long Now? Medal, 1917. Bronze cast, 85.7mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Skeletal England,
holding an hour-glass, takes the pulse of a dying Russia amid a swarm of figures. Rev. British soldier holds
a board topped with small figures of the Neutrals joining the Allies. Tan-brown. (150-200)

4240 K.360. Middle Thuringia Chamber of industry and Commerce Merit Medal, n.d. Struck Bronze,
45.3mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Castle atop hill. Rev. For Faithful Work within wreath. Un-
circulated. (100-150)

4241 K.360. Middle Thuringia Chamber of industry and Commerce Merit Medal, n.d. Struck Bronze,
45.3mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Castle atop hill. Rev. For Faithful Work within wreath. Dark
verdigris spot on reverse. About Uncirculated. (90-120)

4242 K.360. Middle Thuringia Chamber of industry and Commerce Merit Medal, n.d. Struck Bronze with
loop, 30.1mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Castle atop hill. Rev. For Faithful Work within wreath.
Lacquered. Light brown. Uncirculated. (60-90)

4243 K.410. 30th Anniversary of the death of otto von Bismarck Medal, 1928. Silver (.999), 36.1mm. By Karl
Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Civilian-clad bust facing. Rev. Nettle, tribute legend. Uncirculated. (100-150)

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4249 GERMAN STATES. UPPER SiLESiA. Porcelain Notgeld

5 Mark, 1921. White porcelain, gold trim, 38.5mm; ✩ Red
porcelain, 40mm. Obv. Obv. Hand in cloud swears loy-
alty over oaks, OBERSCHLESIENS DAN ,Upper Silesia’s
Thanks. Rev. Mother with children, Who Separates Us from
the German Race will be Shamed and Unworthy of Love.
Colorful pieces of the German-Polish border plebiscite era.
Uncirculated. (Total:2 pieces)

4250 GERMAN STATES. Porcelain Notgeld. City of Freiburg:

✩ 1 Mark ✩ 50 Pfennig ✩ 25 Pfennig, 1921. Castle gate.
4244 K.432. dr. Gustav Stresemann death Medal, 1929. Silver Red. City of Meissen: ✩ 50 Pfennig ✩ 30 Pfennig, 1921.
(.999), 36.1mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Bust of Lion and castle, White. State of Saxony: ✩ 50 Pfennig ✩
the statesman r. Rev. Weeping willow over peace milestones: 20 Pfennig, 1921. Grapes, wheat. Red. Uncirculated. (Total:
Locarno, Thoiry, Geneva, The Hague. Light steely-gray. 7 pieces) (75-100)
Uncirculated. (125-175)
4251 Quartet of German Porcelain Medals: ✩ Annette von
4245 K.432. dr. Gustav Stresemann death Medal, 1929. Silver droste Society Medal, 1933. Red Porcelain, 50.6mm.Obv.
(.999), 36.1mm. By Karl Goetz. Munich mint. Obv. Bust of Poetess’ bust l. Rev. Arms, flying Fish ✩ dresden Annual
the statesman r. Rev. Weeping willow over peace milestones: Pottery Show Medal, 1922. Red Porcelain, 30.3mm. Obv.
Locarno, Thoiry, Geneva, The Hague. Light steely-gray, flash Show emblem. Rev. State Porcelain Factory of Meissen logo
of amber. Uncirculated. (125-175) ✩ Meissen City School of Color Painting Medal, 1919.
White Porcelain, 39mm. Black-red-green cube straddled by
artists ✩ Schloss Comburg Medal, 1922. Matte Red Porce-
lain, 41mm . Obv. Castle view. Rev. Solbad Schw bish Hall
Arms. First three made by State Porcelain Factory, Meissen.
Uncirculated. (Total: 4 pieces) (125-175)

MEdALS oF THE STATE

PoRCELAiN FACToRy oF MEiSSEN

4246 K.511. 125th Anniversary of the death of Queen

Luisa of Prussia, 1935. Bronze, 36.1mm. By Karl Goetz.
Munich mint. Obv. Youth bust r. of the Napoleonic-era
heroine. Rev. Crown atop roses. An unusually serene
design for Goetz. Soft medium brown, a few dark spots.
Uncirculated. (125-175)

NoTGELd

4247 GERMANy. PRoViNCE oF WESTPHALiA. Post-

World War I Notgeld with head of Prussian Reichsminister
vom und zum Stein l. Rev. White Horse, value and date ✩
10 Mark, 1921. Bronze, 38mm. Jaeger N.13. About Uncir-
culated ✩ 50 Pfennig, 1921. Aluminum. J.N.9 ✩ 50 Million
Mark, 1923. 44 and 37.9mm. J.N.27, N.26 ✩ 2 Million
Mark, 1923. Aluminum, 26mm. J.N.25. Poetess Annette
von Droste-H lshoff bust r. Rev. As last ✩ 100 Mark, 1923.
Aluminum, J.N.17 ✩ 50 Mark, 1923. Aluminum, 28.2mm.
J.N.16. Uncirculated, (Total: 7 pieces) (100-125)
4252 GERMANy. Wikingbund E.V. Medal, n.d. (1924). Red
4248 GERMAN STATES. SAXoNy. State Red Porcelain Porcelain with gold rims and centers, 52.2mm. Scheuch 676
Notgeld, 1921. Includes: ✩ 20 Mark ✩ 10 Mark ✩ 5 Mark, kw. Uncirculated. Obv. 8-pointed gold stars flank an oval
Notgeld f r Goldm n en ✩ Plain red 1 Mark ✩ 50 Pfennig gold center with Viking dragon ship, urschwertern Crossed
✩ 20 Pfennig. Made by State Porcelain Factory, Meissen. Swords-dot mintmark of Meissen State Porcelain Factory.
Uncirculated. (Total: 7 pieces) (100-125) Rev Eagle on oak stump, I Ha e Dared. Impressive issue of
a Berlin-based nationalist organization. (200-300)

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4253 GERMANy. Saar Remembrance Medal, n.d. (1933). White Porcelain, 34.7mm, in steel pinback clasp.
Uncirculated. Obv. Crossed hammers, miner’s lamp, legend DEUTSCH IST, WAR UND BLEIBT DIE
SAAR, The Saar is, was and remains German. Agitation for return of the coal-rich Saar from French oc-
cupation, achieved two years later. (150-200)

4254 GERMANy. Southeastern Campaign Medal, 1941. Red Porcelain, green rim with black highlights,
50.5mm. Scheuch 1873 iv. Uncirculated. Obv. Black swastika, fasces and urschwertern surround the
boast, We Will Strike England Where er We Meet Her. Rev. Eagle soaring with bomb in its talons. Less
than 200 produced. (200-300)

4255 GERMANy. Southeastern Campaign Medal, 1941. Red Porcelain, 51mm. Scheuch 1873. Uncirculated.
Obv. Swastika, fasces and urschwertern surround the boast, We Will Strike England Where er We Meet
Her. Rev. Eagle soaring with bomb in its talons. (200-250)

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4256 GERMANy. Conquest of Crete Medal, 1941. Red Por- 4258 GERMANy. Luftwaffe Against England Medal, n.d.
celain, green rim and black highlights. Scheuch 1874 iv. (1941). Red Porcelain, 51.1x 49.3mm. Scheuch 1877. Un-
Uncirculated. Obv. Relief map of Crete between black circulated. Obv. Fighter planes over London Bridge, There
swastika and fasces, 20 MAI - 1. UNI 1941. Rev. Para- are no More Islands. Rev. Swastika, concentric legends, Who
chute landing, victory of fliers, parachutists and airborne Forced Us to War Led to the Greatest Victories of German
troops. This was the greatest aerial invasion in history, but History. Precisely made, a trifle off-round. (250-350)
German survivors later wrote that the ferocity of Greek
resistance caused losses of soldiers and aircraft heavy
enough to cripple future effectiveness of the air arm.
Fewer than 200 made. (250-360)

4259 GERMANy. African Campaign Medal, n.d. (1941).

Red Porcelain with green highlights, 50.7mm. Scheuch 1879
iv. Uncirculated. Obv. German Afrika Corps tank, camel
4257 GERMANy. Encirclement of Kiev Medal, 1941. Red Por- troops under palms, FELD UG IN AFRI A. Rev. Pith
celain, 51.9mm. Scheuch 1875. Uncirculated. Obv. Square helmet, sword over green oak spray, We Will Strike England
encloses battle area map, statistics five Soviet armies, 3,718 Where er We Meet Her. Fewer than 200 made. (300-400)
pieces of artillery, 885 tanks, 665,000 prisoners. Rev. Iron Cross
with swastika and oak wreath, The German People Thanks its
Heroic Soldiers. Minute lacquer traces. (200-300)

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4262 GERMANy. Capture of Singapore Medal, 1942. Red

4260 GERMANy. African Campaign Medal, n.d. (1941). Red Porcelain, 50.7mm. Scheuch 1881. Uncirculated. Obv.
Porcelain, 50.8mm. Scheuch 1879. Uncirculated. Obv. Lion under palm, EINNAHME VON SINGAPORE, 11.
German Afrika Corps tank, camel troops under palms, FEBRUAR 1942. Re . apanese na al ag, legend Greater
FELD UG IN AFRI A. Rev. Pith helmet, sword over East Asia Freed from Foreign Domination. This is one of
oak spray, We Will Strike England Where er We Meet the few numismatic reminders of the German-Japanese
Her. (250-350) alliance. (250-300)

4263 GERMANy. Capture of Sevastopol Medal, 1942. Red

4261 GERMANy. Capture of Singapore Medal, 1942. Red Porcelain, green rim, 50.9mm. Scheuch 1882 iv. Uncir-
Porcelain with green rim, highlights, 51.8mm. Scheuch 1881 culated. Obv. Massive German mortar, EINNAHME VON
iv. Uncirculated. Obv. Lion under palm, EINNAHME VON SEWASTOPOL, 1. ULI 1942. Rev. Diamond frames Crimea
SINGAPORE, 11. FEBRUAR 1942. Rev. Japanese naval area map, statistics include 1,198 armored vehicles, 2,102
flag in green wreath, legend Greater East Asia Freed from cannon and 430,000 prisoners, legend To the German Soldier,
Foreign Domination. This is one of the few numismatic Nothing is Impossi le. Fewer than 200 made. (225-325)
reminders of the German-Japanese alliance. Fewer than 200
made. (300-400)

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4264 GERMANy. obernhausen-K nigshutte

Patentschafts Taler, 1955. Black porcelain,
54.4mm, 8.4mm thick. Uncirculated. Obv.
City Arms, Loyal to the Loyal, 3-4 Septem-
er 1955. Rev. Legend announces For the
Citi ens of nigshutte from the Citi ens of
O ernhausen. This medal celebrates the loy-
alty of these two Ruhr cities in Westphalia
near Essen to each other in the chaotic early
days of the Federal Republic. (150-200)

4265 EAST GERMANy. 30th Anniversary of the

october Revolution Medal, 1947. Lenin s
tom . Reddish-brown Porcelain, 104.9mm.
German State Porcelain Factory, Meissen. Un-
circulated. Obv. Tomb of Vladimir Lenin, the
Kremlin in the background, Anniversary dates
below. Rev. Hammer and sickle on globe over
rising sun, star above, within wreath of wheat,
Cyrillic legend on banner tie, Meissen Factory
symbol beneath. Rare. (125-175)

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4266 EAST GERMANy. 30th Anniversary of the october

Revolution Medal, 1947. Battle scene. Reddish-brown Por-
celain, 104.8mm. German State Porcelain Factory, Meissen.
Uncirculated. Obv. Bolsheviks storming the winter Palace.
Rev. Large hammer and sickle, star above, Anniversary dates
below with the Meissen Factory symbol beneath. Rare. Faint
white spot bottom obverse. (125-175)

4267 EAST GERMANy. 30th Anniversary of the october Revolution Medal, 1947. So iet-East German
Friendship. Reddish-brown Porcelain, 103.3mm. German State Porcelain Factory, Meissen. Uncirculated.
Obv. Bare-breasted woman and worker holding his mallet aloft stand shoulder-to-shoulder atop a hammer
and sickle-adorned block. Flanking them are Soviet flags and symbols of Industry and Administration.
Rev. Large hammer and sickle, star above, Anniversary dates below with the Meissen Factory symbol
beneath. Rare. Very minor stain or discoloration bottom of obverse. (125-175)

4268 GREAT BRiTAiN. London Bridge opening Medal, 1831. Bronze, 51.5mm. By Benjamin Wyon. BHM
1544. Choice About Uncirculated. Harmonious light brown. Obv. Bare head r., WILLIAM THE FOURTH.
Rev. Bridge view, built over six years with 40 fatalities. Dismantled and re-erected at Lake Havasu, Arizona
in the late 20th century. (150-200)

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4269 GREAT BRiTAiN. Pair of Medals: ✩ opening of the

Thames Tunnel, 1843. White Metal, 62.5mm. By J. Tay-
lor. Cf.BHM 2134. Rare. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Sir
Marc Isambard Brunel head l. Rev. View of the tunnel with
ships sailing above. Scuff and some nicks reverse center
✩ international Exhibition, London 1862. White Metal,
51mm. By Messrs. Pinches. BHM 2739. Extremely Fine.
Obv. Exhibition building on plinth inscribed WEST FRONT.
Rev. Britannia seated holding Union Jack attended by Com-
merce who holds a flag inscribed EUROPE ASIA AFRICA
AMERICA AUSTRALASIA. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)

4275 GREECE. on the death of Charilaos Trikoupis, 1896. By

Allan Wyon. Bronze, 32mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Civil-
ian bust l. of the Hero of the Greek War for Independence.
Rev. Christogram; Greek legend “In Cannes, 30 March
1896.” Rare. Integral loop. Chestnut-brown on prooflike
surfaces. Some trivial darker spots. (400-500)

4270 GREAT BRiTAiN. George Frederick Handel Crystal

Palace Festival Medal, 1857. Bronze, 41.7mm. BHM 2597.
About Uncirculated. Obv. Composer’s bust l. in soft hat. Rev.
Lyre. Struck by Pinches. Dark glossy brown. (100-150)

4271 GREAT BRiTAiN. Tynemouth. North East Coast Exhibi-

tion Prize Medal, 1882. Bronze, 51mm. By Reid & Sons, 4276 iTALy. Banco Ambrosiano 75th Anniversary Medal,
Newcastle Upon Tyne. Extremely Fine. Obv. Neptune riding 1971. Gold (.750), 31.3grams, 40mm. By the noted
in shell-carriage drawn left by hippocamps, lighthouse and Milanese firm of Stefano Johnson. Uncirculated. Obv.
northeast coast in the background. Rev. NAVAL ARCHITEC- High-relief facing standing figure of Saint Ambrose before
TURE MARINE ENGINEERING FISHERY LIFE SAVING fa ade of the bank. Rev. Anniversary legend above the
AND COAST LIGHTING APPLIANCES ETC TYNEMOUTH edifice that would become synonymous with sensational
within marine wreath. (50-75) and sinister scandal. (650-750)
The institution that would come to be known as the “priests’ bank,” was
founded in Milano in 1896 by Giuseppe Tovini, the Catholic advocate of
Valle Camorica. Tovini. envisioned Banco Ambrosiano as a Catholic bank to
4272 GREAT BRiTAiN. Foundation of the Cobden Club, counterbalance Italy’s lay banks. It would serve “moral organizations, pious
1866. Silver, 57.5mm. By J.S. & A.B. Wyon. BHM 2864, works and religious bodies set up for charitable aims.” Tovini’s stated aims,
Eimer 1584. Extremely Fine-About Unciruclated. Obv. Bust though, would be monumentally sidetracked.
l. of Richard Cobden, champion of the industrial classes and In the 1960’s, Banco Ambrosiano began to expand, opening a holding
company in Luxembourg. In 1971, Roberto Calvi became general manager.
proponent of Free Trade. Rev. Rich medium-gray over some Four years later, Calvi was appointed chairman. The man that the Italian media
friction marks. (100-150) would dub “God’s banker” and who would provide the basis for the fictional-
ized character Frederick Keinszig in “Godfather III” immediately set to work
to push the bank’s interests. Calvi forged an alliance with the Vatican Bank,
4273 GREAT BRiTAiN. German Gymnastic Society, London. chumming up its chairman Bishop Marcinkus, and drawing Istituto per le Opere
di Religione into his web of dealings. Banco Ambrosiano gained a controlling
Award Medal, First Prize, dec. 1903. Silver, 51mm. About interest in the Banca Cattolica del Veneto, financed the newspaper Corriere
Uncirculated. Obv. Nude figure of Hercules leaning on his della Sera via funds to the publishing house of Rizzoli, while across the ocean
lion-skin draped club set atop rock, small letters O. . FEC. it created a slew of offshore companies in the Bahamas and South America.
on rock, WATERLOWS LIMITED SC below groundline. Rev. Peddling influence, the bank funded political parties at home and sent
High-relief wreath, award legend at center. Some obverse money to Nicaragua to both the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza and its
pinscratches, and reverse friction marks. (75-100) Sandinista opposition.
Calvi, though, was not only expanding Banco Ambrosiano’s “interests,” he
also was furthering the interests of Propaganda Due (P2), the illegal, pseudo-
Masonic Lodge of which he was a member. The P2, whose members prided
4274 GREAT BRiTAiN. Royal Society of Arts, 1910. Award themselves as “black friars,” enjoyed a burgeoning notoriety for a number of
Medal. Silver, 55.6mm. By B. Mackennal. Eimer 1917. high-placed bribes and the murder of journalists among other sordid deeds.
Extremely Fine. Obv. George V head l. Rev. Society name in As the inevitable epic imbroglio built, Calvi inflated share prices, moved
large sums of money out of Italy, and secured huge unsecured loans. The state
wreath, vital dates around. Presented to: (edge) Eric Ebenezer
launched a criminal investigation and in 1981, police raided the offices of the
Mayell, Advanced Examinations 1912 Economics. Grafitti P2. Calvi was sentenced to four years in prison based on further evidence found
‘86’ lower obverse, and some tiny rim nicks. (100-150) there. But Calvi stayed out on appeals and kept his position at the bank.

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In June of 1982, it was discovered that Banco Ambrosiano could not account for a debt between 700 Million and 1.5 Billion - not
surprisingly as most of it had been siphoned off via the Vatican Bank. The bank collapsed. Calvi’s personal secretary denounced him
before jumping from the office window to her death. Calvi, meanwhile, sans mustache and bearing a false passport, had already fled
Italy for England. On June 18, Calvi’s body was found dangling under London’s Blackfriars Bridge, his pockets stuffed with bricks and
15,000 in three currencies.

4277 iTALy. Siena. Banca Monte dei Paschi di Sienna 500th Anniversary Medal, 1972. Gold (.750, 18k),
19.99 grams, 32.3mm. By the celebrated modern Florentine sculptor and engraver Bino Bini. About Un-
circulated. Obv. Bannered legend and anniversary dates of the world’s oldest surviving bank and one of
Italy’s largest across standing figures. Rev. Series of modernistic incuse views of portico. (425-475)

4278 JUdAiCA - GREAT BRiTAiN. Tercentenary of the Resettlement of Jews in Great Britain, 1956.
Bronze, 57.2mm. By P. Vincze. BHM 4467, Eimer 2097. Uncirculated. Obv. Cameo portraits of Oliver
Cromwell and Menasseh Ben Israel, small oval medallion above, menorah and branches below. Rev. Fe-
male seated l. holding scroll inscribed with anniversary dates and tablet with Hebrew legend (Thou shalt
know that thy tent is in peace Job V.24 ). (100-150)

4279 NETHERLANdS. Haarlem Printing Bicentennial Medal, ca. 1640. Silver, 36.4m,m. 25.53 grams.
Van Loon 1:160. Extremely Fine. Obv. Sailing ship crashes through chain across harbor, Virtue Con-
uers Strength. Rev. City goddess at printing press. TYPOGRAPHIA at l. marks the Bicentennial of
Haarlem native Laurens Janszoon Coster purported invention of printing or movable type before
Gutenberg. (150-200)

4280 RUSSiA. Liberty of Trade and Property Medal, 1790. Bronze, 78.7mm. By Timofei Ivanov. Diakov
202.1, Reichel 2820, Smirnov 301. About Uncirculated. Obv. Crowned, mailed laureate Catherine II bust
r., tiny signature and date below. Rev. Eagle on surveyor’s rule, beak upholds LIBERTAS banner, resting
on flowing urn and cornucopiae. Legend For the Good of All. Glossy deep brown. (300-400)

4281 RUSSiA. U.S.S.R. Vasily ivanovich Chapaev Medal. Bronzed Aluminum, 93mm. By D. Abramov.
Extremely Fine. Obv. Facing uniformed bust of the famed hero of the Revolution wearing a karakul hat.
Rev. Graeco-early Communist style depiction of three Bolsheviks wearing conical hats in a machine-gun
“quadriga” drawn by four horses. (100-150)

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4282 SWEdEN. Nobel Prize 75th Anniversary Medal, 1976. MASoNiC

.925 Silver, 44.8. Uncirculated. Obv. Alfred Nobel head
l. in laurel. Rev. Heads of 1901 winners including Red
Cross founder Henri Dunant, X-ray discoverer Carl R nt- 4287 Pair of Masonic Badges: ✩ East Lancashire Masonic
gen and four others. #791 0f 4,000 struck by Sporrong Benevolent institution. Goldplate and enamel, 40.2mm,
A.B., Stockholm, Sweden. (75-125) light blue frayed ribbon, stickpin ✩ Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of New Jersey Badge. Bronze, 32.1mm. Ma-
sonic interior, red ribbon to pinback header inscribed
1856-1906. Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated. (Total:
4283 SWEdEN. Alfred Nobel-Swedish Medical Society Medal, 2 pieces) (100-150)
n.d. Silver, 26.4mm. By Erik Lindberg. Obv. Bust of Nobel
l. clad in a frock coat. Rev. Asculapios cup and serpent. Edge
hallmarks: MV, Co, 3 crowns, 925, 010. Choice Extremely
Fine. (90-120)

4284 SWiTZERLANd. National Shooting Expo, Geneva

1896. Bronze, 47.4mm. By Bovy and Beauverd. Martin
382. Extremely Fine. Obv. Crowned eagle lunging forward
against Swiss Arms, radiant HIS above, crossed rifles behind.
Rev. Maiden wearing scaled battleshirt standing r. having
just released an arrow from her bow, alpine scene behind.
Housed in period case. (60-90)

4285 Lot of Shooting and other Medals, all Silver. SWiTZER-

LANd: ✩ Vaud, 1922. 30mm. Martin 974 ✩ Z rich, n.d. 4288 CUBA. Masonic Badge, Guantanamo 1907. Gilt Casting
Sportsch tzenverband. Oval, 30x37mm. Martin 1112 ✩ Metal, 37.5mm (not including suspender). Very Fine. Radiant
Swiss Frontier Guard Medal, 1914. 31.7x26.5mm. All plaque with central Solomonic Seal inscribed: l (triplet of
three by Huguenin ✩ iTALy. First Shooting Festival, pellets) RECONCILIACION AL OR (triplet of pellets) DE
Locarno, 1900. By the Milanese firm of Stefano Johnson. LA ISLA DE CUBA GUANTANAMO 1907. Suspended from
43.5mm ✩ iTALy. Musical Concours de Geneva Medal, bar with red lacquer applied to central indent crease. Rare.
1909. 22.7mm ✩ GERMANy. 300 years Merck darm- Gilt coming off at top. (100-150)
stadt, 1968. 35mm. Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated.
(Total: 6 pieces) (150-200)

4289 FRANCE. Masonic (?) Chain. Late 19th-early 20th Century.

Large, narrow-link chain composed of 19 Medieval French
coins: Deniers of Raoul VII (1160-1176) of D ols with Solo-
monic Seal reverses, and Deniers of Geoffroi II (1055-1112),
Count of Gien and Sire of Donzy. The two Denier types
alternate on the chain. Interspersed are silver charms, all of
a Japanese motif: a Japanese house, crescent gate, studded
barrel, stringed instrument, roof and watch-tower. A slide-
open compartment in one of the charms reveals tiny, perfect
miniature dice. The combination of Solomonic Seal designs
and symbols of building suggests that this is a Masonic item,
the combination of medieval French coins and symbols of
4286 THAiLANd. Crown Prince Vachirunahit Commemora- Japanese life is somewhat enigmatic and opens a number of
tive Medal, 1886. Silver, 36mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Spire- interesting possible scenarios. Coins grade Fine to Very Fine
crowned bust of the young Crown Prince l. Rev. Palace (one with flan cracks), while the charms and chain overall are
fa ade, CS date 1248 below. Lightly toned. (200-300) very well-preserved and problem free. (200-250)

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4292 SWEdEN. Karl XV Masonic death Medal, 1872. Silver,

56mm. By Lea Ahlborn. Hild.2401. About Uncirculated.
Obv. Head of the king r. Rev. Masonic Pillars linked by a rope
tied in a love knot above an altar adorned with a Solomonic
seal; King as Grand Master memorial legend. Minor contact
marks. (200-250)
4290 GREAT BRiTAiN. Ferdinand Rothschild Lodge 2420. Ay-
lesbury, Buckinghamshire. Past officer’s Jewel. Low-grade
Gold (stamped 6 in diamond .375). Attractive construction with
enameled central badge bearing the Rothschild Arms, T-square
and Pythagorean symbol hung below. Suspended on a pale blue
moir ribbon adorned with a crowned arrow bundle and top-bar
with the Latin legend: UARTUS ET TRIGESIMUS. Engraved
on the back of the T-square: Presented to W. Bro Thomas Perrin,
M.D. for his ser ices to the Lodge 2420. as 34th W.M. 1925-
192 . Maker’s marks: G.WEEDEN SONS LONDON and
C.W Ss. Choice About Uncirculated. (150-200)

4291 SERBiA. Friendship Lodge Belgrade, 25th Anniversary

of Freemasonry in Serbia, 1903. Silver, 46.2mm. Extremely
Fine. Obv. Serbia standing holding a flag flying behind her 4293 SWEdEN. Stockholm Masonic dedication Medal, 1876.
and a double-eagle adorned shield, anniversary dates to her Silver, 56mm. By Adolf Lindberg. Choice Extremely Fine.
left, circle of Masonic symbols around. Rev. Ten-line legend, Obv. Oskar II head l. Rev. Fa ade of the stately temple.
crowned Masonic emblem upper left. Very Rare. Lightly toned. (200-250)

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oRdERS, dECoRATioNS ANd MiLiTARiA

4294 BULGARiA. Alexander i. Serbian War Medal, 1885.
Silver, 32mm. Two shields crowned. Rv. Three-line legend
and date within wreath. On ribbon of alternating red and
white stripes. Toned. Good Very Fine. (90-120)

4295 GERMAN STATES. PRUSSiA. For Service to the State.

Silver, 38.7mm. Crowned Friedrich Wilhelm III monogram.
Rv. VERDIENST UM DEN STAAT within wreath. Oval ring
suspender. Toned Extremely Fine. (90-120)

4298 GERMANy. THiRd REiCH. National Socialist Fly-

ing Corps Glider Badge, 1942. Bronze openwork, 48.1
x 44.5mm. Nimmergut 3678. Extremely Fine. Oak wreath
shows the winged man-swastika logo of NSFK at base, three
soaring gulls at center. Back bears broken pin, ‘5’ with tiny
L58. Deep glossy brown patina. (200-250)

4296 GERMANy. imperial. Aviation observers’ Badge, 1914.

Silver. Nimm.3287. Hohenzollern Arms on square against
larger red enamel square at center of a wreath-enclosed silver 4299 GERMANy. THiRd REiCH. Naval Small Battle Units
plaque, topped by the Imperial crown. Rare. Top cross of Clasp (Kampfabzeichen der Kleinkampfmittel) for Seven
crown broken off, otherwise Good Very Fine. (150-200) Actions, instituted November 30, 1944. Bronze silverplate
pinback, 72.4 x 23.5mm. About Uncirculated. Nimmergut
3940. Openwork coils of rope surround a saw fish swimming
l. Awarded to frogmen, miniature submariners, one-man
torpedo operators and other unconventional fighters at the
end of the Second World War. Insignia for fifth to seventh
missions exist but it is not known how many were actually
awarded in the last five months of combat. (900-1,250)

4297 GERMANy. Third Reich. Storm Troops Rider Badge

(Reiterf hrerabzeichen), Authorized Feb. 23, 1937. Silver
pinback, 50.4mm. Nimmergut 3637. Choice Extremely Fine.
Oak leaves frame uniformed Storm Trooper on horse, SA
emblem below. The Storm Troops were eclipsed after the 4300 GERMANy. THiRd REiCH. Blockade Runners Badge
1934 Night of the Long Knives but this decoration was highly (Abzeichen f r Blockadebrecher). Bronze openwork pin-
regarded and difficult to achieve, requiring two examinations back, 50.2mm. Extremely Fine. Nimmergut 3940. Steamship
conducted by a State Inspector, a year’s service as Leader in with eagle and swastika on prow pierces border of chain,
the National Socialist Rider Corps (NSRK) and prior receipt Deep saddle-brown patina, broken pin and incuse ‘5’ on
of the SA Defense Badge. (1,000-1,500) back. (200-300)

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4301 PoLANd. order of the Standard (Red Banner) of Labor.

2nd Class. Silver. Five-armed white-enameled silver cross,
rays in angles; blue enameled central medallion with silver
worker standing holding a red-enameled banner and a ham-
mer. PRL on the medallion reverse. On a red moir ribbon
with maroon piping. Wes.120. Extremely Fine. (150-200)

4302 PoLANd. Pair of Medals: ✩ order of Polonia Restituta.

Type III. 5th Class. 45mm. Eight-pointed white enameled
gilt cross, each point ball tipped. Central red-enameled me-
dallion with gilt-outline white eagle, blue band around with
gilt legend. Lettered 1944 in gilt on red enamel on the back.
Wes.122. On red moir ribbon with white piping ✩ Cross
of Merit. 2nd Class. Red-enameled, eight-pointed silver
cross; each point ball tipped. White enamel central medallion
inscribed PRL, red enamel circle and wreath around. Sus-
pended from a silver wreath. Wes.141. On a wine-red moir
ribbon with pale sky blue piping. With papers to Wladyslaw
Szczepanczyk. (Total: 2 pieces) (75-100)
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Visit stack’s auctions on-Line at 4303 PoLANd. Cross of Merit. 1st Class. Gold. Red-enam-
eled eight-pointed gold cross; each point ball tipped. White
www.stacks.com enamel central medallion inscribed PRL in gold letters, red
enamel circle and gold wreath around. Suspended from a
for images of singLe item Lots not gold wreath. On a wine-red moir ribbon with pale sky blue
piping and single French pin. In original case; with papers to
pictured in the printed cataLogue. Czeslaw Wichlinski. Wes.141. Extremely Fine. (300-400)

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4304 PoLANd. Red Cross Medal. 2nd Class. Gold. Red-enameled cross on a radiant gold plaque, silver Polish
eagle superimposed on the cross. P.C. . and monogram W MET on the back. Wes.178. On a white moir
ribbon with red edging. (200-250)

4305 PoLANd. Medal Trio: ✩ Medal for Victory and Freedom. On red and white striped ribbon. With
papers to Stanislaw Dymarek ✩ Medal of Merit for Safeguarding Public order. Bronze. On a blue-
slate-white red ribbon. With papers to Jerzy Borowski ✩ Medal in the Service of the Nation. Bronze.
On a white-red-blue ribbon.With papers to Jerzy Borowski. Wes.155, 166, 167. Extremely Fine. (Total: 3
pieces) (90-120)

4306 PoLANd. Medal Trio: ✩ Medal for Participation in the War of defense. Silver. Wes.157. On
a pale slate-blue, red and white striped ribbon. In original case with papers to J sef Olszewski ✩
Medal of Merit for National defense (2). Silver and Bronze. Wes.159. On white-red-white striped
ribbons. With papers to: Bazyli Podlipski (Silver), Cyryl Kozinski (Bronze). Extremely Fine. (Total:
3 pieces) (100-150)

no Lots 4307-4500

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THE FRANKLiNToN CoLLECTioN, PART 4: U. S. MEdALS

This section of American medallic art from the great Franklinton Collection continues the epic offering of of-
ficial United States Presidential Inaugural Medals begun in our February sale. It might be thought by collectors that
Inaugural Medals of modern times are an uncomplicated series offering few rarities. A glance at the lots appearing
in Part 4 will show that the series is rich in significant rarities, many of which are represented here.
Collector interest in the Inaugural series has grown steadily since the 1980’s, thanks to the publication of in-depth
catalogues by such researchers as Richard Dusterberg, H. Joseph Levine and Neil MacNeil. Many Inaugurations
have taken place since the last definitive guide was published in 1981, and any comprehensive update through 2005
could have a dramatic effect on the market value of many modern issues.
The medal offering opens with the 1929 Herbert Hoover Inaugural Medal by Henry Kirke Bush-Brown, a
scarce Bronze in a unique fitted case of issue gold-stamped PRESENTED TO CHARLES COLFAX LONG BY
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE.
Recalling the First Inauguration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt is Paul Manship’s medal of 1933, one of only 50
pieces specially patinated, struck and edgemarked by Medallic Art Company in New York City. Medallic Art struck
many later Inaugural Medals, including the .999 Silver Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal with plain edge, omitting the
maker’s name usually incised on the rim.
Process sets are known that show the stages in creating an Inaugural medal from blank planchet to finished
Bronze. Such rare sets appear in this sale dramatizing the John F. Kennedy and Reagan-Bush Inaugural Medals. A
virtually unknown subset of the series is that of miniature medals, represented here by an unpublished 1965 Silver
Lyndon Baines Johnson, Gold 1981 Reagan, 1985 Gold and Silver Reagan-Bush and 2001 George W. Bush Gold
Inaugural Medals.
Error coins and medals fascinate collectors, personified in the Inaugural series by the George Bush Vice Presi-
dential Reception Medal that bears the date January 20, 1980 instead of the correct year, 1981. Galvanos are the
large-diameter versions of Inaugural items made in enduring metal from artist’s plasters. They are fantastic display
items and the Franklinton Collection includes galvanos of the Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Medal and the 1985
Reagan-Bush Presidential Medals.
Lead die trials, Lucite embedments are additional specialty categories represented in this part of the Franklinton
Collection. Worthy of inspection is the massive Lucite that contains all four Franklin Delano Roosevelt Inaugural
Medals and his U.S. Mint Presidential Medals, another outstanding display item.
Patterns or experimental strikes are the cr me de la cr me of medallic art, personified by an example of the rare
1981 Ronald Reagan
Inaugural medal by Edward Fraughton with its alternate reverse design omitting the reflection of the Capitol in
the pool on the reverse. Another rare Reagan medal is the 69.7mm Bronze with the distinctive “First Strike” edge
made and distributed at Medallic Art Company’s Danbury, Connecticut headquarters.
Massive 70mm Silver medals struck solely for presentation to Inaugural Committee VIP’s include issues of Vice
President Nelson A. Rockefeller, Presidents Ronald Reagan, Reagan-Bush, George Bush and the William Jefferson
Clinton. These were struck in minute numbers, such as 12 for the 1989 George Bush issues, and are rarities destined
for appreciation as significant keys to the entire series.
Multi-medal cased sets are a feature of most Inaugurations since the late 1970’s and include Gold medals beginning
with the Gerald R. Ford Presidential set. These are offered for virtually every Presidency since that time in deluxe
cases of issue. A selection of other modern U.S. medals closes with a 378mm reverse Galvano of the late artist Albino
Manca’s 1964 medal of Michelangelo’s Piet , a major attraction of the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair.

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U. S. oFFiCiAL PRESidENTiAL iNAUGURAL MEdALS

iNAUGURAL MEdAL oF HERBERT HooVER

Splendid Hoover inaugural Medal in Presentation Case

4501 Herbert Hoover inaugural Medal, 1929. Bronze 69.8mm. By Henry Kirke Bush-Brown. HCH 1929-
2. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Rugged bust l. on textured field, sans-serif INAUGURATION. MARCH 4
1929. American eagle with head turned incorrectly to the viewer’s right and toward the bundle of arrows
in its talons, names of Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis above. Sculptor Bush-Brown described
the surrounding devices as emblems of mining and steam shovel excavation. At base is Roman writer
Agricola’s treatise De Re Metallica, translated Hoover and his wife. “On the left is the American Star of
Hope, sending its blessed trays of Christian brotherly relief to the starving people of Europe.” Oddly, the
map illuminated spells out FRANCE, GERMANY and AUSTRIA but the country Hoover literally saved
from starvation, Belgium, is identified only as ‘B.’ Medallic Art Co. made the dies for this medal and
the U.S. Mint struck 1,012 in Bronze, resisting the temptation to produce more, as the Medal Commit-
tee Chairman stated “We could sell many thousands more, but we told the public that only the thousand
would be struck off, and we think it is only fair to keep faith with the people.” The light golden patina is
rich enough to suggest gold plating. Housed in a purple velvet-lined fitted leather snap-case gold-stamped
PRESENTED TO/ CHARLES COLFA LONG/ BY/ INAUGURAL COMMITTEE/ MARCH 4, 1929. Here
is a rare medal in a virtually unique combination, an elusive medal with Inaugural Committee presentation
case in nearly pristine condition.

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Glorious Medallic Art Co. First Roosevelt inaugural Medal

4502 Franklin delano Roosevelt First inaugural Medal, effects of the deepening Great Depression, struck 50 Bronze
1933. Bronze, 76.4mm, 5.48mm thick at 6:00, 11.2mm at from its dies using thicker planchets, giving the medals a
the thickest point. By Paul Manship. FDR 1933-4. Choice distinctive light brown finish wholly unlike the Mint sand-
Uncirculated. Obv. Exceptionally high relief bust l. in blast yellow-bronze. As a finishing touch it placed its incuse
concentric two-line legend. Rev. U.S.S. Constitution (“Old edgemark MEDALLIC ART CO. NY. at 6:00 on the rims.
Ironsides”) sailing l., THOU TOO SAIL ON O SHIP OF These constitute a major rarity of the busy Inaugural field,
STATE SAIL ON O UNION STRONG AND GREAT. The demand for which has sky-rocketed with the vast increase
dies for this medal were made by Medallic Art Co. of New in collecting of Inaugural medals since the 1970’s. Although
York City, which also sought the contract to strike the medals 50 were struck, the number of surviving examples known to
themselves. The Philadelphia Mint offered to strike 1,500 collectors today is dramatically smaller. The present speci-
Bronze medals at 85 Cents each, which Medallic Art could men displays a harmonious light brown with a deeper fleck
not match. Nonetheless, the New York firm, suffering the on the cheek.

Spectacular FdR inaugural and

Presidential Lucite Embedment
4503 Franklin delano Roosevelt inaugural and Presidential Medal
Collection Embedded in Lucite, ca.1965. Free-standing tapered
Lucite block, 252 x 350 x 78 x 40mm. The collection includes the fol-
lowing Uncirculated Official Inaugural Medals: ✩ First inaugural
Medal, 1932 by Paul Manship (FRD 1933-3) ✩ Second inaugural
Medal, 1937 by Joseph Anthony Atchison (FDR 1937-3) ✩ Third
inaugural Medal, 1941 by Jo Davidson (FDR 1941- 4 with ‘2’
Reverse) ✩ Fourth inaugural Medal, 1945 by Jo Davidson (FDR
1945-3). Joining the Inaugural Medals are the elusive Franklin d.
Roosevelt First Term Presidential Medal with its distinctive youth-
ful bust by John R. Sinnock and Sinnock’s currently offered Roosevelt
Presidential Mint List Medal with reverse mourning figure-4 term
reverse. The final item is Great Britain’s 1965 Churchill Crown
(KM 910), honoring FDR’s principle ally in World War II. Assembling
this amazing Lucite memorial to the late President was a remarkable
act of devotion to his memory by a determined collector.

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iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF dWiGHT d. EiSENHoWER

Silver Eisenhower First inaugural Medal without Serial Number

4504 dwight d. Eisenhower First inaugural Medal, 1953. .999 Silver, 69.8mm. By Walker Hancock. DDE
1953-2. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bare head l. over scroll bearing Roman numeral date MCMIII. Rev.
Spread eagle over 6-line Inaugural inscription, all in wheat circle. One of an estimated 20 struck without
serial num er on edge by Medallic Art Co. for examination by the Inaugural Committee. This important
variety has received little publicity, but as it has become better known has attracted increasing popularity
with knowledgeable collectors.
Ex Charles McSorley Collection Part II (PCAC, uly 1998, lot 304).

4505 dwight d. Eisenhower-Richard Milhous Nixon inaugural Medal, 1957. .999 Silver, 69.3mm. By Walker
Hancock. DDE 1957-2. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts l. Rev. Wheat circle enclosed names
and titles. One of 1,033 Sil er struck y Medallic Art Co. for public sale, serial #199.
Ex Charles McSorley Collection Part II (PCAC, uly 1998, lot 307).

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iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF JoHN FiTZGERALd KENNEdy

Marvelous Kennedy inaugural Medal Process Set

Part of Lot 450

4506 6-Piece Process Set for the Bronze John F. Kennedy inaugural Medal, 1961. Bronze. 69.6 to 69.9mm, By
Paul Manship. Choice Uncirculated. This extraordinary set provides a three-dimensional experience of medal
manufacture, beginning with a blank medal planchet and illustrating each major step from the first, second and
third strikes to the fully struck trimmed medal and ends with the finished or patinated medal as it would be sold
to the public. The colors vary with each step, running the gamut from light copper-red to the finished tan-gold.
This handsome set is one of a small number released by Medallic Art Company, then based in New York City,
during the high tide of public enthusiasm for the Kennedy medal. The Kennedy Inaugural Medal launched a
major, if short-lived medal boom in the U.S., giving thousands their first experience of medal collecting. Here
is a rare glimpse at a historical medal in a seldom-seen form, a fabulous exhibit item that has few equals. (Total:
6 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 38).

4507 Five Presidential medals: John F. Kennedy inaugural Medal, 1961 (3). Bronze, 69.9mm. By Paul Manship.
JFK 1961-3. Obv. Bust l. Rev. Eagle. Struck by Medallic Art Co ✩ John F. Kennedy Presidential Medal, 1961.
Bronze, 76.2mm. By Gilroy Roberts. Obv. Bust l. Rev. Flaming torches flank Inaugural quote. Modern Mint
List medal ✩ Abraham Lincoln Hall of Fame Medal, 1963. Bronze, 76.4mm. By Anthony DeFrancisci. Obv.
Bearded head r. Rev. Emancipation Proclamation. Struck by Medallic Art Co. All are Choice Uncirculated.
(Total: 5 pieces)

iNAUGURAL MEdAL oF LyNdoN BAiNES JoHNSoN

Unpublished 1965 Silver Johnson Miniature

4508 Lyndon Baines Johnson inaugural Medal Miniature, 1965. Silver, 26.7mm, 2.4mm thick, 14.82 grams.
By Felix DeWeldon. Uncirculated. LBJ 1965-unlisted. Obv. High relief Johnson head. Rev. Presidential Seal
over relief map with Alaska shown smaller than Texas, the exact design of the familiar 70mm medal. Bronze
miniatures of the LBJ medal are known, as are Gold most with loops for suspension. This piece is nearly three
grams heavier than the Bronze and was never looped. It has the weight, color and ring of Silver but bears no
edge lettering. It may well be a Silver trial or experimental striking and appears to be of the highest rarity.

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iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF RiCHARd MiLHoUS NiXoN

only Known Pair of Nixon inaugural Medal Plasters

4509 obverse and Reverse Plasters of the Richard M. Nixon inaugural Medal, 1969. Gold-painted Plaster,
11 -inches. Mint Condition. Obverse plaster presents the Presidential portrait by Ralph J. Menconi.
Reverse displays Julie Nixon’s crewel-work Presidential Seal. Both bear integral hangers on their backs.
This is a particularly rare Inaugural offering that was absent from the great “name” collections of the past
including the otherwise definitive David W. Dreyfuss Collection. Virtually pristine and a fabulous exhibit
pair. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 49) pre iously ex Charles McSorley Collection
Part II (PCAC, uly 1998, lot 322).

4510 Boxed Set of Richard M. Nixon inaugural Medal Uniface Clich s, 1969. Bronze, 69.2mm. By Ralph
J. Menconi. RMN 1969-9, 10. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Nixon bust artfully placed r to de-emphasize
the nose. Rev. Crewel-work Presidential Seal by daughter Julie. Struck by Medallic Art Co., both pieces
Housed in a book-like walnut fitted box faced with black imitation leather and Brass plaque inscribed
WITH DEEP APPRECIATION Richard Nixon 19 8 High quality, one of 250 Clich sets prepared, of
which only a few are known today.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 48).

Nixon inaugural Medal Signature Lucite Encasement

4511 Richard M. Nixon inaugural Medal in Signature Lucite Embedment, 1969. Bronze goldplate, 68.4mm
in 106 x 87 x 24mm Lucite block. Choice Uncirculated. RMN 1969-6. L.G. Balfour Co. gold plated 500
medals, giving them highly polished lettering Black base is inscribed in gold With Best Wishes/ Richard
Nixon. In fitted case bearing gold-stamped Presidential Seal, red vinyl facing shows a couple of short
gashes.

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4512 Richard M. Nixon inaugural Medal in Marriott Signature Lucite Embedment, 1969. Bronze goldplate,
68.4mm in 106 x 87 x 24mm Lucite block. RMN 1969-6 var. Choice Uncirculated. L.G. Balfour Co. gold
plated 100 medals, giving them highly polished lettering Black base is inscribed in gold HERBERT C.
BLUNC / WITH APPRECIATION . Willard Marriott CHAIRMAN, INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 19 9.
In fitted case bearing gold-stamped Presidential Seal, black vinyl facing displays gold-stamped Her ert
C. Blunck.

Nixon-Agnew inaugural Signature Lucite Encasement

4513 Richard M. Nixon and Spiro T. Agnew inaugural Medal in Signature Lucite Embedment, 1973. Bronze
goldplate, 69mm in 108 x 88 x 24mm Lucite block. RMN 1973-6. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined
heads r. Rev. Small Presidential Seal, names and titles form the legend. Struck by the Franklin Mint, L.G.
Balfour Co. gold plated 700 medals, giving them highly polished lettering Black base is inscribed in gold
With Best Wishes/ Richard Nixon. In fitted red vinyl case bearing gold-stamped Presidential Seal.

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Unique 63mm Bronze Nixon-Agnew Medal

4514 Richard M. Nixon and Spiro T. Agnew inaugural Medal, 1973. Bronze, 63.5mm. RMN 1973-unlisted.
By Gilroy Roberts. Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined heads r. Rev. Small Presidential Seal in circle of stars,
names and titles forming the legend. The Franklin Mint struck the Official medals in 70mm Bronze and
63mm Silver. The present piece has a plain edge without Franklin Mint edgemarks. The late Franklin Mint
archivist, Arlie Slabaugh, found no record of the striking of this unusual diameter Bronze medal, which
first appeared to collectors in 1980. It is unique in this form, boasting a meticulous strike, “coin finish,”
toned red-brown without the usual patination, and perfectly plain edges. Here is a pleasingly mysterious
modern Inaugural medal of total rarity!
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 51), pre iously ex Paul Patterson Sale, Part I
(PCAC, Decem er 198 , lot 750) Da id W. Dreyfuss Collection (PCAC, April 198 , lot 5854).

iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF ViCE PRESidENT GERALd R. FoRd

4515 Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential inaugural

Medal obverse Plaster, 1973. 11 -inch (9-inch
image area). By Mico Kaufman. GRF-1973-un-
listed. Nearly as made. A thoughtful bust faces
r. with name above, title ViCE-PRESidENT
oF THE UNiTEd STATES below. This is one
of three obverse plasters known, prepared and
gold-painted for photography as Medallic Art Co.
readied the medal. Ford became Vice President
in succession to the disgraced Spiro T. Agnew,
having been nominated by President Nixon and
approved by both Houses of Congress. Oregon
Senator Mark O. Hatfield suggested striking this
first Inaugural Medal for a Vice President taking
office under the 25th Amendment to the Constitu-
tion, adding to the historicity of the issue.
Ex Litman, Sulli an and Dreyfuss Collections
(PCAC, Decem er 2004, lot 13).

