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GLENDINING & Go. | a. 1 i Su Blenheim Street, New Bond Street
First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders, the lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold, provided the Auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute.
SECOND.—The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots, to withdraw any lots, to refuse bids and to regulate the bidding.
TuirD.—All lots are put up for sale subject (a) to any reserve price imposed by the seller and (6) to the right of the seller to bid either person- ally or else by any one person who may be the Auctioneer.
FourTH.—The purchasers to give in their names and place of abode, and to pay down 25% of the purchase price or more in part payment, or the whole of the purchase-money, if required; in default of which the = or lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
FirtH.—Each lot is believed to be genuine, but should any lot prove to be a forgery, or reprint, or wrongly described in the catalogue, the purchaser is at liberty to take or reject it, provided always that notice of such rejection be made and the lot returned within seven days from date of sale. wie
SixrH.—The Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible for any action that may arise, acting solely as agents between buyer and seller and for both equitably.
SEVENTH.—The Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible for the safe custody of any lots left more than three days after the sale.
E1cHTH.—Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of their purchases at the time of delivery. The Auctioneers not to be held responsible for any discrepancy which might be discovered after the lots have been removed from their premises.
NintuH.—A daily storage fee of £0.25 per lot will be payable by the purchaser on lots not removed within seven days of the date of sale. The Auctioneers reserve the right to re-sell by Auction or privately, without notice to the buyer, all lots not removed from the Auctioneers’ premises within fourteen days of the date of sale.
Please Note.
The metal in which the coins are struck is indicated thus:—
AN =gold, A=silver, A2=copper or bronze. El=Electrum (an alloy of gold and silver). BI=Billon (an alloy of silver and copper).
Care is taken to describe accurately the condition of coins and medals, using the following scale: Extremely fine, Very fine, Fine, and Good. Where no condition is stated it may be assumed that the coins and medals are not in good condition.
List of Prices Realised Price 25p.
GLENDINING & Co. 7 Blenhiem Street, New Bond Street
The following brief notes on V.A.T. are given for the guidance of Buyers and Vendors. Glendining & Co. do not accept responsibility for any inaccuracies, the completeness or subsequent alteration of the information offered. Buyers and Vendors must satisfy themselves as to their own responsibilities to H.M. Customs and Excise for V.A.T.
1. In some circumstances V.A.T. is payable by the Buyer on items under 100 years old (except Legal Tender) when such items have been entered for sale by a Registered Person or Unregistered Foreign Resident.
2. It is proposed that GLENDINING & CO. will sell Coins and Medals on a V.A.T. INCLUSIVE BASIS. Therefore, at no time will any Buyer be asked to pay any sum over and above the ‘Knock-Down’ Price.
3. By selling on a V.A.T. INCLUSIVE BASIS, this will obviate the necessity of designating in the Sale Catalogue those items under 100 years old which have been entered for sale by a Registered Person or by an Unregistered Foreign Resident.
4. The method of accounting for V.A.T. when selling on a V.A.T. INCLUSIVE BASIS will therefore be as the following example (based on a 10% Rate) on all those items which are under 100 years old (except Legal Tender) and which have been entered for sale by a Registered Person or Unregistered Foreign Resident:—
‘Knock-Down’ Price... 5 e £110
V.A.T. recovered from Buyer (1/11th of ‘Knock-Down Price) ... £10
Vendor’s Gross Selling Price ... bon ge OO)
5. The V.A.T. recovered from the Buyer as shown in para. 4 will be paid to the Vendor ONLY WHEN HE IS A REGISTERED PERSON (see para. 13 below for example).
6. For V.A.T. purposes all Customers (both Buyers and Vendors) will be classi- fied under one of the following three headings:
(a) UNREGISTERED PERSONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
(b) UNREGISTERED FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
(c) REGISTERED PERSONS.
7. The class of Coins and Medals being offered must be considered under three headings:
(i) Items over 100 years old:
(ii) Items under 100 years old (excluding Legal Tender).
(iii) Legal Tender (both U.K. and foreign currency).
(ii) Whether or not (i) Items under a subject to V.A.T.:— Items over | 100 years old (iii)
100 years old | (except Legal | Legal Tender Tender)
BY THE BUYER on the Selling Price:—
(a) UNREGISTERED PERSON IN THE ik: No Yes No
(6) UNREGISTERED FOREIGN
RESIDENT No Yes but No
(c) REGISTERED eg) PERSON No Yes but No
see para. 10 (a)
BY THE VENDOR on the Auctioneer’s Com- mission and other charges:—
(a) UNREGISTERED PERSON IN THE LE. Yes Yes Yes
(b) UNREGISTERED FOREIGN RESI- DENT (see para. 12) No No No
(c) REGISTERED PERSON (see para. 13 (a) ) Yes Yes Yes
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR BUYERS
8. UNREGISTERED PERSONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
(a) The ‘Knock-Down’ Price is the amount to be paid by the Buyer.
(b) The Limits of Commissions given to the Auctioneer will be regarded as inclusive of any V.A.T. payable.
(c) Buyers will not be given separate Invoices showing where V.A.T. has been paid.
(d) The cost of packing and postage of purchases will be subject to V.A.T. at the Standard Rate.
9. UNREGISTERED FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
(a) The ‘Knock-Down’ Price is the amount to be paid by the Buyer— EXCEPT WHERE WE ARE ASKED TO EXPORT (within a time limit), in which case those Lots on which V.A.T. has been charged will be regarded as ZERO-RATED and the V.A.T. deducted. When sending Commissions it is advisable at the same time to give instructions for despatch of Lots purchased.
(b) The limits of Commissions given to the Auctioneer will be regarded as
inclusive of any V.A.T. payable. (c) Buyers will not be given separate Invoices showing where V.A.T. has
been paid. (d) The cost of packing, postage and insurance will NOT be subject to VAT.
10. REGISTERED PERSONS.
(a) The ‘Knock-Down’ Price is the amount to be paid by the Buyer, but where
V.A.T. is included this can be reclaimed as an “INPUT” (see (c) below).
(b) The limits of Commissions given to the Auctioneer will be regarded as inclusive of any V.A.T. payable. ;
(c) Registered Persons will be supplied with a separate V.A.T. Invoice after the Sale, showing only those Lots purchased in which the ‘Knock-Down’ Price included V.A.T., and this will enable the Buyer to treat such V.A.T. paid as an ‘INPUT’. The V.A.T. Registered No. of the Buyer must be shown on the Invoice, together with his name and address. The Invoice will be based on the following example:—
GLENDINING & CO. 7, Blenheim Street, New Bond Street,
LoNnDON, WILY 9LD.
V.A.T. Registration No. 238 8209 43.
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VA ge REPISUATION, NO). ...cp com ontanadtantoientetiy
Lot No. ‘Knock-Down’ V.A.T. Paid Gross Price (1/11th of ‘Knock- Selling Price
Down’ Price
1. £110 fo" £100
(d) Registered Persons are entitled to enquire before the Sale on which Lots he will be paying V.A.T. should he buy them.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR VENDORS
11. UNREGISTERED PERSONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
The Auctioneer’s Commission and other charges (except Insurance) will be subject to V.A.T. at the Standard Rate. For example:—
Gross realisation of Sale Hei — a ae pres 21 (740.0) Commission @ 124% ... ot ns a. “tO Illustrations Ps me rae Ee eee 50
Total charges subject to V.A.T. ay s. “S£200 ViAT sc: ae oe Se wie Wy 20 Insurance ie ae i -. ox 12
Total deductions ye ores ms me: 2906 £232 Cheque to balance sind ‘ek use A 968
£1,200
12. UNREGISTERED FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
13.
(a) The Auctioneer’s Commission and other charges will NOT be subject to V.A.T. if proof of importation is provided. Therefore, it is essential when despatching coins or medals to quote on the outside wrapper:—GLEN- DINING & CO., V.A.T. REGISTRATION No. 238 8209 43.
(6) The V.A.T. recovered from the Buyer on items under 100 years old (see para. 4) will NOT be paid to the UNREGISTERED FOREIGN RESI- DENT. It will be noted, however, that such Lots directly exported by Glendining & Co. are ZERO-RATED.
REGISTERED PERSONS.
(a) The Auctioneer’s Commission and other charges (except Insurance) will Ls Sl a to V.A.T. at the Standard Rate and may be treated as an
UT.
