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CATALOGUE

OF THE

VALUABLE AND CHOICE CABINET

OF

COINS^MEDALS, &c.

IN

GOLD, SI LYE 11, LEAD, AND BRONZE,

FORMED BY THE LATE

CHARLES STOKES, ESQ.

F.R.S. F.S.A., &c.

This Collection, besides the rich Series relating to the memorable French Revolution of 1789, down to the present period, includes also

some rare Specimens of

GREEK, ROMAN AND ENGLISH COINS.

IN EXCELLENT PRESERVATION;

VALUABLE NUMISMATIC BOOKS,.

CABINETS BY ROBERTS, &c.

WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

BY MESSRS.

S. LEIGH SOTHEBY ^& JOHN WILKINSON,

AUCTIONEERS OF LITERARY PROPERTY ANI) WORKS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE FINE ARTS,

AT THEIR HOUSE, 3, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND,

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

I. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again, provided the seller cannot decide the said dispute.

II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d.;

and so on in proportion.

III. The Purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in part of pay¬

ment of the Purchase-money ; in default of which, the Lot or Lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.

IV. The Sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of description.

V. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer’s Expense, imme¬

diately after the Conclusion of the Sale; in default of which, Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged or other¬

wise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the Purchaser. If at the expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the Sale, the Lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expence, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby &

John Wilkinson will have the option of re-selling the Lots uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter.

VI. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required or deposited in part of payment shall be for¬

feited ; and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on such re-sale shall he made good by the defaulter at this sale.

PREFACE.

The chief feature in the late Mr. Stokes’s Cabinet is his probably unique Collection of nearly all the Medals, Coins, Jettons, &c. in Silver, Copper and Lead, struck in France or elsewhere, from the Convocation of the States General in 1789,—those relating to the actions and reign of the Great Napoleon, together with those of the different Princes and Princesses of the Imperial Family, and of all such pieces as tend to illustrate that eventful period of history.

In addition to their historical interest, value, and rarity, many of these pieces are deserving attention as highly pre¬

served Works of Art. The earlier French Medals (struck between 1789 and 1802) are of indifferent design and execu¬

tion, but under the able direction of Denon and others they gradually improved, and at length attained a high degree of beauty, rivalling thus the beautiful Papal Coins and Medals of the last three centuries. The Collection comprises, like¬

wise, numerous other Coins and Medals down to the present time.

Mr. Stokes, besides his acquisitions at different times of the unedited and best specimens from the rich Collections of the late Monsieur Rollin, Colonel Maurin, and numerous others, purchased some years ago the very choice and com¬

plete Cabinet of Medals collected by the Venerable Arch¬

deacon Burney.

Wellington Street, September 1854

CONTENTS.

PAGE,

Greek Copper .... 1.

Greek Silver . 9, 12, 23, 36.

Greek Gold ... 31, 36.

Contorniates . 3.

Roman Large Brass . 3.

Roman Middle Brass. 3.

Bactrian Coins . 4, 20.

French Medals, &c.—Lead . 13, 33, 43.

French Medals, &c.—Copper .. 15, 24, 34, 44. French Medals, &c.—Silver.,.... 5, 27, 37.

Papal Medals—Bronze... 8.

Foreign Dollars, &c... 16, 28, 38.

English Medals, &c.—Bronze . 26, 51.

English Coins—Silver .. 54.

Numismatic Books . 61.

Monday ....

Tuesday....

Wednesday Thursday

Friday ....

Saturday .

DAYS OF SALE.

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November 27.

November 28.

November 29, November 30 December 1.

December 2.

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Scale of the celebrated Numismatist Mionnct, to whose excellent work the references are frequently made.

CATALOGUE

OP THE

VALUABLE COLLECTION

OF

COINS AND MEDALS,

FORMED BY THE LATE

CHARLES STOKES, ESQ.,

F.R.S., F.S.A., &c.

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FIRST DAY’S SALE.

GREEK CITIES, KINGS, &c. Copper.

Chiefly Fine.

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r 1 Amisus, 6, Antiochia, Aradus, Macedonia, Phlius, Sicyon, &c., all varied, some rare - 28 2 Amisus, 3. Cyrenaica in genere, 6, obv. bearded Head of Jupiter Ammon, rev. KOINON., Silphium, all varied. Epictetus, PhrygifB, obv. Head of Pallas, rev. Horse to right, &c., a scarce variety - -10 3 Syria: Seleucus I, 7, m;. Bull butting, very fine; rev. Tripod, two varieties; Apollo; rev. Pallas-pugnans; rev. Victory;

rev. Apollo and tripod. Antiochus I, 6, rev. Apollo seated, three varieties; rev. Lyre, rare, size 2; rev. Tripod ; obv. veiled Female Bust; rev. Head of an Elephant 13

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rev. Apollo. Seleucus II, 6, varied. Seleucus III, 5, obv.

Bust, rev. Horse marching, uncommon; rev. Apollo seated ; rev. fore-part of a Galley to right; rev. fore-part of a Galley to left. Demetrius I, rev. Bow and quiver, rare 18 2 & 5 Seleucus I, obv. 2EAEYKOY. beneath the bearded bust, rev.

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6 Antiochus III, rev. Apollo seated, scarce and fine. Antiochus IV, 3, rev. Victory ; rev. Eagle, two sizes. Demetrius I, 6, rev.

Griffin’s Head : rev. Elephant’s Head ; rev. Horse’s Head ; rev. Victory ; rev. Tripod; obv. Head of Diana, rev. Quiver, bow, &c. - - 10 7 Antiochus IV, 2, medallion size, rev. Eagle. Demetrius I, rev. Tri¬

pod. Alexander I. (Bala), 9, rev. Jupiter seated, rare; rev.

Pallas ; rev. Victory ; rev. Elephant to left; rev. Apollo ; all

varied - - 12 ^ 8 Antiochus IV, as before, fine. Demetrius I, rev. Horse’s Head.

Demetrius II, 8, rev. Apollo seated ; rev. Tripod ; rev. Cor¬

nucopia ; rev. two Females with horns of plenty; rev. Ele¬

phant to left; rev. ornamented Anchor, rare. Antiochus VI, 4, rev. Elephant holding a torch on its trunk, only known on this coin ; all slightly varied - 15 9 Antiochus VI, 5, rev. Diota; rev. Panther “ passant,” &c.

Tryphon the Usurper, 3, rev. Helmet with horn, &c.

Antiochus VII, 7, rev. Prow, &c. Antiochus VIII, rev. Eagle

to \cit, fine and rare

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10 Tryphon, 3, as before. Antiochus VIII, 5, varied. Antiochus IX, 3, rev. Thunderbolt, kc. Seleucus VI, rev. Tripod. Others, varied, 8 - 20 11 Commagene, rev. HI^TlS., fine. Antiochus IV, or XIV, 4, rev. Scorpion, varied. Epiphanes and Callinicus, 2. Lydia, rev. Thunderbolt, rare. Ptolemaic, uncertain, 9. Berenice, rev. Ptolemy. Atabeghs of Irak, Turkoman Ortokites of Armid, kc., 10, v. Marsden, Num. Orient. 143, 160, 171, kc. 28 12 Saladin, Ayubite dynasty, with two busts, one crowned, full faced.

