AUCTION SALE
CATALOGUE
of the
HERBERT R.WOLCOTT
COLLECTION
Also an Imporl’ant Collecf'or’s Rare U. S. Colonial Coins and other consignments
to be told at
PUBLIC AUCTION
at the
HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA
CONFERENCE ROOM No. 2
33rd St. & 7th Ave., New York, N. Y.
Saturday, May 22,1937
At 10 A. M. Sharp
Catalogued and to be sold by
690 -6ih Avenue New York, N.Y*
^Jhank Hcul
In our last auction catalogue, we had asked our fellow collectors for suggestions. Many hundreds of replies came in. Yes, we might even say close to a thousand, and it would be a large task to thank all of you by letter. Hence, we are taking this means of showing our appreciation.
Your ideas were constructive — ^your suggestions very helpful. Many of these ideas and suggestions will be put into effect immediately, others follow.
At all our sales, we enjoy the largest personal attendance of any auction sale in the United States. We had a little “family” discussion at our last sale, where there were present about 150 collectors, about the two day sales. Many thought we should have a one day session, starting from 10 o’clock in the morning until late in the afternoon. It was taken to a vote, and it seemed that the one day sale would be appreciated more than a two or three day sale.
Thus we start off with our mid-spring sale for a good and lengthy one day session. If time permits won’t you come personally, and be our guest? You may be surprised.
AUCTION SALE
OF RARE COINS & PAPER MONEY
FROM THE COLLECTION OF
HERBERT R. WOLCOTT
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
ALSO A PROMINENT COLLECTOR’S COLLECTION OF U. S. COLONIAL COINS AND OTHER CONSIGNMENTS CONSISTING OF
Large cents, small cents, nickels, dimes, twenty cent pieces, etc., proof and uncirculated condition. Patterns, American and foreign gold coins. Ancient Creek and Roman coins. Silver dollars, including the 1839 and 1852. Rare foreign crowns including superb collection of Swedish coins, and a series of United States colonial coins, which will contain Pinetree shillings, three pence. Annapolis shillings, and six pence, rare Washington half dollar in copper. Wood’s coinage of 1722 and 1724, Vermont, Connecticut, and New Jersey rarities. Rosa Americana, Carolina Elephant token. A Lord Baltimore shilling, and six pence, fugio dollars, and one of the finest specimen of the confederatio cent in existence, and many other items too numerous to mention.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1937 at 10 A. M. Sharp
RECESS AT 12:15, AFTERNOON SESSION 1 :15 P. M.
at the
HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA
CONFERENCE ROOM No. 2 33rd Street and 7th Avenue NEW YORK
0. RUNDLE GILBERT, Auctioner 690 - 6fh Avenue New York, N. Y.
Catalogued and to be sold by
IMPORTANT
Address Bid Sheets and Correspondence to our office 690 — 6th AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y.
ABBREVIATIONS
F. — Fine
G. — Good
V. G. — Very Good E. F. — Extra Fine GNC. — Uncirculated PF.— Proof MM. — Millimeter OBV. — Obverse RX. — Reverse
U. S. MINTS
C. C. — Carson City, Nev.
C. — Charlotte, N. C.
D. — Dahlonega, Ga.
O. — New Orleans, La.
S. — San Francisco, Cal.
D. — Denver, Colo. Philadelphia no mint mark.
TERMS GOVERNING THIS SALE
THIS LIST CANCELS ALL OUR PREVIOUS LISTS
This sale will be la public sale conducted by a licensed Auctioneer. No lots will be put up out of their numerical order.
The highest bidder to be the buyer, and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders, the lot in question shall be immediately put up and sold again.
Bidders by mail will receive the same consideration as anyone present in the room, for we will act as your agents and endeavor to execute your bids at the lowest possible figure.
No commissions will be charged for executing bids.
BE SURE YOU BID ON THE LOTS YOU WISH TO BUY. We cannot correct any errors on your part.
Coins, Medals, etc., are sold so much per PIECE, unless otherwise stated. No lots will be broken up.
Auction Sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to us must furnish satisfactory references or remit 25% deposit on the amount purchased.
All items are guaranteed to be genuine unless otherwise specified.
All claims for adjustment must be made in writing within 10 days after the delivery of the goods. Errors will be corrected but we reserve the right to make the decision on all claims.
Positively no lots will be delivered before sale is over.
Should you desire any information as to the value of any lot, we shall be glad to furnish you with the same.
A charge of 5% will be made for mailing and Insurance on all packages sent out.
MAIL BIDDERS PLEASE SEND YOUR BIDS IN EARLY.
NOTICE
Lots will be on exhibition FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937, from 9 A.M. till 5 P.M., at 690 - 6th AVE., N.Y. only. Sale at Hotel Pennsylvania.
NO COINS EXHIBITED THE DAY OF SALE Intending purchasers desiring to inspect lots in advance may do so by appointment, specifying the number wanted, so that we may have them ready to show when they call.
AUCTION CATALOG
Morning Session 10:15 A.M. Saturday, May 22, 1937
Consignment A New York U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS
1. 1892, 1893 (2) Columbus. Very fine. 3 pcs.
2. 1915 Panama Pacific, unc. Rare.
3. 1920 Maine, unc.
4. 1918 Lincoln, 1920 Pilgrim unc. 2 pcs.
5. 1921 Missouri 2x4, unc. Rare.
6. 1921 Alabama, extremely fine.
7. 1921 Alabama 2x2, Very fine, scarce.
8. 1922 Grant, 1923 Monroe, unc. 2 pcs.
9. 1924 Hugenot Walloon, unc.
10. 1925 Lexington Concord, unc.
11. 1925 Stone Mt., 1926 Sesqui., unc., 2 pcs.
12. 1925 Foi-t Vancouver, unc., scarce.
13. 1925 California, unc.
14. 1926, 1926 “S” Oregon, unc. 2 pcs.
15. 1928 Hawaiian, unc., scarce.
16. 1928 Oregon.
17. 1933 Oregon.
18. 1934 Oregon
19. 1934 Maryland, 1934 Texas, unc., 2 pcs.
20. 1934 IDaniel Boone.
21. 1935 P. S. & D. Daniel Boone, unc., 3 pcs.
22. 1935 [Cor^necticut.
23. 1935 P. S. & D. Arkansas, unc., 3 pcs.
24. 1935 Hudson, unc., scarce
25. 1935 Spanish Trail.
26. 1935 San Diego.
27. 1935-34 Daniel Boone, unc.
28. 1935 'P. S. & D. Texas, unc., 3 pcs.
29. 1936 Daniel Boone, P- S. & D., unc., 3 pcs.
30. 1936 P. S. & D. Rhode Island, unc., 3 pcs.
31. 1936 Texas P. S. & D., unc., 3 pcs.
32. 1936 “P” Oregon, unc.
33. 1936 “S” Oregon, scarce, unc.
34. 1936 San Diego, 1936 Cleveland, unc., 2 pcs.
35. 1936 Wisconsin, 1936 Long Island, unc., 2 pcs.
36. 1936 York, 1936 Bridgeport, unc., 2 pcs.
37. 1936 Arkansas P. S. & D., unc., 3 pcs.
38. 1936 Lynchburg, unc.
39. 1936 Elgin, Cleveland, unc., 2 pcs.
40. 1936 Albany, unc.
41. 1936 Senator Joseph T. Robinson.
U. S. SILVER DOLLARS
42. 1797 9 x7, good.
43. 1859, 1883 “C. C.” Veiy good, very fine 2 pcs.
44. 1876 “S” 1877 “S” Trade Dollars, fine, 2 pcs.
45. 1900 “0” Very fine.
46. 1900 Washington Lafayette, Unc.
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U. S. HALF DOLLARS
47. 1808, 1809, 1810 Fine, 3 pcs-
48. 1809, 1811, 1813 Very grood, 3 pcs.
49. 1818, 1826, 1828 Fine, 3 pcs.
50. 1827, 1836 Unc., 2 pcs.
51. 1829, 1830, 1831, 1834. Fine, 4 pcs.
52. 1832, 1836 Unc., 2 pcs.
53. 1836 Unc.
54. 1837, 1838 Fine, 2 pcs.
MISCELLANEOUS
55. Larg-e cents 1794 to 1855 good to fine, 18 pcs.
56. Large cent 1802. Very fine.
57. Quarters 1853, 1857, 1876, 1877, 1891, very good, 5 pcs.
58. Quarters 1917 to 1935 very fine to unc. 9 pcs.
59. 1893 Isabella Quarter. Unc.
60. 20c pieces 1875, 75 “S” & 75 “C. C.” fine. 3 pcs.
61. Half-cents 1803 to 1809 good. 5 pcs.
62. Half-cents 1825 to 1835 fine. 8 pcs.
63. Half-cents 1849 to 1857 fine to very fine. 8 pcs.
64. Two cents 1864 to 1871 fine to unc. 8 pcs.
Consignment Connecticut ROMAN DENARII
65. Caesar, large Bronze, moneyer Caius Clovius ob. female head. Rev. Victory, corroded in spots, but a real nice coin. Rare.
66. Atilia, ob. Roma R. Deoscuri Ex. Fine choice.
67. Saufeius, ob. Roma, Rev. Victory in Bega. Uncirculated. Rare, a gem.
68. Aelia, small bronzes, 2 varieties, rare, fine. 2 pcs.
69. Cato (quinarius) Apius, Aemitia, Curtius, Fourius, Fannia, Carbo, Titea, Tituria, Acilia. Godd to fine. 10 pieces.
70. Carbo, Cato (quinarius) Fabia, Titia, L Memmius, Servilia (2), Vic- toria! (holed) Panso (curiously struck). Good to fine. 9 pieces.
71. Acilia, Fabia (bronze) Minucia, Marcia, Cipius, Vibia, Egnatulia (quinarius), Fabia, Appius, Claudius, Victoriatus. Good to fine. 10 pieces.
72. Marcia, Cipius, Vibia (2 varieties) Aemilia, Appius Claudius. Good to fine. 6 pcs.
73. M. Agrippa midle bronze Ob. portrait. Rev. Neptune. V. Good.
74. Apius, Plaetoria, Sergius. Fine to V. Fine. 3 pieces.
75. Thoria, obi. male herd in goat skin. Rev. bull. V. Fine, choice, rare So.
76. Egnatulia (quinarius), Pompeia, Servilia, Baebia, Junia, Atilia, Clodia (plated) Marcia, Oppius Claudius, Domitia, Minucia (broken). Good to fine. 11 pieces.
77. Fourius, Puicber, Baebia. F. to Ex Fine. 3 pieces.
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78. Fabia, Marcia, Acilia, Fabia. Fine to V. Fine- 4 pieces-
7!). Roman Republic Denui'ius ob. Roma. Rev. Victory inbiga. Fine, rare-
80. Roman Republican (lenarius- ob. Roma. Rev. dioscuii- Lx- Fine. 'Choice.
81. Marcia, ob- Ancus- Rev. Equestrian statue. V- Fine- Rare.
82. C. Plautius, Vibia, Fabia, Acilia- F. to V. Fine. 4 pieces.
83. Postumia, Fabia, Licinia (holed) Aemilia, Cipius (plated), Calpurnia, Quinctia, Cato (quinarius) . Flemininia, Carbo, Aemilia (holed). Good to fine. 11 pcs.
84. Republican Denarii ob. Roma, Rev. Deoscuri, one quinarius of same type included different mints. Good to V. Fine. 11 pieces.
85. Fiurius, Torquatus, Minucia. Fine. 3 pieCGS-
8(5. Roman Republic Bronze, as reduced weig'ht. ob. Janus head and mark of value, Rev. Prow. V. Fine, a choice piece. Rare.
87. Aemilia, Cato (quinarius) Menucia, Servilia, Victoriatus, Flaminia, Fabia, Sergius. Fine lot. 8 pcs.
88. Procilia, Porcia, quinarius (Cato), Memmius, fine, 3 pieces.
89- Republic Rome, Bronze, ob. Mercury, Rev. Prow. V. F. a choice piece- Rare-
90. Republican Rome. Bronze Triens. Fine. Rare.
91. Republican Rome, Bronze Semis, Triens, Semuncia, fine, 3 pieces, rare.
92. Antestia, Baebia, Teturia, Junia, 5 pcs. Fine.
93. Lucretia, Torquatus (plated) Porcia (Cato) C. Memmius, fine to V. F. 4 pieces. Rare-
94- Flaminia, Fabia, Cipia, fine, 3 pieces, rare.
95. Aemelia, Acilia, Fuiidania, Vibia, Maria. Fine, 5 pieces.
96. Titia, Tboria, Scipio Asiagcnus, Appius Claudius, Junia. Fine- 5 pcs-
97. Appius Claudius, Censoria, Cordia, Manlius, Seroilia, Junia, Aipien- nia, Marcia, Titia, Antestia. Good to fine. 10 pieces.
98. Pompeia, Sempronia, Herennia, Aburia, Appius Claudius- V- fine lot- 5 pieces.
99- Domitia- Ob. Roma, Rev. Victoria in higa. Mint condition, a gem.
100. Mamilia, Aelia, Calpurnia, Junia, Marcia. Fine to Ex. fine. 5 pcs.
101. Flavus, Spurilius (tooled) Saufeius, Plancius, Sicinia. Fine to V- F. 5 pcs. Rare lot.
102. Clodia, Scaurus, Cai'isius, L. Opiemius, P. Sulla. Fine to V. Fine- Rare lot. 5 pcs.
103. Clodia, Plancius, Claudia, Rutilia, Sulpicius, Galba- V. Good to fine, a rare lot. 5 pieces.
104. Cornelia, Baebia, Junia, Tituria, Egnatulia (quinarius). Fine- 5 pcs.
105. Servilia, Porcia, Bursio, Natta, Appius Claudius. Fine- 5 pieces-
106. Julia (plated), Junia, Vibia, Maenia, Marcia, Egnatulia (quinarius). Fine. 6 pieces.
107. Titia, Pomponia, M. Aurelius, Scaurus, Vibia, Appius Claudius- Fine- 5 pieces.
108. Marcia, Tituria, Cornelia, Appius Claudius, Clodia. F. to V. Fine. 5 pieces.
109. Memmia Galeria, Marcia, Scribonia, Carbo, Maianius- Fine. 5 pieces.
110- Porcia (Cato), Menucia, Curtins, Domitia, Sergius. Fine. 5 pieces.
111. Marcus Aurelius — Denarius. Reverse Goddess standing with serpent.
Very fine. Also denarii of Commodus and Septimus Severus, both fine but each has a piece broken out at the edge. 3 ]ics.
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1 13.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120. 121. 122.
ROMAN DENARII (Continued)
Philip I Double denai'ius. Reverse PANNONA standing’. Ext. Fine. Roman Family Denarii — Brutia, Cordia, Vibia. Good to very ^ood. 3 pieces.
Marcus Aurelius — Fii'st bronzes. Three types. Good to very g’ood. 3 pcs.
Vespasian — Second bronze. Reverse female standing’. Also one of Antonius Pius. Very good. 2 pcs.
Constantius I — ^Chlorus. Second bronze. Two types. Very good. 2 pcs. Elagabalus Second Bronze. Reverse, Emperor mounted, g’alloping to right. In exerque, IN GARTH. Struck for Carthage. About fine Ext- Rare.
Marcus Aurelius — Second bronze. Large young, beardless head to right, in high relief. Reverse, pontifical implements, with S-C in e'xergue. Splendid portrait. Fine. Rare.
Caligula — Second bronze. Reverse. Goddess seated facing left be- tween S-C. Very good. Ext. rare.
Clodius Albinus — Colonial first bronze. Reverse a bull standing. Good. Very rare.
Trajan — First bronze. Reverse female with cornucopia. Also a second bronze v/ith reverse Mars standing. Very good. 2 pcs.
Gordianus III Pius — First bronze. Reverse LAETITIA standing. Fine.
Consignment B.
SEALS, MEDALS, COINS, Etc.
123. The First Great Seal of the United States as Adopted in June 1782 —
The original copper matrix or die, used by Congress and the President from 1782 to 1803. Bought many years by a Philadelphia dealer Irom the descendants of ROBERT MORRIS and sold to the present owner for $250. Size 60 millimetres. Thickness 10 millimetres. Re- verse is blank, and shows the depressions made by years of use. GUARANTEED — the only ORIGINAL and GENUINE GREAT SEAL OF THE U.S.A. VERY FINE PRESERVATION. Cheap at 1000 dollars.
NOTE: The specifications for the engraving of this unique seal were drawn up by Congress as follows: Thirteen vertical stripes, white and red. A blue field. The escutcheon on the breast of the American eagle displayed, holding in his right talon an olive branch, in his left a bundle of thirteen arrows, and in his beak a scroll, in- scribed with the motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” For the crest, over the head of the eagle, which appears above the escutcheon, a golden glory breaking through a cloud, and surrounding thirteen white stars, forming a constellation on a blue field. The eagle without supporters, is emblematic of self-reliance.
124. The Original Seal of the City of Philadelphia Dated 1789. The first bronze matrix, showing the arms of the city. Engraved on both sides, showing one side worn out by use. Somewhat damaged, but still in good state of preservation. From the same source as the preceding .seal. Cost $75. Size 50. Thickness 15. Interesting early relic of the Quaker State. Unique.
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125. Unique Colonial Seal— A New Jersey Cent engraved on the
as follows: In the field a PORTCULLIS- Around it IHL SUPR COURT SEAL (star). Reverse, shield E PLURIBUS UNUM. Made 1785-88. Very fine- Worth $10. GENUINE.
126. Rare United States Colonial Seal — Once used by W. H- MAXWELL, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMMISSIONER IN NEW YORK. Shows that the thirteen original colonies had consular representatives in one another’s capital. Bronze, size 35. Period 1770-1800. Very fine, genuine original. UNIQUE. Worth $50.
127- Bronze Plaque of Washington Irving by Victor D. Brenner, 1912
Bust of the writer facing front, in a pannel between 1783-1859. Seven-line inscription. Issued by the St- Nicholas Society of New York. Rectangular, size 88 by 80. Very fine- Signed by Brenner. Very rare. Worth $15 to $25..