(6) Accounting will be as para. 11 above except that where V.A.T. has been recovered from a Buyer (see paras. 4 and 5 above) the figures will read:—
Total realisation, including V.A.T. Se ve ves L210 Less V.A.T., trecovéte@ fram Buyerus.) ... ea: oe 10
Gross realisation of Sale ... se aa ose .« £1,200 Commission @ 124% art — ccvtel 30 Illustrations ... a Gir ae oad 50
Total charges subject to V.A.T. ... a 200 V.A.T. cies dies _ bes a 20 Insurance-— ..; a2 rr < —_ 12
Total deductions... bas ms Bt £232 £232 Balance 9 he sit m sug 968
£1,200
Balance due a si - a o wi 968 Add V.A.T. recovered from Buyer a8 ax es 10
Cheque herewith ” ass ry ew yp As978
AN IMPORTANT REMINDER
for Overseas Collectors
on the advantages of selling at
GLENDINING & CO.
Our commission for selling is only 124% (exclusive of illustrations) and no other tax is payable.
There are NO RESTRICTIONS OR CUSTOMS DUTY on the import of collectors’ coins.
Payment can be made IN ANY CURRENCY of the vendor’s choice.
Our extensive subscription list ensures that Sale Catalogues reach IMPORTANT BUYERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Enquiries for the disposal of collections will receive IMMEDIATE EXPERT ADVICE, and arrangements made to view if necessary.
Complete settlement made 21 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SALE.
CASH ADVANCES, at our discretion, if required.
Avis important aux collectionneurs étrangers concernant les avantages
de la vente chez Glendining & Co.
. Notre commission ne s’éléve qu’a 12.5% du prix de vente; aucun impdét ni aucune taxe sont dis. Les frais d’illustration sont en supplément.
. Il n’y a ni taxe douaniére ni restric- tions frappant l’importation de mon- naies de collections en Angleterre.
. Le payement s’effectue en n’importe quelle monnaie au choix du vendeur.
. Le réseau étendu de nos abonnés aux catalogues de vente assure une distri- bution touchant les acheteurs impor- tants du monde entier.
. Les demandes d’informations con- cernant la vente de collections auront notre attention immédiate et le cas échéant une expertise peut se faire.
. Le payement intégral s’effectue 21 jours aprés la vente.
. Sur demande une avarice en especes peut éventuellement étre accordée.
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Wichtige Mitteilung fiir auslandische Sammler. Vorteile des Verkaufes
durch Glendining & Co.
. Unsere Kommission betragt nur 124% des Verkaufspreises Steuern werden nicht erhoben. Abbildung- skosten werden extra berechnet.
. Sammlermiinzen sind zollfrei und k6énnen anstandslos in England einge- fiihrt werden.
. Auszahlungen kénnen in jeder belie- bigen Wahrung nach Wunsch des Verkaufers gemacht werden.
. Unsere weitverbreitete Kundenliste bietet dafiir Gewahr, dass unsere Verkaufskataloge alle bedeutenden Kaufer der Welt erreichen.
- In Bezug auf Verkaéufe von Samm- lungen erteilen wir unverziiglich fachmanischen Rat und _besichtigen sie gegebenenfalls nach Ubereinkunft.
. Auszahlung des Verkaufserléses er- folgt 21 Tage nach der Auktion.
. Ein Vorschuss auf den Verkaufserlés kann gegebenenfalls zu unseren Bedingungen geleistet werden.
NotEe.—We shall be pleased to execute commissions to purchase Lots, free of charge, for Clients unable to attend the Sale personally. Lots will be purchased in the nom-de-plume of ‘‘GRAHAM”’ and will be secured as much below limits as possible.
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CATALOGUE of
ANCIENT, ENGLISH and
FOREIGN COINS in GOLD and SILVER
Day of Sale
Thursday, November 21st, 1974 commencing at 10 a.m. precisely
ANCIENT COINS
301 Macedon, Alexander III 336-323 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Herakles right, rev. Zeus seated left (M.643). Very fine.
302 —— —— Drachms (2), as previous lot. Almost extremely fine.
303. —— Tetradrachm, as lot 1, mint of Rhodes (M.1162). Very fine.
304* —— Antigonas Gonatas (277-239 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Pan left in centre of Macedonian shield, rev. Athena stand- ing left (cf. Pozzi 970/1). Very fine.
305* —— Philip V (220-179 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Perseus in winged cap left in centre of Macedonian shield, rev. club in wreath (cf. Pozzi 973). Very fine.
306* —— Perseus (178-168 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Perseus right, rev. eagle standing right on thunderbolt, all in wreath (cf. Pozzi 982). Very fine.
307* Macedon under the Romans, Aesillas Quaestor (93-92 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Alexander right, rev. chest, club and stool, all in wreath (cf. Grose McClean 3716). About ex- tremely fine.
308 Thrace, Abdera (c. 365-345 B.C.), Drachms (2), griffin crouching left, rev. head of Apollo right (May 540, 545). About very fine.
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309* Aegina (c. 350-320 B.C.), Obol, land tortoise, A to right, rev. five- part incuse, AI in two parts (Pozzi 1641 var.). Very fine.
310* Corinthian Colonies, Leucas (c. 400-330 B.C.), Stater, Pegasus flying left, rev. helmeted head of Athena right, small figure with caduceus in left field (BMC 57). Very fine.
SLi? Peleponessus, Elis-Olympia (c. 271-191 B.C.), Drachm, eagle flying right, holding hare in claws, rev. thunderbolt (BMC 134). Very fine.
312 Crete, Phzstus (c. 400-360 B.C.), Stater, Herakles standing facing, snake to left and tree on right, rev. bull standing left, all in wreath (BMC 8). A die flaw, about very fine.
313* Mysia, Cyzicus (c. 400 B.C.), Hekte, owl standing facing, a small star either side, rev. quadripartite incuse. Very fine.
314* Troas, Alexandria Troas (1st Century B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Apollo left, rev. Apollo Smitheus advancing right (cf. Pozzi 2267). Rare and extremely fine.
315 Aeolis, Mytilene (c. 350-250 B.C.), Drachms (2), head of Apollo right, rev. lyre (BMC 35). Fine to very fine.
316 Ionia, Ephesus (1st-2nd Century B.C.), Tetradrachms (2), cista mystica in wreath, rev. two serpents (Pozzi 2435/7 var.). Very fine.
317* Phocea (5th Century B.C.), Hekte, head of Demeter left, rev. quadripartite incuse (BMC 49). Very fine.
318 Caria, Uncertain Satrap (Sth-4th Century B.C.), Tetrobol, pro- tome of bull left, rev. protome of bull left (Von A. 667 and var.). Very fine.
319 Rhodes (1st Century B.C.), Drachm, facing bust of Sol, rev. open rose viewed from above (cf. Pozzi 2718/9), and a Hemi- drachm of Perea (BMC 210). About very fine.
320 Caria, Uncertain dynast (Sth Century B.C.), Diobol, winged figure running right, rev. griffin walking right (Von A. 8038); and a Diobol of the Carian Chersonesus, protome of winged boar left, rev. head of bull facing. Very fine.
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Cyprus, Salamis, Euagoras I (411-374 B.C.), Tetrobols (2), Herakles seated right on rock, rev. goat reclining right (BMC 57). Very fine.
Cappadocia, Drachms of Ariarathes IX and Ariobarzanes I (6), various regnal years. Very fine.
Judza, Second Revolt (A.D. 132-135), Denarius, bunch of grapes, rev. lyre (BMC 69). Very fine.
Egypt, Ptolemy VII (169-116 B.C.), Tetradrachms (2), head of Ptolemy I right, rev. eagle standing left on thunderbolt, mints of Paphos and Citium. Very fine.
Thrace, Maronea (2nd Century B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Dionysus right, rev. Dionysus standing (BMC 52 var.). Very fine.
Thessalian League (196-146 B.C.), Double Victoriates (2), head of Zeus right, rev. Palla Itonia right (BMC 32/33). Very fine.
Thessaly, Larissa (c. 350 B.C.), Drachm, facing head of Nymph, rev. horse grazing right (Pozzi 1223). Very fine.
Beotian League (196-146 B.C.), Drachm, head of Poseidon right, rev. Nike standing left (BMC 103). Very fine.
Attica, Athens (c. 440 B.C.), Tetradrachm, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing facing (cf. Pozzi 1549). About extremely fine.
—— —— (2nd-lst Century B.C.), new style Tetradrachm, hel- meted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing on amphora, all in wreath (Th. 287 var.). About very fine.
Roman Imperial Denarii (6) of Marcus Aurelius (3), revs. Provi- dentia (2) (C. 508, 881), Roma (C.490), and of Faustina II (3), revs. Juno (C.120), Pudicitia (C.177) and throne (C.190). Very fine to extremely fine.
