156th

AUCTION SALE

of RARE COINS, MEDALS AND PAPER MONEY

Collection of

MR. O. L. VANARSDELL, of California And Other Fine Consignments

To Be Sold to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1944

By the Cataloguer

M. H. BOLENDER,

1126 BENSON BLVD. FREEPORT, ILLINOIS

MORE THAN EVER

IT PAYS TO KEEP POSTED ON COIN VALUES NOW

The rapidly increasing number of collectors, without be- ing able to increase the supply of coins, has brought about definite advances in the values of coins today.

I have approximately ten times as many active collectors on my mailing list as I had twenty-five years ago, and about eight hundred more than I had a year ago.

Therefore a new 1944 edition of the STANDARD CATALOGUE OF UNITED STATES COINS has just been published by Mr. Wayte Raymond. This is the best single book for the coin collector, entirely revised and re- written, with new additional features, and valuable infor- mation. Lists, illustrates, and values early American coins, U.S. gold, silver and copper coins; private gold coins, U.S. pattern coins, commemorative coins, encased postage stamps, Philippine and Hawaiian coins, and gives complete mint reports.

Attractively bound in cloth, large 8-vo.

Price, $2.50 prepaid.

Your order will have our prompt attention.

M. H. BOLENDER

1126 Benson Blvd.

FREEPORT, ILLINOIS

156th

AUCTION SALE

of

RARE COINS, MEDALS AND PAPER MONEY

COLLECTION OF

MR. L. O. VAN ARSDELL, of California And Other Fine Consignments

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To Be Sold to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1944

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By the Cataloguer

M. H. BOLENDER 1126 BENSON BLVD. FREEPORT , ILLINOIS

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TERMS OF SALE

All bids by mail. We have over twenty-live hundred customers who are interested in these sales. They live in every state of the union, and in some foreign countries. They can not all come to Freeport in person each month to attend an auction. In fact, not one per cent of them could do so. In fairness to those who live at a dis- tance, and cannot attend a sale in person, we request all bids to be sent in advance of the sale, by mail.

Coins will be bought below your bids where other offers permit, as this is competitive bidding, executed in good faith.

Where two or more bids are exactly the same on any lot, or tied, the lot is sold to the first bid received at exactly his bid.

No unlimited bids will be accepted from anyone, at this sale. Mark your highest limit or bid on the bid sheet, and we will buy as much under this price, as other actual bids permit. Get your bids in before the date of sale. Don’t wait until the last minute. Help us with our work and we will help you get something.

The usual charge of 5% will be made for executing your bids. No charge is made on anything not actually purchased. Postage and express is paid by the purchaser.

Receipted bills are not sent out after your remittance as this is unnecessary. Your check, draft or money order itself is a receipt. However, if a 3-cent stamp is enclosed we will send receipt.

Be certain that you bid on the lot you wish to buy. We will correct errors and adjust claims, but you should not expect us to pay for your mistakes. Be careful in making your bids. Be sure that you bid on the lot you wish to buy, and at so much per piece.

Bids must reach me by the morning of the sale. Mail them in time so as to avoid disappointment. At each sale some bids arrive too late to be executed.

Mails are in some cases slow these days of the war. Be pa- tient, and allow time for third and fourth class mail matter to reach you. Catalogues are often slow in delivery, and may not reach you at all. We will mail them very early, and try to get them to you in time. The price lists have to be set up and printed after the sale, and are mailed third class, usually about ten days after the sale date. Allow time extra for them to reach you, in these war days.

Between the seller and buyer, my position in describing the con-

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dition of coins and bills has been neutral. My classifications are generally considered to be conservative by the collecting public.

It is easy to bid by mail. If you do not know how much to bid on any items, write me giving numbers in catalog and I shall be glad to inform you as to values. It is usless and a waste of time to make low bids that have no chance of success. I sincerely hope that each collector acquires some nice lots from this sale that give him a real thrill and joy of satisfaction.

New bidders or customers sending in bids for the first time must positively give first class reference, bank reference preferably, or else send a deposit of at least 25% of the total amount of bids. Otherwise, their bids will not be accepted; application of such de- posit will be made upon successful bids; the seller reserves the right to demand payment upon sucessful bids before delivery in his sole discretion. To those known to me who have established credit, a reference or deposit is not necessary and purchases will be sent out promptly after the sale. In appreciation of this courtesy the pur- chaser remits promptly.

The terms are prompt cash settlement after sale, and no time given. Collectors who are not certain that they can pay promptly, are asked not to bid. The coins in the sale are the property of my clients, and I must make prompt settlement for them.

Remit by money order, draft, check, or in any way most conve- nient. Stamps accepted for accounts that are below one dollar only.

All coins and other items are guaranteed genuine, unless other- wise stated.

Please bid by the piece unless stated to bid for the lot. Thus, if there are 12 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay $6 for the lot, then bid 50c. At each sale someone bids by the lot. Don't do this — bid by the piece. Exception — where stated to bid for lot.

NOTE — A printed list of all the prices realized at this sale will be sent for fifty cents (50c). Send coin or stamps with your bids so as to reserve a price list, or if you prefer, we will add the cost to your bill of items purchased for you at this sale. Keep posted on coin values as they are today, and order a price list in advance of the sale. After the sale they cost $1. Before, they are 50 cents.

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PLEASE REFER TO THE INDEX

In the Back Part of This Catalogue and

SEE THE GREAT VARIETY OF INTERESTING COLLECTORS’ MATERIAL

offered in this sale

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. . . buys a printed list of all the prices realized at this large and important sale.

You will get a great deal of pleasure in going over this list with the catalogue, after the sale.

It will be a good investment to keep you posted on present-day values of coins and currency.

Yes, it pays to be posted on values today.

Just mark your bid sheet, “Price List,” now be- fore you forget it. Only 50 cents, when ordered in advance of the sale date. The amount need not be remitted now, but will be charged to your account after the sale, with any coins bought.

The price lists are off the press about 1 0 days after the date of sale, and are mailed by third class mail. Please allow reasonable time for them to reach you.

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EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL COINS

1. 1722 Rosa Americana half-penny. Uncrowned rose. Fine. Cat. $6.

2. 1723 Rosa Americana penny. Crowned rose. Fine. Cat. $5.

3. 1723 Woods farthing, fine. 1723 half-penny good. Coined for Ireland, refused there, and sent to America. 2 pcs.

4. 1724 Woods half-penny. About fine. Rare date. Cat. $4.

5. 1760 Voce Populi cent. V. fine,

6. 1773 Virginia half-penny. Fine.

7. 1781 North American token. Ship. Commerce. V. good.

8. 1783 Georgius Triumpho cent. Very good.

9. (1694) Elephant as on Carolina ^ penny. GOD PRE-

SERVE LONDON. Good.

10. 1783 Nova Constellatio cents, diff. varieties, blunt and point- ed rays. Good to v. good. 2 pcs.

11. 1785 Nova Constellatio cent. Script U.S. Pointed rays. V. good.

12. 1785 same, but rare variety with blunt rays. Fine. Cat. $5.

13. 1785 Connecticut cent. Bust r. Very good, cleaned.

14. 1787 Connecticut cent. Small mailed bust r. Fine; slight cor- rosion. Rare. Lists at $15.

15. 1787 Connecticut cents, various dies. Good to v. good. Most cleaned. 8 pcs.

16. 1788 Connecticut cent. Mailed bust r. Very good. Cat. $2.50.

17. 1788 same. Mailed bust 1. Good. Cat. $2.

18. 1786 New Jersey cent. V. good, cleaned.

19. 1787 New Jersey cents. Diff. dies. Avg. good. 4 pcs.

20. 1786 Vermont cent. VERMONTENSIUM, sun, tree, mts. Good. Scarce.

21. 1786 variety as last Vermontensium; also “Baby head’’ Ver- mont cent. Fair. 2 pcs.

22. 1787 Vermont cent. Bust r. Very good. Cat. $2.50.

23. 1788 Vermont cent. Bust r. Good; rubbed. Cat. $2.50.

24. 1787 Massachusetts half-cent. Indian standing, COMMON- WEALTH. Rx. spread eagle, HALF-CENT on shield. Very good.

25. 1788 Massachusetts cent. Type as last. Good. Cat. $1.25.

26. 1787 Fugio cent. Sun dial. 13 links. Designed by Franklin, and first U.S, coin authorized by Congress. About good, 2 cleaned. 3 pcs.

27. 1787 as last. Variety with STATES UNITED. Very good.

28. 1787 Nova Eborac (New York) cent. Variety with reverse figures seated to the left. Very good, date fine and bold, all on, well-struck.

29. 1794 New York cent, Talbot, Allum & Lee. V. good.

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30. (1790) Kentucky cent. Pyramid of stars. Plain edge. Fine.

31. 1783 Washington & Independence cent. UNITY STATES. Good.

32. (1795) George Washington large penny with bust. Rx. eagle and shield, LIBERTY AND SECURITY. Nearly fine; rev. nick in field.

33. 1796 George Washington REPUB. AMERI medal, by Wy- on. Bust r. Rx. “General of the American Armies 1775,” etc. Baker 68, bronze. Fair.

34. Various Colonial coins inch 1766 Pitt token, Connecticut cents. Mass., Vt., Fugio, Washington, Nova Const. Poor to fair. 13 pcs.

35. Another lot, with Fugio, Nova Const., Conn., N. J., Wash. Poor to fair. 12 pcs.

36. Miscellaneous Old U.S. Coins; large cents, 2-cent pieces. 3- cents, small cents, nickels, etc. Total face value about $3.25. Poor to good. 53 pcs.

UNiTED STATES HALF-CENTS

37. 1794, 1797 half-cents. Obv. fair, rx. poor. Both show dates. 2 pcs.

38. 1800 half-cent. Very fine. Only year of type.

39. 1803 Gilbert 2 and 3. Very good. 2 pcs.

40. 1803-04-09-26-28-29-32-33-34 ( 3) -35-5 1-53-54 half-cents, all good to fine. 15 pcs.

41. Another lot, about as last. 15 pcs.

42. Various half-cents 1803 and later. Many dates. Poor and fair, 4 holed. 33 pcs.

43. 1804 plain 4, stemless wreath. Ex. fine.

44. 1804 crosslet 4, with stems. Ex. fine.

45. 1804 with and without stems, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1810, 1825, 1828 with 12 and 13 stars, 1829, 1832, 1833, 1834 (3), 1835, 1851. All good to fine, a nice lot. 18 pcs.

46. 1809 over ’06. Fine and scarce. Cat. $2.50.

47. 1825-28-32-34 (3)-35-53-55. Fine lot. 9 pcs.

48. 1828 twelve and 13 stars, 1834-35-51-56. Avg. fine. 6 pcs.

49. 1828-32-34-35-50 half-cents. All fine. 5 pcs.

50. 1828 13 stars, 1829, 1834 (4), 1855. Avg. fine. 7 pcs.

51. 1828-33-34-35-49 half-cents. V.g. and fine. 5 pcs.

52. 1828-34-35-51-53 half-cents. V.g. and fine. 5 pcs.

53. 1857 half-cent. Very fine. Final year of issue.

UNITED STATES LARGE COPPER CENTS

54. 1794 cent. Type of 1793. Hays No. 1. Obv. fair; rx. poor. Rare.

55. 1794 fair with good date. 1797 good. 2 pcs.

56. 1794 fair with good date, 1798 good. 2 pcs.

57. 1794, 1798, 1801-02-03-05-07-07-10-12-13-14-16-17-18-19-

20-21-22-23 all dates consecutive to 1857 inclusive, total 54 diff. dates. Those before 1814 are poor and fair; later good and very good. 54 pcs.

58. 1794, 1801, 1803, 1805, 1810 and later, all diff. dates. Early ones poor to fair, later good to v. good. 39 pcs.

59. 1794, 1798, 1803, 1805, 1810, 1812, and later. All diff. dates. Early ones poor to fair, later good or v. good. 38 pcs.

60. 1796 cent, Fillet bust. Fair, plain date.

61. 1798 cent. Small date. Very good.

62. 1800-01-02-03-05. Avg. good. 5 pcs.

63. 1802-03-10-12-13-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24 and later, all diff. All good to fine, a nice lot. Includes 1817 with 13 and 15 stars, 1819 over 18 and perfect date, 1840 large and small dates, 1843 reverse of 42 and ’44, 1855 upright and slanting 55; 1857 large and small dates. A nice set, above average. 51 pcs.

64. 1803 two varieties. Very good. 2 pcs.

65. 1804 cent. Perfect dies. Fair; surface corrosion. Rare. Guar- anteed genuine, and date visible.

66. 1805 blunt 1 in date. Very good.

67. 1807 three varieties, over 06, perfect date, and “Comet cent.” V. fair to good. 3 pcs.

68. 1808 very fair.

69. 1809 cent. Good; entirely so. Rare. Cat. $7.50.

70. 1809 cent. Worn; poor to fair.

71. 1810-14-17 with 13 and 15 stars, 1818-22-23-26-27-31-35-37- 38-44-45-46-47-48-50-51-52-54-55-56. Avg. good to v. good. 24 pcs.

72. 1811 fair. Rare date

73. 1812 large date. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

74. 1813 about good; strong date. Scarce.

75. “1815“ cent. Altered from another date, a very clever job. About fine.

76. 1817 fifteen stars. Good.

77. 1817-18-19-31-37-46-47-51-52-54. Avg. fine, or better. 10 pcs.

78. 1818 to 1856, various dates, 4 dups. Good & v.g. 18 pcs.

79. 1818 cent. Die break connects stars and date. A. 10. Unc. mint red.

80. Same as preceding. Unc. red. 125 years old, and almost in condition of the day coined.

81. 1821 wide date. Good. Scarce.

82. 1823 over ’22 and perfect date. V. fair to good. 2 pcs.

83. 1824 divided date. A. 3. Fine.

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84. 1824 wide date. A. 4. Fine.

85. 1828 large and small dates. About fine. 2 pcs.

86. 1835 type of ’36. Fine.

87. 1837 plain hair cord. Ex. fine, brown.

88. 1839 Booby & Silly heads. Very good. 2 pcs.

89. 1843 type of ’42; also obv. ’42 with rev. of '44. V. good. 2 pcs.

90. 1847-49-50-51-52-55. Avg. fine. 6 pcs.

91. 1855 upright and slanting 55 in date. Fine. 2 pcs.

92. 1856 upright and slanting 5 in date. V. fine. 2 pcs.

93. 1857 large date. Very fine. Cat. $2.50.

94. 1857 large cent, with small date. V. fine. Cat. $2.50.

95. U.S. Large Cents. Poor, worn, holed, mutilated, or damaged. 290 pcs.

96. Large Cents, all fair to about good. None holed. 131 pcs.

U.S. COPPER-NICKEL CENTS

97. 1857 flying eagle cent. Uncirculated. Cat. $3.

98. 1858 flying eagle, large letters. Unc. Cat. $5.

99. 1857, 1858 large and small letters, 1859-60-61-62-63-64 cop- per-nickel cents. Fine to v. fine. 9 pcs.

100. Another set, as above. Very good to fine. 9 pcs.

101. Another whole set, as last. V. good to fine. 9 pcs.

102. 1857 (6), 1858 large letters (1), small letters (5), 1859 (12),

1860 (3), 1861 (1), 1862 (3), 1863 (35), 1864 (2). Good

and v. good. 68 pcs.

103. Another lot as last. 68 pcs.

104. Copper-nickel cents, poor to fair, some damaged. 83 pcs.

105. 1859 U.S. Pattern cent. Reverse of 1860, with shield. A-W. 312. Semi-proof, with partly wire edge. Rare.

106. 1860 cent. Dull proof; slight wear on high parts.

107. 1860 unc. Cat. $3.

108. 1861 unc. Rare. Cat. $7.50.

109. 1861 extremely fine. Worth $5.

110. 1861 fine. Cat. $2 each. 2 pcs.

111. 1862 proof. Rare condition. Cat. $6.

112. 1863 dull proof. Rare state. Lists at $6.50.

113. 1863 unc. Cat. 75 c each. 6 pcs.

114. 1864 good average. Scarce date, copper-nickel. 10 pcs.

U.S. COPPER INDIAN-HEAD CENTS

115. 1864 cent, copper. No. “L” on ribbon. Unc. red. Cat. $3.

1 16. Same as preceding. Ex. fine, mostly red.

1 17. 1864 cent, copper. With “L” on ribbon. About fine. Cat. $7.50

118. 1864 with fine “L” on ribbon. Very good. Rare.

119. 1864 no “L,” 1865-67-68. Fine. Scarce dates. 4 pcs.

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120. 1873-75-78-79. Fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.

121. 1 864-65-66-68-69-74-75-76-79. Fine. Scarce. Avg. cat. price $1.40 each. 9 pcs.

122. 1864-65-70-72-74-76-79. Avg. good. Scarce dates. 7 pcs.

123. 1864-66-67-70-74-75-78-79. Avg. good. Scarce dates. 8 pcs.

124. 1865 unc. red. Cat. $1.50.

125. 1868 almost unc., mostly red. Cat. $5 unc.

126. 1870 very good.

127. 1871 ex. fine, partly red. Rare. Lists at $8.50 unc.

128. 1871 very good. Rare.

129. 1872 very fine. Rare. Value $8.

130. 1872 fine. Cat. $6.

131. 1873 unc. red. Cat. $3.

132. 1874 ex. fine, partly red.

133. 1875, 1876. Very fine. 2 pcs.

134. 1877 fine. Rare. Cat. $10.

135. 1878 unc. red. Cat. $4.

136. 1879 proof. Cat. $3.

137. 1879 proof. Cat. $3.

138. 1879 unc. red. Cat. $1.50.

139. 1880 red proof. Cat. $2.50.

140. 1880 red proof.

141. 1880 uncirculated brill, red. Cat. $1.25.

142. 1880 unc. brilliant red.

143. 1880-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9. Very fine lot. 10 pcs.

144. 1881 proof. Cat. $3.

145. 1881 unc. red. Cat. $1.50.

146. 1881 unc. red.

147. 1881-82-83-84-87-88-90. Very fine. 7 pcs.

148. 1882 proof. Cat. $2.

149. 1882 unc. bright red. Cat. $1.25.

150. 1882 unc. brilliant red.

151. 1883 red proof. Cat. $1.75.

152. 1883 proof.

153. 1883 iridescent proof.

154. 1883 uncirculated red.

155. 1884 proof. Cat. $2.

156. 1884 unc. red. Cat. $1.50.

157. 1885 unc. red. Cat. $4.50.

158. 1885 unc. red; some small spots, but bright red.

159. 1885 unc. reddish brown.

160. 1885 very good to fine. Scarce date. 6 pcs.

161. 1886 proof, iridescent color. Cat. $1.75.

162. 1886 as last. Proof.

163. 1886 unc. brilliant red. Cat. $1.25.

164. 1887 proof. Cat. $2.

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165. 1887 uncirculated. Cat. $1.

166. 1887 unc. bright red.

167. 1888 red proof. Cat. $1.75.

168. 1888 red proof.

169. 1890 proof. Cat. $2.

170. 1890 proof.

171. 1890 uncirculated red. Cat. $i.

172. 1890 uncirculated.

173. 1891 proof. Cat. $2.

174. 1891 brill, red proof.

175. 1892 proof. Cat. $2.25.

176. 1892 red proof.

177. 1893 red proof. Cat. $2.50,

178. 1893 proof. Cat. $2.50.

179. 1893 unc. red. Cat. $1.

180. 1894 red proof. Cat. $2.25.

181. 1895 brill, proof. Cat. $2.

182. 1895 unc. red. Cat. $1.

183. 1896 proof. Cat. $2.50.

184. 1896 proof. A beauty as are all of these proofs.

185. 1896 unc. red. Cat. $2.

186. 1897 red proof. Cat. $3.

187. 1897 unc. brill, red. Cat. $2.

188. 1898 proof. Cat. $2.50.

189. 1898 unc. brill, red. Cat. $1.75.

190. 1899 unc. bright red. Cat. $2.

191. 1900 red proof. Cat. $2.25.

192. 1900 uncirculated. Cat. $1.25.

193. 1901 brill, proof. Cat. $2.25.

194. 1901 uncirculated. Cat. $1.

195. 1901 unc. brill, red.

1 96. 1902 unc. red.

197. 1903 unc. red gem.

198. 1904 brill, sharp proof, red. Cat. $1.50.

199. 1904, 1907 unc. 2 pcs.

200. 1905 brill, red sharp proof. Cat. $1.75.

201. 1906 brill, red proof. Cat. $2.

202. 1 88 1 -83-86-87-88-93-95-98-99- 1 900-0 1 -05-06. V. fine to ex. fine. 13 pcs.

203. 1888-91-92-94-95-96-97-99-1900-03-04-07-08-09. Ex. fine to about unc. 14 pcs.

204. 1879 to 1909, all dates consecutive, at least 30 dates. Not over 2 of a kind. Good to fine. 50 pcs.

205. Indian head cents. 1879 to 1909, well-mixed lot, at least 30 dates. Usually good to fine. 80 pcs.

Another lot, as last. Well assorted dates. 80 pcs.

206.

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207. Indian head cents, usually after 1880. A few poor, but gener- ally good to fine. 960 pcs. Bid for lot as one.

208. 1908 “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $4.

209. 1908 “S” mint. Almost uncirculated.

210. 1908 “S” mint. Extremely fine.

211. 1908 “S” mint. V. good and fine. 2 pcs.

212. 1909 “S” Indian head cent. Fine. Cat. $5. Rare.

LARGE NATIONAL COIN ALBUM AND COLLECTION

213. Collection of U.S. Small Cents from 1857 to 1943. Flying eagle and copper-nickel complete 1857 to 1864 (9); Indian heads all dates from 1864 to 1909 except only 2 (1871 and 1877 missing), total Indian heads in copper (45); there is no 1864 “L” nor 1909 “S,” but there is a 1908 “S.” Copper- nickel cents good and v. good; scarce Indian heads fair to good; from 1880 v. fine to ex. fine. Lincoln cents are com- plete, 99 pcs. from 1909 to 1943 inclusive, at least one-third of the Lincolns unc. red, others good to ex. fine, many v. fine. Total 153 pcs., all diff. in large National album, about 9x14^ inches, with 5 pages (space for many more coins), celluloid slides, first class condition, album alone worth $8. Bid for lot as one.

LINCOLN CENTS

1909 to 1942 all dates and mints inclusive. A complete set, far above average in condition, mounted in Dansco album, total 96 pcs. Very good to uncirculated. At least half of the coins, or 48 pcs. are uncirculated mint red. The rare 1909 S-VDB is extremely fine. Many very fine. A set worth about $35.

1909 to 1943 complete set, lacking only 1909 S-VDB. Good to unc. red. 99 pcs. in Whitman folder. About a $10 or $12 set.

1909 to 1942 complete except 1909 S-VDB. Good to unc. red. 95 pcs. in Whitman folder. Value $8 to $10. Bid for lot as one 1909 “S” mint Lincoln cents. Very good to fine. Scarce. 20 pcs Same as last. 13 pcs.

1909 VDB first issue Lincoln cent (9); 1909 plain (17). Ex. fine to unc. red. 26 pcs.

1810-11-12-13-16-20-30 PD-34 D-37-40-41-42 D. All unc., most in mint red state. Cat. $3.15 or about 24c each. 13 pcs. 1910-12-13-20-25-30 D-34 D-35-38-41-42 PD. Unc., most mint red. Cat. $2.75, or avg. 23c each. 12 pcs.

1912 P mint. About unc., all partly red. 7 pcs.

1920 P mint. Unc. red. 8 pcs.

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218.

219.

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221.

222.

223.

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224. 1922 D (6), 1931 S (9). Avg. fine. 15 pcs.

225. 1930 D mint. Unc. red. Cat. 50c each. 11 pcs.

226. 1934 D mint. Unc. red Cat. 25c each. 23 pcs.

U.S. TWO-CENT PIECES

227. 1864 Two-Cents, large motto (2); 1865 (1)- Unc. red. 3 pcs.

228. 1864-65-66-67-68-69-70-71-72 Two-Cent pieces. All fine to ex. fine. A nice set. 9 pcs.

229. 1864-65-66-67-68-69-70. Avg. fine 7 pcs.

230. Two-cent pieces, at least 7 diff. dates, and dups. Good to fine. 20 pcs.

231. 1864-5-6-7-8, four of each date. Good to v. good. 20 pcs.

232. Two-cent pieces, mostly 1864-65. Poor (10), good to v. good (27). 37 pcs.

THREE-CENTS NICKEL

233. 1865 to 1889 Three-Cents Nickel, all diff. dates, very fine to ex. fine, a nice set, much above average. 13 pcs.

234. Ten diff. dates, 1865 to 1881, fine to v. fine. 10 pcs.

235. 1865 -67-68-70. Unc. 4 pcs.

236. 1865 first year coined, brill, unc. 1872 ex. fine. 2 pcs.

237. 1873 unc. 1874 ex. fine. 2 pcs.

238. 1873, 1881, Unc. 2 pcs.

239. 1874 three-cents, nickel. V. good to fine. Scarce date. 16 pcs.

240. Three-cents Nickel, about 8 dates and dups. Good to fine. 46 pcs.

THREE-CENTS SILVER

241. 1851, 1852 silver 3-cents. Unc. Cat. $2 each. 2 pcs.

242. 1851-52-53-57-58-61. Good to fine. 6 pcs.

243. 1851-52-53-57-58-59-61-62. Avg. fine to v. fine. 8 pcs.

244. 1852 (5), 1853 (5). All v. fine to near unc. Worth 50c each. 10 pcs.

245. Silver 3-cents, v. good (15), poor (12). 27 pcs.

246. 1858 silver 3-cents. Sharp, brill, unc. $3 value.

247. 1859 unc. Cat. $2.

248. 1854-60-61. All fine. 3 pcs.

249. 1870 unc., proof surface. Scarce.

250. 1872 silver 3-cents, proof. Rare. Cat. $7.50.

U.S. SILVER HALF-DIMES

251. 1795 Half-Dime. Flowing hair type. (The first type, head of 1794.) 6 curls, second to lowest touches point of first star. Variety wtih die break over TY of LIBERTY and upper right star. Valentine No. 4A. Stars on left are weakly struck; uncirculated. Rare.

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252. 1830-32-33-36-37 old bust type. V. fine to ex. fine. 5 pcs.

253. 1830 to 1872 half-dimes, all diff. dates, good to fine. 19 pcs.

254. 1832 and later, Dups., poor, fair and good. 21 pcs.

255. 1831 brill, sharp proof. Rare condition.

256. 1832 brilliant uncirculated. Cat. $1.50.

257. 1833 sharp semi-proof.

258. 1833 uncriculated. Cat. $1.50.

259. 1835 large date with large 5 C; large date small 5 C. Unc. 2 pcs.

260. 1838 half-dime. Liberty seated, with stars. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

261. 1845 date twice engraved. Ex. fine. Cat. $5 unc.

262. 1847 half-dime. Ex. fine.

263. 1848 half-dime. Medium date. Upside down reverse. Sharp brilliant proof, with wire edge. V. rare condition.

264. 1850 about unc. 1852 fine. 2 pcs.

265. 1853 with arrows. Sharp unc.

266. 1859 proof; defect at base of date. Hair-lines in field.

267. 1859 half-dime, “O” mint. Ex. fine.

268. 1860 new type. Brilliant proof. Cat. $3.50.

269. 1860 no stars. Brill, unc. First year of this type.

270. 1861, 1862, 1872. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.

271. 1862, 1870. Unc. 2 pcs.

272. 1864 perfect brilliant proof, with wire edge. Only 470 coined in all. Cat. $15.

273. 1870 ex. fine, proof surface.

274. 1872 “S” mint. Variety with “S” within wreath. Unc.

U.S. FIVE-CENTS NICKEL

275. 1866, 1867 (2), 1868, 1870, 1874, 1882. Good to fine. 7 pcs. 275a. 1866, 1867 (2), 1869, 1870, 1872, 1882, 1883 old shield type.

Good. 8 pcs.

275b. 1883 nickel 5-cents. Old shield type. Brill, proof.

2 76. 1883 Liberty head, without word CENTS. Avg. fine, some v. fine. 18 pcs.

277. 1883 Liberty head, with CENTS. Some with prominent die breaks. Ex. fine. 6 pcs.

2 78. 1883 to 1912 Liberty head nickels, about 16 diff. dates, and dups. Fair to good. 64 pcs.

279. 1887 proof. Cat. $2.50.

280. 1888 unc. Cat. $1.25.

281. 1893 unc. Cat. $2.

282. 1911 unc. Cat. $2.

283. 1912 unc. Cat. $2.50.

284. 1912 “S” mint Five-Cents Nickel. Unc. Rare. Cat. $25.

285. 1883 to 1912 Liberty head nickels, all diff. dates, average good. 23 pcs.

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286. Liberty head nickels, about 16 dates, average good. 79 pcs.