128. Francis Petrarc h, Italian Renaissance Poet, 1305-75 Immense
bronze plaque of the fifteenth century. Bust in laurel wreath to right- Name in front, dates 1305-1375 behind shoulder. Reverse in blank. Size 117 millimetres or 4% inches. Very fine and apparently unpublished- Not in ARMAND’S book on Italian Renaissance medals. A magnificent medallion, worth $100-
NOTE: He was the first Italian to use the modern system of ten numerals and the figures in the dates are those found on his copy of St. Augustine’s sermans.
129- France. Henry IV. Nown as King Henry of Navarre Bl'Onze portrait
medal 1598, in high relief. Bust to right. Reverse — the crossed sceptres of France and Navarre under an upright sword, with palm and olive branches. Reference: Tresor Numismatique, Vol. 1, Page 29, No. 4. Size 42 millimetres- Magnificent, uncirculated Renaissance piece. Recent Records to 125 marks or $50 in Germany. Very rare.
130- Holy Roman Empire — Artistic portrait medal or medallic thaler dated 1531- Busts conjoined, of Maximilian I, and his father Frederick III. Revei’se, crowned arms supported by cupids. References: Van Mieris, Vol- I, Page 184, No. 2. Herrgott, Plate 16, No. 44. Habich, Page 125, No. 1. Cast and chased, as made- Very fine original guaranteed. Records to $85 in Europe. Ext. rare.
131. Cincinnati, Ohio. Industrial Exposition Medal 1875 Awarded tO the
exhibitor of a gas utilizer. Bronze, size 44- Heavily gold-plated. In
(.riginal bookform case with clasp. Extremely fine. Very rare.
132. Masonic Woodmen of America — Pattern set of badges for all the of- ficials. Each badge consists of a “wedge” and a half-log of “wood” beautifully enamelled in green, red, white and blue with U. S. shield, etc. The officials are consul, past consul, trustee, adviser, escort, clerk, sentry, watchman. Made of silvered bronze, artistically de- signed set. Unc. 8 pcs.
133. A group of United States Pattern Coins — ^Half cent 1826, struck in PEWTER. Adams-Woodwin No- Fine.
134. Quarter Eagle struck in Brass — Adams-Woodin No. Fine.
135. U. S. Pattern for a Quarter Eagle in Brass Has the decimal Value
2.50 instead of 2U’. Issued in the administration of Thomas Jeffer- son, the “father” of our decimal coinage. Probably by KETTLE in 1803. Impression from the reverse die only. Very Fine and Ex- tremely Rare. Also Kettle’s Five Dollars in Brass, 1803. 2 pieces. Good.
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U. S. Half Dollar 1826 — Struck in lead. Has an extra large “6”. May be a counterfeit or a pattern. Not guaranteed, but sold AS IS. Not in Adams- Woodin. Very good-
137. Pattern Half-Dollar 1831 — Struck in Feuchtwanger’s metal. Crude die-work, with eror value 60c. instead of 50c. (!).
138. Pattern Half-Dollar 1832 — Struck in Feuchtwanger’s metal. Not in Adams-Woodin. Genuine. Fine.
139. Pattern Half-Dollar 1833 — Struck in Feuchtwanger’s metal. Genuine. Not in Adams-Woodin. Very good.
140. Pattern Half-Dollars 1838 — Struck in a nickel composition like Feuchtwanger’s pattern of 1837. Old type with LETTERED EDGES (!). Not in Adams-Woodin. Apparently genuine, but sold as is. Die varieties. Fine. 2 pieces.
141. Pattern Half-Dollar 1838 — Struck in Feuchtwanger’s metal. New type, with lettered edge but has the “BOOBY HEAD”. Sold as is. Fine. Not in Adams-Woodin in this metal. NOTE: These half- dollars are probably genuine. Professor Feuchtwanger had induced the mint to try his alloy, but it was not adopted.
142. Pattern Quarter-Dollar in Pewter 1858 Similar tO Adams-Woodin
Nos. 238, 239 which are in brass. Fine.
143. A Collection of Pattern Gold Dollars in Brass, Copper, and Gilt Sil- ver— 1854 in Brass. Circular die-break connects all the stars. Adams- Woodin No. 184. Rarity 13. Unc. red.
144. 1851 in gilt Copper — Adams-Woodin No. 144 Rarity 13. Very good.
145. 1851 in gilt COPPER — Adams-Woodin No. 144. Test cut on edge.
Unc. Rarity 13.
146. 1853 in gilt BRASS — Adams-Woodin lacking. Fine.
147. 1853 in gilt COPPER — Adams Woodin lacking. Very good.
148. 1854 in BRASS — Adams-Woodin No. 184 Rarity 13. Fine.
149. 1854 in BRASS — Adams-Woodin No. 184. Rarity 13. Very fine.
150. 1855 in gilt SILVER — Adams-Woodin lacking. Unc.
151. 1855 in gilt COPPER — Adams-Woodin lacking. Unc.
J52. 1856 in BRASS — Adams-Woodin No. 203 Rarity 13 Fine.
153. 1856 in gilt COPPER — Large size Adams-Woodin No. 203. Rarity 13. Uncirculated.
154. Dollar. 1859 — “0” Mint. Skillfully plugged at edge above head. Above the eagle are the engraved letters “E. E. B.’’ Otherwise Fine. Evidently an old presentation piece. Very Scarce.
155. Depression Dollar. 1933 — Issued by Pedley, Ryan & Co., Denver, Colo. Silver, 430 grains. Very Fine. Rare.
156. U. S. Half Dollar 1839 — Liberty seated type, with drapery below el- bow— Flan defect between eleventh and twelfth stars. Very good. Scarce.
157. U. S. Dime 1831 — Trial from the obverse die. Liberty head. Reverse is blank. Sold as is. Fine. Also dime 1823, regular issue. Good. 2 pcs.
158. U. S. Dime 1837 — Liberty seated, without stars. Large date. Fine.
159. U. S. Half-Dime 1860, “O’’ mint — Fine.
160. Large Cent 1802 with error fraction 1/000 — Very good.
161. Large Cent 1842 — Curious oblique die-break or flan defect across the entire head. Very good. UNIQUE.
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162. Indian Head Small Cent 1863 — Nickel. Uncirculated. Also 1900 bronze unc. but tarnished. 2 pcs.
163- London Elephant Halfpenny — Broug’ht over here with the Carolina Copper coins dated 1694, and consequently classed as U. S. Colonial issues. Thick flan- Good.
164- Rare New Jersey Cent 1787 — Struck over a CONNECTICUT CENT. Obverse inscription reads CONNEC. NOVA. CAESAREA. Broad flan- Great curiosity. Fine. Ext. rare-
165. New Jersey 1901 — Corporate Seat of the Great Western Navigation Company. Brass. Size 51- Fine.
166. Silver Calendar Card for the Year 1885 — Made by Howard & Co-, famous Fifth Avenue Jewelers in New York. Produced for the lead- ers of society, such as the Goulds, the Morgans and the Vanderbilts for an advance subscription price of $10. Size 83 by 53. Very fine. Ext. rare.
167. Silver Calendar Card for the Year 1886 Similar to the preceding
one. Reverse has the serial subcription Number 351. Very fine. Ext. rare.
168. Silver Calendar Card for the Year 1887 — Similar. Serial Number 156. Very fine. Ext. rare.
169. Hoover Silver Jubilee Medal 1907-1932 — Issued by an organization called 25th degree of IBAISAIG. Columbia greeting a kneeling wo- man. Reverse, a country mansion. Edge reads: Medallic Art Co. N. Y. SILVER. Handsome piece, resembling the series of commem- orative half dollars. First one seen. Very fine.
170. Anglo-American Sharpshooter’s Medal 1903 Old archer and modern
soldier standing, NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. GREAT BRI- TAIN. Reverse, American eagle on trophy. IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE RIFLEMEN OF THE WORLD. PALMA TROPHY BISLEY 1903. Heavy, thick silver, size 47. Bar pin and ribbon attached. Extremely fine. Worth $25 to $50. Probably UNIQUE.
171- Early U. S. Store Card 1826 — The name D. WIGG and a HORSE SHOE, counterstamped with a special die on a Peruvian 2-real piece dated 1826. Fine. Ext. rare.
172. Numismatic Store Cards — Three types issued by Guttag Bros, in 1923. Also one by Arnold of Providence. Ext. fine. 4 pcs.
173. Tin Mining Medal 1891 — Issued by the Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining Co. Commemorates the first carload of metallic tin produced in North America. Size. 37- Unc. Rare.
174. Colorado Mining Medal 1878 — Commemorates the opening of the Mineral Palace at Pueblo. White metal. Size 50- Unc.
175. Civil War Patriotic Medal — Issued by the LOYAL NATIONAL LEA- GUE. To maintain the power, glory and integrity of the nation. A common union, pledged to unconditcnal loyalty to the government and to national unity. Flags, eagle, etc. Silver, size 35. Holed for suspension, as made. Very line. Rare-
176. Civil War Medical Relic — Silver identification tag of Second Lieu- tenant James B. Whaley, Evacuation Hospital No. 30- Size 25 Very fine. UNIQUE.
177. United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps Silver medals issued as
first prize to ladies for swimming and diving. Dated 1915. Silver sizes 30 and 35- Fine. 2 pcs.
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MEDALS, COINS, Etc. (Continued)
178. Long Island. 1910 — Silver medal of the Linden Motor Cycle Club for 150 mile run. Half-dollar size. Very fine.
179. Michigan Silver Medal 1870 — The Grand National Curling’ Club Medal awarded to the Orchard Lake Curling Club in a contest with the Detroit organization. Silver, size 53. Handsome, striking piece. Loop off edge- Fine. Weight 2 oz.
180. Unique Spanish-Amerlcan War Medal on the Capture of Manila by the American Army, August 13th 1898 — Spanish silver peso or dollar of the ISLAS FILIPINAS type, with the engraving on the obverse of a city gate, above which is A for Battery A, United States Field Artillery, and MANILA, Aug. 13, ’98. Loop with red, white and blue ribbon attached. Ext- fine. Worth $25 to $50.
181. U. S. World War Medal — Regular bronze Victory Medal with ribbon and two bars for Meuse-Argonne and Defensive Sector. Unc. Worth $15.
182. Rare Transportation Item — World War Service Medal awarded by the BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN to its members who fought in the conflict 1917-18. Bronze, shape of an eight- pointed star, size 33- Very fine. Rare.
183. World War Medal 1917-1919 — Awarded by the Woods Lodge No. 121, Order of ODD FELLOWS to a member who served in the war. Gold filled bronze, size 32- Unc-
184. World War Medal 1914-1918 — Issued by the New England Branch of the American Fund for French wounded. Bronze, size 30. Unc.
185- Hard Times Token 1834 — Lafayette type, issued by RICHARDS. Low No. 83. Fine. Scarce.
186- Hard Times Tokens with figure of Lafayette 1834 — Issued by WIL- KINS and RICHARDS. Low 86 and 83. Getting rare. Fine- 2 pcs.
187. England — Medal on the abolition of the Slave Traffic. 1807- White man greeting slave in village. Reverse — Arabic inscription. Bronze, size 35- Fine.
188- Rare Slave Medals — Commemorating abolishing of slave trade by Great Britain in 1807. Figure representing England greets native slave. Reverse — Arabic inscription. Bronze. 35m/m. Very Fine. Another, but larger piece, in Tin, dated 1834 on both sides. Size 43. A VOICE FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO AMERICA. Proof. 2 pieces.
J89. Isle of Pines, West Indies — Brass token for 12 cents issued by Old Virginia Cafe- Fine.
190- Rare Early Saxon Thalers 1537-1543 — .John Frederic in fur coat, holding sword on his shoulder, facing RIGHT. Reverse-George the Bearded facing left. Date 1537. Mintmark T, for Buchholtz. Very fine- Cost $10-
191. John Frederick facing FRONT divides date 15-39 — Reverse-two busts
\is-a-vis, of Henry the Pious and John Ernest. Very fine.
Extremely rare type. Cost $15. Same mintmark.
192. John Frederick facing RIGHT divides date 15-40 — Reverse-Henry the Pious and John Ernest. Same mintmark. Extremely fine- Showy coin. Costs $12.
193. John Frederick facing RIGHT — Reverse-Half-length armored figure of Moritz facing LEFT, holds battle-axe over his shoulder dividing date 15-43. Uncirculated. Cost $12. Same mint.
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194. John Frederick facing RIGHT — Reverse-Henry facing HALF FRONT, holding scepter over his shoulder. Date 1540. Struck at Annaberg. Very fine. Cost $5.
195. Saxony. ALTENBURG BRANCH — Four Brothers Ruling Jointly.
John Philip, Frederick, John William and Frederick William, 1603- 1625. Quarter-thalers dated 1612 and 1617 showing all the four busts on abverse. Reverses are different. Loops removed from both. Very good Extremely rare. 2 pcs.
196. Saxony. Quarter thaler 1603 — Christian II right. Reverse John George I and Augustus face to face. Three brothers ruling jointly. Also One-sixth thaler 1651 of John George with bust. Very good and very fine. 2 pcs.
197- Saxony. Military Service Medal — Issued by Albert in 1874 for long and faithful service. Given to soldiers who had 15 years in the army. Silver, half dollar size. Loop attached. Very Fine and Rare.
198. Prussia. Victory Thaler 1871- Fine.
J99. Brandenburg-Ansbach. Charles V/illiam — Medallic half-thaler on the completion of the new Court House at Onolsbach 1730. Bust right. Reverse, Justice seated. Really a commemorative gulden with oblique edge-milling. Uncirculated, proof. Cost $6.
200. Brandenburg-Schwabach. George the Pious — Batzen dated 1532, 1535. Cost $2 each. Fine. Rare. 2 pcs.
201. Augusburg. 1763 — Silver medal on peace in Europe after the long Silesian Wars. Cupid on Globe offering up thanks to Heaven. Silver, size 29. Uncirculated. Very Rare.
202. Ratisbon. Silver pfennings dated 1520, 23, 28, 23, 47, 78 — Rare, early-dated coins. Fine. 6 pcs.
203. Napoleonic War Medal 1817 — Issued by the City of Antwerp in Bel- gium on the restoration of Constitutional law after Napoleon’s exile to St- Helena. Silver, dollar size. Very fine. Very rare.
204. Napoleonic War Medal 1813-1814 — Given by the Hanseatic Cities of Hamburg, Bremen and Lubeck to their veterans for bravery in fight- ing Napoleon. Silver, half-dollar size. Loop off edge. Very good. First we have seen. Very rare.
205. Bremen. Broad silver 4-grote piece dated 1499 — Bishop John III Rohde seated on throne. Reverse-a large key. One of the earliest dated coins. Fine Cost .$8. Very rare handsome piece.
206- Lubeck. Half-groat or shilling 1537 — Unc. Rare.
207. Lubeck. Half-groat 1537- -Different dies. Very fine.
208. Nordlingen. Silver batzen or quarter gulden 1514 — Bust of Maxim- ilian I. Cost $3 Fine.
209. Nordlingen. Batzen 1515 — Two die varieties. Good and very good. Rare date- 2 pcs.
210. German East Africa. Half rupee 1891 proof — Baden half-o-ulden 1839 unc. 2 pcs-
211. German Iron Cross. 1914. Awarded for bravery in the World War Original in SILVER. Very Fine and Rare.
212. World War Medals. Iron Cross badge, in silver, with Kaiser’s head 1914-1915. Size 26. Also a bronze medal of the Kaiser 1916 issued
both in New York (!). before America’s entry into the war Verv fine. Rare. 2 pcs. ’
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218. Nuremberg 1541 — Portrait Medal of WILHELM LOEFFELHOLTZ, one of the city’s leading councillors. Bearded bust in berret to right. Reverse, his family arms. Silver-plated bronze cast, as made. Size 35. Fine. Renaissance portrait piece by MATTHES GEBEL. Loop attached. Rare.
214. Palatinate in Bavaria. Philip II, 1503-1548 — Heavy silver Renais- sance portrait medallion dated 1527. Bust in very large plumed hat, and bobbed hair, to right. Date behind his neck and age 24 in front. Armor in high relief. Reverse, battle at iCANNA. Two solder spots at edge before face. Otherwise very fine. Reference; Exter, Vol.
II, Page 331, No. 62. Size 50, Weight 2 oz. Records to $275 in Europe. Ext. Rare.
215. PFALTZ-Neuburg (Palatinate). John William, 1678-1716 — Medal on his marriage to Anna Maria Louise de Medici of Florence. His armored bust to right. Reverse — Her portrait to left. Silver, size 34, almost crown size. Very Fine, artistic piece. Very Rare-
216. Austrian Military Service Medal 1797 Bust of Francis II to right — Reverse, DEN TAPFEREN VERTHEIDIGREN DES VATERLAN- DES MDCCXVII. (To the brave defenders of the fatherland.) Awarded for valor against Napoleon’s hordes. Dollar size silver with original loop attached as made. Uncirculated. Worth $10.
217.. Austria. Half groats 1516, 1520 (2 varieties). Fine — Early dates. 3 pieces.
218. Austria. Groats 1547, 1548 — Head of Ferdinand I. P'ine. Early dates. 2 pcs.
219. Austria. Silver medal 1683 on the repulse of the Turks at Vienna, another 1711 on the coronation of Charles VI. Quarter dollar size silver. Very fine and unc. 2 pcs.
220. Austria 1687. Coronation Medal of Joseph I, as King of Hungary — • Bust in high relief. Crowned arms. Silver, size 30. Very fine, handsome piece. Ext. rare.
221- World War D ecorations of Austria — Zinc cross 1916 with monogram F. J. for Franz Josef. Another 1916 issued by Charles IV, iron- cross form with ribbon. Fine. 2 pcs.
222. World War Medals. France 1915. England 1916, Jutland naval battle. Germany satirical medal on the names of Marshalls Joffre and French. Slavonia 1916. The second is silver. Fine. 4 pcs-
223. Hungary. Large necessity or siege copper coin of 10 polturas dated 1705. Ext. fine nearly unc. Worth $4.
224. Holland. Medallic heavy half-thaler 1702 — Seven vases floating in the sea under clouds and sun’s rays. Reverse-lion in wicket places Liberty cap on pole. BriLiant Proof. Worth $10.
225. Holland 1598 — Jeton struck at UTRECHT in protest against Philip’s atrocities in the Netherlands. Philip in armor walking through de- solate countryside with head of a child impaled on his sword. Un- circulated. Copper, size 30. Cost $4.