Naseraddin, ninth Atabek of Mosul, v. M. 166. Abagu- Khan of Persia, M. 272. Turk-Ortokites of Mardin, one with two full-faced imperial busts; another, four figures, M. 115; one M. 133. Atabeg of Irak, of the seventh Emir Malek Alkaber, with helmeted bust to left, kc. 9

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CONTORNIATES.

Chiefly from the justly-famed collection of the Marquis Campana De Cavelli of Rome.

13 Alexander the Great, rev. turreted Female, seated, between two standing figures, four sphinxes, &c., v. Echhel, vol. viii. 1 14 Nero, rev. a Warrior, or perhaps Meleager, with dog, attacking

the wild boar, v. Medallions of Vespasianus 1 ^ 15 Nero, rev. Hercules holding two bulls by their horns, rare 1 ^ 16 Faustina senior, obv. veiled Bust, rev. plain, scarce I

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< 17 Caracalla, rev. Sempronius, the sun in quadriga to right, finely patinated, and very rare - 1 / 18 Cinque-cento Medallion (silverJ, obv. caesar. octayiys., youthful

togated Bust, rev. Security seated, fine size 12. 1 £ ROMAN LARGE BRASS.

19 Obv. diyos. iylivs. in a wreath, rev. divi. f., Bust, star, &c.

• Agrippina the Elder, rev, a richly decorated Thensa to left 2 / ^ 20 Nero, 2, rev. Rome seated; rev. Temple of Janus, closed,

v. Macrobius. Vespasianus, rev. the libertas. pyblica.

type - 3 //

^' 21 Nero, 2, rev. Triumphal Arch ; rev. anistojsta. aygysti. ceres.,

Fortune, Ceres, &c. Faustina mater, rev. aeternitas. 3 , , 22 Vespasianus, rev. Roman Warrior to left, finely patinated 13/

e-tf 23 Faustina Alia, rev. Juno to left. Hadrianus, rev. fortyna. ayg.

Mamsea, rev. yeneri. felici., beautifully patinated 3 » /V

^ 24 Hadrianus, rev. Neptune. Balbinus, rev. concordia. aygg.

Mamsea, rev. yenvs. felix., patinated - 3 A/

25 Gordianus III, rev. lieeraeitas. ayg. ii. Maximus, rev. the Prince to left, fine. Trajanus Decius, Medallion, rev. Felicity to left - _ 3 < /o

MIDDLE BRASS.

26 Augustus, 2, varied, both restored by Titus. Germanicus, rev.

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Peace to left. Domitianus, rev. moneta. aygyst. Aurelius, rev. ivventas., fine. Trajanus, rev. Warrior on horseback

to right. Hadrianus, rev. Modius with wheat and poppy. &

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Domitianus, rev. virtvti. aygysti. Trajanus, 2, rev. Female seated; rev. Dacia seated to left, a rare and fine medal 3 Hadrianus, rev. dacia., patinated. Sabina, obv. Bust with Mati- dian hair-dress ; rev. Female seated to left. Antoninus Pius, rev. Female with patera, rudder and cornucopia. Faustina mater, rev. Hygeia seated to left, patinated - 4 Antoninus Pius, rev. Female with cornucopia and rudder, fine.

Aurelius, rev. Female sacrificing. Faustina filia, ret?. Venus with bow and quiver. iElius, rev. Hope to left, fine.

Crispina, rev. iyno. lvcina., scarce. Otacilia, rev. a Cippus.

Constantius. Constantine the Great, 3. Diocletian. Maxen- tius. Maximianus Herculeus, 3. Maximinus 16

BACTRI AN A COINS. Copper.

Mostly in good preservation.

Agathocles, slightly varied from Prinsep (1844), ii. 2, scarce and fine. Pantaleon, Leopard to right, rev. VAU6

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this coin seems plated. Diomedes, obv. two Figures standing, with spears, rev. the humped Bactrian Bull - 4 Azes, obv. King seated, rev. Hercules, as Prinsep, vi. 10;

obv. Monarch on horseback, rev. Victory to right; all varied from Prinsep - 4 Agathocles, rare. Oonm-Kadphises, 3, fine. Kanerki, 2.

Heliocles, &c., 4 - - 10 Spalyrius, rev. Hercules, Pr. viii. 5, rare and fine 1 Spalyrius, rev. slightly varied, equally rare . 1 Straton, rev. Tripod, square, v. Prinsep, iii. 14. Pantaleon.

Spalyrius. Kanerkes, &c., 5, all varied, as in general, throughout this sale - 8 Maues, obv. Elephant’s Head, rev. Caduceus. Uncertain Bactrian, 2, v. Pr. v. 10 and 11. Azes, 4, Bull type, &e. Pakores, Pr. viii. 13, rare - 8 Hermseus, 2, rev. Jupiter seated, fine. Indos-cythic, of the Ka- nerkos group, 10, all different - 12 Eucratides, rev. Dioscuri type, v. Wilson's valuable “ Ariana An- tiqua” and Prinsep (1844), rare and fine - 1 Eucratides, rev. as before, both well preserved - 2 Eucratides, rev. Dioscuri on horseback. Hermseus, 5, rev. Her¬

cules,/^; rev. Jupiter, poor. Azes, Sotermegas, &c. 12, some rare or fine - - 18

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Minerva, rather fine - . g 46 Lysias, square, rev. Elephants, fine and valuable, cf. Wilson's Ariana Antiqua, pp. 269-70 - 1 47 Lysias, another, nearly as fine - 1 48 Menander, 2, rev. Pallas; rev. Club, well preserved. Azes,

&c., 6 8 49 Menander, rev. Club. Hermeeus, as Pr. iv. 4, square and rare.

Azes, of base silver. Sotermagas, &c., 4. Uncertain Parthian and Sassanian, 5, rather fine and valuable - 12

SILVER MEDALS, JETTONS, AND COINS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, EMPIRE, &c.

References to Millingen, 1819-21; Hennin, 1826; and Fellmann, v. Tresor de Numismatique et de Glyptique, 1836, 1840.

50 Rare Medallion of Brescia, presa. del. broletto. 1797, by SalwircJc of Milan, v. Mill. Ixi. Bodoni, struck at Parma, by Manfredini, Mill. 4 10a. Lewis XVI, the weak and irresolute!

rev. conyentys., &c., m.dcclxxxix., v. Fell. pi. 2, n. 3, all fine - _ 3 51 Frederick William II. of Prussia, 4, 1786, 1787, 1796, 1797.

Brixinense, 1779. Fred. Ludwig Karl, obv. Busts to left, rev. dem., &c., 1793. Greve of Bernstorff, 1796 7 52 F rederick William III,

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rev. nyr., &c., 1797 ; rev. Huldigung, 1798; Kant; all by Loos. The captivating Queen Louisa of Prussia, by Abramson of Berlin, rare. Archduke Charles of Austria, mdccci. German Siege Dollar, 1796, rev. Monu¬

ment, scarce - g -53 Frederick William III, 3, 1796, 1798, 1800. Fr. Wilh. De Hausen, rev. Wilkowischken, mdccxcyi. Aalborg, 1801, a military decoration. Dr. Jenner. Bernstorff, 1797.