332 —— (7) of Julia Domna (2), revs. Venus (C.212), Vesta (C.230); Caracalla (3), revs. Concordia (C.465), emperor (2) (C.508, 547); Geta (2), revs. Genius (2) (C.139). Very fine.
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333 Geta (A.D. 211-212), Denarii (2), revs. Minerva standing left (2) (C.83, 104). Extremely fine.
334 Roman Denarii (6) of Geta (2), revs. priestly symbols (C.188), Securitas (C.183); Elagabalus, rev. emperor (2) (C.196, 213); Julia Scemias (2), revs. Venus seated (C.14), Venus standing (C.8). Very fine to extremely fine.
335* Severus Alexander (A.D. 222-235), Denarius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Spes advancing left (C.543). Extremely fine.
336* Julia Mamza (mother of Severus Alexander), Denarius, draped bust right, rev. Juno standing left (C.35). Extremely fine.
337 Second Century Denarii (3) of Severus Alexander, rev. Virtus (C.576), and of Julia Mameza (2), revs. Felicitas (C.24) and Vesta (C.81). Extremely fine.
338 Maximinus I (A.D. 235-238), Denarii (3), revs. emperor (C.55), Salus (C.85), Victory (C.107). About extremely fine.
339 Honorius (A.D. 393-423), Solidus, armed bust facing, rev. Con- stantinople seated (C.3). Very fine.
340* a similar coin (C.3). Slightly buckled, extremely fine.
341 Theodosius II (A.D. 408-450), Solidus, armed bust facing, rev. Constantinople seated (R.143). Very fine.
342* a similar coin (R.147). About extremely fine.
343. Zeno (A.D. 474-491), Solidus, armed bust facing, rev. Victory holding long cross (R.277 var.). Very fine.
344* Justinian I (A.D. 527-565), Solidus, armed bust facing, rev. Victory holding long cross and globus cruciger (R.442). About extremely fine.
345 Justin Il (A.D. 565-578), Solidus, facing bust holding Victory on globe, rev. Constantinople seated (R.753). About extremely fine.
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Maurice Tiberius (A.D. 582-602), Solidus, facing bust, rev. Victory holding long cross and globus cruciger (R.1007). About extremely fine.
Focas (A.D. 602-610), Solidus, facing bust, rev. Victory holding long cross and globus cruciger (R.1187). Very fine.
Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine (A.D. 613-630), Solidus, two busts facing, rev. cross on steps (R.1359). Very fine.
Heraclius, Heraclius Constantine and Heraclonas (A.D. 630-641), Solidus, three standing figures, rev. cross on steps (D.O. 41g)). About extremely fine.
Constans II and three sons (A.D. 641-668), Solidus, two busts facing, rev. two standing figures flanking cross on steps (R.1609). Extremely fine.
Constantine IV (A.D. 668-685), armed bust facing, rev. cross on steps (R.1669 var.). Very fine.
Leo III and Constantine V (A.D. 721-741), Tremissis, mint of Rome, bearded bust of Leo facing, rev. beardless bust of Constantine facing, *I° in field (D.O. (81); BMC 51; T.105). Rare and about extremely fine.
Theofilos, Michael and Constantine (A.D. 831-839), Solidus, facing bust of Theofilos, rev. facing busts of Michael and Constantine (R.1832). Very fine.
Byzantine bronze coins (15), of Constantine V, Leo IV, Leo V, Basil I, Leo VI, Alexander, Constantine VII and Zoe, and Romanus I, many of Sicilian mintage. Fine to very fine.
Constantine IX (A.D. 1042-1055), Histamenon, facing bust of Christ, rev. bust of emperor holding sceptre and globus cruciger (R.1970). Very fine.
Romanus IV (A.D. 1068-1071), 4-Miliaresion, bust of the Virgin, rev. legend (D.O. 5), pierced; and %3-Miliaresia (2) of Michael VII, bust of the Virgin, rev. legend (D.O. 9), and another, Christ seated on throne, rev. legend (D.O. —). AI fair to fine, rare but poor silver, chipped and heavily cleaned.
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357* Alexius I (A.D. 1081-1118), Hyperper, Christ seated on throne, rev. Alexius standing (R.2059). Extremely fine.
358 Andronikos II and Michael IX (A.D. 1292-1320), Hyperpera (2), Virgin Orans amidst the walls of Constantinople, two em- perors kneeling either side of standing figure of Christ (R.2228). Weakly struck in places, fine.
359 —— silver Aspers (2), Christ seated on throne, rev. two emperors standing (R.2237). Fine.
360 Anonymous silver Aspers (2), Christ seated on throne, rev. Virgin seated on throne. Very fine.
A Collection of
Imperial Portraits on Greek Imperial Coins
361 Augustus (27 B.C.—A.D. 14), 4219 of Amphipolis, Macedon, bare head of Augustus right, rev. Artemis Tauropoulos on bull galloping right (BMC 76 var.). Very fine.
362* Tiberius (A.D. 14-37), A228 of Oea (Tripolis), Syrtica, bare head of Tiberius left, rev. bust of Apollo right, cithara to right, all in wreath (Miller 16, 36). Very fine.
363* Claudius I (A.D. 41-54), 4E 19 of Anazarbus, Cilicia, laureate head of Claudius right, rev. turreted and veiled bust of City right (BMC 5). Dark tone, very fine.
364 Nero (A.D. 54-68), AE 24 of Laodicea (Phrygia)-Smyrna alliance, laureate head of Nero right, rev. the Demoi of Laodicea and Smyrna standing, hands clasped (BMC 265). Dark patina, reverse slightly off-centre, about very fine.
365 Poppea and Nero, A224, uncertain mint, laureate bust of Nero right, rev. draped bust of Poppea right. Fine and rare.
366 Galba (A.D. 68-69), 4226 of Antioch, Syria, laureate head of Galba right, rev. S.C. in wreath (cf. BMC 203/6). Fine and scarce.
*.* Ex Spink’s Circular July/ Aug. 1954, No. 6876.
367 Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), Didrachm of Caesarea, Cappadocia, laureate head right, rev. Nike advancing right (Syd. 90). Fine portrait in high relief, very fine.
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369 Titus and Domitian, as Cesars (c. A.D. 75-79), AE 22 of uncertain
Bithynian mint, bare head of Titus right, rev. bare head of Domitian left. Rare and very fine.
370 Domitian (A.D. 81-96), 4220 of Amphipolis, Macedon, laureate head of Domitian right, rev. Artemis Tauropolos standing left holding torch (BMC 91). Very fine.
371* Nerva (A.D. 96-98), billon Tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt, laureate head of Nerva right, rev. L.A., eagle standing right (M.540). About extremely fine and scarce.
372* Trajan (A.D. 98-117), 4232 of Tium, Bithynia, laureate head of Trajan right, rev. Zeus and Hera standing (Von A. 933).
373 Hadrian (A.D. 117-138), 4434 Drachm of Alexandria, Egypt, laureate head of Hadrian left, rev. LKA, ‘Tyche reclining left on couch (M.1548 var.). Extremely fine.
374 Antoninus Pius (A.D. 138-161), 4226 of Baris, Pisidia, laureate head of Antoninus Pius right, rev. Zeus seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre (BMC —). About very fine.
375 Marcus Aurelius as Cesar (A.D. 140-161), 4218 of Amphipolis, Macedon, young draped bust of Aurelius right, rey. Athena Tauropolis standing, holding torch and sceptre (BMC 105). Very fine.
376 Marcus Aurelius (A.D. 161-180), 4232 of Thyateira, Lydia, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Athena standing facing, head left, holding patera and shield (BMC —-; Von A. —). Very fine.
377 Faustina II (wife of Marcus Aurelius), 4218 of Amphipolis, Macedon, draped bust of Faustina right, rev. Artemis Tauropolis on bull galloping right (BMC 112). Extremely fine.
378 Lucius Verus (A.D. 161-167), 4222 of Tabala, Lydia, laureate head of Lucius Verus right, rev. Cybele seated left (BMC 7). Very fine.
379* Commodus (A.D. 180-192), 4£23 of Amphipolis, Macedon, laureate head of Commodus right, rev. city goddess seated left (BMC 119 var.). Strong portrait, almost extremely fine.
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380 Septimius Severus (A.D. 193-211), 4223 of Amphipolis, Mace- don, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Severus right, rev. city goddess seated left (BMC 123). Very fine.
381 Julia Domna (wife of Septimius Severus), AZ 23 of Thessalonica, Macedon, draped bust of Julia Domna right, rev. Nike ‘as right, inscribing shield (Mion. Sup. 376). Very ne,
382* Caracalla (A.D. 198-217), AE 33 of Antioch, Pisidia, laureate head right, rev. Caracalla on horseback right, spearing fallen barbarian (cf. BMC 50). Green patina, very fine and scarce.