287. Buffalo Nickels. Complete collection, all dates and mints, 1913 to 1938 inch all six issues of 1913, with very fine 1913 type II without mound “S” & “D” mints. Very good to unc., many fine and v. fine, above average sets. 64 pcs. mounted in Whitman folder. Bid for set as one.

288. 1913 new type buffalo nickel, first type with buffalo on mound. Unc. Cat. $1 each. 5 pcs.

289. 1913 type I & II, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1937 “D” three-legged nickel. Very fine lot. 6 pcs.

290. 1913 type I & II, 1914, 1916. Unc. Cat. $1 each. 4 pcs.

291. 1913 type I, mound, “D” mint. Very fine.

292. 1913 type I, “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $7.50.

293. Same as preceding. Ex. fine. Rare.

294. Another, as last. Ex. fine.

295. 1913 type II, Phila. mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $1 each. 5 pcs.

296. As last. Unc. bright. 5 pcs.

297. 1914 S mint. Ex. fine. Lists at $5 unc

298. 1914 S mint. Fine. Scarce.

299. 1921 unc. Cat. $2.

300. 1924 S mint. About fine. Scarce.

301. 1926 P mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $1.50.

302. 1927 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

303. 1931 S mint. Brill, unc. 3 pcs

304. 1913 both types, 1929 S, 1935 PS, 1936 D, 1937 DS, 1933, 1939, 1940 PDS, 1941 PDS, 1942 PS, 1943 S, a few dups. Unc. 31 pcs.

305. 1937 “D” “Three-legged” nickels. Fine to v. fine. 5 pcs.

306. 1938 “D” mint buffalo nickels, last of the buffalo. Unc. origi- nal roll. 40 pcs.

307. 1939 “D” nickels, scarce one. Brill, unc. 2 pcs.

308. 1938, 1940. Proofs. 2 pcs.

UNITED STATES SILVER DIMES

309. 1814 dime. Variety with large date. Fine.

310. 1829-31-32-34-35-36-37 old bust type dimes. All very good to fine. 7 pcs.

311. 1829-30-33-34-35-36-37 bust type. Avg. good. 7 pcs.

312. 1807 (poor), 1829, 1830, 1834, 1835, 1837, 1837. Fair to good. 7 pcs.

313. Type set of dimes of past 100 years, ex. fine and unc. Nice ones, avg. cat. price $1.50 each. 6 pcs.

314. 1836 dime. Unc. Cat. $2.

315. 1837 no stars, Liberty seated. Both varieties with large and small dates. V. good. 2 pcs.

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316. 1838 no stars. Lib. seated, “O” mint. Very good. Scarce.

317. 1839 Lib. seated, with stars, “O” mint. Fine.

318. 1840 no drapery. Very good.

319. 1848 dime. Fine. Scarce. Cat. $2.

320. 1848 very good, 1840 “O” mint, fine. 2 pcs.

321. 1849-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57 dimes, avg. fine. 9 pcs.

322. 1852 fine to v. fine.

323. 1853 arrows, 1857. Very fine. 2 pcs.

324. 1857 P 6 O, 1859 O. Very fine. 3 pcs.

325. 1860 “S” mint. Type of 1859 with stars. Very good.

326. 1865 dime, “S” mint. Ex. fine. Rare. Cat. $15 unc.

327. 1868 dimes, P & S mints. Fine. 2 pcs.

328. 1875 P ex. fine, 1875 CC in wreath, fine. 2 pcs.

329. 1875 CC in wreath, 1876 CC, 1877 CC, 1887. V. fine. 4 pcs.

330. 1876 P, 1877 CC, 1891 P & O mints. V. fine. 4 pcs.

331. 1877 CC mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

332. 1887 S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.

333. 1887 S, 1891 P & S. Avg. fine. 3 pcs.

334. 1887 S, 1891 P & O. Fine to v. fine. 3 pcs.

335. 1888 proof. Cat. $2.

336. 1889 S mint. Fine. Scarce. Cat. $2.

337. Various dimes 1829 to 1892, a few dups. Poor to fine, 1 holed. 26 pcs.

338. 1911 D mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $2.50 when unc.

339. 1911 S mint. Very fine.

340. 1912 D mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

341. 1914 D mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

342. 1914 S, 1916 P 6 S, old Morgan type. V. fine to ex. fine. 3 pcs

343. 1916 P mint, old Morgan type. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

344. 1916 S mint. Old Morgan type. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

345. 1924 S mint. Ex. fine. Scarce

346. 1941 S mint, “broken nose” dimes. Unc. 6 pcs.

U.S. SILVER TWENTY-CENT PIECES

347. 1874 U.S. Pattern 20-cents in silver. Obverse: Liberty seated facing left on globe inscribed LIBERTY. Reverse: similar to adopted type of 1875. A-W. 1385. The Bailey design. Not over 15 coined. Proof.

348. 1875 silver 20-cents, S mint. Extremely fine.

349. 1875 S-mint, same as preceding. Very fine.

350. 1875 “S” mint. All very good. 9 pcs.

351. 1876 brill, proof.

352. 1877 brill, proof.

353. 1878 brill, proof.

U.S. SILVER QUARTERS

354. 1805 quarter. Fair; good date.

355. 1806 quarter. Perfect date. Very fine.

356. 1819 very good.

357. 1820 small O in date. Very good.

358. 1824 quarter. Very fine. Value $12.50.

359. 1835 nearly uncirculated.

360. 1853 arrows and rays. Very fine. Only year of type.

361. 1855 quarter, “S” mint. Fine. Rare. Cat. $15.

362. 1856, 1857. Very fine. 2 pcs.

363. 1900 S mint. Unc. Cat. $12.50.

364. 1906 D, 1907 D. Very good. 2 pcs.

365. 1908 D mint. Very fine.

366. 1909 D mint. Fine.

367. 1910 D, 1914 D, 1915 D. Very good. 3 pcs.

368. 1911 D mint. Fine.

369. 1911 S mint. Very fine.

370. 1913 D mint. Fine.

371. 1915 D mint. Very fine.

372. 1915 S mint. Very fine.

373. 1916 D mint. Unc.

374. 1916 New Type, Standing Liberty. Strictly very good. Rare.

375. 1917 type I, P, D, S mints. V. fine. 3 pcs.

376. 1917 type I, no stars below eagle, “D” mint. Choice piece, extremely fine, just a shade from unc. Lists at $10 when unc.

377. 1917 type I, “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $10.

378. 1917 type II, stars below eagle, P mint. Very fine.

379. 1917 type II, stars under eagle, D mint. Ex. fine.

380. 1917 type II, “S” mint. Ex. fine, choice piece. Rare.

381. 1918 P, D, S mints. Fine to v. fine. 3 pcs.

382. 1918 Phila. mint. Unc. Cat. $7.50.

383. 1919 Phila. mint. Ex. fine. Rare

384. 1919 “D” mint. Ex. fine.

385. 1919 “S” mint. Fine. Rare.

386. 1920 P, D, S. Very fine. 3 pcs.

387. 1920 S mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $12.50 unc.

388. 1921 fint. Rare.

389. 1923 about unc. Cat. $4.

390. 1924 Phila. mint. Ex. fine.

391. 1924 D mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.

392. 1924 S mint. Ex. fine. Lists at $10 unc.

393. 1926 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

394. 1927 D mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.

395. 1927 S mint. Very fine.

396. 1928 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

397. 1928 S mint. Unc. Cat. $4.

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398. 1929 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

399. 1930 P mint Unc. Cat. $2.

400. 1930 S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

401. Washington Quarters. 1932 S, 1934, 1937, 1939 PDS, 1940 PS, 1941, 1942. Unc. Cat. $9.45, or avg. about 95c each. 10 pcs.

U.S. SILVER HALF-DOLLARS

402. 1795 half-dollar. Curl does not touch star. About fine.

403. 1795 first star pierces curl. Good.

404. 1803 large 3 in date. About fine.

405. 1805 over ’04. Very good. Scarce.

406. 1806 pointed 6. No stem in eagle’s claw. Fine. Cat. $3.

407. 1808 perfect date. Fine.

408. 1809 die break thru AMERICA. Very fine.

409. 1809-19-25-26-28-29-31. Good to v. good, 1 holed. 7 pcs.

410. 1811 -30-3 1 -32-33-34-36. All very good. 7 pcs.

411. 1811 small 8 in date. Extremely fine.

412. 1812 perfect date, wide 50 C. Nearly unc.

413. 1812 wide and close dates. Very fine. 2 pcs.

414. 1813 large date. Unc.

415. 1813 smaller date. Very fine.

416. 1814 wide date. Ex. fine.

417. 1814 close date. Very fine.

418. 1817 wide date. Uncirculated.

419. 1817 close date. Uncirculated,

420. 1818 pincer 8’s. Very fine.

421. 1819 over ’18, small 9. Fine.

422. 1819 very wide perfect date. Unc.

423. 1822 wide date. Ex. fine.

424. 1822 close date. Ex. fine.

425. 1822-28-29-30-32. All ex. fine to about unc. Nice lot. 5 pcs.

126. 1823 ugly “3” in date, three curves on its back. H. 3. About

unc.

427. 1823 better formed 3 in date. Wide 50 C. Ex. fine.

428. 1824 over ’21. Double profile. Ex. fine.

429. 1824 over other dates. Very fine. Cat. $2.50.

430. 1824 perfect date. Extremely fine.

431. 1825 wide and close 50 C. Very fine. 2 pcs.

432. 1825 uncirculated brilliant. Cat. $3.

433. 1826 double profile. Unc.

434. 1826 large 50 C. Ex. fine.

435. 1826 large stars. Beistle 11-Q. Ex. fine.

436. 1826 smaller stars. Beistle 7-H. Ex. fine.

437. 1827 square base 2. Uncirculated.

438. Same as preceding. Ex. fine.

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439. 1825-26-27-28-29-30-32-35-36-38. Very good to very fine. 1 holed. 10 pcs.

440. 1828 large 8’s, square base 2. Fine.

441. 1828 small 8’s, square base 2. Ex. fine.

442. 1829 extremely fine.

443. 1830 large and small 0 in date. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

444. 1830-31-32-33-34-35-36. Fine to v. fine. 7 pcs.

445. 1831 uncirculated.

446. 1831 ex. fine.

447. 1832 large letters in legend. Fine and rare.

448. 1832 small leters in legend. Extremely fine.

449. 1833 ex. fine.

450. 1838 small date, stars and letters. V. fine.

451. 1834 small date and letters, large stars. V. fine.

452. 1834 large date, small letters. Very fine.

453. 1832-33-34-36-37-38. Avg. fine. 6 pcs.

454. 1832-34-35-36-38-58. Avg. fine. 6 pcs.

455. 1835 very fine.

456. 1836 lettered edge. Ex. fine.

457. 1836 milled edge. Very fine. Rare. Cat. $15.

458. 1837 milled edge. Rev. 50 CENTS. Very fine.

459. 1838 milled edge. Rev. HALF DOL. Brill, unc. gem. Cat. $3.50.

460. 1839 bust type. Fine.

461. 1839 Liberty seated. Fine.

462. 1840 small letters. Unc. choice. Cat. $7.50. Rare.

463. 1841 O mint. Very fine.

464. 1843 fine.

465. 1847 extremely fine. Cat. $6 unc.

466. 1847 “O” mint. Ex. fine.

467. 1848 “O” mint. Ex. fine.

468. 1853-54-55 “0”-56-59 “S”-77 "S”~91. V. good to fine, 1 damaged. 7 pcs.

469. 1853 arrows and rays. Only year of type. V. fine.

470. 1853 arrows and rays, “O" mint. V. fine. Cat. $3.50.

471. 1854 "O' mint, with arrows, but no rays. Ex. fine.

472. 1855 "O’’ mint. Extremely fine.

473. 1856 "S” mint. Fine and rare. Cat. $10.

474. 1857 Phila. mint. Very fine. Cat. $2.

475. 1857 "O’ mint. Very fine. Cat. $3.

476. 1858 P mint. Ex. fine.

477. 1858 O mint. Ex. fine.

478. 1859 O mint. Very fine.

479. 1860 O mint. Ex. fine.

480. 1861 Phila. mint. Very fine.

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481. 1861 New Orleans mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $3 unc. Confederates seized the mint in April.

482. 1861 San Francisco mint. Very good. Scarce.

483. 1863 brilliant proof. Cat. $7.50.

484. 1871 Phila. mint. V. fine.

485. 1873 with arrows at date, “CC mint. V. good. Rare.

486. 1875 Phila. mint. About unc. Cat. $3.

487. 1876 Phila. mint. About unc. Cat. $2.50.

488. 1876 CC mint. Fine.

489. 1877 “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

490. 1890 sharp semi-proof. A rare one, cat. $9 in proof.

491. 1891 semi-proof. Rare. Cat. $6 proof.

492. 1892 Columbian half-dollars (5), 1893 Columbian (9). Fine to ex. fine. Any bid above face will be considered. 14 pcs.

493. 1908 New Orleans mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $8.50 unc. This one is nearly unc.

494. 1915 S mint. Very good. Scarce.

495. 1917 D mint, “D” on obverse. Nearly unc., slightest rubbing on high parts. Mint lustre. Rare. Cat. $12.50 unc.

496. 1918 Phila. mint. Fine. Scarce.

497. 1920 S mint. Fine. Lists at $12.50 unc.

498. 1928 S mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $6. unc.

499. 1941 S mint. Brill, unc.

500. 1942 Phila. mint. Brill, unc.

UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS

501. 1798 silver dollar. Heraldic eagle. Four large berries in branch. Haseltine No. 8. Variety with die breaks through C in AMERICA. Very good.

502. 1798 large eagle, 5 small berries in branch. H. 27. Very fine. Cat. $10. Now selling above catalogue value.

503. 1799 evenly cut dies. Rev. die crack through UNITED STATES. H. 5. Ex. fine. Early dollars bring more than 1944 catalogue value.

504. 1799 large stars, every one struck up bold. H. 9. Uncircu- lated; minute nick on lower obverse edge. Value $25.

505. 1799 no berries in olive branch! H. 12. This specimen does not show the die break after D, a rare happening. Very good.

506. 1800 die break above ES of STATES. H. 4. V. fine. Cat. $12.50.

507. 1800 double-cut R in LIBERTY. H. 12. Fine. Cost $10.

508. 1802 perfect close date. H. 7. Scarce variety. Very fine. Cat. $12.50.

509. 1803 dollar. Variety with small thin 3 in date. H. 4. Very fine. Catalogues at $20. Rare.

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510. 1803 dollar. Variety with large thick 3 in date. H. 6. Fine. Cat. $10.

511. 1864 brilliant proof. Cat. $13.50.

512. 1868 brilliant proof.

513. 1869 brilliant proof, wire edge.

514. 1870 Carson City mint. Ex. fine, some proof surface. Rare.

Lists at $25 when unc.

515. 1872 brilliant proof, wire edge. Cat. $8.

516. 1873 Pattern silver trade dollar, the Bailey design. Head of Liberty to left. A-W. 1303. Proof. Rare. Not over 50 struck.

517. 1873 standard dollar. Brill, proof. Cat. $8.

518. 1876 trade dollar. Proof, with wire edge. Cat. $8.50.

519. 1876 trade dollar. Very fine, edge nick.

520. 1877 trade dollar, S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $3.

521. 1879 standard dollar, “S” mint. Unc., with proof surface on both sides, almost equal to a proof.

522. 1880 trade dollar. Proof. Cat. $7.50.

523. 1880 standard dollar. Brilliant proof. Cat. $6.

524. 1880 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

525. As last. About unc. 4 pcs.

526. 1881 trade dollar. Brilliant proof gem. Only 960 coined.

527. 1881 standard dollar, P mint. Ex. fine.

528. 1881 S mint. Ex. fine, lustre. Nearly unc.

529. 1882 S mint. Unc.

530. 1884 S mint. Very good. Rare.

531. 1884 CC mint. Ex. fine.

532. 1886 S mint. Unc.

533. 1887 S mint. Unc.

534. 1888 O mint. Good. Rare.

535. 1888 S mint. Unc. Cat. $4.

536. 1889 S mint. Unc. Cat. $6.

537. 1890 O mint. Very fine. Rare. Bought in England at $4.40.

538. 1890 S mint. Unc.

539. Same as preceding. Unc. Cat. $2.50 each. 8 pcs.

540. 1890 CC mint. About unc., wtih considerable proof surface.

541. 1891 S mint. Unc.

542. 1891 CC mint. About unc.

543. 1892 S mint. Very good. Rare.

544. 1896 S mint. Fine. Scarce.

545. 1897 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

546. 1898 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

547. 1899 S mint. About unc.

548. 1899 O mint. Fine. Scarce.

549. 1900 S mint. Unc.

550. 1900 O mint. Unc. Cat. $7.50.

551. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Extremely fine.

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552. 1902 S mint. Uncirculated, with proof surface. Rare so choice.

553. 1902 S mint. Ex. fine.

554. 1903 S mint. Good; reverse edge nick.

555. 1904 P mint. Unc.

556. 1921 S mint, old Morgan type. Brill, unc.

557. 1921 new Peace type, P mint. Very fine.

558. 1922 P mint. Unc.

559. 1922 S mint. About unc.

560. 1923 P mint. Unc. One of scarcest. Cat. $7.50.

561. 1923 S mint. Unc.

562. 1924 P mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.

563. 1924 S mint. Unc. Scarce. Cat. $6.

564. 1925 S mint. Very fine.

565. 1926 D mint. Unc.

566. 1926 S mint. Unc.

UNITED STATES GOLD DOLLARS

567. 1850 U.S. gold dollar. Very fine.

568. 1851 gold dollar. Fine; holed.

569. 1852 uncirculated. Cat. $4.50.

570. 1853 about uncirculated.

571. 1853 New Orleans mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $6.

572. 1854 small size gold dollar. Brill, unc. Cat. $5.

573. 1854 large size, type II, feather headdress, small head. Brill, uncirculated. Cat. $6.

574. Same as preceding. Fine.

575. 1855 gold dollar. Fine.

576. 1865 gold dollar, type III, larger head, variety with slanting 5. Ex. fine.

577. 1873 proof; slight abrasion in field. Cat. $25.

578. 1874 gold dollar. Uncirculated. Cat. $4.

579. 1874 extremely fine.

580. 1882 gold dollar. Brilliant sharp uncirculated. One of most perfect we have seen. Only 5040 coined. Should bring over cat. price of $7.50.

581. 1889 brilliant uncirculated. The last year of regular coinage. Cat. $6.

582. 1903 Louisiana-Purchase Exp. gold dollar. Bust of McKinley. Brill, unc., some proof surface on obverse. Cat. $7.50.

583. California Gold. 1853 half-dollar, octagonal. Liberty head, 10 stars. Rx. \ DOLLAR in circle of dots. Reeded edge. Fine.

584. 1856 Calif, gold $£ oct. Lib. head, 12 stars. Rx. \ DOLLAR 1856 in wreath. Ex. fine.

585. 1855 Calif, gold $£ oct. Lib. head, 4 stars4 Rx. £ DOLLAR 1855 in circle of dots. V. fine.

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586. 1871 Calif, gold $i oct. Lib. head, 13 stars, G between bust and date. Rx. | DOLLAR CAL. in wreath, line., proof sur- face.

587. 1873 Calif, gold half-dollar, oct. Obv. Lib. head, 13 stars, date. Rx. star, HALF DOLLAR CAL. in wreath. Plain edge. Unc. Rare.

U.S. GOLD QUARTER-EAGLES

588. 1853 U.S. $2.50 gold. Very fine.

589. 1869 $2.50 gold, “S” mint. V. fine. Cat. $10.

590. 1908 $2.50 gold, Phila. mint. Ex. fine.

591. 1929 $2.50 gold. Extremely fine.

U.S. THREE DOLLARS GOLD

592. 1868 U.S. $3.00 gold. Unc., with proof surface. Only 4875 coined. Cat. $15.

593. 1888 $3.00 gold. Ex. fine, with some proof surface. Only 5291 coined. Lists at $15 unc.

U.S. GOLD HALF-EAGLES

594. 1861 U.C. $5.00 gold, Phila. mint. Ex. fine. A beauty, worth $15.

595. 1881 $5.00 gold, Phila. mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $12.50 for very fine.

596. 1882 very fine. Cat. $12.50.

597. 1885 $5.00 gold, “S” mint. V. fine. Cat. $12.50.

598. 1886 $5.00 gold, “S” mint. V. fine. Cat. $12.50.

599. 1890 $500 gold, “CC” mint. V. fine. Cat. $15.

600. 1909 $5.00 gold, “D” mint. Very fine. Cat. $12.50

601. Same as preceding. Very fine.

U.S. GOLD EAGLES

602. 1881 U.S. $10.00 gold. Phila. mint. V. fine. Cat. $25.

603. 1882 U.S. $10.00 gold. Brilliant perfect proof. Very rare in

proof Cat. $60. From celebrated Dunham collection.

U.S. GOLD DOUBLE-EAGLES

603a. 1850 U.S. $20.00 gold. About fine. First year coined for general circulation. (Only one piece struck in 1849 and it is in the U.S. government collection.)

603b. 1891 U.S. $20.00 gold, “S” mint. Extremely fine, lustre. Lists at $60 unc. A very nice coin, nearly uncirculated.

604. 1907 U.S. $20.00 gold. Design by St. Gaudens. Low relief. Date in Arabic figures. No motto. Uncirculated. Cat. $60.

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ANCIENT AND FOREIGN GOLD COINS

605. A.D. 393-423 ancient Roman gold solidus of Honorius. Dia- demed draped bust r. Rx. Emperor standing r., holding lab- arum and Victory, his foot on fallen foe. Very fine.

606. A.D. 395-408 ancient Roman gold solidus of Arcadius. Type same as preceding. Ex. fine.

607. 1864 England gold half soverign. Young bust Queen Vic- toria. Small hole at top has been filled with gold. V. fine.

608. 1900 England gold sovereign. Old draped bust Victoria. Rx. St. George and dragon. Obv. v. good., rx. fine.

609. 1926 Austria Republic 25 schillings gold. Brill, unc.

THE NEW MEXICAN GOLD-HOARDING COIN

610. 1821-1943 Mexico gold Centenario. Eagle on cactus, ES- TADUS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. Rx. winged female, at each side in field 37.5 Gr. ORO PURO. Dates below. On edge INDEPENDENCE Y LIBERTAD. Brilliant uncir- culated. The Mexican government has been running the price of gold up since last May, and these coins are steadily ad- vancing.

RARE OCTAGONAL SILVER MEDAL

611. 1915-1940 Octagonal Silver Medal, size and shape of $50 gold pieces. View of sun setting over ocean on Pacific coast. Rx. silver Jubilee of San Francisco coin club, Farran Zerbe founder. Brill, unc. Struck in coin silver. Only 60 made.

AMERICAN COLONIAL PAPER MONEY

612. Continental Currency. $20.00 May 10, 1775. Sun over ocean with ships. Red paper at end. Long shaped note, the rarest Continental bill. About fine. Value $10.

613. The United States $8 and $30 Sept. 26, 1778. Congress at Phila. Fine. Cat. avg. $2 each. 2 pcs.

614. The United States of North America $35, $40, $50 Jan. 14, 1779. Fine. Cat. $2.50 each. 3 pcs.

615. Bank of North America THREE PENCE Aug. 6, 1789. Let- ter D. Back partly red. Ex. fine. V. rare.

616. Connecticut. TWO PENCE Oct. 11, 1777. State seal. Blue paper. Ex. fine. Cat. $2 when fine only.

617. Delaware 6 shillings May 1, 1777. State arms. “To counter- feit is Death.” Fine.

618. Maryland $1, $2, $4, $6, $8 April 10, 1774. Arms of the col- ony. ”Tis death to Counterfeit” on backs. Fine to ex. fine.

List at $1.50 each when fine only. 5 pcs.

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619. Massachusetts $1 and $8 May 5, 1780. Guaranteed by the

U. S. on backs. Ex. fine, cut cancelled but whole. Cat. $2 each when fine. These are much better. 2 pcs.

620. New Hampshire. $5.00 Apr. 29, 1780. Hole cancelled, very good. Scarce. Lists good at $2.50.

621. New Jersey 1, 3, 12 shillings. Mar. 25, 1776, year of Inde- pendence! British arms. Red and black notes. “To counter- feit is death.’’ line. Worth $2.50 each when so choice.

622. Three Pounds Mar. 25, 1776. Beautiful note in red and blue, with 3 fine autog. pen signatures. Ex. fine. Lists at $3 when fine only. This is better.

623. New York $10.00 Aug. 13, 1776. State arms. V. good. $4 val.

624. Pennsylvania 15 shillings Apr. 25, 1759, printed by Benjamin Franklin! His name on back. Letter A. Good. Rare, unpriced in cat.

625. 2 shillings Mar. 10, 1769 issued for “the relief of the poor.” With autog. signature of Chas. Thomson, President of the Congress. Letter D. About uncirculated, and very rare, un- priced in cat.

626. 18-pence Apr. 3, 1772, letter A. Arms of Wm. Penn. Three splendid autog. ink signatures. Unc. Rare. Lists at $3.50 when fine only. This should bring $5.

627. 20 and 50 shillings Oct. 1, 1773. Arms of Penn. Farm on back. “To counterfeit is death.” V. fine. Worth $1.50 each. 2 pcs.

628. 2 shillings Oct. 25, 1775, three autog. signatures. Unc. Lists at $2.50 when fine only. When so choice worth $5.

629. Same, but 2^ shillings. Letter A. Unc. Value $4.

630. 30 shillings Apr. 25, 1776. Arms of Great Britain. Letter B.

V. fine. Cat. fine $2.50.

631. 9-pence, 3 shill. Apr. 10, 1777, v. good. 2 pcs.

632. 3-shill., 12 shillings red note Apr. 10, 1777. V. good. 2 pcs.

633. Rhode Island and Providence Plantations $8.00 July 2, 1780. Paper watermarked CONFEDERATION. Low No. 698. In- sured by the U.S. Uncirculated choice. Worth $4. Lists at $2.50 when fine only.

634. South Carolina 3 shillings and 9 pence note Apr. 10, 1778. Beaver at r. Two autog. signatures. Uncirculated choice. V. rare so. Lists at $5 when fine only. This worth $7.50.

635. City of Charleston 2 shillings July 6, 1789. Lighthouse. Unc. Cat. $3.

636. Vermont 40 shillings Feb. 1781. Signed by Walbridge & Fapet. State arms. V. fair. Never comes better. Ex. rare. Value $30.

637. Virginia Two-Pound large note, copper plate engraving. Signed by Phil. Johnson & John Tazewelt. Fine. Rare. Cat. $5

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638. 12 pounds Virginia James River Bank, July 1775, earliest old bank note. Engraved note, “12 Pounds Currency. Autog- signature of Robert Nicholas, Treas. and of Dandridge (fam- ily of Martha Washington). V. good, reinforced on back.

639. Another as last, for 20 Shillings Currency. Engraved note with ship, earliest U.S. bank bill. V. rare. Fine. Autographs as on last, in ink.

640. Thirty Pounds or $100 May 3, 1779, Virginia large size very rare note. Size 4x6 inches. Autog. signatures H. Randolph, H. Coche, and A. Craig. Very good, reinforced at fold and end.

OBSOLETE BANK AND OLD STATE NOTES

(many rare notes here; all signed unless otherwise stated)

641. Alabama. 1857 Commercial Bank, Selma $5; same bank $3 1861; 1859 Central Bank Montgomery $20; 1860 Eastern Bank of Alabama, Eufaula $2. Avg. fine. 4 pcs.

642. Uncut whole sheet of four notes, $10 (3), $20. Eastern Bank of Alabama, Eufaulia, unsigned. Views of wharf, ship, and primitive train. Red and black notes. Ex. fine. V. rare, first we have had.

643. $100 State of Alabama 1864. Group of Indians. Very low number 2, remarkable! B. 12, rarity 5. Fine.

644. $50 State of Alabama 1864. Gov. Watts. B. 13, rarity 5. Green back. A low number. Ex, fine.

645. Alabama old state bills, about 6 kinds and dups. 5c to $5. Good to unc. 20 pcs.

646. Arkansas $5 (2), $10 (2) red and blue state notes, stamped ARKANSAS WAR BOND in red. Dated 1861. V. fine to unc. 4 pcs.

647. Delaware 5, 10, 25c City of Wilmington Sept. 1, 1862. V. fine. 3 pcs.

648. District of Columbia. $1.50 Farmers & Merchants Bank, Washington 1862, v. rare. $1.00 Mechanics & Traders Bank, Georgetown 1852. Avg. fine. 2 pcs.

649. Florida. 1832 Bank of West Florida, Appalochicola $5 & $10; 1861 State of Florida $3. Avg. fine. 3 pcs.

650. State of Florida $1, $3 Jan. 1, 1864; $5.00 Mar. 1, 1864. All with autog. sig. John Milton, Governor. Unc. Worth $1 each. 3 pcs.

651. Georgia. 1831 Bank of Macon $10, fine, very early bank- note.

652. 1836 Bank of Augusta $10, partly signed, Oglethorpe at left. Unc.