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the two varieties; rev. les. corvettes., &c.; Police Medalet;

others, rev. Wreath, three varieties ; rev. il. affermit., &c.

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55 Roman Dollar, or Scudo, giorno., &c., n. 881, scarce. Siege Dollar, 1794, rev. plain. Venice, Lud. Manin, 1796.

Saxony, 1786. Sweden, mdccxcii. Wiirtemberg, 1809.

Republ. Ligure, l. 4, 1798. Ange de Paix, 1814. Louis XVI, 4, varied. Bonaparte, 3, rev. Wreath ; rev. iv. annee., &c.;

rev. paix. Rep. Franc., rev. Pentagon; two other Me- dalets - - 18 56 Carlos III, rev. real, academia., &c., 1778. Accademia I, Reale, &c., mdccciii., rev. premio. di. milano.. Henry IX.

the Stuart Pretender, rev. nox. desideriis.mdcclxxxviii. 3 57 James III. and Clementina (Pretenders), rev. providentia., &c.

Ferd. VII, rev. fidelitas., &c. Fred. Josias, Pr. Sax. Co¬

burg, rev. restitvtori., &c. Louisburgh taken, mdcclyiii.

Union of Erie with the Atlantic, 1826, a rare medal 5 58 Charles Stuart, the Pretender, 1745, rev. amor. et. spes.

Frederick II. of Prussia, 2, 1785, and one on his death, 1786.

Carlos IIII, rev. Mines, 1790. London University Medal.

Horticultural Medal, 1840. Elizabeth of Prussia. W. Penn, rather scarce - -8 59 Marriage of the Emperor, 4, one by Guillemarcl. Marie Louise, by Vighi, 1816, rare. Roi de Rome, of two metals 6 60 King and Queen of Westphalia, with their united heads, 1811, v. Iviii. 358, rare. Vaccine. Pius VII. Heur and Malheur, 3, varied. Emperor and Empress, 8, all varied 14 61 Obv. Bust of the Mighty Captain, rev. Battle of Wurtchen.

Prix de Clinique, 1810. Corps Legislatif. Elisa, 1811.

King of Rome, 2, one by Schmidt, rare ; another, istitvto.,

&c. - 7 62 Siege Pieces: Zara, 1813, 4. 0. 18f. 40c., v. Mill. pi. lxxiii.

n. 487 ; Cattaro, 1813, i. F., both scarce - 2 63 Zara, 9f. 20c., and the Half, 1815, scarce - 2 64 Obsidioi^al Coins: Cattaro, Ten Franc Piece, and three varieties of the Five Franc Piece, v. Mill, lxxiii, all valuable 4 64*Cattaro, Ten Franc and the One Franc Pieces, both desirable 2 65 Eliza, of three metals; 17 Medalets, all varied, three are of base meted - - 18

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Portuguese Decoration, depvtado, &c. (in gold) - 2

^ 67 Duke of York at Valenciennes, 1793, by Whitley, rare, size 12.

Temple de la Concorde. Prussia, 3, by Loos - 5 Z 68 King of Saxony, rev. Napoleon. Emperor and Alexander I, rev. two Stars; six others, varied - 8 69 Napoleon, rev. laeori, &c., mdcccx., by Mercandetti. Minerve Lyonnaise. Premiere Decade. The two Statues, as erected in the Place Vendome ; all jine medallions - 4

^ 70 Roman Prize Medallion, on the birth of young Napoleon, xlix.

272,y?ne and scarce - 1 71 Emperor’s Nuptials, 2, varied. Sommo-Sierra. Tilsit, 1807.

Maximilian and Carolina. Erford, mdcccviii., and two others - - -8 72 Marie Antoinette. Frederick III. of Prussia, 2. Ferdinand VII. of

Spain. Bernardotte, 2, varied. Charles X; and three others 10 73 Schwarzenberg, by Loos, rare. Medalets, varied, 14, fine 15 v 74 Dollars : Charles XIV. King of Sweden, 8, obv. with bust of the

late popular and prudent Bernadotte (1818-1844), varied.

Gregory XVI, 1846 - 9 75 Half Dollars, &c., all varied, Jine - 24 76 Henry le Grand President d’Haiti, 1811, obv. Bust with epaulettes, rev. la. religion., &c. (lead, silvered) ; Dollar, rev. devs.,

&c.; both scarce - - 2 77 Ecus and smaller coins of Holland, France, Hayti, &c , some scarce - - - 18 78 Fortune adverse; Abdication in 1814; Emperor gives his Son to France; Annibal; Departure of the Emperor ; Napoleon II, rare - - 6 ZJi 79 Pius VII, rev. eononia., &c., 1815; Empress of Austria, rev.

iris., &c., 1816; Jettons, &c., 15 - 17 80 Obsidional, including Landau, 1713; Brissac, 1633; Leyden, 1574; Breda, Aire, &c., all square and rare 16 81 Haiti, 1808: 30 sols, 15 sols, sols (3), rare 5

^ 82 Foreign small Coins, &c. (billon or silver), about 3 os.; Raucourt, projected Jetton, in lead, unique

v 83 Medallions of Louis Philippe, the 71st and last King of France,

PALAIS. DE. MARIE. DE. MEDICIS., &C., PORT. DU. HAVRE.

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Pius VII, rev. Interior of the Vatican, a rare medal (silver) 2 89 Gregory XIII, on the infamous Massacre of the Huguenots, rare (bronze) - - 1 90 Innocens IX; Gregory XIII, 3, one rev. in. nom., &c., scarce;

Paul V ; Clemens VIII, 3 ; Clemens IX ; Clemens X, 2 ; Sixtus V, 2, all varied, as in every lot throughout 13 91 Pius V, 3; Sixtus V, 2; Clemens IX, 2; Clemens X, 2;

Gregory XIII, 2 ; Urbain VII, rev. Candelabrum 12 92 Innocens IX; Sixtus V, 2 ; Pius V, 2 ; Gregory XIII, 2 ; Clemens IX, 3 ; Clemens XII, 2; Benedict XIII. 13 93 Clemens XIV, 2 ; Pius VI, 2; Pius VII, 4 (one, rev. bononia.,

&c.,is in silver, and two are medalets, with loops); Pius VIII, 2; Leo XII; Gregory XVI. - 12 94 Innocens XI, 2; Innocens XII, 3 ; Clemens X, 2 ; Clemens XI, 2; Alexander VIII; Innocens XIII, 2; Benedict XIV, 2 14 95 Paul V, 3 ; Alexander VIII, 2 ; Clemens X, 2 ; Clemens XI, 3;

Pius VII, 2 ; Innocens XII ; Gregory XIIII. 14 96 Innocens XI, 2 ; Benedict XIII, 2 ; Benedict XIV, 2; Innocens XIII ; Clemens X ; Clemens XII, 2 ; Clemens XIII, 2 12 97 Joannes XXI; Joannes XXII; Innocens VI; Clemens V;

Pius VII, 3 ; St. Francis Xavier, 2, (medalets with loops) 9 98 Leo X, 2 ; Paul III, 2; Pius IIII, 3 ; Clemens V, a cast;