383 Geta (A.D. 211-212), 4222 of Tius, Bithynia, laureate head of Geta right, rev. river god reclining left (BMC —; Von A. —). About extremely fine and rare.
384 Macrinius (A.D. 217-218), 4£21 of Amphipolis, Macedon, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. city goddess seated left (BMC 130). About extremely fine and scarce.
385* Diadumenian (A.D. 217-218), 4432 of Cibyra, Phrygia, draped bust of Diadumenian right, rev. Zeus seated left (BMC 56). Scarce and very fine.
386 Elagabalus (A.D. 218-222), 4224 of Thessalonica, Macedon, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Elagabalus right, rev. Nike standing left, holding kabeiros and palm (BMC 103 var.). About extremely fine.
387 Julia Paula (wife of Elagabalus), AZ 23 of Thessalonica, Macedon, draped bust of Julia Paula right, rev. Nike standing left, holding kabeiros and palm (BMC 104). Scarce and very fine.
388 Julia Mesa (grandmother of Elagabalus and Severus Alexander), E21 of Amphipolis, Macedon, draped bust of Julia Mesa right, rev. city goddess seated left (BMC 132). Surface deposits on reverse, fine portrait, about extremely fine.
389* Julia Mamza (mother of Severus Alexander), Ai 25 of Nisibis, Mesopotamia, draped and diademed bust of Julia Mamea right, rev. turreted and draped bust of city goddess right, with Aries above (BMC 10). About extremely fine.
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390 Severus Alexander (A.D. 222-235), AE 30 of Neocesarea, Pontus, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Severus Alexander right, rev. two prize crowns upon table, agonistic urn con- taining palm beneath (BMC — ; Von A. 104/5 var.). Good very fine.
391 Maximinus I (A.D. 235-238), A224 of Ninica, Cilicia, laureate and draped bust of Maximinus I right, rev. turreted bust of city goddess right (Von A. 5780). Star-shaped countermark on reverse, good very fine.
392 Maximus (son of Maximinus I), A220 of Comama, Pisidia, draped bust of Maximus right, rev. veiled goddess standing left holding patera (BMC —; Von. A. —). Scarce and very fine.
393 Pupienus (A.D. 238), 4235 of Tarsus, Cilicia, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Pupienus right, rev. three busts of Pupienus and Gordian III right, and Balbinus left (BMC 243). Rare, very fine and pierced.
394 Gordian HI (A.D. 238-244), A233 of Antioch, Pisidia, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gordian III right, rev. Gordian galloping right on horseback, about to spear lion (cf. BMC 85). Very fine.
395* Philip I (A.D. 244-249), A233 of Apollonia Moridzeum, Pisidia, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip right, rev. emperor with spear standing in octostyle temple, eagle on pediment (BMC —; Von A. —). Very fine.
396 Otacilia Severa (wife of Philip I), A4E30 of Seleucia, Cilicia, diademed and draped bust of Otacilia Severa right, rev. Nike advancing left, standing on globe.
397 Philip II (A.D. 247-248), AE 20 of Heliopolis (Baalbeck), Coele- Syria, draped bust of Philip II right, rev. two eagle-topped standards, all in wreath (BMC —). Dark tone, very fine.
398 Trajan Decius (A.D. 249-251), 4221 of Samos, laureate and draped bust right, rev. river god (Imbrasos) reclining left, holding peacock on knees (BMC 354). About extremely fine.
399 Trebonianus Gallus (A.D. 251-253), AE 26 of Eucarpeia, Phrygia, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Trebonianus Gallus right, rev. Zeus seated left (BMC 29). About very fine.
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400 Gallienus (A.D. 253-268), 4231 of Side, Pamphylia, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gallienus right, above eagle with wings spread, rev. Athena standing left, holding palm- branch and dropping pebble into amphora before her (BMC 106). Countermark on obverse, green patina, good very fine.
401 Salonina (wife of Gallienus), 4226 of Prymnessus, Phrygia, draped bust of Salonina right, rev. Dikaiosyne seated left, holding scales (BMC 38). About extremely fine.
402 Claudius IT (A.D. 268-270), AZ 32 of Sagalassus, Pisidia, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Claudius right, rev. Herakles left, fighting the Hydra (BMC 49). Scarce and very fine.
403* Severus Alexander (A.D. 222-235), Aureus, IMPC MAVR SEV ALEXAND AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of young Severus Alexander right, rev. PM TR P COS PP, Mars standing left, holding branch and spear (RIC 6; C.207). Extremely fine.
404* Magna Urbica (wife of Carinus), Aureus, MAGNIA VRBICA AVG, diademed and draped bust right, rev. VENERI VICTRICI, Venus standing right, raising robe on shoulder and holding apple (RIC 340; C.8). Pierced and plugged, very fine and very rare.
405 Etruria, Populonia (c. 450-350 B.C.), Didrachm, facing head of young Hercules wearing lion-skin, rev. plain (Grose McClean 132). Fine and scarce.
406 Calabria, Tarentum (c. 272-235 B.C.), Stater, youth on horse right, rev. boy on dolphin left (V.877). Very fine.
407 Corinthia, Corinth (c. 350 B.C.), Stater, Pegasus flying left, rev. helmeted head of Athena left. Very fine.
408 Crete, Gortyna (2nd Century B.C.), Drachm, head of Zeus right, rev. Apollo seated left on rock (BMC 53). Very fine.
409 Caria, Cnidos (c. 465-449 B.C.), Drachm, protome of lion right, rey. head of Aphrodite right in incuse (Cahn 71). Very fine.
410* Mauretania, Juba II (25 B.C.—A.D. 23), Denarius, diademed head right, rev. cornncopia and sceptre in saltire (M.25). Ex- tremely fine.
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411 Etrusca, Chiana Valley (3rd Century B.C.), 4215, youthful head right in lion-skin, rev. dog running left (Garrucci, pl.
LXXVI/8). Rare and fine.
412 Sicily, Camarina (c. 420-405 B.C.), 4214, trias, gorgon’s head facing, rev. owl standing left (S.D. 168; cf. M.u.M. Basel, List 352, No. 13). Rare and very fine.
413 Zeugitana, Carthage (3rd—-4th Century B.C.), 4225, head of Tanit left, rev. horse standing left with head turned back. About very fine and overstruck on earlier issue.
414 Roman Republican Denarii (6), various (S.561b, 567a, 605, 789, 906, 933). Very fine.
415 Q. Pomponius Musa (c. 68-66 B.C.), Denarius, head of Apollo right, rev. Clio standing left (S.813). Very fine but reverse off-centre.
416* Julius Cesar (d. 44 B.C.), Denarius, head of Venus right, rev. Aeneas walking left, carrying auchises and the palladium (S.1013). About extremely fine.
417 —— Denarius, veiled head of Cesar right, rev. cruciform inscrip- tion (S.1069). Off-centre and fine.
418 M. Junius Brutus (c. 43-42 B.C.), Denarius, head of Apollo right, rey. trophy (S.1296). About very fine.
419 C. Cassius (c. 42 B.C.), Denarius, head of Libertas right, rev. capis and lituus (S.1307). Striking crack, very fine.
420 M. Antony and Octavian (c. 41 B.C.), Denarius, bare head of Antony right, rev. bare head of Octavian right (S.1181). Punch mark on reverse, about very fine.
421 M. Antony (c. 32-31 B.C.), legionary Denarius, galley right, rev. CHORTIS SPECVLATORVM, three standards (S.1214). Good fine.
422 —— legionary Denarius, galley right, rev. LEG xvIl CLASSICAE, three standards (S.1238). Good fine.
423 ——— Cistophoric Tetradrachm, head of Antony right, all within wreath, rev. head of Octavian right, on cista mystica (S.1197). Fine.
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424 Augustus (27 B.C-—A.D. 14), Denarius, bare head of Augustus right, rev. winged caduceus (S.1327a). Very fine.
425 —— Denarius, equestrian statue right, on pedestal, rev. inscribed cippus (RIC 148; C.543). Scarce and good fine.
426* —— Denarius, bare head right, rev. facing quadriga on arch (RIC 37; C.123). Very fine.
427* —— Denarius, winged bust of Victory right, rev. Neptune stand- ing left (RIC 1; C.60). Countermark on obverse, very fine.
428* ——— Denarius, bare head of Augustus right, rev. wreath on curule chair (S.1322). Off-centre, about extremely fine.
429* —— Denarius, bare head of Augustus right, rev. two soldiers presenting olive branches to Augustus seated left on plat- form (RIC 326; C.133). Very fine.
