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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE VERY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 Hitcient anO ^otiecn 
 
 COINS AND MEDALS, 
 
 Collected by, and the Property of 
 
 John Trotter Brockett^ Esq.^ F*S.A, 
 
 Comprising a grand Series of Roman Denarii, in the finest Preserva¬ 
 tion, with most of the scarce Heads; several rare and finely pre¬ 
 served Roman Gold, as well as first, second, and third Brass. 
 Some choice Greek Coins, in Gold, Silver, and Brass; also, 
 immerons and highly preserved Specimens of British, Saxon, Eng¬ 
 lish, and Scotch Coins, in Gold, Silver, and Copper. Many 
 rare Patterns and Proofs, in Silver and Copper, with some un¬ 
 common Siege Pieces: and a most choice and extensive Collection 
 of English and Foreign Medals, in Gold, Silver, and Bronze, con¬ 
 taining all the different Works of Dassier, complete; a splendid 
 set of Lewis XIV Medallions ; fine and original Series of the Bo¬ 
 naparte Medals, by Andrieu, Droz, Manfredi, «!fec.; and Speci¬ 
 mens of the> Productions of the most celebrated Artists in Europe, 
 particularly Simon, Briot, Roetiers, Rawlins, Croker, Tanner, 
 Varin, St, Urbain, Hedlinger, the Hamerani, Mauger, Hannibal, 
 Wachter, Dupree, Karlstein, Ferrhman, Schoefer, Loos, &c. &c. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION 
 
 BY MR. SOTHEBY, 
 
 At his House, 
 
 Wellington Street, Waterloo Bridge, Strand, 
 
 On Wednesday, June 4, 1823, and Nine following 
 Days (Sunday cxcejited), at Twelve o’Clock. 
 
 To be viewed, and Catalogues (price Gs.)had at ibe place of Sale ; of E. Cn arn- 
 i.EY, Newcastle; J. and (t. TonD,York; A. Constable and Co., Ediii- 
 burgh; Jos PARKtR, Oxford ; and Thorfe, Cambridge. 
 

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INDEX OF CONTENTS 
 
 Bonaparte Medals, <w Browze, ...36, 43 
 
 ' ■— - in Silver, .51 
 
 - -and Family, in Silver, 52 
 
 ——--- in Gold,... 53 
 
 British and Saxon Coins, in Silver,...12 
 
 ■ ' --Coins, in Gold, .12 
 
 Coins omitted, in Gold, 78—Ditto, in 
 
 Silver, 78—Ditto, in Bronze, .79 
 
 Colonial Coins, in Copper, S^c .3 
 
 -in Silver, .69 
 
 Crowns, &c. 75 
 
 English Coins, in Gold, .69 
 
 •- in Copper, .4 
 
 Patterns and Proofs, rn Gold, 77 
 
 - inCopper,b 
 
 - in Silver, 6 
 
 Halfpence and Farthings, 22 
 
 - Pennies, in .S'iZi/'er, .20 
 
 - Threepences, r/it^o, .31 
 
 - Half Groats, dilto, .30 
 
 ■ — '■ Groats, ditto, . 37 
 
 ■I ■ Sixpences, dilto, .38 
 
 - Shillings, ditto, .45 
 
 -milled, ditto, .46 
 
 I- in Gold, 77 
 
 Foreign Coins, in Copper, .19 
 
 ———- in Silver, . 19 
 
 - — in Gold, .20 
 
 Greek Coins, in Copper, .62 
 
 I in Silver, .63 
 
 -- in Gold, .64 
 
 Hadrian,/large Brass, .64 
 
 ■ -Middle Brass, .58 
 
 Halfcrowns, .67 
 
 Hanover, Coins relating to, in Silver 69 
 
 Irish Coins, in Copper, . 4 
 
 - ——infUver, .31 
 
 Isle of Man Money, .3 
 
 Medallions, .16 
 
 -of Louis XIV, in Bronze, 
 
 22, 28 
 
 ——— Ilussian,.,J.49 
 
 Medals, F!nglish, 'in Bronze, .14 
 
 - in Silver, 24, 32, 39, 
 
 46, 53 
 
 -—— in Gold, ......70 
 
 - P'rench, in Bronze, .35 
 
 - Foreign, in Copper, .27 
 
 - in Silver, .28 
 
 - Sets of, in Bronze, .73 
 
 - Swedish, in Bronze, .51 
 
 . - - — i,i Silver, .50 
 
 -- Russian, in Silver, .49 
 
 -of Illustrious and Remarkable 
 
 Persons, in Silver, .59 
 
 -by Hedlinger, in Silver, ...60 
 
 -- in Bronze, ...61 
 
 - — of Queen Ann, in Bronze, 67 
 
 engraved by Dassier and Son, 
 
 in Bronze, .71 
 
 •- ditto, in Silver, .......73 
 
 Miscellaneous,.71 
 
 Papal Medals, in Bronze, .42 
 
 Plantations, Coins relating to, in Silver, 
 
 69 
 
 Provincial (Modern) Coins, in Copper, 
 
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 - in Silver, 12 
 
 Roman Coins, Small Brass,.57 
 
 - — Middle Brass, .58 
 
 -Large Brass,.58 
 
 -Family Coins, in Silver, .9 
 
 Imperial Denarii, in Silver, 16, 
 25, 33, 40, 48, 55, 61, 65, 74 
 
 -Coins, in Gold, 10,18, 
 
 26, 34, 41, 48, 56 
 
 Scotch Coins, in Copper, .4 
 
 - ■ — -- in Silver, .7 
 
 ■- in Gold, .8 
 
 Siege Pieces, in Silver, ..68 
 
 Sole Monarchs,.13 
 
 Stycas of Northumberland,....13 
 
 Town Pieces (Antient)andTradesnicn’s 
 Tokens,...11 
 
DAYS or SALE. 
 
 I'rRST Day .. 
 
 . Wcdiiesflav, June 4 . 
 
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 .Salurdav, June 7. 
 
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 Sixth Day. ...... 
 
 .I'liesiiav, June lO. 
 
 
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 .SaliRihiy, June ll. 
 
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CATALOGUE, 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
 LOT 
 
 Colonial Coins, in Copper, 8^c. 
 
 1 T AMES II, ^^-Part Real, in pewter,Jim; George I, Bombay, 
 J “ Auspice Regis et Senatus Angliae,” in lead, Ruding’s Sup¬ 
 plement, Plate 6, No. 14,rare; 4 other Pieces of Bombay 
 
 • Money; George III Virginia Halfpenny 7 
 
 2 George I Rosa Americana," Veum •, Halfpenny, 1722, rose ; 
 Halfpenny, 1723, rose and crown; and Farthing, all Jine ; 
 Ceylon 4S-Piece, aud Half-stiver, with bead of the King 6 
 
 3 Barbadoes Penny, 17 S 8 ; another, with his late Majesty as Nep¬ 
 tune in a car, \7 proof; Barbadoes Halfpenny; Sierra 
 Leone Company Penny, proof; and one Cent Piece,^ne 5 
 
 4 Collection of Coins of the East India Company, many curious, all 
 
 different , . , 48 
 
 Isle of Man Money. 
 
 5 Penny and Halfpenny, I 7 OO; Halfpence, 1724, 1733 ; Penny 
 
 and Halfpenny, 17S6'; Penny and Halfpenny, 1798 ; Penny, 
 ISIS . . .10 
 
 6 Halfpenny, 1723,^/je; Penny and Halfpenny, proofs 3 
 
 7 Penny and Halfpenny, 1758, iofA jjro^; common Halfpenny, 
 
 same date, and one 1733 . . 4 
 
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 Copper Coins of Ireland. 
 
 8 Gun Money, James II. Crown, Simon, 157; Halfcrown, 156; .• 
 
 2 Shillings, large and small type, 147, 149; Sixpence, Feb. 
 and the Hibernia, 1691 , No. \ 52, all finely preserved 6 
 
 if 9 Another Set, consisting of 4 Halfcrowns, 11 Shillings, and 3 Six- ^ 
 pences, all different . . 18 
 
 S 10 Saint Patrick’s Halfpenny and 3 Farthings, David with the harp, 
 Simon, 141, 142, in two metals; Voce Populi, three dif- 
 ferent; Kinsale Halfpenny, 145 . 8 
 
 y (f \\ Charles II Halfpenny, beautifully preserved; James H Half¬ 
 penny, 150; William and Mary Halfpenny, \ 5^, very fine; J^' 
 George I, 2 Halfpence, 160 , l 6 l,and Farthing, 169 6 
 
 y 12 George I, Pattern Halfpenny, date 1724 ,4'; George II, 
 Halfpenny and Farthing, 176 O; George HI, 4 Halfpence, 
 one incuse . , , 8 
 
 /’ 13 Three Tokens of James Maculla, two, Snelling, 9 , 10 , the other 
 
 unpublished; Irish Tokens, Snelling, 15, 16 ; and 4other 
 Tokens . . *9 
 
 Copper Coins of Scotland. 
 
 /V 14 James VI, Cardonncl, PI. 2 , No. I. Charles H : four of No. 5,^^ 
 different types; No. 6, fine and rare; No. 7, wellpreserv- 
 ed; N’o. %,fine . . 8 
 
 15 Charles II, similar to No. 9 , but dated \(o77,fine; Another, 
 
 167 s—William and Mary, No. 10, date 1692 , very fine; _ 
 ditto, No. 11 —William HI, No. 12 and 13, ivell pre¬ 
 served . . .6 
 
 English Coins, in Copper . 
 
 / 16 77«'ec Royal Farthing Tokens James I, different; one early one 
 
 Charles I, fine; Royal Farthing Token Charles I, in a ^ 
 square piece of copper, curious; and 3 others after/ 
 
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 17 Charles II Halfpenny and Farthing, l673—William and Mary 
 
 Halfpenny, copper with pewter in the centre, 1692 , fine; 
 Halfpenny, 1694 . . 4 
 
 18 William and Mary Halfpenny and Farthing, in 'pewter, with num- 
 
 morum Famulus, 169 O; No 10 and 11 Snelling, —• 
 William HI Halfpenny and Farthing—William and Mary 
 Farthing . . . 5 
 
 19 George 1 Halfpenny, 1717; two others, 1719) 1723; Farthings, 
 
 1722 , 1723, 1724 —George II Halfpenny and Farthing; 
 Halfpenny, blundered die, Geogius —George III Half¬ 
 penny and Farthing, 1775; Halfpenny, blundered die, 
 Georius; Twopenny Piece . 13 
 
 
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 20 Charles II, Pattern for a Farthing, rose, fleur de lis, harp and 
 
 thistle crowned ; reverse. Ship, inscribed on the edge “ Mo¬ 
 netae instaurator, \Q 62 ,'’very fine and rare 1 
 
 21 Charles II Halfpenny and Farthing, “ Quatuor Maria Vindico," 
 
 fine ; Pattern for Halfpenny, elephant, “ God preserve 
 London” . . . 3 
 
 22 William and Mary, Patterns for a Halfpenny and Farthing, head 
 
 of King on one side and Queen on the other, with their 
 titles, very fine —Carolina Halfpenny, l694—Farthing of 
 Mary, with rose . . 4 
 
 23 William and Mary, Pattern for a Halfpenny, l694, very fine and 
 
 rare ... 1 
 
 24 Queen Ann, Pattern for a Farthing, 1/14 . I 
 
 25 Ann, Pattern for a Halfpenny; reverse, Britannia with spear, 
 
 holding in her hand a rose and thistle, very fine and rare 1 
 
 26 George I Halfpenny, 1717, . l 
 
 27 George HI Halfpenny, \7’J0, fine proof; Penny, 17Q7,fine 2 
 
 28 George HI, Patterns for a Penny and Halfpenny, I797i gilt, 
 
 formerly Queen Charlotte's; Halfpenny and Farthing, I799, 
 both proofs ... 4 
 
 29 George III, three Patterns for Halfpence, by Droz, one with 
 
 “ Render to Cesar the things which are Cesar’s;” another, 
 “ Do as you would be done by;’* and the third with the 
 edge beautifully engrailed . . 3 
 
 
 
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 Charles I. Shilling, Inutrumqneparatus, Ruding, Plate 
 
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 31 Elizabeth, her head, inscribed the pledge of a penny, l6oi, ^ 
 Snelling’s Patterns, Plate 5, No. 13; another, inscribed- 
 unum a Deo duobus a Deo sustineo, No. 15 
 
 32 Charles II, inscribed “Magna opera domini, i660,'’hy Simon, 
 
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 "So. \2, very fine and rare . . \ 
 
 34 Commonwealth Pattern Sixpence, by Blondeau, Sneliing, No. 11 
 fine and rare 
 
 35 Olivar Cromwell’s Crown, 
 
 36 Olivar’s Halfcrown, in the highest preservation 
 
 37 Olivar’s Shilling, 
 
 38 Olivar, weight 86 grains, usually called his Ninepenny Piece, ^ 
 
 very fine and extremely rare, from Mr. Henderson's Col-, 
 lection, No. 185 . . 1 
 
 39 Charles H, Pattern for a Farthing, “ Truth and Peace, l66l,” 
 
 reverse, three pillars, “Thus united invincible,” Snelling’s 
 Pattern Farthings, No. 1flwr/7Y/re . 1 / 
 
 J 40 Charles II, Pattern for a Twoj)entc, by Briot, Sneliing, Pb 5, 
 
 No. 22, fine; “ Quatuor Maria Vindico” Farthing—Wil¬ 
 liam HI, Pattern for Farthing, “ non devco.” —Mary, 
 Patterns for Farthings, one “ex candorc dccus,” the other 
 “ ex nocte diem,” allfine . . 5 
 
 41 William and Mary Farthing, 1694 —George I, Irish Halfpenny, 
 
 1723; Farthing, G. R., Britannia, 1790 , proof; Isle of 
 Man Halfpenny, M “io, fine proof; British Settlement Ken¬ 
 tucky . . .5 
 
 42 Proof, Sir William Wallace, by Milton, fine; Proof, Sir Bevois 
 
 Southampton, by Dumarest; Penryn Volunteers; Proof, 
 
 John Wilkinson, Iron Master, with the Windcic; his Coin, '- 
 with ship, inscribed “ tine silver,” both rare 5 
 
 
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 a very fine pattern, from Mr. Henderson’s Collection, No. 
 287 .. . 1 
 
 ge \\\, proof. Bank of Ireland Six-sliilling Token; proof, 
 Halfcrown, 1819 . . .2 
 
 
 
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 Coins OF Scotland, in Silver. 
 
 Pennies: Alexander I, Snelling, PI. I, No. 2, very rare ; WiU J 
 liani I; Alexander H ; Alexander \\l,fine 4 
 
 Pennies: William I, 2 different ; John Baliol; Alexander HI; 
 
 Halfpenny of Alexander; another, Robert II 6 
 
 Pennies: Alexander HI; Robert Bruce; Robert I and II, well 
 preserved; David \\,fine . . 5 
 
 David H Groat,Robert II Groat,^?^^ ; Half-groat, scarce 3 
 David H Groat, extra fine; Robert HI Groat, well preserved 2 
 Robert HI Groat; James I Groat, scarce; Groats of James II 
 and HI . . .4 
 
 James V Groat, Snelling, PI. 2, No. 37, fine; another, different. 
 
 Billon Money, James III, Cardonnel, PI. l,No. 6, fine— 
 
 Mary, 10,12, the latter fine —Francis and JMary, 18 6 
 
 Mary’s Testoon, 1553, “ Cor humile, &c.” very fine and rare 1 
 Mary’s Testoon, with her head, \.b6i,fine and rare 1 
 
 Mary’s Testoon, with her Portrait, 1562, Snelling, Plate 3, No. 13, 
 very fine . . .1 
 
 Mary’s Testoon, 1558, Cardonnel, Plate 7, No. 5, fine; two 
 others, dated 1556, 1557, loth fine —Francis and Mary, 
 
 “ Jam non sunt duo scd una caro,’’ No. 12, scarce 4 
 Francis and Mary, Half Testoon, No. 7 Testoon, No. 8, fine; 
 another, dated 1559, fine; another, 1560, countermarked 
 —Mary’s Testoon, 1557,, 5 
 
 Mary and Henry’s Dollar, or Thirty-shilling Piece, 1565, Snelling, 
 
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 Another, countermarked, very fine . . 1 
 
 James VI, Thirty-shilling Piece, Cardonnel, Plate 9, No. 1 ; 
 
 another, dated 1570, countermarked, very fine 2 
 
 Janies VI Mark, sword and scales, Snelling, Pi. 4, No. J3, 
 
 scarce ; Marks, thistle and arms. No. 21, l60], l602, well ■ 
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 No. 5,rare; Half-noble, No. 19 . 4 
 
 ^ 62 Charles I Crown and Halfcrown, by Briot, well preserved 
 
 /. 63 Charles I Halfcrown, by Briot, F. under the horse, and two 
 
 thistles with three heads, very fine and rare 1 
 
 2 /? 64 Charles I Shillings, 2, both by Briot, one type similar to No. 11 
 Snelling, but with a thistle of three heads, and the other 
 No. 15, with the F. very fine . 2 
 
 / 65 Charles I Forty-penny Piece, Suelling, PI. 6, No. 22; 4 Twenty- 
 penny Pieces, No. 18, 19 , one by Briot, fine; and the tw o 
 Shillings, No. 20 . .6 
 
 66 Charles H Four-mark Piece; Marks, 3, different dates; and 
 Half-mark, in as good condition as generally met with 
 
 67 Charles H Dollars, 1679 , 168 O, difficult to he met with in this 
 
 condition'. Quarter Dollar, 1677 . ^ 
 
 68 Charles H Mark, Snelling, PI. 6, No. 2, highly preserved — 
 
 James H Ten-shilling Piece, No. \0, fine —William HI .. 
 Forty-shilling, 1697 ,—Ann Five-shilling, No. 22 4 
 
 69 William and Mary’s Ten, Forty, and Sixty-shilling Pieces, No. 
 
 13,15,16 . . . 
 
 70 William HI Five, Ten, Twenty, and Forty-shilling Pieces, No. 
 
 17 , 18, 19 , 20,fine set . .4 
 
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 // 71 James II Lion, Cardonnel,Plate l,No. 12 
 /■ y 72 James HI Unicorn, No. \^,fine 
 
 Z ■ Z 73 Another, with a cross under the animal, a scarce variety, fin 
 
 / /- 74 James V Ecu, Plate 2 , No. 8 , 
 
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 3. /3 /, 75 Mary’s Ecu, No. 15, in the most heautijul state of preservation I 
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 79 James VI Rose and Thistle, coined after his accession to the 
 throne of England, similar to Plate 4, No. 4, but without 
 I. R.; Sceptre Piece, Plate 3, No. 1 \ ,fine 2 
 
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 80 Early Denarius, with head of Janus, very fine; another, with 
 
 letters incuse, fine ; one with head of Rome, reverse incuse ; / 
 one of Spain ... 4 
 
 81 Early Quinarius, rare; Sestertius, fine and rare; 3 uncertain, 
 
 two of them curious . , 5 
 
 82 Aburia, 2; Accoleia, I, rare; Acilia, \,fine; Aelia, 1 ; Afra- 
 
 nia, 1 ; iEmilia, 4, two of them rare reverses, fine ; Annia, / 
 
 1 ; Antcstia, I, very fine . . 12 
 
 83 Antia, 1 ; Antonia, 2 ; with 14 Legionary Coins of Mark An¬ 
 
 tony, II, VI, VII, IX, X, XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, XVII,/ 
 XIX, XXT, XXII, XXIII . 17 
 
 84 Aquillia, 2, owe j/?we; Atilia, \,fine; Aurelia, \, fine and 
 
 rare; Baebia, 1 ; Ceecilia, 5, all fine; Cassia, \,fine; /■ 
 Calidia, 1 . . 12 
 
 85 Calpuruia, 8 , owe a Quinarius; Carisia, 2 ; Cassia, 3, fine; 
 
 Cipia, 1 . * l 6 ' 
 
 86 Chndiu, 6, three very fine; Cloulia, 2 , owe a Quinarius; Coelia, ^ 
 
 2 ; Considia, 3, owe, temple on top of a mountain, rare 13 
 
 87 Cordia, 3 ; Coponia, l, very fine; Cornelia, 8 , curious Sf fine 12 / 
 
 88 Cossutia, \ ,rares Creperaia, 1 , very rare; Crepusia, l,uncom‘ 
 
 monlyfine; Cupiennia, l,^we cwfi? rare . 4 
 
 89 Curtia, 1 ; Didia, 1 ; Domitia, 2 ; Egnatuleia, l,m-e; Eppia, 1 , / 
 
 fine; Fabia, 2 ; Fannia, 1 ; Farsuleia, I, fine 10 
 
 90 Flaminia, 1 ; Fonteia, 4, very fine; Fufia, 1 , fine; Fulvia, 1 ; 
 
 Fundania, \,fine; Furia, 3, owe very fine 11 ^ 
 
 91 Gellia, 1 , rare family; Herennia, 1 , very fine; Hosidia, 1 ; Hos- 
 
 tilia, 3; Julia, S,g'Ooe? se^ . . 14 
 
 92 Junia, 8, good set, some rare; Licinia, 4, one Crassus, rare re¬ 
 
 verse . . . 12 
 
 93 Livineia, 2 ; Lollia, 1 , rare; Lucilia, \,fine; Lucretia, 2 ; Lu-^ 
 
 tatia, 1 ; Maenia, 1 ; Maiania, \,rare; Mamilia, \,fine 10 
 
 94 Manlia, 2 , one rare reverse; Maria, \,fine; Marcia, 3, one of 
 
 them with head of Angus Marcius, very fine and rare 8 
 
 95 Memmia, 3, fine; Mescinia, 1 , rare; Minucia, 2 ; Mussidia, 2 , 
 
 rare; Naevia, \, uncommonly fine . 9 y 
 
 96 Nonia, t,fine; Norbana, \,fine; Opeimia, 2 , one rare; Papia, 
 
 2; Papiria, 1 ; Pedania, \, very fine; Petillia, l,^we 9 / 
 
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 97 Pttronia, \,jine and rare; Pinaria, 1 ; Plaetoria, 2; Plancia, 1, 
 
 fine; V\'A\x\\^,5,fineset , . 10 
 
 98 Poblicia, 3, one rare type; Pompeia, 2 ; Pomponia, 3, two fine; 
 
 Porcia, 5, one Quhiaritis . . 13 
 
 99 Postluiniia, 4, two of them fine and rare; Prociiia, 2 ; Quinc- 
 
 tia, 1 ; Renia, 1 ; Roscia, 1, very fine; Rubria, 1 ; Riis- 
 tia, 1; Rustilia^ 1 . . . 12 
 
 100 Satriena, 1 ; Saufeia, 1 ; Scribonia, 1 ; Sentia, 2; Sempronia, 
 
 \,rare; Sergia, 1; Serviiia, 5, one with head of Casca 
 Longus, well preserved and rare . 12 
 
 101 Siciuia, 2 ; Silia, \,fine; Sulpicia, 2, rare; Thoria, 1; Teren- 
 
 tia, 1 ; Titia, 3, one Quinarius, fine; Tituria, 1 ; Treba- 
 nia, 1 . . . 12 
 
 102 Tulia, 1; Valeria, 3 ; Vargunteia, \,fine; Vettia, \,fine and 
 
 rare; Veturia, 1 ; Vibia, 3 ; Volteia, 3 . 13 
 
 103 Cassia, 1; Julia, 1; Junia, 1 ; Livineia, 1 ; Minutia, 1 ; No- 
 
 nia, 1 ; Plautia, 2 ; Plaetoria, 2 ; Porcia, 1; Postumia, 1; 
 Scribonia, 1; Sergia,!; Titia, 1; Tituria, 1, all finely 
 preserved, and several rare types , 16 
 
 
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 Roman Imperial Coins, in Gold . 
 