Clemens XIII, 2 ; Alexander VII; Clemens XIV, 2 13 99 Sixtus IIII; Paul II; Pius III, 2; Alexander VI. (Borgia), 2 ; Innocens VIII, all medallions - 7 100 Adrian VI; Innocens VIII; Sixtus IIII; Clemens VII;

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102 Adrian VI, rev. srmiTVS., See.; Julius II; Julius III; Paul III;

Innocens X; Alexander VII, 2 ; Urbain VIII, 3 ; all me¬

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103 Caius I; Boniface VI; Boniface VIII; Johannes VI; Euge-

nius III; Leo X, 2 ; Paul II. - 8 J 3 >

104 Pius II; Nicholas V ; Martin V, 2 ; Calyxtus III, 2 ; Paul III,

3 ; Alexander VII ; Julius III; Gregory XVI. 12 * * 105 Telesphorus; Urban I; Clemens V ; Innocens VI; Benedict II;

Gregory IV ; Joannes XXI; Gregory XII ; Innocens VII. 9 / 4 >

106 Julius II; Julius III, 3; Paul IIII, 2; Paul V; Alexander VII,

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Clemens XI; Urban VIII. - 14 , // / Jvj 108 Urban VI ; Nicholas V ; Alexander V ; Gregory XII ; Euge-

nius IIII; Cardinals Neri and Portocarrero - 7 t ^ 1 109 Clemens XI; Clemens XIII; Pius VI; Cardinal Coscia;

Baiocchi, 14, varied, some with eagle, flags, &c., extra rare,

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111 Pius VII, rev. the Colosseum, a scarce medallion 1 ,

^ 112 Pius IX, rev. Arch erected (1846) at Rome in the Piazza del

Popolo, an interesting medallion - 1 , /c >

113 Obsidional Copper Coins, 20 : Mayence, 1793 ; Antwerp, 1814, 1815, &c. Medals “ cliche,” 20, viz. Conde, Belloy, Racine) J. J. Rousseau, Maury, Buffon, Cambaceres, Eugene Napo¬

leon, Desaix, Franklin, Voltaire, Junot, Lebrun, Hulin,

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,SELEUCID,E, KINGS OF SYRIA. Silter. ! The weight of each coin has not been added, as its great utility

does not appear, since allowance must always be made for the wear of time and accident.

— 114 Seleucus I, obv. old bearded Plead, laureate, rev. Pallas, armed, in a chariot drawn by four or five elephants, A, the historical Seleucidian anchor, &c., a valuable and fine tetradrachm ,

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anot her monogram beneath the throne, a fair tetradrachm 1 116 Seleucus I, obv. old bearded Head to right, rev. Victory crowning a trophy, a rare drachm, struck at Babylon, not in Duane s elaborate work - - slze 3. 1 ^6l- 117 Seleucus I, obv. and rev. as lot 115, but AI. beneath the throne 1

* * This fine and valuable tetradrachm seems to have been ceded to the late Mr. Stokes by his friend Captain Thomas ch*i Graves, of Malta (R.N. Superintendent of Ports, &c.)

118 Seleucus I, obv. Monarch’s Head, lion’s skin, &c., rev. Jupiter, seated, holding a Victory, A®. SA., a small hole, a desirable tetradrachm . .1 119 Seleucus I, rev. Jupiter holding an eagle, helmeted head, two crescents, &c., a rare tetradrachm - 1 120 Antiochus I, obv. filleted Head, rev. the favourite Antiochian Deity, Apollo seated on the cortina, with dart and bow 1 121 Antiochus I, another tetradrachm, but with two monograms,

fine - 1 122 Antiochus I, varied, also fine . - 1 123 Antiochus I, a variety, well preserved - 1 124 Antiochus I, nearly as well preserved as the preceding.

Antiochus III, Drachm, rev. Elephant, monogram, &c., rare and fine - 2 125 Antiochus I, as before. Demetrius II, Nicator, Drachm, with anchor, fine - 2

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the ear, (a mark of royalty); rev. Apollo, as on the tetra- drachms of Antiochus I, a horse grazing, or drinking, in the exergue; two monograms, fine and valuable size 9^. 1 ^ 128 Seleucus II, obv. Head with a fillet; rev. Apollo, standing, re¬

clining on a tripod, arrow and two monograms, a rare and fine tetradrachm - - \ 129 Seleucus II, 3, Drachms of the Apollo type, varied.

Antiochus III, Tetradrachm ; rev. Apollo seated, ^ as mon., ^ well preserved, and scarce - 4

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130 Seleucus III, rev. Apollo seated, with ^ (given erroneously by Rasche to his father, Seleucus II, Callinicus), and another

monogram, a rare and fine tetradrachm - \JL/t 131 Antiochus III, obv. bust with a long sharp nose, rev. a Quiver

or Rudder before Apollo, scarce. size 9. 1 //S' . 132 Antiochus III, rev. with ^ and mon. before Apollo seated,

a well preserved tetradrachm. Antiochus IV, the Drachm. 2// , 133 Antiochus III, rev. with two monograms in exergue, a well pre¬

served tetradrachm. Antiochus IV, obv. radiated Head,

rev. Apollo seated, OPi£TA on exergue, a fine drachm 2 j?. » 134 Antiochus III, rev. with a long Diota before Apollo.

Seleucus IV, rev. on exergue, beneath the seated Apollo,

rare ; two tv ell preserved tetradrachms - 2 ^ ’ 135 Antiochus III, rev. AR. in mon. under the Apollo.

Seleucus IV, with <f>, rather confused, on exergue ; two fair

tetradrachms - - 2 -2 t *

136 Seleucus IV, usual types, a fine tetradrachm,, of good workman¬

ship^ with AI as exergue, scarce - 1 i ^ <

137 Antiochus IV, Theos Epiphanes, rev. Jupiter crowned by a Vic¬

tory, fine, size 9. Demetrius I, Soter, obv. Head in a laurel wreath; rev. with 2RTHPOS, two mons. and date, HNP (158), of the famous Seleucidan fera, beneath the female figure seated, fine and valuable size 8|-. 2 138 Antiochus IV, 2, one with NIKH4KDPOY, in addition to the other titles ; both desirable tetradrachms - 2 L/ 139 Antiochus IV, with Victory crowning Jupiter size 9^.

Demetrius I, 2, Drachms, varied - 3 r 139*Antiochus IV, Tetradrachm, with ©EOY., AI. mon., &c., the statue of Jupiter Nicephorus seated, fine and rare size 9^-. I 140 Demetrius I, rev. a Female seated on a throne, with HP. mon.

on exergue, a fine tetradrachm - I 141 Antiochus V, Eupator, Tetradrachm, obv. young Head, diademed, to right; rev. AI. mon. before Jupiter, seated, with victoriola and long sceptre ; EYIIAT0P02. on exergue, rare, and ivell

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Alexander I, Bala, oZ»v. Head, with broad fillet, in a wreath;

rev. Jupiter sitting, with Theopater Evergetes; on exergue, HP. moil., aJine tetradrachm - 1 Alexander I, 4, Drachms, type of the Apollo seated ; Hemi-

drachm, rev. Apollo standing. Demetrius II, with bearded portrait, a rare drachm . 6

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Demetrius II, obv. Bust, with broad fillet and long flowing beard, (alter the Parthian fashion); rev. Jupiter Nicephorus seated,

©EOY. NIKAT0P02, a fine and scarce tetradrachm

size 8. 1 Demetrius II, obv. bearded and diademed Head ; rev. Jupiter,

©EOY. NIKAT0P02, two mons., &c., a rare tetradrachm 1 Demetrius II, rev. Eagle, club, &c., minted at Tyre; rev. Apollo.