430 —— Denarius, bare head right, rev. Mars standing holding stan- dard and parazonium (C.258). Very fine.
431 —— Denarius, head of Bacchus right, rev. kneeling Parthian presenting standard (RIC 98; C.485). Very fine.
432* —— Denarius, laureate head of Augustus right, rev. Caius and Lucius standing (RIC 350; C.42). About extremely fine.
433* Cistophoric Tetradrachm, bare head of Augustus right, rev. six ears of corn tied together (RIC 13; €.32). Very fine.
434 —— Cistophoric Tetradrachm, bare head of Augustus right, rev. altar of Diana (RIC 11; C.33). Good fine.
435 Nero (A.D. 54-69), Denarius, laureate head right, rev. temple of Vesta (RIC 58; C.335). Fine.
436 —— Cistophoric Tetradrachm, draped bust of young Nero left, rey. shield in wreath (C.82). Scarce and fine.
437* Nero and Claudius I. Didrachm of Cesarea, laureate head of Nero right, rev. laureate head of Divus Claudius right (RIC 3; 8.3). Very fine.
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—— Drachm of Cesarea, as previous lot (RIC 2; S.7). Good
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Civil Wars (A.D. 68-69), Denarius, bust of Jupiter left, rev. Vesta seated left (RIC 11; C.432). Fine and scarce.
Vitellius (A.D. 69), Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Libertas standing right (RIC 18; C.47). Very fine.
—— Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Concordia seated left (RIC 2; C.20). Good fine.
Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Vesta seated left (RIC 49; C.563). Very fine.
Macrinus (A.D. 217-218), Denarius, laureate and cuirassed bust right with short beard, rev. Jupiter standing left (RIC 76: C.37). Very fine.
— Denarius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust with full beard, rev. Annona standing left (RIC 25; C46). About very fine.
Diadumenian (son of Macrinus), Denarius, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Diadumenian standing left with three stan- dards (RIC 102; C.3). Very fine.
Constantius I (A.D. 293-306), Argenteus, laureate head right, rev. four emperors sacrificing before camp gate, mint of Herac- lea (RIC 5). Very fine.
Roman Denarii (4), of Antoninus Pius, rev. eagle; Faustina I, rev. temple; Plautilla, rev. Concordia; and Julia Mesa, rev. Pietas. Very fine.
Galba (A.D. 68-69), Sestertius, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Honos and Virtus standing (RIC 152; C.89). Fine.
—— Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Victory advancing left (RIC 46; C.256). Good fine.
Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Libertas standing left (RIC 429; C255). The obverse struck with an As die, an interesting coin, very fine.
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451 Domitian (A.D. 81-96), Sestertius, laureate bust right, rev. Domitian standing right, clasping hands over altar with General, escorted by three soldiers (RIC 288b; C.501). Scarce and very fine.
452 —— Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Domitian standing left, crowned by Victory (RIC 403; C.514). Very fine.
453* Trajan (A.D. 98-117), Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. ALIM ITAL, Trajan seated left on curule chair; before him, woman holding child, another child at her feet (RIC 461; C.17). About extremely fine.
454* ——— Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. AQVA TRAIANA, river god reclining under arched grotto (RIC 463; C.20). Very fine.
455 Hadrian (A.D. 117-138), Sestertius, draped bust right, rev. Hadrian and Felicitas standing, clasping hands (RIC 754: C.636). Very fine.
456* ——— Sestertius, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, rev. Hadrian standing left at entrance of temple on right, show- ing three columns, addressing group of three citizens (RIC 639; C.416). Rare and fine.
457* Faustina II (wife of M. Aurelius), Sestertius, draped bust right, rey. Faustina, holding sceptre, seated left between two dancing girls with veils flying above their heads (RIC 1697; C.10). Rare, green patina and very fine.
458 —— Sestertius, draped bust right, rev. Diana standing right, holding long torch (RIC 1715; C.215). Very fine.
459 Commodus (A.D. 180-192), Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Jupiter standing left, sheltering emperor beneath out- stretched arm (RIC 308c; C.273). Very fine.
SEVERO PIO, bare head right, rev. CONSECRATIO, mausoleum (RIC 490b; C.90). Good fine.
461 Aquilia Severa (wife of Elagabalus), Sestertius, draped and dia- demed bust of Severa right, rev. Concordia standing left (RIC 389; C.4). Striking crack, good fine.
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462 Gordian II (A.D. 238), Sestertius, laureate, draped and cuirassed
bust right, rev. Roma seated left (RIC 5; C.9). Rare and
good fine.
463 Gordian III as Cesar (A.D. 238), Sestertius, draped bust right,
rey. sacrificial implements (RIC 3; C.183). Scarce and very
fine.
464* Gallienus (A.D. 253-268), Sestertius, laureate and cuirassed bust
right, rev. Concordia standing left (RIC 155 var.). About extremely fine.
465 Augustus (27 B.C.-A.D. 14), Sestertii (2), wreath, rev. inscription around S.C. (C. 441, 570). Good fine.
466 Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), Sestertius, rev. Titus and Domitian stand- ing (C.51); and Sestertii of Domitian (2), revs. emperor sacrificing before temple (C.492), Jupiter seated (C.314). Fine.
467 Trajan (A.D. 98-117), Sestertii (4), revs. soldiers standing left before Trajan seated right on platform (C.176); Felicitas standing left (C.143); Providentia standing left (C.320); and CONGIARIVM TERTIVM, Trajan seated left on platform (C.45). Fair to fine.
468 Hadrian (A.D. 117-138), Sestertii (3), revs. Concordia seated left (cf. C.262), Virtus standing left (C.1365) and Diana stand- ing right (C.316). Good fine.
469 Antoninus Pius (A.D. 138-161), Sestertius, laureate head right, rey. Asia standing left (RIC 586; C.572). Rare and very fine.
470 —— Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Asia standing left (RIC 579; C.65). Very rare and very fine.
471 —— Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Italia seated left (RIC 746; C.464). Very fine.
472 —— Sestertii (4), revs. wolf and twins (C.174), Annona (C.34), emperor seated left, crowned by Victory (C.969), and funeral pyre (C.165). Fine.
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473 Marcus Aurelius (A.D. 161-180), Sestertius, rev. Mars walking right (C.757); and Sestertii (2) of Faustina II, revs. Faustina seated left, three standards before her (C.162), funeral pyre (C.80). Fine.
474 Faustina II, Sestertii (2), revs. Faustina seated left in cart drawn by two elephants (C.11), rare, Fecunditas standing right (C.100). About very fine.
475* Lucilla (wife of L. Verus), Sestertius, draped bust right, rev. Fecunditas seated right nursing child (RIC 1738: C.23). Very fine.
476 Septimius Severus (A.D. 193-211), Sestertius, rev. Felicitas (C.124), good fine; and a Sestertius of Caracalla, rev. For- tuna, fine.
477* Elagabalus (A.D. 218-222), Sestertius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. emperor in quadriga left (RIC 308; C.173). Rare and very fine.
478* Julia Mamza (mother of Severus Alexander), Sestertius, draped and diademed bust right, rev. Venus seated left (RIC 701; C.69). Very fine.
479 Third Century Sestertii (3) of Maximinus I, rev. Victory crowning emperor; Gordian III, rev. Sol; and Philip I, rev. Securitas seated. About very fine.
480 —— (4), of Philip I (3), revs. antelope, cippus, temple; and of Philip I, rev. two emperors seated. Fine to very fine.
481 —— (2), of Trajan Decius, rev. the two Pannonie (C.87), and of Volusian, rev. legend in wreath (C.140). Very fine.
482 Augustus (27 B.C.-A.D. 14), posthumous As, radiate head left, rey. altar (RIC 6; S.228). Green patina, about very fine.
483 Agrippa (d. 12 B.C.), As, head left, wearing rostral crown, rev. Neptune standing left (RIC 32; C.3). About very fine.
484 Drusus (son of Tiberius), As, restitution by Titus, bare head left,
rey. inscription around S.C. (RIC 216; C.6). Green patina,
scarce and good fine.
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485 Claudius (A.D. 41-54), As, bare head left, rev. Minerva standing
right (RIC 66; C.84). Very fine.
486* Galba (A.D. 68-69), Dupondius, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Pax standing left (RIC 63; C.149). Very fine.
487 Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), As, laureate head right, rev. Aequitas standing left (RIC 580a; C.4). Very fine.
488 Titus (A.D. 79-81), As, laureate head right, rev. Victory right on
prow (RIC 134; C.360). Very fine.
489* Trajan (A.D. 98-117), As, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, rev. Trajan standing, kneeling Dacian at feet (RIC 486; C.387). About extremely fine.
