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H.

G.

SAMPSON.

COLLI^CTION

01;

COINS,

'I'HE I'WJl'EK'rV

01-Mr.

PBRGUSON

HAINBS,

BIDDEFORD,

MAINE.

CATALOGUED

BY

S.

H.

&

H.

CHAPMAN,

To

r.E

SOLD AT

Auction

Messrs.

r^AA^GS

CO.

i.'V

741

^A^roo^iucitj,

MAY

28th,

1880,

PREFACE.

Philadelphia,j" mo. ist, i88o.

We

herewith present the catalogue of a collection of coins selected

from the duplicates of Mr. Ferguson Haines,

among

which will be found

some very desirable pieces, viz. Pattern

Crown

of Geo. Ill, of England,

by Mills, Massachusetts

Oak

Tree shilling, in uncirculated condition.

Con-tinental Currency piece of 1783, of which but four are

known

to exist.

Connecticut cent of a variety not mentioned in Crosly, in uncirculated

condition. Very tine 1788

New

Jersey cent, horse head facing to the left.

Very fine 1S06 cent, etc.

The

collection will be on exhibition for examination by Philadelphia

collectors on the 25th and 26th of May, at ouroffice. No. 2043

Tower

Street.

Catalogues will be priced for fifty cents, and

may

be obtained, and orders faithfully executed by the principal dealers and ourselves.

We

guarantee all the coins and medals genuine.

The

American Scale is used.

Very Respectfully,

S.

H.

&

H.

CHAPMAN,

CATALOGUE.

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ENGLISH

HALF

PENNY

TOKENS.

1703 1794 1705 1705 1703 1793 1795 1794 1797 1795 1705 1795 1795 1794 1793 1794 1811 1813

Birmingham.

Obv.

Nude

buy. Uncirculated.

Chichester. Obv. Beautiful bust of <2ueen Eli/.abetli. Hev. Cathedral. Uncirculated. Desirable.

Chelesa. Obv.

Man

on a crutch. Uncirculated.

Chesham.

Obv. Coat of Arms. Uncirculated.

Coventry.

Lady

Godiva

on horseback. Bev. Ele])hant. Uncirculated.

Coventry.

Same

de.sigu. Very good,

t'oventry.

Same

design.

Very

good. Rare date.

Charles Marquis Cornwallis. Obv. Fine bust. Hev. Figure of victory, etc. Fine. Scarce.

One

Penny.

Dundee. Obv.

Dunhope

Castle. Rev. Flax-Heckling. Bronze

proof. Rare.

London

Corrc.sponding Society. Obv.

Four

figures. Rev.

A

Dove. Uncirculated.

Lutwyche, manufacturer of coins, etc. Fine. Farthing.

Town

of Poole. Uncirculated.

Sise Lane. Obv. Figure. Rev. Triangle. Uncirculated.

Sworth. Obv. Bust of

Howe.

I'ncirculated.

“A

Map

Of

France.” Uncirculated.

”

John

Wilkin.son, Iron Master.” Obv. Bust- Rev.

Man

furnace. Bronze proof. Rare.

Bath, etc. Farthings. Uncirculated.

Almost

uncirculate<l. DitVerent. Desirable lot.

Different from above. PMue. Desiiable.

Very

good. All different.

All different. Very fair.

All dilferent. V'ery fair.

Poor

and

verypoor, tt ])ierced.

Sfalfordshire. I*enny. Very fine.

at 3 pieces. 14 iiieees. 12 pieces. 17 jiieces. 30 }»ieces. 30 Jiieces. 34 Jiieces.

All different.

Good

to fine. Pennies.

Birmingham.

3 jionce. Obv.

Workhouse.

Miscellaneous cards, inedalets, etc.

13 Jiieces.

Large. Fine. 40 jiiect's.

G

COPPER

_COINS.

COPPER

COINS.

3

V

o

A,

i

—

V

83 34

3

28 1857 Australia

and

Victoria Store Cards.

Very

fine. ₃ pieces. cT 29 1806

Bahama,

Ionian Islands, Ceylon, Sarawack, Liberia, Isle of

Man,

Bermuda. Good. Desirablelot. 17 pieces.

30 1731

“Bung

Towns.”

“Ganges

III Rate,” etc. Poor. 6 pieces.

31

“Bung

Towns.”

“Louis

Sixteenth.” Rev.

“Music

Charms,”

“Shakespeare.” Rev.

“North

Wales.” Very

good. ₂ pieces.

32 Canada.

“Montreal

and

Lachine Railroad

Company.”

Obv. Locomotive. Rev.

“

Third Class.” Beaver. Pierced

through centre, as probably all were.

Very

good.

Very

rare.

Canada.

New

Foundlaud, etc.

Very

good. Different. 19 pcs.

England. Pattern_^ Penny. Obv. \Vm. III. Rev. MariaII.

Bust on each side. Good. Light olive.

Very

rare.

35 England. Maria II.

Same

bust as above. Rev. Rose bush with full

blown

rose. Pattern Farthiug. Good.

3(5 1797 England. Geo. III. Half Peuuy. Large.

Very

fine.

Scarce.

1797 England. Geo. III. Penny. Large. Good. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1799 England. Geo. III.

Penny

andFarthing. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.

1841 England. Victoria. Plain head. Penny, _^ Penny; Farthing.

^ Farthing. Uncirculated. 4 pieces.

1874 England. Victoria. Laureated head. Penny, and

Farthing. Uncirculated. 3 pieces.

East India. England, etc. Good. 31 pieces.

1876 Political medals.

Hayes

and Wheeler. Tilden and

Hen-dricks.

White

medal.

Two

kinds. Pierced, wfith tape

attached. Size 14.

'35

pieces.

Jamaica. Half Penny.

Wm.

Smith.

Very

good. Scarce.

Sweden. Complete set of Dalers. Different.

Very

good.

Scarce. 10 pieces.

Isle of

Man.

Geo. III. 1786. Penny. Good. Scarce. Argentine Confederation. 4 Centavos. Fine. Rare.

Miscellaneous lotof store card.s, etc.

Very

good. 35 pieces.

Centennial store card of E. Lucien Richie. Phila. lawyer. Obv. ArtGallery.

Type

metal._^ Said tobe extremelyrare.

Very

fine.

Mexico. Gen. Morales. Dollar. Obv. AIo. 8. R. 1813, surrounded

by fancy work. Rev. Bow' and Arrow.

SUD.

surrounded

by

ornamental work. Copper.

Very

fine.

Very

rare.

The

finest

we

have seen. 37 39

7

^

40

^

₄₁ 2- 42

^

43 44 45 2. C> 46 2- ₄₇ J-f- (/ 48

^^49

ENGLISH GOLD

AND

SILVER

COINS.

4

ENGLISH

GOLD

AND

SILVER

COINS.

50

to

r,i

^0

.52 /_{Z- 58} 54

9

r. <?o

or

55 50 57 58 cPo 59 jTo ₀₀

LJ

02

1

08 04 / (/ 05 00 07

n

08 1ij~b

Cutlired. Ivin^ of Northumberliuid. (883). Obv.

CVTIL

REX.

(’loss with one limb recrossed. Rev.

ERIAICEC’I.

(’ross in

centre. Penny.

Very

fine. Very rare.

Brou^bt

t7 in

Coben

sale.

Etbelred, II. (978-1010). Obv. Bust withtitles. Rev. Cross

and legend. Penny. Fine. Rare.

Henry

III. (1210-1272). Penny.

Very

good.

Edward

I. (1272-1807). Penny. Very good.

Edward

III. (1817-1377). Penny. Good. 2 pieces.

Edward

III. (1327-1377). Groat.

Very

fair.

Henry

V. (1413-1422). Penny. Fine.

Henry

V. (14i:j-1422). Groat. Fine.

Henry

VI. (1422-1401). Groat.

Very

gotMl.

Henry

VII. (1485-15091.

London

Groat. Very good. Groat. Good.

Half Groat. Fine.

Sbilling. Fine.

Half ('rown.

Very

good. Scarce.

Henry

VIII. (1509-1547).

Henry

VIII. (1509-1547).

Edward

VI. (1547-1558). Elizabeth.- (1558-1002). 3 pieces. Scarce. Elizabeth Sbilling. Good.

Elizabeth. Sixpence. Threepence. Poor. Elizabeth. Threepence. 1502.