653. 1836 Augusta Ins. & Banking Co. $100.00, signed rare early note. V. good.

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654. 1844 Commercial Bank of Macon $3.00, cattle scene. Fine.

655. Georgia state notes, 5c to $100, mostly diff., 1863-4, chiefly unc. 10 pcs.

656. Illinois. 1846 State Bank of Illinois $100.00 Illinois & Mich- igan Canal, Lockport. No. 588. Cut cancelled but whole, ex. fine. V. rare.

657. 1852 Bank of Chicago $1.00. No. 768. Ex. fine. Signed and v. rare. From Col. Green coll’n. as are most all of these notes. Value $5.

658. 1861 Sydney Myers & Co. Bankers, Galesburg $2.00 note in green. Ferry boat c. Very good. First in our sales.

659. Indiana. 1857 State of Indiana, Gosport $2. The Citizens Bank, Gosport $10 (2). Unc. 3 pcs.

660. 1854 Ft. Wayne & Southern R.R. Co. $3 Muncie, Ind. 1858 Farmers & Drovers Bank, Petersburg $5. 1862 City of La- fayette 15-cents, with view of primitive fire engine. Avg. fine, rare lot. 3 pcs.

661. Iowa. 1857 City of Wapello $2 and $3. V. fine. Scarce. 2 pcs.

662. Kentucky. $5.00 Kentucky Insurance Co. Lexington 1816. Very earliest Ky. note. No. 563. Fine. Rare.

663. Louisiana. $5 Southern Bank, $10 Union Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans unsigned proofs. About unc. 2 pcs.

664. $100.00 State of Louisiana Mar. 10, 1863, Shreveport. Por- trait Gov. Moore. Blue back. B. 11, rarity 5. Fine.

665. $1 to $100 State of Louisiana notes 1862-3, all difL Fine to unc. From Col. Green coll’n. 8 pcs.

666. Maine. 1837 U.S. Foreign 6 Domestic Exchange Co. $1.00, New York & Portland, Me. Signed and v. rare. Unc.

667. 1861 Sanford Bank $1 and $5. Green and black notes. Unc. and v. fine. 2 pcs.

668. Maryland $100.00 Bank of Maryland, Baltimore (1803-15) unsigned. Unc. V. rare. First offered.

669. 1840 Patapsco Savings Fund, Baltimore 50c; Baltimore Sav- ings Institution 50c, 1841 Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. 12^- cents. 1840 Tide Water Canal, Baltimore $1. Good to fine. 4 pcs.

670. Massachusetts. 1817 Wisasset Bank $5.00. Fine.

671. 1836 Hadley Falls Bank, Holyoke $5. Unc. V. rare, first seen. Signed as all of these notes are. From Col. Green coll’n.

672. Michigan. 1806 Detroit Bank $5. Low number 87. Fine, some small bits gone. Rare.

673. 1862 Bank of Singapore $1.00. V. good. Ex. rare, first seen. Col. Green coll’n.

674. 1835 Bank of Monroe $1 and $10. 1838 Bank of Saline $20. 1854 Erie & Kalamazoo R.R. Bank, Adrian $10. Avg. fine. 4 pcs.

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675. 1837 Bank of Manchester $2, $3, $5, $10. Cut cancelled but whole. Fine. 4 pcs.

676. Mississippi. 1839 Mississippi R.R. Co., Natchez $20 rare post-note. View oldest railroad train. Fine. 104 yrs. old.

677. 1838 Mississippi & Alabama Railroad Co. $100.00, Brandon. View of early train of the day, in center (some have cars at end) . Fine. Rare.

678. 1839 Mississippi Union Bank, Jackson $100.00. No. 467. Red back. V. fine. Rare. Col. Green coll’n.

679. 1863 State of Mississippi, Jackson $20. Red and black, by American Banknote Co. Mule team hauling cotton. Unc. Brad- beer 7, rarity 6. Value $3.50. Col. Green coll’n.

680. Missouri. $20 Missouri Defence Bond signed, rare when signed. Good.

681. Montana. $50 Peoples National Bank, Helena cert, of de- posit, engraved by National Banknote Co. View of herds- man with cattle and sheep c. Red and black with brown back. No. 271. Issued 1865-75. Unsigned. Unc. Rare.

682. Nebraska. 1857 Waubeek Bank, DeSoto $5. 1860 Corn Ex- change Bank, DeSoto $2. 1857 City of Omaha City, Nebraska Territory $1 and $5. First 2 very good, last 2 unc. 4 pcs.

683. New Hampshire. 1864 Chas. F. Harm. Dover 3-cents; Town- send Bank, Brookline 3-cents. 1862 Mayhew & Cram, Mt. Vernon 5-cents. 1862 White & Hill, Nashua 25c. 1862 Tuck- er & Stiles, Brookline 10c. Avg. fine. Some rare. 5 pcs.

684. Uncut sheet of $1 and $2 Farmington Bank, unsigned, v. fine.

685. New Jersey. Coll’n. all diff. notes, many scarce, poor to v. good, some rare. 15 pcs.

686. 1824 Jersey Bank, Jersey City $5; State Bank of Trenton $2. 1865 Bank of Ocean County, Toms River $1. Good. 3 pcs.

687. New York. 1836 American Exchange, N. Y. 25-cents. Good.

688. 1861 Bank of America $5, N.Y. Red and blue. Genuine note issued with engraved signatures. Good. Rare.

689. 1862 Bath, N.Y. Civil War scrip. Geo. W. Hallock sheet of 5c (4), 10c (3), 25c (2), 50c. Eagle and motto. Unc. Sold as one.

690. North Carolina. 1854 Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington. Rare $4.00 note with female, old train, and farm scene c.; ships at left. No. 320. V. good.

691. 1857 Bank of Yanceyville $10.00. Female with sheaf r. V. good. Rare. From Col. Green coll’n.

692. North Carolina old state notes, 10c to $10.00, diff., 1861-66. Good to unc. 16 pcs.

693. Ohio. 1837 Kirtland Safety Society Bank $5.00. Sig. of Jos- eph Smith, founder of Mormonism. Unc. Record over $5.

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694. 1840 Bank of West Union $10 red-back, unc. and unsigned as are all these notes. 1818 Murray Draper & Co., Cincin- nati 50c. 1838 Bank of West Union $2. 1841 Bank of San- dusky $1. Avg. good. 4 pcs.

695. 1816 Owl Creek Bank of Mt. Vernon $3. 1839 Bank of Gran- ville $1.00 Granville Alexandrian Society. 1838 Manhattan Bank $2 and $3. $5.00 Bank of Geauga, Painesville. V. good. 5 pcs.

696. Two uncut sheets, 4 notes on each, diff. $1 (2), $2, $3 on one. Other with $5 (3), $10. Unsigned. Franklin Silk Co. Unc. Bid for lot as one.

697. 1862 Cuyahoga Falls “Civil War Scrip,” 10c and 50c notes in green. One whole uncut sheet of 36 pcs. and one sheet of 33 pcs. (3 have been cut from this one.) Unc. Bid for lot as one.

698. Pennsylvania. 1816 Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Fayette County, New Salem $5.00. 1849 Bank of Susquehanna Coun- ty, Montrose $5. 1858 KcKean County Bank, Smethport $5. 1856 York County Bank $5. Avg. v. good. 4 pcs.

699. Rhode Island. 1850 National Bank, Providence $3. 1858 same $5. Very good. Rare. 2 pcs.

700. South Carolina. Scarce lot of notes inch 1823 Bank of State of S.C. 50-cents; Commercial Bank of Columbia $5 (2), 1853 Planters Bank of Fairfield, Winnsboro $5, etc. Good to unc. 8 pcs.

701. Tennessee. 1862 The Parish of Tensas $5.00. Red and brown note. Fine and v. rare.

702. Texas. 1840 Republic of Texas $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Star on backs in reddish brown. Cut cancelled as usual, but whole (no parts missing). Very fine to unc. Rare. From Col. Green coll’n. 5 pcs.

703. $100.00 Texas Treasury warrant 1863. ONE HUNDRED in green on back. V. good.

704. Utah. Mormon notes. Bishop’s General Storehouse 10-cents, red (2), blue (1). Temple on backs. Avg. fine, 1 cancelled. 3 pcs.

705. Virginia. 1862-3 coll’n. of County notes, inch 15c, 60c, 75c denominations, nearly all diff. 'Poor to unc. Some v. rare. Col. Green coll’n. 22 pcs.

706. Virginia state and fractional notes, dups. Avg. good. 24 pcs.

707. $100.00 Virginia Treasury Note 1862. Portrait Washington at 1., Gov. Letcher c. Large C’s in red. Bradbeer 21, rarity 5. Ex. fine.

708. Wisconsin. 1856 Chippewa Bank, Pepin $5. $1.00 City Bank of Beaver Dam. Both poor but rare. Also 23 very fine old Wisconsin tax certificates 83 years old. 25 pcs.

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709. Canada. 1861 Westmoreland Bank of New Brunswick, Moncton $1. 1859 Colonial Bank of Canada, Toronto $5. 1858 International Bank of Canada, Toronto $5. V. fine. 3 pcs

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA PAPER MONEY

710. $100.00 C.S.A. bill, by Southern Banknote Co., value in green, Raymond No. 5. Letter B. Whitten date Sept. 11, 1861. Unc. Rare. Cat. $3.50.

711. $50 written date 1861, value in green, R. 6. Two females seated on cotton bale. V.g., edges frayed.

712. $100 Ceres & Prosperine July 25, 1861. Washington at left. Thin paper. R. 7. Ex. fine.

713. $50 Washington July 25, 1861, letter B, R. 8. V. fine.

714. $10 female with C.S.A. shield, July 25, 1861. R. 10. Fine.

715. $5.00 C.S.A. note engraved by J. Manouvrier, blue back, July 25, 1861. R. 12. About unc., slight tear from edge mend- ed neatly. From Col. Green coll’n. Has sold at $10.

716. $2.00 Confederacy in conflict with Union dated Sept. 2, 1861. R. 38. Good. V. rare date.

717. $100 Loading cotton. Sept. 2, 1861. R. 13, letter A. Fine.

718. $50 Jefferson Davis, Sept. 2, 1861. Black and green. R. 16. Wtmk. CSA. V. fine.

719. $20 Stephens, green note. Sept. 2, 1861. R. 18. V. fine.

720. $20 three females c.. Liberty 1. Sept. 2, 1861. R. 19. Rare black and green note. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

721. $10 Hunter 1., child r., value in red. R. 24. Very fine.

722. $10 load of cotton bales, value in red. R. 26. V. good.

723. $20 Cat. 17 & 20; $10 Cat. No. 22, 23, 28, 29, 34. All issues of Sept. 2, 1861. Avg. fine. 7 pcs.

724. $5.00 Memminger Sept. 2, 1861. Wtmkd. paper. R. 35. V. good.

725. $5.00 group of females, value in red. Sept. 2, 1861. R. 31. Cut cancelled but whole. Fine. Scarce.

726. $10 female leaning on cotton bale. Sept. 2, 1862. R. 46. Ex. fine.

727. $100 Mrs. Pickens, Apr. 6, 1863. Green back. Letter D. first series, thin paper. R. 47. Unc. Value $2.

728. $10 Capitol at Columbia, blue back, 1863. V. fine to unc. Cat. 35c each. 10 pcs.

729. $50 Jeff. Davis, green and black, 1863, wtmkd. paper, R. 55. Ex. fine.

730. $100 Negroes hoeing cotton, written date, R. 39. Ex. fine.

731. 50-cents 1863 (2), 1864 (18). Jeff. Davis. Fine to unc., some stained. 20 pcs.

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732. $10.00 Artillery 1864, R. 66. Mostly unc. 22 pcs.

733. C.S.A. Patterns or original proofs for Confederate notes, diff. red backs, one with a large FIVE, large TEN, George Washington, etc. None were adopted. Made in England. Intended to have been issued in 1865. Unc. V. rare and val- uable. 6 pcs.

U.S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

734. 5-cents second and third issues, 10c third and fourth issues, 25c Fessenden, 25c Walker. Cat. Nos. 17, 31, 32, 33, 61 and 77. Unc. crisp, very nice. 6 pcs.

735. Another lot, as last, just as choice. 6 pcs.

736. 5-cents Clark unc. choice gems (2), 5c second issue, 3-cents Wash’n., 25c Walker long and short keys, v. good. 6 pcs.

FOREIGN PAPER MONEY, ETC.

737. 1915 Mexican Revolutionary bills, 50c to 20 pesos, 8 kinds mixed. V. good to unc. 32 pcs.

738. Old Japan card-board money (16); 3 diff. Russian large notes; German 2 million marks Aug. 1923 (27); 20,000,000 marks July 1923 (54), Fine to unc. Bid for lot as one.

739. Lot of Paper Money. World War I Inflation notes. Includes over 400 pcs. high values German 50,000,000 marks Sept. 1923; 20,000,000 marks July 1923; 2,000,000 marks Aug. 1923; 500,000-marks July 1923; 1000 marks Sept. 1922; a quantity of each kind. Also 2900 small Austrian notes, 5 varieties mixed. Total 10 diff. kinds, over 3300 bills. Fine to unc., mostly unc. Bid for lot as one.

740. Another lot, same as last.

741. 1898 Salvador old postal cards unused, gov’t, stamp printed. 100 pcs. Bid for lot as one.

COLONIAL & HISTORICAL OLD NEWSPAPERS

742. London Chronicle Nov. 7-9, 1758. French and Indian War period. 8 pp. folio. V. good.

743. Same, Mar. 24-26, 1768 8 pp. foloi. Foreign news, interest- ing accounts of 175 years ago. Fine.

744. Whitehall Evening Post Jan. 12-14, 1762. 4 pp. folio. Much local and foreign news, curious ads. Fine.

745. Same, Sept. 4-6, 1781. 4 pp. folio. Long account of battle of American Revolution in New York. V. good. Historical paper

746. Same, Aug. 9-11, and Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1781, 2 issues. Long account of William Pitt on “America’’ in House of Commons, war news from America, Gen. Greene in the south, etc. One paper with part torn off, but the above long interesting ac- counts are intact. 2 pcs.

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747. Morning Chronicle Apr. 24, 1771. 4 pp. folio. With tax stamp printed in brown, as then required on newspapers. Fine

748. Public Advertiser Jan. 1, 1778, 4 pp. folio. Long accounts of the War in Europe and America. V. fine.

749. Same, Jan. 3, 1778, 4 pp. folio. Rare paper of American Rev- olution with news of Gen. Burgoyne & Gates at Saratoga, Washington’s defeat, etc. Lengthy accounts by a British of- ficer. Fine.

750. St, James’ Chronicle Jan. 27-29, 1778, 4 pp. folio. Very in- teresting War news from America, affairs in House of Com- mons, etc. V. fine.

751. Same, Feb. 10-12, 1778. 4 pp. folio. American Revolution news, relief of American prisoners, long accounts of House of Peers in which “America is considered lost,” letters of Burgoyne, Canadian expedition, full of interest. V. fine.

752. Same, Feb. 9-11, 1768, 4 pp. folio. Foreign news, curious ads, etc. Fine.

753. Berrow’s Worcester Journal Feb. 25, 1779, 4 pp. folio. Amer- ican Revolution period. Discussion of Admiral Keppel, Gen. Burgoyne, Howe, and others, on conduct of war in America, in House of Commons. Lengthy accounts of great interest. V. fine.

754. Same, Sept. 2, 1779, 4 pp. folio. American Revolution news of French fleet engagement, American prisoners, news of Gen. Washington and ins whereabouts. Fine.

755. London Packet or New Lloyd’s Evening Post, Aug. 3-5, 1772. 4 pp. folio. News of German troops in Poland, news from America of a man in New York captured by Indians and his escape, etc. V. fine.

756. Same, Aug. 10-12, 1772, 4 pp. folio. Foreign news from Smyr- na, Poland, Warsaw, Milan, Paris, etc. Fine.

757. Public Ledger, Apr. 23, 1776, year of Independence! 4 pp. folio. Long discussion of the American colonists, Quebec expedition to Canada, etc. V. good.

758. General Evening Post, Sept. 11-13, 1781, folio, 4 pp. Im- portant historical number with news of American Revolution, Clinton & DeGrafF, Indian & Tory outrages. Lord Cornwal- lis, LaFayette, various battles, etc. Fine.

759. Connecticut Courant, Hartford, Conn., Oct. 15, 1782, folio 4 pp. American colonial newspaper of the Revolution. Letters of Rawdon, account of burning of Hanna’s Town, Pa. by Indians, War news, etc. Fine.

760. Dunlap’s American Daily Advertiser, Sept. 12, 1792, folio 4 pp. News of Thos. Paine, War in Poland, important foreign news, curious ads, old frigate wood-cuts, news from America, Indian outrages, Gen. Wayne’s army stages a show with half of them costumed as Indians. Fine.

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761. Same, Sept. 27, 1792, folio 4 pp. Many old wood-cuts cf ships, news of war in Europe, proclamation by Geo. Wash- ington, important paper. V. hne. Also refers to Robert Morris, financier of Revolution.

762. Same, Sept. 26, 1792, folio 4 pp. News of French Revolution, elections, representatives, old wood-cuts of ships, foreign news, etc. V. hne.

763. Same, Nov. 27, 1794, folio 4 pp. American newspaper printed in Phila. nearly 150 years ago. Long detailed news of Ameri- can Congress, over presidential policy of peace and justice, foreign news, curious ads, etc. Fine.

764. Federal Orrery, Oct. 23, 1794, early American Boston news- paper, folio 4 pp. Character of Robespierre, Harvard Col- lege Lottery, brim full of interesting news of colonial days. Fine. Rare.

765. London Gazette, Nov. 27-Dec. 4, 1792, folio 20 pp. With 5 hne impressions of English half-penny stamp printed in brown, as then required on newspapers. Old wood-cut of British arms. King’s proclamations, market prices of corn, etc., bankrupts, etc. Fine.

766. Same, Apr. 1-5, 1800, folio 12 pp. Similar to last, with wood- cut and stamps. V. hie.

767. Same, Apr. 15-22, 1800, folio 20 pp. Fine.

768. Same, Apr. 29, to May 3, 1800, folio 16 pp. Ships of England at Jamaica, French Rev'n., captured ships, Spanish killed and wounded. V. hne.

769. American Citizen, May 26, 1806, folio 4 pp. Old cuts of sail- ing ships, lotteries, articles on Otis, Washington, etc. Fine.

770. Republican Watch Tower Aug. 30, 1808, folio 2 pp. Napo- leonic Wars, Citizen Genet, Letters of Jefferson, news from Spain and France, long detailed accounts. V. good.

771. Constitutional Whig, Richmond, Va. Nov. 7, 1827. Rare po- litical newspaper 116 years old. V. good.

772. Independent Messenger, Mendon, Mass. July 15, 1831. Ac- count of death of Pres. Monroe. V. good.

773. Daily Picayune, New Orleans, Dec. 6, 1856. Rare old South- ern newspaper with news of the time, curious ads, etc. V. good.

774. Civil War newspapers 1863, diff. New York papers, much war news, historical detailed accounts of battles, etc. Very interesting to go over today. Good to v. hne. 6 pcs.

C.S.A. BONDS, OBSOLETE OLD STOCKS, STAMPS, etc.

775. $100 Confederate States of America large bond with cou- pons attached, size 17x27 inches. March 1, 1864, signed and ex. hne.

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776. $100 C.S.A. 8% bond Mar. 2, 1863, coupons attached, un-

signed. Ex. fine.

Ill . 1870 South Carolina Loan & Trust Co. handsome stock cer- tificates engraved by American Banknote Co., with old 25c revenue stamp affixed portrait Washington. Fine. 3 pcs.

77 8. $1000 State of Alabama large bond with coupons attached, signed by Gov. Moore, issued for military defense. V. fine.

779. Idaho Territory, 1866-77 old Territorial warrants and bonds. V. good. 8 pcs.

780. Old Indiana Railroad bond for $100, over 60 yr. old. Large showy item with coupons attached. Ex. fine.

781. $1000 Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad Co. handsome large old bond, eng. by American Banknote Co., coupons attached, about 75 yr. old. View of old train. Ex. fine.

782. $1000 bond, coupons attached, Washington & Western Rail- road Co., Va. Over 60 yr. old. Old locomotive. Very hand- some large showy piece about 15x22 inches. Signed. Unc.

783. Postage Stamps. U.S. stamps, mixed, mostly obsolete issues, cancelled, estimate 1000 stamps. Sold as is.

784. As last, about 500 stamps, many kinds; also block of ten blue Camp Dewey 10c stamps unused. One lot.

785. Confederate States of America 10-cents stamps, two sheets of 70 stamps each, reprinted one sheet in red, one in blue, from original plates. Unc. prints. Bid for lot as one.

786. Foreign postage stamps, mixed, some obsolete. Estimate 1000 stamps. Used. Bid for lot as one.

787. Tasmania. 1 penny red 1871 issue, Scot 55 & 56, used, aver- age and fair. 30 pcs. cat. $33. Bid for lot as one.

788. Tasmania. Scott 51 (error in watermark), 12 pcs. used. Cat. $30. Bid for lot as one.

AUTOGRAPHS, MANUSCRIPTS, ETC.

789. Napoleon the Great. 5th Fructidor, an 8. (1796). Folio docu- ment signed by Napoleon Bonaparte, a very fine signature and signed also by Raymond De Vevier, Brigade chief of French Army. V. fine. Value $25.

790. Autographed leter signed by Joseph Napoleon, King of Spain, Nov. 1, 1819 to LeRoy Bayard Co., New York, placing $3000 in Stephen Girard’s bank in Phila. to be used by Joseph when he needed it. 4to, v. fine.

791. Caroline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon I, Queen of Naples. 2 pp. letter signed, 1808, folio size. Relative to the acquisition of Hotel Thelusson at a cost of a million francs by Caroline and her husband. The money had been advanced to them by Emperor Napoleon. Ex. fine, and highly interesting Cost $18.

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792. Adm. D. Porter, 1812 war hero, autograph letter signed 1821, fine.

793. Henry Ward, Penna. land agreement signed 1860. V. fine.

794. Richard O’Gorman, distinguished Irish advocate 4 pp. ALS. Fine. 1865.

795. James Taylor General in War of 1812, 4 pp. autog. letter signed 1815. Fine.

796. Henry Phelps steel magnate with Carnegie, ALS 1897, v. fine.

797. Pres. James A. Garfield Autographed letter signed 1864, ex. fine.

798. A. P. Banks general of Army of Potomac, Civil War, autog. letter signed 1862 to Gen. Halleck official business. Fine.

799. Edwin M. Stanton 2 pp. folio autog. leter signed 1843, v. fine.

800. Prince Louis of Battenberg, Vice-Admiral, ALS 1911, v. fine.

801. Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas ALS 1931 fine.

802. Peter Deall, Revolutionary War colonel, port of New York bill for entry of goods 1794, autog. signature, v. fine.

803. Alexis Marie de Rochon, French astronomer, navigator and physician. Autog. letter signed to Thomas Jefferson 1786. V. fine. Rare. Value $5.

804. Maria Cristina, Queen of Spain 1806, document signed, with addressed cover and old portrait of her. V. fine, sold as one.

805. Carlotta de Bourbon, Infanta of Spain 1804-44, daughter of Francis I, King of Sicily. Her son married Queen Isabella II. Folio document signed 1809. Mentions Sir Sidney Smith. V. fine.

806. Nice lot Civil War letter paper and envelopes with flags and patriotic designs in colors, mottoes, etc. Unused, nearly 50 kinds, many with highly interesting cartoons in colors. Some dups. Bid for lot as one.

807. Lot of old papers, deeds, documents, printed will of 1806, duty lists, old letter of 1745, C.S.A. soldiers passport, avg. v. good. 10 pcs.

808. Two old Phila. bank checks 1827-8 with wood-cut; Wells- Fargo sight draft 85 years old, curious old ads in imitation of U.S. paper money, Calif, old Music Festival 1871 admis- sion $2 payable in gold coin; $5 Monopoly bank wild cat; 1863 C.S.A. vouchers for war goods (6) . Avg. v. good. 12 pcs

809. 1781-4 So. America, San Juan under Spain, old papers with Spanish arms of Quito & Tacunga, 32 items in four sheets, ink signed, v. good, bid for lot as one.

NUMISMATIC BOOKS, CATALOGS & LITERATURE

A very fine offering of books and catalogues on rare coins. Every

numismatist needs a good library for proper study and reference.

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and money spent for them is worth while, in both pleasure and profit

810. Scott, J. W. Copper & Nickel Coins of the World, Standard Catalogue, Colonial, U. S. copper and nickel, foreign, an- cient Roman. 1913 (best) edition reprint, 200 pp. illust., prices. 6x9 inches, paper, as new. Useful book. Every col- lector should have it. Value $2.50.

811. Scot, J. W. Gold and Silver Coins of the World, Standard Catalogue. Includes U.S., American Colonial, and foreign. 184 pp., 6x9, paper, v. fine. 1910 edition original. Out of print. Illust. and priced. Useful reference. Worth $5.

812. Gilbert, E. The United States Half-Cents. Standard authority on this work. Full descr. so that any half cent may be attrib- uted correctly. Folio stapled copy, paper, v. fine.

813. Another, same as the preceding.

814. Gilbert & Elder. U.S. Cents of 1794. All varieties described by Frossard & Hays, with Hays Nos. & 4 pp. plates, the Gilbert collection showing all varieties, and additions by Thos. L. Elder. Best book on the subject. Long out of print. 8x12 inches, v. fine. Contains auction records, finding lists, etc. Rare.

815. Gilbert & Elder. UNITED STATES CENTS OF 1796. Large folio 9x12^ in., paper. No plates, but any 1796 cent may be attributed from the good descriptions. V. fine.

816. Low, Lyman H. Hard Times Tokens, Standard authority on the subject. Edition by Guttag, 8x10^ in., paper, as new. Ev- ery Low variety numbered, described, and fully illustrated. Sold at $5, and out of print.

817. Bowker, H. F. Numismatic Bibliography of the Far-East, a

check list of titles of literature, in European languages. Amer. Numis. Soc. monograph No. 101, as new, 144 pp.

818. Hume, E. E. Medals of the U.S. Army Medical Department and medals Honoring Army Medical Officers. 146 pp. and 23 plates. A.N.S. monograph No. 98, issued 1942. Fine.

819. Newcomb, Howard R. The United States Cents of 1801, 1802, and 1803. Standard authority, excellent work, with fine plates showing all varieties. 9^x12 inches, brown cloth, fine. Recent price in my sales over $12.

820. Andrews, Frank D. United States Copper Cents 1816-1857, Original 1883 edition, 6x7 inches, paper, standard authority. Sold up to $35 before the reprints came out. Ex. rare.

821. McLachlan, Robert W. Annals of the Nova Scotian Curren- cy. 36 large pages, fine print, much information, 9x12, paper, fine and v. rare.

822. Canadian Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal, volumes I & II. A very fine and highly interesting and instructive coin magazine issued from 1872 to 1874. Total 384 pages. Fine condition. V. rare. Sold as one.

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823. Same. Volumes VII & VIII. Issued 1878 to 1880. Very old, but full of wonderful numismatic articles, and many interest- ing illustrations in these. Total 383 pages, about 6x9 inches, board covers, fine. V. rare. Sold as one.

824. Same. Volume IX & X, issued in 1880 to 1882, total 388 pages, 6x9. Numerous articles on Canadian, U.S., and for- eign coins, medals, etc. Board covers. Fine. V. rare.

825. Guttag. Foreign Currency & Exchange Guide. 130 pp. 5-2-x8, black cloth, gilt letters, fine. Numerous useful tables valuable to collectors of foreign coins. Sold at $1.

826. Another, same as preceding.

827. Coins of the Roman Empire, 15 pp. 6x9 paper, numerous il- lust, as new. 7 pcs.

828. Booklets: Money of the Bible, Standard Coin Book, Chinese Numismatic Riddle, Masonic Chapter pennies, Ancient Egyp tian Scarab, Coins of Roman Empire, Collecting and Hob- bies. V. fine to new. 7 pcs.

829. Rare Coin Book. 163 pp. 6x9, illust., gives coin values and much information on collecting U.S. and foreign, definitions of many terms, etc. Paper cover, as new. With 28 pp. plates.

830. Coin Premium Book, gives prices paid for U.S. coins, paper money, territorial gold, rare Canadian coins. 300 illustra- tions, 40 pages, no name printed on it. Most are. As new. Made to sell for 15c each. 23 pcs.

831. Celebrated Matthew A. Stickney large plate catalogue of his famous collection, with prices. Most notable coll’n. ever sold at auction, mostly American coins, choice U.S. gold, silver and copper, Colonials, some foreign and ancient, too. Ovei 3000 lots, described in detail by Henry Chapman, sale held in 1907 realized then nearly $38,000. Would bring several times that much today. Very fine collection, bound in hall cloth. A prize owned by few collectors today. Stickney be- gan collecting in 1823 in Massachusetts where he lived, and was perhaps the first person in America to form a systematic collection. Has 21 pages of plates of rarest coins.