 104 Julius CaBsar, head of Victory, L. Planc. PRiEF. urb. 
 
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 105 Augustus, portrait without any legend, Caesar divi, F., Em¬ 
 
 peror on horseback, and rare 
 
 106 Tiberius, PoNTiF, "iA AyiiM. highly preserved 
 
 107 Drusus, de Germanis, rare 
 
 108 Antonia, Sacerdos divi Augusti, two torches, rare 
 
 109 Claudius, S.P.Q.R.P.P.OB.C.S., within a wreath of oak 
 
 110 Claudius, Paci Av go si: m, finely preserved 
 
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 111 Nero and Agrippina, face to face, with civic crown on reverse, ^ 
 
 
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 beautifully fine and very rare 
 
 112 Nero, young Head, Sacerd. coopt, in omn. conl. supra 
 
 NUM. EX 8.C. fine and rare . 1 
 
 113 Nero, old Head, PoNTiF max. Tr. p. vii. Cos. IHI, P.P* 
 
 fine . . . 1 
 
 114 Another, with a ditferent figure, also fine . 1 
 
 115 Galba, Diva Augusta, struck in honour of Livia, highlypre^ ^ 
 
 served, and very rare . . \ / 
 
 116 Vitellius, PoNTiF. maxim, rare . 1 
 
 117 Vespasian, Ceres August., well preserved andrare 1 
 
 118 Vespasian, Judaea, captive on the ground, scarce l 
 
 
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 Second Day’s Sale. 
 
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 Ancient Town Pieces, and Tradesmen’s 
 
 Tokens. 
 
 LOT 
 
 119 y OWN Pieces: Axminster, Bristol, Burlington, Cockermouth, 
 
 Diss, Dorchester, Egreniont, Gloucester, King’s Lynn, 
 Marlborough, Norwich, and Tetbury . 12 
 
 120 -Bristol, Bridlington, Clifton, Coventry, Cork, 
 
 Gloucester, Ipswich, Norwich, Nottingham, Peterborough, 
 Whitehaven, and Yarmouth , 12 
 
 121 Tokens struck at different Places in the County of Durham, 8 ; 
 
 Nourse’s necessary Change, and M‘Cully’s New Town 
 Two Pence . . . 10 
 
 122 Tokens struck in the County of York, all different, and well 
 
 preserved . . . 32 
 
 123 Another Set of Yorkshire Tokens, different from the former 33 
 
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 126 Miscellaneous Copper Tokens, &c. of a larger size, including 
 
 124 Various Tokens of difterent Places, 
 Another Set, different from the others 
 
 
 one of the Duke of Northumberland 
 
 Modern Provincial Copper Coins, 
 
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 J 27 Set of Halfpennies, 
 
 128 Another Set, different 
 
 Another Set; including several not common 
 
 130 London Churches and Gates 
 
 131 Kempson’s Birmingham and Coventry Buildings, 25 ; Head of 
 
 Handel, 3 . • . 28 
 
 132 Set of Pennies, vanoMs • • 28- 
 
 100 
 
 100 
 
 45 
 
 28 
 
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 133 Conder’s Pennies, with head of Wolsey, 3, different; Revolu* 
 
 tion Penny, and 4 other fine ones . 8 
 
 134 Set of Farthings . . . 43 
 
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 Provincial Coins, in Silver. 
 
 135 Newcastle Halfcrown, 5 Shillings, and a Sixpence; proof of 
 
 Bewicke INIain Colliery Penny (only 3 or 4 rfowc^, and of ^ 
 
 3 Farthings struck in Newcastle ; Armagh Threepence ; / *' / 
 
 Wright’s two Dundee Shillings 
 
 14 
 
 
 
 136 Two Bath Four-shilling Tokens, Douglas Bank Five-shilling 
 
 Dollar, a Three-shilling Piece, and 2 of Two Shillings 6 
 
 137 Gloucester Halfcrown, and two others; 9 different Eighteen- 
 
 penny Pieces . , .12 
 
 138 Shillings, struck at different places, A to E . 40 
 
 139 Shillings, E to P . . 40 
 
 140 Shillings, P to Y . . . - 
 
 141 Shillings struck in Lincolnshire and York, 8 ; and 32 miscella— 
 
 neons Sixpences . . 40 
 
 
 British Coins, in Gold. 
 
 142 One, obverse a horse, reverse plain ; another, with ear of corn on 
 
 2 
 
 reverse, both different from any in Ruding 
 
 143 One, a rude attempt at a horse, with letters on both sides, not ^ 
 
 published,j(?/ie aiid rare . . 1 ^ 
 
 144 One, obverse a warrior on horseback, with an ornamented ^ 
 
 shield on reversey not in Ruding, well executed and finely ^ 
 preserved . . . 1 
 
 145 One, Ruding, Plate 1, No. 20, fine gold; another, horse, re¬ 
 
 verse shield, something similar to Plate 2, No. o6 
 
 
 
 146 Cunobeline, a horse, with plain reverse, not in Ruding, 1 
 
 British and Saxon Coins, in Silver. 
 
 147 One ancient British, with head, reverse a horse, an unpublished 
 
 type ; Ecgberht, King of Kent, with the dragon, Ruding, 
 Plate 3, No. 3, scarce; ancient Sceatta, Ruding, Plate 1, 
 No. 18 . . • . 3 
 
 148 Cunobeline, with name on reverse, different from any in Ru¬ 
 
 ding ; ancient Sceatta, Plate 2, No. 28; Penny of Bur- 
 gred, King of Mercia, AJoncj/fr Hugered . 3 
 
Pennies: Btirgred Mercia, TWone^er Osmund, but different from ^ 
 
 Plate 8, No. 8, very fine . . I ’ 
 
 150 Eadmuud East Angles, Rex. An, Moneyer Beornferd, Plate 9» 
 
 , No. 4 ; another, Aiowcj/er Twicca, No. 9 • 2 ^ 1 ^^. 
 
 151 
 
 152 
 
 153 
 
 154 
 
 155 
 
 
 
 Sole Monarchs. 
 
 Aetlielbearht, A/owe^er Sefred,^ne anti rare . 1 
 
 Aethelstan, Hex To. Brit, Moneyer Frard.—Eadred, Moneyer 
 Atheliiiund.^we . . 2' 
 
 Eadred, Moneyer Grimes, very fine —Eadweard II, struck at 
 Lincoln . . . 2 
 
 Eadweard II, struck at Stamford, in beautiful preservation 1 - . 
 Aethelred W, hand of Providence with the Greek letters Lon¬ 
 don Mint; Another, Rex Anglo, the Irish type, different 
 from those engraved in Ruding, well preserved 2 
 
 Cnut, #m;o w'ith sceptre,one Moneyer Ethelwine, and the other 
 struck at York, Plate 22, No. 3 ; two without sceptre, fleur 
 de lis crown, Moneyers Hildo! and Leofred 4 
 
 Edward the Confessor, two similar to No. 2o and 27 ; two full 
 faced, with and without the bust,^Me; and two others, pro- ^ 
 file and sceptre, reverses similar to 8 and 2 i 6 
 
 Edward the Confessor,_/bMr, with profile and sceptre, different 
 types and minted at different places, and one without scep¬ 
 tre—Harold II, with sceptre, Moneyer Spraceliiig, ; 
 see Mr. Ruding’s note on this name, vol, i, p. 297 b 
 
 Stycas of Northumberland. 
 
 156 
 
 157 
 
 
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 frttf 159 Ecgf’rid Rex, rerersc a cross with the legend Lux, in fine con¬ 
 dition . . . 1 
 
 This singularly rare and curious coin was first published by the Rev. Jolin 
 Hodgson, in the Archaeologia /Eliana, and afterwards by Mr. Ruding, 
 Appendix, Plate 28: it was discovered in Heworth Chapel-yard a few 
 years ago, and was not before known. 
 
 Eanred,rei;crse Fordred—Ethelred,/oMf*, different types, well 
 preserved: one of Vigmund, Archbishop of York 6 
 
 Eanred, R. Monne, Ruding IM. 10, No. I; another, different— 
 Ethelred,./oMr*, difl’crent . . 6 
 
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 English Medals, in Bronze. 
 
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 152 
 
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 163 
 
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 164 
 
 165 
 
 166 
 
 
 167 
 
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 173 
 
 Qik«i Mary, by Tmza, ?, one to commemorate her comity to 
 tbe Protestants, Medallic History, Plate 5, Xo. 3, and tbe 
 other with lejeod cade et suppliciter. No. 5, both rare *2 
 Pbilip, with titles of Prince pf Spain and Kin^ of England, 
 
 Plate 6, No. 7, rere; another, o^rrrse same as Plate 5, 
 
 No. 1, rtrc r s e Le Clerc, p. 4, Fi®. Vll.^ae and rare 2 
 Head of Pope Jalius III, Anglia Resukges, &c. stnick oo 
 Mary’s restorios the Roman Catholic Religion in England, 
 
 Med. Hist. Plate 6, No. 6, by the celebrated Corfjio of 
 Padua, ray fine and rare . 1 
 
 Lord Bacon, by Rasie/, Plate 13, No. 10, extremely rare : Jet¬ 
 tons oo tbe Triple Alliance, PI. 9f No. 9 ; and 1 Van Loon, 
 p. 4791 Charles I, Med. Hbt. PI. 17, No. 7, by Roet- 
 tier ... 4 
 
 John Lilborce, PI. 24, No, 7, by .5rjaina ; Olirar Cromwell, oo 
 the rktory at Dunbar, PI. 22, No. 3, alio by Simon ; .\na 
 Cleypole, daughter of Cromwell, ratored by Kirk 3 
 
 Charles II, without any reverse; Clementina, wife of tbe Pre¬ 
 tender, ITIP, by Hamerani ; tbe Pretender Charles, rrrerae ^ 
 Britannia and shipping; two small ones of James; and one ' ^ 
 
 “ cujus est* . . . 6 
 
 Mary, on ber Death, 4 Van Loon 179* No. 3, fine and rare ; 
 
 two others, p. 189, No. 2, and vol. 3, p. 395, No. 2 3 
 
 George II: Battle of Minden,d:c.; Rebellion, 1745, and taking 
 of Canada, 1759 I Frederick Prince of Wales, on the Fish¬ 
 ery ; Martin Foikes and William Penn, by Pinero 6 
 
 J. Oslethorpe, rererte Archbishop Tillotsoo, Soelling PL 29» 
 
 No. S; Orator Hamilton, 1726; William Henry Prince of 
 Orange, by Tanner, ray rare 3 
 
 3liltoo, by Tanner, PI. 26 , No. 4 ; Sir Isaac Newton, by Croker, > 
 
 PI. 29. No. 1; Conduit, by Tanner, No. 5 3 
 
 Talbot and Morecock; Dr. Friend, by Saint Crbain, PI. 29, 
 
 No. 6. fine ; George Lord .4nson, by Pingo 3 
 
 Wiilam of Wykebam, by Teo (Whukeder school prize) ; So¬ 
 ciety for Promoting Arts and Commerce; Robert Walpole 
 Earl of Orford, 3, two by Salter, Soelling Pi. 3 2, No. 5 and 
 6, fine, and one by Banert . . 5 
 
 
 
 
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 1T4 WQiiani Dake of Cumberiaod, oo the Defeat of the Rebels, &c. 
 
 5; Admiral Vemoo, takiog of Caithageoa; and Admiral 
 Rodney ... 7 
 
 173 George III, od fitting out the Resolutioo and AdTentore to sail 
 round the World with Capt. Cooke, nt ojk oak box made 
 from a plamk 0'the Skip Admtiure ; another on his Re¬ 
 covery, and oce Atari tacrmm Pcndux . 3 
 
 176 George III, mme a lion in Toils, imscriied “ Indocflis pati,” 
 
 1781, iCOTce; another. Arts Protected; and one of Queen 
 Charlotte, Saluti Aagastx . . 3 
 
 177 Set of Kirk’s Magazine 3IedaJs, 13 ; Frederick Dske of York 
 
 as Bishop of Osnabnrgh, I ; Colgate on Shooting his 
 Horses, by MUton, 1 ; ProTincM Coins, all with Portraits, 
 
 12 ..... 27 
 
 178 Lord Charlemont <mi the Institution of the Royal A cademy in 
 
 Ireland, 1756, by Moaop ; Marquis Cornwallis receiving 
 the Sons of Tippoo Saib as Hostages, 1793, by Kuekler 2 
 
 179 Private Medal of Sir Henry Englefield, n imitatiom of the Greek 
 
 Dreckm, ; York Minster, rrrerte Clifford’s Tower; 
 Inigo Jones, Lord Chesterfield, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Duke y. 
 of Athol, Garrick, Wolfe, and Sodling, by Kirk 9 
 
 180 Admiral Earl Howe oo the Defeat of the French Fleet, 1st Jane, 
 
 179*» by Kmckler; ilarquis of Granby's Preodmm 
 Medal . . .2 
 
 131 Earl Howe, Ybcount Duncan, Earl Spencer, Lord Nelson, Sir 
 Ralph Abercrombie, Sir Sydney Smith, Archduke Charles, 
 Master Betty, Col. Wardle, and Sir John Moore 10 
 
 152 ’The Prince Regent, 1S11, T. ffyom ; W. Wdberforce, oo the 
 
 AboUtioo of the Slave Trade, by fTebb ; W. Pitt oo his 
 Death; Marquis of Wellingtoo . . 4 
 
 153 George HI oo the Peace, 1502; Comjdetion of the 5Cth Year 
 
 of hb Reign, ISIO; Peace signed at Paris, iy 3 
 
 154 Pitt, Fox, Sydney Smith, and two of Duke of Wellh^too, differ¬ 
 
 ent, all by H 'ebb . . . 5 / 
 
 IS3 Fox, 4, different; Col. Wardle, Master Betty, Garrick, Looardi, 
 Handel, ai>d Covent Garden O. P. . 10 
 
 1S6 Chatham and Camden, by Ptagv ; Bathurst and Mansfield, by 
 
 Kirk : Beckford, Harrisoa, Lord Cbve, Victory at Plassey, -- 
 and Broogbam . . 9 
 
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 187 Selden, Milton, and Shakespeare, struck in France, j/2ne; Strat¬ 
 ford Jubilee, 1769 . and the Halfpenny; Shakespeare, ^ 
 
 Hancock, Jun. aged stven years . . 6 ^ 
 
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 188 Dr. William Stukeley, reume Stonehenge, I 
 
 189 Newton and Molesvvorth, Snelling, PI. 28, No. I and 3, both 
 
 rare ... 2 
 
 190 Sir W. Hamilton, large size, . . 1 
 
 191 Dr. William Hunter, by ^wxck, beautiJuUy executed, and very 
 
 rarely finished in this state . . . 1 
 
 //j\^ 192 Professor Hutcheson, of Glasgow, by Selvi of Florence, engraved 
 in Hollis’s Memoirs, p. 386; Robert Strange, “ Faniie 
 Aternas,” rare ... .2 
 
 193 Conyers Middleton, by Pozlo, in Jine preservation 1 
 
 
 
 
 
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 194 Pompey, Head with 3 figures on the reverse, very fine 1. 
 
 195 Portrait of Pompey as Neptune, reverse a Galley, Q. Nasidius, 
 
 well preserved and rare . . . 1 
 
 196 Pompey, Head as Neptune, bearded, reverse a Naval Trophy, 
 
 and another without Head, rare . 2 
 
 197 Juba, reverse Temple; Cneius Pompey, Head of Pallas, j'ercrjf 
 
 Cn. MAGNUS IMP., Spain receiving Pompey, 2 
 
 198 Julius Caesar, M. Mettius, C. Cossutius, and P. Sepul- 
 
 Lii's, all fine Portraits, different, in high preservation 3 
 
 199 Portrait of Julius, reverse Globe, &c.; Diet. Perpetuo, L. Buca, ^ 
 
 and one with Elephant, . . 3 ' 
 
 200 Julius Caesar, L. BucA, and L. Aemiltus Buca, ^ne, 2; L. . 
 
 Mussidius Longus Cloacin, fine and rare, 1 ; and-^^-* 
 another with Head of Mark Antony . . 4 
 
 201 Three, Diet. Perpetuo and Imp., with P. Sepullius Macer on 
 
 reverse, all different portraits, fine . 3 
 
 202 Sextus Pompey, with his Head and Name,rer^^Me and rare 1 y, 
 
 
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 204 
 
 206 
 
 207 
 
 ^/^•>-208 
 
 209 
 
 210 
 
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 efft. f 211 
 
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 213 
 
 214 
 
 215 
 
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 W 217 
 
 218 
 
 ^-219 
 
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 Cassius, C. Cassi. Imp., with Head of Liberty, reverse Lentulus 
 Spmtyjine; Lepidus, 7 ei>me Augustus, rare 2 
 
 Mark Antony, with Gell. and Barbat, both extremely fine ^ ^ 
 Ditto with Barbat, reverse a remarkably fine and large por¬ 
 trait of Augustus ; another without either Gell. or Barbat, 
 very small Portrait of Augustus; and a Quinarius 3 
 Ditto, Pietas, and two others, one Vaill. Fani. 50, p. 107, rare 3 
 Ditto, Cn. Domit. Ahenobarbus imp. ^ne; another, 
 reverse Head of the Sun,^ne a7id I'ai'e 
 Cleopatra, reverse Antony and rai'e 
 
 Lucius Antony, revei'se his Brother, rare and fine 1 
 
 A complete Collection of the Legionary Coins of Mark Antony, 
 from 1 to 23 —9 others. Leg. III,1III, V, VIII, VIllI, XI, j 
 XX, XXII, different hi their Types from the former — 
 
 Leg. XII, Antiquae —Leg. XVII, Classicae— Co- j 
 
 HORTIUM Pr.®TORIaRUM—COHORTIS SPECULATO- 
 
 KUM— Leg. VI, Antoninus et verus Aug. rest, 
 a carefully selected and very fine set 36 j 
 
 Augustus, reverse two Palm Branches, P. Carisius, very fine, 
 and two others .... 4 
 
 Ditto, Mar. ult. Temple, Emerita, Rostrum Column, and Ponti¬ 
 fical Instruments, very fine ... 4 
 
 Ditto, Jovi olym. Temple, rare ; Jov. Ton. Jupiter in Temple, 
 very fine; and two others, Cos. iter and S. P. Q. R. with ^ 
 Temple . . .4 
 
 Ditto, Cos. \\tr. peculiar po7'trait; Divus Julius, Comit. imp. 
 Caesar, Military Trophies, and L. Caninius, all highly Z 
 preserved . • .4 
 
 Ditto, L. Vinitius, with the Arch, very rare ; Emerita, in beauti¬ 
 ful preservation; Covae\, very fine . . 3 
 
 Ditto, Signis Receptis, two varieties; Balbus, Cos. des, and two 
 others with a Car, different . . 6 
 
 Ditto, Imp. X. Bull, fine ; P. Carisius, very fine, and Turpil- 
 lianus, rare . . . 3 
 
 Ditto, Colo conducting two Oxen, rare ; Peace Offerings to the 
 Emperor,; SiciL, Diana with her Dog, rare ; and one 
 with plated . • • 4 j 
 
 Ditto, Petronius Turpilianus, jw, Ob Civis Servatos,/ne; ' 
 Aegypto Capta; and s. P. Q. R. CL. v, in a Shield,/wcanrf 
 rare ...» 4 
 
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 220 Ditto, Pontif. Maxim, Autonius Imp., two others, ami a Qum> 
 
 arim . . . 5 ^ 
 
 221 Ditto, fine Portrait, with reverse of Antony, and four other 
 
 Portraits of Augustus, with different reverses 
 
 222 Ditto, Act. imp. X, with Apollo in Female Attire; M. Agrippa 
 
 Cos. Desig, in field of Coin, and L. Aquillius, with flower 
 on reverse, all rare . , 3 
 
 223 Ditto, four, with Caesar divi F. and one with Imp. Caesar, 
 
 different devices, and with different Portraits, without any 
 Legend on obverse, , . 4 
 
 224 Ditto, two different Portraits, with Triumphal Arch and Ca 
 
 pricorn on reverse, and a Quinarius . 
 
 
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 225 
 
 226 
 
 227 
 
 228 
 
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 Vespasian, mars ULTOR.^ne and rare 
 Titus, cos. V, an Ox 
 
 Domitian, Pallas standing, very fine . . i 
 
 Nerva, CONCORDIA exercitum . . I 
 
 / i // f 229 Trajan, Germany sitting with an Olive Branch, fine and 
 
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 231 
 
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 233 
 
 234 
 
 
 Matidia, PiETAS fine and very rare . 
 
 Hadrian, Adventus Aug., Rome welcoming the Emperor, 
 fine and rare . . 1 
 
 D'xXio, head to left, kVRicx . . \ 
 
 Ditto, LiberALTTA s Aug. vii . . l 
 
 Ditto, Cos. Ill, Emperor on Horseback with Spear, rare and 
 
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 very Jine . . . • 1 
 
 Ditto, Oriens driving four Horses, very rare . 
 
 Z, 236 Ditto, Disciplina Aug., Emperor heading his Soldiers, for- ^ 
 ; merly Mr.Tyssen’s, ver^/ine owe? rare 
 
 / 237 Ditto, Jovi Victor, Jupiter sitting . I 
 
 2, 238 Ditto, Divi Ner. Nepos. P. M. Tr. p. cos. Head of the Sun 
 
 
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 240 
 
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 radiated, very rare .... 
 
 Ditto, JusTiTiA Aug., er/rewe/^^/iwe 
 Ditto, Divi ner. Nkp. P. M. Tu. p. cos. Fort. Red, 
 in the highest -preservation . , 1 
 
 
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 Third Day’s Sale. 
 
 Foreign Copper Coins. 
 
 LOT 
 
 j241 A MERICAN States, i6; Chinese, S; TippooSaib, 1 25 
 
 I242 jljL Danish and Swedish . . . 80) 
 
 243 Large Swedish square pieces of 4 Daler, 2 Daler, 1 Daler, and 
 
 Half Daler, rare in this Country . 4 
 
 244 French, Louis XIV, XV, XVI, and the Republic 60 
 
 " 245 Austrian, 16; Spanish, 12; Portuguese, 20 . 48 
 
 246 Russian, 30; Miscellaneous, 30 . 80 
 
 ^4. '' 247 Miscellaneous, cwrioMs * 100 
 
 •> .• 248 Set of Dutch Doits of the several Provinces, different types and 
 
 dates . . . . 84 
 
 
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 Foreign Coins, in Silver. 
 