Very

good. Elizabeth.

Twopence.

Fine. Scarce.

Elizabeth.

Twopence

and penny.

Very

fair.

Janies I. (1002-1025). Sovereign. Obv. Bust,

behind the head

XX.

Rev. Shield of arms, with

Fine. Rare. Gold. Size 23.

Janies I. Second coinage.

Crown.

King

on horseback.

Evenly struck. Rare.

70a .James I. (1002-1025). Sbilling and Sixpence.

Very

poor, 2 pcs.

706 Janies I.

Penny

and

Two

Penny. Goixl. 2 pieces.

71 Charles I. (1025-1049). Sovereign. Obv. Bust with titles,

behind the head

XX.

Rev. Shield with

arms and

in.scription.

Fine. Gold. Rare. Size 22.

Charles I. (1025-1049). Half

Crown.

King

on horseback. Fine. Charles I. Sixpence and

Twopence.

Very

gotnl. 2 pie<'os.

74

Commonwealth.

(1049-1058). I’arthing in ])cwter. Obv. Shield

with cros.s. ‘4

OVNCE

FINE.

PEWTR!'’

a wreath of roses

above, with letters T. K. Rev. Sliield with Irish harp radiated.

“FOR

NECESSARY

CHANGE.”

Fair. Rare.

75 Cromwell. (1658-1000). Shilling. 1058.

Has

been gilt. Pien-ed.

Very

good.

Very

rare.

/7

/

2 -U~0

t?

72 ^2- ₇₃ 2 pieces, with titles, inscription. Good.

s

ENGLISH

SILVER

COINS.

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2-0~

₇₇ 78

XiT

70

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80 81

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82

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83 f c/y 84

/o

85

X-dJL

80

U

0 87

yr

88

Ao

89 / 90

13

91

id'

92

Jyy

94 /

A

j 95

cr

90 /

^

i»7

u'

98

fo~

99 /(f~ UU) /

tiC

101 102 (J 2. 103 104 cT, 105

Charles II. (1060-1684). Pattern for.Farthiug. Obv. Carolus A. Carolo. Bust with flowinghair, date 1065 below. Rev. Figure

seated. Struck ou a planchet

composed

of one brass and

two

copper rings. Proof.

Very

rare.

Charles II. 1605. Bust with short hair, otherwise

same

as above. Silver.

Very

fine. Scarce.

Charles II. Half Crown,

and

Chas. I. Shilling. Poor. 2 pcs.

Charles II.

Four and

Threepence.

James

II. Threepence.

Very

good. 3 pieces.

William and Mary. (1088-1096). Bustaccolated. HalfCrown.

1689. Good.

William

and

Mary. Three

and

Two-twopence.

Very

good. 3 pcs.

William and Mary. Threepence and

James

II. Fourpeuce.

Pierced. 2 pieces.

William III. (1095-1702). Crown. 1695. Pair.

William III. Half Crown. 1697.

Very

good.

William III. Sixpence. Different.

Very

fair. ₂ pieces.

Anne. (1702-1714).

Crown.

1713.

Very

fine. Scarce.

Anne. Half Crown. 1707. Poor.

Anne. Shilling. 1709. Uncirculated.

Anne. Six,

Four

and Twopence.

Very

good. 3 pieces.

George I. (1714-1727). Half

Crown.

1717.

Very

fine.

George I. Sixpence. S. S. Co. Geo. II. Fourpence.

Very

fine. 2 pieces.

George I. and William III. Threepence. Geo. II. Shilling.

Good. 3 pieces.

George III. (1760-1820). Pattern

Crown

by Mills. Obv.

Bust

to right. Rev.

Four

shields with the

arms

of England,

Scot-land, Ireland and Hanover, with the rose, thistle,

shamrock

and white bor.se of

Hanover

in the angles. Proof. Rare.

George III. 1804.

Bank

of

England

Dollar. Struck over a Spanish Dollar. Fine.

George III. Half Crown. 1816. Large herculean bust. Uncir-culated. Obv. Proof.

George III. Sixpence and Penny. Good. 2 pieces.

George IV. (1820-1830). Half Crown. 1825. Proof.

George IV.

Four

and Three-pence.

Good

and fine. ₂ pieces.

AVilliam IV. (1830-1837). Half Crown. 1834. Uncirculated.

William IV. Fourpence. 1831. Proof surface dulled.

Victoria. (1837

—

). Godless Florin. 1849. Uncirculated.

Victoria. Duplicate.

Almost

uncirculated.

Victoria. Half Crown. 1840.

Almost

uncirculated.

Victoria. Six, Four, Three and Two-pence.

Very

fine

and

uncirculated. 5 pieces.

COLONIAL

COINS.

y Victoria, llonj^ Kong. East India. Very line. Small. 4 i^cs.

107 Gloucester

Token

Two

Shillings and Sixj)ence. V^ery good.

So

108 Douglas

Bank

Token.

One

Shilling. 1811. Obv. Scene.

Very

lino. 108* fio 109 Jc 110 fea ₁₁₂ 118 ^ ₁₁₄ / 115

7

i' 110

crV

₁₁₇ 118

SCOTCH

COINS.

Alexander III. Penny.

Very

good.

David II. Groat. Bu.st ofkingwith sceptre.

Very

good. Scarce.

James. Half Testoon, etc. Fair. 2 pieces.

Charles 1. Bust with titles,

XL

behind the head. Forty pence. Size of a Sixpence. Good.

Charles II. 1077. Bu.st. Rev.

Four

shields intersected by

thistles. Sixi)ence. Very good.

Charles II. 1077. Copper. Size of a Half Penny. Bust. Rev.

Crowned

Thistle. Good. Scarce.

Charles II. 1081. Similar, butfor Ireland. Fair.

William and Mary. 1092. Forty Shillings. Size of a Half

Crown.

Good.

William

and

Mary. 1090.

Ten

Shillings. Size of a Shilling, good.

Ireland.

James

I. Bust. Rev.

Crowned

harp. Sixpence. Fair. Scarce.

Scotch

and

Irish copper coins. Scarce lot. Good. G pieces.

/ii/‘119 120 121 •t/(/ 122

A

128

/V

124 /, 125 .

^

126

is

127

V

128 u J 129 /C- 180 c/> 131

/o

₁₃₂

COLONIALS.

1052 iMassachusetts. Oak-tree. Shilling.

Sharp

impression.

Strictly uncirculated.

A

very rare and desirable coin.

Crosby Plato I. No. 9. Obv. No. 2. Rev. I).

1787 Massachusetts. Cent. Obv. 2 b. Rev. A.

Very

fair.

1787 .Massachusetts. Cent. Obv. 8. Rev. G.

Very

line. Dark.

1787 Massachu.setts. Half-cent. Obv. 1. Rev. I). Light

let-tering. Fine. Scarce.

1788 Massachusetts. Cent. Obv. 1. Rev. 1). Fine. Light

olive.

1788 Massachusetts, ('ent. Obv. 2. Rev. B. Gt*od.

1788 Massachusetts. Obv. 8. Rev. C. Fine. Fhilceing planchet. 1788 Mas.sachusetts. Cent. Obv. 10. Rev.L. rncirculated. Obv. brown. Rev. light oli\e. Strong imj)re.ssion. Desirable. 1788 Massachusetts. Cent. Obv. No. 12. Rev. K.

Very

tine.

1788 M:i.ssachusett8. Cent. Obv. 10. Rev. E.

amt

L. Goml. 3 pcs.

1788 Massachusetts. Half-ceiit. Fair. Obv. 1. Rev. B.

1787, 1788. Massachusetts. Cen.s. Ditferent. Classilied. Pair. 5js-s.

1783 Maryland. Chalmers. Annapolis. Shilling. Fair. Pierced. 1785 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 1. Rev. E. Poor.

Very

raretyjro.

10

COLONIAL

_COINS.

Zr

133

^

134 135 V

"

130 137 138

1785 Comiecticut. Cent. Obv.2. Hev. A. Good. Light olive.

1785 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 4. llev. A. Good.

1785 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 4. Kev. D. Fair.

1785 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. F.

Negro

head. Good.

Edge

battered.

1785 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 7. Rev. D.

Hoad

facing left.