490* Hadrian (A.D. 117-138), As, laureate head right, rev. Libertas standing left (RIC 818). About extremely fine.
491* — As, laureate and draped bust left, rev. galley left (RIC 719 var.). Green patina, very fine.
492 —— As, rev. RESTITVTORI ITALIA (C.1277), and an As of Aelius, rey. Pannonize (RIC 1071). About fine.
493* Antoninus Pius (A.D. 138-161), As, laureate head right, rev. BRITANNIA COS III S.c., Britannia seated left (C.117). Very fine and well struck for this issue.
494 Second Century Asses (2), of M. Aurelius, rev. priestly symbols, and of L. Verus, rev. emperor on horseback spearing bar- barian, and a Dupondius of Antoninus Pius, rev. two crossed cornucopize surrounded by the busts of two child- ren. Fine.
495 Caracalla (A.D. 198-217), As, laureate head right, rev. Sol in quadriga left (RIC 175a; C.53). About very fine.
496* Geta (A.D. 211-212), As, laureate head right, rev. Fortuna seated left (RIC 570; cp. C.393). Very fine.
497 Byzantine Miliaresia (2), of Constantine VII and Romanus II (BMC 15), and John I (BMC 13). Very fine.
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Marcus Lucius Antony (c. 41 B.C.), Denarius, bare head of M. Antony right, rev. bare head of L. Antony right (S.1175). Good fine and plated.
Papal medal in silver, Clement XI, by Hamerani (c. 1700). Very fine.
Ancient bronze coins (500), mostly Roman and Byzantine. About fair.
—— a similar lot (500). About fair.
Gallia, Massalia (2nd Century B.C.), Drachm, bust of Artemis right, rev. lion right (cf. T.851 var.). Very fine.
Campania, Neapolis (c. 3rd Century B.C.), Stater, head of nymph right, rev. man-headed bull right; and a Stater of Hyria. Fine.
Macedon, Alexander III (336-323 B.C.), Tetradrachms (2), head of Herakles right, rev. Zeus seated left, mint of Babylon. Both very fine, one with edge cut.
—— Acanthus (c. 400 B.C.), Tetradrachm, lion right attacking bull left, rev. AKANOION around quadripartite square (D.116). About good fine.
Thrace, Thasos (2nd—Ist Century B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Dionysus right, rev. Herakles standing left (BMC 67-78), and a Tetradrachm of Macedon under the Romans (cf. BMC 1-7 var.). Good fine, the second coin pierced.
Attica, Athens (c. 440 B.C.), Tetradrachm, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing (cf. BMC 43). About mint State.
—— ~—— a similar coin. Good fine.
—— — (2nd—lst Century B.C.), Tetradrachms (2), helmeted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing on amphora, all in wreath (cf. BMC 320-400). The first fine, the second poor and pierced.
Corinthia, Corinth (c. 350 B.C.), Staters (2), helmeted head of Pallas left, rev. Pegasus flying left, about very fine; and a Hemidrachm of Argos, fine.
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Tonia, Miletus (c. 300-250 B.C.), Tetradrachm, laureate head of Apollo left, rev. lion walking left, head turned to right (BMC —). About very fine and rare.
Syria, Antiochus VII (138-129 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head of Antiochus right, rev. Athena standing left (BMC 19), very fine; and a very worn Tetradrachm of Antiochus I/II, fair.
Egypt, Ptolemy XI (114-85 B.C.), Tetradrachms (2), head of Ptolemy I right, rev. eagle standing left (cf. BMC 20). Very fine.
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Roman Republic (c. 222-205 B.C.), Quadrigatus, head of Janus, rev. Jupiter and Victory in quadriga right (S.54). Very fine but striking crack.
— a similar coin, but different style. Slightly scratched, about very fine.
Roman Denarii (3), of Augustus, rev. Mars, plated; Hadrian, rev. Genius; and Septimius Severus, rev. Minerva. Fine to about very fine.
—— Denarii (2) of Caracalla, rev. sacrificial implements; Geta, rey. emperor and trophy; and Antoniniani (2) of Valerian. Fine to very fine.
— a similar lot, Denarii (2) of Severus, rev. emperor on horse- back; Caracalla, rev. Herakles; and Antoniniani (2) of Tre- bonianus Gallus, rev. Juno, and Quietus, rev. Apollo. Fine to about very fine.
— a similar lot, Denarii (4) of Antoninus Pius, rev. modius; M. Aurelius, rev. Pax; Severus Alexander (2); and an Antoninianus of Gallienus.
Fourth and Fifth Century A23 and 4 (20), including Leo, Marcian and Zeno. Fine to very fine. 20
Helena, AZ 4 (2) and Aelia Flacilla, AE 4 (2). Fine to very fine.
Magnus Maximum (A.D. 383-388), 424, bust right, rev. camp gate, mint of Aquileia. Fine.
Judea, First Revolt (A.D. 66-70), Shekel of Year 2, chalice, rev. triple flower (M.151). About extremely fine.
Shekel of Year 3, chalice, rev. triple flower (M.154). About extremely fine.
— Second Revolt (A.D. 132-133), AZ 23, vine-leaf, rev. palm- tree (M.170). Very fine.
Bactria, Hermzus (Ist Century B.C.), Tetradrachm, draped and diademed bust right, rev. Zeus-Mittras seated (BMC 3). Extremely fine.
Roman Provincial coins (4), consisting of a billon Tetradrachm of Caracalla of Antioch, and of Caracalla of Ephesus. of Valerian of Ephesus, and one uncertain. About very fine.
Ancient Greek silver coins (7), consisting of Staters of Croton, Tarentum (2) and Velia, a barbarous Tetradrachm of Alex- ander III (pierced), and two Litra of Sybaris and Tarantum. All cleaned and polished, fine.
Ancient coins (9), consisting of Republican Denarii (2), a Quinarius, a Sestertius of Aelius, and four Greek and one Byzantine bronze. Fine.
Roman Republican Denarii (3) of T. Vettius Sabinus (S.905), Cn. Lentulus (S.752), and Q. Titius (S.691). Very fine.
M. Anfidius Rusticus (c. 133-126 B.C.), Denarius, helmeted head of Roma right, rev. Jupiter in quadriga right (S.446a). Fine and very rare.
Anonymous Denarius (c. 85-80 B.C.), head of Venus right, rev. EX. S.C., cornucopiz, all in wreath (S.763). Fine and very rare.
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A. Plautius (c. 54 B.C.), Denarius, head of Cybele right, rev. bearded figure kneeling right beside camel (S.932). Very fine.
Julius Cesar (c. 50 B.C.), Denarius, female head right, rev. trophy of Gallic arms (S.1008). Very fine.
Cuzeus Pompey (d. 48 B.C.), Denarius, head of Pompey right, rev. Neptune standing left between the brothers Anapias and Amphinomus carrying their parents on their shoulders (S.1344). Very fine.
Vespasian (A.D. 69-79), Denarius, posthumous issue, laureate head right, rev. shield resting against cippus flanked by two laurel branches (RIC 62; S.149). Very fine.
Tiberius (A.D. 14-37), Sestertius, front view of hexastyle temple, rey. legend around S.C. (RIC 38; C.70). About very fine.
Titus (A.D. 79-81), Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Vespasian and Titus standing, holding globe between them (RIC 98; C.180). Scarce and about very fine, with green patina.
Marcus Aurelius (A.D. 161-180), Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Roma seated left (RIC 1033; C.281). About extremely fine.
—— Sestertius, posthumous issue, bare head right, rev. eagle standing on altar (RIC 657; C.85). Very fine.
Macrinus (A.D. 217-218), Sestertius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, with long beard, rev. Fides standing left, holding two standards (RIC 123; C.78). Good fine and scarce.
Maximinus I (A.D. 235-238), Sestertius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Fides standing left, holding two standards (RIC 78; €.13). Dark patina, about extremely fine.
Maximus Cesar (A.D. 235-238), Sestertius, draped bust right, rey. sacrificial implements (RIC 6; C.5). About very fine.
—— a similar coin (RIC 6; C.5). About very fine.
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Balbinus (A.D. 238), Sestertius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Providentia standing left (RIC 19; C.24). About very fine.
Roman Imperial Sestertii (3) of Trajan (2), revs. Arabia, emperor on horseback, and of Hadrian, rev. Providentia. Fine to good fine.
—— a similar lot (3) of Antoninus Pius (2), revs. Salus, Pietas, and of Faustina I, rev. throne. Good fine.
—— a similar lot (3) of Septimius Severus, rev. Liberalitas; of Maximinus I, rev. Salus, and of Philip I, rev. Felicitas. Good fine.