Antiochus VI, obv. radiated Head, rev. Apollo seated ; rev. Pan¬

ther ; in allusion to Bacchus, the favorite God of this youthful Syrian monarch ; rare, all well preserved.

Antiochus VII, Evergetes, 2, rev. Victory, varied, two fine drachms Q Antiochus VII, 4, rev. Eagle, struck at Tyre ; rev. Victory.

Alexander II, 2, rev. Pallas; rev. double Cornucopia ; chiefly Drachms, all varied, fine - g Antiochus VII, Evergetes, rev. Pallas Nicephora standing, &c., a fine tetradrachm - ^ Antiochus VII, very similar to the last _ \ Antiochus VII, Tetradrachm, minted at Tyre, rev. Eagle to left,

monogram, THP., &c. Drachms, 4, varied; all in fair pre¬

servation - - 5

Alexander II, Zebina, obv. diademed Portrait, rev. Jupiter Nicephorus seated, IZI. and A* beneath the throne, a well preserved tetradrachm - j Antiochus VIII, Epiphanes, rev. Jupiter, semi-draped type, APA. mon., an interesting tetradrachm. Antiochus VII rev. eagle, eaglet, &c. ; and a Drachm, rev. Victory 3 Antiochus VIII, rev. as before, but with ^ and n., fine 1 Antiochus VIII, rev. similar, but AB (Abydus ? v. Pellerin) and

A$ mon., date cqp (year 196), a desirable tetradrachm 1

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Hemidrachm, rev. Victory, size 2. Antiochus IX, rev. Vic¬

tory, AI and O, a rare drachm. Philippus Epiphanes Phila- delphus, 2, varied tetradrachms, ivellpreserved 5 156 Antiochus IX, Tetradrachm, rev. Pallas Nicephora standing, with $IA0IIAT0P02., various letters in the field, valuable and scarce - _ j urd. 157 Antiochus IX, very similar, but AI and A in the field, equally scarce and valuable - j 158 Seleucus VI, rev. with Epiphanes Nicator, also ANEI2I and a sprig before Pallas Nicephora to left, a remarkably perfect and spread tetradrachm, almost as it came from the die, of extreme rarity - size 8^. weight 244-^L grs. 1

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159 Seleucus VI, very similar, but with AAEAI4>, sprig, &c., a va¬

luable and fair tetradrachm _ 1 160 Antiochus XI, obv. diademed Portrait, rather like his brother Philip; rev. with P. E. A. placed vertically in front of Jupiter seated, the whole in a wreath of bay, a fne and scarce tetradrachm - j 161 Antiochus XI, obv. and rev. as before, but has also AI, mon., be- _ neath the throne, equally rare, fine, and desirable 1 n'l 162 Antiochus X, very similar, but with II., very rare, fine, and

desirable - j 163 Philippus, Tetradrachms, rev. Jupiter seated, varied 2 164 Philippus, nearly similar to the last _ 2 165 Tigranes, obv. Bust of the Armeno-Syro-Cilician Monarch, mitred, kc., to right; rev. Antiochia, or Tigranocerta, seated, as Visconti, ii. pi. xvi. n. 6, a rare, fine, and valuable tetra¬

drachm . j 166 Tigianes, as before, from different dies, slightly rubbed, but still

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167 Medals and Jettons, m lead .* On the absurd worship of the Goddess of Reason, of short duration. The weak and irre¬

solute Louis XVI. The beautiful Marie Antoinette. Le Peuple Francais reconnait l’Etre Supreme, &c., Hennin, n.627 Trois Ordres, 3, n. 13, Sfc. Republique, 1792. On the At¬

tack and Capture of the Bastille in July, 1789, 2, one coloured.

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Section du Palais Royal, “plaques,’ gilt, 2. Bastille 2. Ar- rete ton courroux. Depart des trois Ordres pour \ ersailles.

Etats Generaux, 1789. Municipality de Soissons; chiefly

scarce ~ - ° Q

La Commune de Paris, &c., 1789, iron, rare. Trois Ordres.

The celebrated Fete de la Federation du Champ de Mars.

Duke of Orleans. Ville-Affranchie, iron, scarce. Arm4e d’Hanovre, Bernadotte, &c. Rozier, Maury, Bastille, &c., all varied ; others, copper, gilt - 24 Louis XVI. accepting the Constitution. Bastille, 2. Ce metal provient, &c. Three Orders, 1789, 3. Barnave, Mirabeau, Franklin, Je Jure, &c., 1791. Talleyrand-Machiavel, 2.

Decorations, gilt, ivith loops, 2, &c. ; a[l varied 18 Lafayette, Federation, 1790, 3. Sur les Ruines, &c., Repub- lique, 1792. Abbe Maury, The Three Orders, Louis XVI.

and Queen, The fiery Marat, and four others, inscr. morts,

&c., 1793, oval, v. Fellmann, xliii, &c. Joseph II. and Pius VI. Souwaroff. Jettons, 12 ; all varied, some scaree 24 Satirical Medal, Donkey carrying Romanist relics, Popish in¬

signia, &.C., octangular, extra rare, as only three specimens are known, apparently unpublished - 1

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Chalier, rev. Marat, v. Fell, xliii. A la Gloire, &c., 1789.

Bastille, 3. Champ de Mars, 1790, two fine varieties. Char¬

lotte Corday, v. Fell. xliv. The Financier Necker, rev. Tri- omphe, &c. Trois Ordres - 12 Sermens reciproques, 1786, rare. Arrivee, &c., 1789. Bastille.

Robespierre and Charlotte Renaud. Louis XVI, &c., 2.

Dietrich. Trois Ordres, 2. Four others; varied 13 Robespierre, &c., 2, one as before. Washington. Necker, 2.

Trois Ordres, 3. Bastille. Pere Duchesne. Lafayette.

Duke of Montebello, rare. Others, varied, 10 22 *fn.

Bailly. Services des Comites. Adet. Bastille, 3. Trois Or- dres, 4. Others, 13, varied . 23 Orleans-44 Egalite,” ami du Peuple, 1789. A. Fred. C. Laharpe, 1798. Sante Publique. Le Pelletier. Nelson. Louis XVII.