 249 Set of Old Pennies of different Counts of Flanders, Namur, 
 
 Loos, Brabant, Anholt, and other Foreign Princes, m/twc ^ - 
 
 preservation . . . 18 
 
 250 Ancient Krones or Dollars of Austria . . ^ ' O 
 
 y Two old Spanish Pieces of eight; 1 Ancient, and 4 Modern ^ ^ 
 
 •Spanish Dollars .... 7 
 
 //.v^.*-irr252 Ancient Dollars of Cologne (two), Brunswick and Burgundy ; _ 
 
 Three Guilder Piece, Holland ; Sicilian Dollar . 6 
 
 253 Dollars of Austria, Bremen, Zeeland, Sweden, and Denmark 8 • 
 
 254 French Ecus of Louis XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, XVIII; Half and 
 
 Quarter Ecu of Louis XVI . . j' ■ ^ 
 
 255 Ecu Louis XV, young Head, rare; Louis XVI 6 Livre piece, 
 
 Regne de la Lot, with its half and quarter, very fine ; Con¬ 
 vention Ecu, f/nion et Force; 5 Francs piece, Bonaparte" 
 
 1812; Louis XVIII, 1814; and 4 smaller Money, Louis 
 XIV, XV, XVI . . . ' 11 
 
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 /J 256 Convention and Louis XVI 5 Francs pieces, and 6 other Coins 8 
 /-’257 Ruble, Peter the Great; Patagonof Berne ; Saint John Baptist; 
 
 Scudo of Genoa; 3 Austrian and Bavarian Dollars, all fine 
 
 6 
 
 256 Various Russian, from the Half Rouble downwards 
 y'' 259 East Indian Rupees, 7 ; and smaller Pieces, 7 
 
 260 Two large, and 14 small Turkish; Zodiacal Rupee, 1 ; Hayti, 
 
 
 
 
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 261 Ancient Penny of Cologne,/me and rare; Old Pennies of Den¬ 
 
 mark, 4; Modern Coins of Spain, 12 . 17 
 
 262 Various Spanish, from the Dollar downwards, 11; Miscella¬ 
 
 neous, European, 9 , . 20 
 
 263 Various Russian, Prussian, Dutch, See. fine . 28 
 
 
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 Foreign Coins, in Gold . 
 
 264 Ancient Ducat, Leopold of Hungary; Old Florentine Zecchine; 
 
 ■ and an ancient Spanish Coin . . 3 
 
 265 Half Ruble, Catherine II, very fine; Quarter Venetian Zec¬ 
 
 chine, 2; Portuguese Crusades; Ducaton of Holland; 
 Turkish Ducat and Quarter . . 7 
 
 266 Two Swedish Ducats, Charles XII, one very fine; Ducat, Fre¬ 
 
 derick 1,/me; Imperial Ducat, Maria Teresa; Dutch Du¬ 
 cat, and Spanish Pistole . > 6 
 
 267 Double Louis d’Or, Louis XVI ; and 20 Francs piece Louis 
 
 XVIII .... 2 
 
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 268 Dobrao of Brazil, or 5 Moidore piece of John V, weight 1 oz. 
 
 14 dwt. 12 gr. . . . . 1 
 
 269 India Mohr, with the half and quarter, very fine . 3 
 
 270 Old Gold Rupee, and old and New Pagoda . . 3 
 
 271 Respublica Bernensis,/me . . . 1 
 
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 English Silver Pennies. 
 
 272 William I,/it///flce, Type Ruding, Plate I, No. 2; Full Face, 
 Sceptre on each aide, Type No. 5, both fine 2 
 
 
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 273 William I, profile. Sceptre, similar to No. 7; William II', 
 Sceptre and Star, type similar to No. 11, both fine 2 
 2/4 Henry 1, Snelling', PI. 1, No. 24, scarce . 1 
 
 275 Stephen, type similar to Rudin^, No. 17, but a much finer 
 
 Coin, rare . . \ ^ 
 
 276 Three Ancient Pennies, different, with profile Faces, lately 
 
 found in Northumberland, either of Stephen or some 
 of the old Scottish Kings.—Another'Ancient Piece,/- 
 found at the Mouth of the River Tyne, with edici 
 CON, possibly struck by some Danish Chief in this 
 Island . . 4 
 
 277 Henry II, Goldhavre on Canto, vei'tj fine ; another, with 
 
 the bust remarkably fine ^ and 6 of different Mints 
 and Moneyers, found in Northumberland in 1819 8 
 
 278 Henry III, first Coinage, struck at Exeter, London, and 
 
 Canterbury, different Moneyers . 9 
 
 279 Henry III, second Coinage, Sceptre and Rex HI, different 
 
 Mints and Moneyers, well preserved . 5 ' 
 
 280 Plenry HI, without Sceptre, struck at Colchester, scarce ; 
 
 another, Rex Terci, fine and rare ; and one, Ada on 
 Norh. very fine , . 3 
 
 -■z'^281 Edward I, struck at Berwick, Bristol, Chester, Kingston, 
 Lincoln, Newcastle, and St. Edmund’s 7 
 
 282 Edward I, struck at Berwick, London, Newcastle, Saint 
 
 Edmund’s, and York; and 3 of the Durham Mint, 
 two Regal and one Episcopal . 8 
 
 283 Edward I, Canterbury, Exeter, York, Durham, Lincoln, 
 Rose on the Breast, and Robert de Hadeleic, scarce 
 
 6 
 
 284 Edward II, struck at Berwick, Canterbury, London, and 
 
 Saint Edmund’s . 10 
 
 285 Edward II, struck at Berwick, Canterbury, Durham, Lon¬ 
 don, and Saint Edmund’s . 8 
 
 286 Edward II, Canterbury, London, and St. Edmund’s—Ed¬ 
 ward III, London, Durham, and Newcastle 7 
 
 287 Edward III, Aquitaine Penny, Ruding, Supplement, Part 2, ^ 
 
 PI. 10, No. 20, rare . 1 
 
 288 Richard II, Snelling, PI. 2, No. 18—Henry V, No. 27, 
 
 very fine —Henry VI, York, Ruding, Supplement, y 
 PI. 2, No. 29—Edward IV . 4 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 two different, one full face . 5 / ^ 
 
 //'/.,6 ^90 Set of Episcopal Pennies of Durham, struck by Bishops 
 Beak, Kellow, Fox, Sever, Ruthall, Tunstall, and 
 Cardinal Wolsey . . 10 
 
 /. /. ^291 Another Set, containing-Specimens of the Mints of Sever, 
 
 Fox, Ruthall, Tunstall, and Wolsey 5 
 
 3 3 292 Elizabeth, 3 different M.M.—James I, 3 different M.M.— 
 
 Charles I, 2 different . . 8 
 
 2^ Charles I, ^leo. Shield & Rose—Commonwealth—Charles 11^ 
 
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 ,r ^ J by Briot; and one of his second Coinage 5' 
 
 < 294 Charles II to George Ill inclusive, a very fine set 
 
 18 
 
 English Halfpence and Farthings, in Silver. 
 
 d’-/ 295 Edward II or III Halfpenny, struck at London, Ruding, 
 PI. 3, No. 24—Edward III, Halfpenny, No. 30 ; Far- 
 thing. No. 31—Henry V, Halfpenny, Snelling, PI. 2, 
 No. 26, extremely fine , 4 
 
 / / 296 Halfpence of Henry VI, Edward IV, Canterbury, very^we,- ^ 
 
 Henry VII, 2; Henry VIH, very fine 5 
 
 2 ^9 297 Halfpence of Elizabeth, James I, Charles 1, two. Rose and 
 
 Aberistwith; and Commonwealth . 5> 
 
 Medallions of Louis XIV, in Bronze. 
 
 *j(.* These beautiful Medallions, from the choice Collection of the late Mr. 
 
 Bindley, believed to be ihe largest Number in any owe Cabinet in this 
 Country, are executed in the best Style of ihe Medatlic Art, and in the 
 highest Preserzation, 
 
 /. / 298 1 643, Death of Louis XIII—Battle of Rockroy—Taking 
 
 ofThionville—Naval Bailie of Carthagena—Cafe (si 
 King and Kingdom given to Ann of Austria—1644, ^ 
 
 Battle of Fribourg . . 6 
 
 y. y- 299 1641, Capture of 10 Cities on the Rhine—164.5, Taking of 
 
 Rhodes—Battle of Norlingcn—1647, Royal Academy 33. 
 of Painting and Sculpture—1648, BatlleofLens—Peace 
 of Munster . . . 6 
 
23 
 
 1648, Taking- of Tortose—1650, Taking of Retel—View’ j 
 of St. Peter’s at Rome—1656, General Hospital— ^ 
 
 1667, Taking of Montmedy—1658, Recovery of the 
 King • . . ■ 6 
 
 301 1658, Battle of Dunes—1660, Queen Ann—1661, The King 
 
 taking the Government—Accessible to his Subjects— 3 
 
 Birth of the Dauphin—1662, Right of Precedency ac¬ 
 knowledged by Spain . . 6 
 
 302 1662, The Carousal—Knights of the Order of Saint Esprit 
 
 —Acquisition of Dunkirk—1663, Academy of Inscrip- /. 
 tions—1664, Pyramid at Rome—Audience of the Le¬ 
 gate . . . 6 
 
 303 1663, Alliance with the Swiss—1665, Colony of Madagas¬ 
 
 car—Deliverance of the oppressed Provinces—The Re- j 
 
 view—1666, Death of the Queen Mother—Succours to 
 the Dutch . , 6 
 
 304 1666, Death of the Queen Mother—Clemency of the King— 
 
 1667, The King’s Palace—New Ordonnance—Taking £ 
 of Lisle—Palatinus Apollo , 6 
 
 305 1667, Taking of Tournay, very large size, and extremely 
 
 rare —1773, King^s Palace, “ Majestati ac a3ternit. Gall. 
 imperii sacrum, very fine . 2 
 
 306 1667, Junction of the two Seas—Flight of the Prince of 
 
 Ligne—1668, Taking down of the Pyramid at Rome— / y 
 Navigation re-established—Promissi Constantia—Peace 
 preferable to Triumphs . 6 
 
 307 1669, New Pavement of Paris—Its Cleanliness—The Peace 
 
 of the Church, two sizes —1670, On the Conquests of 7 
 Flanders and Franche-Comte, old and young heads O 
 
 308 1671, Fortification of Dunkirk—1672, The King holding 
 
 the Seal—Taking of four Towns on the Rhine—Pas¬ 
 sage of the Rhine—Abandonment of Issel by the Dutch ^ 
 Army—^The Magazines . 6 
 
 309 1672, The Conquests of the King in Holland—Non clarior 
 
 alter—1673, Elector of Brandenburgh driven to the ^ Z. 
 Elbe—Takinsr of Maestrick—Another on the same sub- 
 ject, different —in his Car . 6 
 
 310 1674, Second Conquest of Franche-Comte—Taking of Be- 
 
 sanjon—Battle of Senu—Siege of Oudenarde—Tran- 2 . 
 quillity of the Sea Shores—Sun and Globe, large size, | j 
 by Varin . . 6 
 
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 2 5 ! 311 1674, Battle of Ensheim—1675, Relief of Messina—Taking" 
 
 of Dinant and Huy—Battle of Altenheim—King of^^,^ 
 Poland made a Knight of the Order of Saint Esprit—^ ^ 
 Taking of Limburgh . . 6 
 
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 312 Henry VIII, reverse a Lion, inscribed " Subjectis et de- 
 
 bella suplios parcere,” chased in high relief, by 
 art . . 1 
 
 313 Philip as King of Spain and England, reverse Charles V, 
 
 gilt, by Jongeli, very rare . 1 
 
 314 Philip, with Titles of King of Spain and England, reverse 
 
 Saint Quintin, Martyr, with inscription in Latin, a 
 fine and rare medal of his time . 1 
 
 315 Elizabeth, reverse Arms and Garter, a finely-chased oval 
 
 medal . . . \ ' 
 
 316 Defeat of the Spanish Armada, obverse a Fleet; reverse 
 
 a Church on a Rock, gilt, Medallic History, PI. 9, 
 
 No. 1 , very rare . . 1 
 
 A 317 SatiricalJettons, struck in Holland in the Time of Queen 
 Elizabeth, PI. 8, Nos. 4 and 5—Two on the Defeat of 
 the Spanish Armada, one, PI. 9, No. 6 , and the other 
 inscribed in the exergue, Cl.\ 8 SIS. Hisp. all highly 
 preserved . . 4 
 
 318 William Earl of Pembroke, 1562, PI. 5, No. 4, by Ste- 9 .' 
 
 phens of Holland, extremely rare . 1 
 
 319 Another of the same, chased . 1 ^ 
 
 320 Ann Countess of Dorset, Pembroke and Montgomery, PI. 34, 
 
 No. 2 , a very beautiful chasing, in high relief 1 
 
 321 Thomas Sackville Lord Buckhurst, Serjeant Hele, and Sir > 
 
 Edward Coke, scarce . . 3/ / 
 
 322 Mary Queen of Scots, Anderson’s Numismata Scotiae, Plate i65, 
 
 No. 23 ; John Stuart, Lord High Treasurer, scarce; Jetton 
 struck in memory of the Gunpowder Plot in l603, Plate 
 11, No. 7 ; and Ann Queen of James I, PI. 12, No. 2, 
 fine ... 4 
 
 323 James I, Plate 12, No. 1 ; Henry Prince of Wales, No. 3, both 
 
 very highly preserved . . 2 
 
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 324 Charles I and Queen, by Rawlins, PI, 14, No. 5; two others of 
 Charles I, with arms on reverse ^ . 3 
 
 v- 325 Charles I on his Baptism, by cn<f 5i»ion; another, on his 
 Birth, Plate 15, No. J4, very fine . 2 
 
 326 Charles I and his Queen, reverse their Children, l635, No. 23, ^ ^ 
 fine and very rare . , 1 ^ 
 
 Roman Imperial Denarii, continued. 
 
 ^/- 327 
 
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 331 
 
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 333 
 
 334 
 
 335 
 
 336 
 
 337 
 
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 339 
 
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 Caius Caesar, C. Caes. Augus. F.; Caius and Lucius, C. L, 
 
 Caesares, ^c .; Tiberius, Pontif Maxim and Quadriga 4 
 Caius and Lucius; Tiberius, young and old portraits ; and 
 Quadriga,. , 4 
 
 Nero Claudius Drusus, De Germ, from the Gossellin Collec- j ^ 
 tion, fine, and very rare . . i 
 
 Antonia, Constantine Augusti, very rare . \ Z Z 
 
 Germanicus —Germanicus Caes. Ti. Augus. Cos. IL re- 
 verse Augustus, not described by Vaillant, Khell, or Echkel,' 
 from Mr. Edgar’s Collection . . l 
 
 Agrippina, senior, reverse Caligula, very fine and rare 1 /.'? J 
 
 Caligula, reverse Augustus, with two stars, very fine and rare 1 2 
 Claudius, reverse a Wreath, with ex s. C, &c. extremely rare, 
 vide Khell . . . 1 
 
 Ditto, Paci Augustas, Constantia Augusti, both fine 2 
 
 Ditto, Pretorian Camp, from M.Gossellin’s Collection, very rare, 
 
 and extremely fine . . . \ J 2Z 
 
 Agrippina, junior, reverse Claudius; Nero, Augustus Augusta, 
 rare ; Civic Crown, very fine . 3 
 
 Nero, Equester ordo, &c. rare; Jupiter Custos, Roma and Sa- 
 lus . . . 4 
 
 Ditto, Salus, Concordia Augusta, and Augustus Germanicus 3 y.F 
 Galba, diva Augusta, struck in honour of Livia, ; 
 
 Roma Victrix, and s.p.q.r. ob. c.s. both fine 3 
 
 Ditto, Roma Victrix, 2; Victoria P. R., and one Salus Generis 
 Humani, without portrait,/j’ne . 4 
 
 Ditto, Roma Renascens, and Salus Gen. Humani; Otho, Secu* 
 
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 343 Otho, Pont. Max. uncommonly fine; Vitellius, Victoria Au- 
 
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 344 Otho, Victoria Othonis, very rare ; and 3 of Vitellius, different 
 
 reverses, fine . . . 4 
 
 345 Vitellius. Vespasian, Judaea, Augur Tripot, and Vic. Aug, all 
 
 very fine . . .4 
 
 346 Vespasian, Pad orb Terr Aug, head Ephe, rare; and 2 others, 
 
 highly preserved ■ . . .3 
 
 347 Ditto, Portraits of his two Sons, fine and rare ; one, with them 
 
 sitting; and another,rcrerse Mars,tjcr?/ fine 3 
 
 348 Ditto, Emperor iu a Quadriga, and 3 others, in fine preserva¬ 
 
 tion ... 4 
 
 349 Ditto, Salus Aug, Vesta, and 3 others, all fine . 5 
 
 350 Divus Vespasianus, reverse a Car drawn by four Horses and sup¬ 
 
 porting Figures of four other Horses between two Victo¬ 
 ries, beneath ex s. c. extra rare; Nep. red, peculiar por¬ 
 trait ; and two others, very fine . 4 
 
 351 Vespasian, Jovi Custos, and 4 others . / 5 
 
 / 352 Ditto, various . . 6 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 353 Hadrian, Roma AETERNA,/iwe cntZrare . 1 
 
 354 Ditto, Restitutori Achi ae, extremely fine and rare^ from 
 
 the Gossellin Collection . . 1 
 
 355 Ditto, Securitas Aug, very fine and scarce 1 
 
 356 Aelius, Concord, head <0 f/^erare . 1 
 
 / '// f Antoninus Pius, Vox A Cos. HII, highly preserved 1 
 
 / 358 Ditto, Tr. Pot. XX, Cos. HII, Figure of Victory, allusive to 
 
 . ^ the embassy to Britain, rare . I 
 
 359 Ditto, Cos. HII, Emperor holding a Globe,/iwe . 1 
 
 / A.' 360 Faustina senior, Augusta, Ceres . l 
 
 
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 361 
 
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 Foreign Medals, in Copper. 
 
 UTCH Jettons: Exercise of the Protestant Religion, 
 
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 Answer of States General, Deliverance of Breda, &c. 
 j 4; Frederick the Great, 3 ; Prince Eugene, 1 8 
 
 ’ 362 Nicholas Witsen, King of Prussia, Erasmus, Clem. Abp. of 
 Cologne, and 2 others . . 6 
 
 363 Hercules Duke of Ferrara, very old, Francis and Vincent of 
 
 Mantua, and Gonsalvus Perezius . 4 
 
 364 Ferdinand Duke of Mantua, oval, Alexander Farnese, and 
 
 Francis Dukes of Parma and Placentia, all very fine 4 
 
 365 Franciscus Sfostia, 2; Giovanni and Ferdinand de Medici, 
 
 Charlotte de Bourbon and her Husband, and Petrus 
 Gyron ... 6 
 
 366 Ciampinus, Albert Durer, Card. Archintus, Christian VII on 
 
 his visit to this country, Stanislaus of Poland, by Pingo, 
 and Joseph II . . .6 
 
 367 Card. Neritius, and two of Livius Odescalchus, all by Ha- 
 
 merani,fine; Magnus Julianus Medices, in imitation 
 of the Roman brass . . 4 
 
 368 Philip of Spain, 1557, reverse Atlas,and two of Phi¬ 
 
 lip Ill, IV . . . 3 
 
 369 Confederacy against the Turks, Count Suwarrow, a Pre¬ 
 
 mium Medal, and one on the Peace of 1814, with heads 
 of four Sovereigns . . 4 
 
 370 Magliabechi, Camoens, La Bonne Fille, and Canova, by 
 
 Pietirati,fine . . 4 
 
 371 Archbishop Fornasarius, by Travanus, and a Medallion of 
 
 Cardinal Albitius, reverse Hercules . 2 
 
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 Medallion of Cosmo de Medici the Great,^ne and rare 1 
 Ditto, Cardinal Mazarine, reverse Hercules relieving" Atlas, 
 very fine . . .1 
 
 Medallions of Francis of Mantua, reverse Adolescentise Au- 
 gustse, hy Meliolus, and Alfonsus Palaeotus, reverse 
 Saint Peter , • 2 
 
 On the Invention of Printing; our Saviour, reverse Adam 
 and Eve ; and 6 others from Mr. Bindley’s Collection, 
 No. 591 . . .8 
 
 Roman Catholic Religious Medals, Annulets, &c. 14 
 
 Foreign Medals, 8cc. in Silver. 
 
 Pope Alexander VIII, 2, one by Hamerani; Innocent XII, ^ 
 Clement XIII, Pius VI . . 5 
 
 Roman Catholic Religious Medals, Annulets, &c. some very 
 fine i . 22 
 
 Miscellaneous, one hy Loos . . 11 
 
 Marie d’Orleans de Longueville, 1616, with arms of France 
 in a Lozenge, reverse a candelabrum, “ jiEdis S.Sacra— 
 menti Aedificationi,” very fine, and 3 other French 4 
 Prince Maurice’s Commemoration Medal, 2, Van Loon, 113, 
 fine and rare . . « 1 ^ 
 
 Premium Medal of the Academy of Lusitania,^ne 1 
 
 Large Nuptial Medal, very fine, believed to he unpublished 1 ^ 
 Honorary Medal, presented by the Danish Government to" ^ 
 the Officers on the Battle of Copenhagen, 1801,Loos, 
 very fine , . . 1 
 
 Remainder of the Medallions of Louis XIV, 
 
 in Bronze. 
 