— a similar lot (3) of Philip II (2), revs. Philip II standing, Philip I and II seated, and of Otacilia Severa, rev. Pietas. About very fine.
— a similar lot (2) of Trajan Decius, rev. Dacia, and of Herennia Etruscilla, rev. Pudicitia. Very fine.
Severus Alexander (A.D. 222-235), Sestertius, laureate head right, rey. emperor in quadriga right (RIC 495; C.377). Very fine and rare.
Nero (A.D. 54-68), Dupondius, radiate head right, rev. the Macellum (RIC 280; C.358). Very fine but pitted.
Imperial second brass (3) of Augustus, rev. S.C.; of Vespasian, rev. Fides, and of Hadrian, rev. Salus. Very fine.
—— a similar lot (2) of Tiberius, rev. Livia seated, and of Ger- manicus, rev. S.C. Good fine.
— a similar lot (3) of Trajan, rev. Providentia, and of Hadrian (2), revs. Hispania, and S.C. in wreath. Good fine.
— a similar lot (3) of M. Aurelius, rev. Honos; Greta, rev. three horsemen, and of Severus Alexander, rev. Spes. Good fine.
Caracalla (A.D. 198-217), Antoninianus, radiate, cuirassed and draped bust right, rev. Sol standing left (RIC 281a; C.358). Very fine.
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——=. ~— 4g similar coin, rev, Sol standing left (RIC 264c; C.287). Very fine.
—— —— a similar coin, rev. Jupiter standing right (RIC 258a; C.279). Very fine.
Maximinus I (A.D. 235-238), Denarius, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right (RIC 5; C.64). About extremely fine.
Gordian III (A.D. 238-244), Antoniniani (4), revs. Jupiter (2) (RIC. 16, ‘C89. RIC »2, G05), Mars: (RIC.145: C155), Providentia (RIC 150; C.299). Very fine to extremely fine.
Philip I (A.D. 244-249), Antoniniani (3), revs. Aequitas (2) (RIC 276, C9 RIC 57, C12), Laetitia (RIC 36b2-G.80). Very fine.
Diocletian (A.D. 284-305), Folles (2), rev. Genius, mints of Thessalonica and Alexandria; Antoninianus, rev. Jupiter; and an Antonianus of Probus, rev. Providentia. Very fine to about extremely fine.
Julius Cesar (d. 44 B.C.), Denarius, elephant walking right, rev. priestly symbols (S.1006). Very fine.
M. Antony and Octavian (c. 40 B.C.), Denarius, head of Antony right, rev. head of Octavian right (S.1181). About very fine.
Republican Denarii (2) of C. Cassius (S.1307) and of Q. Czpio Brutus (S.906). Fine.
Augustus (27 B.C—A.D. 14), Denarii (5), revs. temple, star, Apollo, Caius on horseback (2). Fair to fine.
Nero (A.D. 54-68), Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Salus standing left (RIC 52; C.314). About fine.
Galba (A.D. 68-69), Denarii (2), revs. Livia standing, about very fine, legend in wreath, fair.
Flavian Denarii (7) of Vespasian (3) and Domitian (4). Fair to very fine.
Second Century Denarii (9) of Hadrian (2), Antoninus Pius, Faustina I, M. Aurelius (2), L. Verus, and Commodus (2). Fine to very fine.
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——a similar lot (9), of Trajan (2), Hadrian, Faustina I (2), M. Aurelius (2), Faustina II, and Commodus. Fine to very fine, one pierced.
—— a similar lot (8), of Trajan (3), Hadrian, Sabina, A. Pius, Faustina I, and Commodus. Fine.
—— a similar lot (8), of Trajan (3), Hadrian (2), Faustina I, Faustina II, and Commodus. Fine to very fine.
Severan Denarii (9) of S. Severus (4), Caracalla (3), Plautilla, and Geta. Fine to very fine.
—— a similar lot (9), of S. Severus (5) and Caracalla (4). Fine to very fine.
Third Century Denarii (12) of Elagabalus (2), Julia Mesa (2), Julia Mameza (3), Severus Alexander (3), and Maximinus I. Fine to very fine.
Third Century Antoniniani (14) of Gordian III (3), Philip I (2), Philip II (2), Trebonianus Gallus (3), and Volusian (4). Fine to very fine.
— a similar lot (12), of Gordian III (4), Philip I, Trajan Decius (2), Trebonianus Gallus (2), and Volusian (3). Fine to very fine.
—— a similar lot (12), of Gordian III (4), Philip I, Otacilia Severa, Trebonianus Gallus )2), and Volusian (4). Fine to very fine.
Third Century billon and 2 Antoniniani (19) of Valerian, Gal- lienus (10), and Salonina (8). Fine to very fine.
— a similar lot (18), of Valerian (2), Gallienus (8), Salonina (8). Fine to very fine.
Antoniniani of the Gallic empire (27), of Postumus (15), Vic- torinus (8), Tetricus I (2), and Tetricus II (2). Fine to very fine.
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Third Century Antoniniani (13) and Folles (11), various. Fine to
very fine.
Constantinian 423 (79), various. Very fine, some better.
Fourth Century 422 and AZ 3 (79), various, mostly Constantinian. Very fine.
First and Second Century Sestertii (17), various. Fair to fine.
Third Century Sestertii (17), various. Fair to fine.
— a similar lot (16). Fair to fine.
Roman Imperial second brass (17), with Quadrantes (5) and other bronzes (2). Fair to fine, a few better.
— a similar lot (16). Fair to fine, a few better.
Valens (A.D. 364-378), Siliquee (2), diademed and draped bust right, rev. Roma seated left, mint of Treveri (C.109). Very fine.
Gratian (A.D. 367-383), Siliqua, rev. Roma seated left (C.86), and a Siliqua of Arcadius (C.25). Very fine.
Fourth Century Silique (8), of Julian (3), Valens, Gratian (2), Theodosius I, and Arcadius. Fine, several damaged, broken, cracked or clipped.
—— a similar lot (8), of Constantius II, Julian II (2), Valen- tinian I, Valens, Gratian, and Honorius (2). Fine, as previous lot.
Roman silver (7), consisting of Antoniniani (2), Denarii (4) and a Quinarius. Fine to very fine.
Attica, Athens (c. 420 B.C.), Tetradrachm, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing. About very fine.
Ancient coins (5), consisting of a Tetradrachm of Alexander III, mint of Ake; two Republican Denarii, a Denarius of Cris- pina, and a bronze coin of Magnentius. Very fine.
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Attica, Athens (c. 4th Century B.C.), Tetradrachm, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. owl standing. Very fine.
AR Tiberius, Denarius, rev. Livia seated (RIC 3); Orbiana, Denarius, rev. Concord (RIC 319); Mariniana, Antonini- anus, rev. peacock standing facing (RIC 3). First fine, others about very fine.
Late Roman 4: (25), including a large Follis of Diocletian, an AE of Jovian (good and rare), AZ3 and 4 and Centenionali of Licinius II to Theodosius I]. Many fine, some scarce.
Roman, Jovian (A.D. 363-364), AZ 1, bust right (cf. Sear 3985). Nearly very fine.
AR Roman Denarii (5), Trajan, Septimius Severus, Plautilla, Severus Alexander and Maximinus I (RIC 188, 266, 362, 246, 23). The first fine, remainder very fine or better.
AR Roman, Domitianus, As (RIC 397); Sestertii of Titus, Faus- tina Sr. (only good), Otacilia Severa. Except where stated, fine or better.
fe Antoniniani (6); miscellaneous ancient coins, Greek and Roman (20). Several fine.
AR Pertinax (A.D. 193), Denarius, head right, rev. Aequitas standing left. Very fine.
AE Roman Sestertii (3) of S. Severus (2), revs. emperor and Mars, three monete, and of Clodius Albinus, rev. Minerva. Fine.
Judza, Second Revolt (A.D. 132-135), AE 24, palm-tree, rev. vine- leaf (BMC 66). Very fine.
——— == 74” sunlar (6), Good 10 fire.
Byzantine, John II, A’ Nomisma, flattened but about fine; and an electrum Nomisma, very fine.
Ancient Greek AZ from Macedon (8), Asia Minor (11), Syria (7), etc., in identified envelopes, mostly small size. Many fine, some better.
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625 Greek Imperial bronzes, large (6), of Alexandria from Nero to Hadrian; other Greek Imperial bronzes (18), in identified envelopes. Many fine, some better.
626 A‘ Roman Sestertii (18), varied. Fair to fine.
627 Roman Republican A (9); Byzantine AE (31), from Anastasius to Manuel Comnenus, in identified envelopes. Fair to fine.