Crosby

knew

of but one specimen like this.

Very

fair.

Extremely rare.

1787 Connecticut. Cent.

Draped

bust toleft.

A

cinquefoil be-fore and one, and

two

periods after

AUCTORI

;

cinque-foil before

and

one, and

two

periods after

CONNEC.

Rev. punctuated

same

as obv., except that three

cinque-foils are after

INDE,

and none before

ET.

A

varietynot

in Crosby. Uncirculated. Beautiful light-brown color.

Even

imirression.

Very

rare.

We

considerthis the finest

one of this variety that

we

know

of.

10

139 1787 Connecticut. Cent.

ET

LIB INDE.

Obv. 1. Rev. A.

Good. Scarce.

140 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 1. Rev. C.

Mutton

head. Fair. 141 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. L. F'ine.

/o

142 1787 Connecticut. Cents. Duplicates. Good. 3 pieces.

Id'

143 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 6. Rev. ^1. Fine. Light olive.

d 144 1787 Connecticut. Cent Obv. 12. Rev. Q. Poor. Rare variety.

dL/ ₁₄₅ 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 15. Rev. F*. Connect.

Very

fair. Rare.

146 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 32. Rev. A.

FNDE.

Good. /o 147 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 33. Rev. R. Good.

148 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 37. Rev. K.

Very

good.

X

' 149 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 38. Rev. L.

AUcioRI.

Fair.

Jcs 150 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 39. Rev. F. LIR. Good.

/6 151 1787 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 41. Rev. I.

AUCTOPI.

IIB.

Very

fair.

/i 152 1788 Connecticut. Cent. Obv. 11. Rev. G. Good.

0 153 1785,, 1786, 1787, 1788. Connecticut. Cents. Classilied byCrosby.

Poor and fair. Desirable lot for a collector of varieties.

Some

scarce. 43 pieces.

154 1787 Franklin or Fugio. Cents. Ditl'erent.

Good

and

very

good. 2 pieces.

/

^

₁₅₅ 1796 Castorlaud. Half-dollar. Silver, lb-oof. Rare.

156 Continental Currency, 1783. Obverse. In the foreground .stands

an

American

Indian, with his

bow

and

(juiver, before a seated female personifying Britannia, her right

hand

extended to

re-ceive the Indian ; above a dove holding an olive branch

and

COLONIAL

COINS.

11 o(f157

if

158 f</'15!) ^ t/~o 100

/Li

101

/

/'.L^102

If

ic.o 104 I (iU_ 105 .'b too cl'Ik' 167 108 / 10!)

Jhf

170

h

171 t/j' ₁₇₂ fii'xr/, /O 174

A)

1-5

the background, view of the city of London. Legend,

FE-LICITAS:

IlUITANNIA:

ET

:

AMERICA.

In exergue.

MDCCLXXXIII.

SEIPT. 4. Rev. Tliirteen rings interlinked,

eacli bearing the

name

of one oftheoriginal State.s,surrounding

AMERICAN:

CONCiliESS

; enclosing,

WE

ARE

ONE,

em-blasrmed bythirteen radiatingpoints,each

Hanked

by

two

shorter

points. Borderbeaded.

The

reverse is similar in design

and

ex-ecutiontothe Continental currencydollars of 1776. Pewter. Fine

condition for thepiece. Tliere arconly fourof the.se

known,

viz.:

those of .Me.ssrs. Appleton, Holland, Clay, and the i)ie.sent

si>e-cimeu.

The

one in Mr. Clay’s sale,

December

1871, brought

!?38, and

was

greatly inferior to this one, his being very badly

corroded, which nearly destroyed all the legend on obverse.

A

highly interesting and extremely rare piece. Size 25. 4

1787 Auctori Plebis. Rev.

INDE ET

LIB.

Good

but weak.

Scarce.

.lames II. Plantation piece. 4'in. Fine. Scarce.

Kentucky. (!ent. Very good. Very scarce.

1787

New

York.

Imnmuis

(\)lumbia. Seated figure of Liberty.

Rev. Spread eagle.

Very

good. Rare

1787

New

York.

Nova

Eborac. Facing right. Fine. Scarce.

17!)5

New

York. Talbot, Alliim and Lee. Cncirculated. Light

olive.

1780

New

York. Motts. Card. Good. Scarce.

1788 Georgius

Triumpho.

Hev. Voce Popoli. Good. Scarce. 1722 Kosa Americana. Farthing.

Uncrowned

rose. Fine. Rare. 1722 Kosa Americana. Halfpenny.

VTILE

DVLCI.

Poor.

Very

rave.

Rosa Americana. Penny.

Uncrowned

rose.

Without

date.

Almost

uncirculatecL Finecolorand

smooth

surface, even,

.strong impre.ssion. Rare.

1728 Ro.sa Americana. Halfpenny,

(howned

rose. Fair.

1728

Rosa

Americana. Penny.

Crowned

ro.se. Verj’fine. Slightly corroded on one-fourth inch of edge. Rare.

1788

Nova

Constellatio. U. S. in large

Roman

capitals.

Rays

emanating from around an eye Crosby No. 2. Rev. H. Plato V'lL, No. 27. Uncirculated. Light olive.

The

finest piece of this variety tliat

we

have seen.

178.3

Nova

Con.stclatio, sic.

Scarce.

1786

New

.ler.sey. Cent. 1786

New

.lersey. Cent.

17S6

New

.lersey. Cent.

1786

Now

.lersey. Cent, good.

Rayscentering aroundthe eye. Fine.

Dbv. 1. Ri'v. .\ . Fine.

Obv. 2. Rev. F. Fine.

Obv. 3. Rev. E. Gtmd.

12

COLONIAL

COINS.

/

0 176

^

177 178 ^0 179

/X

180 -^^^'181 /d 182 183

^^^184

185

3^

186 7^- 187 188

^7

189 190

/o

191 // 192

U

193 194 'j

-Lf

195

1%

/^^197

/ 198

/

199 200

^

201 202

//

203

^«^~204

if(i 205

1786 New.Iei’sey. Cent. Obv. 5. Rev. C.

Without

coulter. Poor. 1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 1. Rev. D.

Very

good.

1787

New

Jersey. Cents. Obv. 1. Rev. D. Very fair. 2 pieces.

1787

New

.Jersey. Cent. Obv. 2. Rev. B. Good.

1787

New

Jersej". Cent. Largeplancbet. Obv. 3. Rev. C. Good.

1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 3. Rev. C. Fine. Dark.

1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. B.

Long

curved neck.

Very

good. Scarce.

1787. New* .Tersey. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. B. Sled-runner beam.

Fair. Rare.

1787.

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. C.

Very

fine. Light

Olive. Desirable.

1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 4.

Very

good. Lightolive.

1787

New

.Jersey. Cent. Obv. 5. Rev. E. Fine. Scarce.

1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 5. Rev. F. Fair. This piece hasthree minute dogs stamped on shield, whichvery

much

resemble the dogs on the 1788

dog

or fox type, and piay

have been struck there at the

New

Jersey coining press.

1787

New

Jersey. Cents. Obv. 7. Rev. 1. Varieties. Good. 2pcs.

1787

New

Jersey. Cent. Piuribs. Fair. Scarce.

1787

New

.Jersey. Cents. Obv. 9. Rev. J.

Deep

milling. Good.

2 pieces.

1788

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 3. Rev. A.

Fox

type. J’oor.

1788

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv.3. Rev. C. Good, butdamaged.

1788

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 4. Rev. C. Good.

1788

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv.5. Rev. D.

Head

left. Fair. Rare. 1788

New

Jersey. Cent. Obv. 5. Rev. D. Horse bead facing

left. J'hi.s is oneofthe rarest varieties of horse head left.

Large plow

and

horse head. Stiong impression, with nearly complete serrating. Extremely fine. Lightolive.

A

very rai e and desirable coin.

1786

New

Jersey. Cents. Classified. J’oor and fair. 11 pieces. 1787, 1788

New

Jersey. Cents. Clas,si(ied.

Many

varieties.

J^oorto good. 20 pieces.

1787

New

Jersey. Cents. Unclassified.

Poor

to good. 40 pieces.

i\Jark

Newby.

Halfpenny. Very good. Scarce.