832. George H. Earle Collection, one of largest and finest collec- tions ever sold at auction. About 1900 lots of ancient and for- eign coins, and 1900 lots of American Colonial coins, and U. S. gold, silver and copper coins. All the U.S. hand-priced in ink. By H. Chapman 1912. Splendid detailed descriptions of rarities, Colonials, Pine Tree coins, etc. V. fine.

833. Allison W. Jackman. Fine plate catalogue, partly priced in ink. By Henry Chapman 1918. Over 1150 lots, mostly Amer- ican colonial coins and U.S. gold, silver and copper; and American medals. 9 pp. plates of finest American coins. Boards bound in half muslin. Valuable reference.

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834. Waldo Newcomer collection, Plate catalogue of Mexican, South and Central American coins. 744 lots, 12 pp. plates. 1935. V. fine.

835. William Sleicher rare plate catalogue, hand-priced in ink, sold by S. H. Chapman 1919. Wonderfully choice American collection. 6 pp. plates. Fine and v. rare.

836. Peter Mougey. Plate catalogue with prices, very important sale by Elder 1910. Mostly all U.S. coins, in choice condi- tion, and great rarities. The large cents alone realized about $5500, and the total over $20,000. Would bring several times that today. The large cent coll n. was one of best ever of- fered. Over 1600 lots, with 42 pages of plates of choice U.S. coins. V. rare.

837. Dr. Henry Beckwith. Priced catalogue of this famous sale of U.S. large cents, one of best collections of these, realized then in 1923 over $5500. Many choice gems described by Chapman.

838. J. C. Lighthouse plate catalogue, over 900 lots fine U.S. and foreign coins, sold in 1936. V. good.

839. W. W. C. Wilson plate catalogue Canadian coins and medals. 765 lots sold in 1925. Fine.

840. Henry C. Miller priced catalogue of fine and extensive col- lection of about 1000 lots of ancient Roman coins, over 500 lots of English coins, and over 500 lots of American colonial coins. By Elder 1920. Splendid descriptions in detail. Large catalogue about 8x11 inches, paper, v. fine. Realized about $10,000.

841. Dr. George Alfred Lawrence priced catalogue of one of best sales held in U.S. Realized over $49,000 when sold by Elder, in 1929. Four coins sold for $22,600. A general collection rich in territorial gold. Fine.

842. William S. Appleton catalogue. 1428 lots of rare foreign coins and medals. Rich in Martin Luther & Napoleonic med- als, Mediaeval and modern gold and silver coins. Size 7x10 paper, v. fine reference.

843. William H. Woodin priced catalogue of United States coins only, one of finest collections sold. By Elder 1911. Realized then nearly $17,000. Paper 4to. Splendid reference on choice U.S. gold, silver, etc. V. fine.

844. Geo. S. Skilton priced catalogue of large sale, over 3200 lots, rich in Spanish, Mexican, Central and South American coins. New York 1925. Over 1500 lots Mexican coins, a ref- erence work on Mexican. 4to, paper, very fine.

845. James B. Wilson fine plate catalogue with prices realized, important collection of finest U.S. coins, New York 1908. Realized then about $13,000, worth $50,000 today. Over

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MOO lots. Size 6x9, paper. Very fine. Rare. 27 pages of finest plates. A grand reference.

846. D. S. Wilson complete set of ten large plates 10x12 in. show- ing the most magnificent and rare U.S. coins, gold, silver and copper, in this great coll’n. sold about 1908 by Chap- mans. V. fine. Sold as one lot.

847. Foreign Plate Catalogues. Valuable reference on Italian coins, Lombardy, Venice, Piedmont, Liguris, etc. 2472 lots, Rodolfo Ratto, Lugano 1926. Size 7x10, with 30 pp. fine plates.

848. Hess, Adolph. Fine plate catalogue of collection rich in old European silver dollar size, klippe siege pieces, and Martin Luther coins and medals. 1347 lots, Frankfort 1926. Size 8^x11, paper, v. fine. With 10 pp. plates.

849. Hess, Adolph. Greek and Roman coins fine plate catalogue, 788 lots, 16 pp. plates. 8^x11, paper, v. fine. Lucerne 1934. With price valuation list.

850. Hess, Adolph. Plate catalogue of ancient and modern gold coins, total 532 lots, 17 pp. plates. Lucerne 1935. Size 8ixll, paper, v. fine. With price valuations.

851. Hess, Adolph. Plate catalogue of important coll’n. ancient and modern gold coins, and choice ancient Greek and Roman coins, total 532 lots, 17 pp. plates. Lucerne 1935. Sizze 8^x11, paper, v. fine. With valuation list.

852. Schulman, J. Plate catalogue of Oscar Salbach coll’n. Rich in American colonial medals, and rare coins and medals of South America. 2264 lots, hand-priced, 10 pp. plates, size 7x 10, paper, v. fine. Amsterdam 1911.

853. Meili, Julius. The Coins of Brazil from 1822 to 1889. About 7x10 in. Stiff cover, v. fine. 24 pp. fine plates, many rarities. Standard authority, 1890.

854. Cahn, Adolph. Plate catalogue of fine coll’n. old European coins. Mediaeval, etc. 2141 lots, 24 pp. plates, 8xlOL paper, v. fine. Frankfort 1931, catalog 70. With valuation list.

855. Glendining. Plate catalogue of choice and rare early Ameri- can coins, 262 lots, 4 pp. fine plates, London 1935. V. fine.

856. Egger Bros. Plate catalogue ancient Greek and Roman coins, over 1500 lots, 32 pp. finest plates, Vienna 1912. Size 8x11, cloth, cover fair, contents fine.

857. Naville. Plate catalogue of superb collection of Swiss coins and medals with 18 pp. fine plates. Geneva 1924. V. fine.

858. Schous, H. H. Collection of Danish and Norwegian coins. Plates only, but 25 of them showing hundreds of rarities of these two countries. Ex. fine. Bid for lot. Copenhagen 1927.

859. Forrer, Dr. Robert. Keltische Numismatik Der Rhein und Donaulande. Strassburg 1908. Large book 373 pp. and 48

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pp. finest plates, and numerous illustrations in text. In Ger- man, 7x10 inches, paper. Fine and v. rare.

860. Bourgey. Plate catalogue Coins of the Popes. Paris 19M. 660 lots, 12 pp. plates. 8x11, paper, fine.

861. Nachf, Otto. Large plate catalogue. Ancient Greek and Roman coins, European coins and medals. 1973 lots, 64 pp. fine plates 8x11, paper, ex. fine. Munich, April 1927. With valuation list.

862. Munzhandlung Basel. Large plate catalogue, a magnificent large coll’n. of ancient Roman coins, 2220 lots, 50 large pages of plates. 8x11. Paper, v. fine. With valuation list.

863. Coole, Arthur B. Coins in China's History. An important work on China’s coinage, ancient and modern. Profusely il- lustrated throughout, extensive historical chart, and list of characters fully translated. In English. 9^x12^ inches, red cloth, 138 pp., Tientsin 1936. As new.

864. Ward, John. Greek Coins and Their Parent Cities. Numer- ous fine plates and illustrations throughout the text. Descrip- tions of the coins and also of the cities and regions that is- sued them, with their history. A most interesting book on the subject. Large thick volume, 464 pp. 7^x10 inches, cloth, London 1902. As new.

HISTORICAL AND ARTISTIC MEDALS

865. 1713 Thomas Puccini large old bronze bedal 3i inches diam. Bust r. Rx. 2 females. Small hole at top. Fine old piece.

866. (About 1750) St. George “Good luck” medal 36 mm. Worn in battle to preserve life. Fine, looped.

867. Leopoldo Eq De Dittel medical medal, by Scharff, famous die sinker, 1895. Bronze 58 mm. Ex. fine.

868. 1916 World War I, large iron medal on death of Prince Henry of Bavaria, killed in Roumania battle. 92 mm. V. fine.

869. Gen. Litzmann fine large silver medal, 50 mm. World War I. Bust. Rx. Sampson slaying enemies. Ex. fine.

870. 1815 old German bronze medal of Fredk. William on Wa- terloo campaign. 35 mm. Fine.

871. Brockton Camp oblong bronze plaque about 3x4^ inches, by Zadikow 1919, Three nude figures. Fine.

872. Peter Stuyvesant large bronze medal on 250th anniv. Kings- ton, N. Y. Fine bust. inches. V. fine.

873. Europa, nude female sitting on a bull r. Octagonal, 70 mm, bronze. Uniface. Fine.

874. Canada Instaurata 1867. Large bronze uniface plaque. 5 fe- males. 77 mm. V. fine.

875. Large bronze medal by Goscombe 1898. Dragon. Man with harp. 76 mm. Perfect.

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876. Rect. uniface bronze plaque by Sucharda. Boy with sprin- kling can. 28x100 mm. erfect.

877. Bishop Joseph Eerenz immense iron medal, diam. 5i inches, bust 1., by Beran Lajos. Rx. conversion of John II of Hun- gary 1566. V. fine.

878. Mountaineer medal, by Kautsch 68x98 mm. Wt .7 oz. Ex. fine

879. 1828 Bern (Swiss) Evang. church medal, by Bovy. View. Rx. 2 females. 55 mm. gilt bronze, ex. fine.

880. 1801 Napoleon the Great, medal in silver, by Andrieu. Laur. head r. Rx. the Senate and the people, year XIII. 32 mm. Unc.

881. France. St. Helena medal, issued by Napoleon III. Ex. fine.

882. British silver War medal, $1 size, ribbon missing. George V. for World War I. Edge lettered to Pte. McDonald H.L.I. Very fine.

883. Jenny Lind. Silver medalet 13 mm. Bust 1., name. Rx. TO THE QUEEN OF SONG, in wreath. Unc. Rare.

884. 1815 Waterloo medal. Silver 36 mm. Bust 1. GEORGE P. REGENT. Rx. WELLINGTON, angel, WATERLOO JUNE 18, 1815. Name on edge. No ribbon. About fine. Rare.

885. 1917 fine large silver medal commemorative of visit to New York of the French and British War commissions. 63 mm. By Longman. Female head. Rx. three standing. V. fine. Rare. Sold for $8 to $10.

886. Large silver medal, Joan of Arc, bust r. GALLIA. Rx. tablet in wreath. By Morion. 64 mm. V. fine.

887. 1758-9 French and Indian War medal, on victories at Que- bec, Niagara, etc. Bronze 43 mm. Betts No. 418. Ex. fine. Has sold up to $10 in London.

888. 1799 George Washington funeral medal. Bust in wreath. HE IS IN GLORY THE WORLD IN TEARS. Rx. urn, dates, etc. Tin, pierced as made, 30 mm. V. fine. Rare. Worn in his funeral procession. Baker No. 166.

889. Martin Van Buren and Democracy. Bust 1. Rx. dove and balances, OUR PRINCIPLES ARE JUSTICE & EQUAL- ITY. 36 mm. tin, pierced as made. Fine. Rare.

890. W. H. Harrison, rare political piece. White metal, bust 1. Rx. “Early home of Genl. Harrison the hero of Tippecanoe.’' 12 stars below. 2 7\ mm. Unc.

891. Hayes & Wheeler. Rare silver political medal, 23 mm. Bust either side. HONEST MONEY HONEST GOVERN- MENT. Ex. fine. V. rare in silver.

892. Rare original anti-slavery medal, large 53 mm. in silver, wt.

oz. William Wilberforce. Bust in high relief, by Webb. Rx. 5 females. On abolition of slave trade 1807. Superb.

893. John Brown 1859 rare anti-slavery medal, by Wurden. Bust. Rx. 11-line insc. Bronze 57 mm., about fine.

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894. Early California store card, POLHEMUS, DRUGGIST SACRAMENTO stamped on old Spanish silver 2 reales of 1782.

895. 1435" 1506 Christopher Columbus, superb large gold-plated medal, bust by Massonet. Columbian Exposition 1892-3. Diam 2 inches. Perfect.

896. 1893 Chicago Columbian Exp. large iron medals, ferris wheel, adminst. bldg. Adv. Rambler bicycles on rev. Avg. fine. Heavy wt. 5\ oz. each. 2 pcs.

897. Large bronze diam. 3 inches, LUCKY HALF DOLLAR. Spread eagle. Rx. a perpetual calendar with movable center. Unc. Record $3.75 at auction.

898. 1892 World’s Columbian Exposition, large gold-plated med- al, diam. 3^ inches. Obv. head Liberty, stars, date. Rx. land- ing of Columbus, 1492. Perfect. Finest medal of the Exposition

899. Same as preceding, but struck in bronze. Superb.

900. Same, but aluminum, proof. Worth $2.50.

TOKENS, HARD TIMES, CIVIL WAR, ETC.

901. Hard Times tokens, Jackson cents, etc. period 1834-41. Low 8, 36, 58, 62, 69, 76. V. fine. 6 pcs.

902. Low 8 running hog, L. 48 Specie paym’ts. suspended 1837, Low 55 Benton Experiment 1838; Low 62 Van Buren ship- wrecked; Low 64 Webster credit currency. Avg. v. fine. 5 pcs

903. Low 30 Millions for defense, no dash under CENT. Fine.

904. Low 37, 39, 46, 55, 62, 64. Very fine. 6 pcs.

905. Low 48, 51, 58, 62, 67, 97. Very fine, nice lot. 6 pcs.

906. Low 49. Half cent worth of pure copper. V. fine.

907. Low 51, 55, 62, 64, 67, 107. Very fine. 6 pcs.

908. Low 51, 58, 62, 64, 110, 127. Fine to ex. fine. 6 pcs.

909. Low 54. Am I not a woman and a sister. Slave in chains. Near unc., mostly red.

910. Am I not a man and a brother. Slave cent. Unc. red, choice.

911. Low 56. Sober second thoughts. Bust Van Buren. Fine, pierced as made.

912. Low 62 Van Buren shipwreck 1837. Low 74 Hathaway 1833. V. fine. 2 pcs.

913. Low 83 Richards card, Lafayette; L. 115 Deveau’s store, N. Y. 1837. V. fine. 2 pcs.

914. Low 105 Robinson’s 1836. Rare variety with hyphen NEW- YORK. About fine. Record to $7.50. ($30.00 for unc.)

915. Low 117. Feuchtwanger THREE CENTS, 1837. New York state arms. V. fine. Scarce.

916. Low 118. Eagle with raised wings standing on rock, date 1837 below. Rx. Feuchtwanger’s Composition, THREE CENTS in wreath. Very fine. Ex. rare. Record to $25.

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917. Various old tokens. Hard times. Civil War, Feuchtwanger cent 1837, California 1849, etc. all diff. Good to unc. 25 pcs.

918. George Washington tokens and medalets, all diff., brass, bronze, copper, white metal, old lot, many very scarce. Fine to unc. All with portrait of Washington. 16 pcs.

919. Political tokens, Henry Clay, Fremont, McClellan, Pierce, Feuchtwanger. 2 dups. Old lot. Avg. fine to v. fine, 3 pierced as made. 10 pcs.

920. Joan of Arc medalet 24 mm. bronze. Statue. Head of Marie of France, Duchess of Wurtemburg. Perfect. Nice old piece.

921. 1863 Civil War Dix tokens. U.S. flag. '“If anyone attempts to tear it down shoot him on to spot. ’ 20 pcs. fine to ex. fine. Also old brass button, and Odd Fellows set of rolled plate shirt-studs (3) about Civil War time. Bid for lot as one.

922. Civil War tokens and tradesmen’s cards. Coli n, all different, fine to about unc. 30 pcs.

923. Another lot, usually good to v. fine. Some dups. 42 pcs.

924. Another lot, about as last. 42 pcs.

925. Another lot, about all diff. inch tokens, also cards of N.Y. Mass., etc. Fine to unc. Some numbered by H. G. in envel- opes. 21 pcs.

926. New York Civil War cards, about all diff., 1 in white metal. Fine to unc. 25 pcs.

927. Old Merchants' Tokens. 1860 Mobile Jockey’s Club WM.

Unc.

928. 6-Cents Apollo Gardens, Hess & Speidel. Copper & WM. Unc. 2 pcs.

929. $10.00 Col. Hardy Greer 1858. Brass. Unc.

930. Illinois. Baker & Moody, hatter, Chicago. F. A. Jensch, bell- founder, Chgo. Elgin Watch Co. WM. First 2 brass. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.

931. Kentucky. Duncan, Louisville; S. T. Suit, Jefferson County Salt River Bourbon 1850. Unc. and v. fine. 2 pcs.

932. Missouri. Jaccard, St. Louis, white metal unc. Maryland, Ran- dall & Co., Baltimore soda check, German silver, fine. 2 pcs.

933. New York. James, Clark & Co., clothing, brass. Ruggles, gold beater. E. Hill, coin dealer in 1860, whtie metal; John Curtis, numismatist 1859 copper. 1 fine, 3 unc. 4 pcs.

934. 1860 Smith & Hartman, die sinkers. Indian head. Brass. Large cent size. Unc. Rare.

935. L. Robinson, gunnery, Chittenango, N. Y. White metal. V. fine. Rare.

936. 1860 Marshall’s Variety Store, Oswego, large cent size, white metal and copper. Malcolm & Gaul, dry goods, copper. Unc. 3 pcs.

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937. Pennsylvania. Sleeper & Fennder, Phila. Lovett, die sinker, statue Stephan Girard. Brass. Unc. 2 pcs.

LINCOLNIANA

(Medals, tokens, papers, autograph of Abraham Lincoln. The

numbers refer to Mr. King’s list of Lincoln items, medals, etc., pub- lished in the February 1924 Numismatist.)

938. 1864 copper token, bust Lincoln 1, stars, date. Rx. OK with- in 13 links. Copper. V. fine. King No. 209.

939. Lincoln & Johnson campaign token, heads of both, one on each side. King 225. Brass, fine. Copper, unc. 2 pcs.

940. 1865 bust Lincoln 1. The beautiful oval memorial medal, by Bovy. 21x24 mm. King 279. Gilt bronze, unc.

941. 1809-1909 Centennial of Abraham Lincoln. Bronze medal by Pratt 31 j mm. Bust r. Rx. “Government of the people,” etc. King 335. Unc.

942. Same as last but smaller, size 25 mm. King 389. Unc.

943. Lincoln the Saviour, bust with Washington & Grant. King 516. Fine, pierced as made.

944. Medalet by the mint, Lincoln bust r. Rx. Washington. K. 533. Fine.

945. Lincoln bust r. Garfield bust 1. 18 mm. silver. K. 534. V. fine.

946. Lincoln bust r. Grant bust r. 18 mm. bronze. K. 540. Unc.

947. 1809-1909 superb large bronze Lincoln medal, by Roine. Is- sued for the G.A.R. Splendid bust Lincoln to left, WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE WITH CHARITY FOR ALL. Diam. 3 inches, wt. 6\ oz. King 301. Superb.

948. 1809-1909 Abraham Lincoln, splendid bronze medal by Roine. Bust 1. 100th anniv. of birth, etc. King 321. Size 44 mm. Wt. 1^ oz. Unc.

949. ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT 1861-1865. Large heavy bronze silver-plated medal, size 63 mm. wt. 5i oz. Bust r., by Ryden. Rx. REUNION, returned soldier with his wife. Perfect. King 783.

950. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, bust r. by Henning. Rx. in wreath BELOVED ALIKE BY RICH AND POOR. Size 40 mm. Aluminum. King 789. Unc.

951. Same but struck in brass. Unc. Rare metal.

952. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, bust r. by Ryden. Rx. 10-line inscr. “I have never had a feeling,” etc. In 3 diff. metals, 25 mm. Unc. 3 pcs.

953. Large bronze medal, bust Lincoln r., 10 stars. Rx. HARD TIMES TOKEN YEA 1933. Diam. 3 inches. Unc.

954. Same as last, but white me; h Wt. 4 oz. Unc.

955. Lincoln number, Feb. 1924 Numismatist with King’s illust. list of Lincoln medals, standard authority, v. fine. Value $3.

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956. 1861 portrait of Lincoln on paper money, $1.00 Merchant’s Bank, Trenton, N. J. V. good, earliest seen.

957. Speech of S. P. Chase, member of Lincoln’s cabinet, made in the Senate 1854. Pamphlet 30 pp. Good.

958. Old pictures of Lincoln, and copies of letter to Mrs. Bixby by Lincoln, made about 1909, one earlier. Four kinds mixed. Fine. 18 pcs.

959. Book of addresses delivered at the Lincoln dinners of the Republican Club of New York in response to the toast Ab- raham Lincoln 1887-1909. Cloth, 358 pp. 6^x10. Fine.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH

960. Autographed letter signed by Abraham Lincoln April 12, 1861. Written from the “Executive Mansion" to the attorney general appointing Bill Earl as Marshall for the northern Ohio district. 13 lines in Lincoln’s own hand, in ink. Very fine. Valued at $125 by former owner.

PRE-HIST ORIC AND EARLIEST MATERIAL

961. B.C. 2500 Ancient Babylonia. Large finely inscribed spike 5£ inches long, 2^ inches diam. at base. Ancient Cuneiform writ- ing all around, earliest writing. V. fine. Value $15.

962. Babylonian baked clay tablet size 2x3^ in., broken in two, v. good Cuneiform writing. Rare large size.

963. B.C. 2150. Ancient Babylonia. Fine large inscribed spike, oldest Cuneiform writing all around, 4£ inches high, 2 in. diam. at base, v. fine. Similar to specimen in famous Hunt- tington Library museum coll’n.

964. B.C. 1650 Ancient Egyptian steatite scarab with lined in- scription. 15x23 mm. Fine. From Lord Amherst coll'n. sold years ago in England.

965. Green-glazed steatite scarab with seated figure, XVI Dynas- ty. 6^x10 mm. V. fine. Amherst coll’n.

966. B.V. 1850-1650 Ancient Egypt. Extra large rare type basalt hard stone Heart Scarab. Size 21x1 1 inches and 1 inch thick. Buried with the dead. Green color. Very fine. Value $25. From Lord Amherst coll’n.

967. Egypt, XIV Dynasty. Ushebte (faience figure buried with the dead, a slave to do their work in the next world). Upper Nile valley. 3 inches. Fine.

968. Another of lost blue color, with apron and excerpt from 6th chapter of book of the dead. 3^ inches. V fine. Lord Am- herst coll’n.

969. Ancient Roman nicely ornamented pottery lamp, with figure of a horse. V. fine. Found near Bethlehem.

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970. B.C. 350. Rare Greek pottery lamp with laurel branch or- namentation with mark in back. Found in Crete. Size 3\ inches. Fine.

971. Ancient Roman bronze curved handle to lift vases, etc. About 3 inches. V. fine. Found in Beisan, Syria.

972. Ancient Roman ivory and bronze pins. Last corroded. 2 pcs.

973. A.D. 100-200 Ancient Roman finely modeled bronze Fas- cist’s type axe-head, curved shaft, fine cutting edge, 2\x3\ inches. Found in Beisen, Syria. V. fine. Museum piece. Val- ue $50.

974. Ancient Egyptian fish amulet, bright blue faience. Fine.

975. Another, figure of a cat. Size 20 mm. Fine.

976. Another, B.C. 1500. Jackal-headed god. 1^ inches. Fine.

977. Ancient Egyptian blue faience cylindrical beads, single strand necklace, length 32 inches. Fine.

978. Two pieces Mummy set, closely woven colored beads, about 450 beads, in original form, as found in tomb. Bid for lot as one.

979. B.C. 2000-1500 ancient Egyptian beads, from Lord Amherst coll'n. Some long shapes, blue faience, etc. V. fine. 210 pcs.

980. Large Phoenician beads 400 B.C., rare type. Fine. 1 1 pcs.

981. Old Chinese jade oval green beads, each perforated at both ends, size f inch, hand engraved Chinese char. V. fine. 12 pcs.

982. Egypt, XIV Dynasty, blue faience Ushebte figure, length about 4 inches, excerpt from book of the dead. V. fine.

983. Another, a trifle smaller, pale green color, v. fine. Lord Amherst coll’n.

984. Another, 4^ inches long. Green and tan color. Buried with the dead to do their work in next world. Fine.

985. Ancient Greek pottery lamp, over 2000 years old. Size about 3 inches. Fine.

986. A.D. 100-200. Elaborate Roman pottery lamp with handles. Found in Syria. Nicely ornamented with lines, and in choice condition. Size 3x6^ inches. Value $15. Rare.

987. Large bracelet, 1800 years old found in Syria. Fine.

988. B.C. 300 Greek bronze arrow heads, v. good lot, patinated. 1 to U inches long. 7 pcs.

989. Ancient Roman bronze spear head, 3\ inches. Good.

990. Ancient Roman bronze vase handle, 4 inches. Ornamented. V. fine.

991. Two Roman bronze spirals, 1800 years old, found in Syria. Length 3\ inches. V. fine, patina. 2 pcs.

ANCIENT GREEK COINS

992. B.C. 400 Abdera diobol. Griffin. Vase. Fine.

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993. B.C. 400-344 Aenianes hemidrachm. Head Zeus 1. Rx. war- rior. Fine.

994. B.C. 393-339 Athens tetradrachm. Head of Athena. Rx. owl, AOE. Thick clumpy style. About fine.

995. B.C. 300 Bruttium bronze 21 mm. Head. Eagle. Fine.

996. B.C. 400 Byzantium drachms. Cow on dolphin. Punch marks. V. good. 2 pcs.

997. B.C. 197-146 Chalcis silver drachm. Female head r. Eagle and serpent. Fine.

998. B.C. 300-190 Cnidus drachm. Forepart of lion r., name. Rx. head of Aphrodite. Fine.

999. B.C. 350 Corinth silver stater. Helmeted head. Athena 1. Rx. Pegasus to right. About fine.

1000. B.C. 300 Egypt silver tetradrachm of Alexander IV. Head in elephant’s skin. Rx. Athena r. Very good.

1001. B.C. 323-285 Egypt silver tetradrachm of Ptolemy I. His portrait bust r. Rx. eagle on fulmen. Very fine.

1002. B.C. 250 Ptolemy II. Large bronze 2^ oz. Head Zeus. Eagle Fine.

1003. B.C. 100 Ptolemy XI silver tetradrachm. Head. Eagle. NA and date LA. Fine.

1004. A.D. 100 Trajan large bronze for Egypt. Bust. Nile seated. Fine, green patina.

1005. A.D. 117-138 Hadrian large bronze for Egypt. Bust. Athena standing holding Nike 1. Fine.

1006. Hadrian and his wife Sabian, Aurelian & Vabalathus, Carus. Thick potin tetradrachms for Egypt. Fine to v. fine. 4 pcs.

1007. A.D. 138-161 Antoninus Pius large bronzes for Egypt, with bust, diff. reverses. Fine, especially for this coinage. 3 pcs.

1008. Judaea bronze sixth-shekel. Vine leaf. Palm tree. V. good.

1009. B.C. 336-323 Macedonia silver tetradrachm of Alexander the Great. Head Alexander in lion’s skin. Rx. Zeus seated holding eagle. Very fine.

1010. B.C. 336-316. Silver drachms of Alexander the Great and Philip III. Two of each. Fine to ex. fine. 4 pcs.

1011. A.D. 130-147 Parthia tetradrachm of Mithridates IV. Bust 1. V. good.

1012. Parthia silver drachms of Mithridates I and Volgases V. Fine and v. fine. 2 pcs.

1013. B.C. 133-67 Pergamum silver tetradrachm or cistophorus of Class II (see Head, page 535). Serpents, Asklepian staff, MH, etc. V. fine.

1014. B.C. 200-63 Pontus, Amisus. Bronze coins, 2 types. V. good. 4 pcs.

1015. Barbaric broad tetradrachm in imitation of those of Alex- ander in design. 35 mm. V. good.

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1016. B.C. 185-168 Macedonia tetrobol. Female head r. Ship, MAKEDONO. V. fine.

1017. B.C. 350 Massalia tetrobol. Nymph on prow. Fine.

1018. A.D. 600 Sassanain (second Persian Empire) broad silver drachms of Chosroes II. Bust of King. Rx. fire altar and guards. V. good to fine. 5 pcs.

1019. B.C. 300 Syracuse bronze coin. Female head. Fulmen. Fine.

1020. B.C. 138-129 Syria silver tetradrachm of Antiochus VII. Fine portrait bust r. Rx. Athena standing 1. Very fine, well- centered desirable coin.