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Spectacular Ford Vice Presidential Galvanos Mounted on Walnut

4516 Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential inaugural Medal Galvano Plaque, 1973. GRF 1973-unlisted. Uncirculated.
Consists of two 9 -inch Galvanos of Obverse and Reverse by Mico Kaufman mounted on a 27 x 15-inch walnut
plaque with two affixed hangers on the back. One of a mere handful produced by Medallic Art Company for a highly
select number of Republican VIP’s and Ford devotees. Here is an exhibit item that would be hard to duplicate.
Ex Charles McSorley Collection, Part II (PCAC, uly 1998, lot 329).

Ford Vice Presidential inaugural Medal Uniface die Trials

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4517 Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential inaugural Medal die Trials, 1973. Irregular 104.1x 98.9 and 103.2 x 101mm
uniface Lead uniface impressions of both obverse and reverse of the 70mm medal. By Mico Kaufman. GRF
1973-unliusted. Strictly Uncirculated in terms of wear, both show some areas of powdery surface. Obv. Bust
r. Rev. Capitol dome, Vice Presidential Seal. These are the plate pieces in Neil MacNeil’s The President s Medal,
page 148. Struck by Medallic Art Co. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 3) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Collection
(PCAC, Bowers Merena, April 198 , lot 58 2).

Ford Vice Presidential inaugural Committee Presentation Medal

4518 Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential inaugural Committee Medal, 1973. Bronze, 63.4mm. By Mico Kaufman.
GRF 1973-6. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bust r., title below. Rev. Large Vice Presidential Seal, Capitol dome.
One of only 10 struck for presentation to members of the Inaugural Committee. Bronze 70mm medals were sold
to the public. Struck by Medallic Art Co. without serial number, tan-gold patina with fitted case of issue.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 57) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Collection
(PCAC, Bowers Merena, April 198 , lot 5859).

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Bronze Ford “University of Michigan” inaugural Medal

4519 Gerald R. Ford “University of Michigan” Vice Presidential inaugural Medal, 1973. Bronze, 38mm. By
Mico Kaufman. GRF 1973-8. Brilliant Proof. Obv. Coin relief bust r., name and title forming the legend.
Rev. Capitol dome, Seal of the Vice President, date SEPTEMBER , 1973 below. The nickname for this 38mm
edition recalls the aggressive marketing planned for these 38mm medals to alumni of Ford’s Alma Mater, the
University of Michigan. 11,151 Proof Silver were struck. The Proof Bronze medal was believed unique at the
time of the 1986 Dreyfuss Sale, but research has found that four Bron e pieces were actually struck y Medallic
Art Co. Housed in a fitted clear plastic holder, this rarity may be the only example likely to return to the market
in the foreseeable future.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 58) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Collection,
April 198 , lot 58 0).

Antique Silver Ford “University of Michigan” inaugural Medal

4520 Gerald R. Ford “University of Michigan” Vice Presidential inaugural Medal, 1973. Silver, 38mm. By Mico
Kaufman. GRF 1973-7. Antique Patina Uncirculated. Obv. Coin relief bust r., name and title forming the legend.
Rev. Capitol dome, Vice Presidential Seal, Inauguration date SEPTEMBER , 1973 below, reeded edge. One of four
pieces with this matte patina struck y Medallic Art Co. The nickname for this edition reflects their marketing to
alumni of Ford’s Alma Mater, the University of Michigan. Only Proof Silver examples were struck in quantity.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 59) pre iously ex Ro ert Whitehead Collection,
Decem er 1987, lot 53).

Vermeil Ford “University of Michigan” inaugural Medal

4521 Gerald R. Ford “University of Michigan” Vice Presidential inaugural Medal, 1973. Silver goldplate (ver-
meil), 38mm. By Mico Kaufman. GRF 1973-unlisted. Uncirculated. Obv. Coin relief bust r., name and title
forming the legend. Rev. Capitol dome, Seal of the Vice President, Inauguration date SEPTEMBER , 1973 below.
Medallic Art Co. learned much from its brash rival the Franklin Mint and its handling of the 1973 Nixon-Agnew
Inaugural Medal. MACO began striking Proof-surface medals and adopted “Vermeil,” the heavy goldplate that
was briefly sold as an alternative to then still-illegal Gold. It is now known that only four 38mm, reeded edge
Vermeil Ford Vice Presidential medals were struck.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 58) pre iously ex Ro ert Whitehead Collection,
Decem er 1987, lot 54).

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Number 2 Set of the Ford Presidential inaugural Medal

4522 Five-Piece Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal Set with Serial 2, 1974. Includes 18-Karat Gold,
31.8mm, 34.29 grams. Brilliant Proof; .999 Silver, 63.4mm, Brilliant Proof; .999 Silver, Antique Patina and
goldplate Vermeil; 70mm Antique Bronze, all Uncirculated. By Mico Kaufman and Frank Eliscu. GRF 1971-2,
3 through 6. Obv. Civil bust l., GERALD R. FORD at left. Rev. Eliscu’s dramatic Diving Eagle sculpture with
Presidential Seal and Inaugural date. Struck by Medallic Art Co., serial number 2 appears on each rim, a significant
early number. (Total: 5 pieces)
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 310), pre iously ex PCAC Sale 38, May 1985, lot 213.

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Unique Uniface Lead Trials for the Gold Ford

inaugural Medal

4523 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. 18-

Karat Gold, 31.8mm, 34.29 grams. By Mico Kaufman and
Frank Eliscu. GRF 1974-2. Brilliant Proof. Obv. Civil bust
l., GERALd R. FoRd at left, two tiny copper spots can 4524 Lead Uniface die Trials for the Gold Gerald R. Ford
be found. Rev. Dramatic Diving Eagle sculpture, Presidential Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. Lead, 32.4mm. By
Seal and Inaugural date. Struck by Medallic Art Co., serial Mico Kaufman and Frank Eliscu. GRF 1974-unlisted. Un-
number 12. This was the first Gold medal made for public circulated. Unique, finely struck impressions from the dies
sale after the lifting of the ban on private ownership of the used to strike the 18-Karat Gold medals that were the first
precious metal. In fitted case of issue. made for public sale after the lifting of the ban on private
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, ownership of Gold. Splendid exhibit items that are among
lot 5). the rarities of the Inaugural series. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot
7), pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Collection (PCAC,
April 198 , lot 58 8).

Ford inaugural Committee Large diameter Silver Medal 002

4525 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman and
Frank Eliscu. Choice Uncirculated. GRF 1971-7. Obv. Civil bust l., GERALD R. FORD at left. Rev.
Eliscu’s Diving Eagle sculpture with Presidential Seal and Inaugural date. This imposing anti ue patina
medal is one of exactly 12 struck y Medallic Art Co. in this large diameter, solely for presentation to
Medal Committee members. Silver medals for public sale were 63mm exclusively. This example bears
serial number 002, and is one of perhaps five Medal Committee examples that have come to market since
the Inauguration nearly 33 years ago, offering a significant opportunity for the determined collector.
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 311).

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Ford inaugural Committee Large diameter Silver Medal 006

4526 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman and Frank
Eliscu. Choice Uncirculated. GRF 1971-7. Obv. Civil bust l., GERALD R. FORD at left. Rev. Diving
Eagle with Presidential Seal and Inaugural inscription across the wings. This large-diameter anti ue patina
medal is one of 12 struck y Medallic Art Co. for presentation to Medal Committee mem ers. It must be
remembered that the only large Silver medals struck for public sale were 63mm. This example bears Serial
number 006, and is one of perhaps five Medal Committee examples that have come to market since the
Inauguration, offering an unexpected opportunity for determined collectors.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 8).

Unique Ford Uniface Pewter inaugural Medal

4527 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. Pewter uniface, 68.8mm. By Mico Kaufman. GRF
1974-unlisted. Uncirculated. Civil bust l. GERALD R. FORD. Rev. Blank but for engraved 1 PEW-
TER. Struck by Medallic Art Co., plain edge. This discovery piece first appeared in a Johnson & Jensen
auction in 1981, where cataloguer David T. Alexander speculated that the popularity of Pewter for some
commercial medals at that time might make this unique example an actual pattern for a Pewter issue that
never eventuated.
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 312), pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Col-
lection (PCAC-Bowers Merena, April 198 , part of lot 58 7).

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4528 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal die Trials, 1974. Gerald R. Ford Presidential Inaugural
Medal Die Trials, 1974. Lead uniface, 63.5mm. By Mico Kaufman and Frank Eliscu. GRF 1974-unlisted.
Choice Uncirculated. Separate obverse and reverse strikes from the dies of the Silver medals soon struck
for public sale in this diameter. There is a die blob in the field above RD in FORD. This boldly struck pair
is unique and is destined to be a key component of some great collection. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 314) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Col-
lection (PCAC, Bowers Merena, April 198 , lot 58 8).

Lead Trials for the 1974 Ford Bronze inaugural Medal

4529 Gerald R. Ford Presidential inaugural Medal die Trials, 1974. Lead uniface, 70.5mm. By Mico Kaufman
and Frank Eliscu. GRF 1974-unlisted. Choice Uncirculated. Separate obverse and reverse strikes from
the dies of the large-diameter Bronze medals struck for public sale in this diameter. Reverse field shows
a faint line or two. Another forcefully struck pair that is unique and awaits inclusion in some significant
Inaugural collection. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 314) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Col-
lection (PCAC and Bowers Merena, April 198 , lot 58 8).

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NELSoN A. RoCKEFELLER ViCE PRESidENTiAL iNAUGURAL MEdALS

4530 Nelson A. Rockefeller Vice Presidential inaugural Medal, 1974. 18-Karat Gold,
31.6mm, 30.9 grams. By Frank Eliscu. NAR 1974-9. Choice Uncirculated. Obv.
High-relief, rugged-featured bust l. with glasses, NELSON ALDRICH ROC -
EFELLER above. Rev. Eliscu’s defiant, screaming eagle sculpture “The Defender,”
Vice Presidential title forms the legend, small Inaugural inscription l. One of 935
struck y Medallic Art Co. Hand-rubbed deep red-gold patina, original fitted case
with brochure. Serial #945 recalls the fact that not all such numbers impressed are
necessarily consecutive, some are specially ordered by prominent collectors.

4531 Rockefeller Vice Presidential inaugural Committee Silver Medal, 1974. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Frank
Eliscu. NAR 1974-4. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. High-relief, rugged-featured bust with glasses l., NELSON
ALDRICH ROC EFELLER above. Rev. Eliscu’s defiant eagle sculpture “The Defender,” Vice Presidential
title above, small Inaugural inscription l. One of 15 struck y Medallic Art Co. exclusively for members of the
Inaugural Medal Committee. Large Silver medals sold to the public were all 63mm. Serial #005, one of a tiny
number of these distinctive Committee Medals ever to come to auction.
The Rockefeller Medal was challenging for experienced numismatist-Senator Mark O. Hatfield, who banked on the Vice President’s fame
as a patron of the arts in planning a truly modern design. Frank Eliscu’s first model placed the rugged portrait dramatically off-center within a
tall-letter legend. To the surprise of Hatfield and his committee, Rockefeller rejected the design and the traditional diameters and metals, insisting
on 38mm coin-relief medals only. He grudgingly assented to striking the larger size medals, and then unexpectedly rejected the smaller medals
he had first demanded.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 75), pre iously ex PCAC Sale 35, Decem er 1983,
lot 822A.

Rockefeller Small inaugural Medal Lead die Trial

4532 Nelson A. Rockefeller Vice Presidential inaugural Medal die Trial,
1974. Lead, 47.5 x 46.9mm untrimmed planchet, 38.3mm across the fully
struck obverse and reverse. By Frank Eliscu. NAR 1974-unlisted. Choice
Uncirculated. Obv. Low-relief, bust with glasses l., small-letter NELSON
ALDRICH ROC EFELLER above. Rev. Eliscu’s eagle sculpture. One of
only three die trials known to collectors, struck from dies prepared by
Medallic Art Co. for a large planned issue of coin-relief medals for which
the Vice President had originally expressed an urgent demand. Dies were
accordingly prepared for 38mm medals along with the traditional high
relief, large diameter pieces. Senator Mark O. Hatfield and his committee
were startled when Rockefeller did an abrupt about-face and spurned the
coin-relief issue altogether. In the event, only 12 38mm medals were actu-
ally struck, none of which were accepted or distributed by the changeable
Rockefeller. This die trial is a rare reminder of a rare issue.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 78) pre iously
ex PCAC Sale 38, May 1985, lot 215.

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iNAUGURAL MEdAL oF PRESidENT JiMMy CARTER

Fascinating 24-Karat Gold Carter inaugural Pendant

4533 Jimmy Carter Presidential inaugural Medal Pendant, 1977. 24-Karat Gold, 31.7mm, 15.33 grams,
integral loop. By Julian Hoke Harris. JC 1977-unlisted. Prooflike About Uncirculated. Obv. Stylized bust
l., IMMY CARTER. Rev. Presidential Seal in a circle of stars as on the 1973 Nixon-Agnew medal also
struck by the Franklin Mint. Only 789 24- arat Gold pendants were struck y the Franklin Mint. This is
one of the few wearable Gold Inaugural medals offered for public sale. A sprinkling of light field hairlines
recalls actual wear.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2004, lot 81).

iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF RoNALd REAGAN

4534 Cased 5-Piece Ronald Reagan inaugural Medal Set, 1981. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.7mm, 27.12
grams. Brilliant Proof; 63.4mm .999 Silver, antique patina. Uncirculated; Silver 38mm, Brilliant Proof;
Copper, 38mm and antique Bronze, 69.7mm, Uncirculated. RR 1981-2, 5-8. By Edward J. Fraughton.
Obv. Rough-hewn, full-face bust, tall-letter RoNALd REAGAN. Rev. Capitol West Front reflected in
pool. Struck by Medallic At Co., one of 500 matched Serial num er sets prepared, this bearing number
19. In fitted case of issue. (Total: 5 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 8 ).

4535 Cased 5-Piece Ronald Reagan inaugural Medal Set, 1981. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.7mm, 27.12
grams. Brilliant Proof; 63.4mm .999 Silver, antique patina. Uncirculated; Silver 38mm, Brilliant Proof;;
Copper, 38mm and antique Bronze, 69.7mm, Uncirculated. RR 1981-2, 5-8. By Edward J. Fraughton.
Obv. Rugged-featured full-face bust, RONALD REAGAN. Rev. Capitol West Front reflected in pool. Struck
by Medallic At Co., one of 500 matched Serial num er sets prepared, Serial number 338. In fitted case of
issue showing some crushing of the nap on upper lid. (Total: 5 pieces)

Gold Miniature 1981 Reagan inaugural Medal

4536 Ronald Reagan inaugural Medal Miniature, 1981. 14-Karat Gold, 17.42mm, 4.79 grams, integral loop.
By Edward J. Fraughton. RR 1981-3. Uncirculated. Full-facing bust modeled from life. Back bears only
the incuse MACO/ 14K. One of exactly 10 struck, and one of the most elusive of modern Inaugural issues,
just now coming into a fuller understanding of determined collectors.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 84).

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Rare 1981 Reagan Silver inaugural Committee Medal

4537 Ronald Reagan inaugural Committee Medal, 1981. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Edward J. Fraughton. RR
1981-4. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Full-facing rugged bust. Rev. West Front of the Capitol with its dome
reflected in the pool below. This large-diameter Silver medal is one of possi ly 10 struck for presentation
to mem ers of the Medal Committee only eight examples were known at the time of the Dreyfuss sale that
included this exceptionally high quality specimen. This piece bears the special edge mark, INAUGURAL
MEDAL COMMITTEE 5 at 12:00. Silver medals for public sale were the smaller 63mm or 38mm types.
Housed in its original fitted black-plush with Victorian-style lid opening at the middle like a pair of doors,
gold-stamped INAUGURAL MEDAL/ COMMITTEE, and presenting a folding easel back. Here is another
modern rarity of the Inaugural series worthy of the closest examination.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 85) pre iously ex Da id W. Dreyfuss Collec-
tion (PCAC and Bowers Merena, April 198 , lot 5882).

Elusive 1981 Reagan “First Strike” Bronze Medal

4538 Ronald Reagan inaugural Medal First Strike, 1981. Bronze, 69.7mm. By Edward J. Fraughton. RR
1981-7 var. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Full-facing rugged bust. Rev. West Front of the Capitol, dome
reflected in the pool below. This medal is one of perhaps 60 made and presented at the First Strike ceremony
at Medallic Art Company’s Danbury, Connecticut headquarters. Its rim bears the special edge marking
FIRST STRI E 3 at 12:00 in addition to the normal maker’s name at 6:00. Few of this First Strike variety
have entered the numismatic market as most are still held by the political and numismatic VIP’s to whom
they were presented.
Ex Arlie Sla augh Collection (PCAC).

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Amazing Alternate Reverse 1981 Reagan

inaugural Medal

4539 Ronald Reagan Alternate Reverse inaugural Medal,

1981. Bronze, 69.7mm. By Edward J. Fraughton. RR 1981-
unlisted. Uncirculated. Obv. Full-facing rugged bust. Rev.
West Front of the Capitol, exergue bears only the Inaugural
date ANUARY 20, 1981. This die omitted the pool with
its reflection of the Capitol dome, which some committee
members believed was a visual distraction from the overall
composition. No more than 12 medals were struck with this 4540 official inaugural Committee Badge, 1981. Bronze gold-
signi cantly modi ed design, which was found to be even plate uniface, 42.8mm. Choice Uncirculated. Badge bears
less satisfactory than the original version. Here is a major the committee emblem of Capitol dome, ribbon inscribed
alternative design of the greatest rarity. Tan-gold patina REAGAN - BUSH, purple ribbon links to eagle pinback
shows a slight discoloration at IDENT OF on the reverse header inscribed INAUGURAL/ COMMITTEE., all high-
from careless handling. In blue-plush fitted case. One of lighted by a red-white-blue swallow-tail back ribbon. One
possi ly three examples e er to appear on the market, a of a very tiny number, perhaps Patterns, made by Bastian
rarity of great potential. Brothers, Rochester, N.Y.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC No em er 2002, lot Ex Charles Litman Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2003,
87). lot 4 1).

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Bush Vice Presidential inaugural Reception Medals

Showing Error and Corrected dates

Part of Lot 4541

4541 Pair of Bush inaugural Reception Medals: ✩ George Bush Vice Presidential inaugural Reception
Medal, 1980. Copper-nickel, 38mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Youthful bust l., GEORGE BUSH, error
date ANUARY 20, 1980 appears below. Rev. Seal of the Vice President in circle ✩ George Bush Vice
Presidential inaugural Reception Medal, 1981. Uncirculated. Types as last but the obverse shows the
corrected date, ANUARY 20, 1981. Reeded edges. Medallic Art Co. struck these coin relief medals for
distribution at the Vice President’s reception during the Inaugural celebration. Thousands were made before
it was noticed that the date was a year off, 1980 rather than 1981. A corrected die was quickly prepared
and all error-date pieces were supposedly destroyed, but a minuscule number escaped. Both medals show
silver-gray surfaces with scattered freckles. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 89) pre iously ex PCAC Sale 50, 1991.

iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF RoNALd REAGAN ANd GEoRGE BUSH

Reagan-Bush inaugural Medal Process Set on Walnut

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4542 Ronald Reagan-George Bush inaugural Medal Process Set, 1985. Bronze, 80 to 69.7mm, mounted on
15 x 10-inch polished walnut plaque with affixed hanger and small Bronze MACO maker’s identification.
By Mico Kaufman. Choice Uncirculated. This set presents eight stages in the striking of the obverse with
its Reagan and Bush busts. It begins with a blank planchet and continues through the first, second and
third strikes, trimmed medal, first and second finishes and concludes with the final patina. Number 39 of
50 such sets produced and a wonderful exhibit item.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 98).

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4543 Framed Ronald Reagan-George Bush inaugural Medal Galvanos, 1985. 7-inch Obverse and Reverse
Galvanos of Mico Kaufman’s design are mounted on rich royal blue velvet within 14 x 22 deep black
and gold frame with glass front and wire hanger. Essentially as made, an unusually luxurious treatment
that is more sumptuous than even the walnut-mounted Galvanos known from earlier Inaugurations. Here
is a display piece combining uncommon beauty and substantial rarity.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 99) pre iously ex George Ganter Collection
(PCAC, une 12994, lot 297).

4544 Reagan-Bush inaugural Medal, 1985. 14-Karat Gold, 29mm, troy oz. By Mico Kaufman. Brilliant
Proof. Obv. Reagan bust r., Bush full profile r., SECOND INAUGURATION ANUARY 20, 1985. Rev.
Eagle in wreath from architectural detail of White House dining room over names of President and Vice
President. Struck by the Franklin Mint, in card and fitted case of issue.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 92) pre iously ex PCAC Sale 53, Decem er
1992, lot 218.

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4545 4-Piece Reagan-Bush inaugural Medal Set, 1985. Includes Antique finish 14-Karat Gold, 29mm, 27.17
grams; Silver and Bronze, 38.1mm; Bronze, 69.8mm. By Mico Kaufman. Uncirculated. Obv. Reagan
bust r., Bush full profile r., Inaugural legend. Rev. Eagle in wreath from architectural detail of White
House dining room over names of President and Vice President. Struck by Medallic Art Company, Serial
number 0012. With brochure in fitted case of issue and outer box. This set did not include the customary
63mm Silver medal, for which the Inaugural Committee had other marketing plans. (Total: 4 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 95) pre iously ex PCAC Sale 53, Decem er
1992, lot 218.
Excessively Rare 26mm Gold Reagan-Bush PNC
4546 Gold and Silver Reagan-Bush inaugural
Medals in Postal Commemorative Covers,
1985. 14-Karat Gold, 17.4 grams; .999 Silver,
both 26mm. Brilliant Proof. Obv. Reagan bust
r., Bush full profile r., SECoNd iNAUGU-
RATioN JANUARy 20, 1985. Rev. Eagle in
wreath, arabesques over names of President and
Vice President. Both are enclosed in hard-cover
album-covers entitled The Of cial Inaugural
Day Medallic/Postal Commemorati e. Each
cover bears postmarks of Washington, D.C.;
Reagan’s birthplace, Tampico, Illinois; and
the Bush birthplace, Milton, Massachusetts.
The Gold Medal-Cover is one of two known,
containing a Franklin Mint medal with a plain
edge that was reportedly presented to a Reagan
Administration official with the second piece
presented to Reagan himself. Accompanying this
major Gold rarity is an example of the regular is-
sue Silver showing the normal FM edge devices.
(Total: 2 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No-
em er 2002, lot 90) pre iously ex Emerson
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Arends Collection (PCAC, Decem er 1995).

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desirable 16mm Reagan-Bush Gold Medalet Appealing 16mm Reagan-Bush Gold Medalet

4547 Reagan-Bush inaugural Gold Medalet, 1985. 18-Karat 4548 Reagan-Bush inaugural Gold Medalet, 1985. 18-Karat
Gold, 16mm, 5.7 grams, affixed loop. Uncirculated. Obv. Gold, 16mm, 5.7 grams, affixed loop. Uncirculated. Obv.
Reagan bust r., Bush full profile r., SECOND INAUGURA- Reagan bust r., Bush full profile r., SECOND INAUGURA-
TION ANUARY 20, 1985. Rev. Incuse 18 . One of only 20 TION ANUARY 20, 1985. Rev. Incuse 18 . one of only
struck by Medallic Art Co. for presentation to the Inaugural 20 struck by Medallic Art Co. for the Inaugural Committee,
Committee, wives of President and Vice President and certain wives of President and Vice President and Reagan Admin-
Reagan Administration officials. Seldom encountered today istration officials. A high quality, charming example.
and of the greatest historical interest.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002,
lot 91) pre iously ex Emerson Arends Collection (PCAC,
Decem er 1995, lot 70).

Large diameter 1985 inaugural Committee Presentation Medal

4549 Reagan-Bush inaugural Committee Medal, 1985. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman. Uncirculated.
Obv. Reagan bust r., Bush full profile r., Inaugural legend. Rev. Eagle in wreath from architectural detail
of White House dining room over names of President and Vice President. In fitted Cherry wood case of
issue bearing the gold-stamped Seal of the 1985 Inaugural Committee and INAUGURAL MEDAL COM-
MITTEE on the purple satin inner lid. This impressive is one of only 20 struck for VIP presentation.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 93).

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Extraordinary Reagan inaugural Committee Silver Medal

4550 Reagan-Bush inaugural Committee Silver Medal, 1985. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman.
Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Reagan bust r., Bush in full profile r., SECOND INAUGURATION ANU-
ARY 20, 1985. Rev. Eagle in wreath, arabesques over names of President and Vice President. Edge incuse
1984 C. 50th A.P.I. MACO .999 SILVER, no serial number. One of only 20 struck for presentation to
Inaugural Medal Committee and certain other high Reagan functionaries. (The public purchased the
63mm Silver medals). Antique patina, one fleck on Reagan’s cheekbone.

Gold Plated Bronze Proof Reagan-Bush 38mm Medal

4551 Reagan-Bush inaugural Medal, 1985. Bronze flash gold plated, 38mm, 24.56 grams. By Mico Kaufman.
Choice Proof. Obv. Reagan bust r., Bush in full profile r., SECOND INAUGURATION ANUARY 20,
1985. Rev. Eagle in wreath, arabesques over names of President and Vice President. Plain edge, no se-
rial number. Only known example oasting awless gold mirror elds and lightly frosted de ices, almost
certainly an experimental strike or Pattern, created to demonstrate another offering for this multi-size
and alloy Inaugural issue. Formerly the property of a Medallic Art Company employee who called it a
“Sample,” a term used in some earlier Inaugural types of past years.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 9 ) pre iously ex Richard Duster erg Col-
lection (PCAC, Octo er 2000, lot 290).

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iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF GEoRGE BUSH

4552 5-Piece George Bush inaugural Medal Set, 1989. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 28.7mm, 17.1 grams; .999 Silver,
63.5mm. Uncirculated; .999 Silver, 38mm Brilliant Proof; Bronze antique finish 68.8mm and 38mm. Uncircu-
lated. Serial number 155. By Mico Kaufman. Obv. Thoughtful Bush portrait gazing l., simplified Presidential
Seal above, facsimile signature on cowl-like base of the bust. Rev. Crawford’s statue of Freedom before silhouette
of the Capitol, small incuse script 200th Anni ersary of the First Presidential Inaugural. In fitted case, struck
by Medallic Art Company. An especially pleasing design and set. (Total: 5 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 202, lot 104).

4553 George Bush inaugural Medalet, 1989. 14-Karat Gold, 4554 George Bush inaugural Medalet, 1989. 14-Karat Gold,
19mm, 7.1 grams, integral loop. By Mico Kaufman. Un- 19mm, 7.1 grams, integral loop. By Mico Kaufman. Un-
circulated. Obv. Thoughtful Bush portrait gazing l., circulated. Obv. Thoughtful portrait l., windswept Presi-
simplified Presidential Seal above, facsimile signature on dential Seal above, facsimile signature on cowl-like base
cowl-like base of the bust. Incuse 14 . One of only 12 of the bust. Incuse 14 . One of 12 struck y Medallic Art
struck y Medallic Art Company for presentation to wives Company for presentation to wives of President and Vice
of President and Vice President, Medal Committee members President, Medal Committee and high officials.
and high officials of the Administration..
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot
102) pre iously ex Emerson Arends Collection (PCAC,
Decem er 1995, lot 73).

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4555 George Bush inaugural Committee Medal, 1989. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman. Choice
Uncirculated. Obv. Thoughtful portrait l., windswept Presidential Seal above, facsimile signature on
cowl-like base of the bust. Rev. Crawford’s statue of Freedom against Capitol silhouette, incuse script
commemorative statement of 200th anniversary of the First Inauguration in 1789. One of 12 large-diameter
medals struck y Medallic Art Company for presentation to the Medal Committee and other high officials
of the new Bush Administration. No serial number, but ©ABPIC-1988 at 6:00. In fitted case of issue, a
significant modern rarity.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 103).

4556 George Bush inaugural Committee Medal, 1989. .999 Silver, 69.7mm. By Mico Kaufman. Uncirculated.
Obv. Thoughtful portrait l., windswept Presidential Seal above, facsimile signature on cowl-like base of
the bust. Rev. Crawford’s statue of Freedom, Capitol silhouette, incuse script commemorative statement of
200th anniversary of the First Inauguration in 1789. One of 12 large-diameter medals struck y Medallic
Art Company for presentation to the Medal Committee and high officials of the Bush Administration. No
serial number, but ©ABPIC-1988 appears on the rim at 6:00. In fitted case of issue, an under-appreciated
modern rarity.
Ex Ro ert Marcus Collection (PCAC, Decem er 2001, lot 31 ).

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iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF BiLL CLiNToN

4557 3-Piece William Jefferson Clinton inaugural Medal Set, 1993. Includes 24-Karat Gold, 26.8mm, 20.58
grams; antique .999 Silver, 63.4mm; antique Bronze, 69.8mm. By Jesse Corsaut and Norman Nemeth.
Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. gazing upward with full name WILLIAM EFFERSON CLINTON. Rev.
Presidential Seal with mountains and lush valley scene evoking “purple mountains’ majesty above the
fruited plain,” Inaugural legend. The Bronze medal shows a broad stain covering the right obverse. Serial
number 012, struck by Hoffman & Hoffman, Carmel, California. In fitted Cherry wood case with purple
interior. (Total: 3 pieces)
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 109).

4558 William Jefferson Clinton inaugural Medalet, 1993. 18-Karat Gold, 20.9mm, 20.58 grams, integral
loop. By Jesse Corsaut and Norman Nemeth. Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. gazing upward, name WIL-
LIAM EFFERSON CLINTON. Rev. Presidential Seal with mountain and valley scene evoking “purple
mountains’ majesty above the fruited plain.” Inaugural legend. One of 25 struck by Hoffman & Hoffman,
Carmel, California, Serial number 012. In fitted Cherry wood case.
Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002, lot 108).

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imposing Clinton 1993 inaugural Medallion

The Largest official inaugural Medal Ever Struck

(photo reduced)

4559 William Jefferson Clinton inaugural Medallion, 1993. .999 Silver, 101.15mm (4 inches), 498.1 grams.
By Jesse Corsaut and Norman Nemeth. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. gazing upward, name WIL-
LIAM EFFERSON CLINTON. Rev. Presidential Seal with mountain and valley scene evoking “purple
mountains’ majesty above the fruited plain.” This is the largest official Inaugural Medal ever struck, one
of 22 made by Hoffman & Hoffman, Carmel, California, Serial number 007 and perhaps the third example
to come to public auction. In fitted Cherry wood case.

Majestic 1993 Copper Clinton inaugural Medallion

(photo reduced)

4560 William Jefferson Clinton inaugural Medallion, 1993. Copper, 101.48mm (4 inches), 629.9 grams.
By Jesse Corsaut and Norman Nemeth. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. gazing upward, name WIL-
LIAM EFFERSON CLINTON. Rev. Presidential Seal with mountain and valley scene evoking “purple
mountains’ majesty above the fruited plain,” Inaugural legend. This is the second metal employed for the
largest official Inaugural Medal ever struck, one of 22 Copper made by Hoffman & Hoffman, Carmel,
California. Serial number 007 and perhaps the third example to come to public auction. In fitted Cherry
wood case.

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Massive 1993 Copper Clinton inaugural Medallion

(photo reduced)

4561 William Jefferson Clinton inaugural Medallion, 1993. Copper, 101.48mm (4 inches), 629.9 grams. By
Jesse Corsaut and Norman Nemeth. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. gazing upward, name WILLIAM
EFFERSON CLINTON. Rev. Presidential Seal with mountain and valley scene, 42nd PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Inaugural date below. one of 22 Copper made by Hoffman & Hoff-
man, Carmel, California. Serial number 003 and perhaps the fourth example to appear at public auction.
In fitted Cherry wood case.

iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF BiLL CLiNToN ANd AL GoRE

Extraordinary Cased Clinton-Gore 1997 inaugural Medal Set

4562 4-Piece William Jef- but omits the names of the
ferson Clinton-Albert President and Vice President!
Gore Jr. inaugural The Inaugural Badge bears
Medal Set, 1997. In- the same two busts and hangs
cludes Adopted Re- from a suspender that repeats
verse 24-Karat Gold, the Inaugural date and a pin-
23.2mm, 15.6 grams; back header presenting the
Matte Uncirculated; Capitol, carefully copied from
.999 Silver, 70.1mm. the 1897 Badge. Its ribbon
Brilliant Proof. Plus is white with full-color U.S.
Rejected reverse, .999 flag and MEDALS. In fitted
antique Silver 69.7mm Cherry wood case with Inau-
and uniface .999 Sil- gural and Presidential Seals
ver Inaugural Badge, on the lid. Edge markings
44.8mm with ribbon. 1997 MEDALLIC ART CO.-
Uncirculated. By Don SIOU FALLS. S.D., serial
Everhart II. Obv. Clin- number 12. One of exactly 12
ton bust r., Gore in sets created, and the only such
full profile r., SEC- (photo reduced) set offered at public auction.
OND INAUGURA- Here is a fantastic opportunity
TION. ANUARY 20, 1997. The Gold and Proof Silver bear for Inaugural medal collectors. (Total: 4 pieces)
the adopted reverse bearing a drop-wing eagle in circle of The maker was formerly known as Tri-State Mint. It acquired the name,
stars, legend WILLIAM EFFERSON CLINTON, ALBERT dies, archives and some machinery from the old Medallic Art Co. of Danbury,
GORE R. The antique Silver medal presents a family cross- Connecticut, from the bank that had foreclosed on outstanding debts. The new
ing a stylized suspension bridge, within a repeated Inaugural Medallic Art is today located in Dayton, Nevada.
legend and smaller BUILDING BRIDGES. TO THE 21st Ex Dan Hansen Collection (PCAC, No em er 2002,
CENTURY below. This medal repeats the Inaugural date lot 11 ).

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Notably Rare Clinton-Gore iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF GEoRGE W. BUSH

1997 Gold inaugural Medalet
Fascinating George W. Bush Gold
2001 inaugural Medalet

4563 William Jefferson Clinton-Albert Gore Jr. inaugural Me-

dalet, 1997. 24-Karat Gold, 23.2mm, 15.57 grams, integral
loop. By Don Everhart II. Matte Uncirculated. Obv. Clinton
bust r., Gore in profile r. Rev. Drop-wing eagle. One of a 4564 George W. Bust inaugural Medalet, 2001. 14-Karat Gold,
tiny number struck by Medallic Art Co., Sioux Falls, S.D., 22.1mm, 11.87 grams, integral loop. By Charles Vickers. Un-
Serial number 07. A modern rarity with few, if any auction circulated. Obv. Full-face bust, GEORGE W. BUSH above.
appearances and an Inaugural item worthy of the closest Rev. Presidential Seal with an eagle in circle of stars lifted
examination. from the late Ralph J. Menconi’s Presidential Art Medals of
1964. Medalcraft Mint of Green Bay, Wisconsin struck only
50 pieces, of which 15 were presented to Inaugural Committee
members and VIP’s, 35 to President Bush for his distribution.
Few have been seen on the numismatic market.

iNAUGURAL MEdALS oF GEoRGE W. BUSH ANd RiCHARd B. CHENEy

4565 3-Piece Bush-Cheney inaugural Medal Set, 2005. Includes 14-Karat Gold,
31.6mm, 29.22 grams; .999 antique Silver, 69.7mm; antique Bronze, 69.6mm.
By Gladys Gunzer. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts l., SECOND
INAUGURATION. ANUARY 20, 2005. Rev. Incuse names and titles around
raised inner legend INAUGURATED TO SECOND TERM OF OFFICE, ANU-
ARY 20, 2005. At center once again is the Ralph J. Menconi eagle of 1964.
Medalcraft Mint, Green Bay, Wisconsin, struck only 500 Gold. Set Serial
number 154, and there was much uncertainty about the final reverse design,
resulting in some medals becoming available with a rejected design. In a fitted
Cherry wood case with Certificate of Authenticity. (Total: 3 pieces)

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4566 3-Piece Bush-Cheney inaugural Medal Set, 2005. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.6mm, 29.22 grams; .999
antique Silver, 69.7mm; antique Bronze, 69.6mm. By Gladys Gunzer. Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts
l., SECOND INAUGURATION. ANUARY 20, 2005. Rev. Incuse names and titles around raised inner
legend INAUGURATED TO SECOND TERM OF OFFICE, ANUARY 20, 2005. At center once again is
the Ralph J. Menconi eagle of 1964. Medalcraft Mint, Green Bay, Wisconsin, struck only 500 Gold. Serial
number 151. In a fitted Cherry wood case with Certificate of Authenticity. (Total: 3 pieces)

4567 3-Piece Bush-Cheney inaugural Medal Set, 2005. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.6mm, 29.22 grams; .999
antique Silver, 69.7mm; antique Bronze, 69.6mm. By Gladys Gunzer. Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts
l., SECOND INAUGURATION. ANUARY 20, 2005. Rev. Incuse names and titles around raised inner
legend INAUGURATED TO SECOND TERM OF OFFICE, ANUARY 20, 2005. At center is the Ralph
J. Menconi eagle of 1964. Medalcraft Mint, Green Bay, Wisconsin, struck only 500 Gold, and this set is
Serial number 152. In a fitted Cherry wood case with Certificate of Authenticity. (Total: 3 pieces)

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4568 3-Piece Bush-Cheney inaugural Medal Set, 2005. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.6mm, 29.22 grams; .999
antique Silver, 69.7mm; antique Bronze, 69.6mm. By Gladys Gunzer. Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts
l., SECOND INAUGURATION. ANUARY 20, 2005. Rev. Incuse names and titles around raised inner
legend INAUGURATED TO SECOND TERM OF OFFICE, ANUARY 20, 2005. At center is Ralph J.
Menconi’s 1964 eagle. Medalcraft Mint, Green Bay, Wisconsin, struck only 500 Gold. Set serial number
155. In a fitted Cherry wood case with Certificate of Authenticity. (Total: 3 pieces)

4569 3-Piece Bush-Cheney inaugural Medal Set, 2005. Includes 14-Karat Gold, 31.6mm, 29.22 grams; .999
antique Silver, 69.7mm; antique Bronze, 69.6mm. By Gladys Gunzer. Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined busts
l., SECOND INAUGURATION. ANUARY 20, 2005. Rev. Incuse names and titles around raised inner
legend INAUGURATED TO SECOND TERM OF OFFICE, ANUARY 20, 2005. At center is the Ralph J.
Menconi eagle of 1964. Medalcraft Mint, Green Bay, Wisconsin, struck only 500 Gold. This is set Serial
number 153. In a fitted Cherry wood case with Certificate of Authenticity. (Total: 3 pieces)

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AMERiCAN REVoLUTioN BiCENTENNiAL MEdALS

4570 National Bicentennial Medal, 1976. .900 Gold, 33.6mm, 40.04 grams. By Frank Gasparro. Brilliant
Proof. Obv. Statue of Liberty, 1776 - 1976. Rev. Eagle of the Great Seal, WE THE PEOPLE. Struck by
the Philadelphia Mint, reeded edge. 5,432 sold. In fitted Cherry wood case of issue.

4571 National Bicentennial Medal, 1976. .900 Gold, 22.9mm, 12.8 grams. By Frank Gasparro. Brilliant
Proof. Obv. Statue of Liberty, 1776-1976. Rev. Eagle of the Great Seal, WE THE PEOPLE. Struck by the
Philadelphia Mint, reeded edge. 30, 80 sold. In fitted Cherry wood case of issue.

4572 Bicentennial 37 President’s Medal, 1976. .999 Silver, 63.8mm. By Karen Worth. Uncirculated. Obv.
Busts of all U.S. Presidents from Washington through Gerald R. Ford. Rev. 19-line incuse list of Chief
Executives, an amazingly complex yet effective design by one of America’s most skillful medallic artists.
Struck by Art Medals Inc., a short-lived firm created by former Medallic Art Co. staffers. Serial number
109.
Ex ohnson ensen Sale 15, lot 91.

AMERiCANA - NEW yoRK

4573 Hudson-Fulton Celebration Medals, 1908 (2). .925 Silver, 50.9mm. By Emil Fuchs. Uncirculated.
Obv. Hendrik Hudson on deck of ship Hal e Maene. Rev. Commerce, Navigation and History seated with
model of Fulton’s North Ri er Steam oat. Sponsored by the American Numismatic Society, Hudson-Fulton
Celebration Committee. Struck by Whitehead-Hoag. (Total: 2 pieces)
Ex MSNS Con ention Sale (Craig A. Whitford Auction, No em er 2004, Lot 2408).

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AMERiCANA - oHio

4574 Zanesville Masonic Engraved Morgan dollar, n.d. Silver,

37.7mm, pierced for suspension. Host coin is Poor, engrav-
ing Very Fine. Both sides are boldly engraved with names
Fred E. Howell (FAM Amity Lodge 5) and Bertha Peirce
(Putnam Hill). The legends, Do Thyself no Harm, BE GOOD
TO YOUR SELF suggest a Temperance message,

4575 ohio State Fair Award Medal, 1886. Silver, 51.3mm.

By George Hampden Lovett. Choice About Uncirculated.
Obv. Muses of History and coinage with alancier screw
press. Rev. State Arms, State Board of Agriculture legend,
engraved to I.L. eckley, Best Display of Flour meal c.,
STATE FAIR/ 188 . This obverse is also known muled with a 4578 ohio State University Wolfe Medal for Journalism, 1920.
unique Washington medal. Delightful russet and gold toning. Bronze, 70.1mm. By Anthony De Francisci. Uncirculated.
In a frayed and shaky fitted case of issue. Obv. Minerva in winged headdress at printing press crowns
Ex Charles McSorley Collection, Part II (PCAC, uly seated student holding scroll. Rev. Incuse award inscription,
1998, lot 73). endowed by the Robert F. Wolfe Foundation. Light brown
patina, struck by Medallic Art Co. Bold design by creator
of the U.S. Peace Dollar.
4576 Cincinnati Post Lincoln Essay Medal, 1909. Bronze sil-
verplate, 50.7mm. King 486. Extremely Fine. Obv. Lincoln 4579 ohio Sesquicentennial Medal, 1953. Bronze, 69.7mm. By
bust r. Rev. Log cabin, Capitol, FOR MERIT IN AN ESSAY Erwin Frey. About Uncirculated. Obv. Robed, cloven-footed
ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Struck by Whitehead-Hoag. figures of READIN RITIN RITHMETIC symbolize state’s
Ex MSNS Con ention Sale (Craig Whitford Auction, “regard for practical education.” Rev. Outline map in border
No em er 2004, Lot 2407). of symbols including State Capitol, industries, jet plane,
Serpent Mound. Tan-gold, struck by Medallic Art Co.

4580 Michael V. diSalle Gubernatorial Campaign Medal, 1962.

4577 ohio Society of Philadelphia 8th Banquet Plaquette, Bronze, 69.9mm. By Ralph J. Menconi. About Uncirculated.
1912. Bronze uniface, 81.4 x 56.3mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Bust of Ohio Governor and numismatist l. Rev. State
Facing bust of President William Howard Taft, buckeye in Seal, facsimile signature on scroll. Struck by Medallic Art
left field, March 30, 1912. Struck by Joseph K. Davison, Co. for Presidential Art, Englewood, Ohio. DiSalle was a
Philadelphia. Light tan-gold with brushing evident in upper founder of Presidential Art and of Paramount International
r., lower l. corners. in the 1960’s. Two minor edge bumps.

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4581 ohio Aerospace Heroes Medal, 1969. Bronze, 50.7mm. By Ralph J. Menconi. Uncirculated. Obv. Busts
of Wilbur and Orville Wright, John Glenn, Neil Armstrong. Rev. Tribute to manned and space flights.
Tan-gold patina, struck by Medallic Art Co.

4582 Pair of medals: ✩ University of Akron Centennial Medal, 1970. Bronze, 70mm. Uncirculated. Obv.
Fa ade of Buchtel Hall. Rev. University Arms with phoenix crest. Tan-gold patina, struck by Medallic Art
Co. ✩ Cedar Point Souvenir dollar, 1921. Casting metal, 50.9mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Recreation of
Morgan Dollar. Rev. Ferris wheel, steamboat. (Total: 2 pieces)

CoLLEGES ANd UNiVERSiTiES

4583 Cardinal Gibbons Medal Awarded to Speaker of the House John W. McCormack, 1963. Gold-filled,
51mm. Signed D.F. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. James Cardinal Gibbons bust l., Arms and keys above.
Rev. Inscription of the Catholic University of America Alumni for Distinguished and Meritorious Services,
engraved HON. OHN W. McCORMAC , Speaker of the House of Representatives. The citation stated that
McCormack was honored “for his devotion to the processes of a free and democratic government, for his
simplicity, for his wisdom, for the example he sets as a Christian Gentleman and a Catholic gentleman.”
Made for D.C. Crain Jewelry Co., Arlington, Va., directors of the 1917 Woodrow Wilson, 1921 Warren G.
Harding and 1925 Calvin Coolidge Inaugural Medals. With printed copy of the Citation and red leatherette
fitted case of issue with the D.C. Crain name on the inner lid.
Ex Litman, Sulli an and Dreyfuss Collections (PCAC, Decem er 2004, lot 718).

EXPoSiTioNS ANd FAiRS

4584 World’s Columbian Exposition Admission Ticket and Stamp Medals, 1893. Aluminum, 50.9mm. Eglit
40B, 40 var. About Uncirculated. Obv. Bust facing in felt hat. Rev. Mica covers sepia facsimile of May-
Oct. admission ticket with Columbus bust ✩ Same obverse. Rev. Mica covers violet Columbus Landing
2-Cent U.S. Postage Stamp. (Total: 2 pieces)

4585 Trio of medals: ✩ German Liberty Head-Columbus Landing Medal, 1892. Aluminum, 50.4mm.
Eglit 101. Obv. Liberty head l. Rev. Landing, DEDICATED TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE . Struck in
several sizes by Mayer & Wilhelm, Stuttgart, in round box. ✩ Columbus and Civilization Medal, 1893.
Bronze, 59.1mm. Eglit 107. By Ludovico Poliaghi and Antonio Cappuccio. Obv. Indian and Liberty flank
roundel bust. Rev. Civilization descends on Indian group ✩ Columbian Exposition Elongated Nickel,
1893. 1885 Liberty Nickel host, a key date to the Li erty nickel series Eglit 372. Choice Uncirculated.
(Total: 3 pieces)

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U. S. LABoR RELATioNS 4590 Republican National Convention Assistant Sergeant at Arms

Badge 1916. Bronze goldplate uniface pinback, 52.2 x 43.2mm.
About Uncirculated. Facing bust of Liberty with Capitol and fac-
4586 Medal pair: ✩ Junior order of United American Me-
tories, Convention inscription on scroll. Struck by Whitehead and
chanics, Gratitude Council 582 Member’s Badge, ca.
Hoag for the gathering that nominated Charles Evans Hughes and
1890. Openwork shield, compass-T-square, arm and ham-
Charles E. Fairbanks to oppose Democratic incumbent Woodrow
mer, American flag ribbon, R. O.U.A.M. pinback header
Wilson. Hughes campaign items are among the most elusive of
✩ Gratitude Council 582, Bridesburg, PA. Member’s
all American political collectibles.
Ribbon. Celluloid and metal color pinback header, broad
red-white-blue ribbon with silver-stamped emblem and
Council identification, metallic thread fringe. High quality
relics of a Nativist, anti-Catholic organization of workmen 4591 introductory Collection of diverse Political Medals, Badges,
that adopted some Masonic features. About Uncirculated. Buttons and Tokens, ca. 1847 to 1970’s. Silver, White Metal,
(Total: 2 pieces) German Silver, Bronze, Brass, Celluloid, Aluminum. Includes:
Ex MSNS Con ention Sale (No em er 2003, lot 1931). ✩ Washington pieces (17) ✩ Lincoln (6) ✩ Grant (5) ✩ U.S.
Capitol (17) ✩ Political Pinback Buttons (50) of portrait and
slogan types ✩ plus Token varia. Very Good to Brilliant Uncir-
U. S. PoLiTiCAL MEdALS culated, average Very Fine, many holed as issued, some surface
problems. An ideal gift for a beginner or an advanced collector
4587 William Henry Harrison Bunker Hill Jubilee Medal, seeking a fulfilling winter’s evening opportunity. (Total: 130
1840. White Metal, 42.8mm, pierced for suspension. By pieces) SoLd AS iS, No RETURNS.
Francis N. Mitchell. DeWitt WHH 1840-4. Choice Extremely Ex MSNS Con ention Sale (Craig Whitford, No em er
Fine. Obv. Bare head l, stars below. Rev. Bunker Hill monu- 2004, lot 239 ).
ment. Largely lustrous.

