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XII UCTION

SALE

Coins* Medals and Cohens

SATURDAY AFTERNOON

T here is no slander in an allowed fool though he do nothing but rail; nor no railing in a known discreet man though he do nothing but reprove. — Shakespeare.

OFFICE OF

Geoffrey Charleton Adams,

NUMISMATIST

NEW YORK, U. S. A.

Cable Address) LAMA.

Dear Sir:

In the preface to my XI Auction Sale, I promised my large circle of Numismatic Friends and patrons, something choice in September, and after running through the pages of this cata- logue, I leave it to them whether I have kept my word or not. This collection of coins of every age, every country, every metal represents a lifetime of travel along Numismatic paths which many of us have traversed and some that we are only as yet slightly familiar with. But I think that you will agree with me that all these paths are more or less bordered with flowers, rich in color and rarity, and it is “up to 3*ou” to inspect, admire and cull. Special attention is called to Lots 6, 9, 12, 23, 26, 32, 66, 142a, 201, 206, 352, 364, 380, 419, 429, 450, 456, 472, 480, 488, 531, 638, 645, 654, 656, 701, 704.

It is seldom if ever that such rare and splendid specimens are offered at auction either here or abroad. In closing permit me say that other “feasts” are in store for you; not “Barmecide feasts” but real “viands” prepared in the most modern style of “culinary” art. You will receive your “invitations” in due time and the “banquets” will take place monthly as usual right up to Aug. 1905. I could let you take a peep at the different “menus” now but what’s the use, surprises are in store for you and so we will let it go at that. Thanking you in advance I have the honor to be.

Member:

Numismatic Society of Holland. American Numismatic Society. Corresponding Member:

Chicago Numismatic Society.

Very truly yours

GEOFFREY CHARLTON ADAMS.

THE COLLECTION OF

COINS, MEDALS, TOKENS and BOOKS

THE PROPERTY OF

E, HOYT LANDON, ESQ.

TO BE SOLD

Absolutely Without Reserve.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION

SATURDAY, SEPT. lO, 1904.

AT 2 P. M. SHARP.

DANIEL R, KENNEDY, Auctioneer,

At 128 East 23rd Street,

NEW YORK CITY.

THE COINS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION FROM 9-30 A. M. TO 1 P. M.

Catalogued by

Geoffrey Charlton Adams, M, A.

Box 290, Madison Square,

NEW YORK, U, S, A.

TO WHOM BIDS MAY BE SENT.

THE SIZE OF

COINS AND MEDALS

In This Catalogue, is Given in Inches. AUTHORITIES QUOTED.

Bts. Betts' American Contemporary Medals.

Scott. Scott’s Catalogues, Gold, Silver, Paper and Copper Money. L. Hard Times Tokens.

Van Loon. Van Loon, Medallic History of Holland.

Le. Leroux Canadian Coin Cabinet.

B. Breton's Canadian Coins.

Pis. Father A. Fisher, Catalogue Mexican Coinage.

H. Hawkins on English Coins.

Hays. Hays on 1794 Cents.

Frossard. Frossard's Franco-American Jetons.

Cohen. Cohen’s Roman Coins.

Maris. Coins of New Jersey Crosby. Early American Coins.

Cond. Condor on British Tokens.

At. Atkins’ British Tokens.

Heaton. Mint Marks of American Coinage.

TERMS OF SALE

TO OUT OF TOWN BIDDERS: Coins and Medals are sold at so much PER PIECE, U. S. proof sets excepted. Books at so much a volume, Catalogues etc. by lot unless number of pieces is specified. Any bid up to 50c. can be entertained, but after that the bids must be 55c, 60c, and upwards. SALES AT AUCTION ARE STRICTLY FOR CASH Upon receipt cf goods. All coins are GUARANTEED GENUINE unless otherwise stated and the guarantee holds good indefinately. There are no duplicates in any lot unless so mentioned, or stated to be unassorted. Copies of catalogue priced in red ink, deliv- ered ten days after sale. 35c. CASH WITH ORDER.

Our Terms for purchasing arc 5 per cent. Registry, Express or Postage to be paid by the purchaser. Parties unkown to us must send a deposit covering at least 25 per cent of their bids, otherwise they will not be executed. Bids should be sent in as soon after receipt of Catalogue as possible, as the mails are not always on time and your bids may come too late. Any collector receiving this Catalogue who is no longer interested will confer a great favor on us by sending a postal to that effect so his name may be dropped from our list.

NORTH AMERICA

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French Regime 1721 Colonies Francoises, low H, almost unc. rough planchet, rare, 506.

1721 Same, high H. Very good, rare 506

1722 • • Very good, sharp, rare 506

Billion Marque, 1755. Floriated Ls, good, rare 508

1764. Almost uncirculated, superb, rare, 508

Louis XV. 1720 Bust, 8 Ls crowned, 1 Livre, silver, ver}r fine, very rare, Leroux 254 C.

Same but “Babyhead” about good, very rare, 254 C. 1720 Ls cwnd, 10 Sols, silver, very fine, ver}' rare, 254 D

1720 Bust Arms, 12 Derniers, cop. not in Breton or Leroux Excess, rare, fine

1720 Bust, arms, 6 Derniers, near fine, very rare, 254 F Jeton 1751 Indian, “Sub Omnia” Very good, rare, 510

1755 Beaver “Non Inferiora” fine, silver, original, excessively rare, 514

1755, Galle}', “Non Vilius” very good, rare, 515

Province of Quebec City Bank, 1837. Dot close to A. very good, scarce, 521

Quebec Bank, 1837, with and without dot, fine pair, scarce, 521 Bank Montreal 1837. Dot near, distant and without, good, 521 Cit}' Bank, Halfp. 1837. Glittering bronzed Proof, ver}' rare 522 Quebec Bank, 1837. Unc., steel blue, scarce, 522 •• 1837 VERY FINE, 522

Quebec Bank Token, 1852 Penny. Glittering bronzed Proof Very rare, finest ever seen, 528

• • Same, strictly unc., scarce, 528

1852 Halfp. Superb red and steel blue, Proof, very rare, 529

Montreal Bridge Token. De> L?isle de Montreal a Repentiguy, Charette, Ver3’ fine, slight dent, excessively rare 539

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Montreal, 1816. Ship, fine, 531

Vexator Canadensis, fair, good as usualy found, rare, 558

Vexator Canadiensis. Three star var. uniface, about good, ver3r rare. 559

Lauzon, 1821. boat, fine, small bruise on edge, guaranteed original, excess, rare, 560

Brown, Montreal, O in Co above S in Importers, very fine, 561

“C” in Co above S, very good, 561

Shaw, Quebec, finest ever offered, uuc. 565

Heavy coarse “Shaw” New variety, ver}’ fine, 565

Maysenholder and Bohle, Montreal, 1849 Unc. dark, Very rare 566. Auction record $13.

Weir and Larminee, 10, ^ encased U. S. stamp, perfect, ex. fine. Nearly the rarest of Canadian series, Auction record of $25.

Sharple3r, Montreal, brass, uncirculated, scarce, 570 Devins and Bolton, Unc., red, rare condition, 569 Francis Mullens, Ship, fine, scarce, 563 Gagnon, Quebec, brilliant red Proof, 571 Desroches, Montreal, thin pi. w m. unc., rare, 572 Gnaedinger, 1852. brilliant red Proof 574 1902. Moose, brilliant red Proof

Desjardins, 1885. shears * ' Proof, 575

Cardinal 1886 without “Canada” w m. unc., extra rare, only 11 struck, 576

1886, with “Canada.” brass, uncirculated, 577 Large size, brass, unc. 578

Lymburner, Montreal. An original issue but in Lead. Unc. and very rare, 579

Maple leaf, red proof, scarce, 580

Montreal, boot, w m. uncirculated, scarce, 581

Leroux. Copper and brass, uncirculated, scarce, 582

4g • • Copper and brass, uncirculated, very scarce, 583

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Leroux, Shield, copper, line., scarce, 584

Same, “by” omitted on rev. brass, line, very rare var. Not in Breton

Book, French inscript, unc., red, 585 Same, English inscript, line., red, 586

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Canadian Checker and Chess Club, line., red, very scarce, 587

Jarditi Guilbaut, Montreal, red, Proof, rare, 588

Gesangverein, Montreal, brass, Proof, scarce, 589

Did', busts and inscrip, all brilliant red, Copper Proofs. This complete set 598-605 is probab^ the finest that has ever been offered at auction. R. 4. VERY RARE

Tremblay, Montreal, 1892. brill, red, Proof, scarce, 606

1892, Cop. and w m. line., superb, very rare, 607

Witness, 1891. COPPER, only 5 struck, ex. rare, 609

Same, w m. uncirculated, 609

Phelan, \v m. and brass, unc. and fine, scarce, 670

Loaf of bread, “One half loaf” uncirculated, scarce

Landry. 1, G Pain. \v. m. unc. scarce. 611-612

Hoerner, Three Rivers, St. Leon Water, uncirculated, very scarce, 613

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Williams, Three Rivers, brass, uncirculated, scarce, 614

Same but COPPER. The only one I have ever seen and am informed by Mr. Williams, one of the most prominent Canadian Numismatists, that only 4 were struck, unc. superb, 614

Caxton, Water, brass, unc. scarce. 615

“Good for One Glass,” incused, fine, brass, scarce

Langlois, St. Leon Water, Crown, brass, unc. scarce, 616

Maple leaf, brass, unc., scarce, 617

St. Leon Water. 1890 brass and w. in., unc. superb pair. 618 same but in ALUMINUM, rare. unc. 618 small size, brass, unc. scarce, 619

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I. B. Durocher, Montreal, utic. brass, VERY rare, lias auction record of $10. 620

V. R. 1893 Beaver, al, good, scarce. 623, F. S. Montreal; G. N. (2 var.) N. T. all unc. brass, scarce, 624-5-6-8

Louis Laurin, Nickel, only 12 struck, unc. rare, 630

Marchand, Coat of Arms, w. m. proof, scarce, 636

diff. type; Gareau and Marchand (2 van \v. m. Nevev unc., rare, 637-8-9-633

Ludger Gravel, complete set in brass, copper, \v. m. unc. 640

Tokens, all types and metals, complete set. rare

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J. Lanclot, 1893, Brass, unc. scarce, 648

“B” Battery Canteen, Quebec, Ger. Silver, v. fine, v. rare, o49 Brass, diff. t3rpe, about unc. rare, 650

Schater, Labelle, Dubois, Christie. w. m. and brass, uncir. 651-2-3-4

T. Bergeron, Montreal, wag-on, cop. unc. red, VERY rare Auction record of $5 655

John l'3ro, Dundee, brass and al. unc. pair, 656

Caumartin, diff. var. al. unc. 657-8-9 660

Tellier, Sorel, jug, unc. bright, al. the finest I have ever seen, ex. rare. 662

Star, lead, tine, rare, 661

A. Boure, Quebec, lead, complete set, fine, 665 to 68

W. H. Childs, Quebec, lead, unc. scarce, 669

Montreal Tokens, Truteau, Stuart and Herbert, Marcotte. F. X. L., Schlenger, La Patrie etc. all unc., some scarce

Sous Duseaman, about unc. red. R. 2‘i. 670

678 Very Fine, R. 2

679 Unc. red. superb, R. 2

680 Cracked die, about fine, K. 2 684 Very Fine, R. 2 G

686 Good, R. 2

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r>l	100	697	Two var., R. 2',i, good
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	123	716	Thick and thin, fine, sharp, pair. R. 2
to	124	Province Quebec Tokens. Regimbald (Buckenha

(Gananoque) Ro)' (Maniwoki) Roberge. Belisle, (Sorel) etc., scarce lot, unc, some never before ottered 15

125 Province of Ontario Leslie Twopence, with exception of few edge nicks, the equal to one that sold for #10. in April sale. Kx. rare. R 4 717

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Dragon Pennies, 1850. Acorn tip to sword hilt, Proof, brilliant, rare, 719

1852 Straight rev. red, Proof, rare, 719

1852 upset rev. red, unc„ 719

1852 Ball tip on hilt, very good, 719

1852 upset, acorn tip. open top 2, fine, 719

1854 Cross 4, tine, rare, 719

1854 Upset, ball tip, unc., red. 719

1854 Acorn tip, unc., 719

1857 Ball tip. tine, 719

1857 Acorn, full cornucopea, uncirculated, 719 1857 ' ’ ' ’ ' ' • • red, 719

Halfpence, 1850, unc., red, 720

1852, straight rev., base of “2” split, unc., red, 720

1852 Upset, uncirculated, red, 720

1854 ■' large period after “one” unc., red. 720

1854 '■ wide blade, unc., bronzed, 720

1854 •' small period, narrow blade, unc.. red, 720

1794 Half penny. A river god with cjuadrident, reclines on river bank: Ponthon j 1794 in ex.; FERTILITATEM DIVITI AS QUE CIRCUMFERREMU S. R in circle: COPPER CO. OF UPPER CANADA: Copper, proof. Very Rare.

721 (In order that there may be no controversy, we wish to say that the above coin was purchased in England over 35 years ago and we guarantee it in every particular.)

Brock, monument, 1816. No period after “Oct” much original unc., red. Very rare condition. 724

Period after “Oct” fine, 724

“I” in date op. space bet. TO «Sc COMM, V. good, rare

Varieties from diff. preceding, good

Brock, Ship, 1816. Best offered for some time, very good, very rare, 725

1815 Com. Change. Man, dog, ship. good. rare. 726 Spades, anvil, 1820. Bowsprit over “A”, about unc., cop. 727

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Spades, Bowsprit under “A”, straight rev. Very good

Spades, Upset rev. nearly line

• ' Bowsprit over “A”, Close handled spades, very good

Plow, 1825. Bowsprit below “A” nearly tine, 730

1823 ■' above “A” Nearly tine, 730

Plow 1833 Very line, 730

Ship. Implements, 1833. Brass, good, 731

Same but in bronze, very good, very rare

Prov. Upper Canada, 1832 about tine, scarce, 732

H. Barnard, Hamilton, nickel, unc.. pierced as issued. 7,34

Uiffe, Brass and lead, very good pair, scarce

small size, very tine and rare, 736

Incused, Crown, 1 - loaf, Brass and nick, unc.

Dompierre, Ottawa, Complete set all metals, unc. Very scarce, 737 to 740

Marineau, Ottawa, all metals, complete, uncir, 741-2

Renaud, Ottawa, complete all metals, uric., 744-5

“359” not “325” cop., unc red., very rare error

Schmidt, Ottawa, uniface, brass and lead, fine, 746

Same but in copper, V. thick plan. unc. unique, 746

W. Barrett, Rev. “1” cop. thick, near tine, rare, 747

A. Bain, Brass and nickel, unc., pair, 749 - 50

Cue on table. Emslie, Rancher, Graham. Uuc. and rare, all should be R. 2J4, 751 to 54

McDonald. Uampman, Paulus, Robinson House, all unc., rare, should be R 20* 756-7-60-1

Nicklaus Hotel, Berlin, Ont. This excessively rare token has an auction record of $20. unc. 758

Toronto Globe, unc., red, scarce condition, 755

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J 176 MeUarens Mills, Cop. ex. fine, scarce, 768

Robinson House, Oct, Thompson (2 var.) Madoc House, all uncirculated and scarce, 762-5-6-7

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> / 178 Nobles Hotel, nickel, unc,, rare, 776

l 178a Casanlt, Paquet 12 var.) w m. and nick. unc. 779-80-1-2

t9 179 Desilets, Daze, Larue, Mead, Linden, Cop. and brass, unc.,

scarce 794-5-6-7

f ? 180 “N. Same” Ottawa. Error of B. 798. brass, unc., Ex. rare,

181 Orphelinat St. Jos. Ottawa. complet^set. Rare, 799-800-1

182 Delmonico Hotel. Kensington Diary, Carlton Farm, Jeandroni,

unc., 806-7-9-10 all metals, scarce lot

i 2- 182a Carlton Farm. 1 quart, thick, copper,

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very rare, uucircula-

L 183 Toronto Dairy, Agfincourt Dairy. Bayne, unc. scarce 811 to 17 ></ 184 Rothwell. complete set, unc. w. in. 818 to 21 scare

// 185 Michaud, bull, complete set, all metals, 824

/ ( 186 Numis. Society Ottawa, nick, unc. 825

(p 187 Coeur de Chant. Ottawa. Br. and Neck. unc. 827 >/ 188 Bazar de St. Anne, Nick, unc. and very rare, 828-9-30 / ! 189 McEvoy. complete set. unc. brass, 831-2-3

*~y^O O 190 Cameron, W; By Town, brass, unc. R. 3Q, very rare. 834 191 Grenny, Brantford, complete all metals, unc. 83o / / 192 Uquehart, Ev. News, The Meadows, unc. 838-40-41

(s> 103 I. C. Fell A Co. complete, all var. al. unc. 842-45

f tjO 194 H. &W. Watson, Hatters, unc. al. VERY RARE, R. 3Q. 847

jp '/ 195 Oliver Clark, Eaton & Co., Edwards, Schaub, Christie, Queens

Hotel. Ballentine, (3 var.) all uncirculated and scarce. 849, 50. 50/4, 2. 6

' 1% Ontario Store Cards The most complete collection of

these interesting- tokens, that has ever been offered at Pub- Sale. In every metal, size and shape, fron nearly every City and Town in the province. Condition unc. or proof. For convenience of bidders the collection has been carefully divided into lots of 100 each. No dups in the collection. Some pieces very rare or unique

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Colonics in General Geo. I V. 1822. Half Dol. or Crown, Anchor cwnd, Proof, extremely rare, 857

Colonies in General. % Dollar, proof, rare, 858

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1820 Y& Dollar, brill, proof, ex. rare, 850 £ iO 206 Province of Ca rtsulet 1858. 20<' Pattern, plain edge.

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208	1858.	5<-		865
209	1858.	Cent.	Nicked on edge but Brass. Very	rare, 866
210	1859.	Cent.	Unc. red and steel blue, superb,	rare, 866
211	1859.	Cent.	Fine, heavy date, edges brass,	prob. UNIQUE

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Province of [Nova Scotia 1823 Halfp. Hair bow lacks knots, about unc., scarce 867

Hair bow has knots, about tine., scarce 867

1824 Penny. No brooch on toga, ex. tine, scarce 868

1824 Brooch on toga, unc., very scarce, 868

1824 Halfp. cliff, varieties, fair to good, So9

1832 Penny, two var., one fine, one unc., 870

1832 Halfp. It is the first time to my knowlege that a complete set of this date has been offered. All described, good to ex. tine, rare set, 871

1843 Benny. Almost unc., red, superb. 873

1843 •• Covered ear var., good, attempted pane., scarce

1840 Halfp. Complete set var., av. tine, rare set. 874

1843 • • 874

Maytlower Halfp. unc.. red, superb, rare condition, 876 Halfp. 1861 brilliant red Proof, rare. 878

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Halfp, 1864 unc. steel blue, scarce, 878 Broke 1814. Large and small busts, good and fine, 879 Garrett and Alport, 1814. Nearly fine, scarce, 881 Hosterman and Etter, 1814. Very good, scarce, 882

with and without sashes to windows,

good, 883

Star and Shannon, Thin plan, plain edge, very fine

engrailed edge, arrow feathered, ex. line, 884 1815 Gen. Brit., Cop. 7 leaved laurel, unc, red. rare, 886 1815 • • small date, ex. fine, 886

1815 ‘ ' coj). (large): Succes to Navig. <2 var.) good

to fine

Halifax 1815. Ship, varieties, good to fine, 889

Miles \V. White, 1815 barrel, tine, scarce, 890

Barry 1815. Large head, small date, unc., scarce, 891

• • 1815. Small head, large date. Very Fine. 891

1816. Halifax, spades etc., 892 scarce: also 894 both v. good

Success Ship. Extra tine and sharp. Cost $7.00 V. Rare, 895

J. Brown, thistle, fine, 896

Purves, unc.. red, has been a proof, rare, 897

White’s farthing, unc. red, has been a Proof, ex. rare, has record of $10.00 899

Halifax Ferry, brilliant original Proof, rare, 900

Blakely, brilliant original Proof, rare, 901

Gass Tea Store, 1882. unc., rare, 902

R. S. (Robert Shepheard) unc., rare, seldom offered. 903

Nova Scotia, Trade and Store Cards, Gass, Murphy, Cook, Fraser, diff. metals, all unc. scarce lot. not in B.

Province of New Brunswick 1861 Half C. near unc. very rare, 908

1843 Penny. Ship; glittering bronzed Proof, ex. rare, 909 1843 Halfp. middle mast stayed, ex. fine, 910

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1854 Penny, very fine, about unc., some red, superb, 911

St. Johns Half Penny, ship, fine, rare, 913

McKenzie, J. B. D. F. Coin Collector, Brill, cop. proof; Knight & Co., Moncton, all unc.

White's Restaurant, St. Johns, al. all values, unc., scarce

Prince Edward Island, 1840, Sheaf of wheat, fine, brown color. During- my experience of over 30 years, I have never seen a finer. From Meigs sale where it brought $33.00 Excessively rare, 916

P. E. I. Incused on plain planchet, Issued by Dennis McCarthy blacksmith, good, Very Rare Penny

Speed the plow, 4 var. av. very good, 917

Self Government, 4 var., av. very good, 918

var. Very good to unc, red, 919

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1855 Fisheries, etc. var. Very Fine, 920

Ship, Halfp. Token, unc. superb, scarce, 921

Ewan S. McLeod, Wheatley River, 1900, brass, unc.

[North West Canada Hudson Bay Co., Arms, 1, Beaver Skin, brass, v. fine, perfect color, very rare, 926

y2 Beaver Skin, very fine, very rare, 927

V ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ * ' perfect color, 928

Com. Hotel, “I. H. F.” brass, unc, rare, 930

J. IJ. F. ‘ ‘ ’ ’ very rare, 931

John Tobin, Winnepeg, brass, 2 var. very rare, fine, 932

Whyte & Co. Moosomin. Assa. complete set, all metals, unc.

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Manitoba, Victoria and Manitoba Trade Tokens, the largest and finest collection ever offered, all metals, believed to be complete, unc. or proof, man}7 very rare pieces

Dominion of Canada Cent, but value and date omitted tine., red, has been a Proof. I regard this coin as absolute- ly unique, 944

Cent. 1882 Double chin, Proof, scarce

it

275 1882

Plain chin, unc., red

2

20

4

4

6

3

2

20

102

14

Dominion of Canada.

4 *\ _

> ‘ 276 1888 Evenly and unevenly spaced 8. unc., red and Proof

> O 277 1892 Heavy and light “C” unc., red, and Proof

> 278 1893 Compact and wide date, letters on bridge of nose, all

unc., red, last very rare

r

278a 1894 2 var; 1895; all unc., red

279 1896 Small date; 1897 var., unc. red

280 1898 H touches leaf and does not, Proof

281 1893-6 to 1902 unc., bright red, one proof

£ 282

/ o 283 284 U*r 285

iNew Foundland Cents, complete set, 1865 to 1894, all var., unc., mostly red, one proof, finest set ever offered at auction. Rare, 951

Rutherford, St. Johns, all the var. av. good. 952

Harbour Grace, fine wool on fleece, about unc. 953

Horn op. “H.” unc., red, finest known, or ever offered, very rare, 953

286 C/V 287 7 288

3 289 G 290

4 C 291

292 (> 293

294

295 J -96

3J 297 t/J 298 G O 299

30 300 Ojr>r 301 '/ 302

Attributed Canadians Geo. IV. 1812, v. good, rare, 957 Geo. IV. 1812, Date obv. only, rare, sharp, very fine, 958 Tiffin Tokens, 1812, 5 berries in laurel, unc. scarce, 960 diff. var. brass and cop. good to very good. 960 • ■ 6 and 8 leaves, brass, good, 961

1813 Trade and Navig. Penny, ball on fine, 962

1813 Halfp. T. & N. square flag, eng. edge, unc., 965 1813 ■' Plain edge, curved flag, unc., 965

1813 Two var. and 966, good to fine

Pure Copper, 1838 very fine, 1838 “one stiver” very good Wellingtons 969, 972, [2 var.] very good lot Hibernia 1805 plain and milled edge, good and fine, 976 Marquis Wellington, 1813 very fine, rare condition, 978 Waterloo, 1816 Harp 8 strings, unc., rare condition, 981 10 strings, wide date, fine, scarce, 981 “Victoria Nobis Est.” Proof, very rare, 982 Overstrike on B. 963, good, 982

2

3

3

4 o

9

10

3

/

o

3

2

3

o

Attributed Canadians.

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303
N	304 1 in ^
I	OUo 1 306
* ]	j 307
	308
\	L 309
1 po	310
/J 311
//	312
UJ	313
6	314
JJ	315
JV	316
	317
6c	318
Uo	319
2>c	320
iV	321
V & 322
3i	323
/6	324
nr	326
fo	327

Badajo/., Penny, 1813. Unc., extra rare, finest known from Atkins Sale, 984

Cuidad, very fine and sharp, 986

berries in laurel, unc., 987 Periods after July, fine, scarce. 987 No berries in laurel, very fine, 987 No periods after July, very fine, 987 • ‘ No buttons on coat, very fine, 987

Farthing', 1812 R. H. Unc. and finest I have ever seen, Excess., rare, 991

To Facil Trade, 1825 open and closed sleeve, ex. fine and fine, 992

British Col. 1825 very good, obv. scarce sharp, 993 about unc., large notch in lapel, rare, 993 Eagle, 1813-14, complete set var. av. fine, rare set, 994

Ship, 1815 Best pair offered in some time, brass, rare, 995-6

Ships, Col. and Com. American flag, “W. & B., N. Y.” unc, red, very rare and finest I have seen. 907

Diff. var. in separate envelopes, described, mostly unc. a finer set seldom ofiered, 997

Wellington, Waterloo, Ship, very fine, scarce, 1003

Ship. 1812-15 Fine pair, scarce, 1004

1005 very good, very rare, attempt at puncture

“No Labour” floor above N; handle in line with L. unc. rare, 1010

man distant from “G. H.” fine, scarce, 1010

Com. Change, fine as ever found, 1007

1820 Bust, fine for piece, 1011; Ship, fine, 1013

1813 One Penny Token, Ship, r. R. closed wreath, “ONE PENNY TOKEN.” ex, fine, much finer than lot 27 Cutting- Sale, which brought S9 50, ex. rare

Geo. IV. Penny, Bust in closed wreath, R. Fig. seated, “Com- merce. 1814 very good. Very Rare

Penny, obv. Ship, R. “ONE PENNY” in closed wreath about good. Very Rare

u>

328

329

330

331

332

333

334

335

336

337

338

339

340

341

342

343

344

345

346

347

348

349

350

T. Church Tokens

Edward Bewley, 1814 Penny, very good, rare

1804 Hibernia, R. ‘‘For Con. of Trade.” in four lines, tine, rare

1828 COMMERCE, Ship, R. “ONE FARTHING TOKEN.” very fine, rare

1820 “Canada” incused, good, rare

G. St. H. (Ament.) incused, about g’ood, rare

Geo. Burns, 1 clothing-, 1 London [O N T] very fine, rare

1814 Hamilton, Retailers Token, fine and very rare, seldom offered, from Hooper Collection

Misc. lot, incused, overstrikes etc. Lion 1813, Anticosti,

Devins and Bolton etc. scarce lot, fair to unc. 12

Thos. Church Tokens The following with some except- ions have been described b3r A. R. Frey, in the Numismatist Nov. 1903. The dies do not exist having been destroyed by fire. Numbered as per list. The ones not in list are fully described. ALL VERY RARE and are unc. red or proof

Frey, No. 4. Copper, 30 struck No. 14. Copper, 30 struck No. 18 ‘ ‘ plain edge, 26 struck

No. 19 Milled Edge, 14 struck No, 21 Copper, 17 struck No. 22 Thick Plan, 35 struck No. 26 ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ 30 “

Man with flail. “No Labor No Bread” Cabin, brass, 9 struck Same, Rev. sheaf of wheat, cop. 25 struck Beaur, Ottawa, R., Carnival 1895, brass, 35 struck Man and beaver. Rev. Cabin. Very rare, 10 struck Boquet, Ottawa, Rev. Canada, 1896, brass, 25 struck Beaver, Ottawa, R. Castle, 1895, cop., 16 struck “No Labor No Bread.” R. Cabin, cop. 10 struck Sheaf of wheat, Plow etc. 1896, cop. 30 struck

Canadian Communion Tokens, oblong, lead, unassorted, very good

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Colonial U. S. Cold.

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AMERICA

CO 352

y/V	353
i+r	354
3	355
	356
	357
f o	358
3	359
	360
VO	361
	362
	363

Colonial. Maryland. Shilling: two birds with long worm on river-bank : “ ONE SHRILLING 1783. R. clasped hands in wreath : I. CHALMERS, ANNAPOLIS. With exception of slight dent, a very good specimen of this very rare coinage. Silver.

Wood's Halfpenny, 1723. Hibernia, v. good, scarce.

Mass., 1788. Indian, eagde, v. good, scarce.

Wood’s, Conn., Fugio, N. J. La. Fair lot.

“ Rosa” Twopence (2) Nova Eb. N. A. Token, ship, v. fair lot.

Pa. Halfp. and Farthings, Voce. Vooe Populi and one with P in r. field, fair lot, scarce.

Misc. Col: Va., N. J., Mass., Fugio, Wash. Just about good.

Pa. Halfp. Gergivs, Glaucovs, Col. Kirk. God save the King, North Wales, etc. All scarce, about good, two plugged

Conn. Bust 1. 1788 struck over Mass, eagle cent. Very fine

and probably unique

“Vermon Auctori”: head of Geo. III. R. ‘‘INDE ET LIB 1788” nick on edge. Very Fine for piece, rare

“Auctori Plebis”; 1787 “INDE ET LIBER” fig. seated, V. good, nearly fine, Very rare

Columbia Farthings, all diff. mostly fine, scarce lot

yet) 364

Louisiana, Col. Fran. scepters cwn’d, R. fleur de lis, in wreath cwn’d 1767. “Sit Nomen” unusualy broad planchet. light brown, Very rare, The finest I have ever seen

11

4

4

11

6

6

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3(>o

365

366

UHO 367 3 h f 368

/ ] 0 369 I ! o 370

/ VJT 371

/ l f 372

UNITED STATES

(iold Half Eagle, 1834. No motto. Very fine, scarce

Three Dollars 1856 “S” very good

1868 Tarnished, about fine, slight solder marks, rare

1878 Very good

Dollars, 1853 Fine

1854 About fine

Silver Dollars, 1840 Very good 1859 “O” about unc.. brilliant

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186( >

U, S. Silver.

/ N 373 fO<J 374 / >\[ 37 5 100 376

/ & 0 377

? f 37S C b O 379

‘O’’

Just good

1869 Very fair

1870 Very tine Half Dollars 1794. 1795 Two leaves under w

1801 Fine, rare

1802 Fine, very rare

Very fair but pierced, mg's. Very good, rare

very rare

(/ 380

jr 38i

JIT 382 t)0 383

384

385

If 389 390

/ J s/ 391 / ^ L 392 /\f 393

SO 394

J $ 395

396

ff 397 0 i> 398

1805 over 4 Very fine, very rare

1813 “E. P.” before bust UNSIJ, tine. Very rare variety

1814-1831 Very fine

1815 GOOD but pierced, rare

1818 over ’17. Fine, scarce

1823-1827 curled base, “2” line

1838-39-43-44 (“0”) average tine

1846-7-1861 (“O”) uuc. and very line

1835-1846 fine

Quarter 1866 with motto, proof, rare Twenty Cents 1876, nearly tine, scarce

1878 Has been a proof, 600 issued. Very rare Dimes. 1809-11-14, fair to v. good.

1831-35, very line.

1846 Very good, rare.

1864-65 Very good and about good, rare.

1864-65 Very good and v. fair, rare.

1866. Nearly fine, rare, 8725 coined.

1867 Very good, rare, 6625 coined.

1879 Proof, rare.

1880 Proof, rare.

1881 Proof, rare

Half Dimes 1829-40 (“O”) 1852 (0) 1853-54 (2) 58-72 (0)

good to very fine

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6

403

8

I T. S. Silver: Half Cents

19

/r	404
(t>	40(5
f 0	406
i?— —	407
do	408
L/O	409
tor	410
/3	411
dr	412
'X>	413
3	414
sj	415
, r	416
	417
. 3	418

1864 P Very good, very rare 470 issued

1865 Very good, rare

Three Cents silver 1851 Very line

1863 Brilliant proof, very rare

1870 Fine, rare

1871 Very fine, rare.

1872 Proof, v. rare, 1950 coined.

Three Cents, nickel 1879 to 1884 Brilliant proofs. 1878 Brill, proof, v. rare, 2350 coined.

Five Cents Nickel. 1879-80-81. Proof.

Two Cents 1864 uncirculated red.

1864-1871 tine to tine. red.

1864-65-66-68 uric, red, mint. State.

1864 As from mint

1865 As from mint

6

3

2

8

5

5

9

(c 419 420

) ( 421

LfOO 422 3 00 423

// O 424

^ 425 / C 426 fJ 427

yo 428

/o ** 429

Proof sets 1877. 5-3-1 3 pcs. The rarest of the minor

proof sets and has auction record of $12.

1879 8 pcs

1883 5c, 5c, 5c, 3c, lc, 5 pcs

Half Cents 1793 V. good, broad planchet, v. rare,

1794 Double terminations to wreath, very good, very rare variety.

1794 Single leaf termination, good, rare.

1803 Stems to wreath, fine to v. fine.

1804 No stems, tine, sharp ; 1807 about tine.

1805-7-S, Good.

1806 About unc. Some original, red. rare condition.

1811 Uncirculated, Steel blue Pronounced by experts to be the finest ever offered since the Stedman sale Exces- sively rare.

JV	430	1825	Uncirculated, olive.
	431	1826	Uncirculated, olive.
	432	1828	12 stars, unc. red. '

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Half Cents: Cents.

/V1	433	1828	13 stars, line. red.
3o	434	1829	Uncirculated, broad milling.
! 2-	435	1832	Unc. Slight nick on edge.
//	436	1833	Unc. light brown.
>v/~	437	1834	Unc. light brown.
LfO	438	1834	Unc. brilliant red, proof surface, rare
//	439	1835	About unc. sharp.
10	440	1849	Large date, unc. red
Srr	441	1850	Unc. red, has been a proof.
	442	1851	Uncirculated, red.
	443	1853	Uncirculated, red.
'ytrv	444	1854	Red and steel blue, Proof, very rare.
	445	1854-56 Very fine.
/J~	446	1855	Uncirculated, red.
Lfo	447	1856	Uncirculated, red.
>7	448	1857	Uncirculated, red, scarce.
->o	449	1857	Fine, scarce.

450

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Cents 1787 Fugio. Sun dial : R. 13 connected links “WE ARE ONE” in centre within circular zone, inscribed UNITED above and STATES below. Uncirculated, red. excessivel}' rare. Crosby, page 300, plate VII, No. 4, portrays this coin and says : “ In one die from which we know of but three impressions “united” is above and “states” below.”

vT 451 Fugios 1787 “States United” and “United States” tine, red, superb original pair and not to be confounded with the notorious New Haven restrikes.

/'T 452 1785 Constellatio, radient eye “IT. S.” in script, v. good. rare.

6r 453 1785 Constellatio. same with IJ. S. plain, good, scarce.

/o 454 1793 Wreath, Scott 6, poor, rare.

aJ 455 1794 Hays 3-14-39 About good, scarce.

no 45(> 1795 Value high in wreath, dent on edge, otherwise VERY

FINE, unusual preservation, rare

Cents: Miso. Americans.

21

457

/0- 458 459 fS 460 4(,1

462

ryf~M>s

V

ft

464

465

466

467

J'J 468

JO 469 30 470 / £ 471

1798 1.2) 1803 (2) 1814. About good.

1799 Good, date v. good, bottom of ’99 shows, ex. rare. 1810 Over 9 g-ood : 1811 (2 var.) good and v. fair.

1818 About unc.

1818 Ex. line, dark olive and one, unc. red.

1820 Uncirculated.

1820 Uncirculated, red, superb.

1837 Plain hair cord, large letters, unc. superb, rare.

1838 Uncirculated.

1827-33-38 Cents ; 1808-28 Halfc. good lot.

1851 Uncirculated.

1853 Uncirculated.

1850-2-3-5-6-7 all red, hue lot.

1857 (2) Good. v. scarce.

1827-1856 Varying dates, good to unc.

/>>Vr

7^ 473

Small Cents. 1856 Flying Ragle. Glittering golden proof, the equal if not superior to the one sold in Wilson sale that holds the record ($15.50) Perfection itself. Very rare.

1857-1864 Nickel proofs Superb and rare set

JO 474 £ 475

A/ 476 477

3JJ 478

1864 Cop. and nickel, uncirculated.

1864*1901 except '17 . With very few exceptions Proofs. Bal. Mint state. Magnificent set, about the best I have seen.

1877. Good, getting rarer every day.

1878-85 All Mint state, unassorted.

Misc. Americans. 1836. Pattern cent. Liberty cap and rays. First steam coinage, proof, bronzed, rare.

/i/0 478a Same, but struck on planchet gilded BEFORE striking, superb proof and probably unique. (This piece was purchased at my last sale on an order from a well known collector who returned it because it wasn’t ‘‘gold” (?) So to settle all con- troversy we guarantee that it AIN’T gold, so you can bid with perfect safety.)

0,/^v479 1792 Pattern Cent. Ragged looking eagle on a rock R.

“Trial piece designed for U. S. Cent 1792.’’ Cop. nearly un- circulated.

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2

6

6

2

20

8

■7

37

25

22

Misc. Americans: Hard Times Tokens.

Jvo	480
> 3 6	481
/(>J~	482
8v	483
'JO	484
	483
jt]
(	48b
s/C	487
no	488
~yo	489
	490
jr	491
	492
</0	493
30	494
	495
>c	400
	497
(S	498
1 10	499
C/0	500
jr	.301

Encased Postage Stamp. 3 Cents. Pierce. Tulle and Holton, Cinn., Ohio. Very line, extra rare.

Bryan Dollar (Gorham). “A Government Dollar contains 412. G Grains,” etc. R. blank, very tine, rare, silver, 2 in.

Continental Dollar (so called) 1776, but struck in 187t>. Sun

Dial Fugio, cop. Proof, rare, l1* in.

Same in w. m. proof, iyi in.

Indian Traders Dollar. Obv, stag running. R. Stars “(3. W. FELT,” brass, proof. \% in.

Church Token. Bellefontaine, Ohio, Associate Reformed Presb. Church, lead, very good, rare.

Church Token. N. Y. City United Presb. Church (W. 44th St.) lead, v. good, rare.

Hawaii. 1847 Kamehameha III R. “Hapa Haneri” tine. red.

Hard Times l okens Bust of Jackson in civilian dress. R. “Elected A. D. 1828” etc. No, 3 unc., superb, brass, rare

Boar running, small bust, unc., red. No. 8

“A plain system” Jackson advancing, unc., red. No. 12

Safe and tortoise, long ground, very fine. No. 18

Safe and tortoise, ear of Jackass points to 2d 1 i 11 illustrious unc., red. No. 16

“Financiering” instead of “Experiment” uncirculated, perfectly centered No. 20

1837 Female head. “Not” on r. partially erased, good. No. 21 scarce

Same, but head smaller, "Not” perfect, very good. No. 22 scarce

1837 Female head, sharp nose: Same, curl terminates 1. Nos.

31-32 (2 var.) Very good

1837. 5 berries inside, 3 outside, unc.. No. 33

1837 “Millions for defence” 27 stars, very good. No. 39

“Ma}’ 10th 1837” about uncirculated, No. 40

Jackson on safe, ship, unc., red, superb. No. 44. scarce

Phatnix, Nov. 1837 very fine. No. 43. scarce

Hurd '1' lines Tokens.

2 J

	502
/>	503
X?	504
JT	5( >5
/ 2^	5(H)
	507
yj	508
fa	509
7J	510
ir	511
f	512
3 Ft	513
(	514
3 7	515
n	516
/p	517
■yf	518
90	519
/*-7	520
yf	521
yo	522

Phoenix "May 10, 1837" une., No. 47

Strings to bow do not extend inside wreath, fine No. 48. scarce

Half Cent worth of pure copper, v. tine, No. 49, scarce Jackson on safe, mule stdg\ abt. tine. 51.

Same, but on a planehet gilded BEFORE striking the new No. just published, unc. rare.

Same without “H” below safe, attempted puncture, good No. 53.

"Am 1 not a woman" abt unc. red, No. 54, scarce.

1838 Eoco Foco. Mint Drop, very fine for this piece, No. 55, scarce.

Bust, Van Buren. R. Safe with Eagle, Holed at top, (all are! copper, abt. unc. rare. No. 56.

Same but in brass, tine., superb, v. rare, No. 56.

1841 “Current” ship ; 1841 Current cliff, var., 1841 Ship on both sides, all v. tine or unc. Nos. 58-9-60, latter, scarce.

1841 Double ship, “Current and Currency," unc., superb. No. 62-64.

No. 65 Liberty and Ship; 69. Liberty and inscript, line, scarce.

Ephraim Hathaway 1833. Orate, very tine. No. 74, scarce.

Handy, (Providence) Robinson, Jones & Co., Haskins, Rich- ards. abt. tine. Nos. 78-76-80-83. last scarce.

Schenk (Attleboro, Mass.,) Wilkins (Lowell,) very good. No. 84-86.

1835 Female head, r. inscribed TROY. R. BUCKLIN’S INTEREST TABLES. Date within. No. 89. Poor, pierced. Rarity 5.

Bucklin’s Book-keeping, within wreath TROY, No. 92. v. good for piece.

Merchant’s Ex. (2 var..) Walsh, R. & W. Robinson (2 var.) No. 97-99-103-04, good, one scarce.

Merchant’s Ex. “No. 6 Tontine." uncirculated. No. 98.

Henry Anderson, boot straight and upset rev., unc. red. No. 107.

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Hard Times; Store Cards.

/ & 523 \J~ O 524 525

\T f *26

/ y & 527

^ J 528. // 529

3 2- 530

3y 0 531

532 2 533

534

535

3 530

/ 7 540

/ / 541

/ 0 542

Centre Market, Devau, very good. Nos. 111-115.

1837 Grossman, umbrella, abt. unc. No. 112. v. scarce.

1837 Crossman, eagle, very tine, dark. No. 113.

1837 “East Boston. ” R. “Maverick,” worn. No. 116, rare.

Arms of N. Y. 1837. R. “Feutchwanger's Composition.” Three Cents. No. 117. Extra tine, scarce.

1837. One Cent, Eagle and Serpent, fine, No. 120.

N. March, Maycock, Phalon, Sise, all v. fine, Nos. 124-6-7-32.

Female Head 1. inscribed Troy, R. Bucklin’s Book-keeping- within wreath. West Troy, No. 145. good, much better than usual, rare.

T. D. Seamon Belleville, <i bouquet, type of Montreal sou. R. a steer. No. 155, very tine, the best 1 have ever seen, v. rare.

Hard Times Tokens, 54-5-75-78-98-113 etc., large no. of var. unassorted, average very good,

mostly all in list, unassort. but some scarce, good to v. fine.

Store Cards, size old cent, all N. Y. City, brass and cop. mostly unc.

Ga., Tenn., Mich.. 111., etc., mostly unc., an unusual and scarce lot.

and War Tokens, ships, Hags, etc., size present cent. N. Y, and vicinity, good to unc.

outside New York, good to unc., unassort.

Brass and Cop., large and small, odd lot. mostly unc., unassort.

and War Tokens, size present cent and over, unassort., good.

Coin dealers and collectors, Idler, Hill, Robinson and Wrn. Till, London, unc., all scarce, last rare.

North American Islands. Hayti, 1853-5. 10c. Brass

and Cop. proof.

Hayti 1877-89. 2-1 cent. unc. red, and proof.

4

20

17

18

59

17

20

51

4

3

Central and South America.

2 5

y/Q 543

'f 544

545

3 546

Dominica. “3” C. S. on ! sec. Spanish Peso. Crenated edges tine, rare.

1877-8-91. 10-2-1 Cent, red proofs.

Porto Rico. 1890 Arms, Sun. 2 Cent, red proof.

Jamaica. 1885-1902. 1C-J^C., farthings, nickel, v. good.

Trinidad. Spanish Peseta 1788, counterstamped with squares containing- star. Necessity money. From Bergsoe collec- tion. Dot 1063. about good, excess, rare.

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9

CENTRAL AMERICA.

548 Rep. Central America 1889 1-2 Cent. unc. red.

549 Nicaragua 1887. 2 Centavos, brill, red proof.

549A Mexico. 1823. Emperor, Eagle, Bust. 2 R. tine, scarce.

550 • • 1890. Bust. 2 C. Potosi, ^ueretan, Zacatecas,

unc. red.

551 1890 Bust 2 C. Nueva Leon, Coahuila, Puebla, unc.

552 1890 Bust 2 C. Tlaxcola, Campeche, unc. red

553 1838 Rude Bust, eagle. TUXEJTA, proof

N.554 1838 Eagle 10C. Hacienda de Tuxpango, brilliant proof

^ 555 1883 1 Centavo, nickel, uncirculated

V 556 Demerara 1813, Bust, 1 Stiver and l/x Stiver, very tine

0

SOUTH AMERICA Argentina 1878 1-2 Centavos, unc. red

1880 Arms, 1 Centavo, unc., red Brazil 1871 “Peter II. visited Belgium,” red proof Peter II. Bust. 2 shields. Arms, all diff. red proofs Republic 1889 4 Reis, 2 var. unc., red

Paraguay 1868. Lion, tree, “Dos Centavos” red proof Bolivia 1883 Arms, 1-2 Centavos, unc., red Venezuela 1S63 1-2 Centovos, brill, red proof

Patagonia 1874 Antoine 1st 2 Centavos, unc. red Argentina, Honduras, Brazil, 1885-92. 2-1 Cent. unc.

red

3

3

3

50

3

3

2 6

Europe.

567 Peru and Portuguese India, small silver coins, unc. and good

568 Peru 1825 Lib. stdg, cap on pole. “Firme Y. Feliz Por La

J~0 Union” R. Arms, between branches, date in ex. 8 Reals,

Fine, unpublished, rare

/ K)	569
/ 2"	570
	571
/ 6	572
7r	573
>o	574
	575
	576
/so	577
	578
I/O	579
	580
&	581
f	.582
t f	583
n	584
n	585
ri	586
7	587
(o	588
K	589
J	590
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EUROPE

England Silver. East Angles (A. D. 750) Curved figure with bristles, letters in beaded square, very good, v. rare

Chas. I. 6p. 2p. Victoria. 4p. fair to fine

Geo. III. 1804 Dollar, Bk. of England, unc., very rare

1762 Three Pence, very fine

1813 10 Pence, Irish, very good, scarce

1818 Two Pence, proof, rare

Geo. I - III - IV shillings, good to fine, one pierced

Wm. IV. 1834 Bust, Arms, Half Crown, very good

Victoria 1887 Bust, St. Geo. and Dragon, Crown, about unc,

1887 Bust, Arms, Half Crown, has been proof

1887 Bust, Arms, 2 Shillings, uncirculated

Jubilee Set. Half Crown, Shill, 6 P. includes the very rare 6 P. uncirculated

Copper Chas. II 1672 d. “Carolus a Carolo,” v. good

Geo. II to Ed. VII, Pence, Halfp. and Farthings, good to unc. red, v. nice lot, no dups.

Pence, London, Walthamstow, mostly Condor period, includes rare Covent Garden Token in lead, v. fine and scarce lot.

Halfp. Condor period, av. fine, some very scarce, unusual lot.

another and similar selection.

Ionian Isles. Man. Tokens, Medals, etc., good lot.

Guernsey 1885-9. Double 8-4-2-1. unc. red.

France. Nap. II, 1816, 1-3-5-10 C : cop. unc. red, essai.

Louis XVIII Bust, 1824, Col. Franc. 5 C. cop. essai, v. fine.

Anvers. 10 C. 1814. Monnai obsidionale, cop. good.

Baroness Corlet, Bust, arms, 1666. “Hec est virtutis Imago.” v. good, rare : Isles du Vent 1731, pierced, good, both silver.

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France, Guernsey, Russia, all unc. red, fine lot.

Prussia. 1800. Win. Ill Arms, Cross, “Suum Cuique,” silver, v. fine.

Wolfenstein. 1723. Arms, Inscript., square silver coin, very fine and rare, 4 in.

Bulgaria. Alex. I, 1880-7, unc., red, all diff.

Denmark. Christ. IX. Bust, Arms, 2 Kroner, silver, fine.

Bavaria. 1764. Max. Jos. : Prussia 1791, Austria, 25c. size, silver, fair to good.

Sicily. Ferd. 1796. Bust, Eagle. 6 Tari, silver, v. good. rare.

Greece. Roumania. Cop. and Nick., fine lot. all sizes.

Germany. Austria, Belgium, Holland, etc., 2 Kr. size, cop., v. good, unassort.

Andora, Rep. of, 1873. 10 Centimes, red. proof.

Portugal. 1884-6. XX and X Reis, unc. red.

Spain, France, etc., \z Dime to Quarter size, silver, good to fine.

Venice. Lead. Seal or Bullae of Doge Petrus Morcenigo figures, inscript., v. good, v. rare, lj4 in.

Misc. Europ. Coppers, Everywhere, good, some scarce.

ASIA.

Cambodia. Norodom I, 1860. 5-10 C. unc. red.

Siam. Porcelain money, fancy shapes, green and rose, good.

Japan. Tempos. Oblong, v. good, unassorted.

“Cash,” brass, unassort, many v. old, v. good.

Complete set. Tempo to 1 Rin. Cop. and Nickel, v. fine.

China. Quang Tung Prov. Dragon, 1 Cent, unc. red.

Sword, made of 200 unc. Chinese coins, 23 inches long, with pendants, beautifully made and just the thing for “den” or parlor.

Mauritius. Hong Kong. 10c. size, silver, fine, one scarce.

Native Indian States and Hindoo copper coins, curious shapes and sizes, good to tine.

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11

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25

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Africa : Ancient Coins.

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V	618
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	624
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gl)	629
3°	630
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\vo	632
1^	633
1*	634
ir	635
	636

Misc. Asiatic Coppers, Everywhere, unassort., good lot.

OCEANIC A.

British North Borneo. 1890. 1 D., 50 c., 1 c., y2 c., unc„ red.

Tobacco Companies. 1 Dol., 50 c., 20 c. Proof. Philippines. 1859, Crown, 2 C., red, proof.

1903, \2, 1, 5, 10 Centavos (under U. S.) Cop. and Nick., unc.

/i Centavos, unc., red.

Australia and New Zealand, Penny Tokens, v. good and rare lot.

AFRICA.

Liberia, 1890, Bust, 1-2 C. Wreath, proofs.

1890, Bust, shield, 1-2 C. Brill, proofs.

1889, Shield. 1 C. (in wreath.) Brill, proofs.

Madagascar, 1883, Crown, 10 Centimes, red proof:

Cape of Good Hope, 1889, Victoria, arms, brill, proof.

British and Austrian East Africa, 1888-91, unc., red.

Transvaal, Kruger, 1898, 1 Penny, unc., red, rare.

Kruger, 1896, 2 V2 Shill., silver, very good, rare.

1896, shilling, Bust, Arms, good, scarce.

Guyanne. 1887. Maltese Cross. 10C. red, proof.

ANCIENT COINS

Numidia Juba I. Head r. Temple, very line, silver, very rare

Rome Brutus, with Ahala (father in law) on rev. (Authon IV No. 852) Very fine and rare, silver

Julius Caesar, fat elephant, sacrificial implements, very good

Caecilia. Apollo, “L. METEL” K. Victory crowning fig. seated on heap of shields. “C. MAE” Very fine, silver, ex. rare

Head of Piety, a stork before, K. “IMPER,” vase and lituus within wreath of laurel, fine and rare, silver.

Paper Money;

Masonics.

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L/J	643
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Faustina Jr. Head i\, R. The Children, Antonius and Coin- modus in bed», “SACCULI F ELICIT,” v. tine, ex. rare, silver.

Nerva. Head r., R. two hands clasped “CONCORDIA EXER- CITUM S. C. ” v. fine, rare. Remarkable portrait of Nerva, silver.

Trajan, silver denarii, diff. revs., all more or less scarce, very g'ood lot.

Copper. Constantine I. All diff. m. m., good lot.

PA PEW MONEY.

Whitechurch & Ellesmere Banking' Co.. £5. v. good, v. rare.

Gloucester Old Bank. 1 Guinea 1814, good, edges torn. v. rare.

Milverton & Taunton Bank ^'l 1812. Good, v. rare.

Havana, Cuba, 80 Centavos 1889 (under Spain) very good.

Canada. 1839. Fifteen Pence or 4 Dol. issued by David Smart, Port Hope, Ont., small corner torn and tear near end, excessively rare. (None of the present Smart family in Port Hope have ever seen a specimen, and I am informed by a prominent collector that in his experience of 40 years he has never seen but one other.

25 C. Shinplasters, A. B., blank and 1900 issues, fine lot.

Cuba. 50 Centavos. 1869. Flag, Republic, unsigned, crisp, sheet.

Un Peso. 1869. Shield, Republic, unsigned, crisp.

America. State Bank New Brunswick, N. J. Si. crisp.

Confederate S20, Feb. 17. 1864, Capitol, diff. signatures and shades, fine.

810, April 6, ’63. Capitol, diff. sigs. and shades, v. good.

8lo. Feb. 17. ’o4. Artillery, diff. sigs. and

shades, fine.

85, Feb. 17, ’64. Capitol, diff. sigs. and shades, v. good.

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iVlASOFNICS.

654 Gold. Brunswick U745) Loge Karl sur Saul-^, Ducat, obv.

naked man standing, holding cornucopia full of Masonic emblems, “FAVETE LINGUS.” in ex. “AEQUITAS CON- CORDIA ET VIRTUS,” R. arm from clouds, holding triangle, rocks below “AEQUA LEGE SORTITUR INSIG- NES ETIMOS.” Marvin No. 12, page 10. v. tine, exceed- ingly rare, has auction record of $40, and is the only known instance of the issuance of a Masonic COIN in gold. Edge slightly clipped. 7/$ in.

655 Silver. Holland 1808, obv. Masonic Hall, R. inscrip. 50tli

Anniversar3r of Grand Lodge. Very fine, v. rare. Marvin 216. V/8.

656 Scotland. Circle containing double triangles. Inside triangles

a triangle , containing radiant eye, compasses and sphere below. In scroll below circle, “Wisdom, Strength, Beauty.” On circle “Deo regi fratribus honor fidelitas benevolentia.” On triangle “CONCORD, TRUTH, PEACE.” etc. The whole suspended from a loop of ribbons in silver. Very fine, very rare. Yl/\ x 3.

657 America. Mar}dand Commandery No. 1, 1790-1871. Large

triangle containing circle and cross, the latter gold. At top of triangle 2 smaller ones inverted. Very fine, very rare. 2% x 2%.

658 ‘ ' Centennial. obv. book and square and compass

with G Rev. “1876.” “Struck in Main Building of Philada. Exhibition bjr the first steam coining press used by U. S. Mint.” Proof and excessively rare in silver. % in.

659 Other IWetsIs. Belgium. 5865, Leop. Sax-Cob., Bust and

flambeaux, “Funeral ceremonies,” etc. R. Star, eye and triangle. “GR. OR. DE BELGIOUE.” Bronze proof, rare, Marvin 40. 1 V •

660 “OR. DE LIEGE.” 5869. Emblems, two hands clasped, in

triangle, inscript., red proof, pierced as issued. Marvin 41. 1 in.

661 France. DES AMIS DE LA PAIX. Armed fig. with spear

and olive branch. R. “O DE PARIS 5789” in wreath, dent on rev., otherwise fine, cop. rare. Marvin 28. 1,V

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France 5805. “Grand Orient de France,” radiant skull, “Lodge

de St. Eugene,” Star. Cop., tine, ex. rare. Marvin 75, but only mentioned by him as being struck in silver. 1^.

Temple “5845 Deus Meumque Jus.” R. snake, “First stone laid 1841.” Cop. red proof, v. rare. Marvin 172. Superb medal. 1 Y%.

5760. Pyramid, tig. seated holding globe, R. bee hive “Eternite Constance.” Cop. tine. rare. 1%.

Paris 5785. Phoenix. “Amis Incorruptible a ’L O de Paris.” R. monogram, cop., v. rare, tine. 1 in.

Burning star in wreath, “De la parfaite reunion a L'O de Paris.” R. emblems “5802” and inscript, v. fine, rare, copper. 1 %.

Belgium. 1838. Snake biting file, “La mac. vivra Dieu le veut,” 5835. Rev. ver}r long inscriptions, bronze, superb, v. rare, Marvin 191, 2 in.

German. Medal with loop. Circle G square and compass within wreath “German Pilger No. 179.” Lead, gilt, fine. Have never seen another. 1 %.

America. Michigan Grand Lodge. Elab. emblems, Semi- Cen. 5895. Proof w. m. 1%, pierced as issued.

Conn. Norwich Com. K. T. No. 4. Shield shaped badge 1884, lead, v. fine, scarce. 1% x lys.

N. Y. City. Shield shape with loop. Masonic Temple dedi- cated 1875. Emblems, v. fine, lead, Marvin 38. 1^ x 2

Colorado. Denver Grand Com. K. T. Maltese Cross with swords, suspended by large G containing cross and crown. “Trien. Con. Denver, 1892.” Lead, fine, rare. 3‘-2 x 1 }{.

Pa. Phila. W. W. Long’s card, but in silver. V. fine and V. RARE. Marvin 723. 1XV

Same but in brass, v. rare, fine. l-^.

Masonic Veterans. Radient eye, scythe and snake, cop., red, uniface, v. rare. 1XV

Tunkhannock, Pa. Temple Com. K. T. No. 60. Arms, wreath, “July 18. 1883.” w. m. proof. 1 % .

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yo	688
	689
6r	690
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yr	692
yo	693
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Pa. Phila. J. Hornley’s card, emblem, rubber, pierced, line.

N. Y. Utica. Dedication Masonic Asylum, 1692. “Jas. Ten Eyck, G. M.” Cop. tine., scarce. 1)4. (Mr. Ten E}rck is one of America’s most prominent numismatists.)

Shield suspended from loop on which is “Patria et ordo 1810” “Col. Com. K. T. No. 1. N. Y.” Bronze superb. 1x3 in.

Corner Stone 7th Reg. Armory, 1877. Emblems, Arms, “Opere aut hello.” Superb bronze proof. 1 )4 .

Some in w. m. Same condition, lb.

Pa. Pittsburg. Pin in shape of K. T. chapeau. “Ohio. Pittsburg 1888.” V. tine, 2)4 in.

Mark Penny. Greenbush Chap. 274, N. Y. Cop. v. tine, 1 %.

Hudson River Chap. W. Trov 1872. Brill, cop. proofs. 1 *4 .

Owatuna Chap. Minn, and two others. Brill, cop. proofs. 1%.

iVlisc. Masonics. Eake City, Fla. Harpocrate, tig. rep. silence ; Blackjack Grove, Texas; Long, (copper) etc., etc., A rare and unusual lot, some never cat. good to unc. 2 pierced, yi in. to Brass and cop.

MEDALS.

Xavier Bichat, Bust, R. luscrip. bronze, v. tine, rare. 2 in.

Windthorst, Dr. Ludwig. Bust facing, K. Inscrip, in German brilliant silver proof, rare, 1)4 in.

Paul V. (Pope) Bust, Assembly of priests, original cast, tine, rare, 1 % in.

Centennial 1776-1876. In Commemoration by Congress, silver proof, 1)4 in.

Gen, Grant. Bust, inscript., superb, bronze, rare, 2% in.

Army, obv. G. A. R. Badge, Arms, ”16 Annual Encamp. Bal- timore, June 21, 1882” proof, bronze, scarce. 1)4

• • obv. same, Rev. female bust, “Anna M. Ross the soldiers friend” bronze proof, scarce, lb

•• G. A. R. Badge. Eagle and Coats of Arms. “Citizens in peace, in war soldiers” bronze proof, scarce, 2 in.

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Marksman’s badge, 4th year, maltese cross and bar, cop. very tine, 2.54

Same, 2nd year, 2j4

McClellan, War of 1861, Bust. Rev. blank; “Against Rebellon’’ shield, both brass proof holed as issued Y» in.

Agricultural Society Charleston 1882. Awarded to Cook & Co. line. 154 in.

Savannah. Good Samaritan, 1876. Benev. Soc. Bronze proof. 1 ->s .

Boston Evacuation Day 1901. Troops, wreath, cop. unc. 1 j4 .

Benjamin Franklin. Book and quills. THE GIFT OF FRANK- LIN. Rev. “adjudged by the school committee as a reward of merit.” Inscribed “Samuel Parmenter 1803.” Holed as issued good, v. rare, silver. Ij4.

Mexico, arms, Estado libre y. soberans de Jalisco.” R. wreath “Premie a la instrucceon,” unc, not in Fischer. 1^4.

Numismatics. Dan’l Parrish, Jr. Bust, presented by Amer- ican Numis. Soc. and Archai. Soc. 1880, Superb, cop. proof. 1 % .

Holland. 1858 Silver medal on the destruction of the Spanish Armada “Durum est contra stimulos calicitrare.” The pope a cardinal a bishop and ecclesiastics, sitting with their feet on a prickly floor, opposite to the King of Spain, the Emperor, and other princes. All are blindfolded, R. a representation of the Invincible Armada, of which two vessels are suffering shipwreck on a rock. Above “Veni, Vide Vive” and the date. Fine condition, silver, gilded, slight puncture for ribbon. Excessively rare. Anthon Sale record $27.00. 254 in.

Religious. Implements of study. “A la gloire de Dieu.” R. School, “Montmirale, Pension de Jeunes Filles. ” 1766. V. line and v. rare. 1 in.

Bryan Medal. “Free Silver One Dime 1896” “Vote for A 100c. Dollar and McKinley,” V. fine, lead, silvered, fine, rare. 2 in.

Portsmouth, Va. Building, wreath, presented bv Town Council, copper, fine, 254.

Medals: Books

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/■r	7()8	John Page, Artist, Bust 1848. Palette, “Born Albany June 23d, 1811,” bronze, v. fine* rare. 2 in.
	709	A, Thiers, Arms, Presented by French Citizens of Phila., 5th Sept. 1873. bronze, superb. 2,54,
3i	710	Political Medals, Jetons and Spiel Marks, tine lot.	32
3	711	and War Medals, all l^g in. brass and cop. mostly unc.	6
>	712	all \% in. diff. metals, mostl}’ unc.	10
	713	<1 iff. sizes and metals, mostl}' 1 in. fine.	14
1^	714	and Commemorative Medals and Badges, diff. metals, mostly in. unc.	10
3	715	Perpetual Calendars, brass, unc. bright. 154 in.	10

KOOKS. Pic.

Scott’s* Catalogues l;s91 Ed. Post Stamps, Paper Money Gold. Silver and Nickel Catalogues all bound in one vol. cloth 8 vo. good, rare. 4 vols. as 1

Leroux, Jos. IW. 1). The Canadian Coin Cabinet, last edition. Every piece illus. 301 pp. 8 vo. cloth and leather, good, scarce.

718 /VlcLachlin, R. W. Canadian Coins and Medals, large 8 vo. half calf, 127 pp. Montreal 1886. Privately pub. for the author. No. 83 initialed by author, perfect, rare.

(nJ 719 Cleo. D. Mathews. Coinage of the World, Ancient and Modern, 301 pp. cloth, profusely illus. 8 vo. New York.

Ureton, P. IN. Coins and Tokens of Canada. Montreal 1894. Every coin illus. 8 vo., 240 pp. half calf, out of print, no Canadian collector can do without it.

same, paper cover, perfect.

i 3 0 722 Morris, Dr. Kobt. Coins of Grand Masters of Malta and Crusaders, illus. cloth, 8 vo. Boston 1,844. Only 120 printed, rare, perfect.

Hard Times Tokens.

66 pp. paper, new.

Cow, last edit., N. Y. 19(H).

Hooks.

.15

725

726

*3 J 730

731

Jewitt, L. L., Rnglish Coins and Tokens, contains also B. V. Head on Greek and Roman Coins. Crown. 8 vo. cloth, 130 pp. new.

Scott’s Paper Money Catalogue. All kinds of Colonials, Bank Bills and Fractional Currency. Last 'and best edit. 136 pp., many illus. N. Y. 1894, paper, out of print.

Frossard, Ed. Franco- American Jetons. Fully described. Illus. with superb plates, only 100 printed, 8 vo. paper, 66 pp. new, rare, the standard authority.

Heevton, A. G. Mint Marks. A treatise on the coinage of U. S. Branch Mints, 54 pp. 8 vo. paper, new. Standard authority on the subject.

Frey-Frossartl. Copper Coins and Minor Proof sets of U. S. their actual auction prices, 16 mo. leather, out of print.

Hays-Frossard. Vrar. of 1794 Cents, described and illus- trated. The standard authorit}'. 18 pp. 4 to. cloth, rare.

Cavino, Giovanni. A complete list of his medals and fabrications, by R. H. Lawrence, N. Y. 1883. Privately printed, rare, 31 pp. 8 vo. paper.

Newlin, Harold P. Larly Half Dimes of U. S. and their Classification. Only 100 printed. Phila. 1883, 24pp. 4 to. paper, rare.

Haseltirte, John W. Description of the Paper Money issued by Continental Congress. Illus. 4 to. Phila. 1872. 30 pp.

paper, out of print, rare.

Smithsonian Institute Annual Report 1892. cloth, illus. 803 pp. interesting, perfect

Dickinson Arner. Xuinis. Manual. American, Col. and U. S. Coins. 19 Plates, col. 250 pp. cloth. Phila. rare

Betts, C. Wyllys American Col. History, as illustrated by medals, full)' illus. 332 pp, 8 vo cloth, N. Y. good. The standard authority

Doughty, F. W. The Cents of United States. Contains 68 illus. of obv. and 31 of rev. 1793 to 1814. From 1816 to '57 types are represented b}' 4 plates. 115 pp. 8 vo, Paper in- valuable to U. S. Collectors, out of print, rare

737 Various Phaniplets and publications on Coins etc. we note Batty’s En. Coins, Roman authorities, Frey-Frossard

	etc., etc.	a scarce and interesting lot
738	The Canadian Vol. IV 1875-76	Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal perfect, complete, ex. rare
739	V	1876-77
J 740	•• VI	1877-78	\ • • • .
741	•• VII	1878-79
742	•• VIII	1879-80
^743	Nos. 2, 3,	4 Vol. II 1892; Nos. 2-2 Vol. II 1893 rare

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744 Scott’s Imperial Album with 1500 stamps, 150 unused

some scarce, the lot catalogues about $25. perfect

745 Bundle of Coin Cats, foreign and domestic, coin literature, a

varied and choice lot. 75 pcs as

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Geoffrey Charlton Adams

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