1021. Another, as last. About fine.

1022. B.C. 350 Velia didrachm. Head of Athena in helmet adorned by griffin r. Rx. prowling lion r., name. Fine.

1023. Another. Head Athena to left. Lion seizing stag. Good.

ANCIENT ROMAN COINS

1024. B.C. 300 Rome heavy bronze triens. Head of Minerva 1. Rx. prow. Four dots. Wt. over 3 oz. Fine, patinated.

1025. Large bronze quadrans, B.C. 325. Horse’s head r., three dots. Over 3 oz. Good, some corrosion.

1026. B.C. 250 Rome semis. Bearded head r. Prow. Fine, green patina.

1027. B.C. 250 Rome triens. Helmeted head r. Rx. horseman, AD- INOD, four dots. Fine, brown patina.

1028. B.C. 90 Rome uncia, reduced weight. Head Roma. Prow. Vg.

1029. Furia. Family denarius, Janiform head. Victory before tro- phy. Fine.

1030. Acilia. Denarius. Salutis, head r. Fine style. Rx. Health stdg. 1., with serpent. Ex. fine.

1031. Postumia B.C. 134. Denarius. Head Diana r. Rx. dog. Fine.

1032. Tituria B.C. 88. Denarius. Head King Tatius. Rx. 2 soldiers carrying away Sabine maidens. Fine.

1033. Porcia B.C. 129. Denarius. Head Roma. Quadriga. V. fine.

1034. B.C. Roman Republican denarii, avg. about fine. 5 pcs.

1035. Virtus III Vir. Helmeted head r. Rx. soldier over prostrate figure. Denarius. V. fine, serrate edge.

1036. Livineia denarius. Fine head of Regulus r. Rx. Roman glad- iator fighting a lion, L REGVLVS below. Fine. Sold at $4 in Miller sale, lot 600.

1037. Marc Antony. Legionary denarius, VIII Roman legion. Gal- ley. About fine. Struck to pay soldiers.

1038. Augustus. Denarius. Bare head r., a fine portrait. CAESAR AVGVSTVS. Rx. on round shield S.P.Q.R. CL.V. Very good.

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1039. Tiberius, A.D. 15. Silver denarius. Superb portrait r. Rx. Emperor in quadriga. TR POT XVII IMP VII. Very fine. Rare.

1040. Galba A.D. 68-69. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. S.P.Q.R. O.B. CS in oak wreath. Cohen 287. Fine and rare.

1041. Vespasian A.D. 68-79. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. Judaea seated. About fine, scratches in reverse field. Another, rx. sacrificial implmts. Good. 2 pcs.

1042. Domitian A.D. 90-91. First bronze. Large SC center; around IMP CAES DOMIT, etc. Rx. carpentum drawn by 2 mules. V. good.

1043. Trajan A.D. 98-117. Denarius. Bust r. Abundance seated 1. Ex. fine.

1044. Hadrian A.D. 117-138. Denarius. Bust r. Providence stand- ing. Cohen 1198. V. fine.

1045. Hadrian. Denarius. Bust r. Concordia seated 1. Very fine.

1046. Hadrian. Denarius. Bust. Africa reclining. Fine.

1047. Antoninus Pius A.D. 138-161. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. AEQ- VITAS AVG. Equity standing 1. Ex. fine.

1048. Same. Large bronze. Bust r. Figure seated 1. on curile chair. Victory in field. V. good.

1049. Marcus Aurelius A.D. 161-180. Silver denarius. Laur. bust r. Rx. Victory. Fine.

1050. Lucilla. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. DIANA LVCIFERA. Fine.

1051. Julia Domna. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. Modesty seated 1. Fine.

1052. Caracalla A.D. 211-217. Denarius. Bust r. Rx. PROFECTIO AVG. Very fine.

1053. Macrinus A.D. 217-218. Denarius. Bust r. Salus. V.g.

1054. Another. Rx. Felicity. Fine. Scarce.

1055. Julia Maesa. Denarius. PVDICITIA. Modesty seated 1. Ex. fine.

1056. Maximinus I. A.D. 235-8. Denarius. Providence. V. fine.

1057. Pupienus A.D. 238. Double denarius. Rad. bust r. Rx. PA- TRES SENATVS, hand clasp. Ex. fine. V. rare.

1058. Another. Rx. CARITAS MVTVA AVGG. Good; corroded.

1059. Severus Alexander A.D. 222-235. First bronze. Bust r. Rx. VIRTVS AVGVSTI, Valor standing 1. Very fine.

1060. Crispina A.D. 182, wife of Commodus. First bronze. Bust. Peace. V. good. Rare.

1061. Gordian III A.D. 238-244 denarius. Providence. V. fine.

1062. Otacilia A.D. 245, double denarius. Bust r. Rx. SAECVLA- RES AVGG. Hippopotamus. V. fine.

1063. Etruscilla A.D. 250 antoninianus. Bust r. Modesty. Fine.

1064. Hostilian A.D. 251, son of Trajan Decius. Silver antoninian- us. Youthful bust r. Rx. PRINCIPI JVENTVTIS. Ex. fine. Rarely offered.

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1065.

1066.

1067.

1068.

1069.

1070.

1071.

1072.

1073.

1074.

1075.

1076.

1077.

1078.

1079.

1080.

1081.

1082.

1083.

1084.

1085.

Trebonianus Gallus A.D. 251-4, double denarius. Bust r. Rx. Apollo standing, APOLL SALVTARI. Ex. fine. Postumus AD 259-267 billon denarius. Bust. Peace. Fine. Tetricus I, Aurelian, Max. Hercules, Galerius Maximianus, Gratian. Billon and bronze coins, all over 1550 years old. Fine and v. fine. 5 pcs.

Florianus AD 276, billon ant. Reigned only 3 months. Splen- did portrait bust rad. r. Rx. CONCORDIA MILITVM. Very fine. Rare.

Helena, mother of Constantine the Great, wife of Constan- tius Chlorus A.D. 290. Bronze coin 18 mm. Very fine por- trait. SAECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE. Fine.

Valentian I, A.D. 364-375 silver siliqua. Diademed bust r. Rx. Victory 1., TRPS below. V. fine.

John I, Zimesces, A.D. 969, Byzantine bronze coin 27 mm. Bust of Christ. V. good. First appearance of portrait of Christ on a coin.

ANGLO-SAXON, OLD ENGLISH AND MEDIAEVAL COINS

A.D. 900 St* Edmund, Anglo-Saxon silver penny, commem- orative coin by Danish settlers. Unc. Rare choice piece.

A.D. 959-975 Eadgar, silver penny. Obv. small cross. Rx. Moneyer’s name in 2 lines divided by small crosses. V. fine. Another. EADGAR REX. Small cross either side. FAX- TOLF MON. Very fine.

A.D. 877-894, Cnut, Viking Invader, Silver penny. Bust. OSL F LON IN EO. Cross. Fine.

A.D. 1066-87 William I, silver penny. “Paxs” type. Bust facing. LIEFPOLD ON PINC. Winchester mint. V. fine. Rare.

Henry III and Edward I, 13th century, silver pennies. Good to fine. 9 pcs.

Henry III, A.D. 1216-72 silver penny. Bust. Cross. V. fine. Henry III, rare silver half-penny. V. good.

Edward IV, 1461-83. Silver groat. Bust King facing. Amu- lets between words. Fine.

Edward IV, silver penny of York mint. Bust facing. Fine. Henry VIII (1509-47) silver half-groat, Canterbury mint. Crowned bust r. Very fine.

Edward VI (1547-53) shilling. Bust, XII in field. Fine. Same. Base silver penny of York mint. ROSA S INE SPI- NA. Hawkins p. 143 (2nd edit.) p. 292. Fine. Rare. Elizabeth (1558-1603). Six-pence and three-pence. Crowned bust to left. Fine. 8 pcs.

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1086. 1575 Elizabeth 6 -pence. Mintmark cinquefoil. Ex. fine.

1087. 1582 over ’81. Six-pence. Mintmark a bell. Fine.

1088. Elizabeth base groat struck for Ireland. Good, always crude.

1089. Eliazbeth half-groat of first coinage, coined 1569. Fine.

1090. Elizabeth half-groat of second coinage 1595. Good. Rare.

1091. 1562 Elizabeth milled coinage 6-pence, plain dress, large rose. V. fine.

1092. 1568 milled 6-pence, mint-mark lis. Fine.

1093. James I ( 1603-25) Portcullis half-penny. Mint-mark a thistle. Fine and rare.

1094. James I hammered shilling, crowned bust r., XII back of head. Fine.

1095. Charles I (1625-49) hammered type shilling, bust 1. V. fine.

1096. Charles I milled 6-pence, 1638. Tower mint. Mintmark an anchor. Ex. fine.

1097. George II 1758, George III 1787 shillings. Ex. fine and unc. 2 pcs.

1098. Edes, France, mediaeval silver denier. V. fine.

1099. A.D. 1000 Armenia, mediaeval silver dirhem. Rare so fine.

1100. 13th century Ireland silver penny of Henry III. Ex. fine.

1101. 13th century Arabia bronze coin 24 mm. Native inscr. Fine.

1 102. ( 1 189-99) Anglo-Gallic denier of Richard I struck at Poitou. Fine.

1103. (1450) Bacharach white groschen, probably for Frederick I. St. Peter. Arms. Fine.

FOREIGN SILVER CROWNS OR DOLLARS

1104. 1852 Argentina 8 reales, or dollar. Sun and rays. PRO- VINCIA DE CORDOBA. Fort with flags. V. fine. Rare.

1105. 1849 Belgium 5 francs. Leopold I. Arms. Fine.

1106. 1813 Brazil 960 reis of John Prince Regent. Fine.

1 107. 1896 British Eastern dollar. Britannia stdg. Ex. fine.

1108. 1897 Cuba souvenir peso, or dollar. Liberty head. V. fine.

1109. 1653 England Commonwealth crown. Fine; flan irregular at edge. Rare.

1110. 1795 Flanders crown of Francis II. Bust. Cross. V. fine.

1111. 1793 France ecu of Louis XVI, French Revolution. Head 1. Rx. genius writing constituion, rooster and L at right. Fine.

1112. France. 5-franc pieces of Napoleon I & III, Louis Philippe, and second Republic. V. good. 4 pcs.

1113. 1775 Frankfort silver medallic crown of John George Schmidt, College and Minister official bron 1694. Bust in great ruff r., very fine execution, dies by Kuchler. Rx. 10- line inscr. Ex. fine, proof surface. Rare.

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1114. 1610 Hohenlohe crown of Rudolph II. Two crested helmets, date above. Rx. Knight in armor on horse charging 1. Fine and rare.

1115. 1695 Holy Roman Empire broad crown of Leopold the Hog- mouth, struck for the Tyrol, and Hungary. Bust r. Imperial arms, K-B. Very fine.

1116. 1809 Italy 5 lire struck by Napoleon. Head r. Fine.

1117. 1811 Mexico rare Zacatecas 8 reales, with view of mountain, cross on top. L.V.O. below. Rx. arms. Raymond No. 33. Good for this crude coinage. V. rare. Has sold over $10.

1118. 1814 Mexico 8 reales, draped bust Ferd. VII. Guanaxuato mint. Fine, but weakly struck at top side.

1119. 1841 Mexico 8 reales Republic. Zacatecas mint. Ex. fine.

1 120. 1870 Republic peso, Scales. San Luis Potosi mint. V. fine.

1121. 1910 United States of Mexico 1 peso of horseman type. Ex. fine.

1122. 1914 Mexican Revolutionary 2 pesos issued in Guerrero by Gen. Zapata. Fine but crudely struck.

1123 1831 Peru 8 reales. Liberty standing. Lima mint. V. fine.

1124. 1686 Salzburg crown of Max. Gandolph. Virgin Mary, St. Rupert. Ex. fine. Very slight evidence on one side only from mounting.

1125. 1539 Saxony crown of John Frederick, the Magnanimous head of the protestants. Bust with sword r. Rx. busts of Henry and John Ernest vis-a-vis. Over 400 years old, near- ly fine.

1126. 1570 Scotland Sword and Scepter crown of James VI. Crowned shield sep. I-R. Rx. sword, hand, XXX, and date in field. Fine. Rare.

1127. 1660 Siebenbuurgen (Transylvania) Cronstadt Necessity crown of Prince Achatius Barcsay. Arms of the Prince. Rx. SERVA NOS QVIA PERIMVS. Crown on dead tree, cher- ub above. Mailliet supp. 28, 2. Jenks sale lot 4251. V. fine. Very rare. Sold at $14.50 in Jenks sale over 20 years ago. Struck when besieged by George Rakoczi II.

1128. 1855, 1863, 1888 Spain. Three types of dollar size silver coins, in fine state. 3 pcs.

1129. 1619 Tuscany crown of Cosmus II. Crowned bust with sceptre r. Arms on cross. Pisa. Very good.

1130. Dollar size silver coins of Baden, Bolivia 1818, Mexico 1836, Maximilian peso 1866, U.S. of Mexico 1910. Avg. v. good. 5 pcs.

1131. (1631-46) Venice crown of Francesco Erizzo. 140 grano. Lion of St. Mark. Floriated cross. Very fine.

1132. (1788-97) Venice crown of Louis Manin, last Doge of Ven- ice. 140 grano. Type about as last. Fine.

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FOREIGN SILVER COINS (Under Dollar Size)

1133. 1626, 1630 Austria 25c size silver, Leopold. V. fine. 2 pcs.

1134. 1628, 1632 as last. Half-length Duke r. Very fine. 2 pcs.

1 135. ( 1492) Spain silver blanca of Ferdinand & Isabella. Fine.

Rare.

1136. 1715 Denmark XVI skilling Fredk. IV. Bust. Fine.

1137. 1718 Sweden 1 carolin or \ Daler S.M. of Chas. XII. Fine.

1138. 1777 Sweden § Rd. or 2 D. S.M. Bust Gust III. Fine.

1139. 1481-1881 Fribourg (Swiss) 5 francs, city view. Fine.

1140. 1886-1911 Wurtemburg 3 marks 25th anniv. Wm. 8 Char- lotte. Hx. fine.

1141. Foreign silver coins, 20-cent size, nearly all diff. inch Mor- occo, Papal, Swiss, S. American, Cuba, etc. Good to unc. 42 pcs.

1142. Foreign silver coins, poor and holed, or otherwise dam- aged (45) wt. 12 oz. Also 5 pcs. Dominican Republic base $1.00 size coins, v. good. 50 pcs.

1143. Foreign silver coins, 40c or 2-mark size, France, Belgium, German, diff. types. 1 holed, fine to about unc. 12 pcs.

1144. Foreign silver coins, half-dollar size, diff. from Peru, Flan- ders, Portugal, Germany, India, Brazil, Straits Settlements, Japan, Egypt, Papal, etc. Very good to very fine. 15 pcs.

1145. Foreign silver coins, small size, usually 5c to 10c size, great variety, about all diff. V. good to uncirculated. 82 pcs.

1146. Shahs of Persia. Curious native silver coins 150 to 200 yrs. old, described in envelopes, usually holed. Avg. v. good. 9 pcs.

1147. Poland. Lot of small silver coins, 200 to over 300 years old, and a few others not Polish. Avg. v. good. 27 pcs.

1148. Portugal. Very early \ and 1 real, 15th to 16th cent. V.g. 2 pcs.

1149. 1770 Port. Africa 6 macutas. 1794 Portugal 300 reis; 1816 John Prince Regent 400 reis. Avg. fine. 3 pcs.

1150. 1856 Peter V, 1871 Louis I, 1896 Carlos I Portugal 500-reis silver 50c size. Fine to about unc. 3 pcs.

1151. 1811-12 Barcelona Necessity pesetas. 1837 Catalonia peseta. 1859 Danish West Indies 20c. All are scarce 20c size silver. V.g. to ex. fine. 4 pcs.

1152. 1738 Stolberg XXIV marien grocshen. Deer. Fine. 50c size.

1153. Haiti 100c J. P. Boyer, 50c size, years 26 & 27. Fine. 2 pcs.

1154. Assam rare octagonal rupee, native inscr. V.g., holed.

1155. Persia very old thick silver double-rupee. V. good.

1156. Very old silver coins, 3 bracteates, 3 Indian native states. Fine. 6 pcs.

Curious silver coins, 3 bracteates, 3 Indian native states. Fine. 6 pcs.

1157.

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1158. Austria choice silver coins 20c and 25c size, about 100 years old, or more. Diff. types. Unc. Nice condition. 8 pcs.

1159. 1817-25-30 Austria 20 kreuzer (about 25c size silver), bust Francis I. in wreath. Unc., 2 with proof surface. 3 pcs.

1160. 1745 Lucca i crown St. Martin and beggar. 1808 Lucca 1 franc, busts Felix & Eliza. 1813 Sicily 1 lira Jerome Napo- leon. Genoa 1794 lire, 1796 2 lire, St. John. V. fine and choice. 5 pcs.

1161. Arabia. Very old silver dirhems. Native inscr. Fine. 2 pcs.

1162. South Africa Republic. 1894-7 three-pence to 2| shillings, all diff. sizes or dates. Bust Paul Kruger. Avg. v. fine. 7 pcs.

1163. 1892 same, 2 shillings. Proof. Rare state.

1164. Philippines under U.S. 50c 1903, ten cents 1905-6, about unc. 1916 Cuba 20c proof. 4 pcs.

1165. 1895-6 Porto-Rico 10, 20, 40c, $1.00 silver. Head of Alfonso the boy king. V. fine to unc. Bid for set as one.

1166. 1686 Venice oscella of Antonio Justinianus. Doge kneeling before St. Mark. Fine.

1167. 1692 Venice oscella of Francesco Morosini. Obv. similar to last. Rx. mailed arm holding arrows, battle-axe etc. V. fine

1168. (1779-89) Venice half-ducato of Paul Rainerio. Doge kneel- ing. Rx. lion of St. Mark, V. fine.

FOREIGN COPPER COINS

1169. Albania 1927 % lek nickel, 1935 copper 1 qindar (9). Unc.

10 pcs.

1170. Angola 1770 large copper 1 macuta, \ macuta (2), one coun- terstamped. Fine. 3 pcs.

1171. Annam spelter coin, Antwerp 5c Necessity coin 1814, Azores (3 var.). Avg. fine. 5 pcs.

1172. Azores. 1796 to 1901, all diff. copper coins, 5 to 20 reis. diff. types and rulers. Scarce. Fine and v. fine. 8 pcs.

1173. Argentina. Coll’n. all diff. copper and nickel coins from 1822. With 13 distinct types, others diff. dates. Inch Buenos Aires issues, and 1887 semi-proof 20c. Fine to unc. The most cat- alogue at 25c to 50c each. 18 pcs.

1174. Australia. Copper coins and tokens, all diff. inch choice large penny tokens of Auckland, Melbourne, etc. Fine to unc. Best lot we have had, for condition, some worth $1 or more. 14 pcs.

1175. Austria. Colin, all diff. copper coins, all old, 50 to 160 years old. V.g. to unc. 25 pcs.

1176. Barbadoes. 1788 penny (2), 1792 half-penny. Good. 3 pcs.

1177. Baroda. Old copper coins, inch some with bust of Seyaiu Rao III 1890-95. Fine and v. fine. 10 pcs.

1178. Batavia. 1/32 G. 1809 unc. \ stiver 1818 good. 2 pcs.

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1179. Belgium. Copper and nickel coins, diff. types and dates, incl. war issues. V.g. to unc. red. 16 pcs.

1180. Uncirculated bright red lc and 2c 1909-11 Leopold and Al- bert, and a few nickel coins. Handsome lot. 43 pcs.

1181. Bermuda 1793 half-penny. Ship. Geo. III. About fine.

1182. Bolivia copper medal 1865 busts Melgerajo and Munoz; 5 and 10c nickel 1899-1909 sun, mountain, llama. V. fine. 6 pcs

1183. bologna, bourbon, Brabant, Brandenburg, old coppers, 1615 to 1796. Good to ex. fine. 10 pcs.

1184. Borneo. 1882-1903 half-cents and cents, copper; 2^c nickel. All diff. dates or types. Fine to unc. red. 11 pcs.

1185. 1891 Borneo half-cents, ship, value in wreath. Unc. red. 10 pcs.

1 186. 1886-9 Borneo one-cent, two wild men from Borneo. Rx. val- ue in wreath. V. fine to ex. fine. 13 pcs.

1187. Brazil. Coli n, copper coins, with some large, and some old pieces. Chiefly fine to unc. All diff. types. 23 pcs.

1188. 1889 Santa Cruz shooting medal 28 mm. Bust Peter II. Proof

1189. British East Africa 1898-1933 copper 1 pice, and lc to 10c, several diff. types and dates. V. fine. 9 pcs.

1190. British Guiana. Geo. Ill stiver 1813, \ stiver (5); 1838 sti- ver. Avg. fine. 7 pcs.

1191. Bulgaria 10 stotinki 1881; 2\ st. 1888, 1 st. 1901 (3). Crete 1 lepton 1900. Avg. fine. 6 pcs.

1192. Cambodia 5 cents copper 1860, head Norodom I. Unc. red.

1193. Canada. Old penny and half-penny tokens listed in Breton, about all diff. and in choice condition, v. fine to unc. One of nicest lots we have had. 14 pcs.

1 194. Old Canadian tokens, coll’n. all diff., good to ex. fine. 30 pcs.

1195. Breton 520. Magdalen Island penny token, 1815. Seal and codfish. Fine. Scarce.

1196. Breton 955. Fishery rights for Newfoundland 1860. Ex. fine, light brown. V. rare. Record $12.

1197. Canada bouquet sous of Montreal. Good to v. fine. 12 pcs.

1198. Field Marshal Wellington tokens with bust. Several varie- ties, and dups. Period 1812-16. Fine to ex. fine. 21 pcs.

1199. Bank of Montreal 1844 half-penny. Front view of building. V. good to v. fine. 22 pcs.

1200. George V 1920 one-cent Canada, ex. fine to unc., many part- ly red. 80 pcs.

1201. Cape of Good Hope. 1889 half-penny. Young head of Queen Victoria. Red proof.

1202. Celebes Island. 1 kepeng 1251 (1836 A.D.). Native inscr. both sides. V. fine. 3 pcs.

1203. Caracas £ real 1818 v.g. (2); thin silver uniface Caracas University medal, 50c size, proof. 3 pcs.

1204.

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Carthagena \ and 2 reales 1812-13. Indian seated by cabin, bine. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1205. Cayenne (French Guiana) 2 sous 1789 three lis crowned (11); sou with crowned C, rx. blank (2). V.g. to fine. 13 pcs

1206. Ceylon. Curious old i and 1 massa, over 700 years old. Ra- jah Sahasi Malla. Grotesque figure on either side. Avg. fine, some patinated. 1 1 pcs.

1207. Ceylon thick heavy 1/12 R. Elephant. CEYLON GOV- ERNMENT. Very good. Value $2.

1208. Ceylon. All diff. copper coins, diff. as to types or dates, inch square nickel 5c. Fine to unc. red. 18 pcs.

1209. Chile. 1835 cent and half-cent. 1855 1 and \ centavo. 1886 centavo. Lib. head. Very fine, 1 unc. 5 pcs.

1210. China. Empire old hole centers (14). Republic cents, 10 6 20-cash, most diff. (11). V.g. to ex. fine. 25 pcs.

1211. Kwang-Hsu. Old Imperial hole-center 1 & 5 cash, 100 of each. V. fine. 200 pcs.

1212. Colombia. 1881-6 nickel 2 \ & 5c, three var. avg. fine. 40 pcs.

1213. Congo. 1887-94 large copper 5 & 10c, ex. fine and unc. bright red. 4 pcs.

1214. Congo. 5c 1887 (3), 10c 1894 (7). Leopold II. Star. Large coins made with hole in center, unc. red. 10 pcs.

1215. Corea, i yang nickel, 5 fun dragon, 1 chon copper (5). Fine. 7 pcs.

1216. Coventry. 1795 Lady Godiva \ penny. Lady riding. Tower of Cov. Cross. Unc.

1217. Cuba. 1915 nickel 1, 2 and 5c brill, proofs. 3 pcs.

1218. Same, 5c (2), 2c (1). Brill, proofs. 3 pcs.

1219. Czecho-Slovakia nickel large 5 korona 1925; 50 and 25 hal- eru 1922-33. V. fine. 3 pcs.

1220. Dalmatia & Albania. Old copper gazetta. Lion of St. Mark. II in exergue. V. good to fine. 5 pcs.

1221. Denmark. Coll’n. copper coins from 1803, all diff. types or dates, usually fine to about unc. 42 pcs.

1221a. 1771 Denmark 1 skilling. Crowned monogram of Christian VIII. Avg. v. good. 17 pcs.

1222. Dominican Republic. 1844-91 six varieties, and dups. V. good to unc. red. 17 pcs.

1223. Ecuador 1 centavo 1928. Arms. Value in wreath. Unc. red. 15 pcs.

1224. Egypt. Diff. copper and nickel coins, 1 large, 1 ancient. Bust King Fuad, etc. Fine to unc. red. 12 pcs.

1225. England. Chas. I Richmond farthing, BRI, mm. O only. Irish farthings of Chas. I. copper (2). V. good to fine. 3 pcs.

1226. 1694 William and Mary. Farthing. Fine.

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1227. William III. Farthing 1695, half-penny 1697. First issue, date in ex. Also a money weight of same king. V. good. 3 pcs. i-.'

1228. 1699 Wm. Ill farthing and i penny, date in legend, second issue. Rare. V.g. and fine. Also 1699 half-penny, 3rd issue, date in ex. Fine. 3 pcs.

1229. 1673-4-5 Charles II farthings. Avg. fine. 3 pcs.

1230. 1718 George I half-penny. “Dump” issue. Very fine.

1231. 1721 farthing. Unc. mostly red. Rare conditon.

1232. 1754 George II half-penny. “Old head” coinage. Unc. light glossy brown.

1233. 1736 farthing. Young head, line., some red.

1234. 1754 farthing. Old head. Brilliant red, unc. gem.

1235. 1770 George III. First issue half-penny. Brilliant red, gem.

1236. 1772 as last. Unc. red, gem coin.

1237. 1773 farthing, first issue. Unc. red and olive gem.

1238. 1797 “Cartwheel” very large copper two-pence. Head of George III. Type called the “second issue" of his reign. Rx. Britannia seated. Unc. olive, traces of red. Record $3.50. Weighs 2 oz. One of largest copper coins.

1239. 1797 as last. Extremely fine, light brown.

1240. 1797 same, but “cartwheel” one-penny. Wt. 1 oz. Unc. red and olive. Gem.

1241. 1797 as last. Unc. light olive. Choice and in demand.

1242. 1799 farthing. Third issue. Unc.

1243. 1799 Geo. Ill pattern half-penny. Crowned head of King r. Name and titles. Rx. Britannia seated, date below. Bronze proof. Rare.

1244. 1806 farthing of fourth issue. Unc. red gem.

1245. 1806 penny and farthing. 1807 same. V. fine to unc. 4 pcs.

1246. 1817 Princess Charlotte. Beautiful gilt proof medal on her death. Size 22 mm.

1247. Collection old English copper coins from George I, about all diff. inch “Cartwheel penny" of 1797. Avg. v. good. 26 pcs.

1248. Lot of old 17th century British tokens issued by towns and tradesmen when there was no official copper coinage under the Commonwealth. Many kinds. Poor to good. 19 pcs.

1249. Old British Conder half-penny tokens, 18th century, diff. Fine to unc. 15 pcs.

1250. Another lot, about all diff. 1788 to 1796. Good to fine. 17 pcs.

1251. George IV penny, half-penny farthing and third-farthing. 1825-27 very fine. 4 pcs.

1252. William IV. 1831 penny, half-penny, farthing, third-far- thing. Very fine. 4 pcs.

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1253. Victoria. 1858 large copper penny. Young head. Variety with W.W. on bust. Unc. red gem.

1254. Victoria, Edward VII, & Geo. V. Copper coins all diff. types or dates, mostly large pennies. The most are unc. red. 10 pcs.

1255. Victoria. Model pennies, halfpenny, farthings, 4 var. Very fine. 6 pcs.

1256. 1838-58 tiny medalets on birth of English Royalty, Corona- tion of Victoria; curious 1792 half-penny token entirely , hand engraved. Diff. Fine. 9 pcs.

1257. English Channel Islands, Jersey 1/48 to 1/13 shilling. Guernesey 1 to 8 doubles. Various dates. 35 pcs.

1258. Fiji Island, Large nickel penny of Edward VIII. Unc. 6 pcs.

1259. Finland. 1866 to 1935 all diff. types or dates copper coins, and the 10 markkaa aluminum-bronze coin of the Republic. All v. fine to unc. red. 14 pcs.

1260. 1935 Finland copper 5 pennia. Lion on sword. Unc. red. 60 pcs.

1261. France 1719-92 old copper 1 sou of King Louis XV and XVI, who ruled over much of the United States and Canada then. V. good. 10 pcs.

1262. France. Old coppers inch Revolutoin pieces, Colonial, large, etc. Many diff. Good to fine. 25 pcs.

1263. 1791 French Revolution MONNERON 2 sols. Libertly seat- ed holding pole and cap. Gilt and copper. V. fine and unc. 2 pcs.

1264. 1792 French Revolution large 5 sols, year IV. Wt. 1 oz. Unc

1265. 1792 Revolution 2 sols. Liberty seated. Bronze proof.

1266. 1936 French nickel 5c made with hole in center, brill, unc. 72 pcs.