4588 Republican National Convention Medal, 1900. Bronze,

37.8mm King 446. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Conjoined
Lincoln, Grant. McKinley busts l. Rev. Republican nominees RELiGioUS ART MEdALS
from Fremont 1856 to McKinley 1896 loop around Convention
inscription. Struck by Charles K. Warner, deep red-brown.
Fascinating Galvano of Manca’s Piet Medal
4592 Michelangelo’s Pieta Medal Reverse Galvano, 1964.
Copper Galvano, 378mm. By Albino Manca. About Un-
circulated. Masterful rendering of Michelangelo’s marble
sculpture that was a highlight of the 1964 New York World’s
Fair. The sculpture presents the mourning Virgin Mary hold-
ing the body of her Son, Jesus Christ, just after it was taken
down from the cross and before it was prepared for the tomb.
Art lovers over the centuries have marveled at the skill with
which Michelangelo juxtaposed the life-size body of Christ
and that of his mother. In exergue is the minute form of the
Risen Christ in the now-empty tomb, arms raised exultantly
in the brilliant sun of the first Easter.
Created in 1498-1500, this statue is possibly the greatest work Michel-
angelo Buonarotti. It is his only signed work, originally a funerary monu-
ment to French Cardinal Jean de Bilheres. The artist added the inscription
MICHAELA G ELUS BONAROTUS FLORENTIN US FACIEBA T ,
Michelangelo Buonarotti the Florentine has made (this), to Mary’s sash after
4589 William Howard Taft Cam- overhearing a viewer loudly attribute his work to another sculptor, Cristoforo
paign Fob, 1908. Brass uni- Solari. This signature is wonderfully clear on Manca’s medallic Galvano.
face, 43.3 x 38mm. About The Piet was flown to New York for display in the Vatican Pavilion of the
Uncirculated. Black field bears World’s Fair in 1964, becoming one of the chief attraction of this otherwise
an American eagle, inscription uneven event. It crossed and re-crossed the Atlantic safely, only to be attacked
TO THE/ WHITE HOUSE/ in Saint Peter’s Basilica in May 1972 by a deranged geologist named Laszlo
Toth wielding a hammer.
WM. H. TAFT/ 1908. Slot sus- Manca’s work preceded this desecration. He was a prolific New York-
pension, frayed leather strap. A based sculptor noted for Papal and religious themes. This unusually handsome
fascinating relic of “Big Bill” Galvano was long displayed in Medallic Art Company’s in-house gallery in
Taft, the hands-picked succes- its New York Headquarters. It is unusually thick and heavy, took an estimated
sor of his then-friend Theodore four days to make directly from Manca’s original plaster model. and is one of
Roosevelt. possibly two examples made, boasting a gold-tan patina with a minor spot or
two of minimal visual importance. The back has a heavy-duty integral hanger
and three fixed nuts for possible mounting.
Ex PCAC Exonumia Auction 72, Decem er 2003, lot
11.

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4593 Pair of Cardinal Spellman medals: ✩ Francis Cardinal Spellman Golden Jubilee of Priesthood
Medal, 1966. .999 Silver, 63.5mm. By Albino Manca. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l. in clerical garb.
Rev. Arms as Cardinal-Archbishop of New York. Antique patina, Serial number 373 ✩ Francis Cardi-
nal Spellman Memorial Medal, 1967. Copper-nickel, 38.8mm. By Gilroy Roberts. Proof. Obv. Facing
bust. Rev. Arms. Reeded edge. Struck by Franklin Mint for Catholic Commemorative Society. (Total: 2
pieces)

U. S. CiViL WAR ToKENS

4594 oHio. BELMoNT. o.C. Metcalf, dry Goods. Fuld OH 70A-1a (Rarity-8). Rev. Liberty head. Boldly
struck, a rare token and the only issue from Belmont, not illustrated by Fuld. Extremely Fine.

4595 oHio. CiNCiNNATi. Chamberlain Bros., 1 Glass Soda Water. OH 165 V-41 (Rarity-9). White Metal.
Mortar and pestle, PERFUMERIES, NOTIONS, two as-made planchet flaws. Boldly struck, a rare token
and the only issue from Belmont, not illustrated by Fuld. Uncirculated.

4596 oHio. FREMoNT. Definitive Selection of highest quality Copper Merchants’ Tokens. Uncirculated to
Choice Uncirculated. Includes: ✩ P. Close Groceries. Fuld OH 330A-1A (Rarity-4) ✩ E. Dilton & Son
Druggist. 330B-2a (Rarity-9, two examples) ✩ M. Dryfoos, Tailor. 330C-1A (Rarity-6) ✩ Emerich & Co.
Dry Goods. 330D-1A (Rarity-5) ✩ Hoot & Meng, Boots. 330E-1A (Rarity-4) ✩ D.W. Krebs & Co., Dry
Goods. 330F-2A (Rarity-9) ✩ Thompson & Spicer, Stoves and House Furnishings. 330H-1A (Rarity-6).
All show varying amounts of original red lustre, making this a truly outstanding specialized grouping.
(Total: 8 pieces)

4597 Civil War Merchants’ Token Assortment. Very Good to Extremely Fine, average Fine-Very Fine. Includes:
✩ Connecticut ✩ Illinois (2) ✩ Michigan ✩ New York (9) ✩ Ohio (7) ✩ Pennsylvania (3) ✩ Wisconsin
(3). A couple show surface problems, some duplication, should be examined. (Total: 26 pieces) SoLd
AS iS. No RETURNS.
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THE NAVAL HiSToRiCAL FoUNdATioN CoLLECTioN

oF AdMiRAL VERNoN MEdALS

FRoM THE CoLLECTioN oF MASTER VERNoN CATALoGUER

LEANdER MCCoRMiCK-GoodHART (1884-1965)
No event in British or British-American colonial history launched as great a cataract of medals as Admiral Edward
Vernon’s capture of the Spanish treasure entrepot of Porto Bello on the Caribbean coast of Panama, on Nov. 21,
1739. Vernon boasted in Parliament during debates over Spanish interference with Britain’s West India trade and
treatment of British seaman that he would end the situation by taking Porto Bello with six ships only.
The resulting war with Spain lasted some nine years and became famous as the “War of Jenkins’ Ear.” Vernon
was appointed Vice Admiral of the Blue, and sailed for Jamaica on July 9, 1739. He set sail for Panama on Novem-
ber 5, taking just six ships, H.M.S. Burford, Hampton-Court, Princess Louisa, Worcester, Stratford, Norwich and
Sheerness. Vernon made good his boast by capturing the heavily fortified port, seizing treasure that he distributed
among his forces.
Numbers of American Colonial troops took part in the Vernon expedition, including Virginian Augustine Wash-
ington, who later names his estate Mount Vernon
The jubilation in Britain over the victory triggered a veritable explosion of inexpensive, popular medals hailing
the capture of Porto Bello, struck in a variety of sizes in Copper and Brass for the widest possible distribution. The
series included scores of varieties of the several types, many of which survive today in all stages of circulation. Art
styles ranged from superb to indifferent or even primitive, but all show a bold vitality.
By now Vernon and victory were so closely linked in the public mind that medals appeared celebrating his
capture of the great fortified city of Cartagena de las Indias two years later. These medals have puzzled generations
of collectors because Vernon unexpectedly failed to take the city itself, although his forces carried some of the
outlying fortifications.
Medallic Illustrations of the History of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Death of George II devoted pages to
the Vernon series. In America, C. Wyllys Betts prepared American Colonial History Illustrated y Contemporary
Medals, published after his death by his brother Benjamin.
The most thorough re-study was Leander McCormick-Goodhart, F.R.N.S., Admiral Vernon Medals, published
by Stack’s Numismatic Re iew, in 1945. The Vernon medals offered in the present sale are from the McCormick-
Goodhart Collection and were largely attributed by his own hand, although over the decades, the medals had become
somewhat jumbled, necessitating re-attribution to McCormick-Goodhart’s sometimes skeletal listings.
This selection offers a substantially greater assortment of McCormick-Goodhart numbers than have appeared
in any sale in recent times, even larger than the exceptional Vernon collection assembled by the late John J. Ford
Jr., sold by Stack’s in January 2006.
Cataloguer’s note: Medals appearing here are Copper unless otherwise specified. All diameters are measured
from 12:00 to 6:00, though many planchets are off-round. Reference numbers show abbreviation McC-G for Mc-
Cormick Goodhart.

4598 McCormick-Goodhart 18. Vernon, Brown, devil and Sir Robert Medal, n.d. 37.5mm. About Uncir-
culated. Obv. Crown above standing figures of Admiral Vernon and Commodore Brown clasping hands.
Rev. Devil leads Sir Robert Walpole into hell, NO E CISE. Splendid strike, wealth of bold detail.

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4604 McC-G.30. Vernon Figure-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

25.8mm. Very Fine. Admiral’s figure holding baton
within circle and legend. Rev. No circle, port with ships
4599 McC-G.18. Vernon, Brown, devil and Sir Robert Medal, three over three, legend ends ✩NOV 22 ✩ 1739 ✩✩.
n.d. Silvered Bronze, 36.8mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Sharply struck and an appealing reddish-brown showing
Crown over standing figures of Admiral Vernon and Com- remarkably light wear.
modore Brown clasping hands Rev. Devil leads Sir Robert
Walpole into hell, NO E CISE. Boldest quality, silvery fields
contrast with coppery high points.

4600 Trio of Admiral Vernon Medals: ✩ McC-G.20. Royal

Arms-Six Ships. 38.9mm ✩ McC-G.93. Vernon Standing-
Cannon. 27.3mm ✩ McC-G.148. Twin Figures-Six Ships.
25.6mm, notched planchet. All show corrosion suggesting
burial and subsequent excavation. Very Good on the overall.
(Total: 3 pieces)
4605 McC-G.30. Vernon Figure-Six Ships, Nov. 22 Medal.
Good. Admiral’s figure within circle and legend. Rev. Port
with ships two over four, NOV 22 in exergue. Reddish-
brown, normal wear.

4601 McC-G.22. Royal Arms-Six Ships Medal, n.d. 39mm. Fine.

Obv. Ornate Arms and supporters in Art Naif style. Rev. Six
ships at Porto Bello, initials I . . W in exergue. Arms weak
at center, reverse wholly bold.

4606 McC-G.32. Vernon Figure-Six Zig-zag Ships Medal,

1739. 37.4mm. About Very Fine. Standing figure with
baton l., no circles on either side. Rev. Line of six ships
zig-zag into port. Slightly convex planchet, very moderate
wear.

4602 McC-G.26. Half-Length Vernon, Six Ships Medal, 1739.

Brass, 38.4mm. Bold Very Fine. Obv. High relief uniformed
bust l. holding baton, exceptionally fine style. Rev. Arc-
shaped harbor, ships two over four. Olive-gold patina.

4603 Three Varied Vernon Medals: ✩ McC-G.26. Half-length

Bust. 37.7mm ✩ McC-G.51. Vernon Figure-Six Ships. 4607 McC-G.36. Vernon Figure-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
36.2mm ✩ McC-G.58. Vernon Figure-Six Ships. 25.6mm. Very Fine, porous surfaces. Admiral’s figure within
36.4mm, corroded. Reddish-brown. About Good on the circle and legend. Rev. Port with ships 1/2/3, ✩ NOV 22 ✩
overall. (Total: 3 pieces) 1737 in exergue. Reddish-brown, sharp detail.

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4611 McC-G.43. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,

4608 McC-G.38. Vernon, Porto Bello-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 1739. 36.8mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Standing high relief
40.3mm. Choice Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated. figure of Admiral with baton, circle and legend BRITISH.
Beautifully detailed Admiral standing with baton, legend GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Ships snaking into wavy-surface
in outer circle. Rev. Ships in tight port, two over four, narrow port, irregularly-lettered BY COURAGE AND/ CON-
date NOV 22 1739 in exergue. Amazingly high quality, DUCT in exergue. Pleasing high relief provides splendid
bold strike is well protected by exceptionally high outer detail of bust and ships. Satisfying olive-brown surfaces are
rims. Red-brown, smooth surfaces add to this medal’s remarkably smooth and wholly pleasing.
bold appeal.

4612 McC-G.43. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,

1739. 37mm. Strictly Extremely Fine in terms of wear. Stand-
4609 McC-G.38. Vernon, Porto Bello-Six Ships Medal, 1739. ing figure with baton, circle and legend BRITISH. GLORY.
40.3mm. Extremely Fine. Standing Admiral stands with REVIV.D. Rev. Ships snaking into narrow port, irregularly-
baton, legend in outer circle. Rev. Ships in tight port, two lettered BY COURAGE AND/ CONDUCT in exergue. Bold
over four, date NOV 22 1739 in exergue. Remarkably high overall detail of bust and ships. Cleaned long ago and now
quality, unusually bold strike protected by exceptionally deepening red.
high outer rims. Olive-brown, generally smooth surfaces
give notable visual appeal.

4613 McC-G.44. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,

4610 McC-G.41. Vernon, Porto Bello-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 1739. 37.7.8mm. Choice Very Fine. Standing high relief
26.3mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Standing high relief figure figure of Admiral with baton, circle and legend BRITISH.
of Admiral holding baton, legend in outer circle. Rev. Ships GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Ships filling wavy narrow port,
in port 1/2/3, date NOV 22 1739 ends the legend. Very high irregularly-lettered BY COURAGE AND/ CONDUCT in
relief offers excellent detail, sharp outer rims. Deep red- exergue. Trouble-free wear, smooth surfaces display olive-
brown overall. tan patina.

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4614 McC-G.45. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal, 4617 McC-G.49. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,
1739. 36.6mm. Very Fine. Convex obverse bears high relief 1739. 37.5mm. Choice Very Fine. Admiral in circle, legend
figure of Admiral with baton, circle and legend BRITISH. BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D, bold face. Rev. Circle and
GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Ships sailing into very narrow port, legend surround port, ships snaking in single file, exergue BY
BY COURAGE AND/ CONDUCT in exergue. Light wear, COURAGE AND/ CONDUCT. Light wear, olive-tan patina,
red-brown surfaces show scattered tics. light obverse porosity.

4615 McC-G.47. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal, 4618 McC-G.50. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,
1739. 37.1mm. Extremely Fine. Admiral in circle, legend 1739. 37.5mm. Very Fine. Admiral in circle, legend BRIT-
BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend sur- ISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend surround
round port, ships 1/1/3, exergue BY COURAGE AND/ CON- sprawling port, ships 1/1/1/3, exergue BY COURAGE AND/
DUCT. Minimal wear, smooth olive-tan patina accentuates CONDUCT. Cleaned long ago. Trace of lacquer.
a wealth of detail.

4619 McC-G.52. Glory Reviv’d-Nov. 22, 1739. 36.9mm. About

Very Fine. Admiral in circle with baton suggesting a sword,
4616 McC-G.48. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend
1739. 37mm. Choice Very Fine. Admiral in circle, legend surround sprawling port, ships 1/1/1/3, date in exergue.
BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend sur- Olive-tan, wear appropriate to grade.
round port, ships snaking in single file, exergue BY COUR-
AGE AND/ CONDUCT. Light wear, smooth olive-tan
patina.

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new purchases monthL offerings 4620 McC-G.53. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,
1739. 37.3mm About Very Fine. Obv. Vernon l. holding
auction information onLine Bidding baton, two dents in l. field. Rev. Wide circular port fills field,
exergue BY.COURAGE. AND/ CONDUCT. Virtually full
round, pleasing light tan patina.

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4621 McC-G.56. Glory Reviv’d-Nov. 22, 1739. 38mm. Bold Fine. 4625 McC-G.63A. Glory Reviv’d-Nov.22 Medal, 1739. 38mm.
Smaller bust of Admiral in circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. Very Fine. Well-proportioned bust of Admiral l. in circle,
REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend around circular port, date legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend,
below. Olive-tan, wear most notable on face. ships 2/4, date in exergue. Red-brown.

4626 McC-G.65. Glory Reviv’d-Nov.22 Medal, 1739. Silvered

4622 McC-G.59. Glory Reviv’d-Nov. 22, 1739. 37.3mm. About Bronze, 27mm. Choice Very Fine. Well-proportioned bust
Very Fine. Well-proportioned bust of Admiral in circle, of Admiral l. in circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.
legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and legend D. Rev. Circle and legend, ships 2/4, date in exergue, bold
enclose wide oval port, ships 2/4, date below. Olive-tan, bold silvering.
except for wear on face.

4627 McC-G.66. Glory Reviv’d-Nov.22 Medal, 1739. 27mm.

Choice Very Fine. Well-proportioned bust of Admiral l.
4623 McC-G.61A. Slim Bust-Glory Reviv’d Medal, 1739. in circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle
37.4mm. About Very Fine. Slender bust of Admiral l. in and legend, well proportioned port, forts and ships 2/4, date
circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Rev. Circle and in exergue. Deep walnut red-brown.
legend, ships 1/2/3, date below. Olive-tan, a highly distinc-
tive design.

4624 McC-G.63A. Glory Reviv’d-Nov.22 Medal, 1739. 37.5mm. 4628 McC-G.69. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct
Strong Very Fine. Well-proportioned length bust of Ad- Medal, 1739. 36.7mm. Choice Fine. length figure of
miral l. in circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D. Vernon in circle, legend BRITISH. GLORY. REVIV.D.
Rev. Circle and legend, ships 2/4, date in exergue. Deep Rev. Circle and legend, circular port, ships in zig-zag
red-brown. line. Olive-brown.

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4629 McC-G.71. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 4633 McC-G.78. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 37mm.
37.4mm, holed. About Very Fine. Obv. High-relief length About Very Fine. Obv. Full profile length figure of Admiral
Admiral, localized wear at center. Rev. Oddly square, wide holding baton in circle, superior style. Rev. Ships as large as
port with ships 3/3. Boldly struck and detailed. forts 2/4 in narrow port. Deep red color and porosity suggest
earth burial.

4634 McC-G.91. Brave Vernon-No Search Medal, n.d. 25.7mm.

Fine. Obv. Full profile length figure of Admiral holding
4630 McC-G.75. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. baton, ancient toned-over scratches at center. Rev. Small
36.8mm. Very Fine. Obv. High-relief length Admiral round port with ships 1/2/3. NO SEARCH UPON THE SEAS
holding sword-like baton in circle. Rev. Ships snaking into SHALL BE. Deep red surfaces.
port occupying the whole outer circle, date in exergue. A
pleasing example.

4635 McC-G.92. Vernon Took Porto Bello-Six Ships Medal,

1739. 38.3mm. Fine. Obv. Full profile length figure of
4631 McC-G.77. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. Admiral in fine style, circle, quatrefoil stops. Rev. Large
37.1mm. Bold Fine. Obv. High-relief length Admiral ships 1/2/3 in narrow port. Deep red, planchet crack and
holding sword-like baton without circle. Rev. Ships 1/2/3 evidence of burial.
entering tall, narrow port, encrustation spot at 2:00.

4632 McC-G.78. Glory Reviv’d-Courage and Conduct Medal,

4636 McC-G.96. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
n.d. 37.2mm. Very Fine. Obv. High-relief length Admiral
40.4mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Full length figure of
holding sword-like baton in circle. Rev. Ships 1/1/2/2 enter-
Admiral with flaring coat tails, ship and cannon in circle,
ing broadly circular port with tiny forts at top. Appealing
reversed ‘N’s. Rev. Large ships 3/3 outside tiny port. Boldest
saddle-brown patina.
strike yields outstanding detail and forceful appeal.

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4640 McC-G.103. Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d Medal, 1739.

4637 McC-G.97. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
38.4mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Admiral standing to
40.6mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Full length figure of
r. in circle with baton, flaring coat tails, ship l., cannon r.
Admiral with flaring coat tails, ship and cannon in circle,
normal ‘N’s in legend. McCormick-Goodhart varieties up
reversed ‘N’s. Rev. Evenly matched ships 3/3 outside tiny
this point show Admiral Vernon facing left. Rev. Crowded
port. Bold strike, pleasing detail, and forceful appeal.
forts, ships 3/3 in port. Sharp relief, light wears at centers
combine for exceptional quality.

Exceptional Vernon, Cannon and Anchor Medal

4641 McC-G.104. Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d Medal, 1739.

38.5mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Admiral standing to r.
4638 McC-G.98. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 38mm. in circle with baton, flaring coat tails, ship l., cannon r. normal
About Uncirculated. Obv. Standing Admiral with baton, flar- N’s in legend. Rev. Large forts, ships 2/4 are crowded into
ing coat tails, right arm separated from body. Anchor and port. High relief, minimal wear create bold appeal. Saddle-
cannon in circle, reversed N’s appear in legend. Rev. Evenly brown.
matched ships 2/4 outside tiny port. Marvelously high relief
offers a rare wealth of minute detail, deep reddish-brown delightful High-Grade Vernon to Right Medal
surfaces create exceptional visual appeal.

4642 McC-G.104A. Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d Medal,

4639 McC-G.98. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 1739. 38.8mm. Choice About Uncirculated, arguably Mint
38.3mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral with baton, State. Obv. Admiral standing to r. in circle with baton, flar-
flaring coat tails, anchor and cannon in circle, reversed ‘N’s ing coat tails, ship l., cannon r. reversed N’s in legend. Rev.
in legend. Rev. Evenly matched ships 2/4 outside tiny port. Large forts, ships 2/4 are crowded into port, boldly recut
High relief, slightly wavy planchet shows moderate wear, date in exergue. Sharply struck in high relief, splendid deep
coppery-red surfaces. brown patina makes this a visual standout.

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plain. Rev. Tiny rainbow-shaped town is dwarfed by forts and

Sharp High-Grade Vernon to Right Medal
ships arranged 2/4, the lower row in waves. Moderate wear,
cleaned long ago and now a smooth, pleasing red-brown.

4647 Trio of Varied Vernon Medals. Fine with planchet fail-

ures. Includes: ✩ McC-G.116. Vernon r.-Six Ships. Left
rim broken and corroded ✩ McC-G. 167. Spanish Pride
Humbled. Rim broken at 5:50 ✩ McC-G.187. The Hon.
Edward Vernon. Primitive facing figure, irregular hole in r.
field. Very Good to Fine on the overall. (Total: 3 pieces)

4643 McC-G.105. Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d Medal, 1739.

37mm. Choice About Uncirculated. Obv. Admiral standing
to r. with baton, flaring coat tails, ship l., cannon r. reversed
‘N’s in legend. Rev. Jam of forts and ships in totally filled
port, recut date and die crack in exergue. Lovely strike and
detail, deep red-brown patina gives bold beauty.

4648 McC-G.120. Vernon to Right-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

36.6mm. Fine. Obv. Vernon standing r. on stippled floor.
Rev. Arc-shaped town, port with ships 2/4. Obverse shows
ancient graffiti Henry.

4644 McC-G.111. Curly-haired Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d

Medal, 1739. 26.9mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Curly-
haired Admiral standing in circle to r. holding sword and
baton, ship l., cannon r. Rev. Rainbow-shaped town atop port
holding meticulous ships arranged 2/4. Boldly struck, reddish
overall patina increases this medal’s undeniable appeal.

4649 McC-G.125. Vernon on Shell-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

36.6mm. About Uncirculated or finer. Obv. Intricately
detailed standing Admiral in circle holds baton and sword,
ship l., cannon r. Below his feet is a large scallop shell in
flourish of marine plants. The outer rims are boldly “reeded”
or milled on both sides though the edges are plain. Rev. Tiny
4645 McC-G.112. Curly-haired Vernon to Right, Glory Reviv’d rainbow-shaped town is dwarfed by equal-sized forts and
Medal, 1739. 26.7mm. Fine. Obv. Curly-haired Admiral in ships arranged 2/4, the lower row in a wispy suggestion of
circle to r. holds sword and baton, ship l., cannon r. Rev. waves. Lacquered long ago.
Rainbow-shaped town atop port containing ships arranged
2/4. Normal wear joins light red surfaces.

4650 McC-G.125. Vernon on Shell-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

38.1mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Admiral Vernon stand-
4646 McC-G.115. Vernon to Right, Six Ships Medal, 1739. ing in circle with baton and sword, ship l., cannon r., a large
37.8mm. Very Fine. Obv. A distinctive, well-proportioned scallop shell in flourish of marine plants beneath his feet. The
Vernon unlike any earlier McCormick-Goodhart variety outer rims are “reeded” or milled on both sides while edges are
stands to r. in a plain circle, holding sword and baton, ship plain. Rev. Splendidly struck with a tiny rainbow-shaped town
l., cannon r., nothing beneath his feet. The outer rims are dwarfed by equal-sized forts and ships arranged 2/4, the lower
boldly “reeded” or milled on both sides though the edges are row in a wispy suggestion of waves. Attractive light brown.

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4651 McC-G.129. Vernon on Shell-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 4655 McC-G.139. Vernon and Brown-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
37.7mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Admiral Vernon standing in 37.4mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Vernon r., Brown
circle with baton and sword, ship l., cannon r., a large scal- in profile. Rev. Ships 3/3 sailing toward a notably distant
lop shell and marine plants are beneath his feet. The outer port. Olive-tan with traces of old encrustation.
rims are “reeded” or milled on both sides while edges are
plain. Rev. Rainbow-shaped town is dwarfed by equal-sized
forts and ships arranged 2/4, only the lower row is sailing
on sketchy waves. Light red-brown.

4656 McC-G.139. Vernon and Brown-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

37mm. Strong Very Fine. Obv. Vernon r., Brown in profile.
Rev. Ships 3/3 sailing toward a distant port. The edge is
4652 McC-G.129. Vernon on Shell-Six Ships Medal, 1739. somewhat jagged in four places, but the design is remarkably
37.7mm. Very Fine. Obv. Admiral Vernon in circle with baton bold. Red-brown.
and sword, ship l., cannon r., a large scallop shell and marine
plants below. Rims are “reeded” or milled on both sides, edges
are plain. Rev. Rainbow-shaped town is dwarfed by equal-sized
forts and ships arranged 2/4, the lower row sails on sketchy
waves. Porous surfaces, especially on upper obverse.

4657 McC-G.141. Vernon and Brown-Six Ships Medal, 1739.

33mm. Bold Fine. Obv. Vernon r., Brown in profile. Rev.
Ships 1/2/3 sailing toward a tiny and distant port. Uniform
4653 McC-G.136. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
wear, olive-brown.
26.9mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Vernon standing with
sword and baton r., anchor and cannon flanking with no
circle. Rev. Tightly packed ships and forts. Uniform porosity,
a couple of old toned-over scratches, red-brown.

4654 McC-G.136. Glory Reviv’d-Six Ships Medal, 1739. 4658 McC-G.142. Vernon and Brown-Six Ships Medal, 1739.
27.4mm. Strong Fine. Obv. Vernon standing r., anchor 36.9mm. About Very Fine. Obv. Vernon r., Brown in
and cannon flanking. Rev. Tightly packed ships and forts. profile. Rev. Ships 1/2/3 penetrating an oval port. Glossy
Trouble-free wear, red-brown. smooth brown, planchet notch at 12:30.

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4659 McC-G.143. Vernon and Brown-Took Porto Bello Medal, 4662 McC-G.145. Vernon and Brown Courage and Conduct
1739. 38.4mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Brown in r. pro- Medal, 1739. 37.2mm. Extremely Fine in strict terms of
file, Vernon l., exergue line and TOO PORTO/ BELLO. wear, but notched at 4:00. Obv. Brown in r. profile, Ver-
Rev. Ships 1/2/3 penetrating an oval wavy port. Olive-brown, non full face, exergue line and BY THE COURAGE/ AND
hint of edge roughness as made. CONDUCT. Rev. Ships bunched tightly at lower r., port
empty, I.W. FECIT in exergue. Red-brown. Lightly bent at
the notch.

4660 McC-G.144. Vernon and Brown-Took Porto Bello Medal,

1739. 38.2mm. Very Fine. Obv. Brown in r. profile, Vernon 4663 McC-G.146. Vernon and Brown Took Porto Bello Medal,
l., exergue line and TOO PORTO/ BELLO, old scratches 1739. 38mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Legend within
in upper field. Rev. Ships 2/4 confronting oval wavy port. two lines surrounds length figures of Brown in r. profile,
Olive-brown, minor obverse porosity. Vernon full face. Rev. Ships form a central pyramid in bar-
bell shaped port, date in exergue. Olive patina.

4661 McC-G.145. Vernon and Brown Courage and Conduct 4664 McC-G.153. Vernon, Brown and Shell Medal, 1739.
Medal, 1739. 37.6mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Brown in r. 37.9mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Elegant slender
profile, Vernon full face, exergue line and BY THE COUR- facing figures of Brown and Vernon holding batons over
AGE/ AND CONDUCT. Rev. Ships bunched tightly at lower scallop shell and sea plants. Rev. Ships 2/4 confront harbor,
r., port empty, I.W. FECIT in exergue. Milled rims, pebbly breakwater, forts and ships sailing l. are formed by linked
surfaces define this beautifully detailed example. circles, date in exergue. Pleasing olive patina.

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4665 McC-G.153. Vernon, Brown and Shell Medal, 1739. 4668 McC-G.165. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal, 1739.
37.9mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Elegant slender facing 37.4mm. About Very Fine. Obv. Don Blas on one knee sur-
figures of Brown and Vernon holding batons over scallop renders sword to Vernon, narrow ground and floral ornament
shell and sea plants. Rev. Ships 2/4 enter harbor. Breakwater, below. Rev. Ships bunched in triangle appear to be sailing
forts and ships sailing r. are made of linked o’s. Ships on past port opening. Cleaned at one time, now toning to deep
waves enter a waveless tight harbor. Red-brown patina. red.

4666 McC-G.164. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal, 1739.

38mm. Very Fine. Obv. Circle encloses legend and floral 4669 McC-G.166. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal,
ornament at bottom. Spanish commander of the Cartagena 1739. 37.7mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Legend with-
fleet Don Blas de Leso kneels on wide ground in surrender out circle, floral ornament below Spanish commander Don
to Vernon, an event which never took place. Rev. Forts and Blas kneeling on narrow ground in surrender to Vernon.
ships tightly squeezed together in port, SI SHIPS legend. Rev. Ships bunched in triangle formation seem to be sailing
Olive-brown. past mouth of high-arching port. Delightful olive-brown
surfaces.

4667 McC-G.165. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal,

1739. 38.2mm.Choice Very Fine. Obv. Legend in circle, 4670 McC-G.168. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal, 1739.
floral ornament below. Spanish commander Don Blas kneels 37.6mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Legend in circle, shell and
on narrow ground in surrender to Vernon, an event which sea plant lie below large kneeling figure of Spanish com-
never took place. Rev. Ships bunched in triangle formation mander Don Blas surrendering to Vernon. Rev. Ships widely
at lower r. seem to be sailing past port mouth. Traces of positioned 2/4 approach harbor, date below. Cleaned long
obverse lamination, deep brown. ago, old encrustation on obverse.

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4671 McC-G.169. Vernon Humbles Pride of Spain Medal, 1739. 4674 McC-G.177. Vernon, Brown and don Blas Medal, 1739.
37.8mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Legend in circle, shell and 38.7mm. About Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral and
sea plant lie below large kneeling figure of Spanish com- Commodore flank kneeling Spaniard. Rev. Ships in triangle
mander Don Blas surrendering to Vernon. Rev. Ships widely formation sailing to right past harbor mouth, I. .W in exergue.
positioned 2/4 approach harbor, date below. Reverse shows Olive-brown.
trace of old encrustation.

4672 McC-G.175. Vernon-Spanish Pride Pulled down Medal,

1730. 27.9mm. Very Fine. Obv. Don Blas on both knees sur-
renders sword to standing Vernon, very crude recut lettering.
Rev. Ships in triangle formation appear to be sailing past port
at lower r. Traces of old encrustation, deep red-brown. 4675 McC-G.186. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,
1739. 39.2mm. About Very Fine. Obv. Primitive style stand-
ing Admiral full face as Commander in Chief, West Indies
in expected attack on Fort Chagre. Rev. Ships in tight 3/3
formation at Porto Bello. Red-brown surfaces.
High Quality Vernon, ogle and Wentworth Medal

4673 McC-G.176, Betts 309. Brave Vernon, ogle and Went-

worth Medal, 1739. 37.7mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv.
Three standing uniformed figures, tiny lions at their feet, 4676 McC-G.186. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,
BRAVE VERNON OGLE WENTWORTH. Rev. Ships 1739. 38.4mm. About Very Fine. Obv. Primitive style stand-
in triangle formation seem to be sailing right past harbor ing Admiral full face as Commander in Chief, West Indies
mouth. Here is a highly original design, one of the few in in planned attack on Fort Chagre, tree at left. Rev. Ships
the Vernon corpus, a glass finds some ancient toned-over in tight 3/3 formation at Porto Bello. Red-brown, traces of
scratches. Light glossy brown. silver stain on reverse high points.

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Fine design Vernon-Fort Chagre Medal

4677 McC-G.189. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,

1739. 39.2mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Admi- 4680 McC-G.196. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,
ral full face in fine style, small-letter legend proclaims HATH 1739. 36.9mm. Strong Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral full face
ONCE MORE REVIV D THE BRITISH GLORY, exergue, with tiny legs, A VIEW/ OF. FORT/ CHAGRE at l. Rev. Tiny
THE. HON EDWARD/ VERNON. ES ., tree at left. Rev. ships 1/1/2/2 in circular port. Edges and fields are uneven
Ships in tight diagonal 3/3 formation appear to be sailing dark olive.
past harbor mouth. Retrograde ‘N’s’ appear throughout the
legends. Handsome glossy brown.

4681 McC-G.200. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,

1739. 37.2mm. Strong Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral in fine
4678 McC-G.190. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal, style facing l. toward FORT/ CHAGRE, SI SHIPS legend.
1739. 39.5mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Admi- Rev. Ships 3/3 confronting distant port, SI SHIPS legend
ral full face in fine style, small-letter legend proclaims HATH reiterated. Here is a medal displaying fine artistic style and
ONCE MORE REVIV D THE BRITISH GLORY, exergue, an inexplicable repeating reference to Porto Bello. Olive
THE. HON EDWARD/ VERNON. ES ., tree at left. Rev. surfaces, even wear.
Ships in tight diagonal 3/3 formation appear to be sailing
past harbor mouth. All ‘N’s’ are retrograde in legends. Very
bold strike, planchet notch at 2:00. Cleaned at one time, now
a smooth red.

4682 McC-G.202. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal,

1739. 36.5mm. Basic Very Fine. Obv. Beautifully engraved
half-length Vernon facing. R. toward trophy of Spanish flag
4679 McC-G.192. Vernon and Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Medal, and arms, FORT/ CHAGRE /B. l., small-letter legends and
1739. 37.5mm. Bold Fine. Obv. Admiral in full profile l. no circles on either side. Re . Ships 1/2/3 at wide port, SI
toward FORT/ CHAGRE, tree at r. Rev. Ships 2/4 below SHIPS legend. High quality design, edges rough, cleaned
wide port. Uneven surfaces, planchet chips, trace of encrusta- long ago.
tion.

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Fascinating Stippled Field Fort Chagre Medal

4686 McC-G.210. Vernon the Preserver Took Carthagena

Medal, 1741. 37.7mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing
4683 McC-G.206. Vernon on Shell, Fort Chagre-Porto Bello Admiral facing l., flanked by two forts and ships, recessed
Medal, 1739. Brass, 37.8mm. Choice Very Fine. Obv. Slen- legend in circle, ADMIRAL. VERNON. THE. PRESERVER.
der small-headed Admiral r. with sword and baton on boldly OF. HIS. COUNTRY Rev. No circle, TOO . CARTHAGENA
stippled field, GLORY REVIV D legend in circle, FORT/ over relief map and seven ships, tiny S. IOS. Deep olive,
CHAGRE at r., scallop and sea plants below. Rev. Ships 2/4, beautifully struck and a gem of the Vernon issues missing
forts and ships are made of linked ooooo’s, date in exergue. from the Ford collection.
Another superior design, cleaned and lacquered long ago.

4687 McC-G.213. Vernon Viewing Carthagena Medal, 1741.

4684 McC-G.206. Vernon on Shell, Fort Chagre-Porto Bello 35.6mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral facing l.,
Medal, 1739. 37.7mm. Choice Very Fine. Obv. Slender flanked by church-like forts and two ships, legend in circle,
small-headed Admiral r. with sword and baton on faintly ADM. VERNON. VIEWING. THE. TOWN. OF. CARTHA-
stippled field, GLORY REVIV D legend in circle, FORT/ GENA. Rev. Five ships at schematic of port, no circle, HE
CHAGRE at r., scallop and sea plants below. Rev. Ships 2/4, DESTROYD THE FORTS OF CARTHAGENA. Deep olive-
forts and ships formed of linked ooooo’s, date in exergue. brown, boldly struck, a highly original component of the
Deep, smooth olive patina. Vernon series not found in Ford.

4685 McC-G.209. Vernon i Came, Saw Conquered Medal,

1741. 37.7mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. length Admiral
facing, legend without circle, I. CAME. I. SAW. I CON- 4688 McC-G.214. Vernon Viewing Carthagena-Forts de-
UERED. Rev. Legend in circle, NONE. MORE. READY. stroyed Medal, 1741. Brass, 36.8mm. Bold Very Fine. Obv.
NONE. MORE. BRAVE. APRIL. 1741., distant town over Standing Admiral facing l., viewing port, ships behind. Rev.
tiny harbor holding a single open boat and inscription DON View of forts of CARTHAGENA, S. IOSEPH, SYACO. all
BLASS. A trace of planchet waviness, handsome deep red-tan stated to have been destroyed. Brassy yellow with scattered
patina. surface pitting.

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Rev. Hillside town, massive forts, ships on powerful waves,

VERNON CON UERD CARTHAGENA, date in exergue.
Superlative strike and detail.

4689 McC-G.215. Vernon Glory Reviv’d-Carthagena Taken

Medal, 1741. 37.8mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral
facing l. with flaring coat tails, cannon and anchor. Rev.
Ships, open boats, forts in legend AD. VERNON ADML. 4693 McC-G.220. Vernon Took Carthagena Medal, 1741.
OGLE TOO CARTHAGENA BY SEA AND LAND. Deep 34.7mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral, kneeling DON
olive, obverse shows scattered pitting. BLASS,, double circle encloses THE. PRIDE. OF. SPAIN.
HUMBLED BY ADML. VERNON. Rev. City in straight line
over three large trident-like forts, small ships. HE TOO
CARTHAGENA APRIL 1741. Even wear, deep olive sur-
faces.

4690 McC-G.216. Vernon Glory Reviv’d-Carthagena Taken

Medal, 1741. 37.8mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral
facing l. with flaring coat tails, cannon and anchor. Rev.
Ships, open boats, forts in legend AD. VERNON ADML.
OGLE TOO CARTHAGENA BY SEA AND LAND. Deep
olive, scattered ancient tics. 4694 McC-G.221. Vernon Spanish Pride Pulled down Medal,
1741. 37.1mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral holds
sword and baton over Don Blass on both knees, circle-leg-
end, THE SPANISH PRIDE PULLED DOWN BY ADMIRAL
VERNON, scallop below. Rev. City in straight line over tint
port inscribed DON BLASS, legend hails TRUE BRITISH
HEROES TOO CARTHAGENA. Even wear, lightest brown
patina.

Wonderfully Sharp Spanish Pride-British

Heroes Medal
4691 McC-G.218. Vernon Conquered Carthagena Medal, 1741.
38.3mm. Very Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral, kneeling DON
BLASS, THE. PRIDE. OF. SPAIN. HUMBLED Rev. Virtu-
ally circular closed port, legend HE. TOO . CARTHAGENA.
APR. 1741. Moderate wear, deep olive patina.

4695 McC-G.223. Vernon Spanish Pride Pulled down Medal,

1741. 37.1mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Standing Admiral
holds sword and grips Don Blas’ surrendered sword, THE
SPANISH PRIDE PULLED DOWN BY ADMIRAL VERNON,
scallop below. Rev. City in straight line over three ships and
4692 McC-G.219. Vernon Conquered Carthagena Medal, 1741. one open boat, TRUE BRITISH HEROES TOO CARTHA-
38.6mm. Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral, kneel- GENA. A meticulously detailed strike is enriched by light
ing DON BLASS, THE. PRIDE. OF. SPAIN. HUMBLED brown patina.

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outstanding Vernon and Sir Chaloner ogle Medal

4699 McC-G.229. Vernon and ogle - True British Heroes

4696 McC-G.225. Vernon and ogle Look for don Blass Medal, Medal, 1741. 37.6mm, 1.4mm thick. About Uncirculated.
1741. 36.7mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Standing Admiral Obv. Standing Admiral and General, exchange greeting, scal-
and General, exergue WE LOO FOR DON BLASS. Rev. lop below. Rev. City in straight line over minute port with one
City in straight line over microscopic port labeled DON tiny ship, TRUE BRITISH HEROES TOO CARTHAGENA,
BLASS, TOO CARTHAGENA APRIL 1741 above. Lovely date in exergue. Exceptionally thin planchet shows porosity
strike and detail join handsome brown patina. with traces of mint red.

4697 McC-G.225. Vernon and ogle Look for don Blass Medal,
4700 McC-G.231. Vernon, ogle - don Blas Medal, 1741.
1741. 36.8mm. About Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Ad-
38.2mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Standing Admiral and
miral and General, exergue WE LOO FOR DON BLASS.
General flank kneeling Spaniard, Ogle’s name in exergue.
Rev. City in straight line over microscopic port labeled DON
Rev. City in straight line over minute port with one open boat,
BLASS, legend above announces TOO CARTHAGENA
offset to left, legend in circle, THEY TOO CARTHAGENA
APRIL 1741. Light wear, brown patina.
APRIL 1741. Light obverse porosity, satisfying brown pa-
tina.

4698 McC-G.229. Vernon and ogle - True British Heroes

Medal, 1741. 39.9mm, 1.7mm thick. About Uncirculated.
Obv. Standing Admiral and General, exchange greeting, scal-
lop below. Rev. City in straight line over minute port with one 4701 McC-G.233. Vernon, ogle and Wentworth Medal, 1741.
tiny ship, TRUE BRITISH HEROES TOO CARTHAGENA, 39.5mm. Good. Obv. Three standing figures crowned by
date in exergue. Attractive light brown patina. angel, Rev. “Domed” port, legend above WHO TOO
CARTHAGENA. Well worn but elusive.

4702 McC-G.234. Brave Vernon, ogle and Wentworth Medal,

1741. 38.1mm. Very Fine. Obv. Three standing figures,
Wentworth holding spear. Rev. Four ships approach fortified
port, legend above VERNON CON UERD CARTAGENA.
Moderate wear, red, porous obverse.

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UNiTEd STATES MEdALS

REVoLUTioNARy WAR

4703 McC-G.237A. Vernon, Vice Admiral of the Blue Medal,

1739. Bronze silverplate, 35.9mm. Good, holed. Obv. Vernon
with sword strides l. between fort and ship, cannon l. Rev.
Ships 1/2/3 with weak water lines, PORTO BELLO legend.
Pebbly surfaces.

4704 McC-G.238. Vernon, Vice Admiral of the Blue Medal,

1739. 37.4mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Sword-wield-
ing Vernon strides l. between fort and ship, cannon l. Rev.
Ships 1/2/3 sail r., sketchy port above, SI SHIPS legend.
Satisfying detail is enriched by smooth, pervasive light
brown patina.

Exciting Mint State Argyll and Walpole Medal

4705 McC-G.240. Generous duke of Argyll- Sir Robert

Walpole Medal, n.d. 37.4 x 37.1mm. Uncirculated. Obv.
Armored Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of Argyll (1682- 4706 Baker 48d, Julian Mi-1. Washington Before Boston
1761), Lord High Treasurer of Scotland, Keeper of the Medal, 1790. Bronze, 68.5mm. By Pierre Simon Duvivier.
Great Seal, chief Scottish advisor to Sir Robert Walpole. Choice Uncirculated. Obv. Washington bust r. after Houdon.
Legend .THE. GENEROUSE DU E OF ARGYLL, NO Original die is identified by rust at point of peruke, in right
PENTIONER. Rev. Whig statesman Sir Robert Walpole, field near chin and in the legend. Rev. Washington and staff
one-time Prime Minister, financier and Secretary of State on Dorchester Heights watch British evacuation. Replace-
under the Hanoverians led by a rope held by the Devil into ment die is identified by three legs under Washington’s horse.
hell. Walpole was in office and initially opposed the war with Edgemark Pointing Hand-CUIVRE of 1845-1860. Rich light
Spain in 1739 that saw Vernon’s great victory at Porto Bello. brown patina, a few minor obverse freckles are noted.
Legend MA E. ROOM. FOR. SIR ROBERT, NO E CISE
Magnificent strike, faint porosity can be found with a glass,
light brown patina of great beauty.

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WASHiNGToNiANA

4710 Baker 91, Julian PR-27. Time increases his Fame Medal,
Ca. 1859. Copper bronzed, 27.9mm. By William Kneass.
4707 Julian Mi-8. Lieutenant Colonel William Washington Uncirculated. Obv. Distinctive small Washington bust r.
Medal, 1781. Bronze, 46.1mm. By Pierre Simon Duvivier. Rev. TIME INCREASES HIS FAME in wreath. Red ma-
Uncirculated. Obv. Washington leading the charge at Cow- hogany patina.
pens. Rev. 6-line Latin inscription. Struck by the Paris Mint
with original dies, edgemark Pointing Hand-CUIVRE of
1845-1860. Light red-orange patina shows great beauty.

4708 Betts 620. Benjamin Franklin Natus Boston Medal,

1784. Bronze, 46.1mm. By Augustin Dupr . Uncirculated.
Obv. Aged bust of philosopher-statesman l, birth date 1706
below. Rev. Oak encloses ERIPUIT COELO/ FULMEN/
SCEPTRUM UE/ TYRANNIS, He Took Lightning from the
Hea ens and the Scepter from the Tyrant. Struck by Paris
Mint, edgemark Pointing Hand-CUIVRE, 1845-1860. Deep
glossy brown.
4711 Baker o-297. Washington Masonic initiation Sesquicen-
tennial Medal, 1902. Bronze, 51.9mm. Uncirculated. Obv.
Civil Washington bust l. Rev. Radiant Apollo head, Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania. Handsome red-brown patina.

VISIT ONLINE

4709 Societ Montyon et Franklin Medal, 1833. Bronze, WWW.STACKS.COM

41.7mm By J.J. Barre. About Uncirculated. Obv. Busts l. of
American philosopher-statesman Franklin and French phi- New purchases • Monthly offerings
lanthropist Abb Montyon, nose to ‘U’ of DU. Rev. Society
legend, Society Montyon and Franklin for Portraits of Useful Auction information • Online bidding
Men. Light reddish-brown.

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Majestic Society of the Cincinnati Philadelphia Monument Medal

4712 Baker S-324A. Philadelphia Washington Monument Unveiling Medal, 1897. White Metal, 75.5mm. By Peter
L. Krider. Uncirculated. Obv. View of equestrian statue on an elaborate pedestal, created by German sculptor
Prof. Rudolph Siemerling, May 1897. Rev. Emblem of the sponsor, the Society of the Cincinnati.

4714 Baker 426A. independence Centennial Exhibition danish

Medal, 1876. Bronze, 52.7mm. By H. Olrik, F. Schmahlfeld,
V. Christesen. Prooflike Uncirculated. Obv. Cherubs crown
oval Washington bust. Rev. Liberty with Art, Industry, Com-
merce, Agriculture. Reflective light brown.

4715 Brooklyn Bridge-Washington inaugural Centennial,

1889. White Metal, 51.3mm. By George H. Lovett. Douglas
7A. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. Obv. Washington
4713 Baker 326, Julian MT-23. Washington Cabinet inaugura- bust r. in inset circle. Rev. Radiant sun above the Brooklyn
tion Medal, 1860. Copper bronzed, 59.6mm. By Anthony C. Bridge, Arms below. Holed for suspension at 1:00 ✩ Also
Paquet. Uncirculated. Obv. Washington bust after Houdon r. Souvenir demi-tasse Spoon. Jamestown Expo, 1907.
Rev. Washington bust tops 4-sided cabinet, favorite project Manufacturer’s Building ✩ and England (?). Masonic
of Mint Director James Ross Snowden for which many U.S. - Knight’s Templar dover Commandery No. 363. Past
coin rarities were struck for use as trading stock. Deep red Commander’s Jewel. Sir Elmer Losey. Very Fine. (Total:
mahogany patina. 3 pieces)

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U. S. MiNT MEdALS

4716 Julian CM-11. independence Centennial Medal, 1876.

Copper bronzed, 57.6mm. By William Barber. Choice
Uncirculated. Obv. Liberty crowns Industry and Arts. Rev.
Sword-wielding Columbia rises under glory of stars. Deep
glossy mahogany patina shows exceptional quality. In fitted
purple-lined, brass-hinged case of issue.