226. United Netherlands 1567 — ^Bronze portrait medal of Philip 11. Double circle of inscriptions, date below bust. Reverse: crowned arms of Spain within a circle of EIGHTEEN SHIELDS. Size 44. References: Heiss No. 60. Van der Chijs Plate 24, No. 7. Fine. Ext. Rare.
227. Luxemburg — Broad copper Hard 1757, 1759. First has head of Maria Thei'esa. Fine. Cost $1 each. Rare. 2 pcs.
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228. Belgium — Commemorative franc 1830-1880. Franc 1010, of Albert I, who was killed while climbing a mountain. Fir.st has two heads. Also half-franc 1901. All unc. 3 pcs.
229. Belgium. Franc 1867. Brilliant proof. Half-franc 1834, one-fifth franc, 1853. Unc. 5 pcs.
230. Belgian Congo — Franc and half-franc 1887 by WIENER. Both unc.
2 pieces.
231. Belgian Congo — Immense Coj^per 10 centimes 1888 with open cen- ter. Also large nickel franc and half franc 1925, 1922. All unc.
3 pieces.
232. Brabant — Double sol 1505 and 1512. Very good and fine. 2 pcs.
233. Brabant — Double sol 1509, 1512, 1513. Cost $2 each. Fine 3 pen,
234. Cuba. Souvenir Peso 1897 — Liberty type- Slight test cut on edge made by some ignoramus; otherwise uncirculated. Getting rare.
235. Mexico. Ferdinand VII— Peso 1818 Mint mark ZS. 8R. A. G. Unusual type. Very good.
236. Mexico — Immense copper 20 centavos 1920. Caracas quarter real
1818. Fine 2 pcs.
237. Caracas, Venezuela — Copper quarter real 1818. Popayan silver quarter reales 1850 1878. Very fine to unc. 3 pcs.
238. Ecuador — Quarter-peso or 2-reales 1852. Liberty head. Bolivia one- fifth peso 1878. Costa Rica one-eighth peso or 1-real 1849, Madon- na type. Very good to fine. Rare lot. 3 pcs.
239. N ueva Granada — Latin America. Broad quarter peso or 2-reales
1819. Indian head. Pomegranate. Also 1-real 1813- Unc. and fine. 2 pcs.
240. Bolivia 1912 — Transportation medal or token on the opening of the. railroad at Potosi. Train entering station. Mountain range behind. Silver, style of the old proclamation 4-real pieces. Very fine but trace of loop. Cost $3.
241. Portugal. John 111. 1525-57 — Curious silver coin with King’s name and title on BOTH sides. Dime size. Fine but holed near edge. Ext. rare. May be a colonial issue.
242. Napoleon I — Thick large copper soldo and 3 centesimi 1813. fine. Issued at Milan. 2 pcs.
243. Tuscany. Leopold II — Florin 1858. Bust. Large lily. Also 1 franc of Napoleon III 1860. Both unc. 2 pcs.
244. Italy. Humbert I— Lira 1890 for COLONIA ERITREA. Also for SAN MARTNO 1898. Both brilliant i^roofs. Cost $5.
245. Italian Military Award Medal. 1896 — Bust of King Humbert. Re- verse, CAMPAGNE D’AFRICA in a wreath. Awarded for service in the unsuccessful invasion of Ethiopia. Silver plated bronze. Loop off. Also a bronze medal for service in SICILY 1848. Very good and fine. 2 pcs.
246. Hayti — Large copper coins 1846, 1850, 1863, 1881. Fine to unc.
4 pieces.
247. Russia. Peter the Great — Silver half -ruble dated 17 23. Fine and very rare. Worth 10 dollars.
248. Russia. Peter the Great — Silver half-ruble dated 1724. Fine and very rare. Worth $10.
49. Russia — Immense copper 5 kopecks 1776. Very fine.
50. Poland. Sigismund III — 3 groszy 1593. Also 1 grosus 1623 for Dant- zigL The second is holed near top. Fine. 2 pieces.
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251. Poland — Revolutionary lO-groszy piece 1831. Another 1840. Also 1 zloty 1835 with gate of KRAKOW. All unc. 3 pcs.
252. Poland — One Third Dollar of Stanilaus Augustus, last king, dated 1769. Very good. Rare.
253. Denmark — Large 20 cents for the WEST INDIES 1879, Portugal, 100 reis 1909 of Emanuel II, abdicated king. Also 14 rupee fot' British India 1912. All unc. 3 pcs.
254. England Henry VIII. 1509-47 — The very rare testoon or heavy shilling of half-crown size. Crowned bust facing FRONT. Reverse- large crowned rose as on the Rosa Americana colonials. The obverse is very good. Reverse is also very good but has a few faint scratches. Worth $25 to $50 when fine. NOTE: — This is the largest silver coin of England up to the issue of half-crowns by Edward VI.
255. England. George III. 1760-1820 — Shilling 1763. The celebrated NORTHUMBERLAND SHILLING issued in honor of the Earl of Northumberland and taken by him to Ireland when appointed Gov- ernor, and given to his friends as gifts. Uncirculated with PROOF SURFACE. Worth $25 to $35.
THREE RARE JETONS OF “BLOODY” MARY TUDOR, QUEEN OF ENGLAND AND HER HUSBAND PHILIP II OF SPAIN 1553-58 MUCH RARER THAN ANY OF THEIR COINS.
257. Busts of BHILIP AND MARY vis-avis — Date 1557 below. Reverse- Arms in a square. Date 1557 in legend. Unique muling with date on both sides. Copper, size 30. Fine. Cost $6.
258. Obverse — similar to the preceding piece but dated 1558. Reverse- Arms in a shield. Very fine. Cost $5.
259. Obverse — similar to the preceding two pieces, but dated 1560. Re- verse-arms in square and 1557 in legend. Unique muling, made two years after Mary’s death. Uncirculated, but has a small, negligible hole at top. See MEDALLIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF ENGLISH HISTORY. Vol 1. Page 86. Cost $8.
260. England. Charles II — Copper farthing 1674. Unusually fine.
261. Anglo-Gallic. Henry VI — Broad Groat for the French town of Calais. Crowned head facing. Fine, but oxidized partly. Rare.
262. England. George I — Shilling of the S. S. C. (South Sea Company) Issue. 1723. On the obverse the king’s head has been ei’adicated and a portrait of Homer, th eancient Greek poet, skilfully engraved. Ar- tistic work of the period. Fine. Unique.
263. England. George II — Shilling 1729. Unc. Worth $2.
264. England. George HI — Shilling 1787 by PINGO. Unc.
265. England. George HI — Bank token 1813 for 114 shillings. Geoi’ge V. Shilling 1913 for West Africa. Canada anchor % dollar 1822. Very fine to unc. 3 pcs.
266. Ireland. James H — Brass half-crown dated Aug. 1689. About fine. Called “GUN MONEY”.
267. England. George HI — Copper half-penny 1771. Unc. Worth $3.
268. England. George I — Copper half-pence 1722, 1723. The second has a double cut R in the king’s name. Very good. Also a rare, worn coin of George 11. with head on both sides! Very good. 3 pcs.
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269. England — FeiTotype portrait medal of the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII. Reverse, Victoria and Albert. Made in U. S. A. 1861 when he visited America. Similar to the Civil V ar ferrotypes- Ext. Fine.
270. England. Official World War Medal. 1914-1918 — Edge is inscribed “PTE. H. KITCHNER R. FUS”. May be a relative of Lord Kitchner- Silver dollar size. Fine.
271. England — Victoria. Military medal for service in South Africa with one bar for Transvaal. Edg’e inscription is “TPR. J. W. ADDY, IMP. LT. HORSE”. No ribbon- Ext. Fine. Dollar size- Silver.
272. British India Victoria. Silver-Rupee- 1840, regular type. Another
one undated, with “ONE RUPEE, ALWAR STATE”. Very Fine and Fine. The second is Rare. 2 Pieces.
273. Numismatic Silver Spoon — Antique souvenir silver spoon v/ith the Greek word SYRAKOSION on the handle, the end of which is fa- shioned into a stater of Corinth (sic!). Bears an old English hall- mark. Date 1891 engraved on back of bowl- Length 6 inches. Very fine. Quaint and rare.
274. France — Medal of Prince Louis, son of Louis XVI, dated 1795, when he was 10 years old. Handsome bust to left by LOOS. Reverse, angel with tablet bearing the names of the King’s three children, whose fate is uncertain. Silver, half-dollar size. Also a tiny medal with head of Louis XIV. Very fine. 2 pieces.
275. France. Louis XIV — Broad ecu or dollar 1702. Bust right. Reverse circular shield with arms of France, Navarre and Bearn. Behind are two sceptres crossing and crown above. Curious, double-struck freak, inadvertently turned over before the second striking, giving the DATE 1702 ON BOTH SIDES- Worth from $25 to $50. Fine. POSITIVELY UNIQUE.
276. France. Charles X. Cardinal of Bourbon Small thick ecu or dollar
1590, the only year he reigned (He was a usurper). Crowned bust left. Reverse, regalia on table. Restrike of the Sevententh Century. Only two originals known, both in Paris, and costing respectively $850 and $1250. Unc. Very Rare.
277. General Lafayette — Portrait medal by CAUNOIS dated 1824 under the arm truncation. Reverse, a die by DUPRE used on his medal of Benjamin Franklin 1786. Rare muling. Bronze coated pewter. Size 43. A Fine Cast. Rare.
278. Bronze Medallion of Anthony and Cleopatra by Barre 1826 The
famous queen receiving a visit from the Roman general on the banks of Nile. Reverse, a circle of sixteen Egyptian Deities, etc. Issued by order of King Louis XVIII. Very beautiful elaborate piece. Bronze, size 68. Very fine. Worth $10.
279. Alexander the Great — Italian Renaissance medal (about 1450) with the Greek leader’s head on both sides. No inscription. Loop off edge. Bronze, size 48. Very good. Very rare.
280. Rare Art Medal 1878 — Awarded by the Crystal Palace Co., for a picture entitled “LITTLE WISDOM” by Miss M. BROOKS. Reverse, four allegorical figures representing ornament, neatness, industry and talent. Bronze proof. Size 62. Handsome piece. UNIQUE Dies by C. G. ADAMS.
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281. Rare Art Medal 1905— Awarded by the SOCIETY BEAUX-ARTS for ARCHITECTS. Angel seated holding model of a Greek temple- Re- verse, a torch within a wreath. Bronze, size 55. Very fine. Dies by Roine, 1894. Inscribed to Whitney Warren, President 1905.
282. Rare Masonic Chapter Pennies — Auburn, 111. Auburn Chapter No. 92, R. A. M. charterde 1866. Silver, half-dollar size. Artistic design. Ext- fine.
283. Altair Chapter No. 237 R. A. M. 1912 — Specially Engraved- Copper Fine.
284. Masonic Medal — Albany, N. Y. Grand Chapter, R. A .M., State of New York. Centennial, 1798-1898. Very ornate, artistic design. Bronze, size 44. Unc.
285. Ashland, Kentucky. Apperson Chapter No. 81, R. A. M. Instituted 1864 — Copper, “Half Shekel”. Fine.
286. Boston, Mass. Pilgrim Lodge No- 691 — Masonic Election Medal- Made A. MASON, etc. Silver, dollar size. Fine.
287. Boston, Mass. — Medal on the dedication of the new Masonic Temple, on June 24, 1867. View of the edifice. Reverse, Divine Eye, etc., Charles C. Dame, Grandmaster. Pewter, size 30. Fine-
288. Cincinnati, Ohio — Prince W’hite Chapter No. 1, R. A. M., chartered 1870. Copper, fine.
289. Cleveland, Ohio. Mount Olive Chapter No. 189, R. A. M Silver
shekel type. Fine.
290. Chicago, 111. Mizpah Lodge No. 768, A. F. & A. M. — Encircled star on checker board- Reverse, square and compass with scroll, and IN CASE OF NEED NOTIFY MIZPAH LODGE. Silvered bronze. Very fine. Also a half-dime 1861 engraved MIZPAH. Fine. 2 pcs.
291. Chicago, Illinois. Tyre Chapter No. 25, R. A. M. Chartered 1912 — Copper Fine.
292. Masonic Souvenir Silver Spoon — Issued on the dedication of the Masonic Temple in Chicago, about 1890- View of the building in the bowl of the spoon. On the handle are the emblems of the Masons, Shriners, Knights Templars, etc- Length nearly six inches. Orna- mental. Very fine-
293. Connersville, Indiana Maxwell Chapter No. 18, R. A. M. Chartered 1851 — Copper Fine.
294. Houston, Texas. Washington Chapter No. 2 R. A. M Copper- Fine.
295. Masonic Medal. Indianapolis, Ind. Grand Council Royal and Select Masters, Semi-Centennial 1855-1905 — Trowel Avithin a radiate tri- angle. Handsome, heavy piece. Bronze, size 44. Unc.
296. Newark, N. J. Union Chapter No. 7 R. A. M-, instituted 1813 Cop-
per, Fine.
297. Newark, N. J. Union Chapter No. 7, R. A. M. Instituted 1813 — Cop- per. Ext. fine.
298. Nqw Orleans, La. Babylon Chapter No. 66. Reverse, shekel design
Copper. Fine.
299. Newport, R. I. Royal Arch Chapter No. 2 — Silver, shekel style. Very fine.
300. New York, N. Y. Constitution Chapter No. 230 R. A. M. Instituted 1869 — Copper, fine.
301. New York, N. Y. Rising Sun Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Chartered 1879
— ^Copper. Fine.
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;U)2. New York, N. Y. Corinthian Chapter, No. 159, R. A. M. Organized 1856 — Aluminum, Unc.
303. Another, from the same dies- Aluminum, Unc,
304. New York, N- Y. York Chapter 197, F. & A. M— White Rose enam- eled, etc. Outing’ souvenir, 1010. Gilt bronze. Fine.
305. New York, N. Y- St. Cecelia Chapter No. 568, F. & A. M- on their visit to Philadelphia in 1904 — Aluminum, unc.
.'JOG. Another, on their semi-centennial anniversary 1865-1915. Biass, unc.
307. New York — Gold plated charm of the Columbian Lodge No. 484, F.
& A. M. Head of Columbia, Holy Bible, etc. Semi-centennial 1860- 1910. Fine. Rare.
308. New York, N. Y. — Souvenir “PENNY” issued by the Macoy Publish- ing Co., for the Masonic Exposition held in 1924. Copper. Fine.
309. New York, N. Y. — Old Masonic Store Card “Penny” issued by the MACOY CO. Masonic altar. Reverse square and compass. Copper. Fine.
310. New York, N. Y. — Old masonic store card of the Braxmar Co. Cop- per Fine.
311. New York, N. Y — Masonic store card of C. G. Braxmar Co. makers of masonic emblems. Copper, Fine.
312. New York, N. Y. Medal of the Old Masonic Hall, on Broadway View
of the building, erected 1827, demolished 1856. Reverse, Masonic platform, etc. Brass, size 30. Handsome, unc.
313. New York, N. Y. Medal on the dedication of the Masonic Temple^ June 2, 1875 — View of the Building, etc. Reverse, Arms flanked by seraphim, etc. Artistic design. Shaped like a shield. Size 45 by 35. Tin, almost unc.
.314. Old Silver Masonic Charm. Square and Compass letter G, scrolls
and rays. Reverse is blank. Half-dollar size. Very fine.
315. Masonic Charm — Engraved on a U. S. Dime dated 1853. Another, struck on a rolled-out cent 1904. 2 pcs.
316. Masonic Election Medals- Made A. Mason in Lodge No., etc. Sil-
vered bronze, and nickel. Die-varieties. Fine 2 pcs.
317. Masonic Medal Covenant Lodge No. 456. A. Y. M. Masonic Apron laurel branches, etc. — Reverse is blank. Bronze, size 35. Loop at- tached, as made. Very fine.
318. Niagara Falls, N. Y., Niagara Chapter No. 200, R. A. M. Organized
1867, date given by three calendars. Triangle, within which two an- gels on a casket. Handsome piece, large size. Copper uncirculated.
319. Another, from different dies. Casket crosses base of the triangle. Larger letters on reverse, etc. Copper. Fine.
320. Philadelphia, Pa. — ^MEDALET on the dedication of the new Masonic Hall, Sept. 26, 1873. Tin, size 18. Unc. Also, a spade-shaped medalet of the FORT PITT LODGE No. 634, dated 1905. View of 'blockhouse etc. Brass, size 20. 2 pcs.
321. Philadelphia, Penna — Signet R. A. Chapter, No. 251. Founded 1874. Cornupiae, Hebrew letter in triangle, etc. Reverse, Biblical quota- tion: “THEY RECEIVED EVERY MAN A PENNY.” B autifully designed piece Copper. Fine.
323. Red Bank, N. J. Hiram Chapter No. 1, R. A. M Copper. Fine.
324. St. Paul, Nebraska — JORDAN CHAPTER No, 27, R. A. M. Char- tered 1884. Copper. Fine.
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325. Shreveport, Louisiana — Shi'eveport Chapter No. 10, R. A. M- Char- tered 1850. Copper. Fine.
326- Sterling, Kansas. Sterling Chapter No. 50, R. A. M. Instituted 1882 —
Copper Very fine.
327. Syracuse, N. Y. “Thirty-second Degree” Election Medal — Prince of 'Central City Consistory S. P. R. S., etc. Silver, almost dollar size. Very fine-
328. Trenton, N. J .Three Times Three Chapter No. 5 Institued 1858 —
Copper Fine-
329. Washington, D. C — Washington Naval Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M. Cop- per, fine.
330- England. Masonic Halfpenny 1790 — Election of the Prince of Wales as Grandmaster. Type ■without the Prince’s bust Fine.
331. France 1848 — Masonic “Penny” issued for the National Holiday on May 14, 1848 during the political upheaval. Obverse, “Liberty” standing. Reverse, Masonic pageant car , passing the temple, drawn by two horses in tandem. Tin, unc.
332. Old Pearl Masonic Charm — Overlaid with an enameled flag, arm and hammer, etc. Fine.
333- Old Sterling Silver Masonic Belt Buckle — Fine-
334. Chapter Penny of unknown origin — Hand holding swoi’d on triangle, etc. O T 0 T. Scriptural sentences in English letters. Holed for suspension. Copper. Fine.
335- Unknown origin — Triangle, within which is a builder’s implement. Copper, Very fine.