1267. Germany. Old copper coins of various kingdoms, duchies, and cities. Many diff., but may be a few duplicates. All 75 to 300 yrs. old, inch Saxony, Brunswick, Wolfenbuttel, Han- over, Rostock, Munster, many others. Fine to unc. red, a choice lot, many from the famous Jenks collection, one of largest an-d finest ever sold in the U.S. Nearly all are attri- buted in separate envelopes. 42 pcs.

1268. Another lot, equal to last lot, but many diff. German old copper coins from above lot. Choice condition. 42 pcs.

1269. German East Africa. 1891-1910 copper \ to 5 heller, the last a very large and scarce coin. Dups. of the smaller ones. Fine lot, a few unc. red. 21 pcs.

1270. 1867-68-71 Prussia copper 2, 3, 4 pf. Red proofs. 3 pcs.

1271. Germany, World War I, Necessity coins, struck in zinc, iron and aluminum, various cities, etc. Many diff., some dups. Usually good to unc. 33 pcs.

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1272. 1921 Saxony red porcelain 1 & 2 marks; also large porcelain medal of Fredk. the Great, same peroid. Unc. 3 pcs.

1273. Gibraltar. 2 quartos 1802 Keelings, 1810 (2); 1 quarto 1810;

2 quartos 1820 Spittles. V.g. 5 pcs.

1274. Goa. 1787 copper 12 reis, date in angles of cross. Large tan- ga. Arms. AP-T in wreath. V. good and good. 2 pcs.

1275. Greece. Old lot, all diff. copper coins 70 to 115 years old, one ancient B.C.; 2 modern nickel coins, inch large 5 drach- mai of 1930. Most are fine to unc., a nice lot. 18 pcs.

1276. Guadeloupe nickel 50c 1903. Indian head. Fine.

1277. Guatemala. Copper and nickel coins, diff. Fine. 5 pcs.

1278. Guernesey. Large copper 8 doubles 1834 and 1914. Fine. 2 pcs.

1279. Guernesey 1 and 8 doubles 1889 unc. red. 4 doubles 1893 and 8 doubles 1914 ex. fine. 4 pcs.

1280. Portugal. Nice coll’n. old copper coins, many large, and old dates from 1720, nearly all different. V. good to v. fine. 20 pcs.

1281. Portugal, old large 10-reis copper coins of John and Joseph I, all diff. dates from 1734 to 1765. Good to fine. 14 pcs.

1282. Portugal, very large copper 20-reis, several dates from 1847 to 1853, avg. v. good. 8 pcs.

1283. Sweden. 1719-25 old copper 1 ore (22) of Ulrica Eleonora and Frederick I. 1743 Frederick 2 ore. Good to v.g. 23 pcs.

1284. Lot of foreign copper coins inch Holland, Sweden, Switzer- land, India, China, Finland and others. Mixed. Many dupli- cates. Good to unc., a great many unc. bright red. 200 pcs.

1285. Another lot, as last. 200 pcs.

1286. Another lot, as last. 310 pcs.

EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL COINS

1287. 1652 Massachusets Pine Tree Shilling. Large type. Crosby la-C, a very rare variety, rated by Crosby as rarity 4. Very fine.

1288. 1652 Massachusets Pine Tree Shilling. Large spread type. Crosby 4-F. Tall tree with spines on branches. Very large letters and date. Ex. fine. Very rare. Value $50 or more.

1289. (1681) New Jersey “Mark Newbie Farthing.” St. Patrick. Fine, especially for this coinage. Cat. $3.50.

1290. (1694) Elephant half-penny. Obverse as on rare Carolina half-penny of same year. Rx. God preserve London. Fine. Cat. $5.

1291. 1721 Louisiana sou, H (Rochelle) mint. Very good.

1292. 1767 Louisiana sou, no counterstamp. Very good.

1293. 1722 Rosa Americana penny. Uncrowned rose. Crosby, plate IV, No. 4. Extremely fine. Choice and rare. Cost Col. Green $15.

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1294. 1723 Rosa Americana two-pence. Crowned rose. Crosby, plate IV, No. 10. Ex. fine. V. rare so choice. Cost Col. Green $30.

1295. 1722 Woods half-penny. First type, with harp to left of Hi- bernia. Small letters. Very fine.

1296. 1723 over ’22. Half-penny of Woods coinage. Second type. Clear over-date. Extremely fine, about unc. rich brown col- or. Very rare. From Col. Green coll’n. Cost him $10.

1297. 1723 Woods half-penny. Large type. Uncirculated, bright red. Rare gem, from Col. Green coll’n.

1298. 1723 Woods half-penny. Smaller type. Unc. brown. Rare state. Gem.

1299. 1723 as last. Different dies. Ex. fine, chocolate brown.

1300. 1723 Woods farthing. Very fine. Rare, especially so choice.

1301. 1724 Woods half-penny. Very fine. This one is better. Me- dium brown color. Record to $12 in Gschwend sale.

1302. 1773 Virginia half-penny. Uncirculated, mint red.

1303. 1783 Nova Consfcellatio cent. Heavy blunt rays. Block U.S. in wreath of 23 pairs of leaves. Crosby 3-C, a rare variety. Uncirculated olive.

1304. 1785 Nova Constellatio cent. Pointed rays. Script U.S. Cros- by 3-B. About unc., olive color.

1305. 1787 Massachusetts cent. Spread eagle. Indian. V. fine. Lists at $2.50 when fine only.

1306. 1787 Massachusetts half-cent. Same type. Fine. Cat. $3.

1307. 1788 Massachusetts cent. Very good.

1308. 1788 Massachusetts half-cent. About fine. Cat. $3.

1309. 1786 New Jersey cent. Horse head over plow. Fine. Scarce.

1310. 1787 as last. V. fine, light brown. Lists at $2 fine only.

1311. 1787 Fugio cent. Sun dial, STATES UNITED, 13 links. Fine. The first coin struck for the U.S. and designed by Franklin.

1312. (1790) Kentucky cent. Pyramid of stars for 15 first states. Plain edge variety. About unc., choice. Reddish brown.

1312a. Kentucky cent. Thick flan, lettered edge. LTncirculatecl red and light olive. Gem.

1313. 1787 New York NOVA EBORAC cent. Rx. figure seated to left. About good, date weak, not all showing.

1314. 1783 Georgius Triumpho cent. Unc. light olive.

1315. 1793 Washington President half-penny. Bust 1. Rx. ship. Very fine. Cat. $3.50.

1316. 1795 New York Talbot, Allum & Lee one-cent. Liberty stdg. with pole and cap. Uncirculated, red.

1317. 1785 Connecticut cent. Mailed bust r. Crosby 6(2) -F ( 1 ) . Very fine. Rare and much above average.

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1318. 1786 Connecticut cent. Mailed bust to left. Crosby 5(5)~M. Fine and rare. Cost $6.

1319. 1787 Connecticut cent. Hercules head. About fine. Cat. $15. Rare.

1320. 1787 Conn. cent. Draped bust 1. ETLIR. Fine.

1321. 1787 Conn. cent. INDF ETLIB. Draped bust 1. Miller 33 (6)-KK, rare variety, not in Crosby. Ex. fine.

1322. 1788 Connecticut cent. Draped bust to left. Crosby 16(3)-N. Very fine, light olive color. Rarity 5. Cost $8.50 from H. Chapman many years ago.

1323. 1787 New York EXCELSIOR cent. Indian. Eagle on globe. Struck copy by Bolen. Unc. partly red. (Originals are val- ued at $500.)

1324. 1787 New York LIBERATEM DEFENDO cent. Indian. New York state arms. Unc. struck copy by Bolen. (Originals not obtainable.)

1325. 1785 Confederatio cent. Unc. brown. Struck by Bolen. Orig- inals valued at $750.

1326. 1785 Confederatio cent muled with Connecticut Higley 3- pence. By Bolen (about 1860). Small circle of stars, CON- FEDERATIO 1785. Rx. deer, THE VALVE OF THREE PENCE. Unc. red and olive. Rare.

1327. 1776 Continental Currency Dollar in copper, by Dickinson. Sun dial. Rx. 13 links, AMERICAN CONGRESS WE ARE ONE. Red proof. Rare.

UNITED STATES COPPER HALF-CENTS

1328. 1794 half-cent. Gilbert 5. Fair.

1329. 1794 Gilbert 9. Would be fine, except for some corrosion pits on both sides. Fine date.

1330. 1797 plain edge. G. 4. Fair.

1331. 1800 about fine. Only year of type.

1332. 1803 small 3. Gilbert 3. Very good.

1333. 1804 plain 4, with stems. Obv. good, rx. fair. G. 1. Rare.

1334. 1804 plain 4, stemless wreath. Very fine.

1335. 1804 crosslet 4, with stems. G. 6. Fine.

1336. 1804 spiked chin, protruding tongue. Fine, slight edge dent.

1337. 1805 large 5 with stems. G. 2. About fine.

1338. 1806 small 6, no stems. G. 1. Unc. light olive and golden brown color.

1339. 1806 large 6 with stems. G. 3. Extremely fine.

1340. 1807 good. 1826 G. 1, fine. 2 pcs.

1341. 1808 over ’07. Very good. Rare. Cat. $3.50 good.

1342. 1808 large 8 touching bust. G. 2. Upside down reverse. Ex. fine, light olive color.

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1343. 1809 over ’06. Very fine. Cat. $2.50 when only fine.

1344. 1809 perfect date. G. 2. Ex. fine, about unc., olive color.

1345. 1810 fine. Scarce. Cat. $2.50.

1346. 1811 good; slightly bent. Rare.

1347. 1825 G. 1. Fine.

1348. 1826 high leaf past S. Gilbert 1. Unc., light brown, traces of red.

1349. 1828 thirteen stars. G. 1. Ex. fine, reddish brown.

1350. 1828 high leaf under S. G. 2. Ex. fine, nice light tone.

1351. 1829 very fine, reddish brown.

1352. 1832 G. 1. Unc. light olive, traces of red. (A specimen very fine only recently brought $3 at auction.)

1353. 1833 G. 1. Unc. light olive, fine tone.

1354. 1833 ex. fine, handsome light brown.

1355. 1834 G. 1. Ex. fine, lustrous light brown.

1356. 1835 G. 1. Unc., light olive and some red

1357. 1849 ex. fine. Recent auction price $2.70.

1358. 1850, 1853. Fine and v. fine. 2 pcs.

1359. 1851 extremely fine.

1360. 1854 ex. fine, some small edge nicks. Traces of red.

1361. 1855 very fine, some red.

1362. 1856 ex. fine, olive.

1363. 1857 ex. fine, traces of red. (Recent sale record of $12 for unc.)

U.S. LARGE COPPER CENTS

1364. 1793 cent. Wreath type. Lettered edge. Crosby 11-J. Very fair. Date shows well and most of type. Rare.

1365. 1794 cent. Type of 1793, and just as rare. Hays No. 3. Fair.

1366. 1794 Hays 43. Die sinking shows on reverse. Fine. Rare.

1367. 1794 Hays 36. Date touches bust and hair. Good.

1368. 1794 Hays 7. Die crack down through E in LIBERTY. Fair, corrosion.

1369. 1794 Hays 35. Near fine; a few tiny nicks.

1370. 1794 Hays 36. V. fine; slight nick on reverse edge.

1371. 1795 cent. Plain edge. ONE CENT central in wreath. V.

good.

1372. 1796 cent. Liberty Cap. Gilbert F. Fine. Cat. $20.

1373. 1796 cent. Fillet bust. Gilbert-Elder No. 2. Very good. The date and most other portions are fine. Advanced stages of the die break on reverse at ERICA. Rare.

1374. 1797 with stems. “Milled edge” variety. Very fine, almost black color; nick below CE of CENT. Rare.

1375. 1801 blunt l’s. Doughty 162, Newcomb 10. Fine.

1376. 1802 small fraction. D. 178, N. 13. Very good.

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1377. 1803 small fraction. D. 190, N. 9. Very fine, steel color.

1378. 1803 wide date, 03 close. D. 187, N. 13. Near fine.

1379. 1803 die crack through right side of D in UNITED. D. 194, N. 17. Very fine, glossy olive color.

1380. 1805 cent. Blunt 1 in d^te. Very good.

1381. 1806 very good; some small corrosion specks.

1382. 1807 over 06. Fine, medium olive color. Cat. $5.

1383. 1808 good; faint scratches.

1384. 1810 over 09, and perfect date. V. good. 2 pcs.

1385. 1811 perfect date. Good. Rare.

1386. 1812 large date. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

1387. 1813 obverse and date fine. Rx. very good. Rare.

1388. 1814 small crosslet 4 in date. Fine.

1389. 1817 top of date and stars united by die crack. Andrews 12. Very fine, nice olive color.

1390. 1817 fifteen stars. A. 16. Ex. fine, lustrous light olive color. Recent auction record for same conditoin $9.50.

1391. 1818 die crack connects stars and date. A. 10. Unc. mint red. Should sell for $5 in such nice condition, 125 years old.

1392. 1819 over 18. Large date. A. 1. Fine.

1393. 1819 perfect small wide date. A. 8. Very fine.

1394. 1820 over 19. Small date. A. 2. Fine.

1395. 1820 perfect date. Sharp uncirculated, light brown, traces of red. Full beaded borders all around both sides.

1396. 1821 wide date. A. 2. Fine, entirely so. Rare.

1397. 1822 close date. A. 10. V. fine, dark olive.

1398. 1823 over '22. Fine, light olive color. Rare. Seldom comes better. Cost $12.50.

1399. 1824 over '22. Very good.

1400. 1824 close perfect date. A. 2. Very fine. Cat. $3.50.

1401. 1826 A. 7. Very fine, dark olive.

1402. 1828 large date. A. 1. Fine.

1403. 1828 small date. A. 10. Very fine. Rare Cat $.6.

1404. 1829-30-31-37-38. Avg. fine. 5 pcs.

1405. 1835 type of ’36. Fine. Cat. $2.

1406. 1836 very fine, some red.

1407. 1837 plain hair cord, large letters. Obv. A. 1. Rev. new. Nearly unc., light olive.

1408. 1837 plain hair cord, large letters. A. 12. Unc. gem. Light olive, with traces of red.

1409. 1837 plain hair cord, small letters. V. fine, brown.

1410. 1838 small letters. Unc. glossy reddish brown, traces of red.

1411. 1839 over '36. With head of '40. Good. Great rarity, first seen of this type.

1412. 1839 head of ’40. Perfect date. A. 8. V. fine, olive.

1413. 1841 perfect dies. A. 1. Ex. fine, considerable red.

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1414. 1842 small date. A. 2. Ex. fine, light olive shades to red.

1415. 1843 type of ’42. Very fine.

1416. 1845 A. 4. Almost unc., olive color.

1417. 1846 small date. A. 6. Uncirculated, a splendid iridescent olive color.

1418. 1846 small date, variety not in Andrews. Unc., original red. Rare.

1419. 1846 tallest date. A. 13. Line crosses 1 of date in this variety. Fine and rare.

1420. 1847 A. 14. Uncirculated sharp, light reddish olive color.

1421. 1848 variety with all figures of date double-cut. Ex. fine, light olive. Rare.

1422. 1848 perfect date. A. 12. Uncriculated, nice olive color.

1423. 1849 A. 9. Sharp uncirculated, perfection. Red changing to handsome light olive color.

1424. 1849 two diff. die varieties. Fine. 2 pcs.

1425. 1851 over 81 (error). Very good. Scarce.

1426. 1851 uncirculated, mostly mint red.

1427. 1853 A. 10. Very fine, reddish brown.

1428. 1853 A. 14. Uncirculated original mint red. Perfection.

1429. 1855 knob on ear. Ex. fine, light olive.

1430. 1855 upright 55 in date. Uncirculated bright mint red. Per^ fection. A gem worth $5.

1431. 1856 slanting 5 in date. Unc. red shading to iridescent light olive.

1432. 1857 small date. Ex. fine, glossy olive brown.

1433. 1857 large date. Very fine. Cat. $2.50,

UNITED STATES SMALL CENTS

1434. 1857 flying eagle cent. Brill, unc. Recent auction record $4.

1435. 1858 large letters. Unc. Cat. $5.

1436. 1848 flying eagle. Small letters. Very fine.

1437. 1859 Indian head cent, copper-nickel. Unc. Sold at $3.25 in my Nov. sale.

1438. 1860-62-63-64 copper-nickel. Very fine. 4 pcs.

1439. 1861 fine to v. fine. Cat. $2.

1440. 1862 brilliant uncirculated, a gem coin.

1441. 1863 brilliant and sharp uncirculated.

1442. 1864 Indian head, copper, no “L.” Fine.

1443. 1864 copper, with “L” on ribbon. About fine. Sold at $7.50 in same condition in my Nov. sale.

1444. 1865 unc. red. Record $2.25 in my Nov. sale.

1445. 1866 proof. Recent auction record $12.50. Rare.

1446. 1867 ex. fine, some red. Scarce.

1447. 1873 unc. red. Cat. $3.

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H48. 1877 very good; a fine date. Rarest of the series .Worth

$10 or more today.

1449. 1879 uncirculated red. Cat. $1.50.

1450. 1880 unc. bright red. Cat. $1.25.

1451. 1881 unc. bright red. Cat. $1.50.

1452. 1882 brilliant red proof. Cat. $2.

1453. 1883 brill, proof. Cat. $1.75.

1454. 1884 brill, proof. Cat. $2.

1455. 1885 proof. Cat. $6. Record to $7.50 in my sales,

1456. 1885 unc. red. Cat. $4.50.

1457. 1886 beautiful iridescent proof.

1458. 1887 beautiful red proof. Cat. $2.

1459. 1888 unc. red. Cat. $1.25.

1460. 1890 unc. red. Cat. $1.

1461. 1891 unc. red. Cat. $1.

1462. 1892 and 1894 ex. fine, nearly unc. Some red. 2 pcs.

1463. 1893 unc. red. Cat. $1.

1464. 1896 unc. red. Cat. $2.

1465. 1897 unc. red. Cat. $2.

1466. 1899 unc. red. Cat. $2.

1467. 1900 unc. red. Cat. $1.25.

1468. 1902 unc. red.

1469. 1902 unc. red.

1470. 1904-5-7-8-9. Unc. red. 5 pcs.

1471. 1908 “S” mint. Almost unc.; stain spot on reverse. Lists at $4 unc.

1472. Same as preceding. Very fine.

1473. 1909 “S” mint, Indian head cent. About uncirculated, mostly red. Record in my Nov. sale to $12.50. Rare.

1474. 1909 “S” Indian head cent. Very fine.

LINCOLN CENTS

1475. 1909 S with VDB. Unc. red. Cat. $5.

1476. Same as preceding. Very fine. Rarest Lincoln cent.

1477. 1909 S mint Lincoln cent, no VDB. Ex. fine, some red.

1478. 1910 S mint. Unc. red.

1479. 1911 D mint. Nearly unc., partly red. Lists at $2.

1480. 1912 D mint. Nearly unc., partly red. Cat. $4.

1481. 1914 P mint. Unc. bright red. Cat. $2.50.

1482. 1914 D mint. Fine. Scarce.

1483. 1914 D mint. Very good. 3 pcs.

1484. 1915 P mint. Unc. Red. Cat. $3.

1485. 1917 (4), 1924 (3), 1925 (1). Unc. bright red. 8 pcs.

1486. 1919 D mint. Unc. brill, red. Cat. $1.50.

1487. 1922 D mint. Unc. brill, red. Cat. $1.50.

1488. 1923 S, 1924 S (2), 1926 (2) Very fine. 5 pcs.

1489. 1922 D mint. Good to fine, many fine. 69 pcs.

1490. 1929 S mint. line. red. Cat. 25c each. 25 pcs.

1491. 1930 S (7), 1933 D (14). Unc. red. 21 pcs.

1492. 1934 D mint. Unc. red. Cat. 25c each. 50 pcs.

1493. As last. Unc. red. 100 pcs.

1494. 1935 P (50), 1935 S (100). Unc. red. 150 pcs.

1495. 1936 D, 1937 P, 1937 D. 50 of each. Unc. red. 150 pcs.

1496. 1936 S, 1938 S, 1939 S. 50 of each. Unc. red. 150 pcs.

1497. 1937 S„ 1938 S, 1939 S. 50 of each. Unc. red. 150 pcs.

1498. 1937 D, 1938 P, 1938 S. 50 of each. Unc. red. 150 pcs. ,

1499. 1938 S mint. Unc. red. 350 pcs.

PROOF NICKEL 5-CENTS

1500. 1903 nickel 5-cents. Liberty head. Brill, proof.

1501. 1904 brill, proof.

1502. 1905 brill, proof. These retail now at $2.

1503. 1908 brill, proof. Worth $2.50.

1504. 1909 brill, proof. Worth $2.50.

VERY RARE U.S. PATTERN SILVER DOLLARS

1505. 1872 U.S. Commercial Dollar in Silver. Liberty seated, the beautiful design by Longacre. COMMERCIAL DOLLAR, etc., in olive wreath. GOD OUR TRUST on scroll. A-W. 1248. Reeded edge. Brilliant proof. Listed as rartiy 12, which means 6 to 8 were struck. Record to $150.

1506. 1872 U.S. famous “Amazonian Dollar’' in Silver. Liberty seated to left, with hand at head of displayed eagle, her left arm resting on shield. A magnificent design by William Barber. A-W. 1255. Silver. Brilliant proof. Only 4 or 5 coined. Lacking in most large collections. This coin has a record of $500 at private sale.

1507. 1873 U.S. Pattern Trade Dollar. Obverse regular style. Rev. small eagle. A-W. 1308. Silver, nice glitering proof, iridescent shades ambre to blue. Rare. About 40 to 50 coined

CHOICE AND RARE U.S. GOLD DOLLARS

1508. 1865 U.S. Gold Dollar. Very fine. Nice condition. Ex. rare. Value $75. Last auction record $150.00 for a proof.

1509. 1866 gold dollar. Uncirculated. Recent auction record of $42.50. Rare.

1510. 1868 gold dollar. Ex. fine. Last record $32.50 at Higgy sale.

1511. 1870 uncirculated, with proof surface; minute hardly no- ticeable dent on reverse. Rare. Recent auction record for

unc. $40.

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1512. 1872 uncirculated, with proof surface. A gem. Very rare. A specimen only very fine sold at $30 in the recent Higgy sale.

1513. 1876 brilliant proof. Very rare. Value $25.

1514. 1877 unc., with proof surface, about equal to proof. Last record $21. Rare.

1515. 1879 brilliant uncirculated, some proof surface. Value $12.50

RARE AND CHOICE EARLY U.S. SILVER HALF-DIMES

1516. 1794 U.S. Silver Half-Dime. Variety with die break on re- verse. Valentine 3-A, Brilliant uncirculated; slight planchet defect on cheek. Bold and well-struck specimen, a gem. Lists at $40 when only very fine. This specimen much superior. Ex. rare.

1517. 1794 half-dime. Two points of first star touch two curls. V. 4. Extremely fine. V. rare. Lists at $40 when very fine. The Higgy specimen very fine sold at $36.

1518. 1795 half-dime. First type with flowing hair. 1 in date touches hair, 5 the bust. Rx. 14 leaves and 5 berries on each side of wreath. Valentine 4. Brilliant uncirculated, strong and well-struck. Gem. Very rare. Value $25.

1519. 1795 half-dime. Similar to last, but there is a die break at edge over TY of LIBERTY and nearest star. V. 4-A. Unc. Rare. Early U.S. coins when choice are in greater demand than ever, for type sets.

1520. 1795 half-dime. Die crack shows from Y of LIBERTY to nose. Rx. 10 leaves and 3 berries on left branch, 15 leaves and 4 berries on right. V. 5-A. Uncirculated, sharp and bold. A gem coin. Rare.

1521. 1795 half-dime. The die crack extends across cheek, bust, and 7 in date to edge. 13 leaves on each branch, 4 berries on left, 5 on right. Brill, unc. Rare.

1522. 1797 half-dime. Strictly fine. Rare. Catalogues at $25, but early fine U.S. coins are selling for more than list price.

1523. 1800 half-dime. Variety with LIBERTY perfect, and die break at edge below 00 figures in date, Valentine 1-A. Very fine. Catalogues at $17.50. Rare.

1524. 1801 half-dime. Obverse very fine; reverse about fine. Ex. rare. A similar specimen recently brought $90 at auction.

1525. 1805 half-dime. Very fine. Extremely rare. Catalogues at $100 in this condition. One of the best we have had. Some of the stars on reverse not struck up, but the obverse is well struck. The Higgy specimen sold recently at auction, in sim- ilar condition, for $107.50.

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EARLY & CHOICE U.S. SILVER DIMES

1526. 1807 dime. Fillet bust r. Uncirculated. Value $15.

1527. 1811 over ’09, as all are. Fine. Rare. Cat. $10.

1528. 1814 large date. Uncirculated. Value $10.

1529. 1820 small 0 in date. Uncirculated. Cat. $5.

1530. 1820 large 0 in date. Uncirculated. Cat. $5.

1531. 1821 small date. Uncirculated. Choice and rare. Val. $7.50.

1532. 1821 large date. Unc. choice gem. Rare so. Value $6.

1533. 1823 over ’22, as all are. Variety with large E’s in legend. Very fine. Value $5.

1534. 1823 over ’22. Variety with small E’s in legend. Brilliant uncirculated. Choice and rare so. Would be cheap at $15.

1535. 1824 over ’22, as all are. Very fine. Value $6 to $8.

1536. 1825 brilliant uncirculated. A gem, worth $7.50.

1537. 1827 uncirculated and choice. Value $4.50.

1538. 1829 small 10 C. Brill, unc,, some proof surface.

UNITED STATES SILVER QUARTER-DOLLARS

1539. 1796 quarter. Extremely fine, nearly unc. Beautifully struck up. The first year of issue, and the only one of this type, with small eagle on reverse. Rare and in greatest demand, for type sets. Value $75 or more. (The Higgy specimen only fine sold for $65 at auction recently.)

1540. 1805 quarter. Browning No. 1. Very fine. Value $10.

1541. 1805 quarter. Browning 3. Perfect die before the die crack developed. Uncirculated gem, and very rare. Value $35, or more.

1542. 1805 quarter. Browning 4. Uncirculated. Attractive piece. V. rare.

1543. 1806 over ’05 quarter. Uncirculated, with mint lustre. Very rare when so choice. This coin in same condition has an auction record of over $200.

1544. 1806 pointed 6. Ex. fine, some proof surface. $15 value.

1545. 1806 vertical die break across obverse. Browning 9. Uncir- culated, well-struck, and choice. V. rare. Value $25 to $30.

1546. 1807 ex. fine; iridescent surface. Value $12.

1547. 1818 over ’15. Variety with light vertical die break across reverse. Browning 1. Unc,, mint lustre. Rare. Cat. $12.50.

1548. 1818 over ’15. The die break is more severe and developed. Browning 1-D. About unc. Rare. Cat. $12.50.

1549. 1818 wide perfect date. Die crack from edge to 10th star, and through upper four stars on right. Uncirculated, brilliant and very sharp. Rare. Best seen.

1550. 1819 small date. Very fine. Value $6.

1551. 1819 large date. Browning 2. Almost unc. Cat. $12.50*

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1552. 1820 large 0 in date. Unc., iridescent surface. Cat. $10.

1553. 1820 large 0. Browning 1. Extremely fine, nearly unc.

1554. 1820 small 0 in date. Uncirculated choice, with some proof surface. Gem coin worth $15 or more.

1555. 1821 uncirculated, sharp, a gem. V. rare so. Value $12.

1556. 1821 Browning 2. Uncirculated, nice coin. Worth $10.

1557. 1821 die break through 12th star to border. B. 3. Unc. sharp. Value $10.

1558. 1822 quarter, Ex. fine and bold. Value $8 to $10.

EXCESSIVELY RARE QUARTER OF 1823

1559. 1823 quarter. Over '22, as all are. Strictly good, with bold fine date. Two faint scratches on bust, very light. All the letters in legend, and the stars also show up well, the wear being evenly distributed. Ex. rare. A specimen in the Higgy sale in about the same condition recently sold for $300.00 at auction.

1560. 1824 quarter. Very fine, or better. Rare so choice. Value $15

1561. 1825 over 23 quarter. Browning 3. A gem coin, uncirculated. From a famous collection, as are all of these early choice coins. Easily worth $15.

1562. 1828 Browning 1. Uncirculated gem, with some proof sur- face. Best I have had Worth $15 or more.

1563. 1831 small leters on reverse. Unc. Cat. $2.50, selling higher. Higgy specimen nicked sold at $4 in Sept. sale.

1564. 1834 quarter. Period after 25 C. Unc. gem, of splendid col- ors, iridescent. Value $3.50.

1565. 1835 Browning 1. Sharp uncirculated. Another gem.

1566. 1840 quarter, New Orleans mint. Unc. Scarce. Cat. $6.

1567. 1841 New Orleans mint. Unc., lustre. Cat. $3.

1568. 1842 large date, O mint. Very fine. Scarce.

1569. 1844 New Orleans mint, variety with large “O” mint-mark. Unc. and choice, with proof surface.