Vigano. Bailly. Alex. Beauharnais. Trois Ordres. Champ de Mars, 1790. Maury. Others, 12, all varied, as usual,

throughout the sale - - 24 J*lAsUL Medallion, anniversaire de la prise de la bastille, cele-

bre le 14 juillet 1790, v. Fellmann, xxii. 4, by Andrieu, of beautiful work, and rare - 1

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179 Battle ot Marengo, 2, Mount St. Bernard, Baptism of the King of Rome, Louis XVIII, all by Anclrieu 5 180 Bonaparte, rev. choisissez, hand, sword, and olive branch, v. Fellmann, xcvi. 1, rare ; m. he gave, &c. (Eccleston’s Medallion), v. Fell. xcii. 11, bronze, gilt - 2

181 Others, varied, some rare, all fine - 28 182 Very similar, 10. Jettons, struck in France, Germany, &c.

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183 Police Judiciaire, gilt, with loop. Medallions, in lead, of 1848, 1849, &tc., 9, all varied. Rep. Cisalpina, soldi 30, 2. Terni, Perugia, 1797, &c., 4 ; rare and fine - 16

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184 Godoy, obv. Bust, rev. esta, &c.; Poussin, by Dumarest;

Denon, 4, all varied ; Pauline Borghese, rev. Three Graces ; Nelson, rev. Nile, 1798, &c.; Barthelemy, author of Ana- charsis, &c., rev. viro, &c.; Duchess of Berry, by Montagny, rev. ciyiym, &c.; some rare _ IQ 184*Blucher, by Halliday ; The Pretender, Henry Cardinal, soi disant Duke ol York, &c., rev. non., &c., mdcclxyi, by Cropanese, rare and fine ; Pius VII, by Webb, a beautiful medallion 3

185 Masonic Medalets, 10 ; Jettons, 28, varied, some gilt; Camba- ceres; Canton de Vaud, mdccciii, fiyie - 40 185*~Raphael, by the late TV. Wyon, R.A., 1848, the rare Primrose medal . j 186 Napoleon, rev. Mont Blanc, rev. Catullus, &c.; Lycee de Mar¬

seille, and others, varied, all sizes, and fine . 32 186 A ‘ Cliche, gdt, of Frederick II. of Prussia reviewing troops, of fine work; Lafayette, rev. in youth, &c>, by Halliday;

Marquis of Hastings, and three others, fine _ Q 187 Egypte Conquise ; J. J. Rousseau, 2; Fernel and Pare; Passage du Tagliamento; Lafayette; Cavaignac; Louis Napoleon, President, 3; Duke of Bordeaux ; others, varied, 12, fine 22 188 Louis XVIII, Pattern of Five Francs, by Gatteaux; Revolu¬

tionary Medals, lead, struck at Lyons, 1848, 3, rare 4

Vn) 189 Maishal Biune, by Salwirck; King and Queen of Bavaria * Passage of the Adda, rare; Wurtemburg Nuptials; Vienna taken ; Mont Genevre Obelisk; Orphelines ; Desaix ; Sur¬

render of Mantua; Iron Crown of Lombardy; Wurtzburgh,

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189*Dukes of Angouleme and Berry, sons of Charles X; Henri Quatre and Louis XVIII ; Necker, rev. plain; Sardinia, MDCCCXiin, with the good King, Victor Emanuel, on horse¬

back ; Duchesses of Berry and Angouleme; Duke of Enghien;

Jenner; Nice, 1814; Dr. Guillotin, 2 ; Lavoisier; Henry of Hayti, “ Centieme,” 2 ; Bichat; all desirable 14 190 Petion; Louis XVI. and his Queen; Elizabeth, Dauphin;

Ch. Corday ; Lafayette, and twelve others, chiefly shells.

Leads, 23, relating to the Revolution of 1848 ; all fine 42 190*Napoleon, rev. descente en angeeterre, v. Milling en, xxxvi.

126, by Droz and Denon, supposed very rare, but cf. Fellmann pi. v. no. 1 1 191 Duke D’Enghien ; Napoleon ; Louis XVI, &c., varied 30 191*Father Mathew, rev. he reasoneth, &c., mdcccxevii, a me¬

dallion., by Leonard JVyon, R.A. - 1 192 Napoleon, 2, rev. il. moyrvt, &c., rare ; rev. his Tomb; Ledru- Rollin, obv. Bust of the sour Democrat, rev. plain, a medallion, by Bouvet, Louis Philippe, by Depaulis; others, varied, 5, fine _ - - 9 192*Republica Romana, flags, &c., anno, sesto ; Dr. Guillotin;

Louis Philippe, 7, Patterns for Copper Coins; Byron ; Eliza, VIA. da. EVCCA, with the Goddess Vibilia ; Christian VII,

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Ferdinand IV. of Sicily, 2, 1792 and 1798,

Joachim Murat, 1810; all well preserved - 8 Napoleon, Five Franc Pieces, of different mints, viz. Turin, Strasburgh, &c., chiefly of 1812 - 15 French Republic, 4, (years 5, 6 and 7); Joseph Napoleon, 1807 ; Murat, 2, 1813; Lewis of Bavaria, 4, varied 12 French Republic, 8, (years 5, 6, 7 and 8), different mints.

Napoleon, 4, 1814 ; Lewis of Bavaria, rev. Wreaths, 1838. 16 lies de France and Bonaparte, by Aveline, 1810, v. Milling en, Ixxiii. 467 ; Scudo Romano, rev. Figure of Liberty; Joseph, 1808 ; Republic of Naples, anno, settimo, &,c.; Napoleon, 4, 1811, varied; Free Lombardy, 1848 - 9 Napoleon, 1813, &c., 14, all varied mints; Wurtemberg, 2, 1833 and 1846 ; Baden, 1836 and 1844 - 18 Louis XVI, 6, 1792 (2), 1793 (4), Bust, rev. regne, &cc., all of different mints ; Louis XVIII, 4, varied - 10

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201 Bavarian Dollars of Louis I, rev. all different, fine and in¬

teresting - - - \Q JL M ’ 201#Bavarian Dollars, varied from the preceding, fine 12 3 /f *

201**Others, somewhat different from the former, one rev. the pre¬

sent Bavarian Royal Family, fine - 12 ^ ^ ' 202 Napoleon, Dollars, 1809, &c.; Louis XVIII, &c. 15 3 / . 203 Louis XVI, Crowns, 1793; Republic, &c., 6; Napoleon, 4,

one an. 13. pau., 1810, &c.; Joseph, 1808 - 12 2~ 10 * 204 Napoleon, Crowns, 1808, 1812, &c., varied - 21 72 * 205 Murat, 3, Dollars, 1809, &c. ; Ferdinand III, 1810, rare.

Ferdinand IV, 1805; Ferdinand VII. of Spain, 1821, the Half Dollar; Francis I, 1825; French Republic, 1848, as good

as a proof 8 / /f • 206 Charles and Marie Louise, 3, Dollars, 1807, varied ; Cisalpine,

2; Lucca, 1805; Joseph, 1809; Marie Louise, 1815; all

fine dollars s / h - 207 Medals of Mirabeau, obv. Bust, by Galle, rev. honokE, &.c,,fine

and rare; Pacte Federatif; Federation; Exemple, See.;

Leopold II, Sec.; Confederation ; Robespierre and C. Renaud,

lead, rare; Marie Antoinette 8 ) /C f 208 A.u Cultivateui, v. Hennzn, 88, JeJuie, Sec., 220, rare %n silver ;

Liberte, Sec., 581 ; Constitution, 526; Lewis XVI; J’accuse, 536, scarce; Bailly, 552; Frankfort, 2, 376 and 378 ;

Francis II, 839 - - iq / f) * 209 Ere Frangaise, 374; Frankfort, 378; J?y ferai, 63; Ce bon