336. Another, like the preceding — Copper, very fine.
337. Unknown origin. Geometrical designs on both sides Obverse, C- S.
A- O- M. F. Reverse, L. G- P. W. C- A. R. S. Holed at top, as made. Nickel, unc-
338. Order of Red Men Membership Medal Indian head to left, T. 0. T.
E. above- Silver, or silvered nickel. Size 35. Extremely fine-
339. Odd Fellows Chicago, 111 — Harmony Night 1929. Copper, Unc.
340- Knights of Pythias 1914 — Souvenir medal issued by the Supreme Lodge on the Semi-centennial of the order, 1864-1914- Copper, size 35. Fine.
341- Woodmen of the World — “Chapter Penny’’ in aluminum. Bust of W- A. Fraser, Sovereign Commander. Issued at Omaha, Neb. Fine.
342- Woodmen of the World — Aluminum “Penny” with bust Reverse, a stump and COIN TEST. Fine, old piece.
343. Knights Templars Bronze Medal 1870 — Issued by the St- Johns com- mandery. No. 4 of Philadelphia to Benjamin Franklin Royer. Size 45. Loop off edge not noticeable. Very fine handsome piece.
344- Order of the Shepherds of Bethlehem — Silvered medal or member- ship badge. Crossed staffs, star, rays and TRUTH, HOPE, FAITH. Reverse is blank- Loop struck on as part of the flan. Size 40. Sil- vered bronze. Very fine-
345. Antique Masonic Silver Watch Key about 1775 to 1800 — Lower part broken off. Size 20 by 30. A genuine American antique. Fine. Hand engraved. UNIQUE.
346- Ancient Roman Silver Coins. Vespasian — Denarius. Reverse a basket of corn, letters XTX. Another, with reverse Mars advancing to right. Fine- 2 pcs-
PLEASE BID TO MUCH PER PIECE UNLESS IT IS SOLD AS A LOT
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Consignment L. I.
U. S. SILVER DOLLARS
|
347. |
1878 |
“C. C.”, 1880 “C. C.” — Fine 2 pcs. |
|
348. |
1884 |
“S”— Very fine- |
|
349. |
1886- |
— Extremely Fine. |
|
350. |
1886 |
“S" — Very fine. Rare. |
|
351. |
1889 |
“S”— Strictly Fine. Very Rare. |
|
352. |
1890 |
“C. C.”, 1896 “O” — Fine 2 pcs. |
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353. |
1902 |
“O” — Fine Very Rare. |
|
354. |
1904 |
“O” — Fine. Very Rare. |
|
355. |
1921 |
“D” Morgan — Unc. 2 pcs. |
PEACE TYPE
356. 1921, 1922 S & D — Unc- 3 pcs.
357. 1921, 1922 “S”, 1923 “S” — Unc 3 pcs.
358. 1923 “S”, 1925 “S” — Unc. 2 pcs.
359. 1923 “S”, 1925 “S” — Unc. 2 pcs.
360. 1926 D, 1927 D. — Unc. 2 pcs-
361. 1926 D, 1927 D. — Unc- 2 pcs.
362. 1928, 1928 S, — Unc. 2 pcs.
363. 1928, 1928 S. — Unc. 2 pcs.
364. 1934, 1934 S & D — Unc. 3 pcs.
365. 1934, 1934 S & D — Unc. 3 pcs.
366. 1934 — Same as preceeding- 3 pcs.
367. Same as above. 3 pcs.
368. 1935 S — Unc. 4 pcs.
U. S. HALF DOLLARS AND COMMEMORATIVES
369. 1854 “O”, 1858, 1871— Very good 3 pcs.
370. 1902 S, 1903 “S”, 1911 “S”— Very good 3 pcs.
371. 1934 Texas, 1936 Cleveland Unc. 2 pcS.
372. 1934 Texas, 1937 Oregon Unc. 2 pcs.
373. 1936 Texas P, S & D — Unc. 3 pcs.
374. 1937 Oregon — Unc.
U. S. QUARTER
375. 1818 — Strictly good.
376. 1858, 1876 — Unc. 2 pcs.
377. 1915, 1926, 1934 — Unc. Fine Unc. 3 pcs.
378. Dimes 1875, 1883, 1889, 1892 “O”, 1906, 1915— Unc. 6 pcs.
379. Indian Cents 1862, 1905, 1908, 1909 — Unc. 4 pcs.
380. Indian Cent 1874 Proof.
PRICED CATALOGUE OF THIS SALE — FIFTY CENTS
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U. S. PRESIDENTIAL MINT MEDALS
381. Washington, Harding, F. D. Roosevelt, Half Dollar size Unc. 3 pc».
382- Herbert Hoover and F. D. Roosevelt (2) — Unc. 3 pcS-
UNITED STATES BANK, LEGAL TENDER, TREASURY NOTES
383. $1.00 1864 — Bust of Chase, Chittenden and Spinner, Plate C, Unc. Crisp.
384. $1.00 1875 — Washington, Landing of Columbus, Red Seal and Rays, Allison and New Unc. Crisp, Rare.
385. $1.00 1880 — Washington, Landing of Columbus, Large Brown Spikes,
386. $1-00 1891 — Stanton, Small red seal, Bruce & Roberts. Unc. Crisis. Bruce & Wyman, Unc.
387. $1.00 1891 — Martha Washington, Tillman & Morgan Unc. Crisp.
388. $1.00 1896 — History Tillman & Morgan. Unc.
389. $1 00 1899 — Lincoln & Grant, Teehee & Burke, Blue Seal. Unc. Crisp.
390. $1.00 1917 — Washington, Landing of Columbus, Teehee & Burke Unc. Crisp.
391. $1.00 1923 — Washington, Red and Blue Seal, Speelman & White Unc. crisp 2 pcs.
Consignment M.
FOREIGN SILVER CROWNS, etc.
392. Prussia. Frederick the Great — Reichsthaler 1764, A mint. About fine.
393. Another 1771, A. — Fine.
394. Another 1784, A. — Very fine.
395. Half-thaler 1752, B. — Also Saxony 2/3 thaler 1767. Fine 2 pcs.
396. Saxony — Thaler 1867. Also Bavaria Victory Thaler 1871. Fine. 2 pieces.
397. Prussia — Thaler 1818, D. Mint, also 1825. Fine. 2 pcs-
398. Prussia. Frederick William IV — Double thaler 1842. Very fine.
399. Prussia — Thalers and 3 mark pieces from 1861 to 1913. Fine to Unc. 7 pcs.
400. Mexico. Maximilian — Peso and half-peso 1866. Mo. mint. Fine. 2 pcs.
401. Mexico. Maximilian — Peso 1867, Mo. mint. Rare date. Fine.
402. Same — Peso 1866 Mo. and PI. mints. Fine. 2 pcs
403. Same 1866, Mo. Fine.
404. England. Charles II — Crown 1679. Very good.
405. England. James I — (1603-25) Shilling with mintmark a mussel shell. Charles I (1625-49). Sixpence with a few letters reengraved, mint mark an anchor. Very good. 2 pcs.
406. Victoria — Gothic florins or 2-shilling pieces 1855, 1872, 1885. Still current. Fine. 3 pcs.
407. England. George II — Shilling 1743. George III. Shilling 1787. Fine 2 pieces-
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FOREIGN SILVER CROWNS, Etc. (Continued)
408. Mexico— “Pillars of Hercules” Dollar 1750. Fine.
400. Peru — Peso 1834. Fine-
410. Mexico- Ferdinan VII — Crudely struck peso 1815. Good.
411. England. George III — Heavy copper cai'twheel twopence 1707. Unc. with traces of original red color. Rare-
412. Another 1707. Fine.
413. England — Midtary Medal for LA CRIMEA 1855. Edge engraved CORPL. MARTIN HARE 66th L. L Loop off. Fine.
414. South Africa — Kruger. 2V2 shillings 1806, 2 shilling 1802, 1 shilling 1806. Fine. 3 pcs.
415. Austria. Francis I — As Austrian ruler solely. Crown 1824. Fine.
416. Austria. Francis II — Crown for Flanders 1704. Fine.
417. Austria. Joseph II — Crown lor Flanders 1780. Fine.
418. Honduras — Peso 1806. Fine but weakly struck.
410. Peru — Proclamation-half-peso 1834 on the adojrtion of the Constitu- tion. Fine.
420. Prussia. Fred. William — Thaler 1703, A. — About fine.
421. France. Henry IV — Testoon or quarter crown 1605. No bust. Fine.
422. France — Crown 1730, G. Mint. Louis XV. Very good.
423. France. Louis XVI — Crown 1784. Reverse file marks in center made before striking to reduce weight of flan. Very good.
424. France. Louis XVIII — Crown 1817, A mint. Ext. fine. 5 francs de- nomination.
425. Another 1818 B mint. Fine.
420. Another 1823, A. — Very fine.
427. Ano'ther 1822, A. — Fine.
428. Louis Philippe I — 5 francs 1838. Also new type 1849 with Liberty haadi. Very good and fine. 2 pcs.
429. Napoleon III — 5 francs 1867. Also 1838, of Louis Philippe I. Fine 2 pieces.
430. Russia — Catherine II — Fifteen kopecks 1779. Bust right. Eagle and 15 dots. Fine.
431. Russia — Ruble 1842 without bust. Also Nicholas II, 1896 (2). Very fine. 3 pcs.
432. Poland. Slglsmund III — Quarter crown 1622 — About fine.
433. Holland — Guilder 1713 for Vv^estfalia. Fine.
434. Cuba. Havana — Nickel transportation token. Ferry-boat. Locomo- tive. Old piece. Fine.
435. Sardinia. Victor Emanuel 1 — ^Crown 1817. Fine and rare.
436. Sicily. Ferdinand IV — Crown of 120 grani 1767. About fine.
437. Venice — Crown or ducato of Aloysius Pisani. Lion of St. Mark. Doge kneeling before Christ. Fine.
438. Hessen — Einthaler 1837. About fine. Very rare.
439. Denmark — Commemorative 2-kronors 1842-1892. Conjoined heads. Very fine.
440. Cuba — Souvenir Peso 1897. Fine.
441. Hon Kong — Britannia Dollar 1901. Very fine.
4 42. Straits Settlements. Edward VII — Dollar 1903 with head of the King. Also half-dollar of Victoria 1893. Fine. 2 pcs.
443. England. James I— Shilling (1603-25). Also Elizabeth threepence 1582. Very good 2 pcs.
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FOREIGN SILVER CROWNS, Etc. (Continued)
444. Denmark — Commemorative 2-kronor piece (1898-1923) of Christian X. Two heads joined- Also half-dollar of Christian VIII, 1846. Fine. 2 pcs.
445. China — Dollar with bust of President left- Unc.
446. Japan — Old yen and half-yen. Fine. 2 pcs-
447- Denmark. Christian VII — Species Dollar 1794 for Schleswig-Hol- stein. Very good. Scarce.
448- France — Five francs 1875. Belgium, five francs 1873. Very good and unc. 2 pcs.
449. Germany. William I — Five marks 1874. Hungary five kroners 1907. Fine 2 pcs.
/450. Spain — Peso 1809. Italy 5 liras 1871, 1873. Very good (1) fine (2) . 3 pcs.
451. Mexico — Dollar 1801. Mo. Mint- Fine.
452. Another 1796- Mo. mint. Fine.
453. Two more, 1806 — ^Mo. and Pi. mints. About fine. 2 pcs.
454. Two more, 1819 Mo. and 1820 PI — Fine. 2 pcs.
455. Two more, 1779 and 1811 — Both Mo. Fine. 2 pcs.
456. Mexican Republic — Dollars Go. mint, 1835, 1840 . Fine 2 pcs.
457. Two more, 1875, 1899. Fine. 2 pcs.
458. Two more, 1888, 1873 — Fine 2 pcs.
459. Mo. mint 1846, 1871 — Fine. 2 pcs.
460. ZS. mint. 1832, 1834, 1843 — Very fine to unc. 3 pcs.
461. Ho. mint 1893 — Fine.
462. DS. mint 1832 — Very good. Also Do. 1892. Fine. 2 pcs.
463. PI. mint. 1871, 1872 — ^Fine. 2 pcs.
464. AS. mint 1878, 1886. Fine2 pcs.
465. IS. mint, 1841 — This mint has not been identified, and the coin ap- pears to be UNPUBLISHED AND UNIQUE! Uncirculated. Worth $25.
466. Peru — Dollars 1866, 1889, 1915. Fine. 3 pcs.
467. Half Dollars— Mexico 1779, PL, 1807, Lima, 1847ZS, 1830 Bolivia. Fine. 4 pcs.
468. Mexico — Half dollars 1876 ZS-, 1790 Mo. Also British India Rupee 1912. Very good to unc. 3 pcs.
469. Mozambique — Spanish-reales 1808 counterstamped on the head with a crowned monogram G. P. Fine and rare.
469a. Connecticut Cent 1788 — Date with low 7 and wide 88. Flan defect. Fine & rare.
Consignment California
U. S. LINCOLN CENTS
470. 1922 “D” (10), 1909 (10), 1909 V. D. B. (3) Fine & Better 23 pcs.
471. 1914 “S” — Fine 10 pieces.
472. 1909 S. Vj D. B — To 1936 all are San Francisco Mint many Rare dates all different. Fine to unc. 25 pcs.
473. 1935 “S” (25), 1936 “S” (50) — Unc. 75 pieces.
474. U. S. Large cents from 1843 to 1856 — Different dates fine 10 pcs.
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U. S. COMMEMORATIVES
475. 1918 Illinois — Unc.
476. 1935 San Diego — Unc.
477- 1935 Boone — Unc-
478. U. S. Buffalo Nickels all from the San Francisco Mint 1913 to 1936 Including rare 1926 V. G. to unc. 16 pcs-
479. Buffalo Nickels 1931 “S” V. F — to Unc. 40 pieces.
U. S. QUARTERS
480. 1893 “S”, 1898 “S”, 1899 “S” — Very good- 3 pieces.
481. 1912 “S”, 1915 “S”, 1916 “D” — Very Fine. 3 pieces.
482. 1917 “S” (3), 1918 “S” (3) V. good 6 pieces.
483. 1917 “S”, 1918 “S”, 1920 “S” — Fine 3 pieces.
484. 1917 “S” (2), 1920 “S” (3), 1924 “S” (3) — Fine 8 pieces.
485. 1919, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29 — All “D” mints fine to v. f. 6 pieces.
486. 1920 “S” (3), 1927 “S” (5) fine to V. F. — 8 pieces.
487. 1928 “S” (5), 1929 “S” (5) — Unc. 10 pieces.
488. 1930 “S” (5), 1935 “S” (2), 1936 “S” (2) — Unc. 9 pieces.
U. S. SILVER DOLLARS
489. 1883 “C. C.”, 1891 — Fine 2 pieces.
490. 1890 “C. C.”, 1883 “C. C.”, — V. F. & Fine 2 pieces.
491. 1880 “C. C.”, 1891 “C. C.” — Fine 2 pieces.
492. 1893 C. C — Fine, Scarce.
493- California Gold Tokens — Indian Head (3), Liberty Head (3), Quar- ter Dollar, Size Fine. 6 pieces.
Consignment Tarrytown, N. Y.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
494. Hard Times Tokens 1837-1841 — A representative lot, including several soarce pieces. Very good to fine. 18 pcs.
495. Bergen Iron Works 1840. Bonae Fidei Signum Low No. Very gOOd.
496. Civil War Cents — A representative assortment. Small size (60), large size (10). Mostly fine. 70 pcs.
497. American Revolutionary Medal — Modern replica of the medal awarded to the captors of Major John Andre- Oval, size 57 by 42. Silvered bronze. Unc.
498. Presidential Campaign Medal CLAY, PIERCE, GRANT, SCOTT,
etc. (6). Also a rare Clay campaign button 1845. Reverse CLAY and FRELINGHUYSEN, with original silvering. Aver, very good.
The Clay button is unc. 7 pcs.
499. Early Store Cards, Trade Checks, an d Tokens, 1863, etc. — Good to unc. 20 pcs.
500. Canada — Tokens and Copper Coins 1812-1856- Fair to fine- 15 pcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
501. English Brass Jetons, Tokens and souvenirs 1821-1887. Very good to fine. 45 pcs.
502. French Brass Jetons (16) German (8). Fine. 24 DCS.
503. Mexico — Copper quarter real 1856 for CHIHUAHUA. Indian with bow and arrow. Fine- Also various holed copper coins and tokens of Canada, etc. 13 pcs
504- Admiral Dewey Medals — Large bronze (1), small brass (2) Celluloid buttons, large, with calendar of events (1),- Fine to unc. 5 pcs.
505. Presidential Ferrotype Campaign Button Stephen A. Douglas. Re-
verse, Herschel V. Johnson. Opponents of Lincoln. Very fine. Rare.
506. Obsolete Bank Notes — New York State. Hampden Bank at North Castle. $2. March 15, 1861. Very good. Extremely rare note, issued in Westchester County.
507. Tennessee, Memphis — Mechanics Bank, $5. May 31, 1854. Fine.
508. Tennessee, Knoxville — Bank of East Tenn. $5. Jan. 1, 1855. Browns- ville, Agriculturel Bank, $5, Sept. 1, 1855. Portswouth, Va. $1, Oct. 7, 1861. Fine. 3 pcs.
FOREIGN COINS, Etc.
509. Silver of quarter-dollar and franc size of Spain, Mexico, Hungary, Bovaria, etc. Dates from 1708 to 1869. Average very good. 20 pcs.
510. India — Native silver half-rupees (2). Quarter rupees (6). Fine. 8 pcs.
511. Germany — Five mark piece 1914 with bust of Louis III of Bavaria. Last year of this type. Fine.
512. Silver of dime size, 1807-1900. Two holed. Fair 12 pcs.
513. Foreign Copper Coins — Sarawak 1888, Kruger 1898, etc. Also nickel coins (7), trade checks and jetons (17). First two are fine. The rest are good. 32 pcs.
514. U. S. Half Dollars 1813 — One is fair, the other is good but plugged above the head. 2 pcs.
515. Rectangular Lead Plaque 1911 — Issued by The Trust Companies of the U. S- at the Waldorf-Astoria Banquet. Size 85 by 65. Also a large cast French plaque 1887 in bronze, size 120. Good. 2 pcs.