1785 Vermonts. I'pper half very strongly struck

; other half

weak.

A

veiy good piece to sliow this rare type.

1786

Vermontensium.

7 trees. Fair. Scarce. 1786 Vermontensium. 9 trees. Fair. J^lugged.

1786 Vermont. Cent. Obv. 2. Rev. A. Connecticut head.

Very

fair.

1788 Vermont. Cent. Obv. 3. Rev. B. Good.

1788 Vermont. Cent. Obv. 2. Rev. C. Uncirculated. Surfivee

20(5 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 ooo 223 224 OOP: 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236

WASHINGTONS.

13 1787 Vermont. Cents. Rev. Brittannia. Obv, good. Rev. very

poor. 3 pieces.

Vermont,

New

York, Massachusetts,

Vermont

8,

Vermon-tensiuni. Poor. 23 pieces.

1773 Virginia. Halfpennies. Good. 2 pieces. 17(50

Voco

Populi. Difl’erent.

Wood.

Halfpennies. Poor. 7 pcs.

1723

Wood.

Halfpenny. V'ery good.

Colonials, etc. Poor and very poor. 30 pieces.

Connecticut Cents. Poor and fair. 50 pieces.

WASHINGTONS.

•

1783 Cent. “ Unity States.” Uncirculated. Original. 1783 Cent. “ Unity States.”

Very

fair.

1791 Cent. Large eagle rever.se. Proof. Light olive. Rare.

Bust to left, George Washington. Rev. shield, .surmounted

by an eagle. “Liberty and Security.”

Very

good. 1797

Bust to right. Rev. Fasces, etc.

White

metal. Proof. Size 29.

1799 Funeral medal. Bust. Rev. urn and d.ites of important

events. Pierced as all are. Silver. Good. Rare. Size 19.

1800 Bust to left. Rev. wreath enclosing

“THE

HERO,”

etc.

Funeral Medal. Bronze.

Very

good. Size 25.

UNITED

STATES

DOLLARS.

1795

Flowing

hair.

Head

in centre. Good.

1795

Flowing

hair.

Head

close to date. Fair.

1796 Large date. Small letters ou reverse.

Very

good. Scarce. 1796 Small date. Small letters on reverse.

Very

fair.

1797 Six stars facing. Very fair.

1797 Seven stars facing. Very good. Scarce. 1798 Good.

1799 Uncirculated. Sharp, even impression.

With

only the slightest

marks

of cabinet friction.

1799 Good.

Without

berries on laurel. 179!>

Very

fair.

1802

Over

1801. Fine. Sliarp. Scarce.

1841 Very tine. Scarce.

1842 Fine. 1813 V'ery tine.

1845

Very

good.

Very

scarce.

1847

Very

tine.

J 14

HALF

DOLLARS.

237 t7A^'238 239

/

^

240 / ‘>J~_241 / 'J. 242 / l£ 243

/

£^</'₂₄₄ / 245 /

£?

240

^

21^ 247 / 248 JL tl 249 /

^

250 251 252 /

^"253

1853

Very

fair. Scarce.

1857

Almost

uncirculated. Proof surface. Rare. 1800 Proof.

Very

scarce.

1800 Orleans mint. Extremely fine. Scarce. 1870 Fine.

1871 Uncirculated.

1873 Old type. Uncirculated. Scarce. 1873 Trade. Uncirculated. Scarce. 1874 Proof. Scarce.

1877 Uncirculated. San Francisco mint.

1878 Comj)lete proof set, including Bland and Trade Dollars, and

20-cent piece.

Very

rare. 9 pieces.

1878 Bland. Proof. Rare. 1878 Trade. Proof. Rare. 1879 Bland. Proof. Scarce. 1879 Trade. Proof. Rare. 1880 Trade. 1880 Bland. Proof. Proof. Rare.

HALF-DOLLARS.

/ oJ-'zrA 1795 Good.

90 255 1795 Fair. Different from above.

(9 '-CB 256 1801

Very

fair. Rare.

/ 357 1805 Berrieson laurel. Very good. Scarce.

cfV’ ₂₅₈ 1807

Head

to right. Fine.

</~o 259 1808

Very

good.

200 1809

Very

line.

At

201 1814 Very line.

^

^

202 1820 Large2.

Almost

uncirculated. Perfect impression. Scarce.

^

203 1820 Very Hue.

^0

204 1820

Very

good. c/V 205 1827 Uncirculated.

^

^ _{200 1829 VVry lino.}

cT ₂₀₇ 1830 Sm.all o in date. Uncirculated.

Weak

in centre.

(Bo 208 1830 Large

O

in date. Uncirculated. Sharp.

4^^209

1831 Fine.

270 1832

Almost

uncirculated.

271 1834 Small date and letters.

Very

line.

cTo 272 1835

Very

good.

^0

273 1830 Fine. Sharp.

f^,^n/^274 1830 Gobrecht head. Reeded edge. Fair. Rare. Cra _{275 1837, 1838,} 1840 Good.

/

‘ti'^ 276 1838 Ulirtl

'

n

'

ItTlUil. Sharp.

/

€j

277 1851 0. mint.

Very

fair. Scarce.

(QUARTER

DOLLARS

AND

TWENTA'

CENT

PIECES.

15

^37H

^270

<^^380

p-o 2H1

U

'o 2S2 2H3

^^284

^</'*2s5

^*^280

/

^

287

1851 O. mint. Good. Scarce. 1852 Piiilii. Mint. Fine. Rare. 1852 O. Mint. Very lair. Rare.

1851) O. mint. Uncirculated.

18<>1 O. mint. Very tine.

181)1

Almost

unciiculated.

1874 Uncirculated. Sharp. Alint lustre.

18715 Uncirculated. Sharp.

1878 Almost.uncirculated.

187'J Uncirculated.

Mint

lustre. Scarce.

QUARTER

DOLLARS

AND

TWENTY

CENT

PIECES.

/Jrd

2

b!

^0

nd'

X'l

Uo

4(/'

3r

288 1804. Very fair. R;u'c.

280 1815

W

wiii_i

w

ity liii^_{.‘^‘^Shai p.} Rare.

200 18015 over 180), 1818, 1810. Very fair.

201 1825

Very

good. Scarce.

202 1828 Extremely line. Sharp. Scarce. 203 1840

With

drapery, 1841, 1844. GochI. 204 1851 Very good. Scarce.

205 1852 Good. Scarce.

2915 1858 Pncirculated.

207 1873

With

arrows. Uncirculated.

208 187(5, ’77, ’78, ’70 Uncirculated. Scarce. 200 1878 Proof. Scarce. 3 pieces. 3 j)ieces. 4 pieces. 3C> 300 1880 Proof. Scarce.

301 1875 20-cent. Uncirculated. Sharp. Philadelphia mint.

Pv

302 1875 20-cent. 0. C. and S. mints. Fine. 2 pieces.

7^’303 187(5 20-cent. Proof. Rare. Phila. mint.

/

^

304 187(5 20-cent. Strictly uncirculated.

Mint

lustre. Sharp. Rare.

1878 20-cent. Proof

Very

rare.

DIMES.

^

0

30(5 1801

Very

pt)*)r.

Shows

date.

/c?i/”3()7 1811

Good

for date. Rare.

/ 2. 307* 1821 Large and small dates. 1824, 182.’)^ 1870. Very fair. Opes.

308 1827

Very

tine. Stars weak.

~}L' 309 1820 Uncirculated.

J~J 310 1834 Uncirculated. Sharp.

/ '

311 1834, 1835, 1810. Good. /If 312 1835, 183(5, 1837. Very flue.

k 0 313 1838

With

stars. Uncirculated.

^0

314 1839 Uncirculated.

3 pieces. 3 pieces.

1(5

HALF

DIMES.

/ / 315 > _"^y'sie

'3

₃₁₇ // 318 319 320

^3

₃₂₁ 322 ;Zi/^d23 ..2; 324 1841, 1845.

Very

fine.

184() Good.

Very

scarce.

1853

With

arrows. Uncirculated.

185(5 Large and small date, 1858. S. O. Phila. mints.

1858, 18()0 Uncirculated.

18T3, 1875 C. C. and Phila. mints. Uncirculated. 1873

With

arrows, 1879. Uncirculated.