4718 Great White Fleet departure Plaquette, 1907. Bronze,

79.7 x 61mm. By Charles E. Barber. Uncirculated. Obv.
Theodore Roosevelt bust l. Rev. Columbia and putto watch
Hampton Roads departure, same figures later placed on the
Panama-Pacific Half Dollar. Olive-gold patina.

CAMPAiGN ANd PoLiTiCAL MEdALS

4719 Trio of political medalets: ✩ William Henry Harrison-
Peoples Choice, 1840. DeWitt WHH 1840-25. Uniformed
bust l., 4 buttons. Rev. Log cabin, cider barrel. Holed for
suspension ✩ Henry Clay, Protection, 1844. DeWitt HC
1844-32. Bare head l. in stars, Rev. Eagle. Holed as made
✩ Zachary Taylor, 1848. DeWitt T 1848-21. Uniformed
bust facing, battle honors. Rev. Eagle. Not holed. Very Fine.
(Total: 3 pieces)

4720 1864 Elections Pair plus one Lincoln medal. Abraham

Lincoln: ✩ FREEdoM To ALL MEN. White Metal,
4717 Julian AM-18. Franklin institute of Pennsylvania Sec- 32.4mm. From dies by W.H. Key. DeWitt AL 1864-5. Bust
ond Premium Medal, 1852. Copper bronzed, 50.9mm. l. Rv. Washington bust r. on radiant star. Holed at 12:00.
By Christian Gobrecht. Uncirculated. Obv. Franklin bust Extremely Fine ✩ ABRAHAM LiNCoLN FoR PRESi-
l. with long truncation, 1824 below. Rev. Award engraving dENT 1864. Brass, 30.5. DeWitt Al 1864-10. Bearded
W. G.R. Wood/ Philada. Pa./ For Fancy Mallea le/ Iron Lincoln bust r. Rv. U.S. on bannered oval with eagle atop.
Ware/ 1852. In fitted case with gold-stamped slip cover of Good Very Fine ✩ Centennial of Lincoln’s Birth, 1909.
issue. Dark glossy brown patina. Bronze, 33.5mm. Extremely Fine. (Total: 3 pieces)

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PRESidENTiAL iNAUGURAL MEdALS

davison’s Struck Bronze 1905 Roosevelt inaugural

4721 Theodore Roosevelt inaugural Medal, 1905. Struck
Bronze, 44.2mm, 4.6mm thick at 6:00. TR 1903-3. Uncir-
culated, nearly Choice. Obv. Frock-coated bust l. adapted
from the Mint’s Presidential medal. Rev. Laurel-oak spray,
6-line Inaugural inscription. Light walnut-brown, one of
3,000 struck by Joseph K. Davison’s Sons of Philadelphia.
This very traditional design triggered creation of the more
famous cast Augustus Saint Gaudens-A.A. Weinman Inau-
gural medal, though critic Cornelius Vermeule has written
that its likeness of dynamic President Theodore Roosevelt
was truer to life than that on the larger cast medal.

4722 John Fitzgerald Kennedy inaugural Medal, 1961. .999 Silver, 69.8mm. By Paul Manship. JFK 1961-2.
Choice About Uncirculated. Obv. High relief bust l. Rev. Presidential Seal. Serial 40 1 of 7,500 Sil er
struck by Medallic Art Co. Antique patina, a trace of edge roughness is noted for accuracy.

4723 William Jefferson Clinton First inaugural Medal, 1993. .999 Silver, 63.5mm. By Jesse Corsaut and
Norman Nemeth. Uncirculated. Obv. Bust l., full form of name rather than the more familiar “Bill.”
Rev. Mountains and plain, small Presidential Seal. Serial #1339, struck by Hoffman and Hoffman, Carmel
CA. Antique patina, in fitted case of issue.

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NUMiSMATiC MEdALS

4724 Frossard’s Masonic Magic of Numbers Medal, 1881. White Metal, 51.2mm. By George Hampden Lovett.
Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Bust of Swiss-born dealer l. in Masonic compass and T-square, DEDICATED
TO COLLECTORS OF MASONIC MEDALS. Rev. Numerological square, THE MAGIC OF NUMBERS.
This medal is noted in Pete Smith’s American Numismatic Biographies. / Boldly lustrous.

desirable American Numismatic Society

drake Plaquette
4725 Sir Francis drake discoveries Plaquette, 1907.
Silver, 65 x 55.7mm. By Rudolf Marschall. About
Uncirculated. Obv. Facing bust of English explorer
and circumnavigator of the globe in ruff, vital dates
1540-1596. Rev. Early Western Hemisphere map
with Drake’s route to California (New Albion) and
the Pacific Northwest. Struck y .C. Christel auer,
Vienna, Serial number 12. Light steel toning, a faint
scuff is seen in left obverse field.

4726 Adolph Werner 50 years of Service at the College of the City of N.y., 1907. Bronze Plaque, 64.3x47mm.
By Victor David Brenner. Extremely Fine. Obv. Half-figure of Werner l. Rev. Legend beneath branch, City
College above.

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4727 Society of Medalists’ First issue. 1930-Steady. Bronze,

72.4mm. By Laura Gardin Fraser. Extremely Fine-About Uncir-
culated. Hunter standing r., his rifle straight at waist-level, Setter
catching the scent poised r. at his feet. Ruffed Grouse r.

4728 Society of Medalists Seventh issue. 1933-Gloria. Bronze,

73mm. By Carl Paul Jennewein. Extremely Fine. Obv. Putti
walking holding two wreaths. Rev. Fly; FAMA. Light scuff.

AMERiCANA
4731 delaware Tercentenary Guest Badge, 1938. 44.5mm
4729 1812 Society Medal, n.d. Bronze uniface, 63.8mm. This Bronze Medal suspended from a blue-gray/yellow striped
mysterious design presents an ancient tree in full foliage Tercentenary guest ribbon, backed by a red, white and blue
with four faces emerging amid the leaves, 1812 incuse in ribbon. The medal’s obverse depicts settlers boarding the
the trunk, Old English Society below. No artist’s name, no pinnace almar Nyckel settlement legend on the reverse.
maker’s marks appear. Uncirculated. The whole construction set from a pictorial top-plate with
DELAWARE on blue enamel. Back ribbon curling a bit at
4730 (1828-59) United Bowmen of end. About Uncirculated.
Philadelphia award or member-
ship pin. Gold. Used. 1.89 grams,
28 mm long. Lightly polished, 4732 Centennial of the Seventh Regiment of the New york
discoloration on front, pin clasp National Guard, 1906. By B.B. & B. Co., Philadelphia.
now missing. Another as above. Good Very Fine. Obv. Maiden standing r., Regimental shield
From Stack s Americana Sale leaning against her, “1806” building above in wreath, “1906”
of 2002, Lot 39 Stack s Ameri- edifice below. Rev. Commemorative legend, U.S. eagle
cana sale of 2003, Lot 1 39. below with branch. On barred red moir ribbon.

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4733 yacht Racing Association of Long island Sound. Larchmont yacht Club Award Medal, 1910. Bronze, 77mm.
Tiffany & Co. Extremely Fine. Obv. Oncoming square-masted ship. Rev. Award legend in wreath. Presented to the
Yacht Iola for the 21 Foot Class. An interesting Westchester County and Tiffany item. Nick and a few light scratches
on the reverse.

4734 opening of the New york State Chamber of Commerce Building, 1902. Bronze, 77mm. By Tiffany & Co. Ex-
tremely Fine. Obv. View of the ornate edifice. Rev. Indian satchem and Liberty, wearing a turreted crown, clasping
hands, globe behind with a radiant caduceus above, garland around with a U.S., German, British and French shield
at the compass points. Tiny green spot in reverse legend. In original Tiffany case (some scuffing of cover).

4735 Civil War Centennial Medal, 1961. Bronze, 63.6mm. By George Hampden Lovett. Style of earlier Revolution Me-
Joseph Renier. Obv. Generals Grant and Klee. Rev. Soldiers dalets but 44.3mm ✩ Ponce de Leon-Fountain of youth
support U.S. shield. Struck by Medallic Art Co. Uncircu- Medal, ca. 1925. (Total: 4 pieces)
lated.
4737 Token and medal pair: ✩ Evasion Halfpenny, 1771. Copper,
4736 Americana Silver and Bronze Sampler. About Uncircu- 27.6mm. Fine. Obv. George III mailed bust r. with nonsense
lated to Uncirculated. Includes: ✩ U.S. Mint Washington legend GREGORY III PON. Rev. Britannia seated, BRITAIN
Born-died Silver Medalet, ca 1862. Baker 156A ✩ Wash- RULES ✩ oliver Hazard Perry Monument Medal, ca.
ington death Centennial-Friendship Fire Co. Medal, 1980. Pewter, 51mm. Abut Uncirculated. Obv. Uniformed
1899. Baker 1828 ✩ old Sugar House Medal, 1892. By bust r. Rev. Obelisk in Put-in Bay, Ohio. (Total: 2 pieces)

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So-CALLEd doLLARS, EXPo & CoMMEMoRATiVE MEdALS

The term So-Called Dollars has a long history in American collecting. The late Richard D. Kenney
used it in 1953 to describe a category of generally coin-relief U.S. medals close enough in size to the
Silver Dollar that some of them could have passed into actual circulation as coins. In 1963, Kenney’s
20-page listing was enlarged by Harold E. Hibler and Charles V. Kappen into a 156-page book, So-Called
Dollars, published by Coin and Currency Institute. After 45 years, this book remains the standard refer-
ence, reportedly on the cusp of a long-awaited revised new edition. The advent of third-party grading
and “slabbing” has focused vastly increased interest in So-Called Dollars, and beginners in this lively
field are certain to join established collectors in scrutinizing the following exciting lots.

4738 Pair of so-called dollars: ✩ HK-unlisted. Bunker Hill 4743 Group of Columbian Exposition Aluminum Promotion
Fair Medal, 1840. Bronze, 42.9mm. By Francis N. Mitchell. Medals, 1893. Aluminum, 37.1mm: ✩ HK-162. Admin-
Obv. Battle scene. Rev. Obelisk ✩ HK-unlisted. Battle of istration Building ✩ Electrical (2) ✩ Horticultural
Bennington Centennial Medal, 1878. Bronze, 39.7mm. Buildings (HK unlisted). Common reverse presents incuse
By George Hampden Lovett. Obv. General John Stark bust ALUMINUM on center band, inscription MALLEABLE,
l. Rev. Arms of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts. TASTELESS, SONOROUS, UNTARNISHABLE. ✩ illinois
Uncirculated. Both are prime candidates for inclusion in Aluminum Company Medal, 1893. Aluminum, 34.9mm.
the forthcoming revision of Hibler and Kappen’s So-Called Obv. World globe. Rev. Inscription in wreath. Brilliant
Dollars. (Total: 2 pieces) Uncirculated. (Total: 5 pieces)

4739 Group of independence Centennial Exhibition and Re- 4744 HK-165. Administration-Exposition opening, 1893.
lated Medals. Bronze, Brass, White Metal. Extremely Fine White Metal, 39.8mm. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.
to Brilliant Uncirculated. Includes: ✩ HK-27, 29. Liberty Obv. Administration building. Rev. Columbus landing.
Bell ✩ HK-69. Fountain-Temperance ✩ HK-74 Signing Completely lustrous.
Declaration ✩ Baker-391D. Washington-John Hancock ✩
Centennial Linen Stamper ✩ Independence Hall-Bell ✩
Exhibition-3 Buildings ✩ Memorial Hall ✩ Dobbins Electric
Soap. (Total: 11 pieces)

WoRLd’S CoLUMBiAN EXPoSiTioN

4740 HK-155, Eglit 23. official U.S. Mint Exhibit Medal, 1893.
Brass gilt, 37.6mm. Uncirculated. Obv. U.S. Government
building, small letters. Rev. Treasury Department legend.

4745 HK-169, Eglit 18. Facts about Chicago, 1893. Aluminum,

39.5mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus’ Landing scene.
Rev. 9-line summary of host city’s attractions and charac-
teristics. Struck by Childs & Co.

4746 So-called dollar pair: ✩ HK-174, Eglit 9. Columbus Land-

ing-World’s Fair Souvenir, 1892. Aluminum, 44.1mm. Obv.
Expo view on globe. Rev. Columbus landing. Uncirculated
✩ Columbus Landing-Harrison and Morton, 1892. HK-
unlisted, Eglit 82. Obv. As last. Rev. White House fa ade
with oval busts of Republican candidates. Holed Extremely
4741 HK-158. Columbian Fair-Landing Scene, 1893. Alumi-
Fine. (Total: 2 pieces)
num, 39.7mm. By C. Reinsch. Brilliant Uncirculated. Obv.
Landing scene. Rev. COLUMBIAN FAIR inscription. 4747 Smaller Columbian Medal Selection. Bronze, Brass, White
Metal, Aluminum. Includes: ✩ Eglit 25, 403. Pocket Watch
4742 Pair of so-called dollars: ✩ HK-159. Wonderful Metal
Winding Keys for Keystone H. Muhr and Sons Watches
Aluminum, 1893. Aluminum, 34.4mm. Obv. Large Co-
✩ Eglit 239. 400th Anniversary Celebrated in Chicago.
lumbus bust in felt hat. Rev. Legend, inscription in praise
White Metal and Bronze ✩ plus a variety of Columbus Jaco-
of Aluminum ✩ HK-160. New Metal Aluminum, 1893.
bean bust, Grover Cleveland bust, Italians of Philadelphia
Aluminum, 34.7mm. Obv. Columbus bust l. in felt hat. Rev.
United and Robert Talmy & Co. pieces. This cosmopolitan
Legend THE NEW METAL ALUMINUM. A few scuffs. Bril-
assortment will repay examination. Very Fine to Uncircu-
liant Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces)
lated. (Total: 13 pieces)

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Free Silver-Related Columbian So-Called dollar

4751 HK-210, Eglit 497a. Colorado Building-Free Silver 1892.

Aluminum, 38mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus r. in
Jacobean ruff. Rev. Twin-spired Colorado Building, OUR
SLOGAN FREE COINAGE OF SILVER. This little-known
State issue is a fascinating precursor of the famous Bryan
Money of the political campaigns of 1896 and 1900 which
turned on the “Free Silver” debate.

4752 HK-221. Columbus discovery-Naval Review. Aluminum.

38.2mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Landing on San Salvador.
Rev. Sailor, warship at Statue of Liberty, soldier. Pierced for
suspension, struck by Quint, Philadelphia.

4748 Eglit 36, Rulau 139 var. Columbus and Pilgrims Landing
Medal, 1893. Bronze, 58.4mm. By Robert Lovett Jr. About
Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus plants cross and banner on
San Salvador, Pilgrims land below in 1620. Rev. Fruit and 4753 HK-228. Columbus Bust-Aerial View Medal, 1893. Alu-
flower wreath Awarded to over blank field, F.A. BRAHE minum, 37.1mm. Brilliant Uncirculated. Signed ‘OA.’ Obv.
CO. below. This obverse is by Boldenweck & Co., apparently Columbus bust r. Rev. Aerial view of expo.
muled with this unrelated reverse. Light red-tan.

4749 Columbiana Sampler: Brass, White Metal, Aluminum. ✩

Eglit 29. Mason Heaters and Boilers ✩ Eglit 33. Queen
isabella ✩ Eglit 39. Columbus and isabella ✩ Eglit 34.
24 Presidents. 30.7mm ✩ Eglit 427. Colombo Genoa
italo-American Exposition ✩ Eglit 260. G. Lohse & Co.
Ferreteria ✩ Rulau B168. Facing busts, Santa Maria. A
pleasing and varied selection. Extremely Fine to Uncircu-
lated. (Total: 8 pieces)
4754 HK-230, Eglit 387. Jacobean Bust-Landing Medal, 1893.
Bronze, 38.2mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus in Jacobean
ruff, circle of tiny shields. Rev. Landing. Red-brown.

4750 HK-175. Eight Heads-Globe, 1892. Aluminum, 38.3mm. 4755 So-called dollar pair, plus various Columbus medals: ✩
Uncirculated. Obv. Eight female heads surround Western HK-231, 305. Columbus’ Arms Medal, 1892 ✩ Columbus,
hemisphere globe. Rev. Expo inscription with original open- Santa Maria Medal, 1892. White Metal holed, 39.8mm.
ing date, 1892. About Uncirculated. Obv. Gaunt, clean-shaven bust appears
on each, reverses show Arms from Cronica de O iedo,
bid with stack’s on the world wide web sailing caravel ✩ Plus varied Columbus medals including
Landing, French Civil Engineers, Electrical and Women’s
www.stacks.com Buildings, Bird’s Eye View. Extremely Fine to Uncirculated.
(Total: 9 pieces)

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4756 HK-232, 234. Pair of Columbus Landing Medals, 1893.

Aluminum and White Metal, 38mm, holed for suspension,
About Uncirculated. First shows clean-shaven bust, second
presents a bearded, laureate bust. (Total: 2 pieces)

4757 Pair of so-called dollars: ✩ HK-238. Chicago Celebra-

tion Medal, 1892. Bronze, 38.3mm. About Uncirculated.
Obv. Santa Maria sailing r. Rev. Standing Columbus ✩ HK
239. Columbus-Administration Building Medal, 1893.
Aluminum, 38.3mm. Brilliant Uncirculated. Obv. Standing
Columbus with globe. Rev. Landing over building. (Total: 2
pieces)

4760 World’s Columbian Exposition Stamp Medal, 1893.

Aluminum, 50.8mm. Eglit 40 var. About Uncirculated. Obv.
Columbus bust in soft hat. Rev. U.S. Columbian 1-Cent
4758 HK-627, 628. Saints Philip and James Church Columbian postage stamp in mica frame. Eglit only recorded miniature
Celebration Medals, 1892. Bronze, White Metal. 38.4mm. passes for this type of medal, but U.S. postage stamps also
Uncirculated. Obv. Bust of Rector Rev. R.E. Burke r. Rev. appear.
Columbus Statue, Philipsburg, N.J. A high quality pair.
(Total: 2 pieces)

4761 Eglit 40A. Columbian Admission Ticket Medal, 1893.

Aluminum, 50mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus
bust r. Rev. Mica window protects miniature ticket with
4759 World’s Columbian Exposition Postage Stamp Medal, Lincoln bust.
1893. Aluminum, 50.8mm. Eglit 40 var. About Uncirculated.
Obv. Columbus bust in soft hat. Rev. U.S. Columbian 1-Cent 4762 Eglit 40B. Columbian Admission Ticket Medal, 1893.
postage stamp in mica frame. Eglit only recorded miniature Aluminum, 50mm. Choice Extremely Fine. Obv. Columbus
passes for this type of medal, but U.S. postage stamps also bust r. Rev. Mica window protects miniature Columbus
appear. bust admission ticket.

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4763 Eglit 40C. Columbian Admission Ticket Medal, 1893.

Aluminum, 50mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Columbus
bust r. Rev. Mica window protects miniature Washington
bust ticket. Holed for suspension.

4764 Eglit 40d. Columbian Admission Ticket Medal, 1893.

Aluminum, 50mm. Obv. Columbus bust r. Rev. Mica
window protects miniature admission ticket with Indian
bust in feathered headdress. Fold in the mica at left. About
Uncirculated.

4769 Eglit 98. New york Committee of 100, 1892. Bronze, 57.3.
By Charles Frederick Naegele. Obv. Small roundel bust
between three ships. Rev. U.S. and Spanish shields. Struck
4765 Eglit 51 var. Germanic Liberty-Landing Scene, 1892. by Gorham. Deep red-brown. Uncirculated.
Bronze gilt, 50mm. By Wilhelm Mayer, Stuttgart. Obv. High
relief Liberty head l. in circle of stars. Rev. Landing scene,
UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL. This high relief
Liberty head appears to be a Germanic interpretation of the
Liberty of the then-current Morgan Dollar. Uncirculated.

4766 HK 220, 222, Eglit 51A. German Liberty-Landing Scene,

1892 (2). Bronze, Aluminum, 36mm. By Wilhelm Mayer,
Stuttgart. Obv. Liberty head l. in circle of stars. Rev. Landing
scene, UNITED WE STAND. The bronze head shows very
high relief, the Aluminum is lower on both sides, though
both suggest a Germanic interpretation of the Morgan Dollar
head. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces)

4767 Eglit 54. Columbus Landing-Administration Building,

1893 (2). Bronze, White Metal, 50.5mm. Obv. Columbus
kneeling on San Salvador. Rev. Building perspective. Un-
circulated, About Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces)

4768 Eglit 55, Rulau B6, B6a. Columbus with Chart-Exposi-

tion Buildings, 1892 (2). Bronze, White Metal, 50.5mm. By 4770 Eglit 166. Christophe Colomb-Consilio et Animis Medal,
Wilhelm Mayer. Obv. Half-length Columbus unrolling chart 1893. Aluminum, 50.8mm. About Uncirculated. Obv. Bust
within wreath, circles. Rev. Seated Columbia, Indian Princess with oak branch, French form Colom . Rev. Eagle-crowned
before expo buildings. Uncirculated. (Total: 2 pieces) city goddess, banners and stars, expo legend. Lustrous!

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4771 Group of medals: ✩ Eglit 224. Lauer Bust 4o Centenario 4774 Columbus-Administration Building Medal, 1893. Type
Medals, 1892. Silver, Bronze, Brass, 27.3mm, with and Metal cast, 69mm, 8.7mm thick. By A.O. Ameis. Eglit 135.
without integral loops. Obv. Lauer bust, name as CHRISTOV. Obv. Columbus bust in 17th century dress. Rev. Administra-
COLON Rev. Crowned Hispania seated on globe. RECU- tion building. About Extremely Fine.
ERDO DEL 4o CENTENARIO 1492. ✩ Lauer Bust-Expo
Building Medal, 1893. Brass, 27.2mm. English legend, 4775 So-called dollar pair: ✩ HK-170, Eglit 157. Administra-
expo building reverse ✩ Jacobean Bust Medals. Brass, tion Building-Ferris Wheel, 1893. Aluminum, 44.7mm.
25.4mm. Reverses Landing, Washington-Lincoln-Grant. Obv. Ferris Wheel GREATEST MECHANICAL ACHIEVE-
Facing Bust-Landing. Youthful facing bust, Landing as on MENT OF THE AGE. Rev. Administration building. About
preceding piece. Extremely Fine to Uncirculated. (Total: 8 Uncirculated ✩ HK 171, Eglit 115. Ferris Wheel Wonder
pieces) of the World, 1893. Aluminum, 38.3mm. Obv. Ferris Wheel.
Rev. Expo attractions in quatrefoil. Here are two views of this
great attraction. Choice Extremely Fine. (Total: 2 pieces)

4776 So-called dollar threesome: ✩ HK 184, Eglit 121 var.

Lauer Bust-Art Palace, 1893. Brass, 35.6mm. Rev. Detailed
building perspective ✩ Eglit 208. Max Stiner & Co., 1893
(2). Bronze, Aluminum, 31.2mm. Obv. Columbus bust in
ruff. Rev. Eagle, wine merchant message, Brilliant Uncir-
culated. (Total: 3 pieces)

4772 Eglit 112, Rulau B26. Swedish Columbus Landing Medal,

1892. Bronze, 51.3mm. By Lea Ahlborn. Obv. Bust l. in 17th
century Jacobean ruff. Rev. Columbus in Conquistador armor
and bared sword greets Indians on San Salvador. Struck by
Royal Swedish Mint, Stockholm, sold in U.S. by J.W. Scott.
N.Y. Choice About Uncirculated.

4777 Eglit 535. Columbus in Sight of Land Medal, 1893. Alu-

minum, 49.9mm. Uncirculated. Santa Maria under full sail.
Rev. Expo aerial view. Struck by Hanson, Chicago.

EXPoSiTioN ANd CoMMEMoRATiVE VARiA

4778 New york City and State Selection. Bronze, Brass, White
Metal, Aluminum, Celluloid. Extremely Fine to Brilliant
Uncirculated. ✩ East River (Brooklyn) Bridge, 1883 ✩ A
Monument to American Genius, 1883 ✩ Troy Centennial,
4773 Eglit 100 var. Recuerdo del 4o Centenario, 1892. Bronze, 1889 ✩ Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 1909 ✩ HK-370,
45.2mm. By Ludwig Christoph Lauer, N rnberg. Obv. Dis- deLorey 75. Hendrik Hudson daalder ✩ HK-381. Hud-
tinctive “Lauer bust” l., CRIST BAL COLON. Rev Hispania son-Fulton Ships ✩ HK-384, 385. Half Moon-Clermont.
seated on globe, Spanish legend RECUERDO. Struck by a Bronze and Aluminum, holed ✩ official Celebration Medal
leading German medal-maker, this bust appears on many by Emil Fuchs. Aluminum and silverplate, 51, 32.8mm ✩
additional medals of varied sizes. Red-brown. About Un- six smaller unofficial issues including one celluloid button.
circulated. (Total: 15 pieces)

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4779 Medals of Lesser Known Expositions, 1885-1892. Bronze,

Brass, White Metal, Aluminum, Very Fine to Brilliant Un-
circulated. Includes: ✩ North, Central and South Ameri-
can Exposition, New orleans, 1885 and 1886 ✩ Corn
Palace, 1888 ✩ World’s industrial and Cotton Exposition,
New orleans, 1884-1885 ✩ Piedmont Exposition, Atlanta,
1889 ✩ international Cotton Exposition, 1881, 1895 ✩
Corn Belt Exposition, Mitchell, South dakota, 1892. 3 are
holed as issued, most are very high grade. (Total: 8 pieces)

4780 So-Called dollar Survey Group. Bronze, Brass, Aluminum.

Extremely Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated: ✩ HK-unlisted.
detroit international Fair and Exposition, 1889 ✩ HK-
119. Saratoga Battle Monument, 1880 ✩ HK-254, 261.
San Francisco Midwinter Exposition ✩ HK-274. Ten-
nessee Centennial Exposition, 1897 ✩ HK-338. Pike’s 4785 Panama-Pacific international Exposition official Medal
Southwest Expedition (2) ✩ HK-388. Taft-diaz Meeting, Necklace, 1915. Silver, 44mm including filigree bezel. Ex-
Spanish text ✩ HK-466. Century of Progress Ford V-8 tremely Fine, with 12-inch long silver chain of indeterminate
with fob attached ✩ Louisville industrial Exposition, n.d. alloy and age.
Brass, 25.7mm. (Total: 10 pieces)

4781 Medals of Five Expositions. Bronze, Brass, Aluminum.

Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated: ✩ Pan American 4786 Medals of the New york Worlds Fair, 1939-1940. Silver,
Exposition, 1901. HK-289. official Medal ✩ HK-290 var. Brass, Aluminum. Extremely Fine to Brilliant Uncircu-
McKinley-Temple of Music Medal. 34.6mm Aluminum ✩ lated. Includes: ✩ HK-491. official Token. Silver oval ✩
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. HK-305, 306 (2). Round World of yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Etched Products
and octagonal Souvenir Coins of Admission ✩ HK-310, medals of ✩ Washington’s inauguration ✩ Frank Buck
311. Napoleon and Jefferson-Good Luck ✩ HK-315. ✩ Communications Building ✩ Movable 1939-1940 Cal-
Exhibition Palace; small-diameter Jefferson-Napoleon. endar ✩ Casting Metal Lucky Penny. A colorful selection.
Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition, 1905 ✩ HK-327. (Total: 8 pieces)
official Medal. Alaska-yukon-Pacific Exposition, 1909
✩ HK-368. Manufactures Building ✩ Golden Gate
international Exposition, 1939. Treasure Island (Brass 4787 So-Called dollar and Medal Varia. Bronze, Brass, White
and Copper-nickel), Airplane-Conestoga Wagon. (Total: 14 Metal, Aluminum. Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated.
pieces) Includes: ✩ HK-694. Long island Tercentennial ✩ HK-
736, U.S. Express ✩ HK-494. North Carolina at N.y.
4782 Jamestown Tercentennial Medals. Brass, silverplate. World’s Fair, 1939. Plus a wide assortment of smaller sized
Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated. Includes: ✩ HK-346. state and local medals, aviation, commercial, entertainment
official Medal ✩ HK-349. Norfolk (2) ✩ Captain John and charitable medals. (Total: 20 pieces) SoLd AS iS, No
Smith Portrait Fob ✩ Tercentennial Expo Site (2). (Total: RETURNS.
6 pieces)

4783 So-called dollar pair: ✩ HK-346. Jamestown Exposition 4788 Balance of the Collection. Bronze, Brass, White Metal,
official Medal, 1907. Bronze, 33.9mm. Obv. Pocahontas Nickel, Aluminum. Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated.
bust l. Rev. Cap. John Smith’s ship. Choice Uncirculated ✩ Includes Civil War themes, local anniversaries, Franklin
HK unlisted. Chicago Century of Progress Fort dearborn D. Roosevelt Lucky Tillicum, U.S. Capitol, British Crystal
Medal, 1933. Brass, 31.9mm. Uncirculated. Obv. Indian Palace with Victoria and Albert, Occupation of Stuttgart,
chief in feather headdress r. Rev. Historic fort. (Total: 2 four popular magic medals. (Total: 14 pieces)
pieces)

4784 Panama-Pacific and Panama-California international

Exposition So-Called dollars. Bronze, Brass. Extremely
Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated: ✩ HK-398. Canal open- Visit stack’s auctions on line at
ing 12683 ✩ HK-400, 401. official Medals by Robert
Aitken (3) ✩ HK-404. Florida ✩ HK-406. Louisiana ✩ www.stacks.com
HK-407. Maryland ✩ HK-409. Montana ✩ HK-411.
oregon ✩ HK-414 ✩ HK-415. Tower of Jewels ✩ plus for images of single item lots not
pictured in the printed catalogue.
Faithful Service to Elma Chapman ✩ Enamel Expo Fob
✩ HK-428. official ✩ HK-432. Westgate ✩ HK-433.
Home Economy Building. (Total: 12 pieces)

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BRyAN MoNEy

4789 HK 835. Bickford dollar, 1897. Within circular center,

Dollar in straight line, Republican in curved line above and
Internat.l., curved below; from circular center to border five
dashes representing silver bars; beginning in outer border,
four lines making almost complete circles, THIS COMBINA-
TION COIN WILL WHEN ADOPTED BW GOOD IN ALL
NATIONS / HEAL ALL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GOLD
SILVER MEN / AND FULLY SETTLE ALL FINANCIAL
UESTIONS / APPROVED BY ALL GOOD BUSINESS
MEN; beaded border. Rv. Same center inscription; between
outer circle and beaded border HERE IS SHOWN THE
VALUE OF OUR DOLLAR IN THE COIN OF DIFFERENT
NATIONS OF THE WORLD; between outer and inner circles,
eight links contain Sterling 4.2 Francs 5.2 Kronen 3.8 Gulden
2.8 Marken 4.16 Guilder 2.5 Rouble 9.65 Yen 1.1; between
inner circle and center, INVENTED AND PROTECTED BY
DANA BIC FORD. Very rare. Very Fine. (150-200)

4791 Bryan Satirical dollar. Babbitt Metal, 87.1mm. Once

gilded, with some remnants. Schornstein 718, erbe 71.
Extremely Fine. (150-200)

4790 HK-780, Schornstein 6. Gorham Comparative dollar,

1896. .900 Silver, 52mm. 9-line comparison of Government
Dollar and that proposed by Free Silver forces of William
Jennings Bryan. Rev. Cartwheel emphasizes comparative
diameters of actual and proposed Dollar coins. Deep steel
FA YOUR BI SHEET
toning, edge nick. 603-569-3875 • 212-582-1946

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U. S. ToKENS PRiNTEd MiSCELLANEA

4792 Selection of Hard Times Tokens. Fine to Extremely Fine.
Includes Executive Experiment, Racing Boar, Jackass-LLD, 4798 Acad mie Royale des
Woman and Sister, Liberty-10th of May, NO ONE CENT- M dailles et des in-
Merchants Exchange, Phoenix-NOT ONE CENT, Plain System scriptions. Médailles
Void of Pomp, Copy I Take Responsibility-Jackass-LLD. Some sur les Principaux
cleaned. SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (Total: 13 pieces) Evénements do Regne
4793 U.S. Token Lot. Includes: ✩ Feuchtwanger Cent, 1837. de Louis le Grand avec
Shallow obverse gouge ✩ Civil War Patriotic Tokens (5) ✩ des Explications His-
Modern Confederate commemorative ✩ small Mexican brass toriques. Paris, Im-
Counter (holed). Fine to Extremely Fine. (Total: 8 pieces) primerie Royale, 1702.
Octavo, 292 numbered
4794 Pair of 1837 Feuchtwanger’s Composition 1 Cent Tokens. pages. Very Fine. Each
Low-120, HK-268. Rarity-2. Both grade About Uncirculated- medal in the Histoire
55. These are toned with the usual medium gray mixed with metallique receives a
darker flecks on each side and show sharp strikes although page to itself, topped
one is a trifle soft on the E of CENT. (Total: 2 pieces) by an engraving of each
reverse, the opposite
side being blank. This
is a sumptuous pre-
sentation of the great
medallic history of
“Sun King” Louis XIV,
4795 Sutler token. 5 Cents, n.d. S. Whited, 97th illinois Volun- whose meticulously
teers. Bronze, 16.8mm. S-P5B, Curto 313, 313A (Rarity-6). organized Academy
U.S. shield in dotted circle. Rev. 6-line inscription includes assured a remarkable
97’ ILL VOL, GOOD FOR 5 CTS IN GOODS. Slightly uniformity of classi-
off-center strike. Designed and struck by the great Boston cally oriented designs. (photo reduced)
medalist Joseph Merriam, beautifully preserved. Appealing Octavo, 11 x8 inches. Spine and cover are elaborately
brown patina. gold-stamped with traces of book plate removal on the inside
cover, a few calligraphic notes in minute script appear on
4796 Patriotic Civil War Token Selection. Copper and Brass. several pages from an unknown early owner. The binding
Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated. Includes Liberty head, is a trifle shaky bur all pages show wonderful preservation
Army-Navy, Knickerbocker Currency, McClellan, American throughout. (1,000-1,250)
Flag-Dix with both SPOT and SPOOT. A quality assortment.
(Total: 9 pieces)

4797 Civil War Merchants’ Sampler. Copper, Very Fine to

About Uncirculated. Many New York City, representatives
of New Jersey, Michigan. No great rarities but a handsome
introductory grouping. (Total: 10 pieces)

4799 J r me Napoleon, King of Westphalia (1784-1860, reigned

1807-1813). 19 x 15 -inch gilt frame encloses half-length bust
in heavily gold-trimmed white uniform tunic and high collar,
wearing the scarlet sash, neck cravat and star of the Order
of the Crown of Westphalia. Inscribed G. lith. De Delpech,
erome Napoleon, né A accio, le 15 Decem re 1784, pencil
note . Belliard appears at right. Evidently a print of a more
recent period portraying the Napoleon’s youngest brother,
an officer in the ill-fated expedition against Black rebels
in Haiti. Jerome married Elizabeth Patterson of Baltimore,
founding a branch of the Bonapartes active in the U.S. through
the 1930’s. His reign as King Hieronymus Napoleon of the
cobbled-together realm of Westphalia was more distinguished
for incompetence and lechery than for statesmanship, but he
became a valued link to the First Empire during the reign of his
nephew Napoleon III. Here is a colorful and highly decorative
print. Virtually as made. (100-200)

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4800 Napoleon ii, Fran ois Charles Joseph Napoleon, King of

Rome, later duke of Reichstadt (1811-1832). 19 x 15 -
inch gilt frame encloses half-length bust in blue uniform
tunic and high black collar, wearing stars of the Hungarian
Order of Saint Stephen and the Parma Order of Constantine
of Saint George. Inscribed G. lith. De Delpech, Fran , né
Paris, le 20 Mars 1811, pencil note Ch. Baron/ 1830
appears at left. Evidently a print of a more recent period
portraying the unfortunate son of Napoleon I, recalled as
l’Aiglon, passed over by Tallyrand in 1814 in favor of a
Bourbon Restoration. A romantic figure to the Bonapartists,
the young Prince outlived his father and died of tuberculosis
in Austrian quasi-captivity at age 21 some 11 years later. He
was portrayed by “The Divine Sarah,” Sarah Bernhardt in
Rostand’s l Aiglon. A handsome and decorative print. Virtu-
ally pristine. (100-200)

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4801 Group of Engraved Plates depicting Ancient, Celtic, Anglo-Saxon Coins through Harold ii. Loosely
fitted into matching 19 x 13 -inch steel-gray cardboard mats in clear plastic protectors. Tinted in gold,
silver and copper for colorful appeal. Average Extremely Fine. (Total: 7 pieces) (200-300)

Close-up of Lot 4802

4802 Maker’s Proof Sheet of Cameo Vignettes of 18th-early 19th Century Notables. Ca. 1830’s. 14 x 10”.
Sixteen colorful vignettes of historic figures - revolutionaries in politics and the arts -- of the Americas,
England and France arranged on a printer’s sheet of laid paper. Set in neo-classical circular borders (ap-
proximately 2 1/2” diameter), here are cameo portraits of George Washington (2), Washington Irving (2),
(Fran ois de Salignac) F n lon (French theologian, advocate of Quietism and author of the Ad entures of
Telemarchus--a scabrous attack on the French monarchy), Lord Byron, Lafayette (2) Voltaire, Simon de
Bolivar, Madame de Sta l (Swiss author and great literary influence of her time, noted also for her intel-
lectual duel with Napoleon), Mademoiselle Mars (Anne-Fran oise Hyppolyte Boutet, the incomparable
French actress of the period), Walter Scott, Jean-Pierre Boyer, Benjamin West and (Fran ois-Joseph) Talma
(renowned French actor and close friend of Napoleon). The upper border is creased across creating a fold
in the tops of three of the cameos, tape stain on bottom edge. Rudimentary matting. Small piercing in
border of the Lord Byron. Otherwise well-intact with good color. (150-200)

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4803 AUSTRiA. Collection of Notgeld. Assembled during the

Notgeld period by Oskar Gr nfeld (a note in his hand from
1921 is included), this lot includes some 3,000 pieces, many
private issues, with no noticeable duplication, housed in four
period albums. The bills are held in by diagonal white strips,
which were generally storage safe, though they may have left
light spots or nicks on some notes. The binding and spines
on the albums are cracking or are already split, while one
album is warping somewhat. A few notes are damaged. The
bills grade Extremely Fine to Uncirculated.(Approximately
3,000 pieces) SoLd AS iS. No RETURNS. (300-400)

4804 GERMANy. Vereinigte Aluminium Werke A.G., Lau-

tawerk. Trio of Aluminum Notgeld Notes. 20, 50 and
100 Marks, 1922. Blue-green, violet, and black. View of
the Aluminum Works. Rare and unusual. Corner tips
of 100 Mark nicked or folded. Extremely Fine. (Total: 3
pieces) (90-120)

4805 iTALy. Banca d’italia. 50,000 Lire. 1982, signed Ci-

ampi and Stevani. 5 Consecutive notes: TB 324838 K
to TB 324842 K. Young woman’s bust and Lion of San
Marco at left. Pick 107c. Crisp Uncirculated. (Total: 5
pieces) (500-700)

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U. S. PAPER MoNEy
1780 Rhode island double Pane Sheet

4806 State of Rhode island. July 2, 1780 Guaranteed by

the United States issues. Sixteen Subject double Pane
Sheet. Extremely Fine. Complete sixteen subject sheet
with two denomination sets of the issue. Nos.2320/2331.
Note denominations of each pane include 5- 1/ 7-
2/ 8- 3/ 20- 4 printed two wide by four deep. Signed
by Harris and Comstock on the face of each note, but
not countersigned on the versos. Well printed with color
back details by Hall and Sellers, Philadelphia. The large
sheet has its natural center gutter fold with some central
splitting. The sheet enclosed in a plastic display holder.
The individual notes themselves should be classified as
all Choice Uncirculated. A great display piece and scarce
sheet.
From Pine Tree s Promised Lands Sale, April-29-30,
1974, lot 192.

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4808 W.A. Stanford per Summit County Bank, Cuyahoga

Falls, ohio. Twenty Five Cents. 1862. Thirty-two Subject
Partial Sheet. Unissued. Extremely Fine. Also an unusual
and rarely seen partial sheet of this issue. Four denominations
wide by eight deep (missing a row). The margins have been
4807 W.A. Stanford per Summit County Bank, Cuyahoga trimmed. Violet printing with an elk at lower left. Imprint
Falls, ohio. Five Cents. 1862. Thirty-six Subject Uncut of Sanford, Cincinnati on each note. Individual notes listed
Sheet. Unissued. Extremely Fine. An unusual and rarely as Wolka 0943-03. The single notes are common and listed
seen uncut sheet of this issue. Four denominations wide by as Rarity 1. Scarce as a large multiple. A horizontal gutter
nine deep. Full selvage margins on all sides. Blue printing fold and soft toning.
with eagle at lower left. Imprint of Sanford, Cincinnati on
each note. Individual notes listed as Wolka 0943-01. The 4809 ohio Scrip, Fiscal Paper, and Miscellaneous items. Aver-
single notes are common and listed as Rarity 1. Uncut sheet age Extremely Fine: ✩ W.A. Stanford per Summit County
are another matter. One of the few we have seen in recent Bank, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Set of four notes. 5 Cents, 10
years. A long gutter fold and corner handling. This would Cents. 25 Cents, and 50 Cents Colorful notes. All unissued
also frame very well. as usual ✩ Engraved bank drafts from Chillicothe Branch
State Bank of Ohio, Bank of Akron, and Bank of Massil-
lon. All circa 1846-1848, well vignetted, and fully issued. A
sharp trio ✩ James Monroe Stock scrip from Cincinnati. Two
Dollars engraved by Murray, Draper & Fairman. Canal boat.
Unissued ✩ Four subject sheet of Louisiana Baby Bonds.
Coupons at sides. (Total: 9 pieces)

4810 New york, New york. The Chatham and Phenix Na-
tional Bank of New york. Ch.1375. $10. Fr.619. 1902dB.
No.12060/A421183A. Plate A. About VG, with numerous
Visit stack’s on the world wide web short edge splits and a corner tear. Bold signatures and still
retaining decent eye appeal. From the scarcer second title
www.stacks.com period of the bank, beginning in 1911, 46 years after the
bank was chartered in 1865, but just four years before its
new purchases—monthly offerings liquidation. Just 23 notes appear in the Kelly Census for the
auction information—online bidding
charter, and only seven of these bear the second title. This
one will be an addition.

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orville Wright Signed Check

4811 orville Wright Signed Check. drawn on the Winters National Bank & Trust Co. , dayon, ohio. 1942. Very
Fine. No.3027. Usual check cancels. Part printed form on green paper. Fully accomplished and issued November
7, 1942 for 4.12. Boldly signed in a thick pen by Orville Wright. Orville Wright survived his brother by the
considerable margin of thirty-six years (passing in 1948). Orville, after the 1903 Kitty Hawk flight, took a very
active part as a test pilot. Checks drawn on this bank are known well into the 1940’s and approaching his death
(we have seen as late as 1947). A very scarce and historical check in excellent condition.

4812 Satirical illustration of the Free Silver Controversy. Entitled “demetriusa” (Kentucky)” Silversmith”. By
Daniel Carter “Uncle Dan” Beard. Signed Dan Beard 1895. Ink on hardboard, 28 ” x 21”. A robust and ribald
depiction of hell-raisin’ over Free Silver. On the top, standing on a dais, a nimbate and togate figure of John G.
Carlisle, US Secretary of the Treasury, attempts to assuage a stormy, yowling crowd of figures. Before him an irate,
bearded “Stewart,” clad in a pig tunic and pig-headed sandals, rants. Four of the figures in the crown are labeled:
Black urn (Dollar sign protruding from his forehead), Don Cameron (wearing a Dollar sign tunic and a pig on his
head), Wolcott, and ones (sporting a large Silver Pig on the back of his tunic). On the lower left, the U.S. ( )
stands on the sideline, his back - adorned with a harp, to the viewer, an eagle screeching at the crowd at his feet.
An interesting political satiric piece by the illustrator, author and social reformer “Uncle Dan Beard.” (1850-1941).
Born in Cincinnati and spending his youth near the Licking River in Kentucky, Beard went on to attend art school
in New York City. A member of the Student Art League, he illustrated a number of books for Mark Twain and other
authors. Beard, though, is probably best known as one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America. In need of
preservation and restoration: Cracks and nicks on the edges, long crack at the top. Foxing and specking.

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THE RENOWNED DICE-HICKS COLLECTION
OF HARD TIMES AND MERCHANTS’ TOKENS
To Be Auctioned by Stack’s

Formed over a long period of years by James E. Dice and

M. Lamar Hicks, this auction offering will forever stand as
one of the greatest in numismatic history—ranking with the
Ford Collection and other remarkable holdings. Starting years
ago, these gentlemen carefully acquired tokens, one by one,
participating in auctions, buying privately, and otherwise
adding to what grew to become a remarkable cabinet. Of-
fered will be great rarities as described by Lyman H. Low in
his Hard Times Tokens study of 1899, as well as Merchants’
Tokens as chronicled by Russell Rulau in Standard Catalog
of U.S. Tokens 1700-1900, Fourth Edition.
These pieces were minted in the general era from 1832
to 1844, and served as a medium of exchange in commerce,
during a period, especially after 1837, when federal coins were
scarce. Depicted in the designs are many fascinating motifs,
ranging from political pieces satirizing Andrew Jackson (in
particular) and other figures of the day, to store cards and
commercial issues, to general pieces in approximate imitation
of a current federal cent. As the cabinet is comprehensive,
landmark rarities will come to the fore—the likes of which
may not be offered at auction for many years—as well as
varieties that are popular and affordable, a complete panorama
of this fascinating numismatic specialty.
A definitive catalogue is in preparation for the offer-
ing, which will take place as part of our auction to be held
this summer in Baltimore on July 27-28, just prior to the
American Numismatic Association annual convention. The
collection itself will be sold on July 28th with the time still
to be announced. Between now and the sale date, excitement
and interest is sure to build. Copies of the brochure will be
available in several weeks and will be sent with Stack’s
compliments on request.
Please check our website for future announcements www.
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CoLoNiAL ANd EARLy AMERiCAN CoiNS

1652 Pine Tree Shilling

5003 1786 Connecticut copper. Miller-4.1-G. Rarity-3. Mailed

5001 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree shilling. Noe-2. Rarity- Bust Left. Fine-15. 141.9 grains. Obverse is dark brown,
5. The Straight Tree. “Large Planchet.” Good-4. 37.0 a trifle porous, and a bit off-center toward 5:00, while the
grains. Here is a wonderful piece of Massachusetts silver reverse is choice, smooth and chocolate brown in tone. Date
that probably saw centuries of use. Clipped to just above full, legends a bit weak due to die failure.
50% of the 72 grains of a full weight specimen, this coin
is a Large Planchet issue in name only. Worn nearly slick 5004 1787 Connecticut copper. Miller-4-L. Rarity-1. Mailed
on the obverse, with just the lower trunk and roots visible, Bust Left. Horned Bust. Very Fine-20. 122.7 grains. Light
as are the beads of the inner border above the tree; on the steely brown devices, darker brown fields are only a trifle
reverse, 1652 / XII are bold and clear, while vestiges of porous. Early die state of the “horn” break, which is just a
some letters and the inner beaded border are visible around crescent in the left obverse field, before it fully connects to
the peripheries. Some ancient, crisscrossing scratches are obverse effigy’s chest.
noted, and are entirely acceptable given the long, hard life
this shilling must have had!

Colorfully Toned 1652 Pine Tree Shilling

5005 1787 Connecticut copper. Miller-17-g.3. Rarity-4. draped

Bust Left. Very Fine-30. 148.1 grains. Dark brown, near
ebony surfaces, perhaps recolored long ago. Edge is filed in
places and a lighter brown hue. Deep scratch in left obverse
field. Not perfect, but a sharp survivor of the variety with
the usual softness at obverse effigy’s cheek.