516. State of New York — Old Wax Seal cut from a document. “The Great Seal of the State of New York.” Size 85. Also a terra cotta plaque of London 1861. Very good. 2 pcs.
517. Old Byzantine Bronze Seal, size 38, with handle attached 114 inches long. Very good.
518. Mexican Cardboar Money for 10 centavos dated 1914, issued by the revolutionary government (8). Transportation paper ticket (4). Very good. 12 pcs.
LIST OF PRICES REALIZED AT THIS SALE- FIFTY CENTS
RECESS — 12:15
AFTERNOON SESSION STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1:15 P.M.
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AFTERNOON SESSION
Property of Mr. H. R, WOLCOTT
Springfield, Mass.
U. S. DOLLARS
519. 1798 Large Eagle. Fine-
520. 1866 Very Fine-
521t 1891 “O” 1902. Fine. 2 pcs-
522 1904 Extremely fine-
523- 1921 Morgan Type- Unc.
524. 1924-1934. Unc- 2 pcs.
525. 1924-1935 (2) Unc. 3 pcs.
526- 1876-1877 Trade Dollars. Very fine. 2 pcs.
527- 1877 Trade Dollar. Very fine.
528- 1904- Louisiana Purchase so-called dollar, silver. Extremely Fine-
529. 1876 Centennial Dollar, Proof. Rare.
530- 1876 Centennial Dollar, Proof- Rare.
RARE 1856 FLYING EAGLE CENT
531- 1856 Flying Eagle cent, in brilliant proof condition should bring $35.00- Very rare.
U. S. MISCELLANEOUS GOLD COINS
532- 1859 $1.00. Vey good-
533. 1836 $2.50. Very fine.
534. 1909 $2-50. Very fine.
535- 1913 $2.50- Very fine.
3(36- 1914 “D” $2-50. Very fine-
537. 1855 “S” $3-00 solder mark on edge. Very good.
538. 1855 $3.00. Unc.
539. 1854 $3.00 Unc- 539. A 1874 — $3.00. Unc.
5i40. 1913 $5-00- Very fine.
541- 1907 St- Gaudens $20.00 high wire edge, Roman Numerals. Slight
nicks on edge, otherwise Unc.
542. France 1858 5-Franc Gold. Fine.
U. S. COMMEMORATIVE GOLD COINS AH Uncirculated
543- 1915 $2.50 Panama Pacific. Scarce.
544- 1915 $2-50 Panama Pacific. Scarce.
545. 1903 McKinley Dollar.
546- 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar
547. 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar
548. 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar
549- 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar
550. 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar
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U. S. COMMEMORATIVE GOLD COINS. All Uncirculated (Continued)
552. 1915 Panama Pacific. Dollar.
553. 1915 Panama Pacific. Dollar.
554. 1915 Panama Pacific Dollar.
555. 1916 MicKinley Dollar.
556. 1916 McKinley Dollar.
557- 1916. McKinley Dollar.
558. 1916 McKinley Dollar
559. 1916 McKiril-ey Dollar.
560. 1916 McKinley Dollar.
561. 1917 McKinley Dollar. Rare.
562. 1917 McKinley Dollar. Rare.
563. 1926 $2.50 Sesqui Centennial.
564. 1926 $2.50 Sesqui Centennial.
U. S. HALF-DOLLARS
565. 1805(. Very fine.
566. 1814 over 13. Very fine, scarce.
567. 1823 re-engraved 3. About unc., very scarce.
568. 1824-1827. Fine and extremely fine. 2 pcs.
569. 1829-1834 Extremely fine. 2 pcs.
570. 1834 Small date. Unc.
571. 1837-1838. Very fine. 2 pes.
572. 1837 milled edge. Unc.
573. 1843 Very fine.
574. 1843-1860 Very line and Unc. 2 pcs.
575. 1877 Very fine.
576. 1880 Proof.
577. 1889 Unc.
578. 1909 Proof.
579. 1910 Proof.
580. 1911 Proof.
581. 1912 Proof.
582. 1913 Proof.
583. 1914 Proof. Scarce.
584. 1915 Last year of Proofs. Very scarce.
585. 1909-1910 Proof. 2 pcs.
586. 1913-1914 Proof. 2 pcs.
587. 1913-1914 -Proof. 2 pcs.
588. 1913-1914 Proof. 2 pcs.
589. 1915 Proof. Very scarce.
PART II
Consignment Springfield, Massachusetts
U. S. COMMEMORATIVES All Uncirculated
590. 1893 Columbias V. F. 4 pcs.
591. 1915 Panama Pacific. Rare.
592. 1915 Panama Pacific. Rare.
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u. s.
593.
594.
595.
596.
597.
598.
599.
600. 601. 602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609.
610. Oil. 612.
613. ’
614.
615.
616.
617.
618.
619.
620. 621. 622.
623.
624.
625.
626. 627. C28.
629.
630.
631.
632.
633.
634.
635.
636.
637.
639.
640.
641.
642.
643.
644.
645.
COMMEMORATIVE GOLD COINS. All Uncirculated (Continued) 1^15 Panama Pacific. Rare.
1915 Panama Pacific. Rare.
1920 Pilgrim. 3 pcs.
1924 Hugenot.
1925 Lexington. 2 pcs.
1925 Lexington. 2 pcs.
1925 Lexington, 2 pcs.
1926 Sesqui 2 pcs.
1927 Bennington.
1934 Texas. 2 pcs.
1935 Connecticut.
1935 Connecticut- 1935 Spanish Trail- 1935 Spanish Trail.
1935 Connecticut.
1935 Connecticut- 1935 Connecticut.
1935 Arkansas.
1935 Arkansas.
1935 Texas P- S- D. 3 pcs.
1,935 (Texas P. S. D. 3 pcs-
1935 Spanish Trail.
1935 Spanish Trail.
1936 Robinson.
1936 Lynchburg-.
1936 Albany. 5 pcs-
1936 Providence P. S- D. 3 pcs.
1936 Providence P. S. D. 3 pcs.
1936 Cincinnati P. S. D. 3 pcs- 1936 Wisconsin. 5 pcs.
1936 Robinson. Scarce.
1936 Lynchburg.
1936 Texas P. S. D. 3 pcs- 1936 Texas P. S. D. 3 pcs.
1936 Robinson.
1936 Lynchburg.
1936 Elgin. 5 pcs.
1936 Bridgeport. 5 pcs.
1936 Lynchburg-. 3 pcs.
1936 Robinson.
1936 Lynchburg. 3 pcs.
1936 York. 5 pcs.
1936 Lynchburg.
1936 Cleveland. 3 pcs.
1936 Columbia S. C. P. S. D. 3 pcs.
1936 San Francisco Bridge. 5 pcs.
1936 Robinson. Scarce.
1936 Cleveland, 3 pcs- 1936 Long Island, 5 pcs.
1936 Cleveland, 3 pcs.
1937 Raleigh, 3 pcs.
1937 Raleigh, 4 pcs.
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U. S. COMMEMORATIVE GOLD COINS. AH Uncirculated (Continued)
645- 1937 Raleigh, 3 pcs-
646. 1937 Raleigh, 4 pcs.
647. 1900 Washington Lafayette.
648. 1900 Washington Lafayette.
U. S. PROOF LINCOLN CENTS
NOTE: A very unusual opportunity for the collector and dealer to obtain these rare items m quantity.
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649. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
10 pcs. |
|
|
650. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
10 |
pcs. |
|
651. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
10 |
pcs. |
|
652. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof, |
10 |
pcs. |
|
C53. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof, |
5 pcs. |
|
|
654. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
||
|
655. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
||
|
C56. |
1909 |
w. |
0. V. D. B. Proof. |
||
|
657. |
1909 |
V. |
D. B. Proof Rare. |
||
|
658. |
1909 |
V. |
D. B. Proof Rare. |
||
|
659. |
1910 |
Tarnished Proof 5 pcs. |
|||
|
660. |
1910 |
Tarnished Proof 5 pcs. |
|||
|
661. |
1910 |
Proof. |
|||
|
662. |
1910 |
Proof. |
|||
|
663. |
1910 |
Proof. |
|||
|
664. |
1910 |
Proof. |
665 1911 Tarnished Proof.
|
666. |
1911 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
667. |
1911 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
668. |
1911 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
669. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
670. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
671. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
672. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
673. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. |
|
674. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof 5 pcs. |
|
675. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. 5 pcs. |
|
676. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. 5 pcs. |
|
677. |
1912 |
Tarnished Proof. 5 pcs. |
|
678. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
679. |
1913 |
Brilliant. Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
680. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
681. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
682. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
683. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
684. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
685. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
686. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. |
|
687. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. |
|
688. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rar.e |
|
689. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. |
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U. S. PROOF LINCOLN CENTS (Continued)
|
690. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. |
|
091. |
1913 |
Brilliant Proof. Rare. |
|
692. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
693. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs- |
|
694. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
695. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
696. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
697. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pc.s. |
|
G98. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
699. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
700. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
701. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
702. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
703. |
1914 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
704. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
705. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare 5 pcs. |
|
706. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
707. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
708. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
709. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
710. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
711. |
1915 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
712. |
1916 |
last year Proofs. Rare 3 pcs. |
|
713. |
1916 |
last year Proofs. Rare 3 pcs. |
|
714. |
1916 |
last year proofs. Rare. |
|
715. |
1916 |
last year proofs. Rare. |
|
716. |
1916 |
last year proofs. Rare- |
LINCOLN CENTS SAN FRANCISCO MINT
|
717. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare 10 |
pcs. |
|
|
718. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red Rare 10 |
pcs. |
|
|
719. |
1913 |
“S”- |
—Unc. Red, Rare, |
1C |
1 pcs. |
|
720. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
10 pcs. |
|
|
721. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
10 pcs. |
|
|
722. |
1913 |
«S”_ |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
723. |
1913 |
“S”- |
—Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
724. |
1913 |
“S”- |
—Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
725. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red, Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
726. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
727. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
728. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
729. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
730. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
731. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
732. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
733. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
734. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare, |
5 |
pcs. |
|
735. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare. |
||
|
736. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red, Rare. |
||
|
737. |
1913 |
“S”. |
— Unc. Red. Rare. |
||
|
738. |
1913 |
“S”. |
— Unc. Red. Rare. |
||
|
739. |
1913 |
“S”- |
— Unc. Red. Rare. |
29
LINCOLN CENTS DENVER MINT
740. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
741. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
742. 1913 “D”— Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
743. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 5 pcs.
744. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare. 5 pcs.
745. 1913 “D”— Unc. Red. Rare, 5 pcs.
746. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red, Rare. 5 pcs.
747. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 5 pcs.
748. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare. 5 pcs.
749. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 5 pcs.
750. 1913 “D” — ^Unc. Red. Rare.
751. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
752. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
753. 1913 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
7 54. 1914 “D” — Unc. Red. Very Rare. Should bring $10-00
755. 1914 “D” — Unc. Red. Very Rare.
756. 1914 “D” — Unc. Red. Very Rare.
757. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
7 58. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare. 10 pcs.
759. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
760. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red- Rare, 10 pcs.
761. 1915 VD” — Unc. Red. Rare, 10 pcs.
7 62. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare, 5 pcs.
763. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red- Rare, 5 pcs.
76-4. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
765. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
766- 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
767. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red. Rare.
768. 1915 “D” — Unc. Red- Rare.
U. S. LARGE COPPER CENTS
769. 1794 — Good.
770. 1795 — Plain edge. Strictly good.
771. 1797 — Die break behind head. Very good.
772. 1798, 1800, 1801, 1892, 1893 — Good, 5 pcs.
773. 1804 — About Good, rare.
774. 1805, 1806, 1807 — Good 3 pcs.
775. 1808, 1810 — About good 2 pcs.
776. 1811 — Good, scarce.
777. 1812, 1813 — Good, 2 pcs.
778- 1814 — Plain and crosslet 4, good 2 pcs.
779. 1816 to 1820 — Good 5 pcs-
780. 1821 — Good, scarce.
781. 1821 & 1822 — About good, 2 pcs.
782- 1823 — Puncture on face, otherwise very good, scarce.
783. 1824 to 1828 — Good 5 pcs.
784. 1829 to 1833 — Very good, 5 pcs-
785. 1834 to 1839 — Very good, 6 pcs.
786. 1840 to 1849 — Very good, 10 pcs.
30
787. 1850 to 1856 — Very good, 7 pcs-
788. 1857 — Large & small date, strictly fine, scarce, 2 pcs.
789. 1794 to 1857— Lacking 1799, 1804, 1809, 1811. From fair to very fine- A wonderful assortment for the die collector. Many duplicates. 330 pieces.
790. A fine group of Lincoln cents a varied lot mostly v/ith mintmarks many rare dates. V. F. to Unc. Brown 166 pieces. A good lot.
U. S. INDIAN HEAD CENTS
791. 1858 L. L. & S. L Ex. fine, 2 pcs.
792. 1862, 63, 64 — About Unc. 3 pcs.
793. 1862, 1864 (3). — Ex. Fine to unc. 4 pcs.
794. 1865, 1.871, 1877 — Others to 1907. G. to V. F. 9 pieces.
795. 1871 — Good to very good. Scarce. 6 pcs.
796. 1877 — ^Good. Rare. 5 pcs.
797. 1877 — Brilliant. Unc. Rare.
|
798. |
1877- |
—Proof. Rare. |
|
799. |
1884, |
1885, 1886, 1887 — Dull Proofs. 4 pcs. |
|
800. |
1888, |
1889, 1891 — Dull Proofs. 3 pcs. |
|
801. |
1892, |
1893 — Brilliant Proofs. 2 pcs. |
|
802. |
1891, |
1892, 1895, 1897 — Unc. 4 pcs. |
|
803. |
1888, |
1889, 1891, 1899 — Unc. 4 pcs. |
|
804. |
1890, |
1903, 1905, 06, 07 — Unc. 5 pieces. |
|
805. |
1903 |
(3), 1905 (2), 1906 (3), 1907 (8) — Unc. 14 |
|
806. |
1908 (18), 1909 (15) — Unc. 33 pieces. |
|
|
807. |
1884 to 1909 — Some duplicates, Unc. Brown 15 pcs. |
|
|
808. |
1908 |
“S” — Unc. |
|
809. |
1908 |
“S”_Unc. |
|
810. |
1908 |
“S”— Unc. |
|
811. |
1908 |
“S”— Unc. |
|
812. |
1908 |
“S” — Ex. F. to Unc. Brown, 8 pieces. |
|
813. |
Same |
as preceding. 8 Pieces. |
|
814. |
1909 |
“S” — Unc. Rare being quoted at $5.00 today. |
|
815. |
Same |
as preceeding. |
|
816. |
Same |
as preceeding. |
|
817. |
1909 |
“S” — V- F. to Unc. Brown. A Rare & choice ! |
|
U. S. NICKELS 5c |
||
|
818. |
1869- |
1884 — Fine, Unc. 2 pcs. |
|
819. |
1909 |
Proof, 10 pcs. |
|
820. |
1909 |
Proof, 10 pcs. |
|
821. |
1909 |
Proof, 10 pcs. |
|
822. |
1909 |
Proof, 10 pcs. |
|
823. |
1909 |
Proof, 8 pcs- |
|
824. |
1910 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
825. |
1910 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
826. |
1910 |
Proof, 4 pcs. |
|
827. |
1911 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
828. |
1912 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
829. |
1912 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
31
U. s. NICKLES (Continued)
|
830. |
1912 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
831. |
1912 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
832. |
1912 |
Proof, 5 pcs. |
|
833. |
1912 |
“S”_Unc. Rare. |
|
834. |
1912 |
“S”— Unc. Rare. |
|
835. |
1912 |
“S”— Unc. Rare. |
|
836. |
1912 |
“S”— Unc. Rare. |
|
837. |
1913 |
Proof, with mounds. Rare. 5 pcs. |
|
838. |
1913 |
Proof, with mounds, 5 pcs. |
|
839. |
1913 |
Proof with mounds 5 pcs. |
|
840. |
1913 |
Proof with mounds. Rare. |
|
841. |
1913 |
Proof with mounds. Rare. |
|
842. |
1913 |
Proof with mounds. Rare. |
|
843. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare, 5pcs . |
|
844. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare, 5 pcs. |
|
845. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare, 5 pcs. |
|
846. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare, 5 pcs. |
|
847. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare, 5 pcs. |
|
848. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare. |
|
849. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare. |
|
850. |
1913 |
Proof without mounds. Rare. |
|
851. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
852. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
853. |
1913 |
“D” without mound- Unc- 5 pcs. |
|
854. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
855. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
856. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
856. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
857. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
858. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
859. |
1913 |
“D” without mound. Unc. |
|
860. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. |
|
861. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. |
|
862. |
1913 |
“S” without mound- Unc. |
|
S63. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. |
|
864. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. |
|
865. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. |
|
866. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
867. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
868. |
1913 |
“S” without mound. Unc. 5 pcs. |
|
869. |
1914 |
Proof, rare. |
|
870. |
1914 |
Proof, rare. |
|
871. |
1914 |
Proof, rare. |
|
872. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
873. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
874. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs- |
|
875. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
876. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs- |
|
877. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
878. |
1914 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
879. |
1914 |
“D” — Unc. scarce. |
|
880. |
1914 |
“D” — Unc. scarce. |
|
881. |
1914 |
“D” — Unc- scarce. |
32
U. S. NICKLES (Continued)
|
882. |
1914 |
“S” — Unc. scarce. |
|
|
883. |
1915 |
Proof, rare. |
|
|
884. |
1915 |
Proof, rare. |
|
|
885. |
1915 |
Proof, rare. |
|
|
88G. |
1915. |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
887. |
1915 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
888. |
1915 |
Proof, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
889. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc, rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
890. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc. rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
891. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc. rare, 5 pcs. |
|
|
CC |
1915 |
«D” — Unc. rare. |
|
|
893. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc. rare. |
|
|
894. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc. rare. |
|
|
895. |
1916 |
Proof. Last year rare, 2 |
pcs. |
|
896. |
1915 |
“D” — Unc. rare. |
|
|
897. |
1916 |
Proof Last year, rare, 2 |
pcs- |
|
898. |
1916 |
Proof Last year, rare, 2 |
pcs. |
|
899. |
1916 |
Proof Last year, rare, 2 |
pcs. |
|
900. |
1916 |
Proof Last year, rare. |
|
|
901. |
1916 |
Proof Last year, rare. |
|
|
902. |
1927- |
•1936 — -Unc. Some duplicates |
THREE CENTS SILVER
903. 1851 to 1862 — Some duplicates, Poor to fine. 33 pcs.
