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COLLECTIONS

OF

COINS AND MEDALS

AND

SELECTIONS FROM CABINETS.

Solicited for Public Auction

IN

NEW YORK CITY.

LARGEST PATRONAGE,

GREATEST MARKET.

TERMS ON APPLICATION.

LYMAN H. LOW.

The Remainder of the HOCIi COLLECTION, including UNITED STATES PATTERNS FOR COINS,

I will offer in December.

AUCTION SALE.

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COINS, MEDALS, PAPER MONEY.

HOCH (Part II) and TEWELES

PROPERTIES.

FBIDHY AFTEiOOII. DEGEIilllEII 1. 1905,

AT TWO O’CLOCK.

By LYMAN H. LOW.

AT THE MERCANTILE BUILDING,

44 EAST 2,Td STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

CATALOGUi:

of tHe Collection of

PHILIP D. HOCH,

PART TWO.

PATTERNS FOR UNITED STATES COINS, FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, FOREIGN SILVER, BASE AND COPPER COINS, NUMISMATIC BOOKS, OLD NEWSPAPERS, ETC.

also a collection of

Modern German Thalers,

THE PROPERTY OF LEWIS TEWELES.

THE WHOLE SUPPLEMENTED BY A LARGE FIND OF OLD BANK BILLS. FORTY-TWO VARIETIES OF EMBOSSED CARDS, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER COINS,

INCLUDING THE EXTREMELY RARE

1855 GOLD DOLLAR FROM THE DAHLONEGA MINT.

TlClbicb wUl be SolO bi2 Public Suction at

THE MERCANTILE BUILDING.

‘44' to 60 East 23d St., corner of FonrtH A.ve.,

ROOM 205.

DANIEL R. KENNEDY, Auctioneer,

Friday Afternoon, December 1, 1905,

AT TWO O’CLOCK.

Coins, ofc., will bo on Exhibition from 9.30 A. M., to / P. M.

CATALOGUED BY

LYMAN M, LOW,

MERCANTILE BUILDING, 44 EAST 23d STREET, (Telephone 3772, Gramercy.)

NEW YORK, N. Y.

REGISTERED CABLE ADDRESS; "MONETA, NEW YORK.”

THE SIZE OF

COINS AND MEDALS

(The closing number or that following name of coin)

In this Catalogue, is given in Millimeters.

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All manner of copies, alterations and impositions are excluded from my sales.

There are no duplicates in any lot unless so men- tioned specially or stated to be unassorted.

*** Copies of this Catalogue, giving prices realized, neatly executed in red ink, FIFTY CENTS. CASH WITH ORDER.

TO BID UHDEBSTIINDINGLY, THIS MUST BE READ CAREFULLY..

Coins and medals are sold at so much per piece, U. S. proof sets excepted. You cannot bid for one piece in a lot. If a lot contains ten pieces, and you desire to offer $2 for it, make your bid 2oc. The auctioneer will accept an advance of i cent up to 50c., then 5c. up to $2.50, when loc. is the limit, up to $10, and thereafter not less than 25c. Hence any bid up to 50c. can be entertained, but after that the bid must be 55c., 60c., and so on. Such offers 53C-, $1.01, and all intermediate figures are unavailable.

M| Terms for bufiog are 10%, and I make no charge less than Ik

Auction Sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to me must send a deposit covering at least 25% of their bids, otherwise they will not be accepted. Collectors are reminded that it is greatly to their advantage to forward bids as many days as possible in advance of the sale.

By reason of the increased frequency of errors on the part of patrons of my sales, I feel the necessity of calling the attention of those sending bids, to the special instructions as above. Revise your lot numbers carefully, and the price as well, to be sure you are making the offer you desire and against the par- ticular lof wanted. Do not make a lump sum offer for a lot, — they are always sold entire, — but the bid must be by the piece, excepting in the case of U. S. Proof Sets. There are no other exceptions unless definitely so stated in the catalogue.

Make no corrections or alterations of figures, draw your pen through all errors and make a new entry. Do not use a lead pencil ; such marks become indistinct by handling. Avoid making small figures.

It is respectfully requested that remittances be made by Exchange on New York, the collection charges on small checks being quite an item, where there are so many of them. Patrons will be credited with the net amount received for their checks.

A money order is an acceptable method of transmitting small amounts.

CATALOGUE.

PATTERNS FOR UNITED STATES COINS.

1838 Half Dollar. Draped bust of Liberty /. W Flying eagle 1. Below, • HALF DOLLAR # Die slightly cracked. Proof ; a little less than perfect. Rare.

1854 Cent. Liberty head, without stars, otherwise type of regular issue. Fine ; obv. a little stained.

1859 Half Dol. Bust of Liberty r., with oak wreath. 50 ] CENTS within wreath of oak, corn, etc. Very fine ; rare. Silver.

1859 Obv. as last. half | dollar Wreath as last. Ex. fine ; rare. Silver.

1859 Same obv. B? ^ dollar Same wreath. Perfect; rare. Silver.

1859 Half Dol. Liberty seated /., holding fasces. B^ Eagle with ribbon in beak ; below, half dollar Perfect ; rare. Silver.

1863 Postage Currency. loc., “Exchanged for U. S. Notes.” W.m. Good. 1867 5c. Head, type of 3c. regular issue. B? 5 I CENTS in wreath, motto above in small letters. Good ; obv. stained. Nickel.

1863 2C. Bust of Washington. B? Type of regular issue.

CENTS more curved. Bzd. proof ; nearly perfect ; rare.

1863 2C. Similar to regular issue, god our trust B? Pre- cisely as last. Bzd. proof ; rare.

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1864 Cent. Copper-nickel ; proof, and rare. This piece is accompanied by the following note : “ One of a few struck on New Year’s day” — signed “W. E. D.” No doubt Wm. E. Dubois.

1866 5c. Bust of Washington, united states of America 5 CENTS within wreath ; motto in small letters above. Nickel proof ; rare.

1868 ic. Liberty head, type as on 3c. nickel. Bl’ Large i within wreath. Nickel proof. 1869 Same type, with III and V within wreath. Very good.

1869 Dime. Obv. same as regular issue, without date. ^ sil. I NIC. I COP. I 1869. Note with the piece says : “ Only 15 pieces struck April 15, 1869.” Perfect. Silver.

1869 IOC., 25c., 50c. Liberty head r. ; below, in god we trust on ribbon. B/ Value in wreath; above, standard silver; below, 1869 Milled edges ; brilliant proofs, in silver.

1879 Dollar. Liberty head /., cotton and wheat in cap band. GOLOiD METRIC DOLLAR. — loo CENTS Within circle of stars, 15.3 — G. I 236.7 — s. I 28 — c. Silver proof.

1879 Dollar. Large head with wavy hair, and coronet ins. LIBERTY 895.8 s. 4.2 — G. loo — c. in dotted circle within wreath ; below, one dollar Silver proof ; rare.

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1796, ’97, ’98 (2 vars.). Fair and very fair.

1798, 1801 UNITED (2) and yij Poor and fair.

1806, ’07 Perfect date, ’08, ’10. About good.

1810 Fine, medium dark ; dent on outer edge below date.

1809 Very good ; very dark.

1811 over ’10 and perfect date. Fair. i8i I, ’12, ’14 Fair.

1812, ’i6, ’17, ’21 Very fair and good.

18(4 Crosslet 4. Fine; nick on cheek ; medium dark.

1816 Very good. 1818 Very fine, much original rednes.s.

1821 (2), ’23 (3). Fair and very fair.

1823 Perfect date, ’24, ’25, ’28, ’29 (2), '30, ’33 Fair and good.

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1840 Small date, large date (2 vars.) ; the cross line of “ 4” in one touches both “8” and “ o.” 1842 Large date. Good

to about fine.

1843 (2 vars.), ’45, ’46, tall date, ’49, ’50, ’53, ’56, ’57, small date (2), large date. Good.

1846 (low date), ’47, ’51 Very fine.

Small Cent. 1858 Uncirculated, unusually brilliant.

Half Dimes. 1837 Starless, uncirculated; 1870, ’71 Very good ; ’73 Proof.

Dimes. 1796 Shank removed, good ; 1800 Fair.

1796, 1801 Fair.

1798 Very fair, rev. good ; rare.

1802 Very fair, rev. good; rare.

1803, Fair; ’07 Good, scratched on rev.

1809 About good ; rare.

18 1 1 Good; rare.

i8f4, ’20, ’21 (large and small dates); ’23 Good.