 2 685 1675, Hospital of Invalids—1676, Naval Battle of Agosta ; 
 
 Taking of Conde; Naval Battle of Palermo; Taking 
 of Air; Siege of Maestricke . 6 
 
 / / 386 1677, Battle of Tabago; Taking of Valenciennes ; Battle of 
 
 Cassel; Taking of Cambray, with view of city ; Ano- 
 ther, on the same subject, smaller ; Taking of the 
 Fort of Tabago . » 6 
 
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 1887 1677, Raising the Siege of Charleroy; Submission of Ca$- 
 
 sal—1678, Gand Expedition ; Taking of Gand ; Tak- ^ 
 ing of Lewe, with view of the place ; Battle of Saint 
 Denys ... 6 
 
 3 88 1 678, Peace of Nimegue; One very large, with Inscription, 
 fine head —1679, Peace of the North, by Meibusch ; 
 Two others on the Peace, one by Roussel ; Security of 
 the French . . . 6 
 
 389 1679, Subduer of the World—1680, Raising of Sixty Thou¬ 
 
 sand Sailors ; Fortifications of Hunningue—1681, Re¬ 
 duction of Strasbourg; Strasbourg and Casal restored 
 to the King ; Defeat of the Tripoli Corsairs 6 
 
 390 1^81, Junction of the Seas; Citadel of Casal restored; 
 
 Three relating to Strasbourg, different; Equity of the 
 King ... 6 
 
 391 1682, Bombardment of Algiers ; Affability and Grandeur of 
 
 the King ; Establishment of Cadets—1683, Strasbourg 
 Fortified ; Piety and Modesty ; Sarlouis 6 
 
 892 1684, Taking of Luxembourg ; The 20 Years’ Truce ; The 
 Erection of Churches ; Peace with Algiers ; Remission 
 of Contributions to the Spaniards ; One, very large, 
 with Inscription . . 6 
 
 393 1684, On the Truce ; Bombardment of Genoa—1685; Sub¬ 
 mission of the Genoese; Two with Inscriptions, and 
 One on the Destruction of Heresy . 6 
 
 '394 1685, Destruction of Heresy, by De la Haye; The Royal 
 Bridge near the Louvre—1686,The Siam Ambassadors; 
 The King’s Illness—1687, His Recovery; View of the 
 Palace at Versailles . . 6 
 
 •396 1685, Destruction of the Temple of the Calvinists ; Ligu¬ 
 rian Army; Statue, with “ Patri exercituum,” &c.— 
 1687, Public Safety, by Arondeaux, and One with In¬ 
 scription—1690, Battle of Fleurus . 6 
 
 396 1690, Defeat of the English and Dutch Fleets on the 
 
 Coasts of England; Battle of Staffarde ; Gaining of 
 three Battles, one of them on the Coast of England; ^ 
 Conquest of Savoy—.-1692, Mons, and a Premium for 
 Nautical Valour . . 6 
 
 397 1691, Taking of Nice and Mons; Two others on the Tak¬ 
 
 ing of Moos ; Battle of Leuze; Two on the Taking of ^ 
 Montmelian and Namur, 1691 and 1692 6 
 
 
 
 
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 398 1692, Battle of Stenkirk; Another on the same subject, 
 recording the Victory over the Spanish, English, See .; 
 Fortifications of 150 Towns—1693, Taking of Rhodes; 
 Institution of Ihe Order of Saint Louis; Birth of the 
 Duke de Berry . . . 6 
 
 . 399 1693, Defeat of the Fleet of Smyrna ; Battle of Nerwinde ; 
 
 j Insignia of the Order of Saint Louis—1694, Battle of ^ 
 
 I Ter; Taking of Palamos; Taking of Gironne 6 
 
 j 400 1692, Battle of Phortzeim—1694, Defeat of the English at 
 I Brest —1697, Taking of Ath, Barcelona, and Cartha- 
 
 gena ; Peace of Riswick, Virtus et ^Equitas ; Another, 
 i ‘‘ Pater Patria 'f’ Marriage of the Duke of Burgoyne 6 
 
 , 401 1697, Third Medal on the Peace, “ Salus Europae’’—1699, 
 
 Security of Alsace ; Inside View of a Church, " votum 
 a Patre,” &c.—without dates, Assiduity of the King ; 
 Reduction of 10 Towns in Alsace; Dauphin, with his 
 Wife on reverse . , 6 
 
 y 402 1700, Premiums for Poetry and Eloquence, one with Bust 
 of the King, and the other with a most beautiful whole 
 length Portrait —1714, One with “ Providentia Prin~ 
 cipis Another, ‘‘votum a Patre,” &c.—Without 
 dates, young Head, on the Abolition of Duels; and 
 one, old Head, “ Regnum net pendit,’^ &c 6 
 
 y 403 Without dates. Liberality of the King in his Travels; Con¬ 
 quests of the King; Glory of the French ; Destruction 
 of Heresy, with King on Horeback, by Travanus ; 
 Constancy of the King; and One with “ sibi soli par” 6 
 
 404 Ditto, Rewards to Men of Letters; Splendour of Naval 
 
 AtTairs; Embellishment of Paris; Secret Councils; 
 Birth of the Duke of Anjou; and One w ith Names 
 and Plans of 12 Towns, “ solis que labores” 6 
 
 405 Ditto, Restoration of the Church, ^nc; Devise of the King ; 
 
 Dauphin and his Wife, Mar. An. Borbon ; 3 Medals 
 and 3 Jettons . . . 10 
 
 English Half Groats. 
 
 //y y 406 Edward III, LondonMiut,/nf—Edward IV—Henry ,fine — 
 Henry V, VI, VII, struck at Calais, London, and Canter- 
 bury, 5 .... 8 
 
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 ^ 407 Henry W\,full face, Ruding, PI. 6, No.8 j Profile, w\i\\ Keys 
 
 on reverse. No. 23—Henry VWl,profile, posui, M.M. Fleur 
 de Lis; Front Face, Plate 8, No. 13 . 4 
 
 408 Henry V\\\, four in profile, struck at York and Canterbury, with 
 
 Initials of Archbishops, Plate 7, No. 17, ip, 20, and 21, 
 fine; Front Face, struck at Canterbury, Pellet under the 
 Arms .... 5 
 
 409 Elizabeth, without numerals; Six with numerals, M.M.A., Es¬ 
 
 callop Shell, Crescent, Ton, Woolpack, and Key; Three 
 Halfpenny Piece, 1575 . . . 8 
 
 410 James I, first Coinage, 1 ; second Coinage, 3; different M.M.— 
 
 Charles 1,2; different, M.M. . . 6 
 
 411 Charles I, Ruff and Feathers, Snelling, Plate 9, No. 9,j^«e; 
 
 Aberiswith, very fine; Ornamented Oval Shield between 
 C R on reverse, M.M. Harp, scarce; Commonwealth, 
 fine ... 4 
 
 412 Charles II, hammered,hy Simon, \A\xq, but without inner circle, 
 
 fine and rare; another with inner circle, Ruding, Plate 32, 
 No. 1 6 ; and one milled, hy Briot, No. 20,3 
 
 413 Charles H to George III inclusive, a fine set 
 
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 . 414 Elizabeth, 1562, milled, fine; 1561, 1562, 1566, 1568, 
 
 mered ... 5 
 
 jZ 415 Elizabeth, hammered, from 1570 to 1575, inclusive, different 
 
 M.M. . . . 6' ^ 
 
 416 Charles I, York, Oxford, and Aberistwith Mints, c/Z/nc 3 ^ 
 
 417 Charles II, hammered, by Simon, very fine; one milled, by 
 
 Briot, fine; and one of the second Coinage . 3 
 
 418 Charles II to George HI, inclusive, fl/i«cscZ . . 14 
 
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 Irish Coins, in Silver. 
 
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 419 John : Penny, Roberd on Divi, Ruding, Plate 2, No. 10; Half- 
 
 penny, No. 9 • • 2 j 
 
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 S o 420 Edward 1 Pennies, coined at Waterford, one with one Pellet, and 
 the other with two, and one struck at Dublin with one 
 Pellet; Halfpenny, Waterford, Ruding, No. 27; another 
 struck at Dublin . . .5 
 
 421 Henry VI Groat, Simon, Plate 3, No. 65; Edward IV Groat, 
 
 coined at Drogheda, tcifA Rose in the centre of reverse, 
 Simon, No. 82, rare . . 2 
 
 422 Henry VIII Groat, H.K. similar to No. l05,yOTe; Three Pence, 
 
 No. 10^, tcell preserved ... 2 
 
 J 423 Mary’s Shilling, No. lOp; Elizabeth’s Shilling, No. 118 2 
 
 424 James I Shilling and Sixpence, No. 125, 127; James II, Pattern 
 for a Sixpence, l 690 ,yT»te . . 3 
 
 
 
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 425 Charles I and Queen on their Marriage, Med. Hist. PL 15, No. 
 
 1; another with the Crown of Thoms, reverse Sceptre and 
 Trident, No. 12, scarce; one in #iPO Metals, bp Briot, 
 Plate l5. No. 5 ... 3 
 
 426 Charles I, reverse Star of the Order of the Garter, PI. 15, No. 
 
 13, very fine ; on the British Sovereignty of the Sea, No. 
 l\,Jine; one, the Wind blowing against a Rock, PI. 17, 
 "So. 5,bp RatclinSffine ... 3 
 
 427 Charles I on his Coronation, bp Briot, PI. 15, No. 8 ; and his 
 Scotch Coronation Medal, by tlie same Artist, No. ip .2 
 
 428 Charles I, inscribed “ Successor verus utriusque,'’ reverse a 
 Hammer and Anvil, “ Inexpugnabilis, 1648,*’1 
 
 d 429 Charles I ou his Death, Pi. 17, No. P; the King trampling on^ 
 Armour, Pi. l6. No. 8 ... 
 
 430 Charles I on the British Dominion of the Sea, by Briot, PL l6. 
 
 No. 4, peryfine .... 1 
 
 431 Upon the Marriage of William Prince of Orange to Mary 
 
 Daughter of Charles I, 2 Van Loon, PL 251, No. 1, highly 
 preserved and very rare . 1 
 
 432 Earl of Essex on his Death, by T. Simon, tcell preserved and 
 
 rnre, and one unknown,/ine . . 2 
 
 / // d 433 Karl of Essex, reverse the Parliament ; Lord Southampton, and 
 Cleypole, all restored . . 3 
 
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 434 Oirir Med. Hkt. P^:e , iff Dmma 
 
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 Ofirar Crooveil oa bs Dealk, Head sde as Xob 12, mrie tbe 
 OSre Tree, “ boo DefiiKct OGre, 5^ 3, 1033,' orry fw£ 
 tad rcre . . 1 
 
 A56 Hesr^ CrQvr«c£L, iy AWtkam Somb, tea r te; azad oae ixkacBv 2 
 45~ Sidarr Pcialz, Lectball tJae Sfieaker, Mk reaUrtd, lod Abb 
 C le^poie, Daagbier of (Kirzr Crowell, duxd 3 
 
 45S ^ illaia Lcrd Crrfea, CTal, itryjim . 1 
 
 459 >Lirfaret Tador, Covntess o4f Rkbscod, riduy duatd antk a 
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 Vespassia, Pootk' yia^m. Jiat fortrat, aad a 
 Dovitilia, FoctEsa Aszmsu, extra rare 
 Ttes, rr za -K a Dojfj^ia, and 4 sore, ;iar 
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 JaJxa Tjti, Teccs Aisa^, acarct . , 1 
 
 Dositac, Cess. p. p. p., rare, aod 4 ctbera . 5 
 
 Ditto, Lad. saec. iec. Cos XIHL /iar tad rare, izd 4 cdien 5 ~ 
 Ditto, Dolp&aa, and 4 lacre, aO jiiae 5 ' 
 
 Ditto, Priocepj Jmestotis, asd 4 otberSy^^iar . S'- 
 
 Ditto, Pe^asas cd 4 More, fiar . . 3 
 
 Data, Japeter Cecsoraxor, Ksd 4 laore, aO reS y rt x r :< rf 5 
 Ditto, aitb dbferest reverses, aad a Qaxaariax, tc a rtr 6 
 
 Dcoltit, Dieas Caesar Zapk. IXjmitiBu Tafmt oa a GLobe 
 aad Seres Stxrt^pae aad werj rare . 1 
 
 Xerra, Coe IIL Pater Patrir. eifru i fi ^ ctiserr 3 
 
 Ditto, Coocorda Eaerdtasa; Foctaaa Aa§ast; Libertu Pab* 
 bca; Stixs PabGca, aS -me ... 4 
 
 Ditto, Xqaitas aad Jastsia. vkb 2 otbers . 4 
 
 Trajaa. Prorid. aad 4 acaen, naa . 5 ^ 
 
 Ditto, Victory, aad 4 WKxa^jiaehf prrxraed . 5 
 
 Ditto, Mars, aad 4 otbers, rerr Jiae . . 5 
 
 Ditto, Head of tbe Sea; Trajaa Cohns; Eaperor ia Q«ad> 
 r%a; tad MatiCai^ Eits%ss . . 4 
 
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 463 Ditto, Pax, and 4 more, all fine 
 
 464 Ditto, Pietas, and 4 others,/twe 
 
 465 Ditto, various reverses 
 
 466 Ditto, ditto 
 
 467 Ditto, ditto 
 
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 Roman Gold (continued). 
 
 468 M. Aurelius, oW/read, FelicitAS Aug. Cos III,/me 
 
 
 
 469 Ditto, ConcordijE Augustor, Aurelius and Verus joining 
 
 Hands, very fine and rare 1 
 
 470 Faustina Junior, Head to the left, Concordia, beautiful 
 
 portrait . . . . 1 
 
 471 Ditto, Head to the right, Matri MAGNiE, very fine and 
 
 rare . . . . \ / / 
 
 472 L. Verus (armeniacus), Vic k\SG, highly preserved 1 ' 
 
 473 Ditto, Prov. Deor, standing Figure, with Globe aud Cornu- 
 
 cppise . . . . . 1 
 
 474 Elagabalus, P. M. Tr. p. IIII, Cos III, p. p.. Figure with 
 
 Whip and the Star .... 1 
 
 475 Ditto, Victor Antonini kcG, fine and rare . i 
 
 476 AlexanderSeverus, Pax aeterna Aug, rci’e . 1 
 
 477 Constantine the Great, Victoria Constantini, Victory 
 
 with Laurel Crown between two Captives,/me and rare I 
 
 478 Constans, Securitas Eeipublicae, extremely rare, vide 
 
 
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 479 Constantins, Gloria REiPUBLiCjE,/me 
 
 480 Ditto, Helmeted Head,/ronf/ace, very fine 
 
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 French Medals, in Bronze. 
 
 LOT 
 
 481 ✓^HARLES VIII, rmr6c Hercules strangling the Lion, 
 
 rare; 
 
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 and 8 Jettons of Louis XIV 
 
 9 
 
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 482 Louis XIV, in Celebration of his Reign and Actions, struck in 
 
 
 1643 , 1658, 1665 , 1666 , 1667 , 1668 , 1672 
 
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 483 Ditto, struck in various Years 
 
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 484 Ditto, 1675 , 1676 , 1677 , 167 s, 1679 , 1683 
 
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 485 Ditto, between l683and 1692 
 
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 486 Ditto, between 1690 and 1697 
 
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 '^87 CoDiplete Series of Medals from Pharamond to Louis XIV in¬ 
 clusive, representing on one side the Head of each King, ^ 
 with the time of his Birth, principal Actions, Death, &c. 
 on reverse . . , 6() 
 
 488 Louis XV, hy Duvivier, 2; Louis XVI and Queen on their 
 Marriage, and two hy Kuckler • . 5 
 
 Louis XVIII, Entrance into Paris, Constitutional Charter, and 
 three others, all by Andrieu . . 5 
 
 490 Voltaire, by Morikofer; Chancellor Aligri, 1624; Cardinal 
 
 Richlieu, 1634 ; and Necker . . 4 
 
 491 Henry IV, by Droz, very fine; Duke d’Enghien, hy Gatteaux; 
 
 Duke d’Angouleme, by Andrieu; Duchesses of Berry and 
 Angouleme, by Gayrard . . 4 
 
 492 On the Confederation, 14 July, 1790 , and 6 others of the French 
 
 Republic, including two with Portraits of Rousseau and 
 Lafayette, very fine ... 7 
 
 493 Medallion of Henry IV and Mary de Medici, with their Busts 
 
 and Titles, underneath the Artist’s name G. Dupre, l605,J>^3 ! 2 
 reverse the King and Queen, full length, hand in hand, he as 
 
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 Mars, she as Minerva: between them is a Child holding a 
 Helmet and treading on a Dolphin ; above, an Eagle with 
 a Crown in its Beak, inscribed “ Propago Imperii” I 
 
 *** This curious Medallion is seven inches in diameter, and in a Silver Rim. 
 It was originally in the possession of Greffier Fagle, and afterwards in 
 that of Mr. Tyssen, at whose Sale it was bought by Mr. Bindley, and 
 resold No. 142 Bindley’s Catalogue. The Woih is exquisitely fine, and 
 the Medal is in a high state of preservation, and of extreme rarity. 
 
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 These Medals were most carefully selected, and are all in the finest 
 
 possible condition. 
 
 494 Bataille de Montinotte, fine Head, by Gayrard; Bataille de_^' , 
 Millesimo / ^ . 2 
 
 495'Bataille de Castiglione; Reddition de Maiitoiie' “ \ 2 
 
 496 Capitulation de Mantoue; Passage du Tagliamento 2/.-'* 
 
 497 Conqueie de la Basse Egypt; Conquete de la Haute Egypt; 
 L’Egypte Conqtiise, with full Jac6 portrait, and beautiful 
 
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 498 Passage du Grand Saint Bernard Bataille de Marengo 
 
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 499 Mort du'General Desai\ ; Colonne Departmentale, with Busts 
 
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 of the 3 Consuls . . . . 2 ^ 
 
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 500 Colonne Nationale, Bust of the fir^t Consul ; Fondation du 
 ' Quai Desaix . 2 
 
 501' Honneirrs rendus a Turenne, et Attentat'du trois Nivose, both 
 by Auguste . . ^ i ^ ^ 2 
 
 502 Paix de,Luneville, large, by Droz; another, smaller, 
 
 drku . . . . . 2 
 
 503. Paix d’Amiens, biy Oumarest ; Retablissenient du Culte, by An-- > 
 .drteu . . . . 2 
 
 504 Organisation de I’lnstfuction Publique; Rilptiire of the Treaty ^ 
 
 with England, MiV/t Head, “ Neapolio imp Rex,*l by Droz, 
 rare . . ‘ ' . 2 
 
 505 La Venus de Medicis ; La Fortune Conser vat rice . 2 
 
 506 ,Les Ecoles de Pharmarie ; La Salle du I aocoon . 2 
 
 507 La Legion d’Hoinieur ; L’F^cole des Mines duiMonUblanc ; Le 
 
 Code Napoleon . . • 3 
 
 508 Le Camp de Boulogne,; Construction ties deux Milles Barques, 
 
 reverse Hercules strangling the Lion, iu allusion to the^-/-/. 
 threatened Invasion of England . . 2 
 
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 512 
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 525 
 
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 527 
 
 Le Couronnement a Paris, two sizes; La Monnaie des Medailles 
 Retablie , . . . 3 
 
 Repas donne par la Ville de Paris, a Medallion, by Galle I 
 Soci^te Centrale de Vaccine; Visite du Pape ;.Le Tombeau 
 deDesaix . . . . 3 
 
 Le Sacr6; Distribution des Aigles; Couronnement a Milan 3 
 LaLigurie reunie a la France ; Ecoles de Medeciue ; Levee du 
 Camp de Boulogne . . ■ 3 
 
 Allocution sur le Pont du Lech; Capitulation d’Ulm et de 
 Memmingen . . . . 2 
 
 Prise de Vienne et de Presbourg; Bataille d’Austerlitz; Entre- 
 vue des deux Empereurs . . . '' 3 
 
 Reprise des Drapeaux a Inspruck ; Les Irois Empereurs 2 
 Deputation des Maires de Paris a Schoenbrunn, a Medallion, 6y 
 Galle . . , .1 
 
 Paix de Presbourg; Cathedral de Vienne . . 2 
 
 Conquete de Venise, de I’lstrie, de la Dalmatie, et de Naples 4 
 Souverainetes Donnies; Mariage du Prince de Bade, head 
 by Jbroz . . - •' • 2 
 
 Mariage du Prince de Bade, head by Andrku^ Colonne de la 
 Grande Armee; L’Arc deTriomphe . 3 
 
 L’ArcdeTriomphe, different Jrom the other; Confederation du 
 Rhin; Entree a Berlin . . . 3 
 
 Bataille d’Jena, two different; Capitulation des Quatre For¬ 
 tresses ..... 3 
 
 Alliance avec la Saxe, with heads of Bonaparte and Charle. 
 
 magne combined ; Occupation d’Hambourg ; . Sejour a 
 
 Osterode ' . . . 3 
 
 Les Aigles Francaises sur la Vistule ; Bataille d’E^lau ; Bataille 
 deFriedland . . . . . 3 
 
 Victoire du 14 Juin ; Paix de Tilsit, with Heads ofNapoleouj 
 the Emperor of Russia, and the King of Prussia 2 
 
 Occupation des trois Capitales ; Conquete de la Silesie 
 
 
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 528 Edward III, London and York Mints—Henry IV, London 3 
 
 529 Henry V, Calais, Rnding, Plate 4, No. 9. fine-^ London, 
 
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 530 Edward IV: 1, Crown, M.M. with fleur de lis on the Breast; 
 
 2, same, M.M. without fleur de lis; 3, M.M. a cross 
 pierced and pellet,/tMc; 4, M.M. the sun ; 5, M.M. rose, 
 with one on the breast, ^ne and rare ; 6, E on the breast, 
 struck at York,jf«c/j^ preserved . ^ 
 
 531 Richard III, M.M. boar’s head,jfne and scarce I 
 
 532 Henry VII: Full face, anchor, M.M. Ruding, PI. 6, No. t ; 
 
 Leopard’s head, Snelling, PI. 2, No. 47 ; Profile, Ruding* 
 No. 17; Another, No. 21, very ^ 
 
 533 Henry VIII: Profile, three, M.M. Portcullis Castle and Fleur 
 de lis; Another, M.M. rose, Ruding, PI. 17, No. 15, 
 
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 Profile, Cardinal Wolsey’s Mint, No. l6; Full 
 face, PI. 8, No. 3,fine; another of the same, but from an 
 entirely different die.^we; full face, Canterbury Mint 4 
 
 535 , well preserved; Philip and Mary,/twe; 2 of Elizabeth, 
 
 me milled . . .4 
 
 536 Charles I; Aberistwith, two, diflferent heads and types; Ox¬ 
 
 ford, 1646 , large type . . 3 
 
 537 Charles I, Oxford, l644—Charles II, hammered, by Simon, 
 
 and one milled by Briot . . 2 
 
 538 Charles II to George HI, inclusive, a fine set . 14 
 
 
 
 
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 534 Henry VIII 
 
 
 
 
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 539 Edward VI, Ton M.M.. . 1 
 
 540 Philip and Mary, Snelling, Plate 5, No. 14; Elizabeth, Pheon. 
 
 M.M. \5<S3, well preserved and rare, date 1664, No. 15; 
 also 1561 , Plate 6, No. 11, very fine — 1373, Acorn—1582, 
 Sword . . .6 
 
 541 Elizabeth, hammered, 1365; two, Pheon and Rose—1566, 
 
 Portcullis—1367, 156s, 1569, all with coronet 6 
 
 542 Elizabeth, hammered, 1370, 137», Castle—1572, Ermyn— 
 1573, Acorn—1575, 1376, 1577, Cinquefoil—1578, Cross, 
 
 curious set . . .8 
 
 .3 ./ 543 Elizabeth, hammered, 1580, 15S!, Cross—1582, 1583, Bell— 
 
 1590 , Hand—1594, 1593, Woolpack, well preserved 7 . 
 
 / / 544 Elizabeth, milled, 1562, Plate 7, No. 9, extremely fine 1 
 
 545 Elizabeth, milled, 1562, highly ornamented bust,/me; Ano¬ 
 ther, similar head, but with cross on reverse 2 ^^ 
 
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 546 Elizabeth, milled, 1567 , small bust, No. 12,/me; Another, . 
 