1878 Proof. Scarce. 1879 Proof. Scarce. 1880 Proof. Scarce. 2 pieces. Good. 3pcs. 3 pieces. 4 pieces. 3 pieces. 325

2/

327

/

^'‘328

^^329

^(/'"330 /

4^

331 / ££' 332 ^^'333

V

334 c/c7^335 33(5 S-n 337

F

338

(/V^339

.

^

340

Z‘^341

342

7

343

HALF-DIMES.

- -«.•

1792

Head

of

Martha

Washington?

to left.

LIB.

PAR.

OF

SCIENCE

& INDUSTRY.

Rev.

UNI.

STATES OF

AMERICA.

HALF-DISME.

Plugged

near edge, hutso

skilfully doneas tobe almostimperceptible. Silver. -

Very

good. Rare.

1794

Very

good.

Even

impression. Scratch extending from the chin to between the 9 and 4 in date.

Very

rare and in

demand.

1794 Poor.

Shows

date. Rare. 1795

Good

Scarce.

1795 Variety. Poor.

Shows

date. 179(>

Very

poor. Date good.

1797 Fifteen stars. Good. Rare.

Even

impression. 1800 Good.

Very

scarce.

1803 Poor. Date good. Rare.

1831, 1832, 1837, 18(50.

Very

fine. 5 pieces.

18:53 Uncirculated.

1834, 1835, 18:38, 1853

Without

arrows.

Very

fair. 4 pieces.

1835 Large date. Uncirculated. Sharp.

1838

Without

stars. Poor.

Very

rare.

^

i 6 pieces.

1844 Uncirculated. Sharp.

Very

scarce.

184(5 Good. Rare.

1845, 1853

Very

fine. 2 pieces.

UNITED STATES

CENTS.

17

^^44

<^o 845 34C,

Ua

347 i/~34.s ^ ^ ₈₄₉ / 350 >6/351 6/"-^^352 /

^

₃₅₃

V

^354

^

^^*^355

2

f?35(i 357

^358

^

359 300 t^'301 !LI 3(53 51(53 3(54 / iiT'H\ry . u_p 3C,7 <^0 ₃₍₅₈ / 3(59

^2-

370 :^71 ' (J: 373 /2- 373 ’

^'374

,At/'375 /_CJ 5170

’'w'377

A>

878 /i/' 379

THREE

CENT

SILVER.

1851, ’53, ’53, ’55, ’58. Good. 5 pieces.

1854 Miiyii iiihttwH.

1859 Uncirculated.

18(50 Proof.

18GI Uncirculated. 3 pieces.

18(52 Proof.

1808 Proof. Very rare.

1873 Proof.

UNITED

STATES

CENTS.

1793 Chain. America. Without periods. Very good. Rare. 1793 Chain. Poor. Everything discernible.

1793 Wreath. Vine and bars on etlge. Three leaves under head.

Good. Light color. Scarce.

1793 Wreath.

Same

dies. Lettered edge.

Very

fair. Scarce. 1793 Liberty cap. Obv. fair, date good. Rev. poor. Scarce. 1794 Maris No. 5.

Young

head.

Very

line, but partlyeaten

away

by corrosion.

1794 Maris No. 10. Pyramidal head. Good.

Head

weak.

1794 Maris No. 33. Shielded hair.

Very

fair.

1794 Maris No. 37. Plicae. Good. Scarce. 1794 Maris No. 37. Plicae.

Very

fair. Scarce.

1795

Thick

jdanchet. Lettered edge. Good.

Very

scarce. 1795

Thin

planchet.

One

cent high in wreath. Good.

179(5 Liberty cap. Fair.

179(5 Fillet head. Fine. Dark.

179(5 Fillet Head. Liberty variety. Fair.

1797 Uncirculated.

Even

milling

and

inipre.ssion ; surface is

evenly though slightly corroded. Light color.

1798 Large date.

Weak

as usual. Fine. Light olive.

1799 Very poor,

shows

date. Rare. 1800

Good.

Scarce.

1801

Very

tine. Strong, bold, oven impression. Obv.

Urowu.

Rev. Light'olive. .A very rare cent in this condition.

1802

Very

fine. Light olive.

1803

Very

good.

1804

Broken

die. Poor, <latc gixsl. Rare. 1804

Broken

die. Poor, date very fair. Rare. 1805 Fine. Light color. Scarce.

180(5 Extremely fine fordate. Light oHvq.

A

very rare and

desir-ablecent.

1807

Over

1806.

Very

good.*

Very

scarce.

18

UNITED

STATES

CENTS.

^

—

380 /

_^^381

/

382 383

Jo

384

^

0 385 (/o 38(5 387 JPj- 388 389

J7'

390 391

^

392

^

393 ӣf 394

^

395 iS ₃₉₆ 397 7(/~ ₃₉₈ 399

^

409 401 /‘^ ₄₀₂ /(/~ 403

hr

404 405 .4r_₄₀₍₅ A(/ ₄₀₇ 408 409 410

^

411 /" ₄₁₂ •/

^

₄₁₃ 414

/O

415

J/

416 417 418 419 420

1809 Fair. Strong date. Scarce. 1810 Over 1809.

Very

good. Scarce.

1810 Very flue. Light color. Scarce thus.

1811

Very

good. Slightly corroded. Vejtjuauaacerrr^

1812 Very fine, strong impression. Dark-giecn patination. 1813 Good. Scarce.

1813

Very

good. Scaice. 1814 Crossed 4.

Very

good.

1817 13 stars. Unciiculated. Light olive.

1817 15 stars.

Very

good. Scarce.

1819

Over

1818. Fine. Scarce.

1820 Cracked die. Unciiculated. Purple. Sharp. 1821

Very

good. Scarce.

1822 Fine.

Dark

green.

1823 Perfectdate. Fine. Strong impression. Black. Rare.

1825, 1826, 1829. Good. 3 pieces.

1826, 1827

Very

good. 2 pieces.

1331 Fine. Light olive.

1832

Very

good. Scarce. 1833 Fine. Light olive.

1834 Fine. Light olive.

1835

Very

fine. Purple-red color.

1837 Fine. Light olive.

1838 Uncirculated. Light olive. 1839, 1838 Head. Fine. Dark.

1839 Silly head. Fine. Lightolive.

1840 Large date. Uncirculated. Obv. L. O. _J of rev.corroded 1846 Almost uncirculated.

1848 Uncirculated. Light olive.

1850 Bright red. Uncirculated. 1851 Uncirculated. Light olive.

1852 Uncirculated. Partly bright. Sharp. 1853 Bright red. Uncirculated.

1854 Bright red and purple. Uncirculated. Sharp. Scarce. 1855 Straight 55. Uncirculated. Light olive.

1856 Uncirculated. Partly bright.

1857 Large and small dates.

Very

good. 2 pieces.

1857 Uncirculated. Obv. bright red. Rev. light olive. Large

date. Scarce.

Set of cents from 1793 to 1857 inclusive. 3-1793 Cliain and

wreaths, just

show

date. 1799. Fair.

Shows

date. 1804 date justdi.scernible. 2-1809. 3-1811.

Poor

to very good. 108 pieces.

1851, 1853, 1855, 1856, 1857. Different. Fine.

PROOF

SF/rS

AND

BASE

COINAGE.

19 (Jlj 433 433

Z

2. 424 ^c/"435 (f(/'43(5

2X

437 438 439

ojr

430

3

431 ^ 2. ₄₃₂ 433

IZ.

434 3^ 435

7

430

^

437 2L / 438 </'439

^

> ₄₄₀

HALF-CENTS.

1793 Good. Scarce. 1793 Poor.

1794 Small head. Good. Scarce. 1794

Small head. Fair.

1794 Large hea'l. Good. Scarce.

1795

Thick

planchet. Lettered edge.

Very

fair. Scarce. 1795

'I'hiii planchet. 1797. Fair. 3 pieces.

^797 Fair. Scarce. tSOO Good. Scarce. 1802 Good. Raie.

1803, ’4, ’5, ’(), ’7, '9, '10. Fair. 7 pieces.

1804 Very fine.

1810 Very fair. Scarce.

1811 Poor. Rare.

1835, ’38, ’29, ’33, ’3, ’4, ’5, ’49, ’50, ’54, ’57. Verygood. 11 pcs.