1814, ’21, ’24 Fair to about good; ’30, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37 Good and very good.

1822 Fair ; rare.

1825, ’27, ’28 Large date; ’29 Good and very good.

1838, ’39, ’41, ’43, ’5 1, ’53 Arrows. Very fine and unc.

1839 About unc,, proof-like ; 1858 Proof.

1840 With and without drapery; ’47, ’48, ’49, ’53 Arrowless ; ’54. Very good and fine.

1846 Very good; scarce.

1853 Arrowless. Uncirculated; suction brings letters of value to view on obv.

i860, ’67 Uncirculated ; ’62 Very fine.

1863, ’65, ’66 Proofs; first two slight tarnish.

1870, ’71, ’73 With and without arrows. Proofs.

1874, ’75> ’76, ’77» ’78 Proofs.

1879, ’80, ’8 1, ’82, ’83 Proofs.

1884, ’85, ’86, 87, ’88, ’89 Proofs.

1892, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’99, 1901 Uncirculated.

Hard Times Tokens. Enveloped with Low’s numbers, not verified however. Fair to fine.

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Others not compared with the preceding, unassorted ; also in-

cludes Mott’s New York Card, 1789. Fair to good. 32

War Tokens. Including five of Pittsburg, Marshall House, Alexandria, Va., (1859) Yonkers, N. Y., etc. Unassorted. Good to fine. 60

The War Token with General Dix’s famous order, with the 1

error of spoot for spot. Fine ; scarce, and much sought for. i

Token of Upmeyer, Milwaukee, with rev. of Douglas. Struck over the large red Cent of 1833. War Token, Political and curiosity. i

Longwell, Sutler 119th U. S. Colored Inf., 50c. A few early and more late cards, including “ Cusky’s ” Pittsburg. AL, B.,

W.m. and Rubber. Fair to fine, one duplicate. 18

POSTAGE CURRENCY.

New and crisp unless otherwise stated.

First Issue. 5, 10, 25, 50c. Perforated edges, ABN Co. on back. Top frame-line invaded by perforation on the last two. 4

— Set as last. 25c., being an end note, has perforations on

three sides only ; 50c., fine. Without ABN Co. 4

— Set as last. Plain edges, ivithout ABN Co. 50c. has pin- point ink spot on frame-line. 4

— Set as last, with abnc? on backs. 4

— 50c., perforated edges. Without ABN Co. Very good.

50c., plain edges, with ABN Co. Perfect. 2

Second Issue. 5, 10, 25c. 3

— 5, 10, 25, 50c. Bronze letters and figures on back. 4

Third Issue, 3c. Washington, light and dark curtain, the

latter dark from exposure. 2

— 5c. Clark, IOC. Washington, 25c. Fessenden. 3

— 25c. Fessenden. Heavy paper, M — 2 — 6 — 5 on back. Very

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— 50c. Spinner. Value in centre on back ; 2 alike. 2

— Red backs. 5 c. Clark. 1

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— 25c. Fessenden ; small “a” at lower /. Traces of folds. 1

— 50c. Spinner ; small “ i ” at /. A— 2— 6— 5 on back. Very fine.

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Third Issue. 'AW autographic signatures. loc. Colby and Spinner.

— «oc. Jeffries and Spinner. 42 in red, at lower 1. on back. Very rare.

— IOC. as last, without sheet number ; traces of folds and res- toration.

— 50c. Justice seated, Colby and Spinner, without bronze let- ter and figures on back.

— 50c. Spinner, Colby and Spinner. A — 2 — 6 — 5 on back.

— 50c. Spinner, signed by Allison and Spinner. A — 2 — 6 — 5 on back. Extremely rare.

Fourth Issue. loc. Liberty, small and large seal. 25c. Washington, same varieties.

— 15c. small seal, fibre paper; large seal, plain water-marked paper.

— 15c. plain water-marked paper and fibre paper, both with large seal. Each trimmed to frame-line on one side.

— 25c. Washington, plain paper, large seal ; fibre paper, small and large seals.

— 50c, Lincoln, large seal, plain and fibre paper.

— 50c. Stanton.

Fifth Issue. 10c. Meredith, green seals ; 50c. Dexter.

— IOC. Meredith, red seal, short key; 25c. Walker, short and long key ; 50c. Crawford.

Duplicates. 3c. Washington ; 5c. Clark, red back, both fair ; 50c. Spinner; 10c. Liberty; 15c. Columbia; loc. Meredith. Fine.

Colonial. New Jersey, Mch. 25, 1776 3 Shil. Penn., April 10, 1777 4, 8 Shil. Delaware, Jan. i, 1776 5, 6 Shil. Mary- land, April io, 1774 $6. Fine and unc.

Continental. May 10, 1775 $5, $6; Nov. 29, 1775 ^4 5 Feb.

1776 i and $y ; Nov. 2, 1776 $30. Fine and unc.

Penn., Apr. 10, 1777 4 Pounds, Good, though piece out at end. Rare,

Miscellaneous Colonial and Continental. Poor (2) and good.

Old Bank Bills. Mass., New York, Delaware, Penn, (the most, and some good and fine ones in duplicate). So. Caro- lina, Ga. Unassorted. Good to unc., 2 unsigned (30), and 14 poor and fair, not counted.

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Old Bank Bills. Hard Times period. Manual Labor Bank, Phil., 5c. ; Reading, Pa., 25c. War issues : Kutz- town, Titusville, Pa., Wellsville, O., etc. Good to fine. 8

Confederate. State, Municipal and Government issues, in- cluding 2 Bonds and 2 Foreign. Poor to fine. 23

Postal Note for ic.. World’s Fair Tickets (6), War Envelopes (i6). All very fine.- 23

PUBLICATIONS.

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Books. Breton, P. N. Illustrated History of Coins and Tokens relating to Canada. Montreal, 1894. 240 pp., royal

8vo, paper. Every piece illustrated.

Crosby, S. S. The Early Coins of America, and the Laws governing their issue ; comprising also descriptions of the Washington pieces, the Anglo-American Tokens, etc. 378 pp. 10 beautiful plates. 4to, half morocco. The standard work on the series, and likely to remain so for an indefinite time. Published at $12. Public and private sales have made several records above this price.

Hays, W. W. Varieties of United States Cents of the year 1794. Described and illustrated. 18 pp. 2 plates, show- ing obverses and reverses of all known varieties by the au- thor. Privately printed. New York, 1893. Small folio, cloth.

Hawkins, Edward. The Silver Coins of England, arranged and described, with remarks on British Money previous to the Saxon Dynasties. 308 pp., 47 plates. London, 1841. 8vo, half morocco.

Low, Lyman H. Hard Times Tokens. An arrangement of Jackson Cents issued for and against the United States Bank, together with other pieces uttered by merchants and moneyers, dated between the years 1833 and ’44, now fam- iliarly known as Hard Times Tokens. Cap quarto, paper. 65 pp. Illustrations in the text.

Michels, Ivan C. The Current Gold and Silver Coins of all Nations, together with their weights, fineness and intrinsic value, reduced to the standard of the United States. Also, the history of the official coinage of the United States Mint from 1792 to the present day. 112 pp., 4to, cloth. Phila,, i88o. 43 plates.

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Low’s edition, Scott Stamp & Coin Co.’s Copper and Nickel Catalogue. 202 pp. Illustrations in the text. New York, 1893. 8vo, paper ; re-covered in cloth. Good condition. Out of print, and commanding from $5 to $6.50 under com- petition.

111 Low, Lyman H. Priced catalogues of various sales from 1899

to 1904. A valuable record of Coins and Medals, with the prices they have realized during the five years. Many of the most noted coins in the American series, with highest prices realized, will be found.

112 Books. Harold Pierce Library. Some very rare and high- 1/ priced editions. A few lots priced ; several are marked

from $35 to $160. Phil., 1903. A pamphlet on Old China, j etc.

1 13 Stamp Album. Scott’s International, 1894. Contains about O 800 stamps, American and Foreign.

114 — The Philatelist’s Album, 1893. Contains about 300 stamps.

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Massachusetts. National ^gis, Worcester, Sept. 14 (2 in. article cut out). Sept. 21, Oct. 12, 19, 1808. Fair to fine.

— Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette, June 15 to Aug. 17 (7), Mar. 6, and Nov. 27, 1808. Articles cut from three. Good to fine.