Peuple, 124; Castorland, 755; Soreze, 758; Justum, 830, Patrie, 140, varied; Adalbert, Bishop of Fulda, Sec., a Dol¬

lar, v. Hennin, 709, 710 - 9 f , ,

V 210 Necker, v. Hennin, 44; Pacte, v. 165; Louis XVI; Louis XVII, v. 664; Fonds, v. 116; Comptes, 2, v. 739; Fede¬

ration, v. 129 ; and another, Masonic, dated 5789, v. 94 10 ) )) , i 211 Frederick of Prussia, v. 662; Anciens, 789 ; Cinq Cents, 790 ;

Marie Antoinette; Concert, 919; Lycee, and twelve Medalets,

varied, some rare and ivell preserved . 18 / /Z , 212 Napoleon, on his Nuptials, 4, all varied, fine medallions; The

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213 Emperor, m>. Battle of Lutzen; Imperial Eagle, fevrier.

mdcccxiy ; Malheurs de la guerre , Constitution, mdcccxy ;

Napoleon II, by Schmidt; all valuable, being from private dies - ~ ^ 214 Droits de l’homme, a shell; Daragon ; Marat, a shell; Kieffer ; Marat, and four other busts, rev. plain; William IV. of Orange ; Louis XVI; Marie Antoinette, rev. ton. courage,

Sec., rare; Vormatia ; Louis XVIII; Ferdinand VII, iei.

constitution, de. 1812, Sec., a fne medallion; Pax Pali

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siensis, &e.

215 Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia, rev. adventys, &c.,

a medallion; Guyane Frangaise, 2, 1818, 1846; Neapolitan Dollar of 1791, rev. soli, redvci, some fine - 4 216 Westphalian Dollar of Jerome, by Tiolier, 1808, v. Millingen, lviii. 360, a rare and valuable pattern - ^ 217 Dollars of Genoa, Piedmont, Berg, Berg and Cleves, &c., 1796,

1802, 1804, 1806, &c.; lies de France, Sec., 1810

218 Other Dollars, varied: Lucca; Westphalia, 4, one rev. seegen,

&c., 1811 ; Tuscany, &c., some rare - 13 219 Dumouriez, 406 {shell, or “ repousse ”), rare; King and Queen, 2, one Hennin, 644; Italicus, 880 ; Hub. Vienno, Sec., 289, bell metal, scarce - - 5 220 Francis II, rev. den. tapferen, &c.; Esperance, &c., with loop, v. 564, scarce; Citoyen Sauve, 175; Frederick Call of Mayence, 702; eight others, varied - 12 221 Napoleon, on the restoration of the Cisalpine Republic, by Lavy;

Peace of Luneville, rev. bonheur, &c. ; Colonne Nationale ; Marshal Brune, rev. helvetico, scarce ; all medallions 4 222 Prince Eugene, rev. honneur, Sec. ; Napoleon as Hercules, rev. istrie, Sec. ; Ville de Lille au lu Consul, 1803, See.;

Comizi Cisalpini; another, by Lavy, rev. Wreath, vota, Sec.;

fine medallions - - 5 223 Elisa and Felix of Lucca, Sec., obv. their Busts, by the most justly famed Santarelli, rev. dignioribus, Sec.; Forli Prize Medal, rev. experiments, Sec., both rare - 2 224 Organisation of Public Instruction, and others, varied 8 225 Jerome’Napoleon’s Military Decoration, 1809, loop, Sfc., rare;

Jettons, 15, all varied " 16 226 General Kleber (assassinated in Egypt); Cambaceres, Lebrun, Lafayette, Masonic Medalets, Sec. - 28

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tout pour l’empire, fine ; Rome, medal known as a Proof Dollar, giorno, &c., rare, v. lxv. 388 - 3 228 Castorfiind, Medals, Badges, and Medalets, varied 12 229 Napoleon, rev. moyen de multiplier, &c., by Brenet; others,

varied from the preceding lot - 10

230 Eye of Providence, 2, v. Hennin and Fellrnann; Pius VII, rev. clero, &c. ; J. J. Rousseau ; Conseil des Anciens, and four others, all varied - 9 231 Frederick William II, 3, varied; Francis II, by Wirt; Pillar,

furore, &c., mdccxciii. {unpublished), by Kruger; Camba-

ceres, and six others - - 12

232 Francis II. of Austria; Louis XVI; Lebrun and Cambaceres ; Vesalius ; den kaempfern, &c., mdccic, inedited; five

others - - 10

tjur 233 Stephanie Napoleon, Great Duchess of Baden, obv. beautiful diademed Bust to left of Josephine’s Niece, mdcccxii, doell,

rev. zum lohne, &c., a most rare and interesting silver gilt premium medal for Heidelberg, published from this specimen by Fellrnann, 1840, lxxii - size 132r. 1

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mdcccviii ; Masonic, an. 5811, with bust of Napoleon;

Madrid, &c., rare ; eight others, varied - 12 u 235 Citizens of Gard, size 16; Calendrier Republicain, rare; four

others, varied - 6

236 Exemple aux Peuples; School of Design, Rome, rare.

Ferdinand IV, obv. helmeted Head with feathers, rev. militibus,

&c., intended for a military decoration; Louis XVI, and twelve others - 15 237 Palloy, obv. Bust, rev. je. ne. respire, &c.; Philippe Egalite;

Pyramids, rev. plain, (a shellJ, v. Hennin, 849, and Fellrnann, lxviii; Napolio {sic.), by V. Cocchi, rev. gloria, &c.

Castorland; some scarce - .5 238 Bridge of Dresden, 1813; Frederick William II; Jettons, 16, varied - - -18 239 Republican and Imperial Badges, Shell Medals, Jettons, &c., all varied - - - 16 240 Badges, &c., varied from the preceding - 15

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241 Obsidional Dollars of Spain: Ferdinand VII, 1808 (octagonal);

1808 of Unduro, and two others, 1809; Barcelona, 1809

and 1812 - - 7

242 Napoleon, obv. Comizi Cisalpini in Lione, with cos. cis.

Insubria, by Vasscillo ; Spalatro, mdcccvii ; Saxonia, &c., Jenae, mdcccyi ; Rome and Paris; Frederick Augustus of Saxony 6 243 Similar, on the Peace of Luneville ; Francis I. of Austria;

Mexican Dollars, 5, 1794, 1821, 1822, 1823; Bonaparte’s Visit to the Mint, an. xi ; Jettons, 5, varied - 13 244 Swiss Dollars, viz. Berne, 1798 ; Ticino, 1814, rare; Zurich;

Lucerne; Geneva, 1794, 1795, both scarce; Argau, 1812 7 245 Similar of Bale, 1793; Vaud, 1812; Berne, 2, 1795 and 1798;

Appenzell, 1812; Lucerne, 1814; Zurick, 1813; Friburgh,

1813 - 8

246 Swiss Dollars, 3 : Berne, 2, 1795 and 1796 ; Lucerne, 1814.

Half Dollars, 10: Neufchatel, 4, 1791, 1796 and 1799, rare; Berne, 3, 1796 and 1797; Soleure, 1798 ; Argau, 1809 ; Vaud, 1810- - 13 247 Switzerland: Quarter Dollars, &c., some of good silver 52 248 Obsidional Dollars of Zacatecas, obv. Ferdinand VII, &c., rev. moneda. provision ale. i)E. zacatecas, rare 2

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249 Theodotus, the Satrap, obv. Head to right, rev. BA2IAEOS.