5002 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree shilling. Noe-11. Rarity-4. Choice and Uniquely Punctuated 1787 CT Copper
MASATVSETS. Very Fine-25. 69.8 grains. Gorgeous, old Miller 20-a.2, Rarity-6
toning in hues of emerald, gold, and sea green at the centers
retreats to rose and blue at the peripheries, with rich old
coin silver gray dominating the fields on both sides. Strike
is perfectly centered, with wide borders visible beyond the
outer beaded border on both sides. Struck on a planchet
very angularly cut around 50% of the periphery. A few old
hits are noted on both sides and have lent the coin a slight
bend, which over the years has caused slightly uneven wear,
effectively weakening several letters of the legends. Here
is a coin that would make an eye appealing specimen for a 5006 1787 Connecticut copper. Miller-20-a.2. Rarity-6. draped
Colonial coin type set. Bust Left. Extremely Fine-40. 145.3 grains. Glossy, rich
mahogany surfaces are simply splendid compared with the
normally granular to downright porous surfaces seen on Con-
Visit stack’s auctions on-Line at necticut coppers. Wear is minimal on either side, with the
weakness in designs caused by a poor strike and some inherent
www.stacks.com planchet roughness that has not been sufficiently flattened by
the impression of the dies. Essentially choice for a Connecticut
for images of singLe item Lots not copper, and perhaps one of the finest known survivors of this
rare die variety, which incorporates the only obverse die to have
pictured in the printed cataLogue. the punctuation mark that is essentially a cross, slightly rotated
and with pellets in each of its quadrants.

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Rare 1787 M.30-X.1 Connecticut Copper

5012 1786 New Jersey copper. Maris-18-M. Rarity-1. Bridle.

Fine-15. 127.4 grains. Design motifs are sharply defined on
5007 1787 Connecticut copper. Miller-30-X.1. Rarity-6. draped both sides, highlighted in a glossy golden tone against gener-
Bust Left. Fine-12. 125.6 grains. Smooth, olive-tan devices ally darker, ruddy brown fields. Well centered with near full
stand out against a deep burgundy brown field on both sides, denticulation, a full date, and fully visible “bridle” connect-
the reverse a touch grainier than the obverse. A few circu- ing horse’s snout to truncation of its “bust.” An appealing.
lation marks are inconsequential, while a small planchet if not perfect, specimen of this Red Book listed type.
flaw near CT of AUCTORI will serve to forever hallmark
this specimen of a rare die variety. Not too far off in detail
from Taylor’s coin, while Ford’s was notably sharper if a bit
rougher.

5008 1787 Connecticut copper. Miller-32.5-aa. Rarity-4. FNdE.

draped Bust Left. 105.8 grains. Probably a dug coin, with
the resulting rough texture, verdigris, and old scratches.

5009 1788 Connecticut copper. Miller-33.32-Z.13. Rarity-

1. draped Bust Left. Very Fine-20. 110.1 grains. Light
golden tan high points, deep chestnut brown fields are both
5013 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-37-f. Rarity-4. Goiter.
microscopically granular. Tiny flan flaw connects nose to T
Fine-12. 145.5 grains. Uniformly porous, dark brown sur-
and appears to be a die crack at first glance.
faces host design motifs that are worn to a brassy tan hue
5010 Four New Jersey coppers: ✩ 1786 Maris 16-L. Very on both sides. Struck a trifle off-center toward 2:00 on the
Good-8. Rough surfaces smoothed over by wear, struck a bit obverse, revealing this variety’s distinct, triangular denticles
off-center ✩ 1787 Maris 43-d. Very Good-8. Mostly smooth, on the side opposite to the off-centering. “Goiter” break
with bluish highlights, struck a bit off-center ✩ 1787 Maris below horse’s “chin” is clear, a tiny rim clip is noted at 5:00
46-e. Good-4, reverse a bit stronger. Quite rough ✩ 1787 on the obverse. A well-detailed survivor of the variety.
Maris 54-k. Serpent Head. Very Fine-25. Burgundy-brown,
rough surfaces belie a life spent in the ground. Details are
very sharp, planchet flaw noted above horse’s head and at
adjacent point of reverse side. (Total: 4 pieces)

1786 NJ Maris 17-b Copper

Struck over 1787 CT Copper!

5014 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-46-e. Rarity-1. VF-25

(PCGS). Smooth, medium brown surfaces are quite nice
for this variety that is as common with wretched surfaces
as it is with nice ones. Unknown in an unclashed state of
the obverse die, which exhibits the always seen clash marks
from the reverse shield and the resultant failure the clashing
caused. Distinct, serpentine horse head is clearly defined,
5011 1786 New Jersey copper. Maris 17-b. Rarity-2. PLUKi-
making this a very suitable specimen for type.
BUS. Large Planchet, overstruck. Very Fine-20. 134.1
grains. Uniform, light porosity affects the fields of the light
olive-brown copper, whose high points are worn to smooth
light brown. Two dark spots noted on reverse. Date of NJ 5015 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-53-j. Rarity-4. Very
copper somewhat weakened by the undertype, whose clear Good-10. 146.1 grains. Rich, ruddy brown and smooth sur-
traces are rife everywhere—this coin is clearly struck over faces are joined by a host of old scratches as well as a dent
a 1787 Draped Bust Left Connecticut copper, the date of that somewhat warped the planchet, which also displays an
which is boldly visible between the ARE of CAESAREA and incomplete planchet cutter clip above SAR of CAESAREA
the rim. Several 17-b specimens are known so-backdated, and the adjacent area of the reverse. A technically interesting
although the curiosity value of such backdating remains NJ copper.
unmitigated.

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5019 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-64-t. Rarity-1. Large

Planchet. Very Fine-20. 125.3 gns. An extra-broad planchet
frames the denticles quite nicely, with even the die edge vis-
ible beyond the denticles below the date. Dark brown, porous
surfaces exhibit the acute roughness noted at the center of
most all Large Planchet versions of the 64-t, the result of a
poor strike in that area. Usual die state featuring the crack
from shield to rim at 5:00 on the reverse.
5016 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-60-p. Rarity-4+.
PLURiBS. Large Planchet. Fine-12. 150.4 grains. Dark, Popular 1788 “Running Fox” NJ Copper
near ebony brown surfaces are uniformly roughened, prob-
ably from decades or more spent under the ground’s surface.
Despite the surface texture, this specimen is not unappealing,
as the date, motifs and lettering remain quite bold on this
majestic, Large Planchet issue. The 60-p is one of the scarcer
Morristown Mint issues, available far less frequently than
the 62-q, an example of which is offered below.

5020 1788 New Jersey copper. Maris-77-dd. Rarity-4. Run-

ning Fox. Very Fine-25. 132.0 grains. Dark chestnut brown
reverse joins a similarly toned obverse that also boasts more
ruddy hues in the fields. Legends, horse head, date, plow and
shield are all quite sharp, as is the all important “running fox”
at lower left reverse which makes the 77-dd and its peers so
avidly sought. The obverse is uniformly granular, the reverse
a little more so. A pleasing, remarkably trouble-free survivor
5017 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-62-q. Rarity-3. Very of this Red Book listed type.
Fine-20. 119.6 grains. Deep, steely brown surfaces ex-
5021 1788 Massachusetts cent. Ryder-11-C. Rarity-5. Fine-
hibit even light porosity over both obverse and reverse
12. 146.8 gns. Dark brown, nearly black surfaces are a bit
surfaces. Peripheries and outer regions of the designs are
roughened with time yet hard and glossy to the unaided
quite sharp, centers exhibit the softness usually seen on
eye. Struck a trifle off-center on the reverse, cutting off the
this Morristown Mint product. Obverse a trifle off-center,
bottoms of all digits in the date. A very acceptable survivor
as is the reverse, which reveals a trace of the die edge at
of this slightly scarcer die combination.
the upper left quadrant. A very thin NJ “cent” with a fine
feel in the hand. 5022 1787 Fugio cent. Newman-3-d. Rarity-3. Club Rays,
Rounded Ends. FiNE dETAiLS (NCS). Golden brown
surfaces exhibit an inherent light texture and some minor
pits, but are overall very high quality for a Club Rays Fugio
cent. Large hole obliterates MIND, but this survivor of a
scarce type is still quite appealing.

5018 1787 New Jersey copper. Maris-64-t. Rarity-1. Large

planchet. Very Fine-20. 135.8 grains. Light brown
centers deepen to olive toward the denticles, which are
clear and essentially complete on both sides as a result
of striking this large Morristown planchet with decidedly 5023 1787 Fugio cent. Newman-7-T. Rarity-5. Pointed Rays,
smaller-than-planchet dies! Centers display the roughness STATES UNiTEd. Fine-15. 152.6 grains. Sundial, sunface,
that is nearly mandatory on the variety, and a couple small and linked rings motifs are worn to a pleasing light chocolate
laminations and a flan crack to left of date are noted. hue, while the surrounding fields on both sides are a decid-
Struck from the early state of the reverse die, before it edly darker hue and a bit rougher in texture. Right obverse
developed the radial cracks, connecting the shield to the is noticeably stronger in detail than its left side, while the
denticles at several points. Here is a remarkably sharp reverse is bold all around. Struck on a thick, tight flan which
survivor of this common Maris variety that will undoubt- exhibits an ever so subtle wave. Here is a mid-grade speci-
edly be welcomed into either a variety or type collection men that would be suitable for a circulated type set of early
of NJ coppers. American coins.

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Mint State 1787 Fugio Cent

5028 Washington inaugural Button. Eagle and Sun. Cobb

5024 1787 Fugio cent. Newman-8-X. Rarity-3. Pointed Rays, 4. Brass, 34mm. Very Fine. Drop-wing eagle under star of
STATES UNiTEd. MS-62 BN (NGC). Sharply struck de- many straight radiating rays, MEMORABLE ERA MARCH
vices are a golden hue, framed against deeper brown, gently THE FOURTH 1789. No shank, pierced neatly at 12:00,
lustrous fields on both sides. Die cracked at lower obverse, uniformly deep, smooth toning.
as almost always seen on the 8-X, with the rough texture of
the broken die making the obverse surface appear rough,
whereas the roughness is really in the die. The high quality
and slight discoloration of the reverse leads us to surmise
that this is a Bank of New York hoard coin, as are so many
surviving high grade Fugio cents.

5025 Colonial pairing: ✩ 1787 Fugio cent. Newman-12-M.

5029 Washington inaugural Button. Widely spaced G W in
Rarity-4. Fine Rays, STATES UNiTEd. Very Good-10,
oval. Cobb 5b. Brass, 33.9mm. Very Fine. Oval contains
detail finer, initials M.F set in a stippled fashion ✩ 1783
stippled surfaces and widely separated G W, outer recessed
Washington Small Military Bust. Extremely Fine-40 de-
arc above contains LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT. No
tails, holed at 12:00 with deposits at the peripheries. (Total:
shank, traces of old silvering, relatively light evidence of
2 pieces)
ground burial.

5026 Colonial trio: ✩ 1787 Fugio cent. Fine Rays. About Good-
3. Perfectly smooth, chocolate brown surfaces with some
very minor hairlines on obverse. Reverse boldly clashed ✩
1787 Fugio cent. Poor-1. Very rough, nearly unidentifiable
✩ 178X Massachusetts cent. Good-4. Dark brown, holed
through date. (Total: 3 pieces) 5030 Continental Army Ligate USA Uniform Button. Albert
2R. Cast Pewter, approximately 23.4mm, irregular margins.
Fine. Interlinked, relatively thick USA on plain field. But-
ton shows lamination or corrosion from long burial, surface
detached from underlying metal at the rough rims, remains
of a bent-over shank on the back. The progenitor to the USA
“Bar coppers” that were imported to New York from England
circa 1785.

5027 Washington Funeral Medal, 1799. Baker 166C, dies 1B.

White Metal, 29.3mm, 8.19 grams (126.4 grains). Fine.
Obv. Small bust l. in circle-wreath, HE IS IN GLORY, THE
WORLD IN TEARS. Rev. Funeral urn, concentric legends
give vital and career dates. An attractive piece showing
uniform wear, skillfully plugged at 12:00. 5031 Massachusetts Uniform Button. Albert MS 19. Cop-
per, 24.5mm. Fine to Very Fine. Standing Indian of State
Seal holds arrow, bow, MASSACHUSETTS above on field
Bid with stack’s on the worLd wide weB of horizontal lines within lens-shaped border. No shank,
www.stacks.com WARRANTED/ TREBLE GILT ORANGE, partly effaced by
surface corrosion.

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5032 Pair of Circulating Counterfeit Spanish Colonial Coins: ✩ 2 Reales, Kleeburg 91A-M3. 1791 date,
Carlos iV style bust, Carlos iii legends. Mexico City mintmark, FF assayer, correct for the mint and
date. Brass, very subtle traces of original silvering.Extremely Fine-40. 93.9 grains. Olive-yellow and
quite attractive, this specimen shows some time pits around neck under magnification, which also shows
some very thin, old hairline. One of the more common die combinations among the counterfeit 2 reales,
yet an attractive specimen ✩ 8 Reales. 1802 date, Carlos iV style bust, Carlos iV legends. Mexico
City mintmark, TF assayer, inverted form of correct FT for this issue. Very Good-8. 419.7 grains. Old
scratches and marks on both sides, as well as harsh test cuts on edge above head. (Total: 2 pieces)

5033 1781 North American token. Breen 1144. Very Fine-20. Deep chestnut surfaces have some inherent
planchet striae. Rims weakly defined in the upper half of each side, old scratch at seated female’s shins.
An overall attractive specimen.

U.S. CoiNS
U.S. HALF CENTS U.S. LARGE CENTS

Basal State 1793 Chain Cent

5034 Quintet of half cents: ✩ 1825 Cohen-1, Breen-1. Rarity-3.
Choice Very Good-10, 360° die alignment. Average surfaces
with minor verdigris ✩ 1828 C-1, B-1. Rarity-1. About Un-
circulated-50, reverse faint graffiti and pin scratches. Brown
✩ 1828 C-2, B-3. Rarity-1. Twelve Stars. Choice Fine-15.
Attractive reddish brown ✩ 1832 C-2, B-2. Rarity-2. About
Uncirculated-53. Medium brown ✩ 1849 C-1, B-4. Rarity-
2-. Large date. Extremely Fine-40. Brown and attractive.
(Total: 5 pieces)
5036 1793 Chain, AMERiCA. Poor-1 BN (NGC). Although this
coin saw a great deal of time in circulation, it is completely
problem free. The outline of the bust on the obverse and the
chain on the reverse are quite obvious to the unaided eye. A
ghost of ‘ONE CENT’ can be made out. The surfaces are a
beautiful chocolate brown and very smooth which is quite
a scarce situation for this issue in any grade. It may sound
humorous, but this coin could truly be described as choice
or premium quality for the grade.

5037 Trio of large cents: ✩ 1803 S-253. Rarity-2. Small date,

Large Fraction. Choice Very Good-10. This one is average
5035 1857 C-1, B-1. Rarity-2. Choice About Uncirculated-55.
but shows the strong die crack arcing through and below
The central devices are sharp enough but the date is a trifle
STATES ✩ 1809 S-280. Rarity-2. Choice Very Good-10,
soft. Medium brown over a couple of minor surface nicks
edge nicks and dark olive surfaces ✩ 1844/81 N-2. Rarity-
for this final year of issue for the denomination.
2. Very Fine-20. Medium brown with moderate circulation
nicks. (Total: 3 pieces)

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Key date 1804 Cent 5044 Selection of copper-nickel small cents: ✩ 1857 ✩ 1859
✩ 1860 ✩ 1861 ✩ 1862 ✩ 1863 ✩ 1864. Very Fine-20 to
About Uncirculated-55. A good assortment for the starting
collector. A couple show evidence of a past wiping but none
have seen extensive time in circulation. (Total: 7 pieces)

5045 Pair of Flying Eagle and indian cents: ✩ 1857 Flying Ea-
gle cent. About Uncirculated-53, but scratched and scraped
✩ 1892 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Lustrous
golden red and brown color with a few minor specks. (Total:
5038 1804 S-266. Rarity-2. Fine-12 details. Mottled brown surfaces
2 pieces)
are a trifle granular with a few light verdigris spots but no deep
corrosion. This coin is struck from die state IV, displaying the
obverse die cud above ‘RTY’ and the cud on the reverse above 5046 octet of Flying Eagle and indian Head cents: ✩ 1858
‘MERIC.’ The date is quite bold although this area of the coin Small Letters ✩ 1858 Large Letters ✩ 1859 ✩ 1860 ✩
is a bit bright from a wiping. The details are quite strong and 1862 ✩ 1869 ✩ 1870 ✩ 1908-S. Good-4 to Very Fine-35.
this example presents an excellent value. A lovely assortment. The 1870 has some deposits but none
have any serious distractions. (Total: 8 pieces)
5039 Trio of large cents: ✩ 1823/2 N-1. Rarity-2. Choice Very
Good-10 with some light pin scratches on the obverse, but
5047 Group of four indian cents: ✩ 1859 Choice Extremely
even brown color ✩ 1827 N-5. Rarity-2. Choice Very Fine-
Fine-45. Classic tan and well struck ✩ 1867 Very Good-8.
35 with minor edge filing ✩ 1844 N-5. Rarity-1. Choice
The 1 is repunched low, dark brown and pleasing ✩ 1890
Fine-15. The first 4 is repunched high, average brown sur-
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. With hints of original
faces. (Total: 3 pieces)
red, spot free and attractive ✩ 1895 Very Choice Brilliant
5040 Selection of Newcomb large cents: ✩ 1823/2 N-1. Rar- Uncirculated-64. Mottled magenta, blue and tan intermixed
ity-2. Choice Good-6, porous and uniformly rough with on both sides and scarce. (Total: 4 pieces)
even brown color ✩ 1837 N-9. Rarity-1. Very Fine-25
with pleasing brown color and surfaces ✩ 1844/81 (2). N-2.
Rarity-2. Choice Very Good-10 save for an old spot on the
head; Very Good-8, graffiti in obverse field ✩ 1849 Choice
Fine-15, edge crimped ✩ 1855 Upright 55. N-8. Rarity-2.
Extremely Fine-40 with old cleaning and toning back to
brown. (Total: 6 pieces)
5048 1862 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Attractive
golden tan lustre and pleasing surfaces. Close examination
will find two minute specks hidden in the lettering and
U.S. SMALL CENTS wreath. Minor reverse die cracks on the lower right, as so
often seen on the copper-nickel coins.
U.S. FLyiNG EAGLE ANd iNdiAN HEAd CENTS
5049 Selection of indian cents, including several Uncirculated
5041 Set of Copper Nickel Flying Eagle and indian Head examples: ✩ 1862 About Uncirculated-50, corroded ✩ 1863
cents, 1857-1864 with the average grade being about Very Very Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1890 Very Choice
Fine-20 with only the 1857 being less (Fine-15). There is About Uncirculated-58, cleaned ✩ 1895 Brilliant Uncircu-
some light damage (minor cleaning, a few nicks, etc.) but it lated-60, artificially toned ✩ 1902 Very Choice About Uncir-
does not impair the eye appeal of this set. We suggest closer culated-58, cleaned ✩ 1903 Choice About Uncirculated-55,
examination as lots of this quality does not come up for sale cleaned ✩ 1904 Extremely Fine-40, rough ✩ 1905 Choice
that often. (Total: 9 pieces) Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1906 (2) Brilliant Uncircu-
lated-60 brown; Brilliant Uncirculated-60, cleaned ✩ 1908
5042 Group of Nine Flying Eagle and indian Head cents: Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, cleaned ✩ 1909 Brilliant
✩ 1857 ✩ 1858 Small Letters ✩ 1858 Large Letters ✩ Uncirculated-60, cleaned. (Total: 12 pieces)
1860 ✩ 1863 ✩ 1869 ✩ 1870 ✩ 1875 ✩ 1908-S. Good-4
to Extremely Fine-40. An excellent selection of circulated 5050 1863 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Attractive straw
cents. The 1908-S may have been wiped in the past but the color on both sides with ample lustre to please the eye but
remaining coins are free of meaningful distractions. (Total: a few minor specks are found with a magnifier.
9 pieces)

5043 Quintet of Flying Eagle and indian cents. ✩ 1857 Flying 5051 Selection of indian cents, all graded Choice About Un-
Eagle. Very Fine-20. Normal surfaces and tan color ✩ 1858 circulated-58 to Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, but all
Small Letters. Very Fine-20. Nice even tan surfaces ✩ 1860 with evidence of old cleaning. However, most have largely
Choice Extremely Fine-45. Minor reverse hairline scratches retoned to reasonably pleasant tones. Date included as fol-
✩ 1861 Very Fine-20. Clean and attractive ✩ 1863 Choice lows: ✩ 1863 ✩ 1879 (2) ✩ 1882 ✩ 1884 (2) ✩ 1889 ✩
About Uncirculated-55. Tan, sharp and pleasing. (Total: 5 1891 ✩ 1894 ✩ 1901. (Total: 10 pieces)
pieces)

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5052 interesting assortment of indian cents: ✩ 1863 ✩ 1881 ✩ 5061 Pair of Very Fine-20 small cents: ✩ 1870 ✩ 1871. The
1886 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1894 ✩ 1899 (2) ✩ 1900 ✩ 1903 ✩ 1906 obverse has been gently cleaned on the first coin. The second
(2) ✩ 1907 ✩ 1908. Extremely Fine-45 to Choice Brilliant coin is wholesome in regard to color with medium brown
Uncirculated-63. An interesting assortment of coins that toning. Both exhibit some light contact marks but none to
barely circulated if at all. Most are well struck with strong serious as to damage these coins’ eye appeal. A very scarce
details but more than a few have been cleaned in the past. pair that should be high on the most collector’s want lists.
(Total: 14 pieces) (Total: 2 pieces)

5053 Early indian cent grouping, all graded Brilliant Uncircu- 5062 Eight small cents: ✩ 1870 ✩ 1873 ✩ 1874 ✩ 1875 ✩ 1878
lated, nearly Choice-62, and some with considerable Mint ✩ 1894 ✩ 1903 ✩ 1908-S. Grades Good-4 to Brilliant
red color remaining. Dates included are as follows: ✩ 1864 Uncirculated-60. A pleasing group of coins generally in the
copper-nickel. A few light spots ✩ 1864 Bronze (2) ✩ 1865 Good to Fine range with the exception of the 1903 which is
Plain 5 (2) ✩ 1865 Fancy 5. Spots. (Total: 6 pieces) Mint State. (Total: 8 pieces)
5054 Selection of small cents: ✩ 1864 Bronze ✩ 1867 ✩ 1868 ✩
1874 ✩ 1875. Very Fine-20 or nearly so with each coin show- 5063 Quartet of scarce indian cents ✩ 1871 (3) Good-4; Good-4,
ing altered obverse surfaces ✩ 1869 ✩ 1872. Fine-12 but the cleaned; About Good-3, corroded ✩ 1908-S Choice Good-6.
surfaces have been heavily altered on the obverse of both coins. (Total: 4 pieces)
A lot with tough dates that mainly will be suitable for space
fillers. (Total: 7 pieces) 5064 Quartet of 1870s era indian cents: ✩ 1873 ✩ 1875 ✩ 1876
✩ 1878. Grades Fine-15 to About Uncirculated-53. The 1875
5055 Selection of indian cents: ✩ 1864 Bronze. No L. Bril- may have been cleaned long ago and the 1876 has some rim
liant Uncirculated-60. Some pitting on the lower reverse disturbances. A decent assortment for the collector. (Total:
✩ 1893 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Large 4 pieces)
spots on the reverse ✩ 1899 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly
Choice-62. Spot on the reverse ✩ 1900 Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-63. Dipped long ago, but now nicely toned
back. Large spot on obverse ✩ 1901. Choice Brilliant Un-
circulated-63. Small spots ✩ 1905 (2). Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-64 and Brilliant Uncirculated-60, both with
small spots ✩ 1909 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 (3). 5065 1877 About Good-3. A coin that has a bright sheen due to
All with minor spots. (Total: 10 pieces) a past cleaning. A nick on the reverse nearly obliterates the
right side of the O of ONE. Most of the obverse legend is
5056 Trio of better date indian cents: ✩ 1864-L Very Fine-25
readable with just the tops of the end of STATES unclear. A
details. Strong details but with some surface corrosion ✩
very rare date with under 900,000 pieces struck for general
1869 Fine-12. Medium brown with light even granularity
circulation.
✩ 1875 Very Fine-35. An attractive example with glossy
tan surfaces. (Total: 3 pieces)
5066 Key date Small cent pair: ✩ 1877 Technically Fine-12
5057 Pair of indian cents: ✩ 1864-L Fine-12 with pleasing color but has noticeable surface alteration possibly due to some
and surfaces ✩ 1876 Very Fine-25 and pleasing. (Total: 2 light jewelry usage. The major details are all there but some
pieces) polishing has most assuredly taken place ✩ 1909-S indian.
This coin shows the wear of a Very Fine-20 but the obverse
5058 Grouping of indian cents, all graded Choice Brilliant surfaces have been heavily altered by cleaning. A very rare
Uncirculated-63, though some show evidence of old light pair that still have some usefulness left. We recommend a
cleaning. Dates included are as follows: ✩ 1865 ✩ 1879 ✩ closer examination because of the stated rarity of the coins.
1881 ✩ 1882 ✩ 1889 ✩ 1891 ✩ 1901 ✩ 1904 (2) ✩ 1905. (Total: 2 pieces)
A nice-looking starter collection, with only a single duplicate
date. (Total: 10 pieces) 5067 Selection of indian cents. Grades range from Choice About
Uncirculated-58 to Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-
5059 Group of small cents: ✩ 1867 ✩ 1868 ✩ 1870 ✩ 1872 ✩ 62, except where noted: ✩ 1880 Proof-62 ✩ 1890 ✩ 1894
1873 ✩ 1874 ✩ 1875. Grades from Good-4 to Fine-15. A ✩ 1897 ✩ 1900 ✩ 1901 (2) ✩ 1904 ✩ 1906 ✩ 1908 ✩
good selection for the collector including several better dates. 1909. Most with considerable mint red remaining. (Total:
(Total: 7 pieces) 11 pieces)

5068 Grouping of indian cents, all graded Choice Brilliant

Uncirculated-63, or finer, but all dipped at one time. Many
have returned to nearly natural color and the group is not
unattractive: ✩ 1881 ✩ 1889 ✩ 1891 ✩ 1895 ✩ 1898 ✩
1899 ✩ 1901 (2) ✩ 1903. (Total: 9 pieces)
5060 1869/9 About Uncirculated-50. Pleasing glossy brown color
gives this coin marvelous eye appeal. Just a few light chatter 5069 Four indian cents, all graded Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-
marks are all that keeps this coin from being perfect for the 63, or perhaps a bit finer: ✩ 1882 ✩ 1889 ✩ 1891 ✩ 1897.
grade. A medium strike is seen on this popular error coin. All with generous red color remaining. (Total: 4 pieces)

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5070 1886 Type ii. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Here 5088 1909-S indian. Fine-12 in terms of wear but the coin has
is a beautiful chocolate brown coin which displays pastel been gently cleaned along time ago and has now retoned to
highlights when rotated under direct light. A lovely example a medium blue and brown patina. A few contact marks are
with beautiful smooth surfaces. seen on both sides, none of which damage this coin’s eye
appeal. The last year of the Indian Head design and rare with
5071 indian cent quartet, all graded Choice Brilliant Uncircu- only 309,000 pieces struck; the lowest mintage produced for
lated-63: ✩ 1887 (2) ✩ 1894 ✩ 1899. All retain generous general circulation for the entire series.
amounts of mint red color. An attractive foursome. (Total:
4 pieces)
U.S. LiNCoLN CENTS
5072 Grouping of indian cents, all graded Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-63, and all with considerable red remaining. 5089 octet of 1909 V.d.B. cents: ✩ Choice Brilliant Uncir-
Dates included as follows: ✩ 1899 (2) ✩ 1904 ✩ 1908 ✩ culated-63 ✩ Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62
1909. (Total: 5 pieces) (4) ✩ Brilliant Uncirculated-60 ✩ Very Choice About
Uncirculated-58 ✩ Choice About Uncirculated-55. These
range from mostly red to tan; each has at least some traces
of red. (Total: 8 pieces)

5090 Selection of Lincoln cents: ✩ 1909 V.d.B. (3) Brilliant

Uncirculated-60, cleaned; Brilliant Uncirculated-60,
5073 1908-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. A lovely chocolate corroded; About Uncirculated-50, cleaned ✩ 1921-S Very
brown coin with just the gentlest wear at the high points. Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1925-d Brilliant Uncir-
culated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1926-S Choice Extremely
5074 1908-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. Glossy brown surfaces Fine-45 ✩ 1928-d Choice Extremely Fine-45 ✩ 1935-S
give this coin a wonderful look. Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Some are par-
tially red. (Total: 8 pieces)
5075 1908-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. A pleasing example of
this semi-key. 5091 Group of 1909 V.d.B. cents. About Uncirculated-50. A de-
cent selection of gently circulated coins. (Total: 10 pieces)
5076 1908-S Extremely Fine-40. A lightly circulated example
with a few reverse spots.

5077 1908-S Extremely Fine-40. Here is an appealing example

that circulated for only a brief period.

5078 1908-S Extremely Fine-40. Well struck and chocolate

brown. 5092 1909-S Lincoln. About Uncirculated-50. Light brown color
due to a past cleaning. A couple of spots are seen, one on
5079 1908-S Extremely Fine-40. A lovely light brown example each side. Well struck.
with smooth surfaces.
5093 1909-S Lincoln. Choice Extremely Fine-45. An attractive
5080 Trio of 1908-S cents. Very Fine-20. A nice group of glossy chocolate brown specimen with smooth surfaces and a strong
pale brown coins. (Total: 3 pieces) strike.

5081 Quartet of 1908-S cents. Fine-12 to Very Fine-20. A respect- 5094 1909-S Lincoln. Extremely Fine-40. Here is a pleasing coin
able selection for a dealer’s inventory. (Total: 4 pieces) that displays just gentle wear.

5082 Quartet of 1908-S cents. Fine-12 to Very Fine-20. One has 5095 1909-S Lincoln Cent. Choice Very Fine-35. Even brown
a few very minor edge bumps, but all are otherwise quite color on both sides with a shadowy spot on the lower reverse.
nice. (Total: 4 pieces) Scarce and always in demand.

5083 Quartet of 1908-S cents. Very Fine-20. A decent selection 5096 1909-S Lincoln. Very Fine-25. An attractive trouble free
of unmolested coins. (Total: 4 pieces) coin with a wood grain toning scheme.

5084 Quartet of 1908-S cents. Very Fine-20. A good group for 5097 1909-S Lincoln Cent Very Fine-20. Nice brown color but
the dealer or investor. (Total: 4 pieces) a couple of dark spots are noted on the reverse.

5085 Quartet of 1908-S cents. Very Fine-20. A trouble free selec- 5098 1909-S Lincoln. Choice Fine-15. Medium tan to brown
tion from this better issue. (4 pieces) with the usual light wood grain pattern. Always in demand
for this scarce date and mint.
5086 Quintet of 1908-S cents. Fine-12 to Very Fine-20. A pleasing
selection of light brown coins. (Total: 5 pieces) 5099 Quartet of 1909-S Lincoln cents. Very Good-8 to Fine-12.
One of the lower graded coins has had its edge shaved while
5087 Quintet of 1908-S cents. Fine-12 to Very Fine-20. A nice the highest graded coin has numerous digs in the field and
assortment of smooth brown coins for the investor. (Total: some edge damage. A good dealer’s accumulation of this
5 pieces) date. (Total: 4 pieces)

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5100 Trio of 1909-S Lincoln cents. Good-4 or better with each 5109 Baker’s dozen of 1912-S cents. Very Fine-30 to Choice
coin exhibiting light brown toning. Some areas of light corro- Extremely Fine-45. A good group for a dealer’s inventory.
sion are seen but not enough to damage these coins’ pleasing A few have been wiped but the majority are original. (Total:
eye appeal. A wonderful group for the dealer or collector who 13 pieces)
likes to have multiples of a scarce date. (Total: 3 pieces)

5101 Pair of key date Lincoln cents: ✩ 1909-S Lincoln. Very

Fine-20 detail but the coin shows some light staining ✩
1914-d Very Fine-20 but the coin has been gently cleaned
leaving and unnatural light brown color. The detail is strong
and lends good appeal to this very scarce date. (Total: 2 5110 1914-d About Uncirculated-50, with respect to detail but
pieces) has some obverse staining and some light corrosion present.
The underlying surfaces are deep glossy brown and ebony
5102 Key date small cent pairing: ✩ 1909-S Lincoln. Details of and the strike is excellent. A few light contact marks are seen
Fine-15 but the coin has been gently cleaned leaving a pale on both sides but do not detract much from the eye appeal
brown color. No other major defects are found to mar this of this very scarce and popular date.
coin’s eye appeal ✩ 1914-d Good-4 or better with attrac-
tive brown color and very pleasing surfaces that were well
preserved. Well worth a closer inspection. (Total: 2 pieces)

5103 Rare date small cent trio: ✩ 1909-S Lincoln. Very Good-
10. A decent example of this tough date that has no major
detriments ✩ 1909-S/Horizontal S. Good-4. Attractive 5111 1914-d Extremely Fine-40. Attractive glossy brown patina
light brown toning over surfaces that have been excellently over well kept surfaces. Smooth with some underlying
preserved for the grade ✩ 1914-d Good-4. Deep brown lustre still present here and there. Well struck and given
surfaces that have the appearance of being gently brushed. the rarity of this date, this coin is very pleasing and well
No important contact marks are found which gives this coin worth a strong bid.
a pleasing appearance. (Total: 3 pieces)

5104 Pair of key date Lincoln cents: ✩ 1909-S Lincoln. Very

Fine-20. A trace of brassy streaking with most of the surfaces
even brown ✩ 1931-S Extremely Fine-40. Attractive brown
surfaces with no spotting or circulation problems, just as
these should be found. (Total: 2 pieces) 5112 1914-d Choice Very Fine-35. A spot-free attractive example
of this key date which retains strong visual appeal and rarely
found so pleasing.
5105 Trio of scarce Lincoln cents: ✩ 1909-S Lincoln. Good-4,
corroded and rough ✩ 1931-S (2) Very Fine-20; Choice
Fine-15, cleaned. (Total: 3 pieces)

5106 Group of 1910-S small cents (15). Very Fine-20 with a few
reaching close to the next grade. Most have a nice brown
patina and are wholesome for the most part with only a few 5113 1914-d Very Fine-30. Glossy brown with some dark encrus-
showing signs of a past gentle cleaning. The overall appear- tation in the rim area. Well struck with smooth and evenly
ance is quite nice for this middle grade. (Total: 15 pieces) worn surfaces. A premium example of this popular date that
will fit into most middle grade sets.
5107 Group of 1910-S small cents (15). Very Fine-20 or better
with a few reaching close to the next grade. A few have been 5114 1914-d Very Fine-30. Generally brown with about a third
lightly cleaned and show an unnatural light brown tone. The of the surfaces showing red patina which is not raised but
others are medium brown with very little in the way of seri- noteworthy. This key date is always popular with collec-
ous contact marks to mar their appearance. Most are well tors.
struck and deserve a closer inspection. (Total: 15 pieces)
5115 1914-d Very Fine-25. Deep brown toning over surfaces
that are a bit weakly struck. The fields are smooth and do
5108 Group of Lincoln cents: ✩ 1912-S Choice About Uncir- not show much in the way of bagmarks. A tough date that
culated-55 ✩ 1913-S (2). Both Very Choice About Un- is always on Lincoln cent collectors’ want lists.
circulated-58 ✩ 1916-d Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly
Choice-62 ✩ 1926-d Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 5116 1914-d Fine-15. A strong strike defines this medium brown
✩ 1931-d Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1931-S toned coin. A few contact marks including a nick that extends
Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Several pieces from the U of UNITED to the O of ONE on the reverse. Some
with generous mint red remaining. A nice starter group of darker areas are seen in the protected areas. Still a handsome
somewhat better dates. (Total: 7 pieces) example of this hard to find date.

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5117 1914-d Very Good-10. Medium brown with a few trivial 5128 1931-S Fine-12. Light brown toning over well preserved
patches of verdigris and a minor rim tick on the reverse. One surfaces. The strike is a bit weak with only about 1/3 of the
of the key dates to the series. wheat stalks visible on the reverse. A key date that will make
a welcome addition to any middle grade set.
5118 Small hoard of 1914-S small cents (11). Very Good-8 to
Very Fine-20 or better. A few show signs of a past cleaning 5129 Trio of 1931-S cents. Choice Fine-15 to Choice Very
while most are medium brown with decent strikes. No spot- Fine-35. A problem free group of circulated cents. (Total: 3
ting or other major detractions are found on this attractive pieces)
group. (Total: 11 pieces)
5130 Quartet of 1931-S cents. Fine-12 to Choice Very Fine-30.
Lovely 1922 Plain Cent Each has spots, cleaning or other issues. A better date. (Total:
4 pieces)

5131 Group of 1931-S cents. Extremely Fine-40 to Choice Ex-

tremely Fine-45. A good little selection of this better date.
(Total: 5 pieces)

5132 Group of Six 1932 Lincoln cents, each Gem Brilliant

5119 1922 Plain. die Pair ii, Strong Reverse. Very Fine-20. The
Uncirculated-65. These all have faded mint red with pleas-
surfaces are smooth and light brown. The reverse is quite
ing orange-gold color and excellent surfaces. A couple show
boldly struck and the obverse has some typical softness in
moderate fingerprints. (Total: 6 pieces)
the motto but the date is clear.

5120 1922 Weak d, die Pair i. Very Good-10, with medium

brown toning on both sides. Some scattered contact marks U.S. TWo CENTS
are seen on this weakly struck coin. The shadow D can barely
be seen. The grading services will not certify this coin as the
rarer 1922 Plain since that comes only from die pair 2.

5121 Pair of Lincoln cents: ✩ 1922-d Brilliant Uncirculated-

60. Brown with a hint of red and nice surfaces ✩ 1931-S Ex-
tremely Fine-40. A few moderate scuffs. (Total: 2 pieces)

5122 octet of 1924-d cents. Very Fine-25 to About Uncirculated- 5133 1864 Small Motto. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Nice color
50. The About Uncirculated piece has a reverse spot. A and surfaces, but there is a moderate detached planchet
pleasing group of coins, most of which are chocolate brown. lamination on the lower left obverse. This scarce variety is
(Total: 8 pieces) always sought after and rarely encountered.

5123 Half dozen 1924-d cents. Very Fine-25. A nice assortment

of middle grade coins. (Total: 6 pieces)
U.S. NiCKEL THREE CENTS
5124 Selection of 1924-d cents. Very Fine-20 to Extremely
5134 Group of eight three cent nickels: ✩ 1865 Very Good-8 ✩
Fine-40. One has some light corrosion but the rest are quite
1866 Choice Fine-15 ✩ 1867 Very Good-8 but granular ✩
pleasing. (Total: 5 pieces)
1867 Very Fine-30 ✩ 1868 Very Good-10 ✩ 1870 Choice
Fine-15 ✩ 1870 Fine-12 ✩ 1874 Fine-12. All are nice coins
5125 Selection of 1931-d cents. Extremely Fine-45 to About save for the 1867 which has the granular surface, the bal-
Uncirculated-50. One or two may have been wiped but most ance are medium nickel-gray with smooth surfaces. (Total:
are very attractive. (Total: 8 pieces) 8 pieces)
5126 1931-S About Uncirculated-55. Glossy brown toning with 5135 Pair of three cent nickels: ✩ 1865 Brilliant Uncirculated-
some mint color in the recessed areas. A few very light marks 60, but with an attached planchet lamination that may have
but overall this coin is quite nice and will fit into a Mint State been tapped back into place on the upper obverse, a rather
set. large portion of the planchet is defective ✩ 1868 Brilliant
Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Lustrous but speckled
5127 1931-S About Uncirculated-50. A beautiful chocolate brown toning on both sides. (Total: 2 pieces)
specimen with silky lustre.

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U.S. SHiELd NiCKELS
5136 Pair of Shield nickels: ✩ 1867 No Rays. Brilliant Uncir-
culated-60. Medium gray with the strike a bit soft on the
shield and the date is dramatically recut quite low ✩ 1872
About Uncirculated-50. Attractive surfaces and nickel-gray
with no spots or significant detractions. (Total: 2 pieces)
5144 1886 Good-6. Full rims and a well balanced example of this
scarce, low mintage date.

5137 1882 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. This pale

gray coin has the look of Choice or better but close exami-
nation reveals some light lines. The coin is reflective, well
5145 1912-S Fine-12. Nice color and surfaces for a moderately
struck and somewhat prooflike.
circulated coin with no scratches or spots to detract. One
5138 Pair of 1883 Shield nickels, both Brilliant Uncirculated, of the key dates to the series with 238,000 pieces struck in
nearly Choice-62. Each is fully lustrous and partially bril- all, making this issue considerably scarcer than many 20th
liant with blushes of gold. (Total: 2 pieces) century key dates.

5139 Pair of nickels: ✩ 1883 Shield. Brilliant Uncirculated- 5146 1912-S Very Good-10. An attractive olive gray example
60. A little bit of film on the surfaces from long storage in with ‘LIBERTY’ nearly full.
plastic flips and the final year of issue ✩ 1883 Liberty. No
CENTS. Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Lustrous and
attractive. (Total: 2 pieces) 5147 1912-S Very Good-10. Nice color and decent surfaces on
this example of this key date. A scarce coin which was not
saved in any significant number. These were essentially tests
U.S. LiBERTy NiCKELS of the Denver and San Francisco branch mints to see if they
could handle the coming production demands for the Buffalo
5140 1883 No CENTS. MS-64 (PCGS). A pleasing example that nickel which came into being the following year.
is bathed in medium gray toning. The strike is strong and
adds a great deal to this coin’s appeal. A few light contact 5148 1912-S Very Good-8. Smooth, even wear and solid surfaces
marks are seen but overall this coin is nice for the grade. which have no distracting spots or nicks. LIBERTY is just a
trifle weak, but most shows when examined.
5141 Lustrous Liberty nickel quartet: ✩ 1883 No CENTS.
(2) Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63; Very Choice About
Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1890 Brilliant Uncirculated-60 ✩ 1897
Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Each has toning with emphasis U.S. BUFFALo NiCKELS
on gold and lilac. (Total: 4 pieces)
5149 High-grade Buffalo nickel selection: ✩ 1913 Type i.
Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1935 Very
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1937-d Repunched
Mintmark. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1937-S Gem
Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1938-d Very Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-64 (3). Each is delicately and attractively
toned. (Total: 7 pieces)
5142 1885 Good-4. Full sharp rims give a decent look despite
some granularity and green deposits.
5150 Lustrous Buffalo nickel assortment: ✩ 1913 Type i. Very
Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1913-d Type i. Very
Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1915 Choice About Un-
circulated-55 ✩ 1916-d Very Choice About Uncirculated-58
✩ 1917 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1928
Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1936-d Bril-
liant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1937-S Brilliant
5143 1886 Good-6. The coin looks quite nice for the grade despite Uncirculated-60. Each shows toning with emphasis on
some light granularity in the fields. golden gray. (Total: 8 pieces)

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Gem 1913-d Type i Nickel 5158 1914/3 Choice About Uncirculated-55. Golden gray sur-
faces with hints of lilac. A couple of spots on the Indian’s
hair are noted and mentioned for accuracy’s sake. A scarce
and popular variety for the specialist.

5159 Pair of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1914-d Very Fine-20. Medium

gray obverse, the reverse with a rather large brown stain
5151 1913-d Type i. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Clear covering about half that side and still a scarce date ✩ 1914-S
tawny gold deepens at the obverse rim, reverse detail is Very Fine-30. A few minor scratches but nice otherwise to
exceptionally sharp. Careful examination under a glass re- represent this date. (Total: 2 pieces)
veals a scarcely noticeable hairline mark under the bison’s
beard.
5160 Trio of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1914-d Choice Very Fine-35 but
5152 Selection of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1913 Type ii. Choice About with surface verdigris on this key date ✩ 1914-S Fine-12.
Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1913-d Type ii. Choice About Natural steel surfaces ✩ 1926-S Fine-12. A nice coin for an
Uncirculated-55, harshly cleaned ✩ 1916 Choice About album and a trio of tough dates for the collector. (Total: 3
Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1929 Brilliant Uncirculated- pieces)
60 (2), cleaned ✩ 1935 Very Choice About Uncirculated-58,
cleaned ✩ 1937 Brilliant Uncirculated-60 (2) cleaned;
corroded ✩ 1938-d Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, 5161 Group of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1914-d Very Good-8. Natural
corroded. (Total: 9 pieces) surfaces but a thin arcing scrape crosses the Chief’s head ✩
1914-d Very Good-8. Minor edge scrape on the lower right
5153 Group of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1913 Type ii. Brilliant Un- obverse, steel-gray ✩ 1914-S Very Good-10. Steel-gray and
circulated-60. Typical streaky toning but sharp ✩ 1931-S pleasing ✩ 1915-S Very Good-10 but with dark surfaces ✩
Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Satiny lustre and bold through- 1915-S Good-4. The date and mintmark are clear enough
out, with a few minor specks ✩ 1938-d/d Very Choice but a trifle weak as expected. (Total: 5 pieces)
Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Frosty lustre and pleasing ✩
1938-d/S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Lustrous
and the surfaces are nice save for a couple of small carbon 5162 1918-d Choice Extremely Fine-45. Medium to dark gray
flecks. (Total: 4 pieces) with patches or darker color adhering to the devices. Scarce
in high grades.

5163 Trio of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1918-S Choice Extremely Fine-

45 with delightful nickel-gray surfaces and a sharp strike
although one small patch of roughness is seen on the hip of
the bison ✩ 1937 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64.
5154 1913-d Type ii. Choice About Uncirculated-55. A lovely
Strong lustre and problem-free ✩ 1938-d Gem Brilliant
golden gray example with just light wear and no mentionable
Uncirculated-65. With frosty lustre and wonderfully fresh.
distractions.
(Total: 3 pieces)

5155 1913-S Type ii. Choice Very Fine-35. Lilac gray surfaces
are free of meaningful marks. The coin is well struck shows
just problem free wear. 5164 1921-S Choice Very Fine-35. Natural steel-gray color and
attractive despite moderate circulation evidence. This one
5156 1913-S Type ii. Choice Good-6. Pleasing golden gray with has strategically placed die lines on the Chief’s teeth, and
some deeper color in the recesses of the motifs. Although thus named the “Determined Chief” variety by our staff. A
well circulated, this is a problem free example of this key key date with a bonus feature.
date.

5157 1913-S Type ii. About Good-3, with only the 3 of the date 5165 1926-S Very Fine-20. Natural steel-gray surfaces with a
visible. The rest of the detail is of a Good-4 with no major few darker patches of toning near the devices. One minor
detractions except for extensive commercial usage. A very scratch on the bison’s head, another on his rump. One of the
scarce date that is desirable even in this very low grade. key dates with a mintage of just 970,000 pieces.

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5166 Parade of high-grade Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1929-d Very

Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1929-S Choice Bril- U.S. HALF diMES
liant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1930 Choice Brilliant Uncir-
culated-63 ✩ 1935-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63
✩ 1936-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1937-d
Repunched Mintmark. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63
✩ 1938-d Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. The 1937-D is
brilliant; the balance exhibit golden gray iridescence, some
with hints of lilac. (Total: 7 pieces)

5167 Pair of scarce Buffalo nickels each grading Very Choice

Brilliant Uncirculated-64: ✩ 1931-S ✩ 1934-D. Both (2x photo)
are fully lustrous with pleasing intermingled gold and lilac
iridescence. (Total: 2 pieces) 5174 1796 Logan McCloskey-1, Valentine-1. Rarity-3. Sharp-
ness of About Good-3, but bent and scratched. There are
rather heavy scratches from the right side of the obverse
Popular 1937-d 3-Legged Buffalo 5¢ which fan out to the left as well as a few edge nicks. Bent
early enough in circulation to cause uneven wear but most of
the devices are outlined including the date and virtually all
of Liberty. A very late reverse die state with advanced cracks
between TA(TES), continuing under the right wing to the rim.
Patches of solder are noted on the obverse and the toning is
irregular mix of dark gray and silver-gray. Obviously not the
most appealing example of this date but a decidedly scarce
5168 1937-d 3-Legged. Very Fine-25. Olive gray with some type that displays the Draped Bust, Small Eagle combination,
deposits. A very faint reverse pin scratch is hardly notice- which keeps any offerings in strong demand.
able.