 1 57 0, No. 14,/me, and very rare . 2 ^ 
 
 647 JamesI: 1606 , Escallopshell; 1610 , Bell, 6 otA/me—Charles T, 
 
 with the Ruff, 1627 ; Tower, M.M.; Two, Triangle, M.M. /// 
 totally different heads . . 5 
 
 648 Charles I, with Ruff, l626, Suelling, PI. 9. No. 4; One, hy 
 
 Briot, Ruding, PI. 21, No. 14; Another, also ^ ^ 
 
 Anchor, M.M., both fine and rare . 3 
 
 649 Charles I, Anchor M.M., PI. 22, No. 9; Oxford Mint, 1646 , 5 
 
 , PI. 24, No. 7; and one Crown M.M. Commonwealth, 
 
 1653 ... 4 
 
 660 Charles I, Crown, MM. without circle, very fine; Feathers, 
 
 head similar to Snelling’s sixpence, PI. 9» No. 10, with the ^ ^ 
 »'eT;erse of the shilling No. 11, cn extremely rare variety, 
 highly preserved~Commonwe 2 \ih, 1649 ,/me 3 
 
 651 Charles II, 16’74, l683—James II, 1686 '—William and Mary 
 
 —William III, 1696 —Ann, Vigo and E under the head — 2. ^ 
 George I, roses and feathers, 172 O—George II, old and 
 young heads, very fine set . . 10 
 
 652 Another Set, consisting of Charles II, 1675, l678—William III, 
 
 B and N under the head —Ann, 1705,feathers; \7\\, 
 plain—George I, S.S.C.—George II ;Lima; Young Head, ^ 
 
 17^2^, feathers; 1739 , 1741, roses . 12 
 
 English Medals, in Silver (continued), 
 
 553 Charles II, Installation of the Order of the Garter, Med. Hist, /^/j 
 PI. 26 , No. 3, very fine . . I ' 
 
 664 Ditto, Embarkation.at Scheveling, head highly embossed, and 
 
 richly gilt, PI. 27, No. 1 , from the Collection of Col./ 
 Way, formerly Dr. Mead’s . I 
 
 653 Ditto, “ Nullom numen abest,” No. 3, by Roettier, a very fine /. X, 
 medallion . . .1 
 
 656 Ditto, Coronation Medal, I 661 , Plate 28, No. 7, by Simon,/ ^ 
 
 highly preserved . <* 1 
 
 657 Ditto, on the Coronation, with inscribed edge. No. 8, very fine 2 ^ 
 
 and rare . . . I 
 
 558 Ditto, Honorary Medal, “ Pro Talibus ausis,” small size, PI. 29, ^ 
 
 No. 5 , highly preserved and extra rare . 1 
 
 539 Another, large. No. 6 , with a very different head,/me 4* rare \ 
 
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 // 360 Cbarks II and Queen Catherine, PI. 30, No. 2 and 11, both by ^ 
 
 Roettier, fine . , . 2 
 
 /5 561 Queen Catherine, No. 13; the King and Queen, reverse the 
 
 Globe, 1670 , PI, 32, No. 1 , r » » . 2 
 
 J' /'Z / 562 Charles II, on Founding the Nautical School at Christ’s Hospi¬ 
 tal, Plate 31 , No. 5, an extremely fine and rare medallion^ 
 from the Bindley Collection, No. 549 . . I 
 
 /■ /$ 563 James Duke of York (afterwards Janies II), Genus anti- ^ 
 
 quum,” Plate 29 , No. 4, highly preserved and very rare 1 
 /564 James Duke of Ormond, l682, by G. lowers,. Plate 33, No, 6, 
 very fine and rare ^ . I 
 
 Z. 2.. 365 Christopher Duke of Alhermarle, by Bowers, 1 :^0. 7, highly 
 
 preserved and very rare - . I ^ 
 
 / / 566 Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury, with View of London on reverse, 
 
 No. 8, very fine . . 1 
 
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 Roman Imperial Denarii (continued). 
 
 567 Trajap, struck in Egypt^md 2 Greeks one a Quinarius, very 
 
 fine . . 3' ^ 
 
 568 Ditto, Victory crowning.the Emperor, .and 7 more, one a Qui- 
 
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 569 Ditto, Alim Ital, Dac. Cap. and 2 oXhexs, well preserved 
 
 570 Ditto,, Arab. adq. very fine, Dac. Cap. and 2 morei . 
 
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 f /) /f 571 Plotina, Caes. Aug. Germa. Da, &c. well preserved and very/ ^ 
 rare . x^.. \ x. ... . . * 1 
 
 572 Marciana, Consecratio, extremely rare . 1 
 
 573 Matidia, Pietas August,/i’ne cntf very rare . . . .. . i I 
 
 574 Hadrian, Denarii 198 , Quiuarii 5 . •> 203 
 
 The formation of the present series of Coins of this particular reign 
 was, until ill health and increased profes-sional avocations no longer- 
 permitted the Collector to indulge .in these pursuits, an object of ^ 
 his peculiar attention; and as no opportunity was ever neglected /' 
 or expense spared, cither in increasing the varieUes or.,in bettering 
 the impressions—and as the collection, in its present staje, is con¬ 
 sidered’the largest and best existing in any private cabinet—it was 
 thought a pity to separate it, and therefore it fs’submitted in one 
 lot. * To enumerate any particulars in the short spade of a Cata-' 
 
 • logue, would be impossible; though it-is proper to’state, that, be¬ 
 sides^ several hitherto unnoticed varieties, there is a fine Coin, pro-- 
 
 
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 cured a few years ago, in selecting from ■ the ’Gossellin Collection, - 
 with Eponti in the exergue, unpublished^ and believed to be unique. 
 
 The Purchaser will be entitled to a manuscript description of the 
 whole series, which, in the mean time, may be referred to at Mr. 
 Sotheby’s. 
 
 Sabina, “ Veneri Genetrici,” Pudicitia, Concordia./Vnc. 
 
 Ditto, “ Veneri Genetrici,” very fine^ Junoni Regin«, Concordia, 
 well preserved . . . 3 
 
 Ditto, Vesta, and two others, one head to left . 3 
 
 Ditto, Pudicitia, and tw'o more . . 3 
 
 Aeiius, Pietas, uncommonly fine ; Concord, head to left, very 
 fine ... 2 
 
 Ditto, figure sacrificing, head to left, fine and rare, and another, ^ ^ 
 fine ; j- j: t . . 2 
 
 Ditto, Concord, very fine, and another, figure with cornuco- /. j? 
 
 pije . . . 2 
 
 Antoninus Pius, reverse Aurelius, with 3 others, all very fine 4 ^ 
 Ditto, nverse the column, very rare, and 3 more,/me 4 / 
 
 Ditto, Temple, primi decennales, ?ind 2 more, fine 4 
 
 Ditto, Ciementia, Aequitas, Pax, and Lib, all fine 4 
 
 Ditto, Genius Pop. Romani, Genio Senatus, and Tranq. Tr. 
 
 pot.XIU cos. IIII,/«He and rare . 3 
 
 Ditto, Genio Senatus, Genius Pop. Romani, Pietas, and one 
 with Temple,/ine . . r ^ 4 
 
 Ditto, Italia, two Types, rare, and two others,^ne 4 
 
 Ditto, Virtus Aug, and 3 others, rer^/ne . 4 
 
 Ditto, Liberalitas, Pax, Vota, and another, allfine 4 
 
 Ditto, various reverses . . . . r . 6 
 
 
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 592 Magnentius, Victoria Aug.'Lib. RoMANOR,^«e rare 1 ^ /3 
 . Decentius, Victoria Caes. Lib. Romanor, ej?<re»ie/^ 
 
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 594 Jovian, Securitas REiPUBLiCiE, rery rare .r i 
 
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 595 Valentiuian senior, Victoria Augg; Valens, Restitutor , ^ 
 Reipublica;, 5o<A/we . . 2^^ 
 
 '^'>^^96 Gratian, Concordia Augggg, rare type; Valentinian ju -'/ 
 nior, Victoria Augg, both extremely fine .5 2"^ 
 
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 597 Gratian arid Valeutinian, both Victoria Augo, the latter 
 
 highly preserved . . . 2 
 
 598 Theodosius, two Emperors j Arcardius, Emperor standing with 
 
 foot on Captive, . . 2 
 
 599 Magnus Maximus, Victoria Augg, rare . 
 
 600 Arcadius,/ronf/ace, helmeted head , Concordia Augg, rare 1 
 
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 Select Papal Medals, JBrow^e. 
 
 LOT 
 
 601 OOTER, Calistus, Fabian, Silvestre, Alexander III, rare 5 
 
 602 O Clement V, rare, Clement VII, Nicholas V, Sixtus IV, 
 
 very rare . . . A ^ 
 
 603 Paul Ill, Adrian VI, Julius III, two; Pius III, IV, all very 
 
 fine . . . 6 X 
 
 604 Julius III, 2, one very fine; Pius V, 2, fine; Caius and 
 
 Anacletus ‘ . .6 
 
 605 Pius V, Greg-ory XIII, Sextus V, Alexander VII, Clement 
 
 IX, Alexander VIII, all very fine . 6 
 
 606 Sixtus V, Alexander VII, Clement IX, 3, one of them a me- , 
 
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 607 Alexander VII, very fine; Alexander VIII, 2, one very - ^ 
 
 fine ; Clement XI, all by the Hamerani 6 
 
 608 Clement IX, X, XI, all fine, and a beautiful Medallion of 
 
 Alexander VIII, by Martin . . 4 
 
 609 Clement XI, by the Hamerani family, all extremely fine 5 
 
 610 Medallion, Clement XII, and 3 Medals, all by Otto Hame- -</ 
 
 rani, fine . . .4 
 
 611 Medallion, Clement XII, by Saint Urbain, and 2 Medals, 
 
 by Hamerani; Innocent XI, XII, one by GuglieU 
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 612 Innocent XI, XII; Urban VII, VIII; Benedict XII, Cle¬ 
 
 ment XIII, hy Cropancse, all fine . 6 
 
 613 Innocent XI, XII; Benedict XIII, hy Hamerani, and 3 of 
 
 Urban VIII, hy Gasp. Molo, all fine , 6 
 
 614 Benedict XIII, 3, Benedict XIV, 2, all hy Hamerani, fine 5 
 
 615 Clement XIV,2, one Cropanese; Pins VI, 3,Pius VII, 1 6 
 
 616 Various, without heads . . 9 
 
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 Le g-rand Duche de Varsovie, Royaume de Westphalie, 
 Mariage du Roy de WestpHalie . 3 
 
 Reunion de PElrurie a I’Empire, L’Aigle couronn6e 2 
 Route de Nice a Rome, Bataille d’Essling, et Passage du 
 Danube . . . 2 
 
 L’Enlr6e a Madrid, Prise de Raab, Conquete de I’lllyrie 3 
 Rupture du Traite de Presbourg et Bataille d’Abensberg et 
 d’Eckmuhl, Depart de Paris et Entree a Vienne, At- 
 taque d’Anvers et Sejour a Schoenbrunn 3 
 
 Visite a laMonnaie des Medailles,—leRoideSaxe, le Roi et 
 la Reine de Baviere, et le Grand-Due de Wurtzbourg 3 
 Paix de Vienne, Mariage de PEmpereur, Naissance du Roi 
 de Rome . . .3 
 
 Statu de Desaix, Le Roi de Rome, Prise de Wilna 3 
 
 Pompe Funebre du Due de Montebello, medallion hy 
 
 Galle • • • 1 
 
 Bapteme de Roi de Rome, 1811, a most beautiful medal¬ 
 lion, hy Andrieu, with the circle of turreted crowns 
 on reverse ... I 
 
 Bataille de la Moskwa, Canal de POurcq, L’Aigle Fran- 
 caise sur le Borysthene . . 3 
 
 L’Aigle Francaise sur le Wolga, Retraite de PArmee, hy 
 Galle, rare . . . 2 
 
 Fondation de PEcole des Beaux Arts a Rome, a very fine 
 medallion hy Gatteaux, of Rome, with beautiful whole 
 length Portrait of the Emperor in reverse 1 
 
 Bataille de Lutzen, rare , • 1 
 
 Bataille de Wurtchen, rare . • 1 
 
 Monument du Mont Cenis, very rare . 1 
 
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 634 Re tour de I’Empereur, 1815, one of the first brought to 
 
 England,/me and! rare . r. . . 1 
 
 635 LaReine de Naples, La Reine Hortense^ . 2 y« ‘ 
 
 636 Premiere Decade du dix neuvieme Si^cle, Minerva sitting / 
 
 with a laurel crown, a Premium Medallion, 
 drieu, fine and rare . . 1 
 
 637 Monsieur Denon, reverse two Egyptian Figures, inscribed ^ ^ 
 
 “ Elies parlant toujours pour lui,'’/me and rare 1 
 
 638 Bonaparte, Combaceres, et le Brun, Consuls, hy Jenffroy, 
 
 a very early impression . . 1 
 
 639 Visites de I’Empereur d’Autriche et le Roi de Prusse a la 
 
 Monnaie . . . 2 
 
 640 Sejour d’Alexander a Paris, by Andrieu; Gallia reddita 
 
 Europae, reverse au Pacificateur de I’Europe, done to 
 commemorate his being in Paris in 1814, by Tiolier,/ 
 rare . . . 2 
 
 641 Restoration of the Cisalpine Republic, by Lavy, struck at 
 
 Milan from the design of the celebrated Painter Ap- 
 piani, scarce . ~ . 1 
 
 642 Italy placing the Iron Crown on the Head of Napoleon, 
 
 and one on the Successes of the Campaign of 1809, 
 both executed at Milan, by Manfredi , 2 
 
 643 Capture of Vienna, by Manfredi, very fine; Marriage of 
 
 Napoleon and Maria Louisa, struck at Milan, by the 
 same artist . . . 2 
 
 644 Bertrand’s Elba Medal, one Sagesse, &c. and another on 
 
 his Death, struck in England . 3 
 
 645 Princess Elisa on the Road from Lucca to Pisa, scarce; 
 
 Napoleon, reverse Hannibal,/iae . 2 
 
 646 Grand Sanhedrin,/me and rare . 1 
 
 647 Departure of the Emperor, very fine . 1 
 
 648 Adverse Fortune, with Andrieu’s Head of Napoleon, rare 1 
 
 649 The Abdication,/me 
 
 650 Napoleon giving his Son to France, with head of young 
 
 Napoleon . . .1 
 
 651 Set, in a green morocco case, by Andrieu, two of them ^ 
 
 very large Medallions . . 10 
 
 These are selected and fine original impressions, having been procured 
 
 several years ago. ^ 
 
 662 Battle of Marengo, by Andrieu, in a frame . T 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 653 
 
 654 
 
 655 
 
 656 
 
 657 
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 661 
 
 662 
 
 663 
 
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 667 
 
 Edward VI, Ton M.M. Ruding-, Plate 10, No. 5, fine ; one, 
 Y.M.M. No. 6 ; and another, “ Timor' Domini,” &c. 
 1549, Pheon. M.M./twe . . 3 
 
 Philip and Mary, without the date, with PR. HISP. PI. 9, 
 No. 16; another, 1554, No. 9, well preserved 2 
 
 Elizabeth, hammered, M.M. Martlet and Cross Croslet, 
 Ruding-, Plate 12, No. 1 and 2; two others, M.M. Bell 
 Sind well preserved . . 4 
 
 Elizabeth, M.M. 1 ; Key, Escallop Shell, and A * 4- 
 
 Elizabeth, miZZcf/, Plate 13, No. 1 . 1 
 
 James I, first coinage, Exurgat,” &c. M.M. Thistle, fine 
 and rare; second coinage, very fine . 2 
 
 James I, M.M. fleur de lis; and 3 others, one of them of the 
 first coinage ' , . , 4 
 
 Charles I, Snelling, Plate 9, No. 5 ; York' Mint, Ruding, 
 Plate 21, No. 5; and one, M.M. (P.) ^ . 3 
 
 Charles I, Ebor, reverse something similar to Ruding No. 4, 
 but with a totally different head from any in that work 
 or in Snelling, very fine . . 1 
 
 Charles I, hy .Srtoi, Anemone M.M. No. 13, fine and rare ; 
 another,^r^o^,different head, and with anchor, M.M. 
 very fine ... 2 
 
 Charles I, with Ruff, M.M. Castle, reverse square Shield 
 with Feathers over it, very fine; another, with Ruff, 
 different Head, M.M. Feathers, with oval Shield and 
 C.R. , . . . . 2 
 
 Charles I, Anchor, M.M. ; and one of Oxford Mint, J644, 
 w\ih feathers in front and B underneath 2 
 
 Charles I, 4, MM. Harp, Crown, Ton and (R) 4 
 
 Commonwealth, 1655, 1656 . . 2 
 
 Charles II, hammered, without inner circle or numerals, by 
 Simon, fine and rare; another, also hy Simon, with 
 inner circle and numerals, very fine . 2 
 
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 668 Charles II, l66s, plain; l6()6, elephant under the head; 1676 ’, . 
 
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 669 Charles II, l6’S4, with the lar^e Bust, rare . I 
 
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 670 James II, 1685, very fine . . , 
 
 671 James II, 1687, extra fine and scarce. . 1 
 
 672 William and Mary, 1693 —William III, 1695, I 697 , i 6 Q 8 , plain, 
 
 fine .... 4 
 
 673 William III, 1696 , C. and E. under head; 1697 , N. andY. 
 
 under head . . . 4 
 
 674 Ann, J 702 , feathers, scarce i 1702, plain, before the Union ; 
 
 1703 , Vigo; 1705, Roses and Fealhers before Union; 
 170 s, feathers after the Union, very fine . 5 
 
 673 Ann, \ 709 , under the Bust; 1707 , 1709, 1711, plain, after 
 the Union ; 1712 , Roses and Feathers, afZ irr?//me 5 
 
 675 Ann, 1702 , Vigo ; 1705, Feathers; 1707 ,E.; 1708, plain after 
 
 Union; 17 14, Roses and Feathers, c///me 5 
 
 677 George I, 1716 , 1717, 1718, 1719, 1722 , 1725, all with Roses 
 
 and Feathers on the reverse, very fine set . 6 
 
 678 George I, 1720 , plain,/me ; 1723, S.S.C.; 1725, with W.C.C. 
 
 under the head, very fine and scarce . 3 
 
 679 George I, 1715, Roses and Fealhers; 1724, Welch Copper 
 
 Company—George \l, young head, Roses, and Roses and 
 Feathers ; oW/^efi^^/, Roses ... 5 
 
 680 George \\, young head, 1728 , plain, in quarters on the reverse, 
 
 scarce; 1784, 1735, 1736, 1737, Roses and Feathers, all 
 fine . .... 5 
 
 681 QeorgeW,young head, 1731 , Feathers; 1741, Roses; Oldhead; 
 
 1745, Roses; and Lima, 1758, plain,/me . 5 
 
 682 George II, 17 ^ 6,0 Pattern ; 1763 , called the Northumberland 
 
 Shilling; ]7S7,aproof; \8\0,proof . 4 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 2. 2). 683 Charles II, “ FavenfeDeo,Med. Hist. ri. 31, No. l,withCA- 
 
 tioLus SKCUNDUS Pacis et Imperii Restitutor 
 AuciUbTUS inscribed on the Edge, very fine and rare 1 
 
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 cc-yy 68 i Sir E, Godfrey, similar to PI. 35 , No. 1 , hy Milton, with an I 
 
 ^ inscribed edge, very fine ... 1 
 
 685 Duke of Lauderdale “ Consilioet Animis,” Plate 36, No. 2 , hy . 
 
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 J, Roeiiier, very highly preserved . I 
 
 68 S James II, Felicitas Publica, on the Birth of the Pretender, No. 5 , 
 
 fine and rare . . . i Z M ~ 
 
 687 James II Coronation, Plate 37, No.'l—Queen Maria, “O Dea 
 
 Certe,” No. 3 .... 2 - 
 
 688 James II and his Queen, on the Spanish Wreck, PI. 38, No. 1 , 
 
 fine . , . \ ' ' /■ 
 
 689 James II on the beheading of the Duke of Monmouth and Earl 
 
 / of Argyle, No. 3,/ine . . I 
 
 690 Archbishop Sancroft, reverse the seven Bishops on their being 
 
 sent to the Tower, with the inscribed edge, 3 Van Loon, Z 4 ., 
 p. 339, highly preserved . . 1 
 
 691 Archbishop Laud, by Roeitier, PI. 18, No. Jjfine . I / /'^i. 
 
 692 James II, reverse James Prince of Wales—Charles Prince of 
 
 Wales, “ Amor et Spes,” very fine, and 3 others of the Pre- 
 tender . . . ‘5 
 
 693 William III when a Child, reverse his Mother, by P. Pan 
 
 Abeele, 2 Van Loon, p. 373, very fine . I 
 
 694 William III Prince of Orange (afterwards of England), reverse 
 
 a Warrior, “ nec sorte nec fato,”/ine . 1 
 
 695 William and Mary on their Coronation, l6S9; another, jungit 
 
 Amor, &c. . . .2 
 
 696 William and Mary, face to face.—See Rapin’s Medallic History, 
 
 P Plate 2 , No. 11 , the most beautiful preservation 1 -2 2 
 
 697 William and Mary on the Victory at La Hogue, Plate 13, No. 2 , 
 
 fine ... I 
 
 ^^98 Queen Ann's Coronation Medal; another entirely English, and 
 one united in Love and Interest,/iwe . 3 
 
 699 Ann, on remitting the Tenths to the Clergy ; and one on the 
 
 Peace .... 2 
 
 700 Ann, reverse a Harp, Concordia Britannoruin; another, two 
 
 Figures, vivat Anna,/iwe . . .2 
 
 . 701 Ditto, on the Peace of Utrecht, done in Holland, very fine ; 
 
 Pursuit of the French Fleet near the Coast of Scotland, 
 with inscribed edge, Rapin, Plate 5, No. 8 , fine and rare ; 2 3 
 another, satirical, with Inscription of Edge, No. 7 , fine 3 i 
 
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 Antoninus Pius, Apollini Augusto, Consecratio, and 4 others 6 
 Ditto, various reverses , . 6 < 
 
 Ditto, ditto . , . . 6 
 
 Ditto, Consecration Medals, all different, and in the highest 
 preservation . . 5 
 
 Faustina senior, Concordice, fine and rare, and two others. 
 
 704 
 
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 i/i)1 706 
 
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 Z, 707 Ditto, Aeternitas, 2 Types, Ceres, Consecratio, Pietas, all very 
 
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 l<r 710 
 
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 Ditto, Temple, Dedicatio Aedis, extremely rare, and two 
 others,/me 
 
 Ditto, Aed. divi Faustinae, and 5 more,fine 
 Ditto, various reverses ... 
 
 Ditto, ditto , . . 
 
 Marcus Aurelius, Honos, rare, and 5 others, very fine 
 Ditto, Pax Aug., Liberalitas, and 4 more, all very fine 
 
 
 
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 714 Honorius, Victoria Augg, Emperor with Victriola, treading yn 
 
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 715 Theodosius iun. Glor.. Orvis (so) Terrar, with helmeted ^ J 
 Head, very fine and rare 
 
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 716 Plac. Valentiniaili/t(Sid to Vox XXX mult XXXX, two 
 
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 717 Marcian, rare, and Zeno, usual Types, hath fine 
 /•/// - 718 pia. Valentinian, and two of Zeo, pne a Quinarius 
 Z 2 719 Nepos, rare,* Anaslasius, ^;en//ine 
 
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 These interesting Medals are engraved and fully described in “ Medailles sur 
 les principaux evenemens de Vampire de Russie,” published by 
 Col. Tiregale, at Potsdam, in 1773. 
 