— Hampden Federalist, Springfield, Jan. 26, 1815 (piece out in four places), Apr. 9, 1818. Contains a two-cblumn ac- count of the adventures of a bank note. Two in. article cut out elsewhere. Good.

Connecticut. Connecticut Courant and Hartford Weekly Intelligencer, Apr. i and Nov. 4, 1776. Contains interest- ing notes of the Revolution. Piece about 3 in. square re- moved from centre of title, otherwise very good.

New York. The Herald: a Gazette for the Country, Jan. 28, Apr. I, 19, Mch. 15, 18, 22, 1797. Good to about fine.

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— Federal Intelligencer, June 15, 1795, Apr. 30, 1796. Both

supplements. Good and very fair. Portfolio, Sept. 19, 1801. Good. 3

— Phil. Gazette & Daily Advertiser, Mch. 16, Apr. 13, 26,

1802. Political & Commercial Register, Aug. 12, 1816,

Nov. 18, i8i8. The Philadelphian, Sept., 1827, damaged and clipped ; others fair to about good. 6

— Dunlap’s American Daily Advertiser, 1792, Sept. Supple-

ment. Dunlap & Claypoole’s, May 10, 1794 (Extra), July 2, 1795. Claypoole’s, Dec. 8, 1796, Dec. i, 1797, July 9, 24, 1798, Feb. 24, May 15, Aug. 9, 1800. Mostly fine. 10

— Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser. Various issues from

1800 to 1808, excepting 1805, ’07. Two are damaged or clipped, others good to fine. 21

— Others as last, 1809 to 1813. One clipped, others mostly

fine. 27

— Another. Thursday, May 27, 1802, with borders in mourn- ing. “Died — at Mount Vernon, on Saturday evening laft,

Mrs. Martha Washington, widow of the late illuflrious General George Waffiington. — To thofe amiable and chriftian virtues, which adorn the female character, flie added dignity of manners, fuperiority of underftanding, a mind intelligent and elevated. — The filence of refpectful grief is our befi; eulogy.” In fine preservation ; very rare. i

— Phila. Mercantile Advertiser, Mch. 18 to May 4, 1809, Removed from a bound volume ; some are torn by removal,

but many good to fine. 28

Maryland. Balto. Evening Post, June 2, Dec. 2. American & Daily Advertiser, Nov. 23, 18 ii. Sun, Dec. ii, 1811. Patriot, Mch. 25, 26, Apr. 29. Morning Chronicle, 1819. Advertiser, Nov. 12, 1821. Chronicle, Jan. 21, 1835, con- taining oration on Lafayette. Good to fine. 10

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Miscellaneous. Mass. Federal Spy, 1804. Conn. Mir- ror, 1815 (one leaf). New York. Weekly Museum, 1793. Spectator, 1800. Columbian, 1815, contains a column and a half on Napoleon Medals. Oswego Gazette, 1815, contains an ad., “ Penn. Bills and Turnpike Tickets taken at par.” Fair to good.

New Jersey. The True American, 1802. Penn. Claypoole’s Am. Daily Advertiser. Delaware. Chester Delaware Fed- eralist, 18 1 1. Delaware Gazette, 1825. Penn. Readinger Adler, 1806 (in German). District of Col. National Intel- ligencer, 1810, 1811. Good to fine.

No. Carolina. Raleigh Register, 1823, Jan. 17, Dec. 19. So. Carolina. Charleston Courier, Mch. 4, 1803. Ohio. In- terior Gazette, Xenia, 1823. Good and fine.

Ohio. The Chillicothean, July 23, 1826 ;“Genl. Jackson, Nashville,” written in ink on margin. Doubtless the emi- nent Andrew Jackson, a subscriber to the paper, to whom it was addressed. Very fine.

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Gold Coins. Newfoundland. 1885 Two Dollars. Ex. fine. Costa Rica. 1900 Two Colones. Head of Columbus. Unc. Guatemala. Carrera, 186 r 4 Reals. Among the smallest of modern gold coins. Very fine.

Spain. Ferd. VI, 1750 Escudo or Eighth Doubloon. V. fine. Lombardy-Venice. Fran. I, 1832 Ducat. Fine.

Venice. Aloysius Mocenigo, 1570-77 Ducat. Fair; rare.

So. African Republic. 1894 Half Pond, with bust of Kruger. Very good.

Silver, Dollar size. Porto Rico. Alf. XII, 1895 Peso. Very fine.

Mexico. Chas. HI, 1768 8 Rls. Arms, Pillars in sea. Good.

Chas. IV, 1792; Ferd. VII, i8io 8 Reals, bust type. Both very fine.

Ferd. VII, 18 ii “Sand Dollar,” from the Chihuahua mint.

Twice CS. on obv. Good ; scarce.

Ferd. VII, 1814 8 Reals, bust type. Fine.

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Maximilian, 1867 Peso. Good.

Guatemala. 1826 8 Rls. Sun and mts. ^ Tree. V. fine, brilliant.

1894 Dies of the Half Real, CS. on Peruvian Sol, 1891. Ex. fine.

1896 Peso. Justice seated. Scroll on muskets crossed. Uncirculated.

Honduras. 1890 Peso. Liberty, with flag, stdg. beside ped- estal, on which an open book. Fine.

Salvador. 1895 Peso, with bust of Columbus. Fine.

Ecuador. 1897 Sucre. Head. Arms. Lima mint. Un- circulated ; delicate nicks on obv.

Bolivia. 1834 8 Slds., with bust of Bolivar. Nearly fine.

South Peru. 1838 Cuzco, 8 Rls. Sun. ^ Fort, volcano and open sea. Very fine.

Copiapo. 1865 Peso. Arms, i — p copiapo — chile Incuse. W 1865 A necessity coin, struck during the Spanish block- ade of Chilian harbors. Very fine ; rare.

Coquimbo. Peso. A star ; below, i . p Both incuse. R' Plain. A necessity coin, struck by Pedro Leon Gallo, a mine owner, during the rebellion of 1859. Rare.

Chile. 1875 Peso. Brazil. Peter I, 1823 960 Reis. Good.

Ireland. Geo. Ill, 1804 Bk. of Ireland, Six Shillings. Good, scratch on obv. Rare.

France. Louis XVI, 1789 Ecu. Bust. W Arms. Good.

1792 Ecu. Head. W Genius inscribing tablet. Paris mint. About fine.

1793 Ecu, as last. Limoges mint. Very fine.

Nap., 18 r I 5 Fes. Laur. head. IV Value, date, wreath. V. good.

Spain. Ferd. VII, 1809 8 Rls. ferdinandus and large bust. Good ; scarce.

Jos. Napoleon, 18 lo 20 Rls. Head. IV Arms, 20 — r. Good.

Bavaria. Otho, 1899 5 Marks. Head. Eagle. Fine.

Frankfort a/M. 1843 Dbl. Thlr. View of city and river. About fine.

Gotha. 1744 Baptismal Thlr. Scene of baptism and quota- tions from the Bible, in German. Fine. 51.

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Hamburg. 1895 5 Marks. City arms suptd. The Prus- sian eagle. Fine.

Hungary. Leop., 1695 Thlr. Bust in peruke. Dbl.

eagle. About fine.

Prussia. Commemorative 5 Marks. Busts of Fred. I, 1701, and VVm. II, 1901. W The Prussian eagle, value, date, etc. Very slightly circulated.

Regensburg. 1754 Thlr. River view of city. Bust of Francis. Fine.

Wurtemberg. Wm., 1825 “ Kronen Thaler.” Head. Arms. About fine.

Austria. Sigismund, i486 Thlr. The Archduke stdg. R" Plumed knight galloping n, beneath, the date in bold figures. Very good ; rare.

1869 Two Florins. Head. I^ Dbl. eagle, value, date, etc. About fine.

1900 Five Corones. Head. Double eagle within beaded circle ; wreath around border, on which are 5 crowns. Fine. Naples and Sicily. Chas., 1735 Piastre. River god seated on shore of Naples bay. Fair. Sardinia. Chas. P'elix, 1826 5 Lire. Good.

Sicily. Ferd. II, 1852 Piastre. Head. B^ Arms. Abt. fine. Tuscany. Cosmus I, 1572 Piastre. Bust. B^ John the Bap- tist stdg. Very good ; scarce.

Russia. 1822 Rouble. Double eagle. Nicholas II, 1899 Rouble. Head. B^ Double eagle, value, etc. Good. Hongkong. 1895 Dollar. Britannia stdg. B^ Value in Chi- nese and Arabic. About fine.