AIoAoToY, Jupiter, with thunderbolt, to left, eagle, &c., v. Wilson's important work, Ariana Antiqua, p. 219, a rare

drachm - 1

250 Euthydemus, obv. diademed Portrait, rev. BA^IAEO^. EY-

®YAHMO[Y], Hercules seated, K behind, a scarce and fine tetradrachm, v. Wilson, pi. i. n. 4 - size 7. 1

251 Euthydemus, types as before, of a barbarous fabric.

Pleliocles, Tetradrachm, Wilson ii. 6, probably an antique casty or copy - 2 252 Eukratides, the Obolus, rev. Palms and Bonnets of the Dioscuri,

fine - - size 1. 1

253 Antimachus-Nikephoros, bilingual Hemidrachm, obv. Victory, rev. Monarch on horseback, v. Prinsep, 1844, pi. ii. 8, a fine

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gual hemidrachm of great value: first found and described by

Masson, 1834-36 - - 1

256 Menander, obv. diademed Bust to right, rev. his prevailing device, the Minerva-Promachos, (which is found on Thessalian, Mace¬

donian, and Seleucidan medals, generally executed in a much more masterly manner), Wilson, n. 14, a jine hemidrachm 1 257 Menander, slightly varied - 1 258 Menander, nearly same types, but obv. Bust with helmet, Wil¬

son, 7i. 15, jine - - 1 259 Menander, another, neai'hj as jine - 1 260 Menander, another, well 'preserved - 1 261 Menander, obv. Bust to left, with fillet, javelin, &c., rev. the usual Pallas type to left, and mon., Wilson, n. 16, fine 1

262 Menander, as the preceding, of nearly equal condition 1

263 Menander, same types, but the Minerva to right, fine 1

264 Menander, similar, in a less perfect condition - 1

^ 265 Apollodotus, obv. the Royal sacred Elephant, rev. the holy humped Indian Bull of the androgynous Siva, a. in exergue, a fine and rare bilingual hemidrachm - 1

266 Apollodotus, similar types, but with the letter c. beneath the

sacred bull, fine - - 1

267 Apollodotus, very similar, but no letter - 1

268 Apollodotus, obv. Bust, rev. Pallas, v. Wilson, iv. n. 13, and

Prinsep, a rare variety - 1

269 Hermseus Soter, obv. Bust, rev. Jupiter seated, varied from Prinsep, iv. 3; Spalyrius the Just, Ario-Parthian Prince, the bilingual characters are all distinguishable, cf. Prinsep, viii. 5, unknown of this metal, and valuable, if genuine ; it is fabri- cated perhaps from the copper coin - 2 270 Azes, obv. the Greco-Indo Monarch, bearded, standing to left, rev. King on horseback to right, cf. Prinsep, vii. 19, a rare and fairly presei'ved hemidrachm - 1

271 Azilises, obv. Figure on horseback, to right, rev. the Pallas type to left, v. Wilson and Prinsep, a scarce hemidrachm 1

272 Azilises, a very similar coin, equally well preserved and rare l 273 Arsacidan Drachmae of Arsaces XXI. Golzares; ArsacesXXX;

Yolageses V, &c. - - 10

274 Arsaces XIV ; Arsaces XV; Arsaces XVIII, with ONU1NHC, rare; Arsaces XXX, &c. - 13

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276 Arsaces XV. (Phrahates IV.), rev. Jupiter seated, to left, a rare and ivell preserved tetradrachm

277 Arsaces XXI, rev. Gotarzes seated to right, a female with cor¬

nucopia, crowning him, v. Mt. S. v. viii, &c., a valuable tetradrachm

ffi Ul , 278 Arsaces XXV, obv. with b, rev. Pacorus I, seated to left, re¬

ceiving a crown from a turreted female, date ©IIT (389), a fine and scarce tetradrachm - ^

*2* v. Revue Numismatique, 1841, pp. 245, 255 ; a publication always replete with valuable matter.

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with the Ferouer, the Divinity Ormuzd (v. Lajard), or bust of the genius of the Grand Monarch, on the fire-nltai between Priests, one small size, varied from those hitherto published, rare and fine; Varahranes I; Cosroes I; CosroesII; Azeimi,

and two others - - 10

280 Sapor II, cfi. Longperier, pi. vi. 4, but far better preserved, and perfectly legible both on obverse and reverse ; in fact, a de¬

sirable specimen - ^

*/ ^ ' » 281 Perose ; Cosroes I; Hormisdas IV ; V arahranes VI, 2 ; ano¬

ther, obv. the full-faced Bust of Ormuzd, rev. Bust to right, unknown to Longperier, but certainly Sassanian, having Deva- nagri legends, rare ; Cosroes II, 3, varied - 9 282 Sapor I .fine, but broken ; Uncertain, obv. and rev. Busts, nearly as before ; Artaxerses II; Perose ; Cavades ; Cosroes I ; Hormuzd IV ; another, slightly broken

283 Sapor I ; Cosroes I; Hormuzd IV ; Varahranes VI; Cosroes II,

&c. - - 8 284 Sapor I,

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284b An excellent Mahogany Medal Cabinet, by Roberts, with six-

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285 Miscellaneous Greek Silver Coins, Macedonia ; Phlius ; Thasus ; Cyrene, 2 ; Ephesus, Darics, 3, &c., in fair state 13 /

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286 Aspendus, usual types, slightly varied - 2 »

^ 287 Ptolomseus Soter, obv. diademed Bust of the Lagidean Sovereign, rev. Holy Vulture, lka. and ki., Cittium v. F. Lenormant, m Revue Num., 1853-4, afine tetradrachm. Ptolomseus XII, Dionysius, obv. Bust, crowned with ivy, thyrsus and chlamys, rev. Eagle on fulmen, a rare and valuable didrachm 2 2- 288 Darics, 8, varied, one is in gold - 8 JL 289 Parthian Drachm, of uncertain attribution, obv. bearded Bust, with

the Phrygian cap, to left, and inscription, rev. huge full- faced bearded Head “ k longue chevelure,” legend, &c., in fair preservation, apparently very rare. Surasthran Drachm, v. E. Thomas, 1848. Juba I., a Denarius, of his usual types.

Indian coins, &c., 9, including one of Java (Dutch East India Company) 1786 - 18 7 290 Persian Satrap, obv. Bust to right, short beard, the head dress is

peculiar, consisting of a curious cap with fillets, large ear-ring, a decoration which is decidedly Oriental, a practice so far universal even in the present day that every man has in his youth his ears pierced for such an ornament, and many men wear them ; the features of the face are also very Oriental, rev. Altar, priest, standard, and (Pehlvi ?) legend

size 7. weight 261-jL- grs. 1 »

*** A variety of this fine tetradrachm has been published by the learned Duke de Luynes, v. Satrapies

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Paris, 1846) at page 42 and plate vi. The late respected proprietor of this valuable Collection, an excellent judge and a competent authority, was, as is also the Cataloguer, per¬

fectly satisfied as to its being genuine.