5169 Pair of Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 1937-d/d nickels. 5175 1800 LM-3, V-2. Rarity-4. LiBEKTy. Sharpness of
Each exhibits pale champagne iridescence. The repunched Fair-2, but holed. Mottled silver-gray and charcoal toning,
mintmark feature is clear under low magnification. (Total: with the hole located through the (LIBERT)Y. A filler which
2 pieces) certainly has its challenges.

5170 Pair of Buffalo nickels: ✩ 1938-d Gem Brilliant Uncir- 5176 1801 LM-2, V-1 and 2. Rarity-4. About Good-3. The wear
culated-65. Lustrous and attractive for this final year of is more extensive on the reverse but most of the devices can
issue ✩ 1938-d/S Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Sharp be made out, as well as the date. Middle die state with the die
and attractive surfaces with no distracting specks or toning crack noted on the upper right of the obverse. The surfaces
issues. (Total: 2 pieces) are nicer than usually encountered for a well circulated
coin.
5171 1938-d/S Buffalo. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Fully
lustrous with warm golden gray toning and pale lilac high-
lights. An eye-catching example of a scarce and popular 5177 Trio of half dimes: ✩ 1835 LM-4, V-11. Rarity-3. Large
variety. date, Large 5. Choice Fine-15. Natural silver-gray devices
and lettering, darker gray fields ✩ 1853 Arrows. About
5172 Selection of 1938-d and 1938-S Jefferson nickels: ✩ Uncirculated-50. Attractively toned with medium gray
1938-d (4) Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65; Very Choice and boldly clashed on the reverse ✩ 1854 Arrows. Choice
Brilliant Uncirculated-64 (3) ✩ 1938-S (5). Gem Brilliant Extremely Fine-45. Golden gray and pleasing with a minor
Uncirculated-65; Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 planchet crack below the 4. (Total: 3 pieces)
(3); Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. These are variously
either brilliant or attractively toned. An appealing selection
5178 1865 Sharpness of Very Good-8, but the reverse edge is
coined during the first year of the design type. (Total: 9
shaved. Mottled silver-gray with charcoal patches in the
pieces)
fields. One of the key dates to this series with a tiny mintage
of 13,000 pieces most of which disappeared long ago. The
5173 Quintet of 1950-d nickels. Three examples grade Very reverse is rotated about 20° clockwise.
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64; two others grade Choice
Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Each is fully lustrous and has
attractive golden gray toning. Because of the comparatively 5179 1866 AG-3 NET (ANACS). A coin that has been used as a
low mintage of the issue, just 2,630,030 pieces, the 1950-D button with the solder still remaining on the central reverse.
nickel was the subject of fevered speculation by coin inves- A very rare date with only 10,000 pieces struck. The coin has
tors decades ago, and prices peaked at levels much higher Very Good details but overall ANACS net graded it AG-3
than today’s values. (Total: 5 pieces) for the damage. Medium rose-gold toning.

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5180 Group of Capped Bust dimes: ✩ 1820 JR-13. Rarity-2.

Large 0. Good-4 but an “X” is scratched on Liberty, die
sinking at ICA ✩ 1827 JR-11. Rarity-2. About Good-3, 5185 1916-d Mercury. AG-3 (PCi). The obverse is close to full
uneven wear but identifiable ✩ 1829 JR-4. Rarity-2. Good- good with most of the lettering and the date plainly visible
4. Weak on some of the lettering and stars ✩ 1830 JR-8. while the reverse legend is worn halfway into the rim. A
Rarity-4. Small 10C. Good-4. Decent rims and color but bright silvery toned example that is devoid of major problems
a few hairlines ✩ 1832 JR-2. Rarity-2. Very Good-8 but despite the low grade. One of only 264,000 pieces struck,
scratched on Liberty ✩ 1833 JR-5. Rarity-1. Last 3 High. with many well worn like the present specimen. One of the
Good-6. Solid rims on the obverse, the reverse not quite true 20th century rarities that is most collectors want list who
solid ✩ 1833 JR-9. Rarity-2. Choice Fine-15. Attractive collect this series.
color and surfaces ✩ 1834 JR-5. Rarity-1. Large 4. Very
Fine-30, but granular. Rough from an old cleaning ✩ 1834
JR-7. Rarity-2. Small 4. Good-6. Average color and surfaces
with the reverse showing more wear ✩ 1835 JR-5. Rarity-1.
Very Good-10. Attractive toning but a few hairlines ✩ 1835
JR-6. Rarity-4. Very Good-8. Natural steel gray with darker
fields and pleasing for this slightly better variety ✩ 1836 JR- 5186 1916-d Mercury. About Good-3. This steel gray example
3. Rarity-3. Sharpness of About Good-3 but damaged with has no serious flaws and is rather attractive despite the ad-
edge dents and dull scrapes on the obverse ✩ 1837 JR-4. vanced level of wear.
Rarity-1. Capped Bust. About Good-3. The lettering has
5187 Pair of 1921 Mercury dimes: ✩ Choice Fine-15. Dusky gold
worn into the rim on the reverse, average color and surfaces.
and gray toning ✩ Choice Fine-15. Lavender and rose toning
(Total: 13 pieces)
with nice surfaces for this key date. (Total: 2 pieces)

5181 Quartet of Nineteenth Century dimes: ✩ 1821 JR-6, Rar- 5188 Trio of 1921 dimes. Very Good-8. One is steel gray, another
ity-2. Large date. Choice Fine-15. Nice surfaces and color is lilac gray and the final coin has unusual blue and rose
✩ 1823/2 JR-3. Rarity-2. Large Es. Good-6. Light silver tones. (Total: 3 pieces)
devices, darker fields and pleasing ✩ 1839 Very Fine-20.
5189 octet of 1921 dimes. Good-4. A good little inventory of this
Light silver gray ✩ 1896-o Good-4. A few nicks through
semi-key date. (Total: 8 pieces)
UNITED but solid rims and light gray color and of course a
key date in desirable collector condition. (Total: 4 pieces) 5190 Group of 1921 Mercury dimes. Good-4. A nice selection
of well worn but generally trouble free coins. (Total: 7
5182 1894-o Very Good-8. Nice color and average surfaces for pieces)
this scarce date.
5191 Selection of 1921 dimes. About Good-3 to Good-4. Here
is a pleasant assortment although a couple show rim marks.
5183 Quintet of Barber dimes: ✩ 1907 About Uncirculated-50, (Total: 5 pieces)
dipped and scratched ✩ 1911 Very Choice About Uncircu-
lated-58, dipped ✩ 1912 MS-62 ✩ 1912-D Choice About 5192 Trio of Mercury dimes: ✩ 1921 Very Good-10. Natural
Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1916-S Choice About Uncircu- color and surfaces ✩ 1921 Very Good-10. Solid rims and
lated-55. These mostly have pearl gray toning, except the clear date ✩ 1921-d Good-6. The date is sharp but the tops
1916-S which exhibits mottled rainbow iridescence. (Total: of the letters are weak in a few areas on the reverse. (Total:
5 pieces) 3 pieces)

5193 Pair of better date Mercury dimes: ✩ 1921 Fine-12. Steel

gray with a couple of faint obverse pin scratches ✩ 1927-d
Extremely Fine-40. Attractive but a trifle pale from a past
U.S. MERCURy diMES cleaning. (Total: 2 pieces)
5184 Parade of Mercury dimes including some Uncirculated 5194 Group of Mercury and Roosevelt dimes, with several
examples: ✩ 1916 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 Gems included: ✩ 1936 Very Choice Brilliant Uncircu-
✩ 1917 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1917-D About lated-64 ✩ 1939 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1943-
Uncirculated-50 ✩ 1919-D Choice About Uncirculated-55 ✩ d (4) Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 FB; Gem Brilliant
1921 Choice Very Good-10 ✩ 1923-S About Uncirculated- Uncirculated-65; Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64
50, old cleaning ✩ 1924-S About Uncirculated-50 ✩ 1927-D FB; Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1943-S (2).
AU-58, dipped ✩ 1943-D Brilliant Uncirculated-60 ✩ 1945 Both Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1949 Gem Bril-
Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. These pieces range liant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1949-d Very Choice Brilliant
from brilliant to warmly toned, with most being in the former Uncirculated-64. These range from brilliant to lightly and
category. (Total: 10 pieces) attractively toned. (Total: 10 pieces)

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5195 1941 Proof-64 (ANACS). Light iridescent toning with some 5201 1942 Proof-63 75% White (PCi). Deep mottled russet ton-
russet near the rim. Good mirrored surfaces and a great strike ing over nicely mirrored surfaces. A good strike over fields
are hallmarks of this attractive coin. A lovely Proof dime that that show only a few light hairlines.
is well worth a premium bid.
5202 A group of seven Mint State 1944 Mercury dimes: ✩ 1944
Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Full Split Bands. With a
subtle hint of clear champagne ✩ 1944 Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-63. Full Split Bands ✩ 1944 Choice Bril-
liant Uncirculated-63 (2). One with a bright area near the
date ✩ 1944 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62.
Reverse pin scratch under ‘E’ in AMERICA ✩ 1944 Bril-
5196 1941 Broadstruck. Choice Extremely Fine-45. This coin liant Uncirculated-60 (2). (Total: 7 pieces)
was struck out of collar and is slightly off-centered towards
the bottom when viewed from the obverse. The obverse
displays attractive gold and russet toning and the reverse
is pale silver. A thin toned over scratch on the obverse runs
behind Liberty’s head to the date. An interesting example U.S. TWENTy CENTS
from the popular Mercury dime series.

5197 Assortment of Mint State Mercury dimes: ✩ 1941 (5)

✩ 1943 (3) ✩ 1944 (5). Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly
Choice-62 to Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. A
beautiful group of lustrous dimes. Color ranges from bright
silver to golden russet. (Total: 13 pieces)

5203 1875-S Fine-12. Muted gray with a hint of lavender under-

tones. The surfaces are pleasing.

5204 Pair of 1875-S twenty-cent pieces: ✩ Choice Very Good-10

✩ Very Good-8. Each has toning. Notable as the only 20-cent
issue struck at the San Francisco Mint. (Total: 2 pieces)
5198 1942/1 Very Fine-30. Light gray surfaces display hints of
pale golden color. This example saw moderate time in circu-
lation but has no noteworthy marks. An attractive example
of this popular overdate.
U.S. QUARTERS

5199 1942/1 Choice Very Good-10. Here is a lovely steel gray

example of this dramatic overdate. A beautiful example for
the grade with no problems at all.
5205 1818 Browning-10. Rarity-3. Choice Very Fine-35. Inter-
mingled blue, pink, gold, and lilac iridescence complements
both surfaces. The impressions of both dies show excellent
centering and full dentilation.

5206 Trio of attributed Capped Bust quarters: ✩ 1831 B-4.

5200 1942 Gem Brilliant Proof-65. A lovely Gem example. Rarity-1. Extremely Fine-40. Brilliant at the centers with
Mostly brilliant in the central areas with wisps of gold at golden brown and blue peripherally ✩ 1835 B-7. Rarity-2.
the obverse border. Notable as the final Proof issue in the Choice Fine-15. Intermingled gold and gray ✩ 1836 B-2.
Mercury dime series. Only 22,329 Proofs were minted during Rarity-2. Choice Very Fine-30. Intermingled gold, pink, and
the year. lilac complements both surfaces. (Total: 3 pieces)

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5207 Trio of Capped Bust quarters: ✩ 1832 B-1. Rarity-1. 5214 Trio of Standing Liberty quarters: ✩ 1917 Type i. Choice
Very Fine-25. Dark gray fields, lighter devices and average Very Fine-35. Lilac and gray toning ✩ 1927-S Choice Fine-
surfaces ✩ 1834 B-3. Rarity-3. Sharpness of Choice Very 15. Minor stains ✩ 1927-S Fine-12. Pleasing surfaces and
Fine-35, but graffiti on the obverse and reverse ✩ 1837 B-2. color. (Total: 3 pieces)
Rarity-1 Very Fine-20. Dark gray fields, lighter devices and
a dull nick before Liberty’s face. (Total: 3 pieces) 5215 Sextet of Standing Liberty quarters: ✩ 1917-d Type 2.
Choice Fine-15. Natural silver-gray ✩ 1919 Very Fine-20.
5208 Selection of Barber quarters: ✩ 1893-o ✩ 1894-o ✩ Lovely color and surfaces ✩ 1920-d Fine-12. Delicate steel-
1895-o ✩ 1895-S ✩ 1900 ✩ 1900-o ✩ 1905-S (3) ✩ gray and nice save for a light scratch on the left wing ✩ 1924
1906-o ✩ 1909-S (2). Grades from Very Fine-20 to Choice About Uncirculated-50. Lustrous with a few specks of russet
Extremely Fine-45. Here is a wonderful selection of Barber ✩ 1924-S Very Fine-20. Nice quality for this scarce date ✩
quarters for the collector. All are varying shades of steel gray 1927 Choice Extremely Fine-45. Lustrous and lightly toned.
even though a few have signs of ancient cleaning. A good (Total: 6 pieces)
selection of dates and mintmarks are included. (Total: 12
pieces) 5216 1919-S Very Fine-25. Mottled gold toning and there is a
couple of small patches of solder on the reverse. A scarce
date.

5209 1896-S About Good-3, with the obverse nearly full Good-4
while the reverse is well worn with most of the lettering not
visible. Some light scratches that are commensurate with 5217 1921 Very Fine-25. Dark golden toning and a scarce coin
the condition. The mintmark is plainly seen on this rare and in all grades, and this one has a clear date.
seldom available coin of which only 188,039 coins were
struck. Well worth a closer inspection when key dates come 5218 1921 Very Fine-20. Quite attractive in terms of color and sur-
on the auction block. face quality, and a scarce date which is always in demand.

5210 Selection of quarters with emphasis on Uncirculated pieces: 5219 1921 Choice Fine-15. Dark golden toning on both sides with
✩ 1914-S Choice Very Good-10 ✩ 1930 (2). Choice Bril- a small area of verdigris on the eagle. The surfaces are nice
liant Uncirculated-63; Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly although a shallow scrape is present on the eagle’s wing into
Choice-62 ✩ 1932 (2). Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63; the left field.
Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1943-d Bril-
liant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1943-S Choice 5220 1921 Choice Fine-15. Pleasing surfaces and color with no
Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Each is at least partially toned, detractions and perfectly natural in appearance as this one
though several are essentially brilliant. (Total: 7 pieces) was put away decades ago.

5211 Type quarter pair: ✩ 1916-d Barber. Choice About Uncircu-

lated-55. Nicely toned with speckled gold and dark gray patches U.S. WASHiNGToN QUARTERS
✩ 1917 Type ii. Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Beautiful
russet toning over lustre, a nice pair. (Total: 2 pieces) 5221 Pair of Washington quarters: ✩ 1932 Gem Brilliant Un-
circulated-65. With deep speckled gold and russet toning ✩
1949 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Orange-gold
U.S. STANdiNG LiBERTy QUARTERS sunset toning which is attractive. (Total: 2 pieces)

5212 Quintet of Standing Liberty quarters: ✩ 1917 Type i. 5222 Quintet of Washington quarters: ✩ 1932 Very Choice
Choice Very Fine-35. Lovely silver-gray color and pleas- About Uncirculated-58, scratch ✩ 1932-d Good-4 ✩ 1932-S
ing surfaces ✩ 1917-d Type i. Extremely Fine-40. Dark Choice Very Good-10 ✩ 1939 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-
gray-russet and blue peripheral toning with lustre beneath 65 ✩ 1940-S Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. The two
✩ 1917-d Type ii. Extremely Fine-40 but cleaned in the Gems are both brilliant; the others have toning. (Total: 5
past, dark russet peripheral toning ✩ 1919 Choice Extremely pieces)
Fine-45. Pleasing but traces of acetate residue on the obverse
are noted ✩ 1927 About Uncirculated-50. Pleasing color and
surfaces. (Total: 5 pieces)

5213 octet of Standing Liberty quarters: ✩ 1917 Type i (2).

One is Choice Fine-15 the other Very Good-8 ✩ 1918-S
Choice Fine-15 ✩ 1919 Very Fine-25 ✩ 1920 Very Fine-25
✩ 1923 Very Good-10 ✩ 1924 Fine-12 ✩ 1928 Extremely
Fine-40. A nice group which all show steel-gray to dark gray 5223 1932-d About Uncirculated-55. Lustrous, bright and
toning with average surfaces. (Total: 8 pieces) hairlined from a cleaning.

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5224 1932-d Extremely Fine-40. Nice coppery russet toning on 5236 1946-PdS set. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 to
both sides with lustre in the protected areas. The surfaces Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Pale gold is visible on the
are pleasing with minimal hairlines, as usual the Motto is P mint coin while the rest are bright and lustrous. A good
softly defined and this design flaw was corrected in 1934 strike prevails throughout and gives these coins nice appeal.
when these were next struck. (Total: 3 pieces)

5225 1932-d Very Fine-20. Rose-gold toning with pleasing sur- 5237 1950-PdS set. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem
faces for this key date. Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Two are untoned and lustrous
while the Denver minted coin shows some light gold toning.
5226 1932-d Very Fine-20. Smooth surfaces and old gray-gold The strikes are decent and add to these coins’ appeal. (Total:
toning. There is one sharp rim nick in the reeding of the 3 pieces)
lower reverse.

5227 1932-d Fine-12. Dusky, with light tan toning over silver-gray 5238 1953-PdS set. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem
surfaces. Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Great mint bloom over well kept
surfaces. The strikes are decent and the fields shimmer with
5228 1932-d About Good-3. About half the lettering and most of originality. (Total: 3 pieces)
the date are legible. The mintmark is plainly visible on this
key date coin which is most collectors want list. 5239 octet of quarter dollars: ✩ 1954 ✩ 1954-d ✩ 1955 ✩
1956 ✩ 1958 ✩ 1958-d ✩ 1959 ✩ 1959-d. Choice Brilliant
5229 Trio of Washington quarters: ✩ 1932-d Good-4. Rims Uncirculated-63 or better with wonderful mint lustre and
just worn into the tops of the lettering, but clear date and bold strike that add much to this group’s eye appeal. Well
mintmark ✩ 1932-S Very Good-8. The rims are complete worth a closer inspection. (Total: 8 pieces)
but just barely, clear date and mintmark and a good pair to
represent the key dates ✩ 1940-S Very Choice Brilliant 5240 Washington quarter trio: ✩ 1956-d doubled Mintmark
Uncirculated-64. Frosty lustre with a hint of golden speckled ✩ 1957 Type B Reverse ✩ 1957-d doubled Mintmark.
toning. (Total: 3 pieces) Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant Un-
circulated-65. The repunched mintmarks are clear but are
5230 Pair of Washington quarters: ✩ 1932-d About Good-3. due to machine doubling and not due to die error. The 1957
Toned. ✩ 1932-S Very Fine-20. Decent surfaces and toned with the Type B reverse is quite scarce and is given a decent
(Total: 2 pieces) premium in the new Cherrypicker’s Guide. A delightful trio
5231 Pair of Washington quarters: ✩ 1932-d About Good-3. for the Washington quarter specialist. (Total: 3 pieces)
Dark to medium gray ✩ 1932-S Very Fine-20. Sunset gold
toning from long envelope storage. (Total: 2 pieces)

5232 Pair of quarter dollars: ✩ 1932-d About Uncirculated-53. U.S. HALF doLLARS
A coin with the legends and the date partial into the rim.
Lightly cleaned but this coin still has a decent appearance ✩
1932-S Fine-12 with light golden toning. The coin has been
previously cleaned but not to its entire detriment. (Total: 2
pieces)

5241 1805 overton-112. Rarity-2. Choice Fine-15. Pleasing steel

gray surfaces are enhanced by slightly paler gray at the high
points. The coin is rather attractive for the grade despite a
5233 1932-S Very Fine-30. Speckled golden gray toning over small ‘X’ shaped scratch in the hair. A respectable example
lustre and attractive surfaces beneath. of this early type that won’t break the bank.
5234 1939-d MS-64 (PCGS). Satiny surfaces that have a great
deal of mint frost. The strike is excellent and adds greatly 5242 Trio of Bust half dollars: ✩ 1806 o-125. Rarity-5. Pointed
to this coin’s appeal. No major marks, just a few light ones 6, Stem through claw. Fine-12 details. This lavender gray
are seen on this semi-key date. example has an attractive look. Attribution is uncertain due
to evidence of old tooling ✩ 1812 o-106. Rarity-3. Choice
5235 1945-PdS set. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Very Fine-35. A lovely dove gray specimen with some cobalt
Brilliant Uncirculated-65. A high-grade, lustrous trio that blue and rose overtones ✩ 1831 o-107. Rarity-3. Choice
are well struck and are devoid of any major marks. Well Very Fine-30. An attractive steel gray example with hints of
worth a premium bid. (Total: 3 pieces) blue and gold color. A wholesome coin with just some gentle
wear. (Total: 3 pieces)

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U.S. CAPPEd BUST HALF doLLARS 5250 1814 o-106. Rarity-5. Sharpness of Choice Extremely
Fine-45, but damaged with graffiti which has been partially
buffed out and erasered on the obverse and reverse fields.
5243 1807 o-112. Rarity-1. Capped Bust Left. Large Stars, Toned a mottled gray and gold, with patches of silver show-
50/20. Sharpness of Extremely Fine-40, but a rather nasty ing through. A scarce die pairing, but this one is clearly not
scratch is noted in the left obverse field. Steel-gray; the bal- in the finest shape.
ance of the coin is pleasing.

5244 Trio of early half dollars: ✩ 1808 o-103. Rarity-1. Very

Fine-25 with a couple of old obverse nicks but pleasing color
✩ 1809 o-102a. Rarity-1. Plain Edge. Very Fine-25 with
nice color and decent surfaces ✩ 1834 o-102. Rarity-1.
Large date, Large Letters. Extremely Fine-40. Pleas-
ing deep gray with the edge blunder “ORALF”. (Total: 3
pieces)
5251 1817 o-105a. Rarity-4-. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Deep
5245 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1809 o-107. Rarity-3. Choice Fine- gunmetal-gray with tinges of blue mixed into the fields. This
15. Warm lilac in the fields and rosy gold on the high points, later die state shows a crack from the rim to the ninth star
with a heavy diagnostic die break at 12th star. Old line by and up through Liberty’s cap.
10th star ✩ 1817 o-107. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-30.
Intermingled blue, violet, lilac, and crimson ✩ 1834 o-104. 5252 1818 o-107. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Toned
Rarity-2. Extremely Fine-40. Pewter gray on the high points with colorful iridescent traces through the fields and a
deepens to gunmetal gray in the fields. (Total: 3 pieces) handsome gray color. Nice surfaces further enhance the
desirability.

5246 Quartet of early half dollars: ✩ 1809 o-109a. Rarity-2.

Choice Very Fine-30, scattered chatter marks ✩ 1821 o-104.
Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45, graffiti on obverse ✩
1824/4 o-110. Rarity-2. Choice Extremely Fine-45, obverse
scratch, removal attempt ✩ 1824 o-106. Rarity-3. Choice
Extremely Fine-45, scratches. Each is warmly toned. (Total:
4 pieces)

5247 Pair of early Capped Bust halves: ✩ 1811 o-108. Rar-

ity-2. Small 8. Very Fine-30 but dipped. Light silver with 5253 1819, Large 9/8 o-104. Rarity-1. Extremely Fine-40. A
some lustre remaining ✩ 1812 o-108. Rarity-1. Choice thin obverse scratch is noted down much of the left obverse
Very Fine-35 but polished. Still bright and the surfaces are field but this is toned over and not readily apparent to the
reflective. (Total: 2 pieces) unaided eye. Toned with deep gunmetal around the rims,
lighter gray at the centers. A scarce and popular overdate
issue.
5248 Quartet of Capped Bust halves: ✩ 1812 o-110. Rarity-1.
Extremely Fine-40. Medium silver-gray with traces of lustre 5254 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1819 o-111. Rarity-2. Choice
and a soft strike on the bust ✩ 1830 o-104. Rarity-3. Small Extremely Fine-45 ✩ 1824 o-104. Rarity-2. Choice Very
0. Choice Fine-15. Dark gray fields, lighter silver devices Fine-30 ✩ 1834 o-105. Rarity-1. Extremely Fine-40.
and the surfaces are not quite average ✩ 1834 o-116. Rar- Planchet flaw at 7:00 on reverse rim. An attractive warmly
ity-1. Small date, Small Letters. Extremely Fine-40. A toned selection. (Total: 3 pieces)
sharp strike save for a portion of the ribbon above the eagle’s
beak and attractive ✩ 1838 Reeded Edge. Choice Extremely 5255 Trio of Capped Bust halves: ✩ 1821 o-103. Rarity-2.
Fine-45. Medium gray and sharp, with an interesting bisect- Choice Very Fine-35. Pleasing steel gray fields, lighter silver
ing reverse die crack up the left wing, through the eagle’s devices ✩ 1825 o-114. Rarity-1. Very Fine-20. Golden
neck and out the right through the R of AMERICA. (Total: gray on the obverse and reverse, with a few minor patches
4 pieces) of pitting on the lower right reverse ✩ 1829 o-114. Rarity-
1. Small Letters. Sharpness of Choice Extremely Fine-45,
but light graffiti in the obverse and reverse fields. (Total: 3
5249 Pair of attributed Capped Bust half dollars: ✩ 1813 o- pieces)
107a. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-35. Advanced die states
with cracks and clash marks. Reverse scratches noted ✩ 5256 1822 o-110. Rarity-2. Sharpness of About Uncirculated-
1819/8 o-101. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-30. Golden gray 50, but obverse scratches have been effaced with an eraser
toning on the high points deepens to lilac in the fields. (Total: and this area remains bright on Liberty’s neck and the left
2 pieces) field nearby. Nice toning otherwise.

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5264 1827 o-104. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. A bit

cloudy with silver-taupe hues and a few patches of colorful
iridescence. Average surfaces and decent for the collector.

5257 1822 o-111. Rarity-2. About Uncirculated-53. Toned with

colorful and rather intense fuchsia and russet, with a solid gray
base. Clean surfaces and a desirable example of this variety.

5258 1824 4/Various dates. o-103. Rarity-1. Extremely Fine-

40. Fully original with deep gray toning and lighter gray
5265 1828 o-102. Rarity-2. About Uncirculated-53. Dark gray
accents on the worn areas of the devices.
with green and russet accents near the devices and lettering.
A sharp strike on Liberty’s curls and the eagle, as well as
most of the stars which have their radial centers.

5266 Quartet of Capped Bust halves: ✩ 1828 o-103. Rarity-

2. Curl Base 2, Small 8s. Sharpness of Very Fine-35 but
scratched with an “X” in the left obverse field ✩ 1834 o-109.
Rarity-1. Small date, Small Letters. Extremely Fine-40.
Nice color and surfaces although minor hairlines are pres-
ent ✩ 1835 o-101. Rarity-2. Choice Extremely Fine-45.
Golden gray and attractive ✩ 1838 Extremely Fine-40. A
5259 1824/4 o-110. Rarity-2. About Uncirculated-50. Toned nice example of this short-lived Reeded Edge type coin with
with fiery yellow-russet on the obverse, more gray on the dark gray fields. (Total: 4 pieces)
reverse and quite attractive. The surfaces are average but the
eye appeal is high.

5260 Quartet of attributed Capped Bust half dollars: ✩ 1824

o-113. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-30 ✩ 1828 o-102. Rar-
ity-2. Choice Very Fine-30 ✩ 1829 o-115. Rarity-1. Choice
Very Fine-35 ✩ 1833 o-112. Rarity-2. Choice Very Fine-30.
Each has toning. (Total: 4 pieces)

5261 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1826 o-101. Rarity-1. Extremely

Fine-40. Obverse rim bump at 10:00 ✩ 1829/7 o-102. Rar-
ity-2. Choice Very Fine-35. Two obverse rim bruises noted 5267 1828 o-107. Rarity-2. About Uncirculated-50. Medium
✩ 1831 o-108. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. This gray with solid eye appeal as fiery iridescence appears when
last piece has excellent centering and full dentilation. Each examined under a light. No surface problems save for a minor
piece is warmly toned. (Total: 3 pieces) patch of hairlines left of the eagle’s beak.
5262 1827/6 o-101. Rarity-2. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Pleas-
ing golden gray toning with darker gray through the stars. A
few thin scratches are found in the fields and a minor edge
tick just past the third star is noted. Later reverse die state
with a crack through much of the legend.

5268 1828 o-110. Rarity-2. About Uncirculated-53. Pleasing

rose-russet toning over steel gray on both sides. An average
strike but clean surfaces combine with the toning to make
this one ready made for the variety collector.

5263 1827/6 o-103. Rarity-4. Choice About Uncirculated-55. 5269 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1829/7 o-101. Rarity-1. Choice
A scarce variety that is seldom found this nice. The surfaces Fine-15. Pewter gray with pink highlights ✩ 1830 o-106.
are clean and the color attractive with golden gray dominat- Rarity-2. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Medium gray surfaces
ing the surfaces and a hint of russet. The reverse has pleas- ✩ 1831 o-104. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Lilac
ing gunmetal hues. One trivial pin scratch is noted behind gray overall, with tinges of blue and gold at the borders.
Liberty’s head, otherwise there are no distractions. (Total: 3 pieces)

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5270 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1830 o-110. Rarity-3. Choice 5277 1832 o-110. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-53. Excellent
Extremely Fine-45, with two small reverse rim bruises. At- color of golden gray with a few tiny patches of verdigris
tractive pink, gold, and sea green iridescence ✩ 1832 o-118. and a minor streak below Liberty’s ear. Well preserved and
Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-35. Nick by 10th star ✩ 1833 a solid coin for the collector.
o-104. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-30. Spots noted on eagle.
(Total: 3 pieces) 5278 1832 o-122. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-50. Beautiful
sea-green and gold toning over lustre with medium gray as
the base. Clean surfaces and outstanding eye appeal.

5279 1832 o-122. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Hazy

gray toning with a few touches of rose mixed into the fields.
Microscopic patches of old verdigris can easily be removed,
attesting to the originality of this particular coin.

5280 Trio of half dollars: ✩ 1833 o-101. Rarity-1. Choice Very

Fine-35. Reverse rim bruise at 10:00 ✩ 1834 o-112. Rarity-
5271 1830 o-113. Rarity-2. Choice About Uncirculated-55. 3. Extremely Fine-40. Intermingled gold and lilac gray ✩
Medium silver-gray with a yellow cast in the fields. One 1836 o-108. Rarity-1. Lettered Edge. Extremely Fine-40.
scuff is noted in the left obverse field which is toned over Coppery gold at the borders and on the high points. (Total:
but is mildly distracting. Patches of darker verdigris in the 3 pieces)
numbers and legend.

5272 1830 o-116. Rarity-3. About Uncirculated-50. Mottled

gray and russet toning from many years storage in a coin
envelope. Nice surfaces and appeal.

5281 1834 o-113. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-53. Pleasing

medium gray-silver throughout with golden hues mixed in.
This one has the familiar “guido” edge variation where the
edge lettering slipped during the application by the Castaing
5273 1830 o-120. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-53. Medium machine.
gray with flecks of darker toning from envelop storage, with
a patch of green around Liberty’s head. Nice surfaces and a
decent strike.

5274 1830 o-123. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-50. Beautiful

iridescent toning but marred by several scratches around
Liberty’s bust where some infraction was apparently re-
moved with zeal. A few other hairlines are present, but the
bright silver color with colorful toning make it appealing.

5275 1832 o-102. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Natural

steel gray with darker flecks mixed over the surfaces. A small 5282 1834 o-119. Rarity-4. Choice About Uncirculated-55.
patch of corrosion is found on the edge below the date. Beautiful rose and gold toning over dark gray with clean
surfaces. The strike is sharp and this one is tailor made for
the collector.

5283 1836 o-112. Rarity-1. Lettered Edge. Sharpness of

Extremely Fine-40, but reverse scratches. Nice color but
a cluster of reverse scrapes and scratches near the eagle’s
beak.

5284 1836 o-117. Rarity-3. Lettered Edge. Choice Extremely

Fine-45. Muted gray with tiny specks of toning on both
5276 1832 o-106. Rarity-1. Choice About Uncirculated-55. sides from many years in a coin envelope. The edge reads
Rich sunset and rose toning over silver-gray surfaces with “OHALF”, one of the more common blunders for these let-
pleasing fields. The edge has a small blunder “ORALF”. tered edge coins, a feature soon to be replaced in late 1836
Excellent surfaces and eye appeal on this coin. with the new Reeded Edge collar.

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U.S. SEATEd LiBERTy HALF doLLARS

5291 Group of Seated halves: ✩ 1840 Small Letters. Very Fine-
20 with natural gray toning but a couple of edge nicks ✩
1843 About Uncirculated-50 with beautiful blue toning but
a rather interstellar impact on the obverse edge at the 11:00
o’clock position ✩ 1843-o Choice Very Fine-35. Lovely
color and nice surfaces with a crisp strike ✩ 1844-o Very
Good-8. Medium gray ✩ 1845-o Choice Fine-15. Toned ✩
1845-o No drapery. Choice Very Fine-35. Lightly wiped
5285 1836 o-119. Rarity-3. Lettered Edge. About Uncircu- but with attractive gray toning ✩ 1846 Tall date. Fine-12.
lated-53. Glorious gunmetal gray and blue toning on both Nice and gray with a bit of crust in the shield ✩ 1854-o
sides with nice surfaces. The strike is sharp on the entire Arrows. Very Good-10. The date is repunched, medium
motto and all the curls. gray and attractive. A desirable group for the dealer or date
collector. (Total: 8 pieces)
5286 1836 o-119. Rarity-3. Lettered Edge. About Uncircu-
lated-50. Silver-gray with darker patches on the devices from 5292 Quartet of Seated Liberty halves: ✩ 1840-o Choice Fine-
long envelope storage. The edge has a slight blunder reading 15. Lovely surfaces but a trifle soft on the eagle ✩ 1843-o
“OALF” which occurs regularly on the Castaing machine if Average surfaces with scattered nicks and dark gray in the
the coin is not quite fed in just so between the two edge dies fields ✩ 1851-o Very Fine-25. Dark gray and soft on the
when the edge was lettered. right side ✩ 1861-o Very Fine-20. Medium to dark gray
and there is an edge nick at 2:00 on the obverse. (Total: 4
5287 1837 Extremely Fine-40. Average steel-gray color and pieces)
surfaces but this one has interesting die cracks. One crack
extends from the rim to Liberty’s bust then up into the
field while the reverse has a crack down through the A of
STATES to the eagle’s beak tip to his neck arcing to the E
of AMERICA, another from the rim to the left wing tip, up-
per leaves, branch to the T of CENTS. These Reeded Edge
halves represent a short-lived bridge between the earlier
Lettered Edge style and the soon to be developed Liberty
Seated coins, and appear to have been fertile ground for the
Philadelphia Mint’s experiments with design changes mixed
with advanced die hubbing techniques. 5293 1845 Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Lovely color
and sharp, but there is a patch of roughness in the lower right
obverse field which shows numerous tiny contact marks
5288 Pair of different Capped Bust half dollar design types: inconsistent with circulation.
✩ 1837 Choice Very Fine-35. Fine line on obverse ✩ 1838
Choice Very Fine-30. Each has toning. The denomination 5294 1848 Extremely Fine-40. Fully original and quite pleasing
on these pieces is expressed as 50 CENTS and HALF DOL. to behold. The 18 shows repunching low. Excellent surfaces,
respectively. (Total: 2 pieces) medium gray fields with light gray devices and just right in
every way.

5295 1848 Extremely Fine-40. Dark gray fields, slightly lighter

devices with average surfaces beneath.

5289 1838 About Uncirculated-53. Bright rose-gold toning on

both sides and sharp with bold definition throughout. Minor
evidence of wiping in the fields, a common fault to these
high grade coins. A minor planchet flaw extends below star
seven both above and below. 5296 1848-o About Uncirculated-50. Toned with mottled patches
of blue and gray, with minor encrustation through the letter-
5290 1839 Capped Bust. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Beautiful ing and devices. The strike is sharp and the surfaces a little
deep blue and russet toning around the rims of this coin. rough from circulation with numerous small nicks and short
Average surfaces beneath but still quite appealing. scratches which are so often attendant to silver of this era.

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5297 Pair of half dollars: ✩ 1853 Arrows & Rays. About Uncir- U.S. WALKiNG LiBERTy HALF doLLARS
culated-50, old cleaning. One year design type. Mostly pearl
gray with wisps of pink, blue, and gold ✩ 1905-o Choice 5303 Trio of 1916 halves from each mint: ✩ 1916 Choice Very
Very Fine-30, with scratches noted on Liberty’s cheek and Good-10 ✩ 1916-d Fine-12 ✩ 1916-S Good-4. A nice mix
neck. The latter piece is a comparatively low-mintage issue; from the first year of issue.
only 505,000 examples were produced. (Total: 2 pieces)
5304 Walking Liberty half dollar quartet: ✩ 1917 Choice Bril-
liant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1918-S Extremely Fine-40 ✩ 1935
5298 Quartet of Seated Liberty halves: ✩ 1862-S Very Fine- Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, dipped ✩ 1938-d Choice
20. Light silver-gray with a minor scratch on the lower left Fine-15. This last piece with some dark waxy material noted
obverse ✩ 1864-S Good-6. Solid rims with some definition by the eagle’s right talon (viewer’s left). The two Uncircu-
remaining ✩ 1872-S Very Good-10. Natural color and sur- lated pieces each exhibit pale champagne iridescence; the
faces with some softness in the reverse strike ✩ 1875-CC other two specimens each have predominantly pearl gray
Good-4. Worn but the rims are complete. (Total: 4 pieces) surfaces. (Total: 4 pieces)

5305 Quintet of Walking Liberty half dollars: ✩ 1917 Choice

About Uncirculated-55 ✩ 1942-d Very Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1943 Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-
culated-64 ✩ 1945 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩
1946-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. A lovely
selection of lustrous Walkers. (Total: 5 pieces)

5306 Four half dollars: ✩ 1917-d obverse. Fine-15 ✩ 1917-S

obverse. Fine-15 ✩ 1918-S Extremely Fine-40. Well struck
✩ 1919-S Very Good-8. Some scattered marks are found. A
5299 1872 Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Lustrous with
very good group of these early scarce dates that should be
a touch of gold and gray over silver surfaces. A scuff on the
viewed. (Total: 4 pieces)
obverse is the only fault.

U.S. BARBER HALF doLLARS

5300 1897 About Uncirculated-50 but the coin has been gently
cleaned leaving an ebony and gray patina. A strong strike
is characteristic of this example as is some rim nicks and a 5307 1921 Very Good-8. A decent example that is typically struck
small nick at the base of the arrow stalks. Still a decent coin for this early and low mintage date.
that is suitable for a high grade type or date set.

5301 1897 Extremely Fine-40. Cleaned, with the very faintest

peripheral toning.

5302 Pair of half dollars: ✩ 1915 Very Good-8. Smooth, even

wear with dark golden gray toning with the devices high-
lighted by darker patches and a scarce date ✩ 1918 Choice 5308 1921-d Very Good-10. Attractive medium steel-gray
Very Fine-35. Nice old envelope toning and with clean throughout with clean surfaces save for a couple of minor
surfaces. Popular and scarce when found this nice. (Total: 2 reverse rim nicks. A key date and always in demand when
pieces) found with a clear date and mintmark as seen here.

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pictured in the printed cataLogue. 5309 1921-d Very Good-8. Light rose-gray toning over problem free
surfaces. A decent strike gives this scarce date great appeal.

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5310 Pair of half dollars: ✩ 1921-S Fine-12. An attractive ex- U.S. FRANKLiN HALF doLLARS
ample that has very little in the way of problems ✩ 1938-d
Extremely Fine-40. Wonderful light gold and gray toning 5319 Half dozen 1948 Franklin halves. Choice Brilliant Un-
over well struck surfaces. (Total: 2 pieces) circulated-63 to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. A well
struck group with lots of satiny lustre. (Total: 6 pieces)

5320 Pair of 1949-S halves both Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-

culated-64. One is deeply toned with satiny sunset gold and
a few specks; the other is brighter with more lustre showing.
(Total: 2 pieces)

5311 1928-S Choice About Uncirculated-58. Well struck with

decent lustre and well kept surfaces. A coin that would fit
into a Mint State set.

5312 Trio of Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 half dollars: ✩

1936 Brilliant and lustrous ✩ 1946-d Frosty lustre with a 5321 1950 Gem Brilliant Proof-65. Here is a glorious example
dusting of golden gray iridescence ✩ 1946-S Brilliant and with highly reflective icy smooth surfaces. A bright white
lustrous. (Total: 3 pieces) specimen that is virtually mark free. A beautiful Franklin
half.
5313 1938-d Fine-12. A well balanced example that has some
light gold toning at the edge over mainly gray surfaces. No
major marks are noted. A late date key that will make its new U.S. SiLVER doLLARS
owner proud.

5314 Pair of 1938-d half dollars. Very Fine-20 or a bit better.

Both with medium gray toning with a bit of rose blended in.
Each has a decent strike and both have wonderful surfaces
for the grade. (Total: 2 pieces)

5315 Walking Liberty half dollar quartet, grading average

Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63: ✩ 1941 ✩ 1942 ✩ 1943
(2). These are various either brilliant to lightly toned, with
the former category predominating. (Total: 4 pieces)
5322 1859-o Very Fine-20. Dark gray fields with lighter devices.
A few nicks near the eagle’s beak in the field and a pleasing
coin for a moderately circulated example.

5323 Pair of trade dollars: ✩ 1874 Very Fine-20. Intermingled

blue and lilac toning. A pair of obverse scratches and some
rim nicks are noted ✩ 1877-S About Uncirculated-53,
cleaned. (Total: 2 pieces)

5316 1942-d Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-66. Blazing silver-

white with an arc of colorful toning on the right side of the
obverse of deep russet, fuchsia and green.

5317 Walking Liberty and Franklin half dollar trio: ✩ 1945

Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1949-d Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-63 (2). A well-matched, frosty threesome.
(Total: 3 pieces)

5318 1946-S MS-64 (PCGS). Frosty surfaces that are well pre- 5324 1877-S Choice Very Fine-30. Pleasing steel gray color with
served with a trace of light gold toning present. A bit of a some golden highlights gives this example an attractive look.
weak central strike which is normally seen on this date. Great A few rim marks can be found but the coin otherwise has a
lustre gives this coin wonderful eye appeal. decent look.

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U.S. MoRGAN SiLVER doLLARS lated-63. Satiny surfaces that have wonderful fields for the
grade ✩ 1881-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64.
5325 1878 8 Tailfeathers. VAM-7. Choice Brilliant Uncircu- Gorgeous mint bloom that gives this coin marvelous eye
lated-63, despite a past light wiping. Decent mint lustre with appeal. A strong strike further defines this coin ✩ 1882-S
a trace of light toning found. The obverse motto is doubled as Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 if it were not for the rim
are the stars on the left. The 187 of the date is also doubled nick on the obverse at 7:00. Otherwise this coin has all the
as is part of the reverse. The die scratch through the A of attributes of a full blown gem with gorgeous surfaces and
STATES is plainly visible. A respectable example of this great lustre. (Total: 6 pieces)
scarce VAM variety.
5330 Quartet of Carson City Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878-CC (2)
5326 Morgan dollar trio: ✩ 1878 8 Tailfeathers. Extremely Fine- Extremely Fine-40, toned; Choice Very Fine-35, cleaned ✩
40 but the coin has been cleaned and shows some scattered 1879-CC CC over CC. Choice Very Good-10 ✩ 1882-CC
marks ✩ 1878-CC Very Fine-30. Pretty deep iridescent gold Choice About Uncirculated-55, cleaned. These are variously
and blue toning on both sides gives this coin marvelous eye lightly to warmly toned. (Total: 4 pieces)
appeal ✩ 1879-CC VAM 3. Capped die. A Top 100 VAM
variety. The coin grades Very Fine-20 or better but has been 5331 Trio of Carson City Morgans: ✩ 1878-CC Choice Very
previously cleaned and now exhibits a pale gray patina. Fine-35. Silver-gray with a couple of reeding nicks on
(Total: 3 pieces) Liberty’s face ✩ 1879-CC CC over CC Very Good-8.
Smooth wear ✩ 1891-CC Very Fine-30. With purple gray
toning and a few thin hairlines on Liberty’s head. (Total: 3
pieces)

5332 Pair of Carson City Morgans: ✩ 1878-CC Very Fine-30

or nearly so. Medium gray surfaces with just a few marks
seen ✩ 1880-CC Very Fine-20 with some claims to a higher
grade. Previously cleaned and now starting to retone with
some light gold. (Total: 2 pieces)

5333 Trio of Morgan silver dollars: ✩ 1878-CC Very Fine-25.

Silver-gold obverse, much darker toning on the reverse ✩
5327 1878 7 Tailfeathers, 2nd Reverse. Very Choice Brilliant 1891-CC Very Fine-25. Nice color ✩ 1894-o Very Fine-30
Uncirculated-64 PL. A bright white example with an ample and a few scuffs and scrapes are seen on the obverse. (Total:
strike. Reflective fields act as a backdrop to the frosty devices 3 pieces)
for a wonderful prooflike visual appeal.
5334 1878-S VAM-19. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Beau-
5328 Half dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878 7 Tailfeathers. tiful golden russet toning on both sides which accents the
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Prooflike. Wonderfully devices. Lustrous, sharp and attractive in every way. Strongly
reflective surfaces that have just a few light contact marks doubled on E PLURIBUS UNUM with the broken arm on
that keep this coin from a higher grade ✩ 1878-S Choice R of TRUST but no die gouge through the wheat leaves.
Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Satiny surfaces with a nice strike
5335 Six Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878-S ✩ 1881 ✩ 1883-o ✩ 1884
give this coin excellent eye appeal ✩ 1879 Gem Brilliant
✩ 1885-P,o. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 perhaps a
Uncirculated-65 or nearly so. Incredible mint frost and
bit better. All have nice satiny surfaces with great mint lustre.
a strong strike define this delightful coin ✩ 1879-S Very
The majority has good strikes and is devoid of any major
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Sparkling mint lustre
marks or scuffs. A pleasing group. (Total: 6 pieces)
over boldly struck surfaces. A few stray marks but none
too serious ✩ 1880-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. 5336 Silver dollar pair: ✩ 1878-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-
Lovely cartwheel surfaces that glimmer when held near culated-64. Lovely prooflike surfaces that have attained a
a light. A good strike adds further to this coin’s appeal ✩ bit of russet toning ✩ 1882 Very Choice Brilliant Uncircu-
1881-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64, perhaps lated-64. Deep rose toning on the obverse while the reverse
a bit better. Pleasing mint color over well struck surfaces. is mostly satiny. A handsome pair that should be seen. (Total:
Some very scattered marks are all that keeps this coin from 2 pieces)
the Gem collection. (Total: 6 pieces)
5337 Group of Morgan and Peace dollars: ✩ 1878-S Choice
5329 Half dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878 7 Tailfeathers, 2nd Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Slightly prooflike but gloriously
Reverse. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Nice reflective toned with fiery russet, gold and patches of green on both
surfaces that magnify some of the field marks ✩ 1879 Very sides ✩ 1928-S Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Golden
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Dazzling mint lustre russet gray toning and pleasing ✩ 1934-S Extremely Fine-
over well protected surfaces ✩ 1879-S 3rd Reverse. Choice 40. Toned and attractive with matching old envelope toning.
Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Lovely cartwheel surfaces gives (Total: 3 pieces)
this coin a glorious look ✩ 1880 Choice Brilliant Uncircu-

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5345 Trio of Carson City Morgan dollars: ✩ 1882-CC (2)

Fine-12 and Very Good-8. Both have been cleaned with the
lower grade having some reverse rim nicks ✩ 1890-CC Very
Good-8. Smooth surfaces that show some light cleaning that
was done many years ago. (Total: 3 pieces)

5346 Trio of Morgans: ✩ 1882-S ✩ 1886 ✩ 1896. Gem Bril-

liant Uncirculated-65. Here is a trio of enchanting Morgan
dollars. Each is bright white and bathed in frosty lustre. Eye
appealing and free of notable distractions. (Total: 3 pieces)

5338 1879 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. A lovely coin with

magnificent cartwheel lustre. Blast white color adds to the
appeal.

5339 1879 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Here is a

wonderful example that is bathed in frosty mint lustre for a
magnificent look. A gorgeous coin that is rather tempting to
describe as fully Gem.