1570. 1862 brill, unc. Recent record for unc. $1.90.

1571. 1865 brilliant sharp uncirculated. Cat. $2.50.

1572. 1867 brilliant proof. Sept, auction record $7.

1573. 1870 proof, with a little nice pink and iridescent color. Rec- ord $6.50 in Higgy sale in Sept.

1574. 1871 beautiful proof, condition as last. Record $5 .

1575. 1872 brilliant uncirculated. Cat. $2.

1576. 1873 arrows at date, San Francisco mint. Very fine. Rare. Lists at $15 when unc.

1577. 1875 quarter. A magnificent color proof, a real “rainbow coin.” Record $4.80.

1578. 1876 quarter. Brill, proof. Recent auction record $5.50.

1579. 1876 quarter, Carson City mint. Brill, unc. gem.

1580. 1877 quarter, Carson City mint. Uncirculated.

1581. 1907 quarter, New Orleans mint. Uncirculated.

1582. 1916 quarter, old type Liberty head, “D” mint. Brill .unc.

UNITED STATES SILVER HALF-DOLLARS

1583. 1795 half-dollar. Die break between 5 and nearest star. Has- eltine 5. Fine. Cat. $12.50.

1584. 1801 half-dollar. Good; date strong. Cat. $7.50. Rare.

1585. 1803 large 3 in date. Fine. Cat. $3.50

1586. 1803 small 3 in date. Fine. Scarce. Cat. $7.50.

1587. 1805 over 04. Fine to very fine. Value $5.

1588. 1805 perfect date. Very fine. Cat. $3.50, when only fine.

1589. 1805 as last. Obv. fine; rx., very good.

1590. 1806 round top 6. About unc., but several light scratches.

1591. 1806 pointed 6 in date. No stem in eagle's claw. Fine. Cat. $3

1592. 1807 old type, bust to right. Very good.

1593. 1807 new type, but to left. Small stars. Wide 50 C. Very good. Scarce.

1594. 1808 very good.

1595. 1809 close 50 C. Very fine.

1596. 1810 die crack through bottom of date. Very good.

1597. 1811 wide 50 C. Small 8 in date. Fine.

1598. 1812 over ’ll. About fine. Scarce.

1599. 1813 very good.

1600. 1814 very wide 50 C. Uncirculated.

1601. 1818 large even wide date. Uncirculated.

1602. 1819 over 18. Haseltine 3. Brill, unc.

1603. 1819 perfect small wide date. Uncirculated

1604. 1820 small date. Unc., mint lustre.

1605. 1820 large date. Uncirculated, splendid impressions.

1606. 1821 figure 2 high. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.

1607. 1822 proof surface, unusual. Rare condition.

1608. 1823 irregular date. Sharp semi-proof, high class gem. Rare.

1609. 1824 wide 50 C. Fine.

1610. 1825 uncirculated, full mint lustre.

1611. 1826 brilliant proof obverse. Rx. sharp and brill, uncirculat- ed. High class gem coin, finest seen.

1612. 1827 over '26. Uncirculated, bold and well struck. Cata- logues at $10. Very rare so choice.

1613. 1827 perfect date. Square base 2 in date. Brill, unc.

1614. 1828 large curled 2 in date. Fine.

1615. 1829 perfect date. Uncirculated gem, very sharp. Cat. $3.

1616. 1829 close large 50 C. Brill, proof. A rare condition.

1617. 1830 large and small 0 in date. Fine. 2 pcs.

1618. 1831 half-dollar, stamped on obverse F. A. VACHE, likely an old merchant’s card. V. fine. Rare.

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1619. 1832 small leters. Ex. fine.

1620. 1833 very fine.

1621. 1834 large date, stars and letters. Brilliant proof, a very rare condition.

1622. 1835 brilliant proof. Great rarity so choice. Few known.

1623. 1836 lettered edge. Brill, semi-proof. Rare, so choice.

1624. 1836 milled edge. Uncirculated, some lustre. Well-struck, a rare gem. Recent auction record of $16 for a very fine one. This one worth $25.

1625. 1837 new type, milled edge, with 50 CENTS. Brill, unc., another gem of this famous collection.

1626. 1841 New Orleans mint. Unc., mint lustre. Cat. $5.

1627. 1842 large date, the 84 re-cut in the die. Beistle 2a-Ba. Very

fine. Cat. $7.50. Rare.

1628. 1843 extremely fine, lustre.

1629. 1843 New Orleans mint. Brilliant uncirculated, superb gem. Cat. $3.50.

1630. 1844 sharp uncirculated, with proof surface. Cat. $6 for unc.

1631. 1844 New Orleans mint. Unc., lustre. Cat. $3.50.

1632. 1846 about uncirculated. Tall date. Cat. $6.

1633. 1849 uncirculated, splendid coin. Cat. $6.

1634. 1852 New Orleans mint. About fine. Rare.

1635. 1854 New Orleans mint. Rarity with re-engraved date, as

made at the mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $10.

1636. 1855 New Orleans mint. Brilliant uncirculated, high class gem.

1637. 1855 Phila. mint. Very fine. Cat. $2.50.

1638. 1857 extremely fine.

1639. 1858 uncirculated. Cat. $2.50.

1640. 1859 New Orleans mint. About unc. Cat. $2.50.

1641. 1860 New Orleans mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.

1642. 1861 San Francisco mint. About fine. Cat. $3.

1643. 1861 New Orleans mint. Proof; slight abrasion in field. Beau- tiful and choice coin.

1644. 1863 uncirculated. Cat. $3.

1645. 1864 proof; has been burnished. Cat. $7.50.

1646. 1865 brilliant uncirculated. Cat. $3.50.

1647. 1867 very fine. Cat. $1.50.

1648. 1867 San Francisco mint. Small S. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

1649. 1868 extremely fine.

1650. 1870 very fine. Cat. $1.50.

1651. 1871 very fine. Cat. $1.50.

1652. 1871 S mint. Small broad S. Fine. Cat. $3.

1653. 1872 very fine. Cat. $1.50.

1654. 1873 half-dollar, with arrows at date. Very fine. Cat. $2.

1655. 1874 long arrows. Uncirculated. Cat. $3.

1656. 1875 brilliant uncirculated.

1657. 1876 San Francisco mint. Brill, uncirculated, proof surface on obverse. Cat. $3.

1658. 1877 San Francisco mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $3.

1659. 1879 extremely fine.

1660. 1891 very fine. Last year of Liberty seated.

UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS

1661. 1795 silver dollar. Flowing hair. Two leaves under each wing of eagle. Haseltine 1. Very fine; very slight edge bruise. Cat. $17.50 but these old dollars are usually currently sell- ing at more than catalogue price.

1662. 1795 flowing hair, 3 leaves under each wing. H. 5. Fine. Cat. $12.50.

1663. 1795 head type of 1 794. Haseltine 6, a rare variety. Fine. Worth $20.

1664. 1795 dollar. Fillet bust. H. 15. Very good; small edge dent.

1665. 1796 dollar. Small date. Rx. large letters. H. 4. Small nick in hair, light scratch on reverse, otherwise about fine.

1666. 1796 large date. Rx. small letters. H. 5, Fine. Cat. $10.

1667. 1797 sixteen stars, 6 facing bust, H., 3, Very good; edge nick on reverse.

1668. 1798 dollar. 13 stars. Rare variety with small eagle on re- verse. Haseltine No. 1. Strictly very fine, Rare. Catalogues at $25 and worth more.

1669. 1798 fifteen stars. Rx. small eagle. Obverse about fine. Rx. very good. Very rare. Lists at $22.50 fine,

1670. 1798 knob to 9 of date. Rx. large heraldic eagle. H. 6. Fine.

1671. 1799 over 98. H. 3. Extremely fine, well struck specimen. Lists only very fine at $15.

1672. 1799 perfect date. Reverse die shattered, showing many die breaks. Fine.

1673. 1799 only five stars facing bust. H 23. Fine and rare. Cat. $12.50.

1674. 1800 dollar. Variety with die crack across bust, and die lumps about first 0 in date. H. 14. Cat. $7.50.

1675. 1801 close date. H. 4. Very good. Scarce.

1676. 1802 over ’01. Haseltine 2. Ex. fine. Lists at $15 for very fine. Rare so choice.

1677. 1802 perfect date. H. 6. Fine. Cat, $7.50.

1678. 1803 dollar. Variety with large 3 in date. H. 6. Fine. C at

$10.00.

1679. 1803 small thin 3 in date. Good.

1680. 1841 dollar. Liberty seated. Fine.

1681. 1843 fine.

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1682. 1859 silver dollar, San Francisco mint. Nearly unc., with proof surface. Choice coin, for a branch mint. Valued by former owner at $25.

1683. 1872 dollar, San Francisco mint. Almost uncirculated, slight abrasion in obv. field; considerable brilliancy. Tiny edge bruise. Very rare so choice, one of best seen. Lists at $35 unc

1684. 1872 dollar, S mint. Very good; scratch across eagle. Scarce.

U.S. LARGE COPPER CENTS

1685. 1794 cent. Hays 14. V. fair, about good. Scarce.

1686. 1802 cent. Stemless wreath. D. 166. Good.

1687. 1803 large fraction. D. 195. Very good.

1688. 1805 cent. Variety with pointed 1 in date. Very fine, sharp date and well-struck cent. Edge very slightly dented on ob- verse (barely shows). Lists; at $10 when fine. Rare.

1689. 1807 over 06. Very good.

1690. 1810 perfect date, 1812 small date. V.g. and fine. 2 pcs.

1691. 1813 weakly struck at top, date strong. Very good.

1692. 1814 plain and crosslet 4. Very good. 2 pcs.

1693. 1816-19-22-24-26-28-29. V. good to fine. 7 pcs.

1694. 1817 very fine. 1818 about unc., brown. 2 pcs.

1695. 1820 stars and date connected by die crack. Unc. olive.

1696. 1830-31-32-33-34-36-38. Fine to v. fine. 7 pcs.

1697. 1835 type of ’36. With double profile. Fine. Cat. $2.

1698. 1839 type of 1838. V. fine. Cat. $2.50.

1699. 1840 small date, 1841 A. 2, 1842 large date, 1846-47-48. Fine to v. fine. 6 pcs.

1700. 1849-50-51-52-53-54-55-56. All very fine to ex. fine. Cat. 50c each. 8 pcs.

PROOF & UNCIRCULATED U.S. SMALL CENTS

1701. 1857 flying eagle cent. Unc. Recent auction record $4.

1702. 1857 as last. Brill, unc.

1703. 1858 small letters. Choice uncirculated, beautiful reddish and golden colors. A gem. Cat. $7.50.

1704. 1858 large letters. Extremely fine.

1705. 1859 Indian head, copper-nickel cent. About unc.

1706. 1860 brill, unc. Cat. $3.

1707. 1861 uncirculated. Rare. Cat. $7.50.

1708. 1862 very fine.

1709. 1863 brilliant proof, perfect gem. Cat. $6.50.

17 10. 1864 copper-nickel cent. Brill, unc. Cat. $1.50.

1711. 1864 copper, no “L.” Unc. red. Reverse one-eighth turn clockwise.

1712. 1864 copper, with “L” on ribbon. Brilliant proof; beautiful golden red color. A gem of great rarity. Catalogues at $75.

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1713. 1865 ex. fine. Has been cleaned, but nice.

1714. 1866 uncirculated; golden and light oilve colors.

1715. 1867 brill, red proof. Recent auction record $9.

1716. 1867 nearly unc., sharp date; die flake in field. Red.

1717. 1868 brill, red proof. Cat, $8.50.

1718. 1869 brill, uncirculated. Cat. $4.

1719. 1870 brilliant red proof. Colorful gem, finest seen. Rare.

1720. 1871 brilliant red proof. Recent auction record $17.

1721. 1872 brilliant red proof. Recent auction record $19.

1722. 1872 about unc.; artificial pretty red color. Rare.

1723. 1873 unc. golden red. Cat. $3. : ! !

1724. 1874 unc. Attractive artificial bright red color.

1725. 1875 red proof. Last sale record $6.50.

1726. 1875 unc. bright red. Cat. $3. ' •

1727. 1876 brill, red proof. Cat. $6.

1728. 1877 brilliant red proof; Catalogues at $35. Higgy sale price

recently held, sold at $37.50. Rarest of the series, except the 1864 “L” in proof. , ( ,,,

1729. 1878 brill, red proof. Cat. $6. >

1730. Same as preceding. Brilliant red proof.

1731. 1879 brill, red proof. Cat. $3. , i

1732. 1879 brill, iridescent proof. A gem. i;.

1733. 1879-80-81-83. Unc. red. Cat. $1.25 to $1.50 each. 4 pcs.

1734. 1880 brill, red proof. Cat. $2.50.

1735. 1880 brill, red proof, light color • , y

1736. 1881 brill, red proof. Cat. $3.

1737. 1882 brill, red proof. Cat. $2.

1738. 1883 gem proof. Obv. light blue and green shades. Rx. red color.

1739. 1884 proof, slightly dull.

1740. 1885 proof. Magnificent red and blue colors. Gem. Record in these sales to $7.50.

1741. 1886 proof; iridescent red and blue shades.

1742. 1887 iridescent proof. Cat. $2.

1743. 1887-88-89-90-91. Unc. red. Cat. $1 each. 5 pcs.

1744. 1889-90-93-97-98. Unc. red. Cat. avg. $1.35 each. 5 pcs.

1745. 1892 brilliant proof. Cat. $2.25.

1746. 1894 brilliant proof. Cat. $2.25.

1747. 1895 brilliant proof. Cat. $2.

1748. 1895 iridescent proof.

1749. 1896 red and iridescent proof. Cat. $2.50.

1750. 1899-1900-01-02-03. Unc. brilliant red. Avg. cat. price $1.10 each. 5 pcs.

1751. 1901-2-4-5-7. Unc. bright red. 5 pcs.

1752. 1903-4-5-6-7. Unc. bright red. 5 pcs.

1753. 1906-7-8-9 Indian head. Unc. bright red. 4 pcs.

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1754. 1908 proof obverse; rx. unc. Red.

1755. 1908 “S" mint. Unc. red. Cat. $4.

1756. Same as preceding. Fine and v. fine. 2 pcs.

1757. 1909 “S” mint, Indian head cent. Unc. red. Catalogues at $12.50 and that is my most recent auction record (at my Nov. 15 sale).

1758. Lincoln Cents. 1909 “S” with VDB. Unc. red. Cat. $5. Sells at full catalogue price or over. Rarest Lincoln cent.

1759. 1910-1 1-12-16-17-23-25-26-27-28 all P mints, and 1933 D mint. Unc. red, choice lot. These cat. at 25c to 50c each. 1 1 pcs.

1760. 1925 D, 1926 D. Unc. red. 2 pcs.

1761. 1927 S mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.

1762. 1928 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

U.S. PROOF SETS

1763. 1937 U.S. Proof Set. Cent, nickel, dime, quarter, 50c. Bril- liant, in special holder. Cat. $13.

1764. 1938 proof set as last, in holder. Cat. $8.

1765. 1939 proof set, 5 pcs. No holder. Cat. $6.

1766. 1940 proof set, 5 pcs. No holder. Cat. $6.

1767. 1940 proof set in holder. Cat. $6.50.

1768. 1941 proof set in holder. Cae. $5.50.

U.S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF-DOLLARS

1769. 1892-3 Columbian, 1923 Monroe, 1935 San Diego, 1925 Stone Mt. half-dollars. Fine to ex. fine. 5 pcs.

1770. 1918 Lincoln half-dollars. Unc. Cat. $2.

1771. 1922 Grant. Unc. Cat. $2.

1772. 1925 California. Unc. Cat. $3.

1773. 1936 Oregon, P 6 S mints. Unc. Cat. $1.50 each. 2 pcs.

1774. 1934 Maryland. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1775. 1935 Boone, with small date 1934. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1776. 1935 Hudson half-dollar. Unc. Cat. $8.

1777. 1935 Texas set, P, D, S mints. Unc. Cat. $1.50 each. Bid by the piece. 3 pcs.

1778. 1936 Delaware. Unc. Cat. $2.25.

1779. 1936 Long Island. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1780. 1936 Robinson. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1781. 1936 San Diego. Unc. Cat. $2.

1782. 1936 Elgin. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1783. 1936 Wisconsin. Unc. Cat. $2.

1784. 1936 Cleveland. Unc. Cat. $1.25.

1785. 1937 Oregon, D mint. Unc. Cat. $1,50.

1786. 1937 Roanoke. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

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SETS OF U.S. COINS

1787. U.S. Large Cents, 1794 to 1857, inch 56 diff. dates, lacking only 8 to complete. Early dates poor to good, dates all clear. Later usually good to fine, several very fine. In two Whit- man folders. Bid for lot as one.

1788. Indian Head Cents. 1857 flying eagle, 1858 large and small letters, 1859 to 1864 inch copper-nickel, 1864 copper with and without “L,” 1865-66-67-68-69-70-71-72-73-74-75-76- 77-78 to 1909 complete, with 1908 “S’ and 1909 “S” Indian head, both fine. The average condition is very good or bet- ter. With few exceptions the coins run from good to ex. fine. 58 pcs. in Whitman folder. Bid for set as one. The 1861 is fine, 1872 about the poorest, 1877 very good.

1789. Another set, not complete. Includes all the copper-nickel 1857-64, copper 1864 no L, 1865-66-69-71-73-74-75-76-79 to 1909. Lacks 1909 “S.” Good to v. fine, except 1866 and 1871 which are poor with good dates. 50 pcs. in holder. Bid for lot as one.

1790. Another set, 1857 to 1909, 46 different, poor to fine, in holder

1791. Lincoln cents. Complete set 1909-1943, 99 pcs. in holder. About one-fourth are unc. red. V. good to unc. Bid for set as one. Value $20.

1792. Another complete set, as last. Good to unc. Value $15.

1793. Another set, as last. Complete. Good to unc. 99 pcs. in holder. Value $15.

1794. Another set, as last, complete. Value $14,

1795. Another set, lacking 1909 S-VDB. Good to unc. 98 pcs. in holder. Bid for set as one. Value $8.

1796. Another set, about as last.

1797. Half-Cents. 1800-57, diff. dates. Poor to fair (8), good to fine (11). 19 pcs. in holder. Bid for lot as one.

1798. Two-Cents 1864-71, eight diff. dates, avg. v. good to fine;

Three-Cents Nickel, 1865-88, 13 diff. dates, v.g. to fine. In

Whitman folder. Bid for lot as one.

1799. Two-Cents (8 dates), three-cents nickel (10 diff. dates).

Avg. good to v. good. In coin folder. Bid for lot as one.

1800. Half-Dimes. 1829 to 18/3, all diff. 3 poor, 2 holed, others

good to fine. 25 pcs. in folder. Bid for lot as one.

1801. Nickel Five-Cents. 1866-67 with and without rays, 1868- 69-70-71-72-74-75-82-83 shield type. Poor to good. 12 pcs. in holder. Bid for lot.

1802. Liberty head nickels, complete set, 1883 to 1912. 33 pcs. good to fine in Whitman folder. 1912 “S” is very fine and rare. The 1885 is only fair but has plain date. Bid for lot as one.

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1803. Jefferson Head Nickels. All dates and mints, some dups. 28 pcs. in folder. V. fine to unc. Bid for lot as one.

1804. Dimes, old bust type. 1811 (poor), 1820-23-27-29 to 1837, all diff. d.a,tes, 14 pcs. in folder. Avg. v. good, some fine. Bid for set as one.

1805. Liberty Seated Dimes. 1837 to 1891. 43 diff. dates and mints in two Whitman folders. 4 poor to fair, 39 are good to v. fine. Bid for set as one.,

1806. Dimes. Liberty head, 1892 to 1916. Lacks very few to com- plete it. 68 pcs. all diff. dates and mints, in folder. Usually good to fine, many scarce. Bid for lot as one.

1807. Mercury Head dimes. 1916-1942 complete set, usually good to unc.., 6»9 pcs. in folder. Bid for lot as one.

1808. Standing Liberty Quarters. 1917 to 1930, all dates and mints, except 1916, 1919 D, 1924 S. 34 pcs. in folder, good to very fine. Bid for lot as one.

1809. Washington head quarters. 1932-43, all diff. dates and mints, good to unc., 30 pcs. in folder. Bid for lot as one.

1810. Priced catalogue of Dunham cpin collection, large sale, over $80,000 worth of coips. V. fine.

VARIOUS COINS, IN LOTS, ETC.

1811. Large Cents. 1797, 1798, 1802 fair. 1816-19-20-24-25-27-29- 35-37-39 avg. good. 1840 to 1856 duplicates, good to fine. 55 pcs.

1812. 1908 “S” Indian head cents, v. good to fine. Scarce. 12 pcs.

1813. 1909 “S” Lincoln cents. Good to fine. Scarce. 16 pcs.

1814. 1914 “D” cents. Good to fine. Scarce. 8 pcs.

1815. 1924 “D” cents. V.g. to fine. 6 pcs.

1816. 1931 “S” cents. V. fine. 10 pcs.

1817. Lincoln cents. 8 freaks and misstrikes, 2 1930 D “solid cy- pher” cents, avg. fine. 10 pcs.

1818. Lincoln cents 1935 to 1943, most dates and mints, some dups. Unc. 45 pcs.

1819. Nickel 5-Cents. 1883 no CENTS (5), 1912 D, 1912 S (3); Buffalo 1913 type I, D <S S; type II D. 1926 S (5), 1927 S (13), 1931 S (2). Good to fine. 32 pcs.

1820. 1931 S, and about all dates and mints from 1937 to 1940, inch one 1939 “D,” some dups. (21). 1938-39 proofs. Oth- ers unc. Cat. $9.45, or avg. 41c each. 23 pcs.

1821. Dimes. 1938 PDS, 1939 PDS, 1940 PS, 1941 D. Dups. Unc. Most 1939 and 1941 D. Brilliant. 41 pcs.

1822. 1840 dimes, “D” mint. Unc. roll. 50 pcs.

1823. 1940 dimes, “S” mint. Unc. roll. 50 pcs.

1824. 1941 dimes, “S” mint. Unc. roll. 50 pcs.

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1825. Quarters. 1917 type I “D” mint, 1918 “S.” V. fine and fine. 2 pcs.

1826. 1938, 1939 (2), 1939 D (11), 1939 S, 1940. Brill, unc. 16 pcs

1827. Half-Dollars. 181 2-24-26-30-3 1 old bust type with lettered edge. V. good and fine. 5 pcs.

1828. 1854 O, 1858 P 6 O, 1869, 1874 arrows, 1876 CC 6 S mints. Good to v. good. 7 pcs.

1829. 1872 half-dollar, “S” mint. Good. Scarce.

1830. 1916 first year of new type, ex. fine. 1939 PDS, 1940 P, last 4 unc. bright. 5 pcs.

1831. 1940 half-dollars, P mint. Brill, unc. Roll. 20 pcs.

1832. Miscellaneous old U.S. coins, large and small cents, nickels, old dimes, quarters, half-dollars, 2c and 3c pieces. Poor to good. Total face $5.15. 53 pcs.

1833. Wooden nickel certificates diff, (11). Jasper Gounty, Illinois ic sales tax tokens (30). Unc. Also 6 medals and tokens, 8 foreign coins, good to fine. Bid for lot as one.

1834. Silver Dollars. 1798 Fillet bust. Large eagle. V. good.

1835. 1799 dollar. Six stars facing. Very good.

1836. 1802 over 01 dollar. Nearly fine; plugged above head.

1837. 1876 silver trade dollar. Fine.

U.S. OLD LARGE SIZE PAPER MONEY

1838. Mar. 10, 1862 $5.00 Legal Tender of first issue. Portrait Hamilton. Signatures Chittenden & Spinner. First obliga- tion. Plate No. 12. Ex. fine. Lists at $15 new.

1839. Aug. 1, 1862 $1.00 Legal Tender. Portrait Chase. First U.S. $1.00 greenback. Low No. 712. Unc. crisp.

1840. 1869 $1.00 legal tender. Portrait Washington c. Columbus sighting land at left. Allison-Spinner. Star number. Fine. Cat. $5.

1841. 1875 $1.00 Allison-New. Red seal. Unc. Cat. $5.

1842. 1875 $5.00 Allison- Wyman. Unc. crisp. Cat. $15.

1843. 1880 $1.00 Bruce-Gilfillan. Large brown spiked seal. Unc.

1844. 1880 $2.00 Bruce-Wyman. Large brown spiked seal. Unc.

1845. 1899 $1.00 silver Certificate, Teehee-Burke. Very attractive low number X3X. Unc. crisp.

1846. 1917 $1.00 Legal Tender, red seal, Elliott-Burke. Low No. 83. Unc. crisp.

1847. 1918 $1.00 Federal Reserve Bank, Boston. Teehee-Burke, Bullen-Morss. Ex. fine.

1848. 1918 $2.00 Fed. Res. Bank Boston. Elliott-Burke, Willett- Morss. V. fine.

1918 $1.00 Fed. Res. Bank, Richmond. Teehee-Burke, Kee- see-Seay. Unc. crisp.

1849.

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1850. 1918 $1.00 Fed. Res. Bank, Cleveland. Teehee-Burke, Bax- ter-Fancher. Low No. 86. Unc.

1851. 1918 $1.00 Fed. Res. Bank, Minneapolis. Teehee-Burke, Cook-Wold. Unc. Cat. $5.

1852. 1918 $1.00 Fed. Res. Bank, St. Louis. Teehee-Burke, Atte- bery-Wells. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

1853. 1918 $2.00 Fed. Res. Bank, New York. Teehee-Burke. Hen- dricks-Strong. V. fine. Cat. $5.

1854. 1928 $1.00 Legal Tender note, small size, Woods-Woodin. Red seal. Unc. crisp. Very scarce. It is understood that all issued are numbered under 5000. Cat. $5.

1855. Same as preceding. Unc. crisp. 2 pcs.

FIRST CHARTER PERIOD NATIONAL BANK NOTES

1856. 1865 $1.00 Merchants National Bank, Evansville, Ind. Landing of Pilgrims on back. Colby-Spinner. Very good.

1857. 1865 $1.00 First National Bank, Newcastle, Ind. V. good.

1858. 1865 $1.00 First National Bank of Stonington, Conn. Fine. Cat. $9.

1859. 1865 $1.00 Irving National Bank, New York. Good.

1860. 1875 $5.00 National Bank of Kennet Square, Pa. Bruce-Gil- fillan. Landing of Columbus on back. Fine. Cat. $12.50.

1861. 1875 $5.00 Fort Pitt National Bank, Pittsburgh. Scofield- Gilfillan. Near fine.

1862. 1865 $5.00 First National Bank Westminster, Md. Colby- Spinner. Fine. Cat. $12.50.

1863. 1875 $5.00 First National Bank, Monroe, Wis. Scofield- Gilfillan. Low charterd No. 230. V. fine.

1864. 1875 $5.00 Hudson National Bank, Mass. Bruce-Gilfillan. Fine.

1865. 1875 Miners National Bank, Potsville, Pa. Allison- Wyman. Fine.

1866. Second Charter Period. 1882 $5.00 First National Bank, Milford, Pa. Portrait Garfield. Lyons-Roberts. Brown back. Unc.

1867. 1882 $5.00 American Exchange National Bank of New York City. Rosecrans-Huston. Brown seal and back. Unc.

1868. Third Charter Period. 1902 $5.00 Irving National Exchange Bank of New York. Red seal. Portrait Benj. Harrison at left. Landing of Pilgrims on back. Sig. Vernon-Treat. Unc. crisp.

1869. 1902 $5.00 First National Bank of Freehold, N. J. Red seal. Type as last. Lyons-Roberts. Ex. fine.

1870. 1902 $5.00 First National Bank of Yonkers, N. Y. Blue seal. Lyons-Roberts. Unc.

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1871. 1902 $5.00 Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco. Blue seal. Vernon-McClung. Unc.

VARIOUS U.S. COINS

1872. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Unc.; minute edge nick.

1873. 1926 silver dollar. Phila. mint. Brill, unc. One of rarest of series. Cat. $10.

1874. 1927 dollar, S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

1875. Same as preceding. Unc.

1876. Half-Dollars. 1826 v. fine. 1832 sm. letters, fine. 2 pcs.

1877. 1936 S, 1937 PS, 1938 PD half-dollars. Unc. 5 pcs.

1878. 1936 DS, 1937 D, 1938 PD half-dollars. Unc. 5 pcs.

1879. Quarters. 1917 no stars under eagle. Very fine.

1880. 1932 P (2), 1932 D, 1934 D, 1937 P (2), 1937 S (2), 1938 P (2), 1938 S (5). Unc. 15 pcs.

1881. Dimes. 1838 Lib. seated, with stars. Very fine.

1882. 1843 dime. Very fine.

1883. 1857-74-84-85 dimes. Avg. v. fine. 4 pcs.

1884. 1884-85-86 dimes. Unc. 3 pcs.