Philippines. Alf. XIII, 1897 Peso. Head. B^ Arms, value, etc. Very good.

Under Dollar size. England. 1811 3 Shil. Bank Token. Very good. Brunswick-Lun. 1693 § Thaler. Very fair. Morocco. 1310 A. H., 2^ Dirhems. Uncirculated. England. Victoria, 1893 Half Crown. Proof ; rare.

Porto Rico, 1896 40c. Spain, 188 r 2 Pesetas. Prussia, 1899 2 Marks. Good to extremely fine.

Prussia, 1901 2 Marks, with busts of Fred. I and Wm. II. Wurtemburg, 1899 2 Marks. Papal, 1846 50 Bai. Ex. fine and fine.

H	FOREIGN SILVER AND COPPER.
- ' 185	Austria, 1885 Florin. Hungary, 1881 Frt, Switzerland, 1894 2 Frcs. Very good. 3
f 0 186	Size of Franc and 2 Rls. Porto Rico, 1895 ; Mexico, 1754; Guatemala, 1898 ; Ecuador, 1895. Good to ex. fine. 4
M 00	Potosi in Bolivia, 1731 (cob style); La Plata, 1826; Spain, 1710, ’22, 1885. Good to about fine. 5
, , 188	Prussia, 1898; Baden, i860; Liege, 1744 Bust of St. Lam- bertus ; Switzerland, 1899; Japan (oblong). Very good to uncirculated. 5
(^J 189 y 190	India. Native Half Rupee (?) with i h s. Fine ; rare. i Half Dime, Dime, and above. Porto Rico, Haiti, Mexico, Nicaragua, Curagoa (cut piece), England, Sweden. Good to uncirculated. 9
(/	France, Portugal, Papal, Russia, Turkey, So. Africa, India, Japan (2 alike), with 2 duplicates from the next preceding lot. Good to very fine. 14
J ' ''' -"'IQS ^‘94 2/ '95	Scotland. Alex. Ill, Penny. Very good. Papal. Julius II, 1503-13 Penny, with St. Peter stdg. Good. 2 Corea, One Shot. Blue enamelled centre. Fine ; rare. i Philippines, 1903 Proof set. ^ and ic. copper, 5c. nickel, IOC., 20c., 50c., and Peso, in silver. 7 Base and Nickel Coins. West Indies, Mexico, and Euro- pean. Fair to fine. 22
^r'96	Copper Coins. Bermuda, 1793 Halfpenny. Fine. Bel- gium, 1853 toe. on the marriage of Leop. II. Unc. Paris, Monneron Bros., 1792 5 Sols. Uncirculated. 3
J - 197	England. Flalfpenny Tokens (Conder’s series), “ Am I not a man and a brother” (2 die vars.). Coventry, 1792. Lady Godiva nude on horseback (2 die vars.). Good to fine. 4
. 198 y	Gibraltar. Keeling & Sons, 1810 2 Qts. Fine. Lucca, 1806 5c., busts conjoined. Good. So. African Rep., 1892 Penny. Uncirculated. 3

/ igSa Austria, 1807 15 and 20 Krzrs. Liberia, 1833, ’47, etc. V. fine and uncirculated.

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Sarawak, 1870 ic. Good. New Guinea, 1894 t, 2, 10 Pfg. Uncirculated. Hawaii, 1847 ic. Fine. 5

FOREIGN COPPER, AMERICAN MEDALS, E'i'C.

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Olliers, unassorted. Canada, West Indies, So. America, Eng- land (including the famous “ Cartwheel ”), and other Euro- pean countries, with representations from the far East. Fair to fine (125). Also, impositions of Central Am., So. African Rep., Cape of Good Hope, etc. Unc., red (7). 132

Current copper and nickel coins of Canada, England, Ger- many, Switzerland, etc. Face value about 65c. Fair to fine. 48 Poor and holed Coins, Tokens and Medals. 68

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MEDALS,

American. Politicals. Harrison, Clay, Taylor, Scott, Pierce, Buchanan, Fremont, Lincoln, Bell, McClellan, Garfield, Cleveland, Hancock, Harrison, McKinley. Mostly in brass, 6 unholed. Good to perfect.

Washington. Revs., Family arms, centennial of Constitution and his inauguration, all W.m. A calendar, about 1856 ; also Lord’s Prayer rev., both in brass. Good to perfect.

32 to 54.

Centennial, 1876. The large Commission Medal. “These United Colonies,” etc. Nearly perfect. gilt. 58.

Same occasion. Art Gallery, Horticultural Hall, Main Bldg., etc. Fine to perfect. All W.m. 38 to 42.

Chicago Exposition, 1892, ’93 ; six varying. Brass, nickel, al., W.m. 28 to 50. Two of St. Louis, 1904. Obv. impres- sions on Cents. Good to perfect.

Bust of Columbus facing. 1^ “ Quarto Centenario,” etc., a car- avel. Perfect; very rare. Silver. 17.

Wm. McKinley, T. Roosevelt. Busts r. inaugurated | MARCH 4 I 1901 within wreath. Perfect. ^ 38. A note accompanying states only 30 issued unholed.

American Independence, 98th anniversary. Grant, Penn, both distributed by employees of Mint. Snowden, Brooklyn Bridge (2), Loyal Natnl. League. Good to perfect. JE, B. and W.m. 5 holed. 22 to 35.

Bartholdi, Luther, Church Club, Diocese of Long Island, 1894. Connellsville, Pa., K. G. E. Reunion. W.m. (3), al. Med- alet of Jackson, 2d term, silver, 18, others 38 to 45. Good to perfect.

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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MEDALS, GERMAN THALERS.

Genl. R. E. Lee. Unveiling of statue at New Orleans, 1884. Fine. W.m. 44. Genl. Fitzhugh Lee, Spanish-Am. War, 1898. Perfect. JE 25.

Badges and Medals with attachments. G. A. R., Cincinnati, 1898. Bronze star, gilt centre. Perfect. 40,

Grant Monument, Fairmount Park, 1899. Dewey, Manila bay. May I, 1898. New York, Charter Day, 1898. Perfect. The last is encircled by a brass radiation. W.m. 35.

Masonic Temple, New York ; dedicated 1875. Shield shape, with loop and bar. About fine. Silver. 40x55.

Dana Bickford’s Republican International Dollar ; copiously inscribed. Al., with a copper centre. Perfect. 28.

Duplicates of the preceding medals, including 18 of Brooklyn Bridge. Also 7 Spielmarks, etc. Good to fine.

Foreign. England. Geo. Ill, on the 50th year of his reign, 1810. Bust /. Perfect. JE 48.

Map of the Old and New World. A beautiful piece of work, and in perfect condition. W.m. 74.

Papal. Gregory XIII, 1572, in commemoration of the mas- sacre of the Huguenots. Bust. R" Destroying angel. AV- s trike. Fine. JE 30.

French and German Jetons, with a few others. Many of Louis XIV and XV. Fair to fine. JE and B.

Austria. M. Theresa, 1747 Bust. IV The Queen surrounded by her seven children. Fine. Silver. 41.

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STATES, ETC.

THE PROPERTY OF LOUIS TEWELES.

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Anhalt-Bernburg. Alex. Chas., 1846 Dividend Thlr. Bear walking on parapet. “ Product of the Anhalt Mine.” Ex- tremely fine.

1859 Thlr. as last. Fine. 1859 Union Thlr., with head of the duke. Good.

1858 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms suptd. Ex. fine.

Anhalt-Dessau. Leop. Fred., 1863 Alliance Thlr. Divided 1603 — Joined 1863. Arms within branches. Ex. fine, bril- liant ; rare.

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1863 Thlr. as last. Nearly fine. 1

1866 Union Thlr. Head. Arms suptd. Ex. fine. i

Baden-Durlach. Louis, 1830 Thlr. of 100 Krzrs. Head. IV Arms. Fine. i

Bavaria. Max. II, 1857 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms suptd.

Only trifling indications of circulation. 1

Louis II, 1866 Mary Thlr. Head. IV The Madonna. Ex.

fine. I

1868 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms suptd. Extra fine, a little less than uncirculated. i

1871 Victory Thlr. Peace conclusions at Frankfort. Head.

IV Female seated. Uncirculated. 1

1871 Thlr. as last. About uncirculated. i

1871 Another, nearly fine. Frankfort a/M. 1862 Thlr. com- memorating shooting festival in July. Very fine. 2

Bremen. 1863 “ Ein Thaler Gold.” Arms suptd. IV Ins.