904. 1854-1861 — Unc. 2 pcs.
905. 1864 Proof. Should bring in $20. Rare.
U. S. THREE CENT PIECES (NICKEL)
|
906. |
1865, |
1869 — Unc. 2 pcs. |
|
|
907. |
1878- |
—Brilliant Proof- Rare. |
|
|
908. |
1882, |
1884 — Proofs, 2 pcs. |
|
|
909. |
1883, |
1884 — Proof. 2 pcs. |
|
|
910. |
1865 |
to 1881 many duplicates. |
Fine 13 pcs. |
|
U. S. TWENTY |
CENT PIECES |
||
|
911. |
1875 |
“S” & c. C. — Fine 2 pcs. |
|
|
912. |
Same |
as preceeding. 2 pcs. |
|
|
913. |
Same |
as preceeding. 2 pcs. |
|
|
914. |
Same |
as preceeding. 2 pcs. |
|
|
915. |
Same |
as preceeding. 2 pcs. |
|
|
916. |
1875 |
‘IS” — Fine 4 pcs. |
|
|
917. |
1876- |
—Unc. |
|
|
918. |
1876- |
—Unc. |
|
|
U. S. TWO CENT PIECES |
|||
|
!'19. |
1869 |
Proof. |
|
|
920. |
1870 |
Proof, |
|
|
921. |
1872 |
Proof, Scarce. |
|
|
922. |
1873 |
Proof. Rare. |
|
|
923. |
1873 |
Dull Proof, Rare- |
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U. S. HALF DIMES
924. 1829 to 1873 lacking the rare dates. Poor to fine with duplicates, 89 pieces-
U. S. QUARTERS
925. 1818-1821 — About good 2 pcs.
926. 1821-1835 — ^Good 2 pcs.
927- 1837-1838 — Very good 2 pcs.
928. 1840 with drapery from elbow. Strictly fine, scarce.
929. 1843-1854 (2), 1857 — Very good, 4 pcs-
930. 1871-1872-1875-1876 — Very good, 4 pcs.
931. 1876-1888-1890 — Extremely fine. 3 pcs.
932. 1893 IsabellaQuarter Unc. 5 pcs.
933. 1909-1910 — Proof 2 pcs.
934. 1911-1912 — Proof, 2 pcs.
935- 1913-1914 — ^Proof, 2 pcs,
936- 1915 — Proof. Very scarce.
937. 1909-1910 — Proof, 2 pcs.
938. 1913-1914 — Proof, 2 pcs-
939. 1913-1914 — Proof, 2 pcs.
940. 1913-1914 — Proof, 2 pcs.
941. 1914-1914D — Proof and Unc. 2 pcs.
942. 1914 “D” 1915 — Unc- & Proof, 2 pcs.
943. 1915 Proof.
944. 1916 — Liberty standing, New type records to $21 at our last sale. Unc- Rare.
945. 1916 — New Type. Unc. Rare.
946. 1916 — New Type Unc. Rare.
947. 1916 — New type Unc- Rare.
948. 1916 — New type Unc. Rare.
949. 1917 — Type II. Extremely fine- Rare.
950. 1923 — Unc.
951. 1927-1929-1930 — Unc. 3 pcs.
952. 1927-1929-1930— Unc. 3 pcs.
953. 1917-1924-1926 — Fine, 3 pcs.
954. 1917-1930-1934 “D” — Fine, 3 pcs.
955. 1934 “D” — Very fine, 2 pcs.
U. q. HALF CENTS
956. 1794 — Strictly fine, well centered. Scarce.
957. 1794 — ^About good.
958. 1795 — Punctuated date, Plain edge — strictly fine, scarce.
959. 1795 — Without pole lettered edge. Strictly good. Scarce.
960. 1797 — 1 over 1, plain edge. Poor.
96 L 1800 — About good.
962. 1802 — Very good. Rare.
963. 1803-1804 — Plain 4 — Very good. 2 pcs.
964. 1804 — Spiked chin. Very fine.
965. 1805-1806 — Very good, 2 pcs.
34
U. S. HALF CENTS (Continued)
966. 1807-1809 — Fine and Very fine, 2 pcs.
967. 1810 — Good, Scarce.
968. 1811 — Fine. Rare.
969. 1825-1826 — Very good and very fine, 2 pcs.
970. 1828 — 12 and 13 stars, very fine. 2 pcs.
971 1829-1832 — Very good & very fine. 2 pcs.
972. 1832-1833 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
973. 1833-1834 — Fine, 2 pcs.
974. Ii834-1835 — Very fine, 2 pcs-
975. 1849-1850 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
976. 1851-1853 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
977. 1854-1855 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
978. 1851-1856 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
979. 1856-1857 — Very fine, 2 pcs.
980. Half Cents 1803 to 1856 with duplicates, lacking 1810-1811 a very desirable lot for the die variety collector, good to very fine, 50 pcs.
U. S. DIMES
981. 1828 — Small date fine. Rare.
982. 1829-1830-1831 — Good, 3 pcs.
983. 1833-1835-1837 — Good, 3 pcs.
984. 1850 to 1857 — Good, 7 pcs.
985. 1870 to 1877 — Very good, 9 pcs.
986. 1884 to 1890 with duplicates, fine 10 pcs.
987. 1891-1891 “S”-1894 “0”-1895 — Fine 4 pcs.
988. 1908-1909-1911-1916 — Unc. 4 pcs.
989. 1909“O”-1911, 1914“D”-1916 — Unc. 4 pcs.
990. 1911“D’M912“D”-1914“D” — Unc. 3 pcs.
991. 1916-1916 “S” — Unc. 2 pcs.
992. 1909-1910-1911 — Proof, 3 pcs.
993. 1911-1912-1913 — Proof, 3 pcs.
994. 1909-1910-1913 — Proof, 3 pcs.
995. 1913-1914-1915 — Proof, 3 pcs-
996. 1913-1914 — Proof, 2 pcs.
997. 1914-1915 — Proof, 2 pcs.
998. 1914-1915 — Proof, 2 pcs.
999. 1916 — New Type Unc. 15 pcs.
1000. 1917 to 1927 — Unc. 8 pcs.
LIST OF PRICES REALIZED — 50 Cents
Consignment M
A NOTED AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF SILVER AND COPPER
COINS OF SWEDEN
The largest offered in this country in many years PART I — Silver Crown Dollars
1001. Christina — Broad crown thaler 1643, Queen’s half length figure fac- ing front. Reverse, the Savior standing facing in an attitude of benediction. Magnificent specimen. Worth $15 . Extremely fine to uncirculated. Very rare condition.
35
SILVER CROWN DOLLARS (Continued)
1002. Gustavus Adolphus and Maria Eleonora 1611-1632 — Posthumous Por- trait medal, Cast and chased, with inscriptions hand engTaved, and dated 1672. Loop attached. Fine.
1003. Charles XI 1 — Crown thaler 1713. Large Bust to rig’ht- Reverse crowned arms with lions as supporters. Uncirculated. Worth $15. Very rare.
1004. Charles XII — Small crown of 4 marks 1702. Bust right. Crowned arms. Very good to about fine. Rare. Rough surface on portrait.
1005. Frederick I and Ulrica Eleonora — Board PATTERN crown thaler, berg 3 marks 1914. Very fine. 3 pcs.
crowns on a raised globe. Brilliant glittering proof with plain edge. Extremely rare. Cost $50.
1006. Frederick I and Ulrica Eleonora — 'Crown thaler dated 1731. Obverse from the same die as the preceding coin. Reverse crowned arms with supporting lions. NOTE: — This coin is an extremely rare MUL- ING, as Eleonora died in 1720! Extremely fine to uncirculated. Cost $17. Lettered edge.
1007. Frederick I Alone — ^Crown thaler 1747. Bust right. Reverse similar to that of the preceding coin. Very fine. Cost $10.
1008. Adolph Frederick — Rix Dollar 1752. Bust right. Reverse three crowns on fiat globe. Fine.
10.09. Gustavus III — Rix Dollar 1776. Bust right. Three crowns on flat globe. Very fine.
1010. Gustavus III — Rix Dollar 1781. Similar to preceding. Fine.
1011. Gustavus IV Adolphus — Rix Dollar 1796. Similar. Fine.
1012. Gustavus IV Adolphus — Rix Dolar 1805. Similar to preceding. Un- circulated. Brilliant, magnificent speicimen. Cost $10.
1013. Charles XIV. Johann — Commemorative Rix Dollar 1821. Bust right. Reverse three panels with miniature busts of Gustavus I, Gustavus II Adolphus, and Frederick I. Fine. Very rare. Cost $10.
1014. Charles XIV — Heavy Rix Dollar 1834. Bust right. Reverse crowned
arms with decoration of a royal order. Uncirculated. Cost $10.
1015. Oscar I — Rix Dollar 1857. Very fine. Cost $5.'
1016. Oscar I — Rix Dollar 1859. Similar to preceding. Very fine. Cost $6.
1017. Charles XV — Rix Dollar 1864. Similar to preceding. Fine.
1018. Gustavus V — Commemorative. Rix dollar of 5 kronor 1435-1935. Brilliant proof.
PART II HALF CROWNS
1019. Gustavus Aldolphus 1611-32 — Portrait medal. Bust right. Reverse, his queen, Maria Eleonora to left. Ornate handso'me piece in high relief. Very fine. Worth $20.
1020. Charles X Gustavus 1654-1660 — Two marks without date- Armored bust left. Reverse, similar. Very good, and very rare. Worth $7.
1021. Charles XI — Two marks 1667. Bust left. Reverse, three crowns, date and value. Fine. Scarce.
1022. Two Marks 1 670— Similar. Very fine.
1023. Charles XII — Portrait medal in high relief dated 1707- Half length figure right with baton. Reverse, lion upright resting on table. In- scription relers to Silesia and Wesphalia, etc. Very fine to ext. fine. Half dollar size silver.
36
PART II — HALF CROWNS (Continued)
1024. Gustavus III — Half Rix Dollar 1776. Bust and Arms. Very fine.
1025. Charles XIV — Half crown for Norway 1844. Very fine-
1026. Oscar II and Sophia — Commemorative 2 kronors 1857-1907. Also Oscar alone 1872-1897. Fine. 2 pcs.
1027. Oscar II, Alone — Commemorative 2 kronors 1872-1877. Fine. 2 pcs.
PART III — SMALL SILVER
:028. Gustavus IV — One-sixth rix dollar 1806. Another of Charles XIII, 1814. Very fine. 2 pcs.
1029. John III — Broad 1-oere for Stockholm 1575. King standing. Also half-oere 1581, etc, to 1637. Fine 5 pcs.
1030. Oscar I — One-fourth rix dolar 1848, 1857. Also one-eighth dollars 1832, 1763. Fine to unc. 4 pcs.
1031. Charles XI — Silver 5-oere pieces 1694, 1700-1702. Fine 3 pcs.
1032. Pieces of 4-oere 1677, 2-oere 1665, one-twelfth thaler 1694, etc. Fine. 4 pcs.
1033. One-oere pieces 1665 to 1734. Fine, 10 pcs.
1034. Dime size pieces 1836, 48, 64. Half-dime size 1852 to 1865 (5). Also early solid! of Gustavus and Christina (9). Very good to fine. 17 pieces.
1035. Denmark Christian VIII — Species Dollar 1847. Very good. Scarce-
1036. Denmark. Frederick VII — Species Dollar 1849. Very fine.
1037. Denmark — Commemorative 2-kronor pieces, 1898-1923 with jugate heads. Also 1905 and 1906 the last with head on each side. Very fine. 3 pcs.
PART IV — MISCELLANEOUS SILVER COINS
1038. Worms — Bishopric in GERMANY. Reformation half-thaler 1717, with view of the city. Reverse, key and star under sun. Very good. Extremely rare. Worth $10 to $15.
1039. Bavaria — Broad Madonna Thaler 1773, loop off. Also a smaller one 1867, very fine. 2 pcs.
1040. Prussia — Commemorative 3-marks 1913 Avith monument. Proof.
1041. Another, with eagle and serpent. Unc.
1042. Mexico. Maximilian — Peso or dollar 1866- Potosi mint. Fine.
1043. Another, as last — Fine.
1044. United States Territories — Cuba 1897 souvenir dollar. Philippine Is- lands peso 1903. Fine 2 pcs.
1045. Hawaiian Islands — Set of , ¥2, and 1 dolar. Fine to unc. 3 pcs.
1046. Germany — Kaiser 5 marks 1902. Ccomnation thaler 1861, Wurttem- erg 3 marks 1914. Very fine. 3 pcs.
1047. Mexico — Peso 1871, Zs mint. Peru peso 1874. Very fine. 2 pcs.
1048. Austria — Thaler for Flanders 1795. Fine.
1049. Japan — Old type yen with a small round counterstamp. Also French 5 francs 1875. Fine and unc. 2 pcs.
1050. Russia — Ruble 1877, no bust. Also Nicholas II, 1896, 1897, and half- ruble 1897, 1899. Fine. 5 pcs.
KEEP YOURSELF POSTED— PRICE CATALOGUE— FIFTY CENTS.
37
MISCELLANEOUS SILVER COINS (Continued)
1051. Half-Dollars — India ruppe 1907 Edward VII. Also Guatemala, 1894, Panama 1904, Mexico 1886, Italy 1908. Fine. 5 pcs-
1052. Quarter-Dollars — Denmark, Norway, Finland, Panama, India native rupees (2). Dates from 1853 to 1904. Fine. 6 pcs.
1053. England — Victoria. Maundy set 1, 2, 3, 4 pence, 1893. Proofs, 4 pieces.
1054. Another set 1891. Proofs. 4 pcs.
PART V — SWEDISH COPPER COINS. LARGEST SIZE PIECES
1055. Immense copper 1-oere 1628 dated in fig’ures, for Nykoping. Issued under Gustavus Adolphus. Very fine. Cost $4. Arms, reverse eagle. Larger than a silver dollar.
1056 — Another 1628. Dated in Roman numbers. Reverse a griffin. Very good. Cost $3.
1057. Another 1629- — Reverse crossed arrows. Fine. Cost $4.
1058. Another 1631 — Fine but a little off center.
1059. Another 1685 — Dated in figures. Fine but a little off center. Is- sued by Charles XI. Cost $4. Larger than the four preceding pieces.
1060. One-fourth oere 1634, 37, 66 — Die varieties. Last is one-sixth oere. Fine 5 pcs.
1061. Thick 2-oere pieces 1741, 1761, 62, 63 — Large size. Crossed arrows. Fine. 4 pcs. Cost $1 each.
1062. Others dated 1743, 59, 61 — Fine. 3 pcs.
1063. Same type 1-oere pieces 1742, 46, 47, 48, 68. Fine. 5 pcs.
1064. Same type 1 skilling 1819, 22, 25. — Large size. Fine to unc. 3 pcs.
1065. Same type V2, 14, 1/6, 1/12 skillings 1799-1832. Mostly fine.
9 pieces.
1066. Oscar I — Very large 4 skiling Banco, 1849. Unc. With bust.
1067. Another 1849. Ext. fine.
1068. Another 1852 — Large 1-oere 1742. Fine, 2 pcs.
1069. Same type 2 skilling 1845, 1847 — Also 1 skilling 1850, 1845, 1852, 1853. Fine to unc. 6 pcs.
1070. Same type 2/3 siklling 1846, and smaller fractions, various dates to 1855. Fine. Many unc. Rare as a set. 35 pcs.
1071. So-called Baron de Gortz copper dalei’s — Size of a U. S. half-cent. Dates 1715-1719. Names of Planets, etc. Mostly fine. 14 pcs.
1072. Charles XIV — Very large 2 skillings 1840, 1843 with bust. Also 1 skilling 1832. Very fine to unc. 8 pcs.
1073. Same type 1 skilling 1835, 36, 39, 43. Fine to unc. 4 pcs.
1074. Same type 2/3, V2, Vi skillings 1832 to 1843 — Also a pollet token 1765 with sun and mountains. Fine to unc. 3 pcs.
1075. Balance of the Swedish copper collection — Carl XV and Oscar II, V2, 1, 2, 5 oere, 1837-73. Fine to unc. 13 pcs.
1076. Canada 1822 — The large Lesslie & Sons 2 pence token. Breton No. Extremely fine to unc. Worth $10.
1077. Canada — Collection of copper coins from 1832 to 1857. Varied lot. Very good fine. 16 pcs.
1078. Russian Copper Coins — Very large 5 kopecks 1803. Other pieces 1882-1906. Soviet set 1, 2, 3, 5 kopecks 1924 and 2, 3 kopecks 1926. Very fine to unc. 12 pcs.
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FOREIGN COINS (Continued)
1079. British South Africa — Copper set of Georg’e V, 1923. 1, ’2, 14 penny. Unc. 3 pcs.
:080. Miscell aneous Copper and Nickel Coins from everywhere — Includes H jeton of Napoleon 1804. Dates 1786 to 1920. Mostly very good to fine. 56 pcs.
1081. Silver Coins — Russian Soviet set 10, 15, 20 kopecks 1922-25 . Also various dime and half-dime coins 1868-1917. Vei'y good to fine. 17 pieces.
U. S. QUARTERS
NOTE: — These Liberty standing quarters are bringing new record prices at each sale. We advise you to buy for we expect qua)'ters of this type to be rai'e regardless of date.
1082. 1916 — New type Unc. Records to $25.00
1083. 1917 — Type I, Unc.
1084. 1917 — Type II, Unc. Records to $15.00
1085. 1918 — Unc. Records to $10.00
1086. 1919 — Unc.
1087. 1920 — Unc
1088. 1921 — Unc. Records to $30.00
1089. 1923 — Unc.
1090. 1924 — Unc.
1091. 1925 — Unc.
1092. 1926 — Unc.
1093. 1927 — Unc. Scarce.
1094. 1928 — Unc.
U. S. TWENTY CENT PIECES
1095. 1875 — Unc.
1096. 1875 “S” — Unc.
1097. 1875 “C. C.”— Unc. Scarce.
1098. 1876 — Unc.
Consignment H Brooklyn, N. Y.