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 721 T>EACE of Carlowifz, Taking of Nottebourg, Nyescliantz, 
 JL^ and two Swedish Vessels, Foundation of Petersburgh, 
 
 Fleet in the Black Sea, Taking of Narva . 8 
 
 722 Battles of Kalisch and Leesno, 2; Admiral Apraxin, Port of 
 
 Tangarouck, Taking of Loewenhaupt, Wibourg and 
 Revel • , ,, * * ^ 
 
 723 Taking of Pernau, Kexholm, Arensbonrg,*Livonia and Finland, 
 
 Abo, Defeat of the Swedes, Battle of Wasa, a// very fine 8 
 
 724 Naval'Victory 1714, Fleets upon the Four Seas, Battle of 
 
 Narva, Punishment of the Seditious, Taking of 3 Frigates, 
 Coronation of Catherine I, Establishment of the Mint, 
 Foundation of the University of Moscow . 8 
 
 725 Taking of Neuschloss, Battle of Crossen, Foundation of the 
 
 Foundling Hospital, by Timovei, very fine; Institution of 
 the Academy of Fine Arts; Premium to the Soldiers and 
 Sailors, Happy Success of Russia, Medal presented to the 
 Kamtschatka Merchants . . • 8 
 
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 726 Accession of Peter the First, Establishment of a Fleet in the \ ! 
 
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 727 Taking of Nottebourg, Battle of Pultava, Expedition to Fin¬ 
 
 land, Canal at Cronstadt, hy W(echter,jine . 4 
 
 728 Peace of Neustadt, with the Arc; Count Gallowin, very fine; 
 
 Coronation of the Empress Catherine, Wife of Peter the 
 Great; the Carousal, hy Timovei . . 4 
 
 729 Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth, Peace with Sweden, Sup¬ 
 
 pression of the Excise, and one of Catherine II, l7bS; View 
 of a Temple with Figures in the foreground, unpublished, 
 by Tiregale, all very fine ... 4 
 
 730 Liberation of the Prisoners, and Institution of the Academy of 
 
 Fine Arts, both by Wmchter; Building of the Church of 
 Isaac, Accession of Elizabeth, all fine . 4 
 
 731 Establishment of New Russia, Regulation of the Boundaries, 
 
 Birth of Paul Petrovitz, all by Wcechler; Coronation of 
 Catherine II . . . 4 
 
 732 Coronation Medals of Ann and Catherine I, and one on the 
 
 Emperor at the head of the combined Fleets, all very 
 fine .... 3 
 
 733 Prince OrlofF, half-bodied in Armour, reverse the Archipelago, 
 
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 Catherine, \mder the assumed name of the Prince. 
 
 Swedish Medals, in Silver. 
 
 734 Christina, m’em two figures, Brenner, Table l,No. 2 ; another, / y- 
 
 Phoenix on a Mount,. . . 2 
 
 735 Christina, reverse a Lion, &c. Plate 7> No. \,fine; and one of 
 
 her Coins ... 2 
 
 736 Christina, reverse a hand holding a Crown, non aliunde, a very 
 
 • large and fine Medallion . . 1 
 
 
 
 737 Charles Gustavus on passing his Army over the Ice, 1658, by 
 
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 KarlsteiUt fine'and rare 
 128 Adolphus Frederick on his Coronation, jFe’Arwifln,J?we 1 
 
 739 Gustavus III, Figure of Liberty, inscribed “ Libertas manens,’’ 
 with “ Proscripta Licentia” m ejre?’g-Me,/t/g/i/r/pj'esmefl? 1 
 741 Gustavus Adolphus, by Enhorning, reverse “ jam Jove dignus,” 
 exergue “ Paterna Cleraentissima jussa deferenti,” &c, very 
 fine and rare .... 1 
 
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741 Gustavqs IV, reverse the Mines, ly Fehrman and Enhomingt 
 
 xtry fine . . . 1 
 
 742 Adolphus Frederick and Ludo\1ca Ulrica, diffeiTtit reverses, hy ^ 
 
 Fehrman, highly preserved . . 4 
 
 743 Linnaeus on his Death at Upsal, 1778, very fine and rare I '' Z 
 
 744 Alstromer, Bohinan, Brenner, and Sophia Eliza Brenner, very 
 
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 745 Adolphus Frederick, Count Piper, Alstromer, and Polhem, all A 4^ 
 
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 ^ 746 Nicholas Keder, rare^ and Olthof, Polhem, and Linnaeus, very ^ ^ 
 
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 z 747 Baron Stosch, hy Marteau; Hevelius, by Karlsteen, rare ; and 
 " Count Firmian, by Guilkmard, very fine . 3 
 
 748 Queen Christina, M. TuscherNoricus, Baron Stosch, and Bod- 
 mQto,fine ... 4 
 
 
 
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 749 Reddition de Mantoue, ly Lavy, with inscribed edge, very 
 
 rare 
 
 750 Conquete de la Haute Egypt, by Galle; Retour a Frejus, with 
 beautiful Representation of the Bonus eventus of the 
 Romans . . .2 
 
 ■ 751 Traite de Campo Formio, a Medallion, by Duvitier, reverse Na- / 
 
 poleon on Horseback . . 1 
 
 '/i-re 752 Paix d'Amiens, 1 S 02 , by Droz, with a beautiful inscribed edging, ^ 
 reverse Retour d’Astree, very fine and rare . 1 
 
 753 Conquete frappee avec VArgent des Mines d'Hano- 
 
 '' vre, le Couronnenient a Paris, largest size, and one 
 
 smaller ... 3 
 
 754 jSaiie PApollon ; Reunion de I’Etat Roman a I’Empire 2 ^ 
 .■zr^’^ .755 Fetes du Couronnement, w'ith Portraits of Napoleon and Jose¬ 
 phine, by Brenet, rare; Tombeau de Desaix, with In- ^ 
 scription, Rome seconde Capilale, reverse by Depaulis 3 
 
 he S\tnip\on, very fine and rare • . 1 
 
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 / 757 Balaille de Sommo-Sierra, on the Destruction of the Inquisition, 
 very fine and extremely rare . . 1 
 
 758 Rome seconde Capitale, with heads of Rome and Paris; Entree 
 
 a Moscoii, reverse Kremlin ... 2 
 
 759 Bataille de Wagram, . , 1 
 
 '' 760 Mariage de rEmpereur,/oMr sizes, wry, 4 
 
 761 L’Amour important le Foudre, reverse Cupid carrying Thunder¬ 
 
 bolt, rare; Mariage, head of Napoleon only ; Le Roi de 
 Rome, two sizes .... 4 
 
 762 Mariage, second size; Marie-Louise, on visiting the Mint; Eliza, 
 
 and Pauline, very fine . . 4 
 
 763 Air Italico, reverse I’lnsubria libera, struck to commemorate the 
 
 Foundation of the Cisalpine Republic, rare . 1 
 
 
 
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 with the fine Bust on the later coinage of Andrieu. 
 
 
 
 764 Head of Napoleon, with the Iron Crown, hy Manfredi, reverse 
 
 the Arms of the five Slates composing the Kingdom of 
 Italy . . . . 1 
 
 765 La Police de Paris, Head of Napoleon as Consul, Academic de 
 
 Musique, and one on the hospitality shewn to the Irish, 
 English, and Scotch in matters of Religion and Education, 
 all by Gatteaux . . 3 
 
 766 Banque de France, et Chambre de Commerce de Paris, by An¬ 
 
 drieu and Dywcrresf, both octagons; Facultede Medecine^'*' 
 with Head of Hippocrates; the Emperor in Berlin, 1806 , 
 struck there, and two others . . 6 
 
 767 Saxonia Liberata, by Manfredi, struck at Milan in Commemo¬ 
 
 ration of the Battle of Jena, very fine; Munidcence du 
 Commerce de Bordeaux, octagon, by Gatteaux 2 
 
 768 Sejour a I’lle d’Elbe,rewi’se Figure of Fortune, surrounded by 
 
 the signs of the Zodiac, very fine; 7 petite Medals of Na¬ 
 poleon, him and Maria Louisa, their Son, Henry IV, the 
 Pope, Emperor Alexander, and Louis XVHI . 8 
 
 
 Silver Coins of Bonaparte and his Family. 
 
 769 Consular Five Francs, and 2 with Republique and Empire; 5 
 Lire of Italy, and 12 smaller Pieces, French and Italian t 6 
 
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 770 Five Francs, Consular and Imperial, 2; two Francs, and three 
 
 1 Franc, different, with 5 smaller pieces, fine; Maria 
 Louisa as Duchess of Parma, 3 , very fine . 14 
 
 771 Dollars of Joseph, as King of Sicily and Spain; Louis King of 
 
 Holland ; Flliza, Princess of Lucca; and two of Murat, 
 A\&ertnX, all well 2 )reserved . . 5 
 
 772 Eliza, 3 Franchiand 1 Franco—Jerome, two third Pieces, Aearf 
 
 different ways — Joseph, quarter Dollar of Spain—and 
 Murat 2 and 1 Lira . . 7 
 
 773 Pattern Dollar, hy Auguste, with inscribed Edge, very fine and ^ 
 
 rare . . ... 1 
 
 774 Six Livres, Regne de la Loi, 1793, and Subalpine Republic Dol- 
 
 .lar, rare . . . 
 
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 Family. 
 
 775 Twenty Francs, Premier Consul, Republique Fran^aise, Empire 
 
 Franfaise 1814, and the 40 Lire Piece of Italy . 4 
 
 776 Italian 40 and 20 Lire Pieces, Jerome’s 10 Thaler, and a Ducat 
 
 of Louis, as King of Holland . . 4 
 
 777 Louis Ducat, 1809 , with Arms,^we, and 20 Francs Piece, with 
 
 Head of Minerva, of the Piedmontese Government esta¬ 
 blished after the Battle of Marengo, scarce 2 
 
 778 Coronation Medal of Napoleon, hy Andrieu, very fine and 
 
 rare .... I 
 
 779 Treaty with England, fine and rare, and a small one on the Co¬ 
 
 ronation . • . . 2 
 
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 . 780 Princess Sophia, with her Bust, reverse a Garden, exergue 
 
 “Obiit 8 June, 1714 ,” by E. Hannibal, very fine and 
 rare ... 1 
 
 781 Ditto, reverse Mon devoir fait mou plaisir, hy Karhten, and one 
 smaller, with Inscription . . 2 
 
 
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 782 George I on his,coming to England, 1714, tnscrtied Rector . 
 
 ‘ Marium, hy Croker, in beautiful condition • > . 
 
 783 Ditto, on his Accession, by Hannibal, very fine and rare 
 
 784 Ditto, on -the Coronation,'and Mediation between the Emperor 
 
 . ..« i and the Turks, by Crofter, and one, “ Magni solatia luctus,” , 
 by Dassier, , , . 
 
 785 Coronation Medals of George II and Queen Caroline ; Taking 
 ■- .of Louisbourgh; Jernagan’s Ticket for the Sale of his famous 
 
 Cistern, very fine , . 4 
 
 -786 George II and Queen, reverse their Seven Children, a fine Me- 
 dallion, by Croker . • • . 1 
 
 787 John Ray, the Botanist, on his Death, iTOi, richly chased with 
 
 Border . - . 1 ‘ 
 
 788 M. Tindall, the Historian, on his Death, 1733, highly preserved, 
 
 and very rare . . I 
 
 789 George Prince of Wales (the late King) on his coming of Age, 
 
 by T. PingOtfine and rare . . 1 
 
 790 George III and Queen Charlotte on their Coronation, I76l ; 
 
 Queen Charlotte on the Birth of the Prince of Wales, both 
 by Natter, fine .... 2 
 
 791 George III and Queen on their Nuptials; one on the King’s 
 
 Recovery, by Droz ; T. Howard, Earl of Effingham, by 
 Milton, very fine ^ . . 3 
 
 792 Capt. James Cook ; Marquis of Ciranby on his Death, both by y/ 
 
 L. Pinsro . . . 2 
 
 793 Bethnal Green Volunteer Infantry’s Medal, by Wyon, very fine ; 
 
 one on the Peace, 1802, •presented by the Town of Birm- 
 ingham to the Loyal Association . • 2 
 
 794 Saint Saviour’s School Prize Medal,' with Head of Elizabeth, 
 
 very fine; Dr. Mead, and Snelling, fcy P/wgo * . 3 
 
 795 An Original Presentation Premium Medal of the London 
 
 Humane Society, 1774 , L. Prngo, in a Silver Frame 1 
 
 796 The Medal in Commemoration of the Victory of the Nile, 1798, 
 
 by Kuckler, presented by Alexander Davison, Esq. in a 
 Silver Frame 
 
 797 Original Premium Medal from the Dublin Society for Painting, 
 
 by Mossop . . . I ^ 
 
 798 The Medal presented by Alderman Boydell to the Subscribers 
 
 to his Edition of Shakespcar, by Kuckler; Westwood’s^.<’>-<’ 
 Shakespear.^’ne ... 2 
 
 799 General Elliott on his defending Gibraltar, by Terrry, very fine I 
 
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 800 Samuel Tyssen, Esq. the celebrated Coin Collector, John ^ // / 
 
 Milton, fine and rare . . l I 
 
 801 Original Presentation Medal from the Royal Academy, 1768, ^ 
 
 ' by T. Pingo . . ' *• 1 
 
 802 Duke of Northumberland, 1766 ; Lord Clive’s Victory at Plassy; 
 
 Earl St. Vincent’s Testimony of Approbation 3 
 
 
 
 bOS Original Presentation Medal for Services in India, 1799> y 
 very fine . . . 1 
 
 804 Wilkes’Middlesex Election Medal, and 5 others 6 /d ' 
 
 805 Their late Majesties, with their heads and titles, inscribed 
 
 “With God and/the People the Throne is immortal,”^ , 
 reverse three figures united, “ Concord is the Security of 
 Nations,” a large Medallion, by T. Wyon sen. -. I 
 
 806 Princess Charlotte on her Death ' . I 
 
 807 George IV: Coronation Medal, and His Majesty’s Visit to Scot¬ 
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 816 
 
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 M. Aurelius, reverse Antoninus Pius, and 5 more with young /y 
 head, different reverses, all well preserved . 6 1 
 
 Ditto, oW Aearf, various reverses, aW lery^ne ' . 8 ^ 
 
 Ditto, ditto, all fine . • 8 ^ 
 
 Ditto, Armenia, Vic Par, Vic Ger, Primi decennales, and 6 
 more . • • * 
 
 Ditto, various reverses, including Armen, fine, and De Germ 
 and Desarm, rare . 11 
 
 Faustina jun., Junoni Reginae, two types, Fccunditas, two types, 
 
 Venus and Ceres, all fine , . 6 ' 
 
 Ditto, Venus, two beautiful Portraits, Juno, Fecunditas, Salus, 
 and jEternitas, all fine ■ . • 6 
 
 Ditto, Concordia, very fine; another, different head, and 4 
 more . . • ® 
 
 Ditto, Pudicitia, Seculi felicit, and Consecratio ; Verus, ProV. 
 
 Deor, Vic Par, and another, all fine ‘ . 6 
 
 Verus, Pax, Armen, Consecratio, and 3 moxe, fine ' 6 ^- . ^ | 
 
 Ditto, Funeral Pile, rare, and 3 others j Lucilla, Pictas, Veniis 6 \(/^\ 
 
 Lucilla, Venus Victrix, Junoni Lucinae, rare; Concordia, Vesta, \ 
 
 very fine . • ‘ ^ 
 
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 820 Lucilla, Concordia, rerj/ fine; Pietas, Vota Publica; Coninio» 
 
 dus, 3 different reverses, very fine . 6 
 
 821 Coniniodus, Horcul Roman Augu, with lion’s skin, Oplim 
 
 Maxim, Apol Monet, and 5 others,^/ie 
 
 822 Ditto, Saec fel, Nobilit Aug, Mars, Victory with star, and 4 
 
 more, all well preserved . . 8^^ '^ 
 
 823 Ditto, Lib. Aug, Victory, young bead; Hilaritas, Virtus Aug, 
 
 and 4 others . . . 8 
 
 824 Ditto, CoNC. com. p.m. Tr. p. xvi cos vi, extremely rare^ 
 
 and 3 more 
 
 
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 825 Ditto, Roma, and 2 others, and 3 of Crispiua, different re- 
 
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 826 Crispina, Venus Felix, rare; another, Juno, and one of Commo- 
 
 ^\xs, all fine . . . 
 
 827 Pertinax, Vot. Decern, formerly Mr. Edgar’s,^ne rare 
 
 828 Another, yEquit \\xg,fine and rare . . 1 
 
 829 Didius Julianus, Corcordia Milit, well preserved, and very 
 
 rare . . . i 
 
 830 Pescennius Niger, Victoria Aug, a very fine Coin, extremely 
 
 rare , . . 1 ^ 
 
 831 Albinus, head laureated, Victoria, very fine ; and 3 of Severus, 
 
 highly preserved . . 4^^ . 
 
 832 Albinus, heads plain. Fort red and Minerva, rare, and 3 of Se 
 
 verus, very fine 
 
 
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 833 Severus, Adventui Aug felicissirao. Emperor on Horseback, 
 
 rare, and 5 others, very fine . . 6 
 
 834 Ditto, Africa, Adventus Aug, Libero Patri, and 5 more, scarce 
 
 
 
 
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 835 Ditto, different reverses, some rare 
 
 836 Ditto, ditto 
 
 
 
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 Remainder of Roman Gold. 
 
 /•/y- a 837 Justinus, QwinanMs; Justinian ; Justinus junior, rare 
 
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 838 Justinian, Qainarius; Focas, rare; Leo Isaurus,^ne 3 /i?/^/v 5 
 
 839 Justinus, Quinarius ; Michael and Theophilus, rude work, rare ; 
 
 Constantine Porphyrogenitus, rai'e . 3 
 
 840 Mauricius,^we; Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, very fine 2 /A/ j'ty 
 
 841 Tiberius Constantine, scarce, and Quinarii of Mauricius and ^ 
 
 Heraclius, the former rare , . 3 ^^'y*** 
 
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 ^,^,^842 Heraclius, Heraclius Constantine and Heracleonas, Heraclius 1 
 between his two Sons; Constans, Son of Heraclius Con- / s 
 stantiiie, a xtry thick and singular coin, and Constantine 
 Pogonatus . . . 3 
 
 843 Constantine Pogonatus, Tiberius Absimarus, and Theophilus, , 
 
 all Quinarii; Basilius and Constantine, rare 4 
 
 844 Constantine Pogonatus, Quinarius; Joannes Comnenus, concave, 
 
 Jlne and rare; Constantine Mononiachus, concave, large '' 
 size, with the two figures quite perfect, very rare 3 
 
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 Eighth Day’s , Sale. 
 
 
 
 Roman Coins, in small Brass. 
 
 LOT 
 
 845 ALLIENUS 2 , Valerian, Postumus, Victorinus 2 , Te- 
 V_T tricus 4, Claudius Gothicus 7, Diocletian, Carausius, 
 
 Maximian, Licinius, Constantine 9, Magnentius 3, 
 Constans 2 , Constantius 2 , Valentinian, Theodosius, 
 and Honorius . . 41 
 
 846 Trebonianus Gallus, Valerian 2 , Gallienus 3, Salonina, Pos¬ 
 
 tumus, Victorinus, Tetricus senior and junior 3, Clau¬ 
 dius 4, Aurelian 2 , Severina, Florianus, Probus 2 , Ca- 
 rus,Carinus, Diocletian, Carausius 5, Allectus 2 , Max- 
 iminian, Constantius Chlorus, Maximinus, Licinius sen. 
 and jun. 3, Constantine 5, Crispus 2 , Magnentius, De- 
 centius, Constans 2 , Constantius 3, Valentinian, Valens, 
 Gratian, Mag. Maximus, Theodosius, Arcadius and 
 Honorius, fiererai Jine . . 60 
 
 847 Set of Constantine, all different . 48 
 
 848 Gallienus 14, Victorinus 9, Claudius 17, and Magnentius 4 
 
 44 
 
 849 Various of Tetricus, Postumus, Probus, Licinius, Aurelian, 
 
 &c., and 14 Egyptian * . 50 
 
 
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 Z 1 / 350 Caesar,.Julia Family* Col. Nem. 2, one incuse, very fine; 
 
 I Augustus, Tiberius , , s’” 
 
 A 861 Augustus 2, M. Agrippa, Germanicus, Nero and Drusus'- 6 
 A/ / 852 Claudius, Nero, Galba, Vespasian, Domitian, all fine 5 
 j 0 853 Nero 2, Vespasian 2 ., one Roma; Domitian, Nerva, Tra¬ 
 jan 2 . . . 8 
 
 y 854 Domitian, Nerva, Trajan 3 , Sabina, Antoninus Pius 2 8 
 
 /f' 855 Antoninus Pius, Faustina sen. M. Aurelius, Faustina jun. 
 
 8 
 
 Verus, Commodus, Caracalla, Alexander ° 
 
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 856 Macrinus, Maximus, Philip, Decius, Diocletian, Maximianus 
 
 2, Constantius . . . S'" 
 
 857 Col. Nem,. and various of Augustus, Claudius, Nero, &c. 
 
 &c. ^ . . » . 30 
 
 Large Brass. 
 
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 858 Nero, Galba, Domitian, Trajan 2 . 5 ^^ 
 
 859 Domitian, Germania Capta, Nerva, Trajan, Antoninus Pius, 
 
 Faustina, Maesa, Mamsea . . 7 
 
 > / 860 Antoninus Pius, Faustina sen. and jun., Aurelius, Lucilla, 
 Mamsea ' . . . 6 
 
 ^ 861 Barbia Orbiana, fine and rare, Maximinus^ fine, Maximi¬ 
 
 anus, very 
 
 '862 Alexander, Maximinus, Maximus, Balbinus, Gordian, Otacil, 
 Severa . . . 6 
 
 ■ - 863 Gordian 2 , Philip sen. and jun., Herennia Etruscilla, Tre- ^< 1 , 
 
 * bonianus Gallus ‘ . .6 
 
 y ^ J864 Various ' . . 18 
 
 ^865 Roman Asse, large Ptolemy, and 12 Egyptian 14 
 
 AZ 866 Fabrications of curious Roman and Greek Coins 10 
 
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 Select Middle Brass of Hadrian. 
 
 / .. 867 Adventus Aug, Adventui Aug Galliae, Hispaniae, Italise, . 
 