“ On the semi-centennial anniversary of the Liberation of Germany.” Uncirculated ; scarce. i

1863 Thlr. as last. Two slight edge nicks. 1

1864 Perspective view of the new Exchange. IV Thlr. in com- memoration of the opening of the new Bourse, on Nov. 5th.

Ex. fine, a little less than unc. Rare. i

1865 Thlr. Obv. same as 236. “ Second German Confed- erate Shooting Match.” Uncirculated. i

1865 Thlr. as last, and nearly as fine. i

1871 Thlr., same obv. as 236. ^ Ins. in memory of the peace of May loth. Ex. fine. i

1871 Thlr. as last, and even finer, but has delicate edge nicks. i Frankfort a/M. 1858 Union Thlr. Bust of female; in field, Eschenheim gate and St. Bartholomew tower. Rare with these accessories. Good. * i

1859 Memorial Thlr. Eagle. IV Ins. “On the centennial anniversary of Schiller’s birth, Nov. loth.” Ex. fine. ' i

1859 Thlr. Precisely as last, not quite as fine. i

1860 Thlr. Similar to 243, without tower or gate. IV Eagle.

Extremely fine. i

i860 Another, quite as last in every respect. i

1862 Memorial Thlr. on the German Marksmen’s Festival. Germania standing. Fine. i

THALERS OF GERMAN STATES, ETC.

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1863 Memorial Thlr. of the “ Princes’ Day.” View of build- ing “Romer,” Emperor Francis Joseph passing in carriage. Uncirculated.

Hanover. Wm. IV, 1836 Thlr. Head. Arms. Good;

nicks on obv. prevent higher rating.

Ernest Augustus, 1849 Thlr., by Bremer. Head of the King in his 77th year (1848). Uncirculated.

Geo. V, 1855 Dividend Thlr. Head. ^ Cwnd. arms, value, date. Ex. fine.

1865 Commemorative Thlr., dedicated to the victors at Water- loo. About fine.

1865 Thlr., precisely as last. Good.

1866 Union Thlr. Head, Arms suptd. Extremely fine. 1872 Thlr. of the city of Hanover on the Fourth Shooting

Match of the German League. Arms suptd. Germania setd. Uncirculated ; rare. I believe the first I have ever had the pleasure of cataloguing.

Hesse-Cassel. Fred. Wm., 1864 Union Thaler. Head. W Arms on mantle draped from crown. Fine.

Hesse-Homburg. Ferd., 1859 Union Thaler. Type as last. Very good.

Hesse-Darmstadt. Louis HI, 1863 Union Thaler. Head. ^ Arms suptd. Fine.

Leichtenstein. Johan II, 1862 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms on mantle. Proof ; very rare ; catalogued at 54 Marks. Lippe-Detmold. Paul, Fred. Emil Leop., 1866 Union Thlr.

Head. ^ Arms on mantle. Uncirculated, with mint lustre. — Another as last. Very fine.

Mecklenburg-Schw. Fred. Fran., 1864 Thaler. Head. IV Crowned arms, wreath. Very good.

1867 Thlr. on the 25th year of his reign. Uncirculated. Mecklenburg-Strel. Fred. Wm., 1870 Thlr. Head. IV Arms

within garter, crowned. Very fine.

1870 Thlr. as last. Fine, though a slight nick before mouth. Nassau. Adolf, 1859 Union Thlr. Head. IV Crowned arms suptd. Very fine. i860 Thlr. as last. Very good.

1863 Union Thlr. A different head. IV As last. Very good.

THALERS OF GERMAN STATES, ETC.

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Very good.

1864 Thlr. as last, also a duplicate of the Mecklenburg-Strel., lot No. 265. Good.

Oldenburg. Nich. Fred. Peter, 1866 Union Thlr. Head. 1^ Crowned arms, wreath. Fine.

Prussia. Fred. Wm. IV, 1854 Thlr. Head. Crowned arms, wreath, order chain encircling. Fine ; 2 edge nicks.

1858 Thaler, segen des | mansfelder | bergbaues Fine, though entire head outlined.

1859 Union Thaler. Head. ^ Eagle. Unc., proof-like.

1861 Wilhelm, Coronation Thlr. Heads of King and Queen.

^ w — R — A — R for Wilhelm Rex, Augusta Regina, encircle small eagle. Uncirculated.

1861 Union Thlr. Head. ^ Eagle. Ex. fine.

1862 Thlr. Type of lot No. 274. About uncirculated.

1862 Thlr. as last. Also a duplicate of lot No. 272. Fine

and ex. fine.

1866 Union Thlr. Laur. head. Eagle. Uncirculated.

1866 Union Thlr. Bare head. W Eagle. Uncirculated.

1867 Thlr. precisely as last. Proof, and about perfect.

1871 Victory Thlr. Germania seated. Unc., brilliant. 1871 Another, as last. Very fine.

Reuss-Greiz. Henry XX, Union Thlr. Head. Arms on mantle. Ex. fine, brilliant.

Reuss-Schleiz. Henry LXVII, Union Thlr. Head. ^ Arms suptd. Very fine.

Henry XIV, 1866 Thlr. Type as last. Extremely fine. Saxony. Fred. Aug. II, 1854 Mortuary Thlr. Head. W Jus- tice and Love seated, facing each other. Fine.

1854 Another, quite as last.

1854 A third example, with a duplicate of lot No. 286. Very good.

^ 291 TTO John, 1855 Thlr. commemorating his visit to the Mint in Dres- ^ den, Apr. 24. Extremely fine ; scarce.

( 0 -^92 1867 Dividend Thlr. Head. Miners supt. arms. Very

fine.

yj 293 1869 Union Thlr. Head. IV' Arms suptd. providenti/E

MEMOR on label below. Fine.

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1872 Dbl. Thlr. on the 50th anniversary of the marriage of King John and Amelia. Busts jugate. Ex. fine.

Saxe-Altenburg. Ernst, 1858 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms on mantle. Unc., brilliant, some light nicks.

1864 Thaler, quite as last. Uncirculated.

Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Ernst (II), 1869 Union Thlr. on the 25th

anniversary of his reign. Uncirculated ; rare.

Saxe-Meiningen. Bernhard, 1859 Union Thaler. Head. IV Arms on mantle. Extremely fine.

1861 Thaler as last. Good.

vSaxe-Weimar. Chas. Alex., 1866 Union Thlr. Type as last. Ex. fine.

Schaumburg-Lippe. Geo. Wm., i860 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms suptd. and on canopy. Good ; scarce.

Adolph Geo., 1865 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms suptd. V. fine, brilliant ; very rare.

1865 Another, as last. Fine.

Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. Fred. Gunther, 1864 Union Thlr. commemorating the 50th year of his reign. Head. IV Dbl. eagle. Unc. ; rare.

1864 Thaler, precisely as last.

Schwarzburg-Sondershausen. Gunther Fred. Chas., 1859 Union Thlr. Head. IV Dbl. eagle. Very fine.

1870 Thaler, same type as last. Ex. fine.

Waldeck. Geo. Victor, 1867 Union Thlr. Head. IV Arms on mantle. Unc., possibly intended for a proof.

Wurtemberg. Wm., 1859 Union Thaler. Head. IV Arms suptd. Uncirculated.

Chas., 1871 Victory Thlr. Head. Angel standing on war trophies. Ex. fine.

1871 Another, precisely as last, and a duplicate of lot No. 304. Uncirculated.

Austria. Fran. Jos., 1879 Ubl. Gulden on the 25th anniver- sary of his marriage. Heads jugate. Ex. fine.

France. Nap. HI. 1870 Medallic 5 Fes. neapolio hi (Cor- sican “slang”) IMPERATOR Laur. head 1. W finis Ger- manic within wreath. A most excellent portrait. Very fine ; rare.

OLD BANK BILLS.

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LARGE FIND OF OLD BANK BILLS, VARIED IN ASSORTMENT AND

GENERALLY IN CHOICE PRESERVATION ; CONTAINS

MANY SETS.