5340 1880-CC 2nd Reverse. Very Fine-25 in terms of wear

with a pale gray patina due to a past cleaning. A tiny rim
nick at 1:00 on the obverse is this coin’s main detraction. 5347 1883 Enameled silver dollar. Metallic outer ring, royal
Uncommon coins in used condition as most were found in blue inner ring with chips around legend and denomina-
the Government Hoard in the 1970s and 1980s. tion, eagle gray, wreath and leaves green, cloisonné miss-
ing from IN GOD WE TRUST. Pinback intact on obverse
of host coin.

5348 Trio of Morgan silver dollars: ✩ 1883 Gem Brilliant Un-

circulated-65. Bright silver with a golden blush ✩ 1884-o
Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Matching light
gold toning ✩ 1885 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-
64. A satiny coin with a blush of gold. (Total: 3 pieces)

5349 1883-CC GSA Holder. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63.

Light quarter-moon gold toning on the obverse, the reverse
is satiny. Some light contact marks but none that will impair
the visual appeal of this popular coin.
5341 1881 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-66. Majestic satiny
mint sheen completely engulfs this example. Bright white 5350 Morgan dollar trio: ✩ 1883-CC Good-4. Well worn with
surfaces and a lack of noteworthy imperfections add to the a few field marks visible ✩ 1890-CC About Good-3. Pale
extraordinary eye appeal. silver toning over surprisingly good surfaces for the grade
✩ 1893-o Good-4. Medium ebony toning over smooth
5342 1881 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Frosty mint
surfaces. (Total: 3 pieces)
bloom bathes the surfaces of this pleasing specimen. A blast
white coin that is virtually at the Gem level. 5351 Pair of Morgan dollars: ✩ 1883-CC Very Fine-25 but the
coin has probably been dipped at one time. Some lustre still
5343 Half dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1881 ✩ 1882-CC ✩ 1883-o
remains ✩ 1893 Very Fine-25 or better with medium gray
✩ 1884-P,o ✩ 1885. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 to Choice
surfaces that show some light marks. (Total: 2 pieces)
Brilliant Uncirculated-63 or better with most showing good
mint lustre and just a few scattered marks. The strikes are 5352 Six Morgan dollars: ✩ 1883-S ✩ 1884-S ✩ 1885-S ✩
fine except on the New Orleans minted coins which show 1886-o. Extremely Fine-40 with the coins showing signs
a typical weaker strike. A decent group worthy of a closer of a past cleaning ✩ 1889-o Choice About Uncirculated-
inspection. (Total: 6 pieces) 58 but very weakly struck in the center on both sides. Good
mint lustre ✩ 1892-S Very Fine-20 but has an obverse rim
5344 A group of Morgan Silver dollars all graded MS-64
nick at 10:00. Cleaned at one time. A scarce group. (Total:
(NGC). ✩ 1881-S ✩ 1882-o ✩ 1884-o ✩ 1885-o ✩ 1886
6 pieces)
✩ 1887 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1889 ✩ 1899-o. About half the coins
show some light to medium golden toning while the rest have 5353 Quintet of Morgan dollars: ✩ 1883-S ✩ 1884-S ✩ 1885-S
nice satiny surfaces. Most are well struck including the New ✩ 1889-o. Extremely Fine-40 with the coins showing signs
Orleans minted coins. A nice fresh and wholesome lot that of a past cleaning ✩ 1890-CC Very Fine-25 but the coin has
should be closely examined as some are premium quality been previously cleaned and now has a pale gray patina. All
for the grade. (Total: 9 pieces) the coins have a respectable appearance despite the cleaning.
A scarce group. (Total: 5 pieces)

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5354 1884-CC Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-61. Satiny 5362 Five Morgan dollars: ✩ 1887 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1896 ✩ 1897
surfaces with some frosty overlay. The strike is excellent and ✩ 1898. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Each
gives this coin marvelous eye appeal. A few stray contact coin shows lovely surfaces that exude premium mint lus-
marks on the facial area keep this coin from the higher des- tre. The strikes are first rate making this lot a worthwhile
ignations. acquisition for any Morgan silver dollar enthusiast. (Total:
5 pieces)
5355 Three Carson City Morgans: ✩ 1884-CC Fine-12. A well
balanced example that has a few light contact marks ✩ 1891- Key date 1889-CC dollar
CC Very Good-8 with medium gray toning with a few rim
nicks ✩ 1892-CC Fine-12. Bright from a past cleaning. The
strike is decent except for the area above the hair. (Total: 3
pieces)

5356 Half dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1884-o (4) ✩ 1885-o ✩

1921. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant
Uncirculated-65. A bright group, with a few showing some
attractive, light toning. The 1921 shows advanced die breaks.
(Total: 6 pieces)

5363 1889-CC VF GENUiNE (NCS). Bright surfaces due to an

5357 Silver dollar cavalcade: ✩ 1884-o Choice Brilliant improper cleaning leaving numerous contact marks. Some
Uncirculated-63, prooflike ✩ 1896 (2). Choice Brilliant dark areas in the lettering on both sides characterize this
Uncirculated-63; Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice- coin. A small rim nick is seen on the reverse at 9:00. Rare
62 ✩ 1904-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1921 with only 350,000 pieces struck, most of which have been
Peace. Choice Fine-15 ✩ 1928 About Good-3. Each has cleaned at one time.
toning. (Total: 6 pieces)

5358 1884-S AU-53 (ANACS). This bright white example

maintains a good deal of lustre in the protected areas of the
devices. Just a touch of rub is found on this pleasing coin.

5359 Half a dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1885-o ✩ 1886 ✩ 1887

✩ 1888 ✩ 1890 ✩ 1896. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-
63 or better with a few close to a higher grade. Great mint
lustre typifies this group with the strikes being quite good.
A desirable lot. (Total: 6 pieces)
5364 1889-CC VG dETAiLS (ANACS). Here is a respectable ex-
ample of the scarcest Carson City Morgan. The holder notes
‘rim damaged’ due to a few dull bumps on the edges. These
rim bumps are not very prominent from either the obverse or
reverse of the coin. The overall eye appeal is quite pleasing
especially due to the lovely dove gray surfaces which are a
touch paler at the high points. A good opportunity to acquire
an example of this important issue.

5360 1887 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-66. This glorious ex-

ample is ensconced in deep frosty mint bloom. The bright
white surfaces are virtually perfect.

5361 Quartet of Morgan silver dollars: ✩ 1888 Very Choice

Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Bright and lustrous ✩ 1898 Very
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Delicate gold toning on
the obverse ✩ 1898-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated- 5365 1889-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Here is a lovely
64. Lightly toned on the reverse ✩ 1904-o Choice Brilliant specimen that is bright white with a wisp of rainbow toning
Uncirculated-63. Mottled toning on the reverse. (Total: 4 at the lower right quarter of the obverse rim. Lustrous and
pieces) eye appealing.

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5366 1889-S MS-64 (PCGS). Wonderful cartwheel surfaces that 5370 1893 Extremely Fine-40. An attractive original coin with
shine with great mint lustre. The strike is strong and adds soft russet and gold toning that hides some moderate hairlin-
much to this coin’s eye appeal. A semi-key date that usually is ing. A weak strike in the central area which affects the hair
seen in much lower grades, not in the magnificent condition over the ear and the eagle’s breast feathers. A very scarce
seen here. date that should be seen to be appreciated.

5371 1893 Very Fine-30. A pleasing example that shows light

5367 Trio of silver dollars: ✩ 1890-CC Very Fine-20. A medium gold toning over gray surfaces. No major nicks or dings to
gray patina with some light gold overtones. No major marks hamper this coin’s eye appeal. Very scarce with only 378,000
are found on this key date ✩ 1892-o About Uncirculated- pieces struck for general circulation.
55. Nice lustre over a strike that is weak in the central area. 5372 Pair of silver dollars: ✩ 1893 Very Good-8. A pleasing
Frosty with light gold here and there ✩ 1902-S Very Fine- light gray with no major marks seen ✩ 1893-CC Good-6.
20 but the coin has been cleaned and now has a moderately Medium gray with some very light rim tics seen. A scarce
hairlined surface that is bright and mostly untoned. (Total: pair that should be viewed. (Total: 2 pieces)
3 pieces)

5373 1893-CC VG-8 NET (ANACS). Light silver and gray ton-
ing over bright smooth surfaces. Lightly cleaned in the past
but not that badly. A rim nick at 7:00 on the obverse is why
5368 1891-CC Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Well struck ANACS net graded this coin. A semi-key coin with only
with excellent lustre give this scarce coin great eye appeal. 677,000 pieces struck for circulation.
A few light contact marks do not detract from this coin’s
desirability.

5374 1893-o Very Good-10. A coin that has been previously

cleaned leaving a pale gray surface. No rim nicks or major
field marks to mar this coin’s appeal. A tough date, only
300,000 coins minted.
5369 1893 Extremely Fine-40. A well balanced example that has 5375 Quartet of Morgan dollars: ✩ 1894-o Very Fine-25. Nice
been lightly cleaned at one time. No major marks are seen save for a couple of edge nicks ✩ 1897-o Very Fine-30. ✩
which would deflate this coin’s eye appeal. Scarce with only 1899-S About Uncirculated-53. Lustrous ✩ 1903-S Very
378,000 pieces originally struck for general circulation. Good-10. Medium gray. (Total: 4 pieces)

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5382 1895-S Very Good-8. Wonderful surfaces for a coin of this

grade. Medium gray toning over somewhat softly struck
fields.

5383 1895-S Very Good-8. Heavily cleaned leaving bright

surfaces that has numerous hairlines. A good coin for the
beginning collector who has a strict coin budget.

5384 1896-o Choice About Uncirculated-55. This bright white

example is quite close to Mint State. A bright white coin
with eye appeal that rivals many uncirculated examples.
5376 1895-o AU-55 (PCGS). Natural steel-gray surfaces with
some lustre remaining in the protected areas. The fields and 5385 Mintmarked Morgan dollar lot: ✩ 1897-o Very Fine-30.
devices show minimal wear and no deep bagmarks or cuts. Light silver-gray ✩ 1882-CC Very Fine-20. A couple of
A pleasing example of this elusive date and mint. minor nicks on the edge ✩ 1889-S Choice Extremely Fine-
45. Light silver and pleasing ✩ 1890-CC Choice Fine-15.
Rim bruise at 1:00 on the obverse. Dark gray fields. (Total:
4 pieces)

5377 1895-o Very Fine-20. A smooth pale gray example with

a touch of deeper color in the devices. Close examination
reveals a gentle cleaning long ago. A decent example of this
tougher issue. 5386 1898 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Frosty mint sheen
saturates the surfaces of this glorious example. An attractive
blast white piece.
5378 1895-o Very Good-8. Smooth surfaces that are toned a
light gray. A weak strike is typical for this difficult date, only 5387 A group of seven silver dollars all graded MS-64 (PCGS):
450,000 pieces struck. ✩ 1898 ✩ 1900 ✩ 1904-o ✩ 1922 ✩ 1923 ✩ 1924 ✩
1925. Most have pleasing lustrous surfaces without much
5379 1895-o Very Good-8. Smooth surfaces with no major de- toning. The strikes are very good, even the Peace dollars.
tractions seen. A soft strike over pale gray surfaces. An attractive group that should be closely examined as the
three Morgan dollars are housed in first generation holders.
5380 Pair of silver dollars: ✩ 1895-o About Good-3. The date (Total: 7 pieces)
and part of the obverse legend is worn into the edge while
the reverse has some the lettering into the edge as well ✩ 5388 Five Morgan dollars: ✩ 1898-o Brilliant Uncirculated,
1899 Extremely Fine-40 but the coin has been gently cleaned nearly Choice-61. Nice mint lustre that has some light facial
leaving a pale silvery sheen that exhibits some light contact marks as its main detriment ✩ 1899-o Brilliant Uncircu-
marks. Well struck. (Total: 2 pieces) lated-60 with the appeal of a higher grade. Unfortunately the
coin has been dipped at one time given it a pale silvery tone ✩
1900-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Well struck with
nice creamy mint lustre. No major marks are to be found on
this lovely coin ✩ 1901-o Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly
Choice-61. Frosty surfaces that are decently struck for this
date ✩ 1904-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, perhaps
a bit better but the strike is a bit weak for us to call this coin
a higher designation. Good mint lustre further defines this
lovely coin. (Total: 5 pieces)

5389 Pair of silver dollars: ✩ 1899 Very Good-8 but has been
previously cleaned and now has a gold and gray patina ✩
5381 1895-S Very Fine-20. Unfortunately the coin has seen a 1903-S Fine-12. Another coin that has been cleaned and has
past cleaning and now has a pale golden gray patina. Weakly very similar toning to the other coin in this lot. A tiny rim
struck in Miss Liberty’s hair. A nick near the jaw is this coin’s nick is seen from the obverse that is not at all that distracting.
main detraction. Scarce with only 400,000 coins struck. (Total: 2 pieces)

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5390 Quartet of Morgan dollars: ✩ 1900-o Very Choice Bril- 5397 Pair of Peace dollars: ✩ 1921 Choice Very Fine-35. Light
liant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1901-S Choice Extremely Fine-45 silver-gray with a moderate strike ✩ 1934-S Fine-12. Nice
✩ 1902 Brilliant Uncirculated-60 ✩ 1904-o Gem Brilliant surfaces for the grade. (Total: 2 pieces)
Uncirculated-65. A wonderful group of bright white Morgan
dollars from the beginning of the 20th century. (Total: 4
5398 Four Peace dollars: ✩ 1922 (2) ✩ 1923 ✩ 1926. Choice
pieces)
Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-
65. Each piece shows satiny lustre and light champagne to
russet toning. (Total: 4 pieces)

5399 1925 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Frosty mint lustre

completely dominates the surfaces giving this pale golden
coin a wonderful look. A lack of mentionable imperfections
adds to the splendid eye appeal.

5400 Pair of Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 Peace dollars:

✩ 1926-d ✩ 1934-d. Here is a pair of lustrous coins each
5391 1903 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-66. A lovely example that with pleasing appeal. (Total: 2 pieces)
is completely aglow with radiant mint lustre. This example
is bright white with some touches of light smoky toning. A 5401 1927-d Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. A frosty
beautiful specimen with surfaces that are virtually immacu- white coin with strong lustre, a decent strike and pleasing
late. surfaces for this scarcer date.
5392 1904-S Extremely Fine-40. Pale gold toning over mainly
gray surfaces. A decent strike is seen except for the area 5402 Pair of Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 Peace
above Miss Liberty’s hair which is tad weak. A very difficult dollars: ✩ 1927-d ✩ 1934. Both are pale silver with a few
date to find in high grade despite the fact that over two mil- touches of golden color. (Total: 2 pieces)
lion coins of this date were struck.

U.S. PEACE doLLARS

5403 1928 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Frosty mint

lustre bathes the surfaces of this attractive coin. A bright
silver example with a few areas of light russet toning. A
pleasing example of this key date.
5393 1921 Peace. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Bright silver
surfaces show a subtle golden hue. The surfaces are lovely
and display no significant signs of contact. The strike is quite
good for the issue although there is some typical central
weakness. A lovely example of this high relief issue.

5394 1921 Peace. Fine-12. Deep ebony toning over surfaces

that have been previously heavily cleaned and now exhibit
numerous tiny little contact marks on both sides.

5395 Pair of 1921 Peace dollars, each grading Choice About

Uncirculated-55. Both have been cleaned and one shows
file marks at the rim. (Total: 2 pieces) 5404 1928 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Lustrous
and essentially brilliant with a whisper of pale champagne.
5396 Trio of 1921 Peace dollars: ✩ About Uncirculated-53 Some hairlines from a careless cleaning are about all that
but was wiped ✩ Extremely Fine-40, with a few ticks ✩ keep this piece out of the “Choice” category. Only 360,649
Extremely Fine-40 with a few hairlines. All are highly col- examples were minted, by far the lowest production figure
lectible by both date and type collector who need an example for any issue in the Peace dollar series, excepting only the
of this high relief design. (Total: 3 pieces) 1922 High Relief and unconfirmed 1964-D.

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5410 1928 Choice About Uncirculated-55, but repaired and re-

verse scratches. There has been some smoothing of scratches
in the left obverse and the reverse has additional scratches
behind the eagle’s back.

5411 1928 About Uncirculated-53. Some lustre survives but there

are spots of surface residue which appears to be removable.
A solid example of this key date with old envelope toning
from many years of storage.

5412 1934-d Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Good lustre but the ob-

verse has a planchet streak in Miss Liberty’s face. A typical
5405 1928 Choice About Uncirculated-58. Golden russet gray strike is found with some weakness in the central area.
toning on both sides with a couple of shallow streaks on the
reverse. Key date and the surfaces appear clean beneath the
toning, but a few hairlines are present.

5413 1935-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. A lustrous pale

golden example of this better date.
5406 1928 Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. Mostly pearl
gray surfaces with a dusting of golden brown and mouse
gray. Some tiny spots are noted on the obverse.
U.S. SiLVER CoMMEMoRATiVES

5414 1893 isabella quarter. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63.

Here is a beautiful example with vibrant blue and rose tones.
The strike is needle sharp and frosty mint lustre completely
engulfs the surfaces. A magnificently eye appealing coin.
5407 1928 Choice About Uncirculated-58. Deep murky gray and 5415 1921 Alabama. MS-61 (ANACS). Pale silver color gives a
lilac toning throughout with traces of lustre beneath. The pleasing look to this half dollar.
toning has a complex texture to it and derived from decades
long storage in a Kraft envelope. No surface problems are 5416 Quartet of commemorative halves: ✩ 1921 Alabama.
seen and this appears to be a very pleasing example of this Extremely Fine-40, but cleaned ✩ 1925 Lexington. Choice
low mintage date. Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Lustrous and white ✩ 1935-S
San diego. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Satiny and
bright ✩ 1925 Stone Mountain. Brilliant Uncirculated-60.
5408 1928 Choice About Uncirculated-55. Pale gold surfaces
Golden toning over lustre. (Total: 4 pieces)
with lilac highlights. The obverse is hairlined, and several
rim bruises are noted. 5417 Trio of commemorative halves: ✩ 1936 Bridgeport. Bril-
liant Uncirculated-60. Lightly cleaned and still bright white
5409 1928 Choice About Uncirculated-55. Speckled golden rus- ✩ 1925 Lexington. Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Lightly
set gray toning on both sides with traces of lustre beneath. cleaned with a touch of gold now showing at the rims ✩
The surfaces and rims are clean and this is a solid representa- 1920 Pilgrim. Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Dipped. (Total:
tive of this key date. 3 pieces)

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5426 1935-PdS set. Texas. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. A

lovely matched set that shows strong lustre, the usual bold
strikes and clean surfaces. Bright save for a hint of haze or
light gold on the P- and S-Mint coins, while the D is slightly
prooflike on the obverse with a bluish cast near the rims.
(Total: 3 pieces)

5427 1936 Wisconsin. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63.

5418 1936 delaware. MS-63 (NGC). Pale lemon gold near the Cleaned and since retoned in coppery orange, ice blue, and
rim with the majority of the coin bright and untoned. Great pale gold. Issued to commemorate the Wisconsin’s territorial
mint lustre over well struck surfaces. A few very light spots centennial.
are seen on both sides otherwise this coin would grade even
higher.
5428 Selection of commemorative half dollars: ✩ 1952 Carver-
5419 1936 delaware Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Bright and Washington (3). Brilliant Uncirculated-60; Very Choice
untoned with a few minor hairlines but most of the lustre is About Uncirculated-58 (2) ✩ 1925 Stone Mountain. Ex-
intact. tremely Fine-40, polished ✩ 1946 Booker T. Washington.
Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1946-d Booker T.
Washington. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65 ✩ 1946-S
5420 Quartet of commemorative halves: ✩ 1936 Elgin. Very Booker T. Washington (2). Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Ample lustre to please 65; Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. The pieces in
the eye combines with clean surfaces ✩ 1925 Lexington. this selection range from brilliant to warmly toned. (Total:
Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Toned with gray- 8 pieces)
gold on both sides. ✩ 1936 Long island. Choice Brilliant
Uncirculated-63. Bright and fresh ✩ 1935 Texas. Choice
Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Satiny lustre. (Total: 4 pieces)

U.S. QUARTER EAGLES ($2.50 GoLd)

5421 1946 iowa. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Bright white
and lustrous with clean surfaces and good eye appeal. 5429 1909 Choice Very Fine-35. An attractive problem free wheat
gold example.
5422 Quartet of commemorative halves: ✩ 1925 Lexington.
Choice About Uncirculated-55. Toned ✩ 1925 Lexington.
Sharpness of Extremely Fine-40, but polished. Still bright 5430 1913 Extremely Fine-45. Just gentle wear is found on this
white ✩ 1915-S Panama-Pacific. Extremely Fine-40. pleasing example.
Golden silver toning on both sides ✩ 1920 Pilgrim. Ex-
tremely Fine-40. Toned with medium to dark gray. (Total: 4
pieces) 5431 Pair of indian quarter eagles: ✩ 1915 Very Fine-30. Lus-
trous ✩ 1925-d Extremely Fine-40. Nice color and surfaces.
5423 Trio of commemorative halves: ✩ 1918 Lincoln-illinois. (Total: 2 pieces)
Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Cleaned, and a bit dull but
sharply struck ✩ 1936 Robinson-Arkansas. Brilliant Un-
circulated, nearly Choice-62. Lightly cleaned, and bright.
✩ 1925 Lexington. Very Choice About Uncirculated-58.
Dark gray toning throughout. (Total: 3 pieces)

5424 1936 Long island. MS-60 (ANACS). Light russet toning 5432 1928 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Satiny mint
with the reverse toning a bit mottled. Good surfaces for this frost radiates from the surfaces and gives this coin a mag-
grade with no major marks seen, just a preponderance of nificent look. A well struck coin that has truly gorgeous eye
small contact marks on the sails on the reverse. appeal.

5425 Quartet of circulated commemorative halves: ✩ 1935-S Visit stack’s on the world wide web
San diego. About Uncirculated-50. Silver with a touch of
gold ✩ 1925 Stone Mountain. About Uncirculated-53. www.stacks.com
new purchases—monthly offerings
Delicate toning ✩ 1921 Alabama 2X2. Extremely Fine-40.
Cleaned. Light silver color ✩ 1921 Missouri. Choice Very
Fine-35. Light gold toning and unusual to find one of these auction information—online bidding
with circulation wear. (Total: 4 pieces)

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5439 1901-S Choice About Uncirculated-55. Pleasing orange

U.S. THREE doLLAR GoLd gold color at the peripheries gives this coin a beautiful look.
A few light lines do not distract and there is a good deal of
original lustre.

5440 1906 Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. A lovely lemon

yellow specimen with attractive silky lustre and just a touch
of rub.

5441 1907 About Uncirculated-53. Most of the lustre remains

5433 1854 Extremely Fine-40 details. This lemon yellow exam- and the surfaces are nice.
ple probably did not circulate for very long, but it does have
remnants of a solder mount and the surfaces are consistent 5442 1909 Very Fine-25. This coin displays nice coppery gold
with a piece that was used in jewelry. color but does have a few obverse rim marks and some light
reverse lines.

5443 1909-d Choice Extremely Fine-45. Wheat gold surfaces

show some light lines but are enhanced by a good deal of
U.S. HALF EAGLES ($5.00 GoLd) lustre.

5444 1910 Extremely Fine-40 details. This coin probably did

not circulated very long but it has been polished for use in
jewelry.

U.S. EAGLES ($10.00 GoLd)

5434 1880 MS-62 (NGC). A frosty coin with some very light
contact marks present. Good lustre with a decent strike. A
good example of this middle date.

5435 1886-S Choice About Uncirculated-55. Champagne gold

surfaces maintain a good deal of satiny bloom in the protected
areas.
5445 1885-S MS-61 (NGC). Deep orange-gold toning over
surfaces that have a decent amount of field abrasion. Well
struck which gives this coin added appeal.

5436 1900 MS-62 (NGC). Bright yellow gold toning with a few
light contact marks seen on the obverse. The strike is excel-
lent and combined with the good lustre gives this coin lovely
eye appeal. 5446 1906-d MS-62 (PCGS). A great strike that has greenish-gold
toning. A series of marks on the cheek is this coin’s main
detraction otherwise this coin has excellent appeal and is
worthy of a closer inspection.

5437 1900 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Beautiful

honey gold color and vibrant satiny lustre give this coin a
wonderful appearance. The coin appears easily Choice or
better at first glance and has strong eye appeal.
5447 1926 MS-62 (PCGS). Orange-gold toning over well struck
surfaces. Some minor contact marks are seen but none that
5438 1901 Choice About Uncirculated-55. This lustrous example are really serious. A very good example of this popular
has just a touch of rub and is quite close to being fully mint design.
state.

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U.S. doUBLE EAGLES ($20.00 GoLd)

U.S. LiBERTy HEAd doUBLE EAGLES

5448 1872-S About Uncirculated-50. Average surfaces and strike 5452 1895 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Attractive
for this period on a circulated coin but traces of lustre remain orange-gold lustre and well balanced with satiny surfaces
in the protected areas. that display fewer bagmarks than usually encountered.

5449 1878-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. Moderate nicks from 5453 1895-S Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Coppery gold lustre
circulation are found on the surfaces but traces of lustre are throughout and decent for the grade with moderate nicks in
noted. the fields. Liberty’s face and neck are pleasing.

5450 1882-S Choice About Uncirculated-55. Attractive lustre 5454 1895-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. Natural coppery gold
and orange-gold color with light nicks scattered over the surfaces with lustre in the fields. The surfaces show the usual
surfaces and a moderate scuff in the field before Liberty’s handling marks but none are particularly deep or distract-
mouth. ing.

5451 1884-S Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Lustrous with a few 5455 1900-S About Uncirculated-50. Dipped in the past to
reeding nicks and scuffs but reasonably appealing for this brighten the color. Average surfaces with moderate nicks
date and Mint. and bagmarks from circulation and handling.

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U.S. SAiNT GAUdENS doUBLE EAGLES

5456 1908 No Motto. MS-64 (NGC). Frosty surfaces that give

off great mint lustre. A few very minor contact marks are all 5460 1908-d With Motto. About Uncirculated-53. Lightly
that takes this coin out of the Gem category. circulated and most of the lustre is intact.

5457 1908 No Motto. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. 5461 1914-d Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Lustrous and a trifle soft
Satiny and bright with pleasing surfaces and strong eye ap- on the high points.
peal for this early Saint-Gaudens issue.

5458 1908 No Motto. MS-63 (NGC). A good strike and very 5462 1922 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Lustrous
pleasing mint lustre are characteristic of this lovely coin. A and attractive.
few light marks are found, none without difficulty.

5459 1908 No Motto. Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. 5463 1924 MS-62 (NGC). Marvelous mint lustre over bright,
Lustrous and pleasing for the modest grade. frosty surfaces. Some light lines but overall this well struck
coin is quite appealing.

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U.S. PRooF SETS

5469 Six Proof sets, each complete from the cent through half
dollar: ✩ 1952 average Choice Brilliant Proof-63. Cent
is red and brown. Blue Plexiglas holder ✩ 1953 average
Gem Brilliant Proof-65 or better. Cent is red. Black Plexi-
glas holder ✩ 1954 average Gem Brilliant Proof-65. The
cent is red ✩ 1954. The three lower denominations each
grade Gem Brilliant Proof-65; the quarter and half dollar
each grade Brilliant Proof, nearly Choice-62. The cent is
5464 1926 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Satiny lustre and
mostly red with a splash of toning on Lincoln’s neck ✩ 1955
rather typical quality for a Choice example of this hoard
average Gem Brilliant Proof-65 ✩ 1955. The cent grades
date.
Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64; The nickel and quarter each
grade Gem Brilliant Proof-66; the dime and half dollar each
grade Gem Brilliant Proof-65. (Total: 6 sets, 30 pieces)

5470 Trio of Proof sets, each complete from cent through half
dollar. The cent is red in each set: ✩ 1955. Each piece
grades Gem Brilliant Proof-66 except the dime which is
Gem Brilliant Proof-65 ✩ 1955. The cent, dime, and quarter
each grade Gem Brilliant Proof-65; the nickel and half dol-
lar each grade Gem Brilliant Proof-66 ✩ 1960. Cent with
Large date. Average Gem Brilliant Proof-65 or better.
5465 1928 Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Dipped and (Total: 3 sets; 15 pieces)
thus a bit shiny, but the surfaces show few nicks or cuts.

U.S. GoLd CoMMEMoRATiVES U.S. ModERN CoMMEMoRATiVES

The following lots contain modern commemorative coins in their
original capsules of issue but do not have their original boxes and
certificates of issue. Inspection is recommended as these new issues
have become quite popular.

5471 A Modern Potpourri of Bicentennial Coins that consists

(2x photo)
of the following: ✩ 1976-PdS sets of quarters, half dollars
and dollars with all the dollars being Type I. Choice Brilliant
5466 1915-S Panama-Pacific gold dollar. Extremely Fine-45. Uncirculated-63 and Choice Brilliant Proof-63 or better
Rose gold color gives an attractive look despite some light with nice reflectivity on the proofs and good clean surfaces
hairlines. on the business strikes ✩ This lot also includes the Three-
Piece Silver Bicentennial set housed only in their original
capsules. (Total: 12 pieces)

5472 Group of modern commems: ✩ 1982-d,S Washington

half dollar. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 (no capsule)
and Choice Brilliant Proof-63 ✩ 1983-PdS ✩ 1984-PdS
5467 1926 Sesquicentennial quarter eagle. Choice About Un- olympic silver dollars, including both the Uncirculated
circulated-55. Honey gold color gives a nice arms length and the Proof for the S mints from both years ✩ 1984-W
appearance. Close scrutiny reveals grainy surfaces from olympic Gold Proof. Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 or
jewelry use. better. (Total: 11 pieces)

5473 Group of modern commems: ✩ 1986-PdS set of Statue

HAWAiiAN CoiNAGE of Liberty half dollar and silver dollar. One each of the
proof and business strike that grades Very Choice Brilliant
5468 1883 Hawaiian dime. Very Fine-20. Medium gray patina Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩
over very pleasing surfaces. The obverse has the likeness Also included are the West Point proof and business strike
of King Kalakaua I while the reverse has the denomination of the Half Eagles that grade Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-
surrounded by a wreath with a small crown at the top. One culated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. This is the
of the official Hawaii Territorial issues that were rendered complete set of all the issues and was quite a popular issue
non-legal when Hawaii was granted it statehood. when they first came out. (Total: 6 pieces)

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5474 Quartet of modern commemoratives: ✩ 1987-P,S Constitu- GRoUPS ANd RoLLS oF U.S. CoiNS
tion silver dollars, Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64
and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ Also included are both 5483 Selection of Coronet Head large cents: ✩ 1835 N-5. Rar-
West Point issued Half Eagles that grade Very Choice Bril- ity-2. Extremely Fine-40, with light verdigris ✩ 1835 N-7.
liant Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. Rarity-1. Choice Very Fine-35, porous ✩ 1839 N-2. Rar-
A handsome set that was issued to commemorate the 200th ity-2. Very Fine-30, light corrosion ✩ 1839 N-8. Rarity-1.
Anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. (Total: 4 pieces) Choice Fine-15 ✩ 1839 N-14. Rarity-3. Very Fine-20 ✩
1843 N-4,13. Rarity-1. Choice Fine-15, light porosity ✩
5475 Quartet of modern commems: ✩ 1988-d,S olympic silver 1843 N-15. Rarity-3. Very Fine-20, small rim bump ✩ 1850
dollars, Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and Very N-12. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Cleaned long
Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ Also included are both West ago and now toned back rather pleasingly. Housed in an old
Point issued Half Eagles that grade Very Choice Brilliant National Coin Album page. (Total: 8 pieces)
Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. A
set issued to commemorate the United States participation in 5484 Partial roll of Flying Eagle and indian Head cents: ✩
the 1988 Seoul, Korea Olympic Games. (Total: 4 pieces) 1857 (3) ✩ 1858 Small Letters (3) ✩ 1858 Large Letters
(3) ✩ 1859 (6) ✩ 1861 (9) ✩ 1864 Copper-Nickel (12) ✩
5476 Selection of modern commemoratives: ✩ 1989-d,S 1864 Bronze (8). Good-4. An interesting selection although
Congress Bicentennial half dollars and silver dollars, several display surface damage. (Total: 44 pieces)
Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice
Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ Also included are both West Point 5485 Partial roll of indian cents: ✩ 1860 (14) ✩ 1862 (27). Good-
issued Half Eagles that grade Very Choice Brilliant Un- 4 to Fine-12. A good little inventory although several display
circulated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. They corrosion or other surface issues. (Total: 41 pieces)
are nice quality and were issued for the 250th Anniversary
of the Congress. (Total: 6 pieces) 5486 Partial roll of 1863 indian Head cents. Good-4 to Fine-
12. A mini hoard of this Civil War era issue. Several display
5477 Selection of modern commemoratives: ✩ 1990-P,W Eisen- corrosion or other problems but several appear quite original.
hower Centennial silver dollars, Very Choice Brilliant (Total: 41 pieces)
Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩
1991-PdS half dollars and silver dollars, Very Choice Bril- 5487 Roll of 1909 V.d.B. cents. Extremely Fine-40 to Choice
liant Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 Extremely Fine-45. A nice assortment. A few may have minor
✩ Also included is the West Point issued Proof Half Eagle issues although most are trouble free. (Total: 50 pieces)
graded Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. (Total: 7 pieces)
5488 Roll of 1909 V.d.B. cents. Very Fine-25 on average. A
5478 Ten modern commems: ✩ 1991-P,d Korean War silver decent selection of coins. A few are Good to Very Good but
dollars, Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and Very the majority are Very Fine. (Total: 50 pieces)
Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ 1991-d,S USo silver dollars,
Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice 5489 Partial roll of 1909 V.d.B. cents. Very Good-8 to Very
Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ 1992-PdS olympic half dollars and Fine-20. A good little mini-hoard. (Total: 34 pieces)
silver dollars, Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and
Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ Also included is the West 5490 offering of Lincoln cents, including a nice selection of
Point issued half eagles graded Very Choice Brilliant Un- somewhat better dates and little duplication: ✩ 1909 (2)
circulated-64 and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. A very Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64; Brilliant Un-
nice array of modern commemoratives. (Total: 10 pieces) circulated-62, but dipped ✩ 1910-S Very Choice About
Uncirculated-58, but with spots ✩ 1911-d (2) Brilliant
5479 Group of modern commems: ✩ 1992-d,W White House
Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 but cleaned; Choice About
silver dollars, Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64
Uncirculated-55 ✩ 1912-d About Uncirculated-50, cleaned
and Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64 ✩ 1992-d,S Colum-
✩ 1913-S Brilliant Uncirculated-60, cleaned ✩ 1915 Very
bus Quincentenary half dollars and silver dollars, Very
Choice About Uncirculated-58, cleaned ✩ 1915-d Very
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 and Very Choice Bril-
Choice About Uncirculated-58, cleaned ✩ 1916 Brilliant
liant Proof-64 with the business strike half dollar out of the
Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62, lightly cleaned ✩ 1919-d
capsule ✩ Also included is the West Point issued half eagle
Choice About Uncirculated-55 ✩ 1920-S Choice Extremely
graded Very Choice Brilliant Proof-64. (Total: 7 pieces)
Fine-45, cleaned ✩ 1921 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63
5480 1998-S S$1 Robert F. Kennedy. Proof-69 (PCGS). ✩ 1923-S About Uncirculated-50, cleaned ✩ 1924-S Choice
About Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1925-d Choice About
5481 2001-d Buffalo S$1. MS-69 (NGC). A super strike and crisp Uncirculated-55, cleaned and with a small reverse dig ✩
full mint lustre gives this popular coin great eye appeal. A 1925-S Choice About Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1926-S
great coin which updates James Earle Fraser’s original design (2) Brilliant Uncirculated-60, lightly cleaned; Very Choice
and shows the design in all its splendor. About Uncirculated-58, cleaned ✩ 1927-d Choice About
Uncirculated-55, cleaned ✩ 1928-d Very Choice About Uncir-
5482 U.S. Potpourri: ✩ 2003-P Missouri quarter. Waffle Can- culated-58 (2) ✩ 1929-S Brilliant Uncirculated-60, cleaned
celled (2) (NGC) ✩ 2003-P First Flight $1.00. MS-69 (NGC) reverse ✩ 1931 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1931-d
✩ 2002 $50. Platinum Eagle. MS-69 (NGC). An eclectic Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63, spotted ✩ 1931-S Very
group that has some very interesting pieces which should be Choice About Uncirculated-58, with spots ✩ 1958-d Very
closely viewed to be fully appreciated. (Total: 4 pieces) Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 (2). (Total: 28 pieces)

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5491 Group of 1910-S small cents (28). Very Fine-20 or better 5503 Assortment of 1943-S cents. Choice About Uncirculated-55
with about half of the coins showing signs of a past cleaning. to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Only two of the coins
The rest are a medium brown with nice attractive surfaces. are not fully mint state, most are in the Choice Brilliant
The strikes are decent and lend good appeal to this semi-key Uncirculated. (Total: 23 pieces)
date. (Total: 28 pieces)

5492 Two dozen 1910-S cents. Very Good-8 to Very Fine-20 with 5504 Partial collection of Buffalo nickels 1913-1937-d. A partial
mostly wholesome examples found in this lot. The color of set that has an average grade of Fine-12 with many dates
most is a pleasing light to medium brown with very little in grading higher but all or most show some signs of being
the way of contact marks to dissuade the prospective buyer. cleaned. The group consists of all the 1913 type I coins as
Well worth a closer examination. (Total: 24 pieces) well as the 1913-P,D Type II coins. The set continues with
1916-P,D, 1919-D,S, 1920-D, 1921, 1923-P,S, 1924-D,S,
5493 Sixteen 1910-S cents. Very Good-8 to Very Fine-20. A few 1925-P,S, 1926-D,S, 1927-D, 1934, 1935-P,D, 1936-D and
show signs of a past cleaning with the rest having a light 1937-D. A closer examination is suggested as this lot is quite
to medium brown patina. The strike is not quite full but the nice for the type. (Total: 25 pieces)
surfaces are decent for the grade range. (Total: 16 pieces)
5505 Collection of late date Buffalo nickels, 1934-1938-d.
5494 Eighteen 1911-S cents. Good-4 to Very Fine-20 with one
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant Un-
coin grading Extremely Fine-40 but has granular surfaces.
circulated-65. Here we have a lovely selection of lustrous
The majority have medium brown surfaces with some light
Buffalo nickels. Some are bright white while others display
marks. A few have been gently cleaned. A decent group of
attractive pale golden color. This attractive group contains all
this semi-key date which should be closely inspected for
dates and mint marks within the run but none of the scarcer
the prospective buyer to make an astute decision. (Total: 18
varieties. Housed in a Capital plastics holder. (Total: 12
pieces)
pieces)
5495 Partial roll of 1912-S cents. Good-4 to Very Fine-25. A nice
little hoard for a dealer or investor. (Total: 42 pieces) 5506 Roll of 1931-S Buffalo nickels. About Uncirculated-50 or
better. A pleasing assortment of gently circulated Buffalos.
5496 Selection of 1912-S small cents (42). Very Fine-20 with An attractive group of steel gray coin with a few bearing
most coins suffering from a light dipping. The strikes are golden showers of toning. (Total: 40 pieces)
quite respectable which gives this partial roll of this semi-key
date good appeal. Very little in the way of marks to impede
these coin’s appearance. (Total: 42 pieces) 5507 Set of Jefferson nickels 1938-58. Grades range from
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant Uncir-
5497 Half Roll of 1913-S small cents (25). Very Fine-20 or nearly culated-65. Many have partial or full steps, most are brilliant
so. A mostly wholesome offering that have medium brown but a few show signs of toning around the rim. A desirable
toning over surfaces that have been well preserved. Most are set that was put away in 1958 and left as is since that time.
well struck with only a few showing some signs of a very old (Total: 59 pieces)
cleaning. Well worth a premium bid as coins of this quality
are not always available. (Total: 25 pieces) 5508 Roll of 1955 dimes. Average Choice Brilliant Uncircu-
5498 Group of 1913-S small cents (18). Fine-12 to Very Fine- lated-63. A lovely satiny roll with great lustre and strong
30. A very respectable group with most showing medium strikes. Well worth a premium bid as many of these rolls from
brown toning. A few have some multiple spots but most the 1950s and before have been broken up for singles.
wholesome with good strikes. A very pleasing group that
should be closely examined. (Total: 18 pieces) 5509 Roll of 1955-d quarters. Average Choice Brilliant Uncir-
culated-63. A lustrous roll with some of the coins showing
5499 Half roll of 1915-S cents. Very Fine-20. A nice selection of some light toning. A very nice original roll that should be
smooth brown coins. (Total: 25 pieces) examined.
5500 Assortment of 1915-S cents. Very Fine-20 to Extremely
Fine-40. Here is a good little inventory. A few have spots 5510 Selection of half dollars grading average Very Choice
but most are attractive. (Total: 17 pieces) Brilliant Uncirculated-64: ✩ 1939 ✩ 1941 ✩ 1943 ✩ 1944
✩ 1944-d Light hairlines ✩ 1945 ✩ 1947-d ✩ 1949-d ✩
5501 Group of 1924-d cents. Good-6 to Very Fine-30. Here is an 1949-S. Each piece is variously either brilliant or lightly
excellent selection of coins for a dealer’s inventory. (Total: toned. (Total: 9 pieces)
27 pieces)

5502 Selection of small cents: ✩ 1938-S (18) ✩ 1942-S (22). 5511 Roll of 1954 half dollars. Average Choice Brilliant Uncir-
Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Gem Brilliant Uncir- culated-63. A beautiful roll that has some of the coins with
culated-65. A lovely assortment of blazing red coins. (Total: attractive golden toning. The strike is decent on this roll
40 pieces) although we cannot verify any coins with full bell lines.