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 871 
 
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 ^ 875 
 
 ; 876 
 
 878 
 
 879 
 
 Africa, ^Eg^yptos, Alexandria, Hispania, Dacia 5-^ 
 
 Restitutori Achaiaj, Bithyniso, Hispaniae, Galliae, Africae, 
 Italiae ... 0 
 
 Cappadocia, very fine ; Maretania, two different, rare ; 
 
 Dacia, and two others . . 6 
 
 Restitutori Bithynise; Felicitati Aug", 3 different, one with 
 sail and the letters quite perfect; Adventus Aug; and 
 another . . .6 
 
 Liberalitas, three different Portraits: Annona Aug, and 
 two others, all fine . . 6 
 
 Salus Publica, Spes, Felicitas, Securitas, Fort red, and de¬ 
 mentia, . . . 6 
 
 Cos III, different types,. . 6 
 
 Hilaritas, Fortuna reduci, Felicitas, Libertas, Tranquillitas, 
 and Pietas . . .6 
 
 Nilus, and 7 others, well preserved . 8 
 
 Various reverses . , . 8 
 
 Ditto . . . . 8 
 
 Ditto, including one small Brass, and another, with head of 
 Sabina on reverse, extra rare . . 8 
 
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 Medals of Illustrious and Remarkable 
 Persons, &c. in Silver, 
 
 
 
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 880 Alexander Farnese, reverse a Tent; another, reverse a 
 
 Pillar; and Ernest Duke of Saxony, reverse Elizabeth"^" 
 Sophia, all very fine . . 3 
 
 881 Philip V of Spain, a singular Medallion, and two other 
 
 Spanish . . .3 
 
 882 Cardinal Richlieu, 1631, by Varin, very fine 1 /- 
 
 883 Francis I Duke of Parma ; Francis Bona, by G. Dupre, fine 2 
 
 884 Catherine de Medicis, reverse a broken spear, fine and 
 
 rare ... 1 
 
 885 Mary de Medicis, reverse a Ship, “ Servando Dea facta ^ ^ 
 
 Deos,” by G. Dupre, 1615, very fine and rare 1 
 
 886 Chancellor Bellieur, 1602, extremely fine . i /- / - 
 
 887 Chancellor Brulart,/me and rare ^ . 1 
 
 888 Chancellor Liverlo, 1670, reverse Scales, &c. “ Nec metu 
 
 
 nec invidia,” very fine and rare 
 
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 889 liieronimus Scottus, 1580, oval, rare . 1 A /- -'- 
 
 890 Jean Baert and Claus Stortzeubecher, the famous Pirates, very 
 
 /me;. Laurence Coster, ^ 3 ^ 
 
 891 MQ%\'ei%i 2 iS\o, hy Wirt, very fine ; Rabelais,/ronf/flce; Christian 
 
 Wolf,/me . . .3 
 
 892 Calvin, reverse Figure of Fame proclaiming the New Doctrine, 
 
 rare . . . I ' 
 
 893 Medallion of Admiral Van Tromp, 2 Van Loon 364, No. 3, fine ^ 
 
 and rare . . . I 
 
 894 Medallion of William Prince of Nassau, reverse full length 
 
 Portraits of Tromp, Heyn, Heemskerk, and Galen, 2 Van^'^'^*^ 
 Loon, 360 ,'very fine and rare . . 1 
 
 895 Medallion of John and Cornelius de Witt on their Assassination, 
 
 '^crrt- t It 
 
 3 Van Loon 81, No. I,fine . . 1 > 
 
 896 The famous Heidelburg Ton, 1667 , 3 Van Loon 338,/me; 
 
 Bluc'her, hy Mills . . . 2 ^ 
 
 897 Frederick IV of Denmark, reverse Luther and Bugenhagius, 
 
 1717> struck on the Jubilee in Celebration of the Reforma- 
 tion, a very large and beautiful Medallion, in the finest 
 preservation , . 1 
 
 898 Marquis Pombal, [772, fine and rare , 1 n 
 
 899 Bertholdus V, Founder of Berne, rare, and 6 others, all by Dos¬ 
 
 sier .... 7 
 
 900 Ferdinand VII, reverse in the exergue “ Rege a Gall, perfid. 
 
 Capto Mex. Trident Semin. fine and rare ; Louis 
 
 XVIII, Academic de Musique, hy Gatteaux . 2 
 
 Medals Engraved by Hedlinger, in Silvet \ 
 
 901 Himself, reverse an Owl, Mechel CEuvres de Hedlinger, Plate 
 
 l,No. \, highly preserved and very rare 1 
 
 902 Frederick and Ulrica.of Sweden, reverse the twelve Sovereigns, 
 
 Plate 4, No. 2 , rare , . I ' > 
 
 903 Nicholas Keder, the famous Antiquary, Plate 16 , No. 2 , very y / 
 
 .fine and rare .... 1 
 
 904 Charles Renald Birch, on Plate 17, highly preserved and ^ 
 
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 905 Christian VI of Denmark, reverse ihc Docks, 1736, Plate 31, ' ^ 
 
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 No. 1 , a most nolle and rare Medallion^ in the highest o' /. (? 
 state of preservation, from Mr. Bindley’s Collection, No. 
 
 740 . . . I i 
 
 ' 906 Frederick King of Sweden, Plate XIV, No. 3, rare ; Charles i 
 
 XIII,/we . . 2 ^ ; 
 
 907 Complete Series of the Swedish Kings, 47 in Silver, and 1 in ^ 
 
 Bronze, all in the finest preservation • 48 ‘ ^ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 908 Baron Stosch, Plate 39—Count Tessin, Plate 29* No. 2 —Count 
 
 Horn, No. 6 —Barssen, No. 8,Jineand rare 4 
 
 909 Medallion of Ann of Russia, Plate 30, No. l, highly preserved, 
 
 and one of the finest productions of Hedlinger: see Mechel,'^' 
 
 p. 4i5 . . . 1 
 
 910 Empress Ann, Plate 35, rare . . 1 - 
 
 911 Clement XIII, Plate 34, No. 1 , late Mr. Bindley’s, very fine and 
 
 extremely rare . . 1 
 
 912 Another, with Inscription on reverse, Mr. Bindley’s, No. *2, very 
 
 fine and rare ... 1 
 
 913 Gustavus Adolphus, Plate 27, No. 1 —Christina, No. 2 —Charles 
 
 XI, No. 3—Ulrica Eleanora, Plate 28, No. 4, very fine and 
 rare ... 4 
 
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 914 Severus, Victorice Brit, three different figures; Victor Sever 
 
 Aug, Viet Part Max, Viet Parthicae, Viet iEtern, Viet Aug, 
 and one Pm tr p &c. with figure of Victory, a fine and 
 rare set . . .9 
 
 915 Ditto, Consecratio, and 4 others,/we; Julia Domna, 3 differ¬ 
 
 ent reverses . . 8 
 
 916 Julia Domna, Cereri Fruciae, Felicitas, Juno Regina, SeculiFe-^ 
 
 ^ licitas, Venus Genetrix and Victrix, all extremely fine 6 
 
 917 Ditto, Luna Lucifera, very rare, and 5 others . 6 
 
 918 Ditto, Mat. Augg. Mat. Sen. M. Patr, Mater Dcuni, Matri 
 
 Dcum, two Types, all rare, and Pietas, fine . 5 
 
 
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 919 Ditto, Diana Lucifera, Pudicitia, Venus Genelrix, all fine^ and 
 
 5 others, different reverses . . . 8 / 
 
 920 Caracalla, Virtus Aug, and two more,/a»*g-c s/ze, old and young 
 heads, and 7 others with different reverses,/^ne 10'^' 
 
 921 Ditto, Salus Antonini Aug and another large, witii 8 others, 
 
 different re\erses, highly preserved . 10 
 
 922 Ditto, Fides Exercitus, Felicitas Temp, Victor Antonini, Secu-^, 
 
 ritas Perpetua, and 6 others, very fine . 10 ‘ 
 
 923 Ditto, Juventa Imperii, Vota Susc. die. pon, tr p V Cos, Jovi 
 
 Sospitatori, Sal. Gen. Hum, Viet Parthica, and 5 other 
 rare reverses . . 10 
 
 924 Ditto, Adventus Aug, Indulgentia, and 8 more, all wellpre- ^ - 
 
 served . . . 10 . 
 
 925 Y)\iXo, different reverses, om. large . . \q 
 
 926 Ditto, ditto . . . 10 
 
 927 Ditto, ditto . . . . ‘ 10 
 
 928 Ditto, ditto . . . 10 
 
 929 Ditto, Fides Publica, Provid Deorum, Marti Pacator, &c. some 
 
 fine . . . 8 
 
 930 Ditto, Viet. Par. Max, very fine and rare, and two. Medallion 
 
 size; Plautilla, Hilaritas, and Venus WcXxxx, extremely 
 fine ... 5 
 
 931 Plautilla, Concordia Felix, two figures, very rare; and one, 
 
 Concordia, figure sitting, highly preserved ; Geta, Libertas 
 Publica, , . 3 
 
 932 Plautilla, Propago Imperi, fine and very rare ; Concordia, and 
 
 Pietas, very fine . . 3 ^ 
 
 933 Plautilla, Concordia Aug; Geta, Princ. Juventis, Viet. Aetern, 
 
 and two others, all fine . , 5 
 
 934 Geta, Liberalitas Aug, Securit. Imperi, 5o//t owe? r«re, and 
 
 four Q\\\exs, finely preserved 
 
 935 Ditto, various reverses 
 
 
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 Greek Brass. 
 
 936 Hiero Sicilias—Pyrrhus,—Alexander Magnus, tiro 
 
 937 Erettium, 2 —Rhegium— Maxoixeix, all very fine 
 
 938 Syracusa, 4-—Carthago, !•—and 5 others, one Cleopatra 
 
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 Greek Silver. 
 
 v-/?* 939 Aegina, 2, small—Ancient Didrachm of Aegina—and an Ancient 
 
 Daric 
 
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 940 Agrigentuni, 1, —Athasnae, 3, . 4 
 
 941 Athaenae, 3—Argos, I . . 4 
 
 942 Corinthus, 2—Gelas, 1—Istia2a,/jwe . 4 
 
 943 Corinthus, 3—Cretona, 1—Dyrracbium, 1 . 5 
 
 944 Gelas—Istrus—Istiaea, 2—Larissa, 1 . 5 
 
 945 Malea, vide I Pellerin 127—Metapontuni—Massilia—Macedo¬ 
 
 nia 
 
 946 Metapontum—Messana—Massilia,/i«e 
 ^ 947 Macedonia, Head of Diana in Shield 
 
 948 Another, Aesillas .... 
 
 949 Neapolis—Rhodus—Tarentum, 2 
 Neapolis, 2—Pariuni—Pergamus 
 
 !’vvi>>»'<'951 Phocis—Posidonia, very fine —Rhodus, 3 
 
 932 Syracusa—Seriphus—Tarentum 
 953 Tarentum—Terina, 2—-Thebae 
 
 t^/^54 Thasus, very jine 
 
 933 Thurium, exfrewe/^/jwe 
 
 955 Y^Wdi, very fine 
 
 957 Ditto ■ . . . . 
 
 *“ ^ 958 Ditto . . 
 
 (r^>*^959 Antiochus VI1, rer^z/iwe 
 
 Philippus Syriae, Gough 23, No. 1, rare 
 961 Ariobarzanes I,/«we aw</rflj’e 
 ^ 962 Philip II of Macedou 
 
 963 Alexander the Great, 2 ; Philip, I . . 
 
 964 Lysimachus, well preserved —Alexander,//ne 
 
 965 Keges PARTHiiE. Arsaces Phrahates, vide Gesner, Tab. 2, 
 
 Fig. 19—Mithridates II, Visconti, Tab. 49, Fig* 7—Mith- 
 ridates III, Vaillaut 105, and Gesner, Tab. 1, Fig. 12— 
 Artabanus, Gesner, Tab. 2, Fig. 16 . ' 4 
 
 y 966 Sassanidae, vide Combe 234, rer^/ine . 1 
 
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 967 Philip of Macedon,/iwe 
 
 968 Alexander the Great,/iwe 
 _ 969 Carthage—Cyrene, scarce 
 
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 971 
 
 ^^^DVENTUI Aug Britanniae, well preserved and very rare ; 
 
 another. Second Brass, with Figure of Britannia with 
 Spear and Shield, rare . . 2 
 
 972 Adrentui Aug Alexandriae, extremely rare; Adventui Aug 
 
 Bithyuiae, very rare; Adventui Aug Hispanix, well pre¬ 
 served ... 3 
 
 973 Adventui Aug Africse, and two others, wr 3 //ine . 3 
 
 974 Aegyptos, Africa, and Alexandria . . 3 
 
 975 Adventus Aug, two different; iEgyptos; Concordia; ^Equi* 
 
 tas . • . 5 
 
 976 Dacia—Cappadocia—Hispania—Nilus—Mauritania 5 
 
 977 Liberalitasand Hilaritas, JofA/ine rare, and 3 others, •ueri/ 
 
 fine ... 5 
 
 978 Disciplina Aug, fine and extremely rare —Libertas Restituta, 
 
 very fine and rare . . . 2 
 
 979 Exercitus Mauretanicus, with four Soldiers,/me and very rare — 
 
 Tellus Stabil,/fne anrf rare . . 2 
 
 980 Restitutori Achaiae—Africa—Galliae—Ilispaniac—Phrygiae 5 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 981 Restitutori Orbis Terraruiii, rare—Hispaniaj, Head and Em¬ 
 peror to left, rare —Providentia Deorum, Salus Aug, and 
 another, all well preserved , , 5 
 
 Fortunae Reduci, two figures, ludulgentia, and 3 others, well 
 preserved ... 5 
 
 Felicitas, 5 different types, . 5 
 
 Exercitus Cappadocicus, extremely rare —Exercit. Dacicus^ 
 Syriacus, both rare —Locupletatori Orbis Terrarum, extra 
 rare . . « . 4 
 
 Concordia, Felicitas, Justitia, and 3 others, wellpreset'ved 6 
 
 Reliqua Vetera h. s. Novies Mill. Abolita, extremely rare, and 
 4 others, very fine , . . 5 
 
 Exped. Aug, Emperor on Horseback, rare—Providentia, Justi¬ 
 tia, Spes, and two others,/fwe . . 6 
 
 Annona, Fort red, Fides Publica, and 3 others, fine 6 
 
 Liberalitas Aug III, the Emperor attended by three figures, 
 extra rare; ^\\\ore,jine . . ‘ 4 
 
 Cos III, Emperor standing at the Entrance of a Temple, 
 before three figures, very rare; another, with Temple, 
 greek, and 4 others ... 6 
 
 dementia, Pietas, and 4 more, well preserved . 6 
 
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 Geta, Minerv. Sanct, rare, and 6 other uncommon reverses, all 
 fine ... 7 
 
 Macrinus, Felicitas Temporum, both large and ordinary size ; ^ 
 Aequitas and Jovi Conservator!, very fine 4 
 
 Ditto, Vota Publ, rare; Providentia Deorum, fides militum, ^ 
 Pont Max, fine 
 
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 Ditto, Annona, fides militum, four standards, and two others, 
 fine . . . 4 
 
 Ditto, Pontif Max, two different reverses, Salus Publica and ^ 
 another, fine . • 4 
 
 Diadumenian, Spes Publica, very fine . 1 Z- 
 
 Elagabalus, Invictus Sacerdos, Suminus Sacerdos, and two 
 
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 999 Ditto, Sacerd Dei Solis Elagab , and 5 other different reverses. 
 
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 lOOO Julia Paula, Concordia, two figures, and Venus Genetrix, ^,^4 
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 1001 Ditto, Concordia Augg, verj/ rare, and Concordia with star, jp^/. 
 
 fine . . . . 2 ' 
 
 1002 Aquilia.Severa, Concordia, rare . 
 
 1003 Julia Msesa, Pietas Aug, large size, rare; Juno, fine; Julia 
 Soaemias, Venus Caelestis, fine 
 
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 1004 Maesa, Pudicitia, Seculi Felicitas—Soaemias, Venus Caelestis, ^ 
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 1005 Alexander Severus, Mars ultor, Pax Aug, Victonae Aug, and 
 
 3 others, fine . . . tX ^ 
 
 1006 Ditto, Perpetuitati Aug, rare; Spes Publica, and 4 more,; 
 
 all fine • . . 6 . 
 
 ^ 1007 Ditto, different reverses . . , .6 
 
 /b 1008 Julia Mamaea, Vesta, fecunditas, Spes publica, Venus gene- 
 j j , trix . ... 4 
 
 1009 Ditto, Juno Conservatrix, felicitas publica, and three others 5 
 
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 1010 Barbia Orbiana, Concordia Augg, very ^ne—Maximin, Pax 
 
 Augusti, Victori Germ, fine .. 
 
 1011 Maximin, different reverses, all well preserved 
 
 1012 Paulina, fine and very scarce, from Mr. Edgar’s Collection, 
 
 No. 241 . . . 
 
 1013 Maximus, Pietas, flwtf rare . . 
 
 1014 Gordianus Africanus sen. Romae aeternse, fine and extremely 
 
 rare . . .1 
 
 1015 Balbinus 2, large and small —Pupienus 2 , both sizes 4 
 
 1016 Balbinus 2, both sizes, fine —Papienus, Medallion size —Amor 
 
 rautuus Aug, rare—Gordian 2 , very fine . 5 ^ 76 '.^ 
 
 /-1017 Balbinus, fides mutua, Zar^e—Gordian, Caesar, Venus Victrix, 
 and 4 others, different reverses, all fine . 6 
 
 /fi, 1018 Gordian, ran'oMs rerersw, aW^ne . . 
 
 1019 Ditto, Diana Lucifera, very rare, 5 moxQ, different 
 y fil.020 Ditto, different reverses . . .10 
 
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 . 1021 Philip sen. Adventus, Liberalitas, two figures, and 6 others, 
 
 all fine . . . .8 
 
 /- / 1022 Ditto, Seciilum Novum, Temple, rare; and 7 others, different 
 
 reverses . . . .8 
 
 1023 Ditto, Aeternitas Aug, Elephant, rare ; and 7 more, all dffe- 
 rent . . . . S 
 
 
07 
 
 Medals of Queen Ann, See . Engraved by 
 Croker, in Bronze. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1024 Novae Palladium Troize, a Medallion —Oue, reverse. Prince 
 
 George; and another, 1702, on taking several Towns in 
 Flanders . . .3 
 
 1025 On the Action at Vigo—Tenths of the Clergy—Taking of Gib¬ 
 
 raltar—Siege of Barcelona . • .4 
 
 1026 Taking of Bon—Victory at Audenard—Taking of Minorca 
 
 Blenheim Victory . . • ^ 
 
 1027 Union of England and Scotland, large and small —Invasion, 
 
 1708—Taking of Mons, 1709 • • 
 
 1028 Taking of Lisle—Battle of Saragossa—Taking of Tournay 
 
 • Battle of Taniers ... ^ 
 
 1029 Victory at Ramillies—Forcing.the Lines at Doway—Taking of 
 
 Bethune—Surrender at Bouchain . • 4 
 
 lOJO Flight at Almenara—George I, on his coming to England— 
 Order of the Bath, reverse Prince William—George II, 
 Treaty of Vienna, very fine . . 4 
 
 1031 George I, on the Action at Preston; Pardon after the Rebel¬ 
 lion; Action in the Mediterranean; and a Jetton ot Queen 
 Ann . ... 4 
 
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 Half Crowns. 
 
 1032 
 
 1033 
 
 1034 
 
 1035 
 
 1036 
 
 / 
 
 1037 
 
 1038 
 
 iBrr . 1039 
 
 / 
 
 Edward VI, 1551 . . . I 
 
 Elizabeth, 1, M.M. . . . I 
 
 James I, Ruding, plate 17, No. 3, fine; another with feathei's 
 above the arms . . . 2 
 
 Charles I, Anchor M. M. by ftriot, fine . 1 
 
 Ditto, London Mint, Rose, l645—Fleur de \\s, feathers on 
 horse's head and behind. —Crown, feathers above arms 4 
 Ditto, York Mint, C.R. on reverse; another feathers, C. R. 
 
 above arms, fine . . . 2 
 
 Ditto, Oxford Mint, 1642, l643, l646. Ox, fine 3 
 
 Ditto, Portcullis, triangle in circle, and one of the York 
 
 Mint, tcithovt Crown . . . 3 
 
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 1040 Charles I, star, triangle and ton, M. M. . 3 
 
 1041 Ditto, Exurgat, &c, l642; and one of York with Grown— 
 
 Commonwealth, l651, Jine . . 3 
 
 1042 The Half Crown of with his Portrait, legend Carolus 
 
 d. g. Mag. Bri. Fran. & Hib. Rex, fine and extremely 
 rare . . . .1 
 
 1043 Commonwealth, l653 — Charles II, hammered, iy Simon, 
 
 9^' 
 
 
 
 3\/y 
 
 / 
 
 I I 
 
 scarce , . . .2 
 
 1044 Charles II, 1663, 1670 , 1679 • • • 
 
 1045 Charles II, 1676 —James II, 1688 , well preserved 2 
 
 1046 William and Mary, 1689 , 1693 , very fine . 2 
 
 1047 Ditto, 1689 , Shield with single arms, scarce; 1691 , W. M. 
 
 between Quarters, fine . . . 2 
 
 1048 William III, 1701, feathers in quarters on the reverse, ve^y 
 Jine and rare 
 
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 1049 William III, 1698 , plain, and 3 with C, N, and Y, under the ^ 
 
 * * 
 
 bust . . . . 4 
 
 
 
 / 
 
 /• 
 
 
 
 1050 Ann, 1703; Vigo, 1706; Roses and feathers, 1708, feathers, 
 
 fitie . . . . 3 
 
 1051 Ditto, 1707 , plain and E under the head; 1712 , roses and 
 
 feathers after the Union, fine . , .3 
 
 1052 Ditto, 1707 , struck before the Union, roses and feathers; 
 
 1709 , plain; 1714, after the Union, with roses and fea- ^^'^'^' 
 Ihers, all very fine . . .3 
 
 1053 George I, South Sea . . . 1 
 
 1054 Ditto, 1717 , roses and feathers, scarce . 1 
 
 1055 George II, young head, 1732, roses and feathers; old head, 
 
 1743 , roses, both fine; 1750, plain in quarters on the 
 reverse, scarce ... 3 
 
 1056 Ditto, 1646 , a pattern, very fine . . 1 /t'' - 
 
 1057 Ditto, young head, 1739, roses, very fine; old head, Lima, 
 
 fine —George III, head stamped on a Half Dollar to makc'^^'"^ 
 
 . . . 3 
 
 it current in England 
 
 Siege Pieces, hi Silver. 
 
 ^ ^ / 1058 Carlisle Three Shilling Piece, Ruding, plate 28, No. 4, very 
 
 scarce 
 
69 
 
 
 1059 Newark Half Crown, Shilling and Ninepence, fine, also the 
 
 Sixpence, all dated 1646 . . 4 
 
 1060 Newark Shilling, 1645 —Pomfret Shilling, 1648 . 2 
 
 1061 Dublin Crown and Half Crown, coined by order of the Duke 
 
 of Ormond, fine; also the Shilling and Sixpence 4 ^ 
 
 1062 Siege Coin of Ferdinand VH, rare, and a Dollar of Rio de la 
 
 Plata ..... 2 
 
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 // 
 
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 //r- 
 
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 Coins relating to Hanover; Colonies; 
 Plantations, &c. in Silver. 
 