628 Ancient Greek AE (39) and a lead coin of Micipsa, mostly small size, in identified envelopes. Fair to fine, a few better.
629 Sassanian AR Drachms (9), AZ Tetrodrachms (4), and various Kushano-Sassanian AX (10), in envelopes identified. Some rare.
630 Ancient Indian punchmarked A (10); White Huns, A (1), 4 (3), in identified envelopes. Mostly fine, some better.
GOLD COINS
631* Henry VIII, Angel, Ist coinage, m.m. castle. Good fine.
632 James I, Laurel, 3rd bust, m.m. rose. Good fine.
633 —— Laurel, 4th burst, badly damaged on obverse; Edward III, Quarter-Noble, fine, slight crack.
634 Charles II, Double-Crown, no mark of value. Fair, rare.
635 —— Five-Guineas, 1681, obverse 4. Very worn, gilded and mounted.
637 William and Mary, Five-Guineas, 1691. Polished and mounted, fair.
638 George Il, Two-Guineas, 1739, intermediate head. Fine.
639* Two-Guineas, 1740, intermediate head. Good very fine.
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George II, Guineas, 1785, 1786, 1788, 1794 (2, one very fine); Third-Guinea, 1804; Quarter-Guineas (2); Charles II, Half- Guinea. Unless stated, worn and/or impaired.
—— Half-Guinea, 1783, 4th bust variety. An unrecorded date (examined and authenticated by B.M.), presumably of very high rarity, fair.
—— Guineas, 1791 (3). Extremely fine.
—— Guineas, 1791 (3). Extremely fine.
—— Guineas, 1791 (3). Extremely fine.
— Guineas, 1791 (2), very fine and extremely fine, 1794, very fine.
—— Guineas, 1791, extremely fine, a little discoloured, 1793, very fine, 1794, fine.
William IV, Proof Half-Sovereign, 1831, plain edge. Very fine and without proof brilliance.
—— Sovereign, 1832. Good very fine.
Victoria, Jubilee Five-Pounds, 1887. Almost extremely fine.
Jubilee Two-Pounds, 1887. Extremely fine.
—— Jubilee Two-Pounds, 1887. Extremely fine.
—— Proof Sovereign, 1839, plain edge. Almost extremely fine, rather scuffed.
—— Five-Pounds, 1887. Fine, edge knocks and possibly at one stage mounted.
—— Five-Pounds, 1887. Almost fine.
—— Five-Pounds, 1893. Fine, mounted.
Edward VII, Five-Pounds, 1902. Very fine.
——— Five-Pounds, 1902. Very fine, just possibly a worn matt proof.
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George V, Five-Pounds, 1911. About extremely fine, a little
scuffed.
—— Two-Pounds, 1911. Rather heavily scuffed, otherwise ex-
tremely fine.
—— Two-Pounds, 1911. Good extremely fine, brilliant.
—— Five-Pounds, 1911, very fine, badly scuffed; Two-Pounds,
1911, gilded, mounted, fair; Sovereign and Half-Sovereign,
1911, ordinary issue, both very fine.
George VI, Proof Five-Pounds, Two-Pounds, Sovereign and Half- “Sovereign, 1937. A little scuffed, otherwise good extremely fine, brilliant.
—— Proof Five-Pounds, Two-Pounds, Sovereign and Half- Sovereign, 1937. Rather scuffed and mishandled, very fine.
George V, school prize medal, awarded 1917, obv. head of George V left, rev. arms, 36mm. Brilliant mint state.
Ulster Hospital engraved prize medal, awarded 1896-97 to D. McCay for practical midwifery, etc., obv. woman and child- ren, etc., 35mm. Ring mount and loop, extremely fine.
Sovereigns, George III, 1818, has been mounted, poor; Victoria, type II, 1872, 1878 M; Jubilee, 1887, 1889; old head, 1893, 1899 P; Edward VII, 1910, mostly fine.
Georre Vv, ‘Soveretens; “1OTl (2), 1912 2) P1913, 1915) 1917 P, 1918 P. Very fine or better.
Victoria, Jubilee currency coins, gold £5, £2, £1 (1887M) and 10/-; A 2/6d., 2/-, 1/-, 6d. and 3d., in unofficial case. Generally very fine or better.
— Old head currency coins, gold £5, £2, dated 1893, £1 and 10/-, dated 1901; AR 5/ 1895, 2/6d. 1896, 2/- 1900, 1/- 1896, 6d. 1901, 4d. 1890, 3d. 1901, 2d. 1872, 1d. 1851, in cardboard case. Gold about extremely fine, silver a good very fine.
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Edward VII, Specimen set of 1902 Coronation coins, gold £5, £2, £1 and 10/-; AR Crown to Maundy Penny, in case of issue. Matt proofs, silver dark toned, extremely fine.
—— A similar set. Extremely fine.
—— A similar set. Five-Pounds lightly polished, silver unevenly toned, almost extremely fine.
—— A similar set (Sixpence missing). Silver dark and several coins unevenly toned, extremely fine.
—— Specimen set of 1902 coins, gold £5 and £2, £1 (9025S), 10/-; AX Crown to Maundy Penny, but Sixpence and Two- pence missing. Gold currency, silver matt proofs, in mint case; almost extremely fine.
—— Short set, similar, gold £1 and 10/-; AR Crown to Maundy Penny. All matt proofs, in original case; extremely fine.
— Long set in two unofficial cases, gold £5, £1 and 10/-, in cardboard box; AX Crown to Maundy Penny, in blue leather case. All coins polished, silver dark toned, very fine.
George V, Specimen set of 1911 Coronation coins, gold £5, £2, £1 and 10/-; AR Halfcrown to Maundy Penny, in original case. Brilliant proofs, mint state.
—— A similar set but in cardboard case. Brilliant proofs, mint State.
—— Short set, gold £1, 10/-; AX Half-crown to Maundy Penny, in original leather case. Duller tone to proofs, mint state.
George VI, Specimen set of 1937 Coronation coins, gold £5, £2, £1 and 10/-; AR and AZ Crown to Farthing, including Maundy set, in two official cases. Brilliant proofs, light hairline scratch on Five-Pounds otherwise brilliant, as struck.
—— Specimen set of 1937 AR and # coins, in original case. Dull tone but as struck.
—— Festival of Britain 1951, specimen set of AR and 4 coins, 5/-, 2/6d., 2/-, 1/-, 1/- Scottish, 6d., 3d., 1d., 4d. and id., in original cardboard case. Silver brilliant but copper cleaned, extremely fine.
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Austria, Franz Josef, Proof 4-Ducats, 1898 (F.385). Some hair-
lines, otherwise mint, rare.
4-Ducats, 1861 A, 1864 A, both bent, one pierced, one mounted; another, 1903, very fine; Ducats, 1912 (2), mint; Ferdinand, Ducat, 1843 B, very fine.
—— —— 100-Corona, 1909 (F.424). Good very fine.
— —— 20-Corona, 1908, commemorative (F.430); Republic, 25-Schilling, 1926 (F.436). Both about extremely fine.
Colombia, Philip V, 2-Escudos, 1734M. Good fine and clear date, but possibly mounted.
—— Charles IV, 8-Escudos, 1807JF, Popayan. Very fine.
—— Ferdinand VII, 8-Escudos, 1818JJ, Bogota, of good style but probably a contemporary forgery. Very fine.
—— (New Granada), 16-Pesos, 1843, Bogota, a contemporary forgery, probably local (similar F.69). Good fine.
Congo, Proof set, 1965, of 100, 50, 25, 20 and 10-Francs. Mint state, in case of issue.
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702 Danzig, John Casimir, Ducat, 1649 (F.24). Very fine, but gilded and at one stage probably mounted.
703* France, Louis XV, 2-Louis d’or au bandeau, 1747, Strasbourg. Edge damaged and rather scored on obverse, otherwise extremely fine. 1
704 —— Napoleon, 40-Francs, 1812 A. Fair. 1
705 —— 20-Francs, 1855 A, 1856 A; 10-Francs, various dates (5); 5-Francs, 1859 A. Fine or better, some mounted.
706* ——— 100-Francs, 1935, obv. Liberty head, rev. ear of corn, etc. (F.338). Mint state, rare. ]
707 Germany, 20-Marks, 1889, mounted and gilded; 10-Marks (2); Spain, Government restrike 20-Pesetas, 1887 (1962); other European gold coins (3). Fine or better, some mounted. 7
708 —— Saxony-Weimar, John Ernest and brothers, Goldgulden, 1614, obv and rev. four busts