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5518 Selection of Uncirculated early Morgan dollars: ✩

incredible 1963 Half dollar Hoard 1878-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1882
(2) Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64; Choice Bril-
5512 Twenty-six rolls of 1963-P and d half dollars. A nice liant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1882-S (5) Very Choice Brilliant
original mixture of P and D minted rolls that are still in their Uncirculated-64 (3); Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63;
original bank wrapping with the end coins showing marvel- Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62. Each has toning,
ous russet and gold toning. Some of the rolls show obverse though several are partially brilliant. (Total: 8 pieces)
on both sides or reverses on both sides making an accurate
tally by mint not feasible since these rolls are being sold 5519 one dozen Morgan dollars. Grades range from Very Choice
unopened ✩ Plus a 1964 Kennedy half dollar roll. (Total: About Uncirculated-58 to Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly
27 rolls, 540 pieces) Choice-62: ✩ 1880 ✩ 1880-o ✩ 1883-o ✩ 1884 (2) ✩
1889 ✩ 1890 (2) ✩ 1896. Dipped ✩ 1899-o ✩ 1900-o ✩
5513 Ten rolls of 1963-P and d half dollars. Another group from 1902. All of the nearly Mint State coins display some degree
this lovely hoard that has the same type of toning as the pre- of protected lustre still present. (Total: 12 pieces)
vious lot and is being sold in their original bank wrapping 5520 Seven Morgan dollars: ✩ 1883-S Choice Extremely
as well. As with the previous lot, a few of the coins show Fine-45 ✩ 1884 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩
obverses on both sides or reverses on both sides making an 1884-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1884-S
accurate tally by mint not feasible since these rolls are being Choice Extremely Fine-45 ✩ 1885 Very Choice Brilliant
sold unopened ✩ Plus a 1964 Kennedy half dollar roll and a Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1885-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-
1954-S Jefferson nickel roll. (Total: 12 rolls, 260 pieces) culated-64 ✩ 1885-S Choice Extremely Fine-45. A great
mix of mintmarks from the 1880s. An attractive group for
5514 Nine Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878 8 Tailfeathers. Extremely the collector. (Total: 7 pieces)
Fine-40 ✩ 1878 7 Tailfeathers, 3rd Reverse. About Un-
circulated-50 ✩ 1878-S Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly 5521 Seven Morgan dollars: ✩ 1883-S Choice Extremely Fine-
Choice-62 ✩ 1879-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncircu- 45 ✩ 1884 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1884-o
lated-64 Prooflike ✩ 1880-o Brilliant Uncirculated-60 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1884-S Choice
✩ 1880-S Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1881-S Brilliant Extremely Fine-45 ✩ 1885 Very Choice Mint State-64 ✩
Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1882 Brilliant Uncir- 1885-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1885-S
culated-60 ✩ 1883-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63. Choice Extremely Fine-45. A wonderful selection of bright
Here is a great group of coins from the early years of the white coins. All are quite attractive and several approach the
Morgan series. Would make an excellent start for the fledg- next grade designation. (Total: 7 pieces)
ling collector. (Total: 9 pieces)
5522 Ten Morgan dollars: ✩ 1884 Brilliant Uncirculated,
5515 Nine Morgan dollars: ✩ 1878 8 Tailfeathers ✩ 1878-S nearly Choice-62 ✩ 1886 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-
Choice Mint State-63 ✩ 1879-S Very Choice Brilliant 63 ✩ 1886-o Choice Extremely Fine-45 ✩ 1887 Very
Uncirculated-64 Prooflike ✩ 1880-o Mint State, nearly Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1888 Choice About
Choice-62 ✩ 1880-S Very Choice Mint State-64 ✩ 1881-S Uncirculated-55 ✩ 1889-o About Uncirculated-50 ✩ 1896
Very Choice Mint State-64 ✩ 1882 Choice Mint State-63 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1897 Very
✩ 1882-S Very Choice Mint State-64 ✩ 1883-o Choice Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1898 Very Choice
Mint State-63. A wonderful group of bright white coins for Brilliant Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1898-o Choice Brilliant
the investor or someone wishing to start an eye appealing Uncirculated-63. A lovely group of untoned Morgans for
set of silver dollars. (Total: 9 pieces) the collector, dealer or investor. (Total: 10 pieces)

5516 Seven silver dollars: ✩ 1878 7/8 Tailfeathers ✩ 1878 8 5523 one dozen Morgan dollars: ✩ 1885 ✩ 1886 ✩ 1887.
Tailfeathers ✩ 1883-S ✩ 1884-o ✩ 1884-S ✩ 1887 S/S Brilliant Uncirculated-60. Light gold toning ✩ 1883-o
✩ 1889-S. Extremely Fine-40 to About Uncirculated-55. ✩ 1884-o ✩ 1885-o. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better
Most show some evidence of a past cleaning and as such with each coin showing delightful russet and gold toning
are bright and untoned. Some marks are to be expected with ✩ 1898-o ✩ 1899-o ✩ 1900-o. Brilliant Uncirculated,
coins of this grade but none seem to be too serious. A group nearly Choice-62. Each coin shows a dash of golden ton-
that should be examined. (Total: 7 pieces) ing over decently struck surfaces ✩ 1880-S ✩ 1881-S ✩
1882-S. Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly Choice-61 or better
with some light gold toning about the edge. Each mint set
5517 Group of Morgan and Peace dollars: ✩ 1878-CC About is housed in a small velvet-like box with the Mint of origin
Good-3. Well circulated and natural steel-gray ✩ 1883-CC inscribed on the inner top cover. (Total: 12 pieces)
Extremely Fine-40. Attractive peripheral toning ✩ 1883-S
Choice Very Fine-35. Golden gray with a trace of lustre ✩ 5524 Eight Morgan dollars: ✩ 1886 ✩ 1897 ✩ 1898 ✩ 1898-o
1890-S Very Choice About Uncirculated-58. A nice slider ✩ 1899-o ✩ 1904-o. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 or
✩ 1921-d Choice About Uncirculated-55, but polished ✩ better with good lustre and excellent strikes ✩ 1901-o ✩
1922 Brilliant Uncirculated-60, but cleaned ✩ 1922-d 1903. Brilliant Uncirculated-60. The first has been lightly
Choice About Uncirculated-55 ✩ 1922-S Very Choice About cleaned and now has a matte-like appearance while the lat-
Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1923-S Choice Extremely Fine-45, but ter coin has a noticeable scrape on the lower jaw. (Total: 8
polished. (Total: 9 pieces) pieces)

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5525 Group of seven Morgan dollars: ✩ 1897 Choice Brilliant 5532 Slabbed modern proof coin septet: ✩ 1962 cent. PR-70
Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1898-o Brilliant Uncirculated, nearly CAM (iCG) Full mint red with tremendous cameo contrast
Choice-62 ✩ 1900-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated- ✩ 1937 dime. MS-65 FB (PCGS) Satiny smooth surfaces
64 ✩ 1901-o Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 ✩ 1902 with great mint lustre. Housed in a first generation holder
Brilliant Uncirculated-60 ✩ 1902-o Very Choice Brilliant ✩ 1953 quarter. PR-67 (PCGS) Superb fields with just
Uncirculated-64 ✩ 1904-o Very Choice Brilliant Uncir- a hint of russet toning ✩ 1968-S quarter. PF-68 (NGC)
culated-64. Here we have a pleasing selection frosty mint Deep iridescent toning that gives this coin it’s warm charm
state coins for the silver dollar specialist. (Total: 7 pieces) ✩ 1776-1976-S Bicentennial quarter. Silver. PR-69 CAM
(PCGS) A beautiful cameo coin with no detractions to speak
of ✩ 1964 half dollar. PR-68 CAM (PCGS) Deep cameo
5526 Selection of Peace dollars: ✩ 1922 ✩ 1922-d ✩ 1922-S ✩ contrast for maximum eye appeal ✩ 1974-S dollar. Silver.
1923 ✩ 1923-d ✩ 1924 ✩ 1926 ✩ 1926-S ✩ 1927. Brilliant PF-68 ULTRA CAM (NGC). Deep cameo devices give this
Uncirculated, nearly Choice-62 to Very Choice Brilliant coin marvelous eye appeal. A great high grade grouping with
Uncirculated-64. Here is a lovely group of lustrous coins. coins included that are suitable for high grade registry sets.
All are bright silver although a few have some minor toning (Total: 7 pieces)
spots. (Total: 9 pieces)

5533 Trio of obsolete coinage: ✩ 1864 two cents. Large Motto.

5527 Three complete Washington-Carver commemorative Brilliant Uncirculated-60. A decent strike, tan to brown
half dollar PdS year sets, each Choice Mint State-63 or color and the reverse die was rotated 180 degrees when this
perhaps better: ✩ 1951-PdS ✩ 1952-PdS ✩ 1953-PdS. All one was coined ✩ 1869 three cent nickel. Very Choice
are lustrous and brilliant, some with light toning highlights, About Uncirculated-58. Repunched 69 low, with pleasing
the 1953-S has a pool of PVC-like orange liquid that should light nickel-gray and some lustre ✩ 1867 Shield nickel. No
easily remove with a Q-tip. (Total: 9 pieces) Rays. Choice Extremely Fine-45. Nice surfaces and color,
with the obverse die showing moderate die cracks. (Total:
5528 Trio of early copper coins: ✩ 1800 half cent. Very Good- 3 pieces)
12 details. Olive brown with a rectangular hole at the tip of
the bust ✩ 179? Liberty cap large cent. Evenly corroded 5534 Mintmarked Morgan dollar medley: ✩ 1894-o (4). About
and identifiable only from the obverse ✩ 1801 draped Good-3, Good-4, Fine-12, Extremely Fine-40 stained ✩
bust large cent. About Good-3 or a trifle finer with smooth 1894-S (2). Good-4, cleaned, Very Fine-30 bright from clean-
surfaces. (Total: 3 pieces) ing ✩ 1897-O Extremely Fine-40. A mixed group. (Total: 7
pieces)
5529 Copper, nickel, and silver issues: ✩ 1828 half cent.
C-1, B-1. Rarity-1. About Uncirculated-50 , cleaned and 5535 Mixed 1945-d coinage mounted in cardboard holder
artificially toned ✩ 1835 half cent. C-1, B-1. Rarity-1. intended for the early Mint-issued mint sets. Includes: ✩
Choice Extremely Fine-45, cleaned and clipped ✩ 1822 half dollar (2) ✩ quarter ✩ nickel (2) ✩ cent (2). Choice
large cent. N-10. Rarity-2. Extremely Fine-40, cleaned, Brilliant Uncirculated-63 to Very Choice Brilliant Uncir-
nicks and spots ✩ 1864 two cents. Large Motto. Brilliant culated-64. Russet, rose and gold tones of varying intensity
Uncirculated-60, corroded ✩ 1865 three-cent nickel. Very and thickness on the silver coins, the cents are mellowed
Choice About Uncirculated-58 ✩ 1831 half dime. LM-5, mint red. (Total: 7 pieces)
V-5. Rarity-1. Choice Extremely Fine-45, cleaned. (Total:
6 pieces)
5536 Group of silver dollars plus one commemorative half.
Silver dollars: 1880-S Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-
5530 Mixed type grouping: ✩ 1796 large cent. Liberty Cap. 64. ✩ 1880-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 or better.
About Good-3. Date bold, coin smooth with many dull nicks ✩ 1922 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. ✩ 1923
✩ 1875-S twenty cents. Very Good-8. Deep golden gray Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 (3). ✩ 1924 Very
and smooth, edge crudely reeded after striking ✩ 1951-S Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64 with claims to a higher
quarter. Extremely Fine-45. (Total: 3 pieces). grade. ✩ 1925 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64.
Virtually Gem ✩ Commemorative half dollar: 1936 Long
5531 Morgan dollar and indian cent lot. ✩ The following are island. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-64. Lovely rose
indian cents. 1865 Very Good-10. Brown but a few spots toning. (Total: 9 pieces)
of corrosion ✩ 1867 Choice Very Fine-35. Porous surfaces
from mishandling ✩ 1875 Choice Very Fine-35. Cleaned and
recovering ✩ 1879 Very Fine-25. Dark brown with verdigris bid with stack’s on the world wide web
✩ 1882 Good-6 ✩ 1883 Good-4 but scratched ✩ Morgan
silver dollar. 1895-o Extremely Fine-40 but cleaned bright. www.stacks.com
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SETS oF U.S. CoiNS 5542 Collection of Buffalo nickels, missing only 1913-D Type
I, 1913-S Type II, 1914-D, 1915-S, 1918/7-D, 1937-D 3-
Legged. Good-4 to Extremely Fine-45. A great starter set
5537 Partial Set of Flying Eagle and indian Head cents. Dates of steel gray coins. The majority of these attractive pieces
include: ✩ 1857 ✩ 1858 Large Letters ✩ 1859 ✩ 1860 ✩ are original and free of distractions. Housed in a Library of
1861 ✩ 1863 ✩ 1864 Copper Nickel ✩ 1864 Bronze ✩ 1865 Coins album. (Total: 60 pieces)
✩ 1866 ✩ 1867 ✩ 1868 ✩ 1869 ✩ 1872 ✩ 1873 ✩ 1874 ✩
1875 ✩ 1878 ✩ 1880 ✩ 1881 ✩ 1882 ✩ 1883 ✩ 1884 ✩ 5543 Set of Buffalo nickels 1913-1938-d. Missing the 1913-D,
1887 ✩ 1888 ✩ 1891 ✩ 1892 ✩ 1893 ✩ 1896 ✩ 1897 ✩ S Type II, the 1916 overdate and the 1937-D 3-Legged to
1898 ✩ 1899 ✩ 1900 ✩ 1901 ✩ 1902 ✩ 1905 ✩ 1906 ✩ be complete. The average grade is Very Good-8 or perhaps
1907 ✩ 1909. Good-4 to Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better. a bit better with some of the key dates transcending that
Only a few examples from this group saw significant time classification. Many will need conservation as the album
circulated. The mass majority of the coins in this collection that they resided in was made from vinyl and left a residue
are About Uncirculated or fully Mint State but exhibit signs of PVC on the coins. (Total: 62 pieces)
of past wiping. A good selection of cents that exhibit strong
details. Housed in a Whitman album. (Total: 40 pieces) 5544 Complete Set of Jefferson nickels 1938-1964-d, with the
majority of the dates in Mint State Condition but a few of
the early dates in Extremely Fine-45 or better condition. The
5538 Collection of Flying Eagle and indian Head cents. Miss- lustre and color of the Uncirculated coins are quite pleasing
ing only 1856, 1858/7, 1869/8, 1871, 1877, 1882, 1908-S, and show a good deal of originality. A set worthy of a much
1909-S. Fair-2 to Extremely Fine-45. Here is a great start- closer inspection. Housed in a bookshelf album. (Total: 71
ing point for someone who wishes to collect small cents. pieces)
Although several display corrosion or other issues many are
quite pleasing. A neat collection housed in an old Library of 5545 Set of Jefferson nickels, 1938-1934-d. A Brilliant Un-
Coins album and missing only the keys. (Total: 53 pieces) circulated-60 set housed in a Whitman album. (Total: 71
pieces)

5539 Set of indian cents: ✩ 1864-L ✩ 1865 ✩ 1866 ✩ 1873 ✩ 5546 Set of Jefferson nickels, 1938-1964, missing only the 1942-
1876 ✩ 1878-1909. Fine-12 to Extremely Fine-40 with the D to be complete. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63 or
average being a lovely Very Fine-20. Unfortunately a few better. Includes proofs from 1956, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1962,
have been cleaned and have note started to retone. Well Choice Proof-63. Only a few spotted dates, a few show nice
worth a closer inspection as there are quite a few nice coins toning. Housed in a Whitman album. (Total: 70 pieces)
included. Mounted in an old PVC laden album that needs
to be updated. (Total: 38 pieces) 5547 Set of Jefferson nickels, 1938-1976. A Brilliant Uncircu-
lated-60 set. Several of the early dates have been improperly
rinsed. Proof issues include 1951, and 1954-1964. Housed
in a Library of Coins album. (Total: 96 pieces)
Wonderful Complete Lincoln Cent Set
5540 Complete Set of Lincoln cents 1909-1940-S, but does not 5548 Set of Jefferson nickels, 1938-1979-S. Average Very Choice
include the 1922 Plain. The set ranges in grade from Good-4 Brilliant Uncirculated-64, with many Gems included. The
to Extremely Fine-40. The 1909-S V.D.B. is a Good-4 with 1938-D is a Buffalo nickel instead of a Jefferson. Includes
a few scattered tics while the 1914-D is also Good-4 but has several Proof issues, as well as a couple of AU’s in an oth-
a corrosion spot on the central reverse. The 1931-S is a Very erwise uncirculated set. Housed in a Whitman album. (Total:
Fine-20 with a few reverse spots. The majority of the rest are 108 pieces)
decent quality although a few show some light corrosion and
or spots. Housed in a cardboard folder. (Total: 89 pieces) 5549 Complete Set of Mercury dimes 1916-1945-S, with the
grades ranging from About Good-3 to Mint State. The 1916-
D and 1921 are About Good-3 while the 1921-D is Good-4.
The 1942, 1943, 1944, 1944-S and 1945 are Mint State and
have wonderful mint lustre. A very nice set that should be
Another Complete Lincoln Cent Set seen to be fully appreciated. Housed in a cardboard folder.
5541 Complete Set of Lincoln cents 1909-1982-S. The set does (Total: 77 pieces)
not include the 1922 plain or any of the overdates or clear
‘S’ mintmark issues of 1979 and 1981. The average grade on 5550 Set of Mercury dimes 1916-1945-S. Missing the 1916-D,
the early dates is Fine-12 while the late dates are a bit better 1931-S and the overdates to be complete. The set includes
with some mint state coins present and Proof issues of 1961, a 1945-S micro-S. A better than average set that has many
1964 and 1971-S to 1982-S. The 1909-S V.D.B. is Fine-12 Very Fine-20 or better early dates. The average grade ap-
while the 1914-D is a cleaned Good-4. The 1931-S is a very pears to be Fine-12 or better. The 1921-P is Very Good-8 and
pleasing Extremely Fine-45. Most coins are problem free the 1921-D is Very Fine-20. A duplicate 1935-S coin is in
exempt for some later dates that show some reverse corro- the 1931-S spot. Housed in an old Library of Coins album.
sion spots. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 203 pieces) (Total: 77 pieces)

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5551 Collection of Proof and Uncirculated Roosevelt dimes

from 1946 through 1994. All are Uncirculated except for Complete Set of Barber 50¢
the Proof-only San Francisco Mint issues beginning with
1968. Many Gems are part of the set. Issues include: ✩ 1946- 5556 Complete Set of Barber half dollars 1892-1915-S. Primar-
PDS ✩ 1947-PDS ✩ 1948-PDS ✩ 1949-PDS ✩ 1950-PDS ily Good-4 or better with only the 1892-S grading About
✩ 1951-PDS ✩ 1952-PDS ✩ 1953-PDS ✩ 1954-PDS ✩ Good-3. The rest all have full rims on both sides with very
1955-PDS ✩ 1956-PD ✩ 1957-PD ✩ 1958-PD ✩ 1959-PD little in the way of damage to report. The 1897-O has been
✩ 1960-PD ✩ 1961-PD ✩ 1962-PD ✩ 1963-PD ✩ 1964- heavily cleaned, otherwise the majority of the coins exhibit
PD ✩ 1965 SMS ✩ 1966 SMS ✩ 1967 SMS ✩ 1968-PDS pale to medium gray toning. Closer inspection is warranted
(with a duplicate “P” example) ✩ 1969-PDS ✩ 1970-PDS as many of the key dates are above average and are becoming
✩ 1971-PDS ✩ 1972-PDS ✩ 1973-PDS ✩ 1974-PDS ✩ harder to acquire. A beautiful set housed in a deluxe album.
1975-PDS ✩ 1976-PDS ✩ 1977-PDS ✩ 1978-PDS ✩ (Total: 73 pieces)
1979-S PDS (with a duplicate “S” example, both with Clear
“S”) ✩ 1980-PDS ✩ 1981-PDS ✩ 1982 No Mintmark ✩
1982-PDS ✩ 1983-PDS ✩ 1984-PDS ✩ 1985-PDS ✩ 1986- Another Complete Set of Barber 50¢
PDS ✩ 1987-PDS ✩ 1988-PDS ✩ 1989-PDS ✩ 1990-PDS
✩ 1991-PDS, with multiples: “P” (2), “D” (2), “S” (3) ✩ 5557 Complete Set of Barber half dollars 1892-1915-S. Primar-
1992-PDS, “S” is copper nickel ✩ 1993-PDS, “S” is silver ily About Good 3 to Good-4. Most of the early key dates are
✩ 1994-PDS, “S” is copper nickel. All pieces are either About Good-3 but are not damaged in any way. The later
brilliant or lightly toned. Set is housed in a Dansco album. key dates such as the 1913, 1914 and 1915 are full Good-4
(Total: 138 pieces) in grade and decent as such. An excellent quality set for the
person who does not relish the chase to fill in this tough set.
5552 Complete Set of Roosevelt dimes 1946-1987-S. About Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 73 pieces)
Uncirculated-50 to Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better and
Brilliant Proof-60 or better. Most of the silver coins are
bright and lustrous as well as the majority of cupro-nickel
coins as well. The proof-only issues are present and well as 5558 Collection of Walking Liberty half dollars 1916-1937-P.
a few extra late dates. All in all a very nice set worthy of Good-4 to Very Fine-20. A great group of early date Walk-
your consideration. Housed in deluxe album. (Total: 118 ers for the collector or dealer. The 1917 has some obverse
pieces) scratches but the rest of the coins are quite acceptable for the
level of circulation. The collection resides in an old Library
5553 Set of Washington quarters 1932-1963-d, missing only the of Coins album. (Total: 36 pieces)
1962. Very Good-8 to Choice Brilliant Uncirculated-63.
Here is a lovely collection of nice original coins. The earlier
dates are circulated while the ones at the end of the set are
generally Mint State. In a Library of Coins album. (Total: 5559 Complete Set of Liberty Walking half dollars 1916-1940-
80 pieces) S. About Good-3 to Very Good-8 with a few showing a past
cleaning and the 1933-S with severe scratches. The 1921-P,
D, S are at least full Good-4 with the P and S minted coins a
bit better. The 1938-D is a pleasing Very Good-8. A decent set
Complete Washington Quarter Set that should be a welcome addition for the shrewd collector.
5554 Collection of Washington quarters 1932 to 1998-S, in- Housed in a bookshelf album. (Total: 45 pieces)
cluding all proof and silver proof issues. Grades from About
Good-3 to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated-65. Here is a lovely
collection. The 1932 is About Uncirculated while the 1932-
5560 Complete Set of Franklin half dollars 1948-1963-d.
D and S mint coins are both in problem free Very Good
Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better with a few showing
condition. From 1942 on most of the coins grade Brilliant
pretty album toning. Most have good lustre and the strikes
Uncirculated or better. Housed in a Dansco album. (Total:
are average for the type. A good set that will fit into most
186 pieces)
collectors’ budget. Housed in a bookshelf album. (Total: 35
pieces)

5555 Complete Set of Washington quarters 1965 to 1996-S.

Includes the silver issues of 1976 and 1992 thru 1996. About
Uncirculated-50 to Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant 5561 Complete Set of Kennedy half dollars 1964-1985-S. Bril-
Proof-60 or better with the majority nice for the grade. The liant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or better.
set does not include the clear mintmark varieties of 1979 Missing the mintmark varieties of 1979 and the silver issues
and 1981 but does include all the proofs from 1968-S on. of 1992-S on. This set does include the SMS issues of 1965,
A pretty set that certainly should be viewed. Housed in a 1966 and 1967 as well as the silver issues of the Bicentennial
deluxe album. (Total: 96 pieces) year. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 59 pieces)

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5562 Collection of Proof and Uncirculated Kennedy half dol- 5567 Complete year Set of Peace dollars 1921-1935. Very Fine-
lars from 1964 through 1992. Issues include: 1964 (2). Proof 20 to About Uncirculated-55. The 1921 is Very Fine-25. The
and Uncirculated ✩ 1964-D ✩ 1965 (2). SMS and circula- 1928 is from the San Francisco Mint and the 1934 is from
tion strike ✩ 1966 (2). SMS and circulation strike ✩ 1967 the Denver Mint. A nice set suitable for display and housed
(2). SMS and circulation strike ✩ 1968-DS ✩ 1969-DS ✩ in a hard plastic holder. (Total: 10 pieces)
1970-DS ✩ 1971-PDS ✩ 1972-PDS ✩ 1973-PDS ✩ 1974-
PDS ✩ 1976-PDS copper nickel ✩ 1976-S silver (2). Proof
and Uncirculated ✩ 1977-PDS ✩ 1978-PDS ✩ 1979-PDS, 5568 Complete Set of Peace dollars 1921-1935-S. Fine-12 to
with two “S” coins, both “Filled S” and “Clear S” ✩ 1980- Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better with the following coins
PDS ✩ 1981-PDS ✩ 1982-PDS ✩ 1983-PDS ✩ 1984-PDS falling into the mint state category: 1923, 1924, 1925-P, S
✩ 1985-PDS ✩ 1986-PDS ✩ 1987-PDS ✩ 1988-PDS ✩ and 1926-S. The 1921 is a decent Extremely Fine-40 while
1989-PDS ✩ 1990-PDS ✩ 1991-PDS ✩ 1992-PDS, “S” the 1928 is a wholesome Fine-12 and the 1934-S is a cleaned
is copper nickel. Pieces range from brilliant to attractively Very Fine-20. A few other coins show some light cleaning
toned. Set is housed in a Dansco album. (Total: 81 pieces) that was done at one time. Still a decent set that is housed
in an old Library of Coins album. (Total: 24 coins)

5563 Collection of Proof and Uncirculated Kennedy half

dollars from 1964 through 1994. Proofs after 1991 are all 5569 Complete Set of Peace dollars 1921-1935-S. Very Fine-
copper-nickel. Issues include: 1964 (2). Proof and Uncir- 20 and higher with the following coin grading Brilliant
culated ✩ 1964-D ✩ 1965 (2). SMS and circulation strike Uncirculated-60 or better: 1922-P, D, 1923-P, D, 1924-P, S
✩ 1966 (2). SMS and circulation strike ✩ 1967 (2). SMS (numerous hairlines), 1925-P, 1926-P and 1927-P. The 1921
and circulation strike ✩ 1968-DS ✩ 1969-DS ✩ 1970-DS is a pleasing Extremely Fine-45 while the 1928 is a strong
✩ 1971-PDS ✩ 1972-PDS ✩ 1973-PDS ✩ 1974-PDS ✩ Very Fine-30 and the 1934-S is a strict Very Fine-20. A very
1976-PDS copper-nickel ✩ 1976-S Silver (2). Proof and good set housed in a bookshelf album. (Total: 24 pieces)
Uncirculated ✩ 1977-PDS ✩ 1978-PDS ✩ 1979-PDS. “S”
is “Filled S” variety ✩ 1980-PDS ✩ 1981-PDS ✩ 1982-
PDS ✩ 1983-PDS ✩ 1984-PDS ✩ 1985-PDS ✩ 1986-PDS 5570 Complete Set of Eisenhower dollars 1971-1978-S. Bril-
✩ 1987-PDS ✩ 1988-PDS ✩ 1989-PDS ✩ 1990-PDS ✩ liant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or better.
1991-PDS ✩ 1992-PDS ✩ 1993-PDS ✩ 1994-PDS. Set is Includes all the silver issues and varieties of 1976 but not
housed in a Littleton Coin Company display album. Each the varieties of 1972. A very attractive set that is sure to
piece is either brilliant or lightly toned. (Total: 86 pieces) please most collectors. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total:
14 pieces)

5564 Set of Kennedy half dollars 1964-2000-S. Missing the 5571 Complete Set of Eisenhower dollars 1971-1978-S. Bril-
clear mintmark varieties of 1979 and 1981, the silver issues liant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or better.
of 1993-S on and the 1998-S matte finish issue. The set is Includes all the silver issues and varieties of 1976 but not the
Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or bet- varieties of 1972. The Proofs show nice reflective surfaces
ter but the coins show some signs of PVC due to improper and the 1978-D has pretty album toning. Housed in a deluxe
storage in a vinyl album. Most are lustrous but they need to album. (Total: 14 pieces)
be lightly swabbed to take off the PVC. Housed in a vinyl
album. (Total: 102 pieces)
5572 Collection of Proof and Uncirculated Eisenhower dol-
lars from 1971 through 1978. Issues include: ✩ 1971-PD
5565 Complete Set of Kennedy half dollars 1964-2002-S. Bril- ✩ 1971-S (2). Proof and Uncirculated ✩ 1972-PD ✩ 1972-
liant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or better. The S (2). Proof and Uncirculated ✩ 1973-PDS copper nickel
set includes the SMS issues, both mintmark varieties of 1979 ✩ 1973-S silver (2). Proof and Uncirculated ✩ 1974-PDS
and the silver issues of 1976 and 1992 on through 2002-S. copper nickel ✩ 1974-S silver (2). Proof and Uncirculated
Most of the late date Proofs are stunning cameos and give ✩ 1976 (2). “Type I” and “Type II” ✩ 1976-D (2). “Type
this set wonderful eye appeal. Housed in a deluxe album. I” and “Type II” ✩ 1976-S copper nickel (2). “Type I” and
(Total: 120 pieces) “Type II” ✩ 1976-S silver (2). Proof and Uncirculated ✩
1977-PDS ✩ 1978-PDS. Pieces are various either brilliant or
attractively toned. Set is housed in a Dansco album. (Total:
5566 Complete Set Kennedy half dollars 1964-2003-S. Brilliant 33 pieces)
Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60 or better. The set
includes the SMS issues and both mintmark varieties of 1979.
This set does not include the later silver issues and only has
the bicentennial silver issues. A decent set that can be build
FA YOUR BI SHEET
up to include the silver issues from 1992 and later. Housed 603-569-3875 • 212-582-1946
in a deluxe album. (Total: 119 pieces)

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5573 Complete Set of Susan B. Anthony dollars 1979-1999-d. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant
Proof-60 or better. Includes both the near and far date varieties of 1979 as well as both the clear and filled
mintmark varieties of the Proof 1979 and 1981 issues. A set that is not that easy to find with all the variet-
ies included. Housed in a custom album. (Total: 18 pieces)

5574 Complete Set of Susan B. Anthony dollars 1979-1999-d. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant
Proof-60 or better. Includes both mintmark varieties for the 1979 Proof. The Proofs have nice reflectivity
with most showing nice cameo effect. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 16 pieces)

5575 Complete Set of Susan B. Anthony dollars 1979-1981-S. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant
Proof-60 or better. Includes both the mintmark varieties from the 1979 Proof. Does not include the 1999
issues that were used mainly in vending machines. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 13 pieces)

5576 Set of American Eagle silver dollars 1986-2001-S. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 and Brilliant Proof-60
or better. This set does not include the 1995-W Anniversary Proof. A lovely set with some of the coins
showing some light russet and gold toning. A very pleasing set worthy of a closer inspection. Housed in
a deluxe album. (Total: 32 pieces)

5577 Set of American Eagle silver dollars 1986-2006. Brilliant Uncirculated-60 or better with most falling
into the Choice to Gem quality. Satiny lustre is prevalent on this attractive set that shows some light toning
on a few coins. Does not include any of the scarcer 2006 varieties. Housed in a deluxe album. (Total: 21
pieces)

5578 Three sets of U.S. coins: ✩ Collection of Washington quarters, 1932 to 1949-d. About Good-3 to
Choice About Uncirculated-55. A nice group mostly in the Extremely Fine range. The 1932-D and S are
Very Good-8 ✩ Collection of Jefferson nickels, 1938- 1964-d. Very Good-8 to Choice Brilliant Uncir-
culated-63. A nice collection of coins that are mostly in the Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated range
✩ Collection of Bicentennial Commemorative Coinage. This collection includes the dollar, half dollar
and quarter dollar from all three mints in both the clad and 40% silver compositions. All three collections
in this lot are housed in varying styles of Capital Plastics holders. (Total: 3 sets, 135 pieces)

Significant Proof Set offering

5579 Group of proof sets plus extras: ✩ 1950 Proof Set (3) ✩ cents (4) ✩ nickels (3) ✩ dimes (5) ✩ quarters
(1) ✩ half dollars (2). Choice Brilliant Proof-63 to Gem Brilliant Proof-65. Some of the coins have
light toning but most are bright including the cents which are full red ✩ 1955 Proof Set (13). Choice
Brilliant Proof-63 to Gem Brilliant Proof-65 Most are bright with only a few with light toning. Close
inspection is necessary as these sets are very nice and should command a significant premium. (Total: 96
pieces)

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a bid, whether in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, the bidder acknowledges receipt of the catalogue, and agrees to adhere
to these terms of sale. The auctioneer may decline to recognize any bidder who does not have a catalogue and has not registered and been
given a paddle number. Any prospective bidder may be required to establish credit references or submit a deposit of 25% of their bids. All
new bidders should be prepared to establish credit with the auctioneer prior to registering to bid.

6. By bidding, purchasing or offering to purchase in this sale, even if as an agent, or on behalf of a corporation or for another individual, each
bidder personally guarantees prompt payment and agrees to be personally liable for the consequences of bidding; all bidders also personally
guarantee prompt payment in full, including without limitation, BUYER’S FEE, taxes, surcharges, postage, handling charges, storage costs
and insurance charges.

7. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to require payment in full before delivering lots to a successful bidder, and reserves the right to require
the principals, and directors of any corporate bidder to execute a guarantee of payment (which, in any event they do by having an agent or
employee bid in the sale) prior to allowing a bid to be placed or recognized.

8. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to impose a late charge, based solely upon Purchaser’s failure to remit full and timely payment, and
which late charge is not related to any necessary storage of the material purchased. Said late charge is calculated at a rate of 11⁄2% per month
(18% per annum), based on the purchase price if payment has not been made in accordance with these Terms and Conditions of Sale. Purchases
not collected within thirty (30) days of the date of sale may, at the sole option of COIN GALLERIES, be resold for Purchaser’s account by
COIN GALLERIES, with Purchaser liable for any deficit after COIN GALLERIES receives a commission for the same in accordance with
its agreement, and thereafter deducts all expenses associated with the sale, including reasonable attorneys fees.

9. Bids are NOT accepted from minors. By bidding in this sale, the bidder represents and certifies that they are of legal age, are authorized to
make the bid that they make, and that the purchase is not a consumer sale or consumer credit transaction.

10. Title remains with CoiN GALLERiES until paid for in full. Should Purchaser take any action under Title 11 of the U.S. Code, or any
state insolvency law, Buyer agrees to promptly return to COIN GALLERIES, any lots not paid for. The Buyer agrees to keep the lots fully
insured until paid for. Risk of loss is on the Buyer.

11. The highest bidder as determined in the sole discretion of the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. If the auctioneer determines that a dispute has
arisen between two or more bidders, the lot may be immediately put up and sold again. Bidders with whom the dispute previously arose shall
be without further recourse for any damages whatsoever.

12. If you bid by mail, mail your bid sheet early. Mail bidders agree to and are subject to these terms of sale just as if they were floor bidders.

13. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse ridiculously low bids, which in the auctioneer’s sole discretion, are felt not to have been made in
good faith. The auctioneer reserves the right to open the lot at a reasonable price determined solely by the auctioneer. The auctioneer shall
also have sole discretion to set initial, and subsequent bidding increments, and to accept, or to decline to accept, challenges to those bidding
increments. All bids not in whole dollar amounts may be rounded downward by the auctioneer. The auctioneer may open bidding on any lot
by placing a bid on behalf of the Seller, a mail bidder, COIN GALLERIES, or another participant in the sale. The auctioneer may bid further
on behalf of the Seller up to the amount of the reserve by placing successive or consecutive bids for a lot, or by placing bids in response to
other bidders. The auctioneer may bid for his, or its, own account at any auction and may have access to information concerning the lots,

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 and items contained in them, that are not otherwise available to the public. Estimates given are for the general guidance of the bidder and
represent the opinion of the auctioneer as to the fair market value of the numismatic item at the time of cataloguing, based on experience and
comparable sale, if applicable. The actual price realized may be higher, or lower than the estimate. If a lot is reserved, the reserve may not
exceed the maximum estimated price.

14. Auction sales are not approval sales. In the event of non-payment by the Buyer, COIN GALLERIES reserves any and all rights that it would
be entitled to under the Uniform Commercial Code, including Buyer’s consent to file a financing statement without need of Buyer’s signature,
and to offset any sums due on any future consignment or purchase or monies or goods in possession of COIN GALLERIES or its assigns.

15. All bidders are encouraged to carefully examine all lots prior to the sale. No lots will be shown at the sale. COIN GALLERIES assumes no
risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numismatic item, except as specified herein. All floor
buyers should acquaint themselves with the property sold since COIN GALLERIES will assume that they have done so and requires that the
Purchaser represent that they have. Bidders are deemed to have satisfied themselves as to all of the matters set forth in the terms of sale.

16. COIN GALLERIES, as agent, offers a LIMITED WARRANTY that any numismatic item sold is authentic (i.e., not counterfeit, that its date or
mintmark has not been altered, and that the coin has not been repaired as those terms are used in the trade). Except as set forth in this limited
warranty and as may be required by the arts and cultural affairs law, and any other law or regulation, all other warranties of authenticity of
authorship, whether express or implied, are hereby disclaimed.

17. Except as otherwise stated herein, all items offered in this catalogue are GUARANTEED TO BE GENUINE and correctly attributed as defined
below.

18. (a) NO LOT may be returned for any reason whatsoever without the prior written consent by COIN GALLERIES, or, in any event, if it has
been removed from its original container. No lots purchased by those who have viewed the lots may be returned, unless the limited war-
ranty provided in these terms of sale permits it.
(b) Grading is a subjective description in the opinion of the cataloguer as to the state of preservation, method of strike, and overall appear-
ance of a particular coin or lot. The term “proof” or “specimen” is used to describe a method of manufacture, and is not a grade or condition
or an attribution.
(c) COIN GALLERIES does not represent that a numismatic item has or has not been cleaned; that any toning is natural or artificial; that any
coin catalogued will meet the standards, or the grade, of any third party or third party grading service; that a numismatic item has a particular
provenance or pedigree; that a numismatic item is struck or not struck, or produced or not produced in a particular manner or style.
(d) Adjectival descriptions and terminology (which can and does vary among experts and knowledgeable purchasers), when utilized in the
catalogue, are strictly the opinion of the cataloguer and shall not be deemed to be part of the description; i.e. it is an opinion only and not a
warranty of any kind.
(e) Grading descriptions in this catalogue are provided strictly for the convenience of those who bid by mail and who are unable to personally
view the coins, and represents the cataloguer’s opinion of its state of preservation. Those attending the sale, and those bidders who actually
view the lots should draw their own conclusions as to the state of preservation or grade of the numismatic item.
(f) COIN GALLERIES may utilize numerical or adjectival descriptions, and may include lots that have been graded by others. Opinions offered
with respect to numismatic properties offered for sale by COIN GALLERIES are made at the time that the numismatic item is catalogued,
and do not refer to any prior or subsequent time.
(g) Where COIN GALLERIES sells a numismatic item graded and encapsulated by a grading service, Buyer acknowledges and agrees that
other grading services, COIN GALLERIES or knowledgeable purchasers might reach a different conclusion as to the state of preservation
of a particular item, and that COIN GALLERIES has presented the service’s description of the encapsulated item for accommodation only.
Any such information provided by COIN GALLERIES is the opinion of the third party, without recourse against COIN GALLERIES in any
way whatsoever.
(h) Except as otherwise expressly stated in the Terms of Sale, CoiN GALLERiES and its agents and employees make no warran-
ties or guaranties or representations, and expressly disclaim all warranties and guaranties and representations, including, without
limitation, a warranty of merchantability, in connection with any numismatic properties sold by CoiN GALLERiES.
(i) All oral and written statements made by COIN GALLERIES, are statements of opinion only and are not warranties or representations of
any kind, unless stated as a specific written warranty, and no employee or agent of COIN GALLERIES has authority to vary or alter these
Terms of Sale. Any alteration shall be effective only if in writing and signed by a member of the firm.
(j) If not so stated expressly, the grade, artisanship, provenance, or attribution is the firm’s opinion only on which no third party, including
the bidder, is entitled to rely.
(k) COIN GALLERIES assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numismatic item,
except as specified herein.

19. Unless otherwise stated, COIN GALLERIES acts only as agent for a Consignor and makes no independent warranty of title. COIN GAL-
LERIES offers the following LIMITED WARRANTY to Buyers with respect to all numismatic items offered for sale. COIN GALLERIES
warrants to all Buyers that the Consignor or the Seller has warranted good title to property offered for sale. Any such warranty is predicated
on the Owner or prior owner making the same warranty to COIN GALLERIES, upon which the firm relies. In the event that it is finally de-
termined that the Purchaser has not acquired transferable title, COIN GALLERIES shall reimburse the Purchaser (if full payment has already
been made) in accordance with these Terms of Sale, and Buyer agrees that this is full compensation for any loss whatsoever, whether actual
or otherwise. Tender of the check by COIN GALLERIES to Buyer at the address specified on the bid sheet or registration form shall end the
obligation of COIN GALLERIES to the Buyer, even if the check is not endorsed or cashed. COIN GALLERIES and the Consignor make no
representations or warranty that the Purchaser acquires any reproduction rights or copyright in property purchased at the sale.

20. COIN GALLERIES further expressly disclaims all warranties relating to the grade, condition, identification of the periods or date of coining
or manufacture or methods of manufacture of property which is inaccurate, or may be proved inaccurate, by means of scientific process or
research which is not generally accepted for use until after the sale.

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21. COIN GALLERIES reminds the Buyer that the grading or condition of rare coins may have a material effect on the value of the items pur-
chased; that others may differ with the grading opinions or interpretations of COIN GALLERIES; that such difference of opinion (including
whether the coin has been cleaned, or is or is not of a particular grade or quality) is not grounds to return an item purchased; and that all sales
of items viewed by a Purchaser in advance of a sale, even if the sale is by mail, are final.

22. By purchasing in this sale, Buyer agrees that they shall have no recourse against the Consignor for any reason whatsoever. In the event that
a warranty is offered with respect to grade or state of preservation or condition, it shall be a specific warranty, in writing, signed by a mem-
ber of COIN GALLERIES, and shall specify its terms and conditions and duration. If any numismatic item is damaged in its removal from
encapsulation, or during its encapsulation, it is at the sole risk of the Purchaser. Because of the fungibility of numismatic items, any item
removed from its holder may not be returned for any reason whatsoever.

23. (a) On any claim made by a bidder, COIN GALLERIES must be advised in writing sent within seven days after receipt of the material, or
the date of the sale, whichever is the later; these dates apply whether or not the Buyer has received the material. The disputed property must
be returned to COIN GALLERIES in the same condition as sold by COIN GALLERIES, in the same holder.
(b) These conditions are binding and absolute unless varied in writing by a principal of COIN GALLERIES or if the bylaws, rules or regula-
tions of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., provide for a longer period, or give the Buyer a greater right, in which case such bylaws,
rules or regulations shall prevail. Any and all claims of the Buyer made in violation of the Terms of Sale shall be deemed waived, and the
Buyer shall be without further recourse.

24. If COIN GALLERIES, in its sole discretion, determines that any numismatic property is substantially and materially different from that
represented in the catalogue of sale, or in any written advertisement or material, the sale shall be cancelled and COIN GALLERIES shall
refund the purchase price to the Buyer. Unless provided otherwise in these terms or the PNG bylaws, that shall be COIN GALLERIES sole
obligation to Buyer.

25. The auctioneer and cataloguer, COIN GALLERIES, reserves the right to include its own material in any auction sale. The auctioneer may
have direct or indirect interests in these, and other items (other than its commission), and may collect a minimum price in addition to the
selling commission. This paragraph shall be deemed a part of the description of all lots contained in the catalogue. The catalogue shall also
be deemed a part of any invoice issued by the auctioneer. The auctioneer may make loans or advances to consignors and/or prospective
purchasers. The Consignor may be permitted to bid on his, her or their own articles and to buy them back at the sale. Any Buyer who bids on
or purchases their own goods is required to pay for them, in full, as the terms of sale provide for together with the full buyer’s commission,
and any other applicable surcharges, postage, handling, insurance fees and taxes, without rebate of any kind whatsoever, unless provided for
otherwise by contract with the auctioneer. The auctioneer reserves the right to make accounting adjustments in lieu of payment. Settlement
will follow the auction. The prices realized reflect the final price called by the auctioneer and may include a bid of a consignor reacquiring
their lot.

26. COIN GALLERIES, the auctioneer, and employees are “insiders” and may have access to confidential information not otherwise available
to the public with respect to value, provenance, availability, and other factors. Purchasers should make themselves acquainted with the nu-
mismatic items that they are purchasing and avail themselves of the services of outside consultants prior to engaging in any purchase. Bids
are so much per LOT. No lots will be broken up unless otherwise stated.

27. No bidder shall have any claim against the auctioneer, or COIN GALLERIES, for improper sequence of offering a lot.

28. On bullion items, bullion-like items, and encapsulated items graded by a grading service, Buyer agrees that there shall be no right of return
for any reason whatsoever. Buyer further agrees that due to market volatility, in event of non-payment, COIN GALLERIES shall be entitled
to damages that are the greater of selling price or market, together with any supplementary or additional costs.

29. COIN GALLERIES at any time may rescind the sale in the event of non-payment or breach of the warranty of title.

30. The sole remedy that any participant in the auction shall have, whether bidding in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, for any
claim or controversy arising out of the auction shall be a refund of the original purchase price and premium paid, if any. Interest shall be paid
by COIN GALLERIES at a rate of no greater than nine per cent (9%) per annum, up to a maximum of six (6) years, unless the rules of the
Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc. provide for a higher rate of interest or a longer period of time, in which case such rules shall prevail. A
lower rate, or shorter period, may be decided by the arbitrators. Upon payment as determined by the arbitrators, or in full at the maximum rates
set forth above, or at an agreed rate, COIN GALLERIES shall be deemed released from any and all claims of the bidder arising out of or in
connection with the sale of such property. Purchaser agrees to execute prior to delivery of any refund any documents reasonably requested to
effect the intent of this paragraph. By bidding in this sale, all bidders consent to these terms and all other terms of these conditions of sale.

31. CoiN GALLERiES hereby disclaims all liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of or in connection
with the sale of any property by CoiN GALLERiES to Purchaser. All bidders, even if unsuccessful purchasers, agree to abide by this
condition, and all other conditions of sale.

32. All rights granted to the Purchaser under the within terms of sale are personal to the Purchaser. Purchaser may not assign or transfer any of
these rights to any other person or entity, whether by operation of law or otherwise. Any attempt so to assign or transfer any such rights shall
be absolutely VOID and unenforceable. No third party may rely on any benefit or right conferred by these Terms and Conditions of Sale and
terms of warranty on any bidder or Purchaser.

33. “Purchaser” shall mean the original purchaser of the property from COIN GALLERIES and not any subsequent owner or other person who
may have or acquire an interest therein. If Purchaser is an agent, the agency must be disclosed at the time of sale, otherwise the benefits of
the warranty shall be limited to the agent and not transferable to the undisclosed principal.

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34. Should any third party attempt to utilize any warranties contained herein, they shall first give COIN GALLERIES thirty (30) days written
notice by Registered Mail or Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested during which time COIN GALLERIES may, should it choose to contest
the third party’s claim, ask the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., or the American Arbitration Association to appoint a panel of three
arbitrators skilled in the field to make such a determination at New York, N.Y. By seeking to use such remedy, the third party unequivocally
and without reservation consents to binding arbitration, and its conclusive and binding determination of any alleged damages as a sole remedy.
With respect to any other pertinent notice requirements, venue and personal and subject matter jurisdiction, said third party is bound to the
provisions pertaining to bidders, buyers and purchasers, as otherwise provided for in these Terms of Sale.

35. In the event COIN GALLERIES shall, for any reason, be unable to deliver the property sought to be purchased, its liability therefore shall
be limited to the rescission of the sale and refund of the purchase price and buyer’s premium. CoiN GALLERiES hereby disclaims all
liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of its failure to deliver any property purchased, and all bid-
ders agree to this disclaimer.

36. If it is determined that a bailment relationship exists while the material purchased is being held by COIN GALLERIES, for Purchaser, said
relationship constitutes a gratuitous bailment only, solely for the benefit of the purchaser/bailor, as defined by the laws of the State of New
York.

37. As a condition of bidding, bidder acknowledges that numismatic auction sales are unique in terms of their tradition and industry practices.
Each bidder agrees that any claim or controversy whatsoever arising out of this sale shall be settled as follows: if demanded by either
buyer, or COIN GALLERIES by binding arbitration at New York, New York, under the rules then obtaining of the Professional Numismatists
Guild, Inc., or as PNG rules may provide, the American Arbitration Association. In the event that a dispute arises between COIN GALLERIES
and a non-member of the PNG, this means that the American Arbitration Association, at New York, N.Y., shall have exclusive jurisdiction
over the controversy. In any controversy concerning non-payment, COIN GALLERIES shall have the right to proceed by arbitration or by a
proceeding in any court of competent jurisdiction in the City, County, and State of New York, whichever is first commenced by COIN GAL-
LERIES. The arbitrator shall not have the power to alter the terms of condition of sale. Judgment on any award may be entered in any court
of competent jurisdiction. The arbitrators, and any court, shall award the prevailing party costs and reasonable attorney fees. By bidding in
this sale you agree to be bound by the arbitration provisions of the PNG as described above. Commencement of an arbitral proceeding, or
confirmation of an award, as well as any notice requirements connected with such proceeding, and any other required service of process, may
be made by COIN GALLERIES upon all bidders by registered or certified mail directed to the address of the bidder or purchaser as listed
on the bid sheet or application or form required at the time that a bidder number is issued, or by facsimile transmission with proof of receipt.
Bidder agrees that such service shall constitute full in personam jurisdiction. The venue for such proceedings shall be the City of New York,
State of New York and each bidder agrees to in personam (personal) jurisdiction of the City of New York, State of New York. In all cases,
the maximum liability of COIN GALLERIES for any item sold shall be limited to the official price of record of the item at this sale, without
provision for consequential damages, or any other damages of any kind whatsoever, unless the PNG rules provide otherwise.

38. If the Purchaser fails to comply with one or more of these Terms and Conditions of Sale then, in addition to all other remedies which it may have
at law or in equity, COIN GALLERIES may, at its sole option, either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made
by the Purchaser, it being recognized that actual damages may be speculative or difficult to compute, or (b) sell some or all of the numismatic
property and some or all other property of the Purchaser held by COIN GALLERIES, in a quantity sufficient in the opinion of COIN GAL-
LERIES to satisfy the indebtedness, plus all accrued charges. More than one such sale may take place at the option of COIN GALLERIES.
Such sale may take place without notice to Purchaser; if COIN GALLERIES gives notice, it shall be by regular mail to the address utilized
on the bid sheet, consignment agreement or other address known to the firm. Such sale will be at COIN GALLERIES standard commission
rates at public or private sale, within or without the City of New York, at which time (if the sale be at auction) the defaulting party shall not
bid. The proceeds shall be applied first to the satisfaction of any damages occasioned by Purchaser’s breach, and then to the payment of any
other indebtedness owing to COIN GALLERIES, including without limitation, commissions, handling charges, the expenses of both sales,
reasonable legal fees and collection agency fees and any other costs or expenses incurred hereunder. If a lot or numismatic item is not paid for,
and is sold by COIN GALLERIES for Purchaser’s account, in accordance with the Uniform Commercial Code, COIN GALLERIES shall not
be required to account to the Purchaser for any excess proceeds. Purchaser is also liable to COIN GALLERIES if the proceeds of such sale
or sales is insufficient in the opinion of COIN GALLERIES to cover the indebtedness. If other property of Purchaser is also sold, any excess
of proceeds will be remitted to the Purchaser after first deducting the expenses set forth above. If Purchaser fails to remit sums due to COIN
GALLERIES, Purchaser grants to COIN GALLERIES a lien with respect to such sum, with interest to accrue thereon at the judgment rate,
until actually paid, which lien shall apply against any property of Purchaser, including any future goods of Purchaser coming into possession
of COIN GALLERIES. Purchaser hereby waives all the requirements of notice, advertisement and disposition of proceeds required
by law, including those set forth in New york lien law, article 9, sections 200-204 inclusive, or any successor statute, with respect to
any sale. Purchaser waives a right to redeem.

39. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in
the sole discretion of the auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No bidder or prospective bidder or purchaser or prospective
purchaser shall have recourse as a result of any postponement. In any event, no person may bid without registering, and ALL REGISTERED
BIDDERS including mail bidders and agents by registering or bidding agree to all of the above Terms and Conditions of Sale.

40. By bidding or offering to bid, bidders acknowledge that they have read all of the Terms and Conditions of Sale and warranty contained herein
and that they accept these terms and conditions without reservation. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to vary the Terms and Conditions
of Sale by rider or other means communicated to bidders. By purchasing from COIN GALLERIES, whether present in person, or by agent,
by written bid, telephone or any other means, the bidder agrees to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale.

41. ALL iTEMS iLLUSTRATEd ARE oF THE ACTUAL iTEMS BEiNG SoLd.

© Copyright 2008 by COIN GALLERIES New York City. All rights in this catalogue are reserved. No part of the contents may be reproduced
or used in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of the copyright holder.

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Ancient Coins ..................................................................................................................................2001-2300
Ancient Greece .......................................................................................................................2001-2078
Ancient Judaea .......................................................................................................................2079-2097
Roman Republic .....................................................................................................................2098-2124
Roman Imperatorial................................................................................................................2119-2124
Roman Empire........................................................................................................................2125-2174
Byzantine Empire ...................................................................................................................2175-2177
Ancient India ..................................................................................................................................2178
Multiple Ancient Coin Lots ....................................................................................................2179-2300

There are no lots 2301-2500

World Coins ....................................................................................................................................2501-3744

Selections from the Joseph A. Kramer Trust ...................................................................................2501

Europe .......................................................................................................................2501-2750
The Americas.............................................................................................................2751-2775
Asia, Africa and the Pacific .......................................................................................2776-2854
Large Collection Lots ................................................................................................2855-2885
Medieval Coins ......................................................................................................................2886-2929
Europe 2930-3485
The John P. Lorenzo Collection of West Indian and Mexican Coins & Tokens ....................3486-3536
The Americas 3537-3652
Asia, Africa and the Pacific ....................................................................................................3653-3712
Wold Coin Groups and Album Collections ............................................................................3730-3744

There are no lots 3745-4000

Medals, Tokens, orders, decorations and Militaria

World
Swiss Shooting Medals .............................................................................................4001-4163
The Nicolae Caranfil Collection of Romanian Decorations and Medals ..................4164-4201
World Medals… ..........................................................................................................202-4293
Orders, Decorations and Militaria .............................................................................4294-4306

United States
The Franklinton Collection, Part 4: ..........................................................................4501-4597
Admiral Vernon Medals from the McCormick-Goodhart Collection .......................4598-4705
United States Medals and Tokens .............................................................................4706-4797

Paper Money and Printed Miscellanea.........................................................................................4798-4812

There are no lots 4813-5000

United States Coins ........................................................................................................................5001-5579

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