 ',^<<^1063 Augustus, George William, George Lewis, George I of 
 England, ^c. . . .61 
 
 1064 George I, H, HI, Guldens or f Pieces, and two smaller 6 
 
 1065 George HI, two Third Pieces . . 4 /- 
 
 ^ 1066 Another Set, different , . .4 
 
 1067 New England (Massachusetts) Shillings, large and small type. 
 Sixpence, Threepence, and Twopence . 5 
 
 ^^^,,^068 African Company, Sierra Leone, Ceylon, &c. 10 /- 
 
 English Gold Coins. 
 
 //1 
 
 /f' 
 
 /- I 
 /xl 
 
 X 
 
 A-'/- 1069 
 
 1070 
 
 1071 
 
 1072 
 
 1073 
 
 Edward HI, Quarter Nobles, two different 
 Edward HI, Noble, very fine 
 Another, quite different in the Type 
 Henry, Noble, different from any engrav 
 Ruding, fine 
 
 both sides, rare; another, Snelling, plate 1, No. 
 fine .... 
 
 1074 Edward IV, Noble, very fine 
 . 1075 Henry VH, Angel, M. M. Pheon, Ruding, plate 4, No. 7 
 1076 Another, M. M. Greyhound's head. No. 10 
 ,1077 Henry VIII, Angel, M. M. Portcullis, plate 5, No. 6 
 r 1078 Henry VIII, Two Crowns,No. 10 and 11 
 
 2 - - 
 
 
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 70 
 
 1079 Edward VI, Sovereign, the King sitting in a Chair of Slate, 
 
 reverse Royal Anns crowned, supported by a Lion and 
 Dragon, Type of Ruding, plate 7 , No. 1 , but with 
 Pheon M. M. rare . . .1 
 
 1080 Edward VI, Half Sovereign, portrait of the King in profile y 
 
 crowned, M. M. Y, . . . 1 ^ 7 ' 
 
 1081 Mary’s Fine Sovereign or Double Ryal, Queen seated on her 
 
 Throne, Snelling, plate 4, No. 4 . . | 
 
 1082 Elizabeth’s Angel .... 
 
 1083 Elizabeth Fine Sovereign, Queen seated on her Throne, M. M. , 
 
 Escallop shell, No. II . . . 
 
 1084 Elizabeth’s Pound Sovereign, bust crowned, reverse Royal 
 
 Arms between E. R, M. M. Woolpack, fine I 
 
 1085 Elizabeth’s Half Sovereign, M. M cross croslet, No. 12 \ 
 
 1086 James I, Angel, Escallop shell, * 
 
 1087 James I, Sovereign or Unite, Double Crown, British Crown, 
 
 and Half Crown, Ruding, plate 11 , No. 5, 6 , 7 , 8 4 
 
 1088 James I, Broad or Laurel, with its Half and Quarter XX, X» 
 
 V, 9, II, 12 . . . 3 
 
 1089 James I, Thistle Crown, No. 13—a Touch Piece—Charles I, 
 
 Crown, bust with ruff . . 3 
 
 1090 Charles I, Broad, long hair and broad lace band, reverse ^ 
 
 letters C. R, crowned, M. M. Bell, fine . 1 ' 
 
 1091 Charles I, Broad, Feathers, M. M, ruff round the bust, 
 
 reverse square shield crowned, without the letters C. 
 a fine and scarce variety . . .1 
 
 1092 Charles I, Broad, with olive branch in the left hand, 1644, 
 
 Oxford Mint, Ruding, plate 13, No. \0, fine 1 ^ 
 
 1093 Charles I, Broad, 1 6'43, “ Exurgat, &c.” large and veiyrare 
 
 Type, finely preserved . . . I ^ 
 
 1094 Charles I, hy Briot, fine and rare . 
 
 1095 Commonwealth Twenty Shilling Piece, 1 653, very fine l 
 
 1096 Commonwealth Ten Shilling Piece, l652 . 1 
 
 1097 Charles 11 Broad, with Numerals, plate 14, No. 9 1 
 
 Gold Medals. 
 
 X 1098 Duke of Wellington, 5^ and one inscribed ^ 
 
 “ Sed sanguine constant” . . 
 
 1 
 
71 
 
 1099 Original Medal presented by the Society of Arts to Mr. 
 
 Henry Greathead, 1802, for his Invention of the Life ^ ^ 
 Boat . . . . 1 
 
 1100 Beautiful Medal, by Loos, presented to Mr. Greathead, by the ^ 
 
 King of Prussia, on the same occasion, struck on purpose l 
 
 Tenth Day’s Sale. 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 
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 LOT 
 
 1101 /^LD and Modern Weig-hts of different Descriptions 60 
 
 1102 Ancient Counters and Jettons 30, Tickets 10, vari¬ 
 ous Copper 10 . . 50 
 
 1103 Proofs of the obverse and reverse of the Halfcrown, Eight¬ 
 
 een-pence, Shilling, and Sixpenny Tokens, issued in 
 Newcastle by Robertson, beautifully struck 
 
 //r 
 
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 Medals engraved by Dassier and Son, 
 
 ' } * 
 
 in Bronze. i 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 These Medals have been collected with great care, and are . 
 all in the finest preservation. 
 
 Large Size. 
 
 ^ WOA Q\\y Medallions, different . 2 
 
 ^ - 1105 Louis XV of France, Clement XII, Charles Emanuel King ‘ 
 
 of Sardinia,/ront face and profile, and with different /4- 
 reverses . . .4 
 
 1106 Frederick III of Prussia, Lewis le Fort, Count Lautrec, 
 
 Abraham de Moivre . . 4 j 
 
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 72 
 
 1107 Cardinal Fleury, two different reverses, Martin Folkes, 
 
 Duke of Arg-yle . . .4 
 
 1108 Sir John Bernard, Robert Barker, Edmund Halley, Wil- 
 
 liam Pulteney . . . 4 ^ 
 
 1109 Philip Stanhope, Lord Carteret, Sir Robert Walpole, ^ y 
 
 Alexander Pope ... 4 
 
 1110 William Prince of Orang-e, King of Sardinia, different 
 
 from the former, Marshal Saxe, two different portraits yo* 't. 
 and looking opposite ways . . 4 
 
 1111 Montesquieu,Mazzuchelli, Matfeio, Elizabeth 1, on/owwcf- 
 
 ing the Academy at Moscow 4 
 
 1112 Mediation of Geneva, Concord, and one on the Jubilee, 
 
 extra fine . . .3 
 
 1113 Charles Spencer Duke of Marlborough, Sir Andrew Foun- 
 
 taine, Lewis le Fort, different from the former, Arch¬ 
 deacon Brideoke . . 4 
 
 1114 George II, Maria Theresa, Sir Hans Sloane, John Duke of 
 
 Montagu, uncommonly fine , 4 
 
 
 1115 Frederick Prince ofWales, Burlamaqui, rare. Count Schu- ^ 
 wallow, extremely rare . . 3 
 
 Second Size. 
 
 1116 Guttenberg and Faust, Shakespeare, Selden, Locke, New- / 
 
 ton . . . . 5 
 
 1117 Ferdinand VI of Spain, Victor. Amed. King of Sardinia, 
 
 Peter the Great, General Saconay, Great Duke of 
 Marlborough . . . 5 
 
 1118 Lord Bacon, Milton, Newton, on his death, Clarke, Oster- 
 
 vald .... 5 
 
 1119 Elizabeth of Russia, Death of Prince of Wales, Archbishop 
 
 Wake, Wolfe, Windham . . 5 
 
 Smaller Size. 
 
 1120 Tronchin, Leger, Turretin, Varin the Medal Engraver, 
 
 Fenelon, Turene, Richlieu, Harcourt, St. Marthe, Maria ^ 
 Theresa, Des Houlieres, and Pope . 12 
 
 1121 Dubois, Turretin, Louis le Grand, Louis de Bourbon, Lully, 
 
 Fabert, Nanteuil, Cardinal Richlieu, Malebranche, and 
 one of Locke, sccono? 6i»c . . 10 
 
Complete Sets. 
 
 11'22 English Monarchs, from William the Conqueror to George 
 II, inclusive, fine and original set, struck by Dossier 
 himself . . .37 
 
 Besides the Medals usually appertaining to this Series, the present Col¬ 
 lection contains side face Medals of Edward VI and Mary I, seldom 
 to he met with, as well as Cromwell, 2ueen Caroline, and one with 
 two heads. 
 
 
 1123 
 
 1124 
 
 •Tr. ^ 
 
 1125 
 
 Series of Medals representing the principal Events and 
 the most illustrious Men of the Roman Republic, all 
 original impressions, a most beautiful set 60 
 
 Series of the Reformers,yV«e original impressions 24 
 Series of the Great Men of France, of an uniform size, 
 conformable to Dassier’s printed List, very fine 80 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1126 
 
 1127 
 
 Respublica Bernensis, reverse Felicitas Reipublic 0 e, exer¬ 
 gue Senates et Sedecim viri Respublicse Bernensis, 
 large size, very fine and rare . . 1 
 
 On the Jubilee at Berne, 1728, and Berne Premium Medal, 
 both fine and rare , . 2 
 
 Sets of Medals, in Bronze, hy various Artists. 
 
 1128 Series of the Dukes and Duchesses of Lorraine, by Saint 
 Urbain, very fine . . 40 
 
 The Medals in this series are in regular continuation from Hugh, a 
 descendant, in the fourth degree, from Eticho, Duhe of Suahia and 
 Alsatia in 700, down to Francis III, who married Maria Theresa. 
 
 ► 1129 Series of the reigning Princes of Bavaria, from Lewis I to 
 
 Charles Theodore,/meZy executed by A. Schafer, and 
 very rare . . .30 
 
 -r , 1130 A very fine Set of Austrian Medals and Medallions of the 
 
 / Empress Maria Theresa and the Emperor Joseph II 
 
 and their Family, by Donner, Guillimard, Krafft, Toda, 
 Vestner, Wideman, Wurth, &c. . Ill 
 
 These interesting Medals, little known in this country, are fully de¬ 
 scribed in a work published at Vienna, folio, intituled “ Medailles 
 Frappees sous le Ilegne gloricux de VImperatrice Rcine Marie 
 Thei'ese.” 
 
74 
 
 1131 Series of Medals published by Mudie, illustrative of British 
 Victories during- the late AVar, in a handsome red 
 rocco case, a subscription set, picked impressions 40 
 
 /4 
 
 7 
 
 Remainder of Roman Imperial DenariJ. 
 
 
 
 
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 1132 Philip senior, reverse a Lion, and 2 others; Otacilia, 
 
 Pietas Aug-j/tne and rare, and another . 5 
 
 1133 Philip senior, Pudicitia, very fine, and two others, one the 
 
 Hippopotamus; Philip junior, Principi juvent; Traja- 
 janus Decius, Pannonise, rare, and another,/me 7 
 
 1134 Philip junior, Principi juvent, rare, and two others,/tne; 
 
 Etruscilla, Fecunditas Aug-g',/me ,* Trajanus Decius, 3, 
 one with Pannonia, two figures, very rare 7 
 
 1135 Trajanus Decius, Adventus Aug; Etruscilla, Pudicitia, two 
 
 V. 
 
 
 
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 /- 3 
 
 
 
 
 
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 different; Herennius, 2 ; Hostilianus, 1 
 
 1136 Herennius 2 , Hostilianus 1, Trebonianus Gallus 4 7 
 
 1137 Trebonianus, different reverses . . 7 
 
 1138 Volusian 5, some/me ,* iEmilian 2, scarce . 7 
 
 1139 Volusian3; iEmilian 1 ; Valerian, Restitutor Orbis; and 2 
 
 r others . . . . 7 , 
 
 1140 Valerian, different reverses . . 8 
 
 1141 Mariniana, rare, Gallienus 5,/me . % 
 
 1142 Mariniana 1 , Gallienus 7, different reverses 8 4-^^ 
 
 1143 Divo Augusto 2 , Vespasiano, Tito 3, Nervae, Trajano 2 , 
 
 Pio, Marco, Commodo 2 , Severo, Alexandro 3, restored 
 by Gallienus, all different, very fine set \^ 
 
 1144 Gallienus, Jovi crescenti, rare, and 3 others, fine; Salo- 
 
 nina, Vesta and Juno Victrix, very fine . 6 
 
 1145 Salonina 2 , Valerianjun. 3,/me . . 
 
 1146 Salonina, Concordia Aug, rare, and 2 others; Valerian 
 
 jun. 5, different reverses . . 8 
 
 1147 Postumus, Laetitia, Here. Deusoniensi, both rare, and 5 
 
 others, different reverses; Probus 2 . 9 
 
 1148 Postumus 6 , Probus, Carinus, Numerianus . 9 
 
 1149 Diocletian, Virtoria Sarmat, rery fine, Maximianus,/me 
 
 and rare . . .2 
 
 1150 Maximinus Daza, rare, Constantins Chlorus, fine and 
 
 rare, Constantine the Great, without legend, rare 3 
 
 
 
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75 
 
 ■uy- H51 Conslanlius 4, fine, Constantine the Great, large, fine ^ 
 and rare . . .5 
 
 H52 Constantins 4, Julian 2, Valentinian 2, Valens 2 10 ^ 
 
 itt/y 1153 Julian3, Valentinian 2, Valens 2, Gratian, Mag-. Maximus, 
 
 Victorinus 
 
 1154 Valentinian, Virtus exercitus, a Medallion 
 
 10 
 
 /- 
 
 j /' y3. 
 
 1155 Gratian 2, Mag-. Maximus, Theodosius 2, Eugenius, Area- 
 
 /o 
 
 dius, Honorius . . 8 
 
 1156 Theodosius, Eug-eniiis, Arcadius, Honorius, Constantine, 
 
 Tyran, Justinian 2, Athalaricus, Jovinus, Anastasius, ^ ''Z 
 
 Heraclius, Wittiges 
 
 12 
 
 v/V 1157 Fine modern Fabrications of Claudius, Severus with two 
 
 /.r 
 
 heads, Pertinax, Macrinus’ triumphal Car, Diadume- 
 nian and Didia Clara . 6 
 
 1158 Various Denarii, bad impressions . 20 
 
 Crowns, &c. 
 
 1159 
 
 1160 
 
 1162 
 
 1163 
 
 vll64 
 1165 
 
 1166 
 
 1167 
 
 168 
 
 7^-, 1169 
 
 1170 
 ^^^^^^^.1171 
 
 1172 
 
 173 
 
 1174 
 
 
 1175 
 
 / 1176 
 
 Edward VI, 1553, Ton Mint mark 
 Another, 1551, Y.M.M. . . . 1 
 
 Elizabeth, very fine, from Mr. Henderson's Collection, 
 No. 385 . . . .1 
 
 Ditto, Year 2, exiremeZy rare . . 1 
 
 Ditto, Portcullis, Henderson 386,/ine and scarce 1 
 
 James I, Eng-lish, Snelling-, Plate 8, No. 16 . 1 
 
 Ditto, Scotch, Folkes, Plate 41, No. 1 . 1 
 
 Charles I, Fleur de Lis, Ruding-, PI. 18, No. 1, feathers be¬ 
 tween CR. No. 2 
 
 Ditto, Eye and Harp, M.M., very fine 
 Ditto, Sun and Triangle 
 Ditto, by Briot 
 
 Ditto, Tower, l645,yVne ; Anchor, very fine 
 Ditto, Rose, MM., and one with date 1644 
 Ditto, Exeter, 1645; Rose, MM, with feathers & C.R, 
 Ditto, Bell, MM; another. Portcullis, rare 
 Ditto, struck at Oxford, 1643 
 Ditto, Ten-shilling Piece, same date,/*nc 
 Ditto, Twenty-shilling Piece, same date, well preserved, 
 and rare ... i 
 
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 5 . 
 
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 2 ., 3 
 
 -'-I 4 
 
 1177 
 
 
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 1173 
 
 1179 
 
 1 
 
 !<^ 1180 
 
 ''J'' 1181 
 
 1182 
 /iy 1183 
 
 
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 /ir 1184 
 1185 
 
 y 
 
 I 
 
 4 :/d 1186 
 /- y, 1187 
 
 
 
 
 /'T' 1188 
 
 /3. 1189 
 
 
 
 yj' 1190 
 /- 1191 
 
 2 .//' 1192 
 y/y /^1193 
 y^. 1194 
 
 
 1195 
 /cT 1196 
 
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 1197 
 
 1198 
 
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 1199 
 
 y/< 1200 
 
 Crowns, Commonwealth, 1656,/ine 
 Another, dated 1652 
 Charles II: 1662, rose under the head; 1664, young 
 head; \&9>\, old head, fine . . 3 
 
 Ditto, 1662, arms; 1666, Elephant under the head, 
 
 J 7 o 
 
 both rare . . . ^ ^ 
 
 Ditto, 1671; James II, 1688, well preserved ‘-2 
 
 Charles II, 1668 ; James II, 1686 . 2 
 
 Charles II, 1663, large and small portraits; James II, 
 
 1687, well preserved . . 3 
 
 William and Mary, 1691; William III, 1700,/ine 2 
 
 William and Mary, 1692; William III, 1695,/ine 2 
 
 Ann, 1703, Vigo; 1707, Roses and Feathers, highly pre¬ 
 served . . .2 
 
 Ditto, 17 O 6 , Roses and Feathers; 1707, E under the head, 
 both fine . . . . 2 
 
 Ditto, I 7 O 8 , one plain and another with feathers 2 
 
 Ditto, with double arms, 1707, plain; 1713, roses and 
 feathers ... 2 
 
 George I, 1716 , roses and feathers,/me . 1 
 
 Another, 1718 . . . . 1 
 
 George I, South Sea, highly preserved . 1 
 
 Ditto, 1726, roses and feathers, well preserved 1 
 
 George II, young head, roses and feathers; old head, ^ 
 roses and Lima,/me . . 3 
 
 Ditto, young head, 1739, roses ; 1734,roses and feathers; 
 
 old head, 1751, p\a.m, fine . 3 
 
 Ditto, young head, 1736, roses and feathers; 1741, roses; 
 
 old head, 1750, plain, well preserved . 3 
 
 Ditto, 1746, a Pattern, very fine . , 1 
 
 George III, Pattern, by W. Wyon, reverse “ Foedus in- 
 violabile,” very fine and rare, only 50 struck 1 •*' 
 
 Ditto, Wyon’s Pattern, with Shield, “ Incorrupta fides ve- 
 ritasque,” extremely rare, no more than 25 having 
 ever been struck in silver . 1 
 
 Ditto, Mudie’s Pattern; Spanish Dollar, stamped with 
 Head of George III, to make it current in this country 2 
 
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English Milled Coins, in Gold . 
 
 1201 
 
 1202 
 
 1203 
 
 r;:/' 
 
 1204 
 
 1205 
 
 1206 
 207 
 
 1208 
 
 1209 
 
 
 1210 
 
 1211 
 
 Charles II, Two Guinea Piece, 1681, very fine 1 
 
 Charles II Guinea, 1667—James II Guinea, 1685, ele¬ 
 phant and castle under the bust . 2 
 
 William and Mary’s Five Guinea Piece, 1692, elephant 
 and castle under their heads,/7we . 1 
 
 William III Five Guinea Piece, 1701, i'h the highest pos^ 
 sible state of preservation . 1 
 
 Ann Five Guinea Piece, with a rose in the centre of rc- ^ 
 verseyl^Ob, fine and rare . . 1 ^ 
 
 Ann Guinea, 1713 . . . 1 
 
 Georg-e I Guinea, 1714, with title of Prince Elector, ^ 
 scarce ... 1 
 
 George I Guinea, 1715 ; Half Guinea, and Quarter Gui- ^ 
 xiea.,\l\S, very fine . . 3 
 
 George 1 Two Guinea Piece, 1720, scarce . I ^ 
 
 George II Five Guinea Piece, 1753, old head 1 d 
 
 George III Quarter Guinea, 1762; Half Guinea, 1786; 
 Seven Shilling Piece, 1810, all fine ; Guinea, 1813, iy 9 
 Thomas }Vyon,jun. . . 4 
 
 
 '2 4 
 
 S V 
 
 / 2 . 
 
 d 
 
 y/'/- 
 
 Gold Patterns and Proofs of English 
 
 * 
 
 Coins. 
 
 1212 Olivar’s Broad, T/tomas <Smon, formerly Mr. Bindley's, 
 venj fine and rare . . 1 
 
 >"'•^•^4213 Charles II Broad, by Thomas Simon, reverse Florent Con- y 
 cordia Regna, also Mr. Bindley’s, fine and rare 1 
 1214 George III, Pattern for a Seven Shilling Piece, by Yeo,/- Z 
 1776, very fine . . . 1 
 
 f^/^v^n215 George 111, Proo/of his Five Dollar Piece, 1813, by T. 
 
 ]VyQn,p\vi. fine and rare . . 1 ^ 
 
On Saturdayy May 31, 
 
 The Choice LIBRARY of the late 
 THOMAS CHANDLESS, Esq. 
 
 Removedfrom his Residence in Dorset Square. 
 
 CHARLES WARREN, Esq. 
 
 Historical Engraver. 
 
 The Entire and Valuable Collection of PRINTS & DRAWINGS 
 of the late Charles Warren, Esq. consisting chiefly of Proofs 
 of Etchings of his own Admired Works, in the finest state of preser¬ 
 vation, mostly on India Paper; together with an Assemblage of the 
 Works of his Contemporaries, presented to him; among which will 
 be found some very fine Proofs by Sharp, Scbiavonetti, Bartolozzi, 
 Heath, Sen. and Jun., Raimbach, Finden, Scott, Neagle, &c. &c.— 
 Likewise a few Pictures, particularly a very fine Gallery Picture by 
 Northcote ; Copper Plates, Books, Plaisters, Casts, &c. &c. 
 
 A Valuable and Extensive 
 
 LIBRARY OF ORIENTAL LITERATURE, 
 
 Of a Right Reverend and Learned Professor; 
 
 Together with many Specimens of Early Typography, containing— 
 
 In Folio. —Biblia Germanica, First Edition; Gregorii XVIII 
 Nova Compilatio Decretalium, Mogunt. per Pet. Schoyffer, 1473; 
 Bergamo super Opera Omnia, printed on Vellum, Bononice, 1473; 
 Turrecremata Expositio Psalterio, Mogunt. Pet. Schoyffer, 1474 ; 
 Lactantius, Romeo, 146 'S; Augustinus de Civitate Dei, Editio 
 Princeps; Janua Catholicon, 2 tom. Mogunt. 1460 ; Lucianus, 
 Editio Princeps, Florent. 14^6 
 
 Quarto. —Cicero de Otficiis, Joan. Fust, 1466; Anthologia 
 Graeca, Litteris Capitalibus; Apolonius Rhod’ms, Litteris Capi- 
 talibus; and others of equal Value. 
 
 Also .several Interesting Manuscripts on J'ellnnt and Paper. 
 
EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S LIBRARY. 
 
 The remaining portion of the Library of the late Emperor Napo¬ 
 leon, brought from St. Helena, by order of His Majesty's 
 Government. Several of the Books have marginal Manuscript 
 Remarks by the Emperor; more particularly Volney’s Voyage en 
 Egypte, 2 vol.; Bruce’s Travels, in French, 5 vol., the map of 
 which has Napoleon's line of march, traced hy himself; Corres¬ 
 pondence Inedit6 et Officielle, 7 vol.; Vpyage de Denon, &c. &c. 
 
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