U. S. HALF EAGLES $5.00
1099. 1892 “C. C.”— Extremely fine.
1100. 1893 — Unc.
1101. 1900 — Unc.
U. S. QUARTER EAGLES $2.50
1102. 1851 — Very fine.
1103. 1857— Ex. fine.
1104. 1873 — Unc.
1105. 1907 — Unc.
1106. 1909 — Unc.
1107. 1911 — Unc.
39
U. s. SILVER DOLLARS
1108. 1840 — Fine.
1109. 1841 — Fine.
1110. 1855 — Strictly good. Scarce.
1111. 1922-S, 1923-S — Unc. 2 pcs.
1112. 1924-S — Unc.
1113. 1928-1928-S — Unc. Scarce.
U. S. HALF DOLLARS AND COMMEMORATIVES
1114. 1839 — With drapery. Very fine.
115. 1840 — With Drapery. Very fine.
1116. 1847 “O” — Very fine, scarce.
1117. 1929 “S” & “D” — Unc. 2 pcs.
1118. 1933 “S”— Unc.
1119. 1934 Maryland. Unc.
1120. 1934 “D” Oregon — Unc. scarce.
121. 1934. Daniel Boone Unc.
1122. 1935. Connecticut — Unc.
1123. 1935. Arkansas — Unc.
1124. 1935. Spanish Trail — Unc.
1125. 1935. Daniel Boone — Unc.
1126. 1936 S & D Providence — Unc. 2 pcs.
1127. 1936. Carter Glass — Unc.
1128. 1936. Oregon Trail — Unc.
1129. 1936 Joe Robinson, Arkansas Unc.
U. S. QUARTER DOLLARS
1130. 1833, 1836, 1839 — V. fine good, 3 pcs.
1131. 1844, 1848, 1851 — Fine, 3 pcs.
1132. 1894 “S” — Unc. Scarce.
1133. 1918 “D” — Fine. Scarce.
1134. 1930, 1930 “S” — Unc. 2 pcs.
1135. 1932 S & D — Unc. 2 pcs.
1136. 1932, 1934 D — Unc. 2 pcs.
U. S. DIMES
1137. 1843 “O”, 1849 “O” — Good 2 pcs.
1138 — 1850, 1853 — Unc. 2 pcs.
1139. 1875, 1880, 1891 — Unc. 3 pcs.
1140. 1892, 1893, 1897 — Unc. 3 pcs.
1141. 1931 S. & D. Unc. 2 pcs.
U. S. NICKELS
1869, 1882, 1883 — Unc. 3 pcs. 1900-01-2-10-1 1-12-31-“S” — Unc. 7 pcs.
1142.
1143.
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THREE CENTS SILVER AND NICKEL
1144- 1855 — Fine. Rare.
1145. 1866 over 65, 1868 — Nickel Unc. 2 pcs.
1146. 1871, 1873 — Unc. 2 pcs.
1147. Two cents 1864, 1865 — Unc. 2 pcs.
INDIAN CENTS
1148 1861 — Unc. Scarce.
1149. 1862, 1863, 1864 — Unc. 3 pcs.
1150. 1864 — Bronze No. “L”. Unc. Red.
1151. 1871 — Unc. Red. Rare.
1152. 1877 — Brilliant Proof. Should bring in $10.00 or better. Very Rare.
1153. 1885 — Unc. Red. Scarce.
1154. 1888, 1897, 1899 — Unc. Red. 3 pcs.
1155. 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906 — Unc. Red. 4 pcs.
1156. 1907, 1908, 1909 — Unc. Red. 3 pcs.
1157. Lincoln Cents. 1931-D & S, 1932, 1932 D, 1933, 1933 D. — Unc. Red.
6 pieces.
1158. Large Cent 1847 — Recut date. Ext. Fine. Rare.
1159. Large Cent 1848 A-9 — Unc. Brown.
1160. Large Cents 1855 A-9 — Unc. Red.
CIVIL WAR TOKENS
1161. 17 different Civil War Tokens. All numbered H. G. Fine 12 pcs.
1162. Numismatist, 1932, July, Sept. Oct., Nov., Dec., 5 pcs.
Consignment Chicago, 111*
FOREIGN GOLD COINS
FRANCE
1163. 1906. 100 francs — Genius Writing on tablet. Ex. Fine.
1164. 1904. 100 francs — Same as proceeding. Ex. Fine.
1165. 1786- Louis XVI, Louis D’OR — Size about 50 Francs. Very fine.
1166. 1806 — Napoleon, Republic of France. 40 Francs.
1167. 1807. Same as proceeding.
1168. 1812. Napoleon — French Empire. 40 Francs. Fine.
1169. 40 Francs Napoleon Emperor dated AN — 13 Fine.
J.170. 1818. Louis XVIII — 40 Francs. Very Fine.
1171. 1810. Napoleon Emperor 20 Francs — Laureated head. Fine.
1172. 1865. Napoleon II, 20 Francs — Very fine.
1173. 1866 — Same as proceeding.
1174. 1868 — Same as proceeding.
1175. 1898 — Genius Writing 20 Francs. V. Fine.
1176. 1907 — New type with Rooster. 20 Francs. Unc.
1177. 1909 — Same as proceeding.
1178. 1855. Napoleon III — 10 Francs. Bare head. V. G.
1179. 1859. Napoleon III — 10 Francs Laureated head. V. Fine. Scarce date.
1180. 1864. Napoleon III. 10 Francs Laureated head. V. Fine. Scarce date
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FOREIGN GOLD COINS— FRANCE (Continued)
1181. 1860. Napoleon III — 5 Fiancs. Fine.
1182. 1865. Napoleon 111 — 5 Francs. H. B. Mint. V. F. Rare.
MEXICO
1183. 1772. Charles III — 8 scudos or Doubloon. J. M. Mint. V. Fine.
1184. 1776. Charles III — 8 scudos or Doubloon. S. 0. Mint. V. F. rare.
1185. 1786. Charles III — 8 Scudos or Doubloon. N. R. mint. V. F.
1186. 1788. Charles III — 8 Scudos or Doubloon. M. mint. V. Fine.
1187. 1807. Charles IIIl — 2 Scudos or Quarter Doubloon. M. mint. Fine & Scarce.
1188. 1810. Ferdinand VII — 8 Scudos or Doubloon N. R. Mint. Fine. Rare.
1189. 1813. Ferdinand VII — 8 Scudos or Doubloon. N. R. Mint. Fine. Rare.
1190. 1924 — 50 Peso Commemorative Series. About Unc.
1191. 1907 — 10 Pesos, Head of Diaz. V. F.
1192. 1906 — 5 Pesos Head of Diaz. V. F.
1193. 1919 — 214 Pesos, Diaz. V. F.
1194. 1897 — One Peso, large size. Mo. Mint. Unc.
1195. 1892 — One Peso, large size. Mo. mint. Unc. Scarce.
1196.
1197.
1198.
1199.
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206 1207
1208.
1209.
1210. 1211. 1212.
1213.
1214.
1215.
SPAIN
1897 — 100 Pesetas. Bust of Alfonso XIII as a boy. V. F. & Rare. 1890 — 20 Pesetas, Bust of Alfonso XIII as a baby. Ex. Fine. Scarce. 1899 — 20 Pesetas, Alfonso XIII as a youth. Unc.
1840 — 80 Reales, Bust ol Isabel H. V. F. & Rare.
ITALY
1814. Bust of Napoleon, 40 Lires — V. F. Rare.
1883. Umberto I — 100 Lires. V. F. Rare.
1882. Umberto I — 20 Lires. V. F. Scarce.
1865. Victor Emanuel II — 20 Liras. V. F.
1868 — Same as preceeding. V. F.
1873 — Same as preceeding. V. F.
1863. Victor Emanuel — 10 Lires. Fine.
1865. Victor Emanuel — 10 Lires, Fine.
ENGLAND
1887. Victoria — Jubilee, 2 pounds. Unc. Scarce.
1804. George III — Half Guinea, V. F. Scarce.
1902. Edward VII — 5 pounds, V. F. Scarce.
1910. Edward VII — One Pound, last year of reign. Unc.
1883. Victoria — Young head. Half Sovereign. Fine.
1896. Victoria with Mantilla — Half Sovereign. Fine.
1907. Edward VI 1 — Half Sovereign. Unc.
1911. Geo V — Half Sovereign, First year of reign. V. F. Scarce.
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FOREIGN GOLD COINS (Continued)
RUSSIA
1216. 1828 — Platinum 3 Roubles, First year of issue, formerly proof now Ex. fine, rare.
1217. 1889. Alexander — 5 Roubles, Ex. Fine.
1218- 1891. Alexander — 5 Roubles. Unc.
1219. 1897. Nicholas II — 15 Roubles. Ex. Fine. Scarce.
1220. 1899. Nicholas II — 10 Roubles, Ex. Fine.
1221. 1899. Nicholas II — 5 Roubles, V. Fine.
GERMAN
1222. 1809. Prussia Fred. Wilhelm III — D’OR Fine. Scarce.
122i3. 1876 — ^Wilhelm 20 Marks, V. F.
1224. 1888 — Frederick 20 Marks. Unc.
1225. Same as preceeding, Impaired. Proof.
1226. 1903. Wilhelm II — 10 Marks. Ex. Fine.
MISCELLANEOUS GOLD COINS
1227. Canada, 1912-Ten Dollars V. F. Scarce.
1228. Newfoundland 1865 Two Dollars — V. F. Rare.
1229. Hungary 1875, Twenty Francs — V. F. Scarce.
1230. Hungary 1884, Twenty Francs — V. F. Scarce.
1231. Hungary 1887, Franz Joseph 20 Francs V- F.
1232. Switzerland 1899, Twenty Francs Ex. Fine.
1233. Switzerland 1901, Twenty Francs. Ex. Fine.
1234. Switzerland 1902, Twenty Francs Ex. Fine.
1235. Argentina 1882 — Five Pesos — Ex. Fine.
1236. Argentina 1887, Five Pesos — Ex. Fine, Scarce date-
1237. Argentina 1888, Five Pesos — Ex. Fine.
1238. Argentina, 1889, Five Pesos — Ex. Fine.
1239. Sardinia 1832. Charles Albert 20 Lires V. Fine, Scarce.
1240. Sardinia 1834 — Same as proceeding-, V. F.
1241. Sardinia 1847 — Same as proceeding-. V. F. Scarce.
1242. Netherland 1877, William III 10 guldens, V. F.
1243. Finland 1878, Ten Markkas — Unc.
1344. Cuba 1915 — Four Pesos. V. F.
ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD AND SILVER
1245. Augustus. Gold Aureus — ^Head right. AUGUSTUS DIVI F. Reverse, Emperor mounted, galloping- right with two standards behind. C. CAES. AUGUST. Obverse fine. Reverse very good. Ext. rare-
1246. Augustus. Silver Denarius — Reverse, two caesars standing. Flan rather small. Very fine.
1247. Another, on very broad flan — Very fine.
1248. Base Tetradrachms — Aelius, Trajan, Nero — Very good. 3 pcs.
1249. Claudius — Base tetradrachm. Reverse, bundle of five ears of wheat. Date LEN. Another of Trajan. Reverse Zeus. About fine. 2 pcs.
1250. Base Tetradrachms — Nero (5), Trauan (3), Vespasian. Rare re- verses. Fine. 9 pcs.
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ANCIENT ROMAN, GOLD AND SILVER (Continued)
1251. Nero and Agrippina — Base tetradrachm. Very fine.
1.252. Roman Family Denarii — Vibia, Tituria, Curtia ,Satria, etc. Very good- 6 pcs.
1253. Denarius of Vespasian, Nerva, Commodus, Marcus Aurelius, Antoni- nus Pius- Scarce reverses. Fine. 5 pcs.
1254. Romano-Campania — (250 B. C.) Early type stater. Janiform heads. Reverse, quadriga to right. Below ROMA incused on oblong panel. Very fine. Rare.
ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS GRAECO-EGYPTIAN DYNASTY. PTOLEMY
1255. Tetradrachm — Several small counterstamps on both sides- Bold, life- like head. Obverse very fine. Reverse very good.
1256- Gela. Tetradrachm — (B. C- 460 ) Forepart of man-headed bull. Above GELAS in Greek letters. Reverse, walking quadriga to right. Victory above- Very fine.
1257. Syria. Antiochus VI — (145 B. C.) Drachma- Head right with radiate diadem. Reverse, Apollo seated. Fine.
1258. Corinth — (450.400 B. C.) Stater. Head of Athena left, small coun- lerstamp before face, dolphin lurther up, fern leaf behind.
Reverse, Peg asus flying left, off center. Very fine.
12.50- Acarnania. Stater for Thyrreion — Athena left between the Greek let- ters theta and upsilon. Reverse, Pegasus flying left. Fine.
1260. Macedon. Alexander the Great (336-323 B. C.) TETRADRACHM.
Mintmark a rooster. Slight edge defect in flan above head. Very fine.
1261. Another, with mintmark a club and monogram sigma omega — Smaller flan- Very fine.
1262. Another with mintmark TK — Small flan. Very good-
1263. Philip III — Tetradrachm. Same style. Small hole before eye. Mint- mark M. Under chair B. Fine.
1264. Ptolemy 1. — Three more tetradrachm. One may be for AKE. Pol- ished. Very fine- 3 pcs-
1265. Ptolemy VIII — Tetradrachm. Date LIH. Fine.
1266- Ptolemaic Tetradrachm — (4). Nero (1). Good to fine. 5 pcs.
1267. Pergamum — Tetradrachm with Cista Mystica, etc. Fine.
1268. Syria. Antiochus VIII, Gryphus — (125-96 B. C.) Tetradrachm. Pol- ished. Very good.
1269. Rhodes — Tetrobol. Very fine.
1270. Doubtful Tetradrachms — Aradus in Phoenicia, Alexander the Great for Macedon, Egypt under the Ptolemies, etc. Good to fine. Sold as is. 7 pcs.
Consignment Rawley, Mass.
U. S. SILVER DOLLARS
127 1. 1795 )Head of 94 — two leaves. Strictly fine.
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U. s. SILVER DOLLARS (Continued)
|
11!72. |
1798 |
Large Heraldic Eagle — Very Fine. |
|
1273. |
1799 |
7x6 Stars. Very fine. |
|
1274. |
1803 |
Large 3. Very fine |
|
1275. |
1839 merly |
Godrecht Dollar — Flying eagle Dollar, milled edge formerly a a proof — now extremely fine. Very rare. |
|
1276. |
1842 |
Very fine. |
|
1277. |
1843 |
Very fine. |
|
1278. |
1847 |
Very fine. |
|
1279. |
Rare |
1852 Dollar — Formerly proof, now Extremely Fine. Very Rare. |
|
1280. |
1859 |
“O”— Very Fine. |
|
1281. |
1860 |
“O”— Very fine. |
|
1282. |
1863 |
Extremely Fine. |
|
1283. |
1864 |
Proof. |
|
1284. |
1866 |
Proof. |
|
1285. |
1869 |
Fine. |
|
1286. |
1871 |
Unc. |
|
1287. |
1872 |
“C. C.” — Extremely Fine. Very Rare. |
|
1288. |
1873 |
Brilliant Proof. |
|
1289. |
1876 |
Trade, Proof. |
|
1290. |
1877 |
“S”, 1878 “S” — Trade. Very Fine & Unc. 2 pcs. |
|
1291. |
1878 |
“S”— 7 feathers. Unc. |
|
1292. |
1879 |
“S” — Unc. |
|
1293. |
1880, |
1881 “O” — Very fine. 2 pcs. |
|
1294. |
1889 |
“O” — Unc. |
|
1295. |
1895 |
UnCj. |
|
1296. |
1900 |
“O”— Unc. Scarce. |
|
1297. |
1921 |
D — Morgan. Unc. |
|
1298. |
1921, |
1922 D — Unc. 2 pcs. |
|
1299. |
1925 |
S, 1926 D — Unc. 2 pcs. |
|
1300. |
1927 |
D— Unc. |
|
i301. |
1928- |
— Unc. |
|
1302. |
1934 |
D, 1935 — Unc. 2 pcs. Consignment Missouri U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS All Uncirculated. |
|
1303. |
1892, |
1893 Columbia, 2 pcs. |
|
1304. |
1918 |
Lincoln. |
|
1305. |
1920 |
Pilgrim. |
|
130q. |
1921 |
Alabama Plain. |
|
1307. |
1921 |
Pilgrim. |
|
1308. |
1921 |
Missouri Plain. Scarce. |
|
1309. |
1923 |
Monroe Doctrine. |
|
1310. |
1926 |
Oregon. |
|
1311. |
1925 |
Lexington, Stone Mountain. 2 pcs. |
|
13V4. |
1924 |
Hugenot Walloon. |
|
1313. |
1926 |
S. Oregon. PRICE LIST OF THIS SALE— FIFTY CENTS. |
45
U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS. All Uncirculated (Continued)
|
1314. |
1926 |
Sesqui. |
|
1315. |
1927- |
Bennington. |
|
1316. |
1928 |
Oregon Trail. |
|
1317. |
1928 |
Hawaiian. Scarcq. |
|
1318. |
1933 |
Oregon Trail. |
|
1319. |
1934 |
Oregon Trail. |
|
1320. |
1934 |
Maryland. |
|
1321. |
1934 |
Daniel Boone. 2 jocs. |
|
1322. |
1934 |
Texa^. |
|
1323. |
1834, |
1835 Daniel Boone. 2 pcs. |
|
1324. |
1935 |
Arkansas. |
|
1325. |
1935 |
Daniel Boone. |
|
1326. |
1935 |
Daniel Boone. P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
|
1327. |
1935 |
Hudson. 3 pcs. |
|
1328. |
1935 |
Connecticut. |
|
1329. |
1935 |
Spanish Trail. |
|
1330. |
1935 |
San Diego. |
|
1331. |
1935 |
Texas P. S. D., 3 pcs. |
|
1332. |
1935 |
Texas P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
|
1333. |
1936 |
Arkansas P,. S. D., 3 pcs. |
|
1334. |
1936 |
Providence P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
|
1335. |
1936 |
Daniel Boone, P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
|
1336. |
1936 |
Wisconsin. 2 pcs. |
|
1337. |
1936 |
Long Island. 2 pcs. |
|
1338. |
1936 |
Cleveland. 2 pcs. |
|
1339. |
1936 |
D. — San Diego. 2 pcs. |
|
1340. |
1936 |
Oregon Trail, 2 pc§. |
|
1341. |
1936 |
S — Oregon Trail. 2 pcs. |
|
1342. |
1936 |
Cincinnati P. S. D., 3 pcs. |
|
1343. |
1936 |
Cincinnati P,. S. D., 3 pcs. |
|
1344. |
1936 |
Albany. 2 pcs. |
|
1345. |
1936 |
York. 2 pcs. |
|
1346. |
1936 |
Bridgeport. 2 pcs. |
|
1347 |
1936 |
Elgin. 2 pcs. |
|
1348. |
1936 |
Lynchburg. |
|
1349. |
1936 |
San Francisco. |
|
1350. |
1936 |
Texas. P. S. D., 3 pcs. |
|
1351. |
1936 |
Texas. P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
|
1352. |
1936 |
Columbia, South Carolina, P. S. D. 3 pcs. |
Consignment M-M.H.