1851 rncirculated. Partly bright red.

1853 Uncirculated.

1855 Blight red. Uncirculated.

1851, 1855, 185C Very fine. 3 pieces.

1857 luicirculated. Scarce.

^^^411

443 / 443 /<a> 441 -2 ₇ 415 ./V"44(5

:^<^417

>'i/"448 449

A/"

4.50

hj

₄₅₁ 4.52 £i/^453

^4.54

I <LiL\hr>

^7

"^4.50

PROOF

SETS

AND

BASE

COINAGE.

1877 Complete proof.set. Contains the 30-cent piece.

Very

rare.

8 pieces.

1878 Complete proofset. Contains both Bland

and

Tradedollars,

and

30-cent piece.

Very

rare. 9 pieces.

1879 Trade dollar. Brilliant proof. Very rare.

1879 Bland dollar. Brilliant proof.

1875 30-cent. Uncirculated. Proofsurface. Phila.

mint-187(5 30-cent. Proof. Rare. Phila. mint.

18,5(5 Flyingeagle. Cent. Nickel. Proof. Sharpimpression. Rare. 1858 Cent. Indian head. Rev. Laurel wreath. Pattern. Proof.

Nickel.

18(53 (’ent. Nickel. Proof.

18(5(5 5-cent. Nickel. Brilliant proof. Scarce.

1868 Brilliant small proof sot. 1-2-41-5.

Very

rare. 4 pieces.

18(59 Brilliant small proof .set. 1-2-3-5. Scarce. 4 pieces.

1871 Brilliant small proof set. 1-2-3-5.

Very

scarce. 4 pieces.

1873 Brilliant small i>roofset. l_2-3-5. Rare. 4 pieces.

1873 Brilliant small proof set. 1-2-3-.’).

_Very

_{rare. 4 pieces.}

20

SILVER COINS

AND

MEDALS.

^/V457 ^/'7458

A/

'459 400 461 ‘Jv 402

/d

403

t

464 / -L 405

*^06

/<V~₄₀₇ 408

10

409 S' 470 (/'471 ^c/"472 <L£' 473 1-3-5. Rare. 3 pieces. 1-3-5. Rare. 3 pieces 1-3-5. Scarce. 3 pieces. 1-3-5. Scarce. 3 pieces. 1-3-5. ₃ pieces. 1-3-5. 3 pieces.

its. Uncirculated. 5 pieces.

1878 Brilliant small proofset.

1878 Brilliant small proofset.

1879 Brilliant small proofset.

1879 Brilliant small proofset.

1880 Brilliant small proofset.

1880 Brilliant small proofset. 1857, ’8, ’62, ’3, ’4. _{Nickel cents.}

1804, ’5, ’7, ’73, ’4, ’5, ’0, ’8, ’9. Bi’onzecents. Uncirculated. 9 pcs. 1857, ’8, ’9, ’04, ’5, '7, ’70, ’1, ’2, ’3, ’4, ’5, ’0, ’8, ’9, ’80. Partly

bright. Cents. 16 pieces.

1805, ’9, ’70, ’1, ’2, ’4, ’0, ’80. 3 cent nickel. Uncirculated, ll^pcs.

1804 2-cent. Uncirculated. Brightred. Scarce.

1805 2-ceut. Uncirculated. Bright red. Scarce.

1807,

1870,

1807,

1876 1879

1808. 2-ceut. Uncirculated. Brightred. ’71. 2-ceut. Uncirculated. Slightly tarnished.

72, ’

0.

/

5-cent. Uncirculated.

Small set. Uncirculated. 1-3-5. Scarce.

Half, quarter, and dime. Uncirculated,

demand. 2 pieces. 2 pieces. 4 pieces. 3 pieces.

Mint

lustre. In 3 pieces.

474 1878, 1879, 1880. Uncirculated. Cents. Bright red. 25 pieces.

475 / 476 / 101' 477 478 /J' ₄₇₉ 480

/V

481 481* 482 /

11

483

do

484

SILVER

COINS

AND

MEDALS.

1592 Christian, John, George and Augustus,

Dukes

of Saxony. Crown. Good. Surface corroded. Scarce.

1005

Rudolph

II.,

Ring

of Austria. Bust. Rev. shield. Crown.

Very

good.

1020 Leopoldof Austria. Bust. Rev. arms. Crown.

Very

good. 1040

John

George,

Duke

of Saxony. Bust in armor. Crown.

Very good.

1741 Frederick Augustus,

King

of Poland.

King

ou horseback. Rev.

A

throne.

“HI.”

Size 14. Fine. Rare.

1700 Frederick Augustusof Saxony, _j crown.

Very

good. 1791 Holland.

Knight

ou horseback. Rev.

two

lions holding

.shield. Ca.st in silver. Said to be issued by the

govern-ment

in this way. Fine.

Very

rare. Half crown. 1790 Rei)ublic of Bern. Fine. Half-crowui size.

1790 Italy. Republicof

Genua

4 Lira. Fine. Rare.

1797 Italy. City of Bologna. Scudo, issued during the Revolution.

'I'he

Madonna

in cloUds above the city. Very good. Rare. Georgia, Tran.s-Caucasia. Double Abaze. Struck for Georgia,

under Alexander I. of Russia. Obv. Russian legend

KAR-TllOULI.

THETRI.

(whitepence).

Rev.TIFLIS,

Ac.

Crown

SILVER

COINS

AND

MEDALS.

J'7

IS5

/L^

4S()

/

0 487 ' _£:f^’488 489

^7

490

^

492

2kT

493 494 ^^!^^'_49.5 /

^“490

^

^

497

kb

498 /

c?^

499 / _f 500 cP(/' 501 /

^

502 503 504 /(/" ₅₀₅ /'I 500

East India. Rupee. Uncirculated.

1848. England. Victoria.

War

medal. Rev. beautiful

allegor-ical ligure of Britannia seated on a sea-horse.

Very

tine.

Size 28.

1854 England. Victoria.

War

medal. Rev. Victory crowning a gladiator. “Crimea.” Sebastopolcla.sp. V'eryfine. Size23.

“Annual

Assay of 1871,” surrounded by fancy wreath. Obv. Archimedes. Proof. Size 22.

Jernagan ci.stern medal, (^iieen Caroline watering

palm

trees.

A

beautiful medal. Proof. Size 24.

Georgia.

A

beautiful palmetto tree embos.sed.

Two

shields at base, on each side

; beneath,

1776.

A

military ornament. Sil-ver. Size 30x25.

1837 Feuchtwauger’s composition. Three cent.

Arms

of

New

York. Good.

Netherlands. William II., King. _^ Guildeu. Proof. Scarce. Austria. Francis .loseph I. as Emperor. 1858.

Very

tine Florin.

Hungary. Francis .loseph I. as King. Rev. Hungarian arms.

Florin. Uncirculated.

Coronation of Elizabeth,

Empress

of Austria, as (^ueen of

Hun-gary, 1868. Size 15.

Very

tine.

.Japanese Bou. Gold. Intrinsic value about fl.

View

of Sighing of Declaration ofIndependence 1776. Rev. Sig-nature of

John

Hancock, with inscription. Proof. Siz.e 27.

Masonic Temple, Boston. Rev. “ Dedicated

June

24, 5867. ’

Proof. Size 20.

Wyoming

Centennial. 1778-1878. Scene ofmassacre by Indians. Rev.

Monument.

Proof. Size 24.

Norwalk, ('onn. Memorial. 1869. Bu.st of Washington. Rev. “

_Bought

of

Norvake

Indians,” etc. N'ery tine. Size 25.

“Solomon's

Lodge, No. 1., Po’Keepsie, N.

Y.”

Bust of

Wa.sh-ington in compa.ss

and

triangle. Size 22. Fifteen struck in this metal.

George Wasliington. “ First ii;

War,”

etc.

“Last

in Securing

a .Monument.” Rev. Plain shaft. Proof. Size 26.

Centennial Ibiception, Ball and

Tea

Paity, Aciulemy of Music, N. Y., February 22d, 1876. Bust of

Martha

WashingUm.

To

aid St.John’s Guild Floating Hosintal. Bust of Washington.

Very

rare. Proof. Size 18.

Lowell Centennial, 1876. Proof. Scarce. Size, 16.