1885. 1916 P (7), 1917 P (3), 1936 P (11), 1937 PDS, 1938 P (2),D (2),S (2). Unc. Cat. avg. 80c each. 30 pcs.

1886. 1920 D, 1922 D dimes. Unc. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1887. 1923, 1924 dimes, P mint. Unc. Scarce. Cat. $2 each. 2 pcs.

1888. Nickel Five-Cents. 1866 first issue, with rays, v. fine.

1889. 1874 nickel 5-cents. Fine. Cat. $2.

1890. 1882 (1), 1883 old shield type nickels (6), 1883 Lib. head without CENTS (3). Fine to nearly unc. 10 pcs.

1891. 1911, 1912 (2), nickels, ex. fine. Scarce. 3 pcs.

1892. 1912 nickel 5-cents. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

1893. 1916 v. fine. 1924-25-27-35 about unc. 5 pcs.

1894. 1923-24-25-26-27-28-29 nickels, all P mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $8, or about $1.15 each. 7 pcs,

1895. 1918 P mint. Ex. fine.

1896. 1923-26-27-28 D-35 PD. Unc. Cat. avg. 85c each. 6 pcs.

1897. 1924-26-27-28 D-30-34 D-35 PD. Brill, unc. Cat. avg. 75c each. 8 pcs.

1898. 1925-27-28 PD-30-34 D-35 PD, Brill, unc. Cat. avg. about 70c each. 8 pcs.

1899. 1924-26-28 PD-29-30-34 D-35. Brill, unc. Cat. avg. 73c each. 8 pcs.

1900. 1925-27-28-29-30-34 D-35 PD. Brill, unc. Cat. avg. 65c each. 8 pcs.

1901. 1926-27-28-29 D-30-34 D-35 D (2). Unc. Cat. avg. 70c each. 8 pcs.

1941 P mint nickels. Brill, unc. 20 pcs.

1902.

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1903,i Two-Cents. 1864 (9), 1865 (4), 1868 (1). Very fine to ex. fine, some partly red. 14 pcs.

1904. Three-Cents Nickel. 1865-66-67-71-73-79-81. Fine to ex. fine. 7 pcs.

1905. 1866-67-70-71-75-79-81 nickel 3c avg. v. fine. 7 pcs.

1906. Half -Dime. 1843 Liberty seated. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1907. Large brass “spiel-marke” similar to $20 gold; 1795 Ad- miral Howe token; Canada token Breton 965; 1766-81 Ir- ish pennies, 1805 Irish penny. Avg. v. good. 6 pcs.

1908. Large Cents. 1820 die crack unites stars and date. A. 13. Line., glossy reddish brown, splendid surface.

1909. 1820 cent, same variety. Unc. red, original mint lustre.

1910. 1843 cent. Type of 1842. Ex. fine, traces of red.

1911. Flying Eagle Cents. 1857 (10), 1858 large letters (3), small letters (7). Good and v. good. 20 pcs.

1912. Copper-Nickel cents. 1860 (2), 1861 (1), 1862 (4), 1863 (2). Good to fine. 9 pcs.

1913. Indian head cents. 1864 copper no L (2), 1865 (4), 1866

(1), 1879 all dates to 1892 (2 or more of each); later dates (6). Includes four of 1885. Avg. v. good, some fine. 65 pcs.

1914. 1882-83-84-85-87-93-1905. Unc., but not fully red. 7 pcs.

1915. 1895-99-1902 (2.) -03-04-05-06-08. Ex. fine to unc., all part- ly red. 9 pcs.

1916. 1895-99-1902-03-04-05-06-07-08-09. Condition as last. 10 pcs.

1917. Lincoln cents, 1934 to 1937, several dates and mints. Dups. Unc. 31 pcs.

SET OF U.S. CENTENNIAL MEDALS

1918. 1776-1876 U.S. Centennial of American Independence. Set of four fine medals, made at U.S. mint. Liberty with sword. “By authority of Congress,’’ etc. Two very large, diam. 21- inches, gilt and bronze; dollar size in silver (a proof), and gilt. Unc. In original velvet case. Bid for set as one.

U.S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF-DOLLARS

1919. 1892 Columbian, 1918 Lincoln, 1936 Cleveland, Oregon, Wisconsin. Ex. fine to unc. 5 pcs.

1920. 1920 Pilgrim half-dollar. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1921. 1925 California. Unc. Cat. $3.

1922. 1934 Texas. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1923. 1935 Boone. Small date 1934. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1924. 1935 San Diego, S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

1925. 1936 San Diego, D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

1926. 1936 Great Lakes. Unc. Cat. $1.25.

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1927. 1936 Long Island Line. Cal $1 50.

1928. 1936 York. line. Cat. $2.

1929. 1936 Elgin. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1930. 1936 Boone set, P, D, S mints. Unc. Cat. $9.50 for the set. Bid for set as one.

1931. 1936 Texas set, P, D, S mints. Unc. Cat. $5 per set. Bid for this set of three, as one.

1932. 1936 Oregon P mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1933. 1936 Delaware. Unc. Cat. $2.25.

1934. 1936 Columbia South Carolina, D & S mints. Unc. Cal $2.50 each. 2 pcs.

1935. 1936 Albany. Unc. Cat. $2.

1936. 1936 Norfolk. Unc. Cat. $2.25.

1937. 1936 Gettysburg. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

1938. 1937 Sir Walter Raleigh. Unc, Cat. $2.50.

1939. 1937 Boone. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1940. 1937 Oregon, D mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

1941. 1937 Antietam. Unc. Cat. $2.50

U.S. GOLD COINS

1942. 1890 U.S. $20 gold, S mint. Very fine. Cat. $45.

1943. 1891 U.S. $20 gold, S mint. Fine.

1944. 1907 U.S. $10.00 gold. New type by St. Gaudens. V. fine. Cat. $25.

1945. 1910 U.S. $10.00 gold, D mint. Very fine. Cat. $25.

1946. 1900 U.S, $5.00 gold. Extremely fine.

1947. 1903 U.S. $5.00 gold, S mint. Ex. fine.

1948. 1857 $3.00 gold. Very fine; burnished to resemble proof,. Scarce.

1949. 1878 $3.00 gold. Ex. fine.

1950. 1879 U.S. $2.50 gold. Semi-proof. Rare so choice.

1951. 1895 U.S. $2.50 gold. Unc. Cat. $7.50.

U.S. COINS, ETC.

1952. 1925 quarter Brill, unc Cat. $2

1953. 1926 D quarter. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.

1954. 1927 D quarter. Brill, unc. Cat. $3.50.

1955. 1928 D quarter. Brill, unc. Cat $2.50.

1956. Minor Coins. Nickels 1913 type I unc, 1927 unc. 1927 “S” v. good. Cents. 1931 P & S, 1932 D, 1933, unc. 7 pcs.

1957. Cents. 1864 copper “L” on ribbon. V. good. Rare.

1958. 1871 cent. Rx. die break from edge opposite T of CENT up through wreath. Fine. Rare.

1959. 1908 “S” Indian Head Cents. V. good to fine. 6 pcs.

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1960. As last. V. good and fine. 5 pcs .

1961. 1915 cent. S mint. Unc. olive. Cat. $3.

1962. 1916 cent, S mint. Unc. red and olive. Cat. $2

1963. 1927 cent, S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $3.50.

1964. 1928 cent, S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $2.

1965. Nickel Five-Cents. 1912 “S” mint. V. good. Scarce. 5 pcs.

1 966. Same as preceding. V. good. 2 pcs.

1966a. 1912 nickel D mint. Very fine, sharp. Lists at $10 unc.

1967. 1913 buffalo nickel, type I, “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $7.50.

1968. Another, as last. Ex. fine, nearly unc.

1969. Half-Dimes. 1866 S mint. Fine. 1867 S very fine. 2 pcs.

1970. 1868 half-dime, S mint. Unc. Cat. $3.

1971. 1871 half-dime, S mint. Ex. fine. Cat. $10 unc.

1972. Half-dimes. 1872 “S” within wreath, and below wreath, both var. 1873 S. Very fine to ex. fine. 3 pcs.

1973. Rare Early California Item. 1855 San Francisco medal in honor of the success of the Allies in Crimean War. Lion Eagle. White metal, 37 mm. Fine.

RARE MINT-MARKED U.S. DIMES

1974. 1859 dime, S mint. Very good. Lists at $7.50 fine.

1975. 1861 dime, S mint. Fine. Cat. $3.50.

1976. 1861 S mint. Good. Scarce.

1977. 1862 dime, S mint. Fine. Cat. $3.50.

1978. 1864 dime, S mint. Very good.

1979. 1865 dime, S mint. Fine. Cat. $2.50.

1980. 1867 dime, S mint. Fine Cat. $2.50.

1981. 1869 dime, S mint. Fine. Cat. $2.

1982. 1870 dime, S mint. Very good. Rare. Lists at $15 when fine.

1983. 1872 dime, S mint. V. good, a little corrosion.

1984. 1874 dime, S mint. V. good. Cat. for fine $7.50.

1985. 1878 dime, CC mint. V. good, near fine. Cat. $5.

1986. 1884 dime, S mint. Nearly fine. Lists at $5 fine.

1987. 1899 dime, S mint. Lists at $10 unc.

1988. 1929 dime, S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.25.

RARE MINT-MARKED QUARTERS

1989. 1858 quarter, S mint. Fine. V. rare. Cat. $10 in this con- dition, and $50 when unc.

1990. 1865 quarter, S mint. Fine, Cat. $3.50.

1991. 1868 quarter, S mint. V. fine. Rare.

1992. 1869 quarter, S mint. Fine. Cat. $3.50.

1993. 1870 quarter, CC mint. Very good. Date and mint-mark are fine and bold. Very rare. Catalogues at $35 in fine state, and $150 unc. Seldom offered in any condition.

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1994. 1871 quarter, S mint. Strictly good to very good.

1995. 1878 quarter, S mint. Very good; bold date and mintmark. Ex. rare. Perfect specimens cost $100; fine ones cost $35.

1996. 1928 quarter, S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $4.

1997. 1929 quarter, S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.

1998. 1932 quarters, S mint (5); 1935 S (1). Unc. Scarce. 6 pcs.

RARE MINT-MARKED U.S. HALF-DOLLARS

1999. 1856 half-dollar, S mint. Very good to fine. Rare. Cat. $10.

2000. 1857 half-dollar, S mint. Ex. fine, with some proof surface. Sharply struck. One of the best we have had. Catalogues at $22.50 in very fine state. This is superior.

2001. 1859 half-dollar, S mint. V. fine; slight nick on rev. edge. Cat. $15.

2002. 1860 half-dollar, S mint. Very fine. Cat. $6.

2003. 1861 S mint. Fine to v. fine. Scarce.

2004. 1862 S mint. V. fine. Cat. $6.

2005. 1863 S mint. Fine. Cat. $2.50,

2006. 1867 S mint. Fint. Cat. $2.50,

2007. 1868 S mint. Fine, Cat. $2.

2008. 1870 CC mint. Fine and rare. Cat. $15.

2009. 1872 CC mint. Good. Rare.

2010. 1873 S mint, with arrows. Fine. Cat. $5.

2011. 1873 half-dollar, CC mint, without arrows at date. Uncir- culated. Ex. rare. Best we have had. Lists at $25 in only very fine condition. Seldom offered.

2012. 1873 half-dollar, CC mint, with arrows at date. Uncircu- lated, a fit companion for the preceding. Very rare. Cat. $25.

2013. 1913 half-dollar, S mint. Extremely fine, lustre. Almost unc. Lists at $20 unc. Rare.

RARE MINT-MARKED U.S. DOLLARS

2014. 1870 Silver Dollar, Carson City mint. Very fine. Cat. $10.

2015. 1871 Silver Dollar, Carson City mint. Fine; light dent on

reverse edge. Lists at $25 very fine. Rare.

2016. 1871 same as preceding. Very good; date and mintmark fine and bold. Rare.

2017. 1872 Silver Dollar, San Francisco mint. Strictly fine. Cat. $15 for very fine. Rare,

2018. 1878 dollar, S mint. Ex. fine, mint lustre.

2019. 1879 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50,

2020. 1880 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50,

2021. 1887 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50

2022. 1888 S mint. Unc. Cat. $4,

2023. 1889 S mint. Unc. Cat. $6,

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2024. 1889 S mint. Unc. Cat. $6, same as last.

2025. 1891 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

2026. 1891 CC mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

2027. 1897 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

2028. 1921 old Morgan type, S mint. Unc. Cal. $2.

2029. 1922 Peace type. P mint. Unc. Cat. $2.

2030. 1923 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.

2031. 1926 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50

COINS IN LOTS, BOOKS, ETC.

2032. U.S. Large Cents. 1794, 1802, 1808 fair. 1803-1 7-20-24-25 - 27-34-35-36-40-42-44-46-48-50-52-54 good to fine. 20 pcs.

2033. Large Cents. 1794, 1805 fair. 1 802- 1 4- 1 8-2 1 -22-26-32-33- 36-39-41-43-45-47-49-51-53 all good to fine. 1857 (poor). 20 pcs.. . j

2034. Small Cents. 1857. to 1909, 40 diflf. good to fine, in Whitman folder. Bid for lot as ne.

2035. Lincoln Cents. 1909 t6 1942 lacking 1909 S-VDB. Good to unc. in Whitman folder. 28 are unc. red. Bid for lot as one.

2036. Canada. 31 diff. dates large cents, 3 types silver 10c, 2 of 5c; 7 old tokens. :V.> good to v. fine. 43 pcs.

2037. 1000 coin envelopes 2x2 brown new. 50 each Mexico, Jap- an, France coins, fine to unc., mostly unc. (150). 50 Fuller- ton, Calif, wooden tiickel certificates, the thick scarce kind, 50 Whitley, Ohio, 50 sets (2 to a set) Indiana wooden nickel certificates (total 200) unc. 50 Mexican 25c Revolu- tion bills, unc. Lincoln centennial booklet, 2 coin booklets,

1 very old auction sale cat. priced 1878. Bid for lot as ne.

2038. Lot of 10 dates large cents good to fine; 24 C.S.A. bills 50c to $50 good to unc.; 13 obsolete Southern bills v. good. Book CAMP FIRE CHATS OF CIVIL WAR illust. 434 pp. green cloth, fine. Bid for lot as one.

2039. 1000 brown 2x2 coin envelopes, as new.

2040. Two coin books. Mint Record and Type Table U.S. COINS by Green. Stack’s Numismatic Guide. Cloth, as new. Illust.

2 pcs.

2041. The Numismatist magazine 1927 complete, 12 pcs. King's supplmt. on Lincoln Medals illust. authority. Bid for lot as one.

2042. Mite bible, 224 pp. new testament, lxlf in. Readable. New.

2043. Newcomb’s Splendid book on the U.S. CENTS OF 1801, 1802, 1803. Plates. Standard authority. Brown cloth, as new. Last record in these sales $12.50.

2044. Native India states, curious coppers (6), silver (1), diff. native char. good. 1893 Columbian 50c fine. 8 pcs.

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2045. 1813 Gibraltar 2 quartos, Richard Cattons. V. fine.

2046. Canada. All diff. dates large cents. Avg. fine. 22 pcs.

2047. Japan, Mexico, France. Aluminum, copper, nickel coins, 50 of each. Mostly unc. 150 pcs.

2048. U.S. Large Cents, 1816 to 1854 diff. dates. Avg. good to v.g. 20 pcs.

2049. Two-Cents. 1864 to 1871, 8 diff . dates, good. Also duplicates of 1864-65 good ot ex. fine. 21 pcs.

2050. Small Cents. Flying eagle 1857, 1858 both var. Fine. 3 pcs.

2051. 1857 flying eagle cent. About unc., lustre.

2052. 1862, 1864 copper-nickel cents. 1865 copper. Unc. 3 pcs.

2053. 1877 Indian head cent. Very good, fine date. Rare.

2054. 1880, 1881 cents. Unc. red. Cat. $1.25 and $1.50. 2 pcs.

2055. 1887 to 1909 Ind. head cents, all v. fine to unc., most being partly red. 19 pcs.

2056. Lincoln Cents. 1909 S, 1919 S, 1924 S, 19215 S, 1931 S, 5 of each. V. good to fine. Scarce. 25 pcs.

2057. 1909-36 cents, 25 diff. dates and mints,| 2 of each. Some unc red. inch the 1909-18-28-30-34-36. Others good to v. fine. 50 pc?,... . j

2058. 1909 VDB cents, first issue, unc. red. 15 pcs.

2059. 1918 (5), 1925 (9), 1927 (5), 1928 (5), 1930 (14). Unc. red. Cat. $8.85,. or about 23c each. 38 pcs;

2060. 1925 (14), 1926 (14). Unc. red. Cat,. $llr90, avg. 42c each.

28 pcs. ... , , . s ; j j- ; •

2061. 1909 S, 1914 D, 1921 S,. 1931 D cents. V.g. to fine. 4 pcs.

2062. 1909-10 S~.ll PD-12-13-15 D-16-17-18-19 , S-22 D-23-25 PD-26 PD-27-28-30 PS-32 D-33 D-34. Line, red, nice lot, cat. $15.35, or about avg. 64c each. 24 pcs;,

2063. 1926 cent, S mint. Unc. Cat. $5.

2064. 1927 cent, S mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.

2065. 1928 cent, S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.00.

2066. Uncirculated cents 1929 S (5), 1930 S (5), 1933 D (10), 1934 D (10), 1935 S (15), 1937 S (5). Unc. red. Cat. $9.25 or about 17c each. 55 pcs.

2067. 1934 D cents, unc. red. Cat. 25c each. 34 pcs.

2068. 1934 P (9), 1936 D (25), 1937 P (75), 1938 (25). Unc. red. 134 pcs.

2069. Nickel 5-Cents. 1883 no CENTS, avg. fine. 20 pcs.

2070. 1913-16-26-27-36 PS-37 DS-38 D both types-38 Jefferson proof and unc.-38 S-39 S-40 S-41 S-42 both types-42 S-43 S. Unc. Cat. total $9.80, or avg. 49c each. 20 pcs.

2071. 1937 S (8), 1938 D buffalo (18), 1938 S Jefferson (9), 1938 D, Jefferson (9). Unc. 44 pcs.

2072. Dimes. 1807 v. fair, good date.

2073. 1827-36-52 dimes, fine. 3 pcs.

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2074. 1839 dime. Liberty seated. Ex. fine.

2075. 1857 dime. Unc. Cat. $1.50.

2076. Dimes, Mercury head. 1916 S, 1928 (2), 1931 PD, 1936, 1937 PS. Unc. Cat. $8.25, or avg. $1 each. 8 pcs.

2077. Quarters. 1856-57 brill, unc. 1858 fine. 3 pcs.

2078. 1876-93-97-98-1914-15-16 D quarters. V. good to v. fine. 7 pcs.

2079. 1935 (2), 1939 (2), 1940 (2), 1941 S. Brill, unc. 7 pcs.

OLD PAPER MONEY

2080. Colonial Bills. Maryland $2 and $4 1774; Pennsylvania 15 and 20 shillings 1773, 20 sh. Dec. 8, 1775, letter B. V. good to v. fine. Cat. avg. $1.25 to $1.50 each. 5 pcs.

2081. 10c U.S. Postage Currency, 1st issue, plain edges, ABCo. Unc. crisp. Perfect margins.

2082. 5c Clark 3rd issue, design letter “a.” Wide margins, unc. crisp.

2083. 4th issue 10c Liberty 2 var. Scott 61 and 65; 25c Scott 59. Unc. 3 pcs.

2084. 5th issue U.S. fract. curr. 10c short and long keys. Unc. 2 pcs.

2085. Confederate States. $20 July 25, 1861. $50 Davis, $50 Mon- eta, $5 sailor Sept. 2, 1861. $100 Jan. 8, 1863, train of cars. V. fine to unc. crisp. 5 pcs.

2086. All diff. C.S.A. bills, 50c to $100, many issues of 1861. V.g. to unc., many choice. 17 pcs.

2087. $50 Davis, $5.00 Apr. 6, 1863. $100, $30. $5 1864 Unc. 5 pcs.

2088. Obsolete Bank Notes. Farmington Bank, N. H Four sheets of 2 notes each uncut $1 and $2. Unsigned, unc. 8 pcs.

2089. Southern notes inch scarce $4 Bank of Cape Fear W4m- ington, N. C.; Ala., Ga., Memphis, S.C., Florida. Diff. Good to v. fine. 15 pcs.

2090. N.J. (1), Mich. (3) inch early 1806-7; R.I. $5.00 1808 sign- ed. N.H. unsigned $1 and $2 Farmington Bank. Good to unc. 7 pcs.

2091. 1847 Franklin Bank, Baltimore $5. 1841 Towanda Bank S2. 1862 Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Milford, Del. $1. I860 Allegany County Bank, Cumberland, Md. $5. First 3 good, last 1 unc. All signed. 4 pcs.

2092. New York. Uncut sheet of four fractionate 25c (2), 50c (2) Le Roy unsigned. 1851 Unadilla Bank $5. Bank of Orleans, Albion $5. Scotts Cavalry 10c. 1844 Bank of Owego $1. Signed. Fair to unc. Bid for lot as one.

2093. Pennsylvania. 1857 Central Bank of Penna., Hollidaysburg $20. 1861 N.W. Bank, Warren $1. 1837 Manual Labor

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Bank, Phila. 50c. 1841 Berks County Bank . Keading $5. Avg. v. good. Signed. 4 pcs.

2094. Pennslyvania. $2 Stroudsburg Bank 1863. $j Susquehanna County Bank Montrose 1847. $5 Girard Bank, PhJa. 1840. $5 Northampton Bank, Allentown 1841. Signed. Rare. Good to v.g. 4 pcs.

2095. Vermont. $3.00 Peoples Bank, Derby Line 1859. $5.00 Bank of Orange County, Chelsea 1861. Good. Rare. 2 pcs.

RARE TOKENS

2096. Large old brass Philadelphia store card of Buehler & Smith hardware merchants. Ex. fine. V. rare. Cost $10.00 from Henry Chapman many years ago.

2097. 1860 Hartford Wide-Aw^ Lincoln campaign token, copper red proof. Large token n nickel-silver, Cream sep- arators, v. fine. 2 pcs.

2098. Civil War tokens and cards, diff. V.g. to ex. fine. 20 pcs.

2099. Hard Times tokens, period 1834-41. Low 8 running hog. L. 10 broad-shouldered Jackson. L. 12 balky donkey. Avg. fine. 3 pcs.

2100. Low 20. Executive Financiering. Unc. red.

2101. Low 53-58-60-74-83-98-120-153. Nice lot, many v. fine.

8 pcs.

2102. Low 54. Slave token. Negress in chains. “Am I not a woman & a sister 1838.” Ex. fine, glossy brown.

2103. Low 135. Smith’s Clocks. Very fine. Scarce.

2104. Slave cent. Am I not a man and a brother. Negro kneeling. Rx. handclasp. Ex. fine, olive.

2105. 1723 Rosa Americana penny, crowned rose. About good, but the date has been retouched and reads “1722.”

UNITED STATES COINS

2106. 1827 square base 2, very fine. 1829 fine. Half-dollars. 2 pcs.

2107. 1827 hafl-dollar, edge ORALF A DOLLAR, v. fine. 1892 Columbian unc., tarnish. 2 pcs.

2108. 1861 half-dollar. Sharp uncirculated.

2109. Twenty Cents Silver 1876 Phila. Mint. Ex. fine.

2110. Two-Cents. 1864-65 both unc., partly red. 1871 fine. 3 pcs.

2111. Large Cents. 1828 small date, 1829 large letters, 1831 large letters, 1838. Avg. fine. 4 pcs.

2112. 1837 plain and beaded hair-cord. Very fine. 8 pcs.

2113. 1855 cent. Upright 55 in date. Unc. brilliant red, high class gem. Worth $5.

2114. 1856 cent. Slanting 5 in date. Line, red shading to olive.

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2115. 1877 U.S. Annual Assay Medal. Honorary medal struck at mint, presented to members of annual assay commission. Obv. Archimedes (originator of the humid assay) with beard and and wearing long robe stands leaning to left against a mantle. Rx. ANNUAL ASSAY 1877 within wreath of oak and laurel. Bronze 33 mm. Unc. perfect. V. rare.

2116. 1887 U.S. Annual Assay Medal. Bust Pres. Cleveland. Rx. statue of Justice with blazing torch upraised, before mint building. Bronze 33 mm. Unc. Rare.

2117. Philippine Islands, under the United States. 1903 dollar or peso. 50c, 20c, 10c all silver; 5c nickel. Proofs. Five pcs. Bid for set as one. First year of coinage. Cat. $8.50.

U.S. $4.00 GOLD STELLA

2118. 1879 U.S. $4.00 Gold Piece. Liberty head with hair in wavy locks and ringlets on neck, LIBERTY inscribed on fillet. Rx. 5-pointed star inscribed ONE STELLA 400 CENTS. Proof. Ex. rare. Recent auction record $340.

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INDEX

(Lot numbers as given in the catalogue)

Ancient Egyptian Coins — 1000-1007 Ancient Gold Coins — 605-606 Ancient Objects, Beads, Scarabs, etc. — 961-991 Ancient Roman Coins — 1024-1071 Anglo-Saxon Coins — 1072-1076 Autographs — 789-809, 960

Books on Numismatics — £10-864, 1810, 2040-2043 Cents (U.S. Large Copper) — See “Large Cents”

Cents (U.S. Small) — See “Indian Head Cents” or “Lincoln Cents”

Colonial Coins — 1-35, 1287-1327, 2105

Colonial Newspapers — 742-770

Colonial Paper Money — 612-640, 2080

Commemorative Half-Dollars — 1769-1786, 1919-1941

Confederate States Notes — 710-733, 2038, 2085-2087

Crowns, Foreign Silver — 1104-1132, 2117

Dimes— 309-346, 1526-1538, 1804-1807, 1821-1824, 1881-1887, 1974-1988, 2072-2076 Documents— 775-809, 957-960 Dollars, U.S. Gold— 567-582, 1508-1515

Dollars, U.S. Silver— 501-566, 1505-1507. 1661-1684, 1834-183 7, 1872-1875, 2014-2031

Double Eagles, U.S. Gold — 603a-604, 1942-1943

Eagles, U.S. Gold— 602-603, 1944-1945

Foreign Copper Coins — 1169-12 86, 2036, 2044-2047

Foreign Gold Coins — 605-610

Foreign Paper Money — 737-740

Foreign Silver Coins — 1072-1168, 2117

Foreign Silver Dollars, or Crowns — 1104-1132, 2117

Four-Dollars Gold — 2118

Fractional Currency of U.S. — 734-736, 2081-2084 Gold Coins (Foreign) — 605-610

Gold Coins (U.S.)— 567-604, 1508-1515, 1942-1951, 2118 Half-Cents— 37-53, 1328-1363, 1797

Half-Dimes, Silver— 251-274, 1516-1525, 1800, 1906. 1969-1972

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INDEX

Half-Dollars, Silver— 402-500, 1583-1660, 1769-1786, 1827-1831, 1876-1878, 1919-1941, 1999-2013, 2106-2109 Half-Eagles, U.S. Gold— 594-601, 1946-1947

Indian Head Cents— 97-213, 1434-1474, 1701-1757, 1788-1790, 18i2 1911-1916, 1957-1960, 2034, 2050-2055 Large Copper Cents— 54-96, 1364-1433, 1685-1700, 1787, 1811,

1908-1910, 2032-2033, 2038, 2048, 2111-2114 Lincolniana — 938-960 Manuscripts— 789-809, 960

Medals— 611, 865-900, 938-954, 1918, 1973, 2115-2116 Mediaeval Coins— 1072-1079, 1098-1103

Nickel Five-Cents— 275-308, 1500-1504, 1801-1803, 1819-1820,

1888-1902, 1956, 1965-1968, 2069-2071 Numismatic Books — 810-864, 1810, 2040-2043 Obsolete and Old State Notes— 641-733, 956, 2038, 2085-2095 Obsolete Bonds — 775-782 Old Newspapers — 742-774

Paper Money — See (a) Colonial Paper Money; (b) Confederate States Notes; (c) Foreign Paper Money; (d) Fractional Cur- rency; (e) Obsolete Notes; (f) United States Notes Pattern Coins — 1505-1507 Postage Stamps — 783-788 Proof Sets— 1763-1768, 2117

Quarter-Dollars, Silver — 354-401, 1539-1582, 1808-1809, 1825-1826, 1879-1880, 1952-1955, 1989-1998, 2077-2079 Quarter-Eagles (Gold)— 588-591, 1950-1951 Silver Dollars (U.S.)— See under “Dollars, U.S. Silver’’

Small Cents — See under “Indian Head Cents’’ and “Lincoln Cents’’

Three-Cents— 233-250, 1904-1905

Three Dollars Gold— 592-593, 1948-1949

Tokens— 901-954, 1907, 2096-2104

Twenty Cents Silver — 347-353, 2109

Two-Cent Pieces — 227-232, 1798-1799, 1903, 2049, 2110

United States Notes — 1838-1871

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