New Jersey, Delaware, Penn., Maryland, Tenn., Indiana, Ne- braska, 1854-62, Ex. fine and unc. ; most of best. 27

Canada. International Bank, set of 6 ; Colonial Bank, set of 6, 1858-59. Uncirculated. 12

A selection from the two preceding lots. In same condition. 28 New Jersey. Egg Harbor Bank, $5 (2) ; Merchants’ Bank, Trenton, $2 (18), $3 (16). Ex. fine and unc. 36

Delaware. Bank of Milford, $1. Penn. M’Kean Co. Bank,

$5 (8), $10 ; North Western Bank, $5 (2 vars., 10), ^10 (3) ; Clinton Bank, $5 (8). Ex, fine and fine. 31

Penn. Clinton Bank, $5 (20). Maryland, Valley Bank, $5 (13). Same, with five in red (20). Uncirculated. 53

Another similar assortment. 63

Clinton Bank, $5 (32) ; Valley Bank, with five in red (49).

Uncirculated. 81

Canada. Colonial Bank, $2, $3, $4. (7), $5 (ii), $10 (2); International Bank, $i (3), $2 (4), $5, $io (4). Extremely fine and uncirculated. 34

A similar assortment, lacking Colonial Bank, $2 ; Intern’l Bank, $5. Same condition. 44

A collection of Eastern, Western and Southern Banks. Good to fine. 47

A continuation of the collection. Good to fine. 50

Duplicates of the two preceding lots. New Jersey. Mer- chants’ Bank, Trenton, with portraits of Clay, Scott and Lincoln, $1 (23), $2 (17), $3 (18). Good to fine. 58

A very similar assortment. Good to fine. 69

Delaware. Bank of Milford, $1, $2 and $3 (total, 26). Penn. M’Kean Co. Bank, $5 (2 vars.), $10 (total, 29). Good to

fine. 55

Penn. Clinton Bank, $5 (25); No. Western Bank, $i (8),

$2 (22), $10 ; green (12), $10, red (8). Good to fine.

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Clinton Bank, ^5 (25) ; No. Western Bank, $5, green (44), ^5, red (22). Good to fine.

Monongahela Valley Bank, $5 (23). Maryland. Valley Bank, $5 (2S)> ^ed (25). Good to fine.

Tenn. Farmers & Merchants’ Bank, $1, $2, $3, $5 (total, 23.) Nebraska. Waubeek Bank, $2, $5 (total, 8). Good to fine.

Canada. Colonial Bank, $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10 (23) ; Inter- national Bank, $i (2 vars.), $2, $5 (2 vars.), total 18 ; Far- mers’ Joint Stock Bank, Toronto, $1. Good to fine.

The poor and fair (not a few) culled from the preceding. 747 notes, offered as 600.

ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COINS.

Greek Copper. Autonomous, Regal and Imperial issues. Poor and fair.

Others, differing. Poor to good.

Others, unlike the preceding ; some of Aradus are similar in type. Mostly fair and good.

Others, Greek (4), Bactrian and Alexandrian. Labelled. Fair.

Poor and holed, mostly G. B.

Poor and holed Roman silver Denarii (6), Quinarius (1), Greek Tetradrachm (i).

First Bronze. Ant. Pius, Faustina I (2), M. Aurelius, Faus- tina II, Lucilla (2), Commodus (2), Julia Domna. Poor and fair.

Sev. Alexander, Providence stdg. Julia Mamaea, Venus stdg. Gordian III, Jupiter stdg. Good to fine.

Sev. Alexander (2), Julia Mamaea, Maximus I, Gordian III (2), Otacilia Severa, Phil. II, Valerianus I, etc. Poor and fair.

Middle Bronze. Agrippa, Augustus, Livia, Drusus, Jr., Ger- manicus, Nero and Drusus, Nero (3). Poor, fair and good.

Vespasian (3), Domitian (2, same type), Trajan (4). Fair to about good.

Trajan (2), Sabina (2), Faustina I, II, Lucilla, Crispina, Geta. Poor and fair.

Sev. Alexander, Phil. II, Diocletian, and later. Labelled. Good to fine, most of the best.

Gordian III. Joy. Fine and strong.

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Valeria, Severus II. Good ; both scarce. 2

Constantius I, Constantine, Julian, etc. Labelled. Fair to good. 8

Small Bronze. Quintillus, Severina, Tacitus (2), Florian, Carus (2), Carinus and Carausius. Labelled. Very fair to about fine. 9

Claudius II to Decentius. Labelled. Good to fine. 23

Gallienus to Arcadius. Labelled. Fair to good. 26

Various Roman Bronze. G. B. Ant. Pius, M. Aurelius, Maxi- minus I ; M. B. Nero, Maximianus II, and S. B. Saloninus to Constantius II. The last is poor, the others fair to very good. Ant. Pius, Denarius. Very good. 13

FROM FAIRDERRY.

Silver. Dime. i8oi Very fair. Shank removed from rev. 1

Dollars. 1795 Bust type. Scratch before chin, otherwise about fine. i

1795 Head type. Fair. i

1797 Seven stars facing. Good. i

1799 Five stars facing. Very good ; rare. i

Patterns. 1870 10, 25, 50c. Liberty head r., stars on cap. Value, date, wreath. standard above; milled edges. Very fine. 3

Gold. Quarter Dollars. 1855 Liberty head. 10 6-pointed stars. | dollar | 1855 within wreath. Milled borders

and edge. Unc. i

— 1871 Liberty head, g below. 13 6-pointed stars. B^ |

DOLLAR I CAL. within wreath ; milled borders ; plain edge. Fine. 1

— 1871 Answers same description as last, with fraction thus,

1 /^. Oct. Fine. i

Half Dollar. 1852 Liberty head, d. n. below ; 13 6-ptd. stars.

B^ HALF DOL. CALIFORNIA GOLD. Date within wreath ; milled borders and edge. Very fine. 1

Dollars. 1853 Liberty head, 10 6-pointed stars. B? * Cali- fornia # * GOLD. — FD Within a beaded circle, i dollar |

1853 Raised milled borders ; milled edge. Octagonal. Ex. fine.

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U. S. AND FOREIGN GOLD COINS.

Dollars. 1854 Answers same description as last. Oct. Very good ; lightly scratched.

— 1854 Liberty head, 13 6-pointed stars. f?? California GOLD 1854 — ONE DOL. Eagle, shield and ribbon. Raised milled borders, milled edge. Oct. Unc. ; rare.

— 1855 Phila. mint. About unc. An exceptional example.

— 1855 Dahlonega mint. Only the outline of 8 in date is visible, the other figures and mint letter are full and strong, otherwise very good, approaching fine.

This peculiarity of imperfection is not uncommon in issues from the Mints of Charlotte and Dahlonega. While the dies were cut at Philadelphia, the Branch Mints rolled and cut the blanks to strike their coins, and the machinery being less perfected than at the chief mint, the impressions varied and in few if any instances, equal those of the Philadelphia Mint. Whether good, bad, or in- different, I find but a single record since 1886, and I challenge the announce- ment of a duplicate.

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— 1857 Extremely fine, trifling indications of circulation.

— 1874 Faint obv. scratch, otherwise uncirculated.

$10. i860 Clark, Gruber & Co. pikes peak gold View

of mountain ; below, Denver etc. Slight rev. edge nick, otherwise about fine. Rare.

England. Geo. Ill, 1777 Guinea of the first issue; dies by Thos. Pingo. Very fine.

— 1791 The very celebrated “Spade Guinea,” a coinage of the second issue ; dies by Lewis Pingo. Very fine ; always in demand.

Hungary. Max. II, 1568 Ducat. St. Ladislaus stdg. IV The Madonna. Fine ; rare.

Bohemia. Ferd. Ill, 1648 Ducat. Bust. W Double eagle. Fine ; rare.

Papal. Clement XI, Scudo, XVII year =1717. Bust.

Bust of St. Peter. Very fine ; rare. Size 17.

Japan. Yen, a modern coin and the exact weight of the U. S. gold Dollar. Ex. fine.

Ancient Rome. Honorius, A. D. 395-423. Bust. W vic- toria AVGG. The emperor trampling on a captive. In field, R — V Solidus. Very good.

Store Cards. Knight, Keach, and Randall & Co.,‘ ''alto. Size of Half Dime. Period, 1845-55. Base silver. All fine.

PAPER MONEY, COPPER COINS, ETC.

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380 St. Charles — J. J. F. Louisville — Ky. In field, a 5-pld. star. Fine; very rare. Silver. 14.

J 381 The Champagne Fountain. A fountain. R? “ In vino veri- tas ” (There is truth in wine). Good. Silver. 17.

I am not aware if this token has ever been located. It belongs to a series of U. S. tokens of the Half Dime size issued between the years 1837 and i86o, of which there are a number, and all of numismatic interest.

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Encased Postage Stamp. A loc. stamp. I^ J. Gault, etc., incuse. Fine.

Paper Money. Hard Times and War issues. Boston, Rox- bury, Salem, Fall Brook, Jersey City, Newark, Phila. Fair to fine.

War issues. Southern banks and cities. Fair to fine.

Southern War issues by States. Va., N. Car., Ga., Ala., Miss., La. and Mo.; also an unsigned bond for $1000. A few duplicates. Fair to fine.

College money, front and backs of Frac. Cy. (3), etc. Good to fine.

Old Bank Bills. Columbia Bank, Washington, D. C., i, 3, 5, 10, $20. The last two have but one signature. Dubuque Centl. Improvement Co., $1, $3. Fine and unc.

Augusta Insurance & Banking Co., i, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, $100. Good to extremely fine. Printed in red and black.

Bank of the State of Georgia, $5, $10. Farmers & Mechanics’ Bank, Savannah, $1, $10, $50. Merchants & Planters’ Bk,, Savannah, i, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, $100. All printed in black and red. Good to unc.

Georgia. Jan. 15, 1862 5, 10, 20, $50. El Banco del Estado, Rep. of Colombia, 10c., 20c. and Peso. All new and crisp.

Foreign. Cuba, Nicaragua, Chili, Argentine, Austria, Italy, Japan. Fair to fine.

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Canada. Pennies, unassorted, about 10 vars. Good to fine. 66 Another assortment, similar in every respect. 65

A third selection, as good as the preceding. 66

C''’"ada Halfp. None of the current issues. At least 40 vars.

Fair to very good. 172

A second assortment, similar in every respect. 167

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TOKENS, ENGLISH COPPER COINS, ETC.

A third selection, believed to be the equal of the two pre- ceding.

Montreal Sou Tokens. Unassorted. Fair to fine.

War Tokens. Eastern and Western, chiefly of the last. Most- ly fine. No duplicates.

Unassorted duplicates of the preceding, probably 50 vars. Good to fine.

Another collection of War Tokens, not compared with the two preceding. Good to fine.

War Tokens with devices, Capitol, Monitor, Flag, etc. Well assorted. Good to fine.

Another lot, selected to be the equal of the last.

Indian head. 1^ “Not One Cent.” Probably many die va- rieties. Good to fine.

Edwd. Schulze, 24 Williams St., New York City. Head of a stag. The restaurant is still in existence, and conducted by his son. Mostly uncirculated.

One hundred more as last.

Two hundred more.

Another two hundred.

Hard Times Tokens. Unassorted ; a good variety. Many good to fine.

Another lot, separated from the preceding.

Another hundred, as good as the preceding.

Store Cards, size of old red Cent. New England, N. Y., Phila., with some Western and Southern. Good to fine.

Some of the smaller ones, 1852, etc. Good to fine.

English Copper Coins. Chas. II, Wm. and Mary, Wm. Ill, Geo. I and II, Farthings and Halfp. ; Geo. Ill, Halfp. (5, including “ Georivs ”). Barely fair to good.

Geo. I, 1717 “Dump” Halfp. Fine; light olive. Wm. and Mary, 1694 Halfp. Good.

Geo. Ill, 1797 Penny and Twopence, the latter is so large it is called the “ cartwheel.” About good.

1799 Halfp., 1806 Farthing, 1821, ’26 Farthings, different types. Unc., the first is red.

Others, 1806 to Victoria’s Bronze Coinage. Farthing to Penny, including seven of last value and prior to Victoria. Unas- sorted. Fair to fine.

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Fair to good. 8

Guernesey. 1889 i, 2, 4 and 8 Doubles, 25 of each. Unc. 100 A collection of Indian coins, and many representations of the Far East. Good to fine ; more of the uncommon kind. 40

Japan. 1766-1800 Iron Sen. An original string (aged cord).

Square hole in centre. Very good. Size 25. 100

Two more strings. 200

Another as last. 200

Poor and holed copper coins, tokens, etc. 200

Another lot. 200

A third offering. 236

Base Coins. West Indies, So. America, Low Countries, German States, Cracow Rep., Austria, Russia, etc. 17th to 19th century. Fair to fine. 83

German Historical Issues; Reformation, Mortuary, etc. 1639,

’70, ’82, ’92, ’94 (2), 1715, ’17 (4), ’27, ’72. A rare lot.

Fair to good ; 4 holed. 20 to 25. 13

Tripolis. Mahmud II, 1223 = 1808-09 Half Grusch (50 Para).

Toghra and Arabic inscriptions. Very fine. 35. i

Foreign Dollars. England. Geo. Ill, 1804 Bank of Eng- land Dollar. Good. i

France. Nap. I, 1811 5 Fes. Laureated head. Value in wreath, date below. Fine. i

Augsburg. Leop., 1641 “Box Crown.” Bust. A fir cone before bastioned city. Good, though contents wanting. 1

Under Crown size. Saxony. John George I, f Thlr. Angel type, Henneburg mint. Good ; scarce. i

Saxony. Fred. Aug., 1790 f Thlr. Head. Double eagle.

Very good. i

Ceylon. Geo. IV, 1821 Rix Dollar. Head. Elephant.

Very fair. i

Smaller sort. Brunswick-L., 1625-93 i M. Groschen. Types, wild man, horse. Madonna, and monogram. Good to fine. 5 Brunswick-L., 1693-1774 2 M. Gros. Wild man (3), mono- gram ; 4 do., wild man, St. Andrew, and arms. Good to fine. 7 Brunswick-L. (2 types), Saxony, Stolberg, 1739-99 i Thlrs. Santiago, 1834 2 Rls. Zutphen, 1691 6 Stvrs. Good to fine.

28 EMBOSSED CARDS, FOREIGN BRONZE MEDALS, ETC.

/ 441 Early German bracteates and other uniface pieces, 13th and

14th centuries. Fair to fine.

^ 442 Portugal. Denis, 1299-1325 Bust facing. Cross cantoned

with 12 besants. Typed after the Pennies of Edw. I of

England. Good and very rare. i

! . 443 Holland. Wilhelmina, loc., 25c. (base) and Half Guld. 1898- 1902. Hair dressed high. Panama, 1904 5c., bust. All very fine. 4

444 Dutch West Indies, 1794 i Guld. Liberty stdg. Arms

sep, value, W below. Very fine ; rare. i

y 445 Size of 5c., American and European, etc. Good to fine. 1 1

A COLLECTION OF EMBOSSED CARDS, PERIOD OF 1867-68, WITH HEAD OF LIBERTY. SIZE OF DOLLAR.

Mass. Longmeadow, Springfield (2). Conn. New Haven. JVew York. City (9), Brooklyn, Buffalo (2). Fine to per- fect.

Penn. Philadelphia (6), Pleasantville, Pittsburgh. Ind. Terra Haute. Kan. Emporia. No. Car. Charlotte. Two pol- itical and two without address. Fine to perfect.

Ohio. All Cincinnati ; Dinkelaker, Foster, Hammet & Co., Hoover, P. & Co., Knight, Markriter, Murdock & S. Pye, Sayre, Sellew and Wiltsee. Fine to perfect.

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Mexico. Charles III, 1790 City of Los Angeles. Ferd. VII, 1809 FiDELiTAS, etc. Female bearing portrait. Another, same date, Minerva setd. at book case. Augustin and Anna, 1823 Busts. I^ Crown, sword and sceptre. Fair to very good. 43 to 50.

Brazil. Dom Pedro, 1871 Visit to Belgium, 1872 to Oporto, Portugal. 1889 P>ents of his life, and Shooting Society, Santa Cruz. Obv. with his head. All from the same die. Perfect. 28.

England. 1745 Wm., Duke of Cumberland, upon the taking of Carlisle. By Wolf, M. I. 258. Nicked, otherwise good. Rare. Silvered. 38.

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452 Geo., Prince of Wales. Fred., Duke of Gloucester. Good.

Brabant, 1790 Independence. Brussels, 1815 William of Nassau (holed). Flanders, 1789 Independence. Luxem- burg, 1838 Count Quarre. Holland, 1840 Coronation of Wm. Good to perfect. 22 to 35. 6

453 Netherlands, Belgium, etc. Lipse, historian, Jean Sans Peur,

Duke of Burgundy, Marguerite of Austria, Dodoens, botanist, Chas. V of Spain. The series by Jouvenel. Very fine. Brass. 35. 5

454 Louvain, Inauguration of the Pope’s College, 1835. 7 busts

facing. Nearly perfect. 58. i

455 Ghent, 1857 Choral Union. Fine. 61. Maestricht, 1840

Israelites’ Congress ; Hebrew and Dutch inscriptions. Fine.

42. / 2

456 Lorraine. Chas I (Duke), 1744 Passage of the Rhine. Fine.

38. Bust of King David. W Harp. Legends in Hebrew.

Fine. 38, 34. 2

457 France. Lafayette, 1789 Commander Natl. Guards, Paris.

Bonaparte, 1796 Campaign in Italy. Nap. I, 1821 Events of his life. 1817 Restoration of statue of Henry IV. 1831 Obelisk of Luxor, Paris. 1838 Birth of Count of Paris.

1841 His baptism. Good to perfect. 26 to 42. 7

458 1848 A. Lamartine. Insurrection in Paris, Feb. 24. Eng-

land’s return visit. 1870 Defeat at Sedan, “ Napoleon III le Petit.” Fine to perfect. 26 to 32. 4

459 1851 Organization of the schools. 1878 Exposition, Mint

representation. 1882 League of Patriots. Fine to perfect.

18 to 51. 3

460 Spain. 1816 Treaty with Portugal. Barcelona, 1846 Queen’s

visit to the city (2 sizes). Seville, 1746 Prod. Medal. Good to perfect. 23 to 38. 4

461 Brandenburg. Chas. Wm. Fred., Confession of Augsburg.

Berlin, 1844 Inauguration of railroad. Bavaria. Otto, Ad- ministrator. Hamburg, 1842 Inauguration of the harbor.

1857 Festival. Good to perfect. 34 to 45. 5

462 Prussia. Fred., 1757 Defeat of the Austrians. Protection of

Protestantism. Von Ingersleben, pres, of the Chamber of Deputies, 1798. Fred. Wm. II, 1821 Theatre in Berlin (the last in iron). Good to perfect. 37 to 48. 4

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Germany. 1712 Chas. VI, reception in Nuremberg. 1714 Peace of Rastadt. Blumenbach, anatomist and physiolo- gist, 1752-1825. Good to fine. 31 to 50. 4

Win. I, 1888 Year of his death. Head of Alex. III. Wm.

II, 1889 Visits to Hanover, Munster, Strasburg and Metz, with the Empress. Fine to perfect. 29. Also, 2 of Fred, upon his death, 1889. Silver-plated. Good. 30, 41. 6

Saxony. Mary Pawlowna, Grand Duchess, 1854. 55. Italy.

L. Odescalcus, nephew of Inn. XI, 1677. 27. Papal. Pius VI, 1796 Visit of the French Catholic Clergy. 40. Venice. Peter Grimani, re-establishment of naval communication. Brass, holed. 39. Good to fine. 4

Austria. 1742 Pragmatic sanction. 43. 1793 Protest against

events of the French Revolution. 34. Hungary. 1686 Capture of Buda. 30. Poland. Fred. Ill, 1472 Protec-

tion of the Virgin Mary. 26. All fine. 4

Russia. 1772 Monument of Ivan. 65. Nich. I, 1825-55 His head on either side. 26. Another with his head in profile. 29. Good to perfect. 3

Hawaii. Royal Agricultural Soc’y, est. 1850. Nearly per- fect. 64. I

Medalets of France, chiefly of the 19th century. Fine to per- fect. 20 to 35. An historical lot. 45

“ La Liberte ou la Morte.” 92 in centre of radiation. “ La Liberte et la Morte.” 48 within a triangle formed of human bones. Fine ; rare. 28. 2

Secret Temperance Society. Signet of a Select Templar. Letters vtsrtdcta Triangles. Legends in secret let- ters. Fine. JK. Dollar size. i

Catholic Church Medals. Judged to be i8th century and earlier. Circular, oval, octagonal and heart-shaped. Fair to fine. Brass. 14 to 45. 13

Others, later, up to Pius IX; include Mexico, 1805, and others believed to be quite as early. Good to very fine. Ovals,

17 to 32. 3*

WHITE METAL MEDALS.

Netherlands. 1768 Treaty of alliance. France. 1793 Death

of the King. Another, Busts of Louis XVI and M. An- toinette; farewell to his family. A third, his decapitation. 1842 Hy. of Orleans. Good to fine. 27 to 52.

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Portugal. John VI, 1808 Restoration as Prince Regent. Germany. 1714 Peace of Rastadt. 180 [ Jubilee of the new century. 1846 Annexation of Schleswig-Holstein. 1848 Revolution. Frankfort a/M. 1848 Exposition ; Robt. Blum. Good to perfect. 33 to 45.

Prussia. 1861 Wm. and Augusta visit Koenigsberg. Baden. Louis and Francisca Sibylla. 1714 Peace of Rastadt. Brunswick-L. 1707 Geo. Louis. Cologne. 1842 Comple- tion of Cathedral. Fine to perfect. 42 to 46.

Frankfort a/M. 1882 New Synagogue. Hamburg. 1863 50th ann. occupation of the city by the Russians. Leipzig. 1863 50th ann. defeat of the French. Passau. 1828 Mon- ument to Max. Jos. Good to fine. 34 to 41.

Austria. Jos. I, 17x1 Hungary regained. Chas. VI, 1712 Triumphal arch in Vienna. 1714 Treaty of Baden. 1718 Treaty of Passarowitz. All with copper plugs inserted in planchet before striking. Fine to perfect. 43 to 49.

Chas. VI, 1725 Treaty with Spain. 1735 Peace and pros- perity. Jos. II, 1782 Religions protected. Leop. II, 1790 Coronation. Planchets as last. Fine to about perfect. 43 to 48.

Haynau, Schlick (both b. 1789), Fran. Jos. 1848 (2 types), and John of Austria. Four are with bust. Fine. 38 to 41. Marshal Radetzky, Gagern, and New Parliament, all 1848 ; Constitution of the Empire, 1849; Schwanthaler, 1850. Fine to about perfect. 38 to 41.

Switzerland. 1848 Jubilee. Papal. Greg. XIII, 1572 Mas- sacre of St. Bartholomew (a modern restrike). Count Suwarrow, defeat of the French, 1799. Good. 35 to 41.

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BOOKS AND OTHER PRINTED MATTER.

/''> 483 Chinese Book. Hundreds of pages, subject unknown to

cataloguer. Large 8vo, paper. Finest condition. j 484 Engelken, H. Gold und Silber-Miinzen, etc. 52 pp. Engel- mann. Father and Sons. Munz-Cabinet. 4 parts, 164 pp., chiefly plates and explanations. Modern American and Foreign Coins ; the German and Austrian representations are large. Large 8vo, half roan.

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Levick, J. N. T. Types and varieties of the 1793 Cent. A photo, plate with 22 obvs. or revs. 1

Ludwigen, C. G. Nachricht von Groschen. 14 plates, 116 pp, Wittenberg, 1728. Small 4to, half vellum. i

Patin, C. (M. D.). Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata ex aere mediae formae. 434 pp. ; illustrations in the text. Folio, boards. Paris, 1696. i

Scrap Book. Newspaper clippings, 1838-1901. Extracts from magazines. Eingravings, paste-board cards of old-time deal- ers in coins and engravers, including Sage, Dayton, Wood- ward, Childs, Stanton, etc. i

Another, includes an illustrated article on Masonic Medals, by the late Robt. Morris. i

Two more Scrap Books, one chiefly on coins, the other on old china. 2

Circulars, Announcements, Cards, Songs, etc. Atlantic Cable, 1858; reception of the Niagara crew; others chiefly War period ; Ellsworth, Life of Col. Cochran, Life of “ Abram Lincoln ” (both small). Good to fine. i8

A bundle of circulars, lists, periodicals, etc. I judge 100 or more. Lot. 1

Envelopes, specially printed to carry postage stamps, which were used as currency during the Civil War. Mostly with merchants’ names, who secured them for convenience. Places of amusement, stationers, etc. All New York. Neatly pasted on 8 loose sheets. A very rare and large collection ;

2 in duplicate, but I think they are welcome. 30

War Envelopes, mounted in a large folio book, 6 to 8 on a page. Possibly some duplicates. Generally fine. 440

Another book of War Envelopes, not compared with the pre- ceding, but believed to be a continuation of the collection. 401 Newspapers. Christian Banner, Fredericksburg, Va., June 24,

1862. Published by a Unionist after the city was occupied by the Federal Army. On brown paper. Very fine. «

New York Sun, No. i. Sept., 1833. “ Gratuitously presented

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