Smallest VVashington Medal. Rev. Blank. Proof. Size 5.

Jules Bornofeld, Austin, Texas. Obv. Parole. Saloon card. Silver.

MEDALS.

507 508

/(T

510

^511

^

512 513

^514

'7'Lo _51G 'I, ^c/

"518

MEDALS.

Cheselden. Obv.

Very

finebust, inlooseshirtandcap. Rev.

Nude

dead man, proijped

up

on a bier.

MORS

VIVIS

SALVS

above,

St.

Thomas

Hospital beneath. Dies by

W.

Wyon.

Beautiful galvanic reproduction in bronze.

Even

these are very rare.

Size 47.

Maj. Gen. Geo. G. ^leade.

From

Union League

of Philadelphia. Bust. Rev.

Meade

receiving a wreath from Victory. Bronze.

Very

fine. Rare. Size 51.

Andrew

Johnson, President U. S. Rev. Liberty shaking hands

with an Indian, before a

monument

surmounted

by a bust of

Washington. Bronze.

Very

tine. Size 48.

Irish medal. Harp, shamrock, etc., surrounded by a wreath. Rev. wreath of shamrock. Bronze. 2i).

Brazil Centennial Medal, 1870, struck in Machinery Hall. Size

17. Bronze.

Very

fine. Rare.

Hnrnane

Society ofMassachusetts, 1791. Shield bearingtwoboats,

hands clasped, shipwreck. Above,

“Refuge”

aird cabin. Rev.

“Reward

of Merit,”

“Courage,”

and “Perseverance.”

B.

Wyon.

London, Fee. Bronze.

Very

fine. Size 36. Rare.

White

metal medals. Mediirnr size. ₈ pieces.

Very

fltrely executed head, in high relief, ofDr. Joseph Parreoast,

the celebr-ated sur-geon of Philadelphia. Bronze cast from a

rrrodel for a medal, by Mr. Barber of U. S. Mint. Probably the

orrly one obtainable, as they are never sold by the rrrint. Size,

length 73, width 40.

Bronze placqire ofthe great Greek lawgiver Solon.

A

rrragnificent

portrait of very hire execution.

Modern

w’ork. Size 05.

“BENJAMIN RUSH

M

: I) :

OF

PHILADELPHIA

; ;” Bust

facing left. Rever&e, a river winding throughavalley.

On

left

side,

SYDENHAM.

In foreground, an open book resting on a

rock, inscribed,

RE.VD,

THINK,

OBSERVE

! Beneath, A.

MDCCCVIII.

M.

FURST,

FEC.

Bronze. Very fine.

Very

rare. Size 27.

Robert and Louisa Gilmore, of Baltimore. F'iftieth Anniversary

of their Marriage, 25th Sept. 1821. Th.eir busts, jngata facing

left. Rev. “

To

C-orijngal Happiness.’

Nude

cherub.

Faulk-ner-, Fee. Bionze. Very hue. Size 20. Rare.

Northwestern Sairitaiy Fair, Chicago, 111 , 18<>5. Bust of

Abia-ham

Lincoln to right. Rev. Victory holding the

American

llag,

standingon a hill in foreground.

On

righthand, in background,

a naval view, on left

hand

view of a camp, sun rising overeach. Bronze. Verygood, somevr hat abused. Rare. Dies

by

Paquet. Size 37.

MEDALS.

'2a

OJ

_519* 'f':> 521

^^^522

7523

Gj'rm

^j"525

9^-52t; 527.

^

528 7^/^'>29 )30 c?

^

531 ./

/

^

532

Ciinterbury Cathednil. Obv. Exterior view of the caliietlral. Rev.

Interior view in the nave.

Of

superb execution. Dies by. .1.

Davis Hiriniuf'hain. Hronze.

Very

tine. Size 39.

Coloffiie Cathedal. Obv.

View

when

uniinisheil. Rev.

View

when

completed; both exterior views.

Very

beautifully executed, bronze. Eery line. Size 38.

Chinese Medal.

Two

whales spouting, leaves, etc. Rev. Blank.

Bell metal or bronze.

Veiy

ancient, rare,

and

curious; said to

bo-two thousand y( ars old. Size 58.

Store Card. 1lunterstown

(Adams

county. Pa.?) 1832.

Crown

enclosedby a wreath. Rev. “Payable ingoods,” starsurrounded

by

a wreath. Extremely rare, possibly unique. Good. Rudely

engraved.

George Washington. Rev. “Success to United States.”

I'n-ciiciliated.' Bare thus. Large size.

Giant Medals distributed in Philadelphia procession by the mint

employes. Brass proofs. (5 pieces.

William Pitt. Bust. Rev,

“The man who

having saved the parent, pleaded with success forher children.” Bronze, Size20.

James

Madison, President U. S. 1809 to 1817. Bust to right.

Rev. Eagle holding laurel wreath enclosing inscription. Dies by Furst. Only 24struck. Rare.

White

metal. Proof. Size 41.

Major General IT. S. Grant.

By

Joint resolution of Congress, Dec. 17, 1803. Bust to left. Rev. Victory holding shi‘>ld

in-scribed “ Donelson ;” in background, view of Vick.sburg and Chattanooga, surrounded

by

Mi.ssissippi river. Beautiful

gal-vanic reproduction in bronze. Dies destroyed. Rare. Size 04.

Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, Philadelphia. Exterior view. Rev. Beautiful prospective interior view. Galvan'c

re-production in bronze. Size 51.

Wyoming

Centennial 1778-1878. Gilt proof. Rire. Size 24.

Demosthenes

preaching at the .sca'horo. Rev. Merit, enclosed

by a wreath. Design for a reward medil for oratory. Probably

unique. Bronze. Size 25,

1770-1870 Centennial. Beautiful head of Liberty. Rev.

Two

tlags crossed, one bearing 13 stars, and the other 30 stars.

Bronze. Proof. Rare. Size 32.

1770-187<>. Masonic Centennial, from the Ma.sons in Euroi>o to those in America. Beuutiful lu'ad of liiberty. Rev. Insciiption. Haro. Bronze. Proof. Size 24.

Louis Philippi? L,

King

of Franco. Bust to loft. Rev. Allegorical tiguro dispathlng tlgures representing

Commerce

and

War.

Struck to

commomorato

the opening of the railway Intween Franco and Belgium. Dies

by

Bovy. Beautiful galvanic

re-production in bronze, only obtainable in this way, as the dies

24

_{MISCELLANEOUS}

_COINS.

!

^

533 Electrotype bronze placque of signing the Declaration of

Inde-pendence, view from

W

right’s medal, surrounded

by

the Decla-ration ; beneath, facsirhilesignatures of thesigners. Size7x8in

X

534 ^ ₅₃₅

/

53G /

£^'537

/ 538

^

539 cA? 540 541

'^^543

543

/

—

_54G 547 548

t^549

/(? 550 // 551

/£1.

(o 553 554

9o

>'555 -z.55G 6i^ 557 j2-G’_558 6^/ 559 C/r/>)G0 C/tA5Gl /

^^~5G2

^

5G3 / 564

^

_^

_5G5 56G c;^_5G7 / 5G8

^~5G9

/

570 ' 571 572

^

573 574

MISCELLANEOUS

COINS.

1799 Dollar. Over1798.

Very

line. Large plauchet. 1848 Half-dollar. Uncirculated. Scarce.

Uncirculated.

Uhciiculated. Scarce. O. mint. Good. Scarce. Uncirculated.

Without,

“In

God

"We Trust.” S. mint. Good.

Mint lustre. Scarce.

1849 Half-dollar. 1850 Half-dollar. 1851 Half-dollar. 1854 Half-dollar. 1866 Half-dollar. Duplicate. 1879 Half-dollar. Uncirculated 1806 Quarter-dollar. Fail'.

1852 Quarter-dollar. Uncirculated. Scarce. Fieldslightlydulled.

1879 Quarter-dollar. Uncirculated.

Mint

lustre.

1814 Dime. Good.

1825 Dime.

Very

fine.

1814, ’21, ’23, ’24, ’25, ’27, ’51. Dimes. Fairand good. 7 pieces.

1858, 1860, 1862. Dimes. Uncirculated. 3 pieces.

1851, ’54, ’62, ’6(), ’71,. Three cent silver.