A SERIES OF MOST UNUSUAL AND RARE COLONIAL COINS
All Uncirculated
The Owner of this Collection Requests that his identity and city be withheld from publication.
NOTE: Not since the “(jay Nineties” has the collector had an oppor- tunity to buy these unusual pieces as will follow in the next few lots. It has been a long- time since the Parmalee and Davis Sales were held where coins of such importance were offered to the col- lectors. It possibly shah be years again before such rarities are offei-ed at auction sale or even private sale for we believe most of them are in daptivity and possibly may never be I'eleased.
4G
RARE COLONIAL COINS (Continued)
1354. Sommer Islands or Bermuda Shilling — Hog’ left, XII above- Reverse, a sailing vessel,. Struck about (lGlO-14) and said to be the earliest American Coin. Obverse very good. Reverse fine. Crosby Plate 1. No. 1. Very Rare.
1355. Sommer Islands Sixpence — Similar design to the shilling, but VI above the hog- Very fine. Crosby Plate 1 No. 2. Extremely Rare.
1356- Carolina 1694, hjalf penny — Elephant to left- Reverse in six lines. GOD PRESERVE CAROLINA AND THE LORD’S PROPRIETORS 1694. Obverse fine. Reverse Very good. Crosby Plate IX No. 2. Extremely Rare.
1357- Rosa Americana Two Pence 1723 — Crowned Rose. Uncirculated specimen, perfectly centered revealing the full original golden bronze lustre. Very Rare in this condition.
1358. 1776 Continental or Fugio Dollar — Variety with one R in Cui’rency. Thirteen links with name of State on each. Uncirculated with almost full mint lustre. Very Rare Condition. Crosby Plate VIII No. 15.
1359. 1776 Continental or Fugio Dollar as above, bu.t variety with two Rs, short figures in date. Crosby Plate VII No. 16. Uncirculated with full mint lustre. Very Rare.
1360. Maryland Shilling 1659 — Draped bust of Lord Baltimore. Reverse, crown shield of arms separating XII. See Crosby Plate III No. 25. The legend is not fully struck up. This variety is not listed in Crosby. Extremely Fine. Very Rare.
1361. Maryland 6 Pence 1659 — Lord Baltimore, similar type, value .VI. Crosby Plate III No. 26. Extremely fine and extremely rare.
1362. Maryland, Annapolis Shilling 1783 Chalmers, two birds with long worm on river-bank. Reverse clasped hands in wreath. Crosby Plate IX. No. 8. Very fine. Extremely Rare.
1364. Rare Inimica Tyrannis Cent 1785 — Continental Pattern copper cent 1785. Indian standing with how and arrow, leaning against altar. Reverse confederation, cluster of thirteen small stars in a circle on a radiant sun. Guaranteed genuine original. One of the premier rarities in U. S. A. colonials. Crosby Plate VII No. 12 R 21. Very fine. Very rare.
1365. Connecticut Cent 1785 — Miller-Rider. No. 3-4-FZ armored bust right. Uncirculated, lustrous specimen with a flan defect above RORI.
1366. Connecticut Cent 1788 — Miller-Rider No. 17 Q. Rarity 5. UncircU' lated but last figure of date not fully struck up. Faint die-breaks on both sides.
1367. George Washington Half Dollar in Copper 1792 — Bust of Washino’- ton to left. G. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT. 1. Reverse Eag'le with arrows in olive branch. Fifteen stars about its head. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Edge has ornamental design running com- pletely around. A few insignificant edge nicks. Otherwise ex- tremely fine. Crosby Plate X No. 8. The only original in copper offered in a long time. Very Rare.
1368. George Washington Cent 1792 — Reverse, GENERAL OF THE AMERICAN ARMIES 1775, etc. with 1732 inverted under the bust. Extremely fine, with proof surface, excepting a dark spot at right of reverse. Crosby Plate X No. 13. Very Rare.
1369. George Washington Token SUCCESS TO THE UNITED STATES
Brass, large size. Uncirculated.
Castorland Half Dollar 1796 — Restrike in copper. Thin flan, bril- liant proof with milled edge. Signed DUV. for DUVIVTER.
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RAREST 1795 HALF DOLLAR
Rare U. S. Half Dollar 1795 — Variety with bunch of THREE LEAVES under each wing of the eagle- Illustrated in Scott’s ca- talog'ue, page 53 and priced there from $75 to $150. Entire date double in the die. Perfectly centered. Very fine-
MASSACHUSETTS COLONIAL COINAGE, Etc.
1372. 1652 — Oak Tree shiling, large planchet; large 6 in date, die broken
at right, tree has been struck three times, this variety is not listed in Crosby’s. Very fine. Very Rare Variety.
1373- 1652 — Oak Tree — 2 pence, Crosby’s 1. A. 2. Very fine. Very rare-
1374- 1652. Massachusetts — Pine tree shilling- Large planchet, well cen- tered. Crosby’s 1. R 6- Uncirculated Gem, original cost $75.00 thirty ago. Very Rare condition.
1375. 1652. Mass. — Pine Tree shilling. Small planchet, well centered, wide roots, top branch points H and V small letters XII large AND strictly fine. Rare-
1376. 1652. Mass. — Pine tree, 6 pence, well centered, small planchet, but obverse off at top Very fine Crosby IB. R3 Very Rare.
1377- 1652. Mass — Pine Tree-3 pence- Well centered, obverse very fine,
reverse lettering worn, treee strong, very good- Crosby 2 A. B. Rare.
1378. Imunis Columbia Cent 1787 — Liberty seated on Globe, Rx Spread Eagle. Crosby Plate VIII. No. 8. Ex. fine. Rare-
1370- Rosa Americana — Two Pence, UNDATED, N- 13 Unc- Rare in this condition.
1380- Rosa Americana Half Penny, 1722 — Bust Georgius, DEI, GRATIA REX. Rx. Heraldic Rose. Crosby Plate IV No. 6. Strictly very fine, and very rare. One of the finest coins of its type in existence.
1381. Rosa Americana Penny 1723 — Crowned Rose. Lowest barb of Rose is above motto frame. Yellow Bronze Uncirculated. Rare-
1382- Rosa Americana Penny, 1722 — Georgius. Dei. Gratia- REX. Letter E under lowest curl Rx. Heraldic Rose Yellow Bronze. Crosby Plate IV. No. 3- Uncirculated. Very Rare.
1383- Nova Constellatio Cent, 1783 — Pointed Rays. C-2-B- Strictly very fine.
1384. Nova Constellatio Cent, 1783 — Blunt Rays. C-3-C- Unc. Rare-
1385. Nova Constellation Cent, 1785. Pointed Rays. C-3-B- Unc. Rare.
1386- Nova Constellatio Cent, 1785 — Pointed Rays. C-4-B. V. Fine. Scarce-
1387. Washington Cent, 1791 — Large eagle. Uncirculated. Red with proof surface. Ex. rare in this condition. Gem.
1388. Washington Cent, 1791 — Small eagle. Uncirculated Red. Ex. rare in this condition. Gem.
1389. Fugio Cent, 1787 — Original. Uncirculated Red. Rare in this condition.
1390. Woods Half Penny, 1722 — Georgius. DEL GRATIA. REX- Rx. Hibernia seated, holds palm branch, and rests on harp at right- Legend beginning near feet on left. Uncirculated, and very rare-
1391- Woods Farthing, 1723 — Unc. Gem.
1392. Woods Half Penny, 1724 — N. 11- Period after date, unc- Rare.
1393- Woods ^4 Pence 1724 — N. 11. Rx. Hibernia holding palm branch, restirg on harp. Legend beginning near feet at left. Ex. fine and very i-are. Gem.
1394. New York Cent, 1787 — Nova Elborac Liberty seated. 1. Very fine Scarce.
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RARE COLONIAL COINS (Continued)
1395. Vermont Cent, 1785 — R2. Sun risinf^- to right behind mountains 8 trees. Plow below Vermonts, Res. Publica. 1785. Rx. Radiant eye, Forked Rays, Stilla Quarta Decima. V. Fine- Rare.
1396- Vermont Cent, 1786 — R. 9., the “Baby Head”; Auctori: Vermon. Planchet defect from back of neck to letter T. otherwise V. fine. Rare regardless of condition. Ex. rare in this condition.
1397. Vermont Cent, 1786 — R. 8. Sun higher. 7 trees, Vermontesiuin Rx. Radiant eye, Pointed rays. Very fine and rare. Trace of original lustre.
1398. Vermont Cent, 1788 — R.25 Vermont Auctori. Rx. Inde + ET.-LIB -r • About Unc. Scarce.
1399. Mfxssachusetts Cent, 1787 — R-2B-A. Uncirculated Dark Brown. Rare in this conditon. Gem.
1400. Massachusetts Half Cent. 1787 — R-4-B. Unc. with trace of Red. Rare in this condition.
1401. Masachusetts Half Cent, 1788 — R-l-B. Uncirculated. Rare in this condition. Gem.
1402. Connecticut Cent, 1786 — M-3-D. Large head. Uncirculated. Traces of red. Ex. rare. Considered the rarest of all Connecticut cents.
1403. Connecticut Cent, 1786 — No. 5-4-0. Very fine.
1404. Conecticut Cent, 1787 — With eror AUCTOPI. No. 8-0. Fine.
1405. Connecticut Cent, 1788 — No. 3-B-R,5. Struck over Nova Constella- tio. Bust right. Flan defect on bottom of coin. V. F. Rare.
1406. New Jersey Cent, 1786 — No. 24-P. Ex. fine with some red. Scarce.
1407. New Jersey Cent, 1787 — No. 56N. Thin Flan with broad beaded bor- der, uncirculated with traces of red. Rare.
1408. New Jersey Cent, 1787 — Larg’e planchet with the error PLURIBS No. 60 small P. Very fine above average.
1409. New Jersey Cent, 1788 — No. 75 B. B. Ex. fine. Beautiful struck piece. Rare variety.
Consignment Portland, Wash.
U. S. GOLD DOLLARS
NOTE: — Bids less than $2.00 will not be acepted.
1410. 1849 — Open Wreath. Unc.
1411. 1849 “O” — Ex. Fine. Scarce.
2412. 1849 — Ex. Fine.
1413. 1850 — V. F. Scarce.
1414. 1850 — V. Fine. Scarce.
1415. 1851 — Unc.
1416. 1851 “O” — V. Fine.
1417. 1852 — Unc.
1418. 1852 “C” — Unc. Rare.
1419. 1852 “O” — V. F.
J420. 1853 — Unc.
1421. 1853 “O” — Ex. Fine.
1422. 1854— Type I Unc.
1423. 1854 — Type II. Very Fine.
LIST OF PRICES REALIZED— 50 Cents
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U. s. GOLD DOLLARS (Continued)
1424. 1855 — V. Fine.
1425. 1855 “O”— Unc. Fare.
1426. 1856 — V. Fine.
1427. 1857 — Unc.
1428. 1858 — Unc.
1429. 1859 — V. Fine.
1430. 1861 — Small date V. F.
1431. 1862— Unc.
1432. 1868 — Ex. Fine. Rare.
1433. 1873 — Unc.
1434. 1874 — Unc.
1435. 1878 — Unc.
1436. 1882 — Proof. Rare.
1437. 1884 — Unc.
1438. 1885 — Proof. Rare.
1439. 1886 — Proof. Rare.
1440. 1887 — E. Fine.
1441. 1888 — Unc.
1442. 1889 — Unc.
U. S. QUARTER EAGLES ($2-50)
NOTE: — Bids less than $4.00 will not be accepted.
1443. 1805 — About Fine, Rare.
1444. 1834 — Plain 4 Very Fine.
1445. 1835 — Very fine.
1446. 1836 — Very fine.
1447. 1843 “O” — with die break connecting 9 to 13 Stars, very fine.
1448. 1846 “0”-High “O” — Very fine.
1449. 1847 — Very fine, only 29,814 minted.
1450. 1850 — Very fine.
1451. 1851 — Very fine.
1452. 1851 “O” — Very fine.
1453. 1852 "O” — Strictly fine.
14 54. 1853 — Very fine.
1455. 1854 — Extremely fine.
1456. 1854 “O” — Mint mark low and near fraction. Very fine.
1457. 1855 — Very fine.
1458. 1856 — Very fine.
1459. 1857 — Very fine.
1460. 1857 “S” — Very good.
1461. 1861 — Extremely fine.
1462. 1872 “S” — Very good only 18,000 minted.
1463. 1873 — Very fine.
1 164. 1877 “S” — Very fine. Scarce.
1465. 1878 — Very fine.
1466. 1878 “S” — Extremely fine.
3 467. 1879 — Extremely fine.
1468. 1888 — Uncirculated, only 16,098 were minted, Rare.
3 469. 1889 — Extremely fine 17,648 minted. Scarce.
1470. 1893 — Very fine. Scarce.
1471. 1896 — Uncirculated, 19,202 minted .scarce.
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U. S. QUARTER EAGLES ($2.50) (Continued)
1472. 1897 — Extremely fine, scarce.
1473. 1898 — Proof, Rare.
1474. 1899 — Uncirculated, Red gold. Scarce.
1475. 1899 — Unc. Green gold. Rare in this metal.
1476. 1900 — Very fine.
1477. 1901 — Unc.
1478. 1902 — Unc.
1479. 1903 — Unc.
1480. 1904 — Extremely fine.
1481. 1905 — Ext. Fine.
1482. 1906 — Unc.
1483. 1907 — Unc.
1484. 1908 — Unc. Pratt design.
1485. 1909 — Unc.
1486. 1910 — Unc.
1487. 1911 — Unc.
1488. 1911 “D”^ — Very fine. Rare, Records to $20.00.
1489. 1912 — Ext. Fine.
1490. 1913 — Ext. Fine.
1491. 1914 — Very fine.
1492. 1914 “D” — Ext. Fine.
1493. 1915 — Ext. Fine.
1494. 1925 “D” — With die break through date and stars and State.s of America. Unc. Scarce.
1495. 1926 — Unc.
1496. 1927 — Unc.
1497. 1928 — Unc.
1498. 1929 — Last year of quarter eagles, Unc.
U. S. HALF EAGLES ($5.00)
1499. 1800 — Fine, Scarce.
1500. 1834 — Unc.
1501. 1835 — Unc.
1502. 1836 — Unc.
1503. 1837 — Unc.
1504. 1838 — Unc.
1505. 1840 — Fine.
1506. 1844 — Ex. Fine.
1507. 1880 — V. Fine.
1508. 1881 — V. F.
1509. 1886 “S” — Unc.
1510. 1887 “S” — Unc.
1511. 1888 — V. F. only 18,296 minted. Scai'ce.
1512. 1892 “S” — V. Fine.
1513. 1895 — V. Fine.
1514. 1899 “S” — V. Fine.
1515. 1900 — Unc.
1516. 1901 “S”— Unc.
1517. 1902 “S” — Unc.
1518. 1903— Unc. Scarce.
1519. 1906 “D” Unc. First year iliat gold was issued at Denvei- Mint.
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U. S. HALF EAGLES ($5 00) (Continued)
1520. 1907 — Unc.
1521. 1907 “D” — Unc.
1522. 1908 — Unc. la.st yeai' of issue of this type.
1522. 1908 — Indian Head, V. F.
1524. 1909 “D” — V. F.
1525. 1910— V. F.
1520. 1911 — V. F. -
1527. 1912 — V. F.
1528. 1913 — V. F.
1520. 1914 — V. F.
U. S. EAGLES ($10.00)
1520. 1799 — Die break on Border, also a break from hair throug'h letter K. Extremely fine highly polished. Scarce.
1521. 1894 “0”V Fine.
U. S. DOUBLE EAGLES ($20 00)
i532. 1907 — St. Gaudens with Roman Numerals High Wire Edge. Gem.
1522. 1907 — St. Gaudens, Roman Numerals. Flat Edge. Ex. Fine.
U. S. PATTERN COINS
1885 — Dollar, Silver, Snowden design. Regular die, with motto E. PLURIBUS UNUM, edge in raised letters. A. W. R6. Proof.
1525. 1879 — Dollar, Barber’s Goloid Metric design. Silver. A. W. 1G06-R6. Proof.
1526. 1879 — Dollar, Barber’s Metric design Silver, A. W. 1598-R6. Proof.
1527. 1878 — Dollar, Barber’s Goloid, Metric Silver, Reverse, Goloid Metric, A. W. 1569-R8. Proof.
1528. 1878 — Dollar .Barber’s Goloid, Silver, A. W. 1565-R6. Proof.
1529. 1878 — Dollar, Barber’s Silver. This is known as Barber’s Rejected Dollar. A. W. 1562 R6. Proof.
1540. 1878 — Dollar, Morgan, Silver, Known as the Bland Dollar, A. W. 1559-R6. Proof.
1541. 1869 — Half Dollar, Barber aluminum, A. W. 748-R8. Scarce.
1542. 1869 — Dimes, Plain Edge. A. W. 786-R8. Proof.
1542. 1869 — Dime, Reeded edge. A. W. 787-R5. Proof.
1544. 1869 — Dime, Plain edge. A. W. 774-R8. Proof.
1545. 1868 — Nickel, A. W. 675-R4. Extremely fine.
1546. 1859 — -Copper Nickel Cent. Reverse oak wreath, narrow shield. A. W. 212. Proof.
1547. 1855 — Flying Eagle, copper cent. A. W. 197. Proof.
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