Very

good 5 pieces. 1866,’67, ’72, ’73, ’74, ’79. Fivecentnickel. Uncirculated. 6 pieces.

Proofs.

One

uucir.

Scarce. 4 pieces. 4 pieces. 3 pieces. 3 pieces. 6 pieces. 1873, ’75, ’80. Threecent nickel.

1871 Small proof set. 1, 2, 3, 5

1873 Small proof set. 1, 3, 5.

1878 Small proof .set. 1, 3, 5. Rare.

1879, 1880. Small proof sets. 1, 3, 5.

Two

sets

1852 Pattern.

Ring

dollar. Nickel. Proof. Scarce.

1869 Pattern. Fivecent. Liberty head. Rev. V. Nickel. Proof. 1869 Pattern. Threecent. Libertyhead. Rev.III. Nickel. Proof. 1794 Cent. MarisNo.21. Shortbust.

Very

good. Strongimpression.

1794 Cents. Good. 3 pieces.

1799, 1804. Cents. Poor. Dates discernible. ₂ pieces.

1811 over 1810. Cent. Nearly good. Scarce.

1819 Over 1818. Cent.

Very

fine. Light olive. Scarce. 1820 Cent.

Broken

die. Bright red.

1823 Cent. Perfectdate.

Very

good. Scarce. 1823 Over 1822. Cent. Good. Scarce.

1825 Cent.

Very

fine. Light olive.

1835

Very

fine. Light olive.

1853 Cents. Bright red. Uncircidated. 6 pieces. 1820, ’50, _’1, ’2, ’3, ’6. Bright red. Unciiculattd. 11 pieces.

PRICED

CATALOGUES.

25

PRICED CATALOGUES.

No.of Lots.

Ay575

1859

June

7. A. R. Sage. Foskett’scollection. 403

/o 576 1860

May

24-55. Gallagher’s collection. 641 577 1861 February 5.

Lamb’s

collection. 471 578 1862

May

26-27-28. Lillieudahl’scollection. Scarce. 1230

579 1863 April 28-29-30,

and

May

1.

Woodward.

Printedpieces.

liare. 2569

^

_{580 1869 Sept. 7-8,}

_and

_{Cct. 18-19.}

_{Thorn and}

_Randall’s

col-y lection. 2 pieces. 1665

581 1870 April 12.

Thomas

Birch, Auctioneer. 386

^

_{582 1870 April 28-29.}

Lavitt, Strebeigh

&

Co. 391

^^

_{583 1871}

_January

16,

June

21. Cogan. 2 pieces. 975

^

^

584 1872

January

5. A. S. Robinson. 454

/ J ₅₈₅ 1872 April 11-12. Benj. Haines’ collection. 883

/J

586 1872 Dec. 18. J.

W.

Haseltine. 346

/^/’587 1873 June, 18-19-20. L. G. Parmelee, G. F. Seavey. 1202

/6

588 1873 Sept. 22-23. Leveridge’s collection 1512 589 1873 Sept. 24-25-28-27. MacAllister’s collection. 1625

/O^ 590 1873 Nov. 20-21. E. Cogan. 847

/i/ 591 1874 Jan. 13-14-15. J.

W.

Haseltine. 1146 y(/

'

592 1874 Feb. 23-24-25-26.

W.

E.

Woodward’s

18th sale. 1852 593 1874 April 7-8-9. Groux’s collection. ₁₁₇₃

/

0

594 1874 Nov. 27. Sanford’s coll. [Dec. 21-22-23. Lathrop’s

collection. 2 pieces. . 1446 / ₅₉₅ 1875 Jan. 25-26-27-28. J.

W.

Haseltine. 2022 ^ 0 596 1875

March

1-2. E. Cogan. ₈₁₈ / d

597 1875 April 13-14. Haseltine.

June

30. Cogan. 2 pieces. 1475

^^~598

1875 April 28-29-39-31. Joseph E. Gay’s collection. 1809

ja.,’ 599 1875 Nov. 16.

James

II. Taylor’s collection. 2389

^ [yt 600 1876 Haseltine’s Centennial sales. Parts I, IV, VI, VII.

4 pieces. ₄₄₄₉

601 1876

June

28-29. Bird, Auctioneer. Boston. 1200

602 1876

June

29-30. E.Cogan. Oct.17-18-19-20. Haines. 2pcs. 2560

/ 603 1877 April 12-13. A. S. .Tenks’ collection. ₉₄₉

/^^604 1877

May

28-29. Ferg. Haines’s collection. ₁₀₃₅

*7

605 1877

June

28-29. Nov. 7-8-9. E. Cogan. 2 pieces. 2309

/

0

606 1878 Feb. 27-28. Cogan.

March

4-5-6. Scott. Sept 6.

Frossard. ₃ luecos. ₁₂₂₀

cf}

m

1878

Nov.

11-12-1.3-14-1.5-16. Holland’scoll. Rare. 4 >a8

(>V 008 1878 Dec. 18—17—18.

James

E. Root’s collection. Deair.ible. 1633

609 187i> .fan. 15-16-17. J.

W.

Haseltine. ₁₅₈₄

i) 610 ₁₈₇₉ Feb. 28. Cogan.

March

18. Libbie.

March

27. 3 i>cs. 1.544

0 611 187!>

March

27, April 80,

May

29, Sept. 4. 4 pieces. 1997

20

PRICED CATALOGUES.

/3

613 /

76

U

615 ;

2./616

/J- 617 .ry~(ii8 619

/a

020

^

621 ^ _^ 622

^

623

/

0 624

cr

r

025 626

^628

^

629 ^ ^ 630

C

631 ‘^

o

632 -Z 633 / 634

^

635 J’(/‘636 c/"637

/^^'638

1879 July29-30, Sept. 2-3, Ocl,. 22-23, Nov. 7, Deo. 5. 5 pcs. 3997 1879 Oct. 9. S. H.

&

H.

Chapman. Very

fineand rarepieces. 604 1879 Harzfeld’s 1st, 3d, 5th, 7th sales. 4 pieces. 3387 1879 Dec. 16-17-18-19.

Woodward’s

25th sale. 2971 1880 Jan. 21, Jan. 28, Jan. 27-28, Feb. 10. 4 pieces. 3552 1880 Feb. 11-12. S. H.

&

H.

Chapman.

Bispham’s coll. 1024

1880 Feb. 27-28. Stenz’s collection. 1200 1855-73 Priced addendas. 9 pieces.

1878 April 24-25. 1879

March

25. Autographs. 2 pcs. 1286 1869 Dec. 21. 1872 April 8. 1875 Dec.6-7-S-9. Partly

priced. 3 pieces.

IJKPRICED CATAL.O»UES,

E(e„

Etc. 1860 Losser, Piazza, etc. 3 pieces.

1864

May

17 to 21. J. F.

McCoy’s

collection. 3122 1865

March

20 to 25.

Woodward’s

6th sale.

Very

rare. 3834 1866 to 1877 Miscellaneous sales. 22 pieces.

“An

Almanac

for the

Year

of our

Lord

Christ 1783.”

By

An-drew

Beers. Cover bears aview

and

plan of the investment of

Yorktown.

Back

of cover is an explanation of cover. Hartford, Conn. Fine condition. Rare.

Boston, Mass.,

Weekly

Journal, 1728.

Columbian

Centinel, 1801. Telegraphe, 1801. Pa. Packet, 1780. Newspapers. 5 pieces.

Rhode

Island, Mass., Pa. Colonial currency. Good. 6 pieces.

Rhode

Island, July 2, 1780.

Four

dollars. Clean. Scarce.

New

Jersey,

March

25, 1770. Thirtyshill.

Red

seal. Scarce. Good.

State of Mass. Bay. Promiseto

pay

£15.

June

1, 1779.

Very

fine. 7ix5j. Rare.

Colonialnotes. Various. Poor. 17 pieces.

Mason’s Coin-Collectors’ Herald. 1st vol. 1879.

Chinese Bible and Almanac. 2 pieces.

“ Heath’s Counterfeit Detector.” Ararebook. Severalplatesgone. Counterfeit Coin Detector. Nickel. 50c. to $10.

Grant

and Sherman

15-Cent Note.

One

obv. with red, and green

backs. Uncirculated.

Very

rare.

S. H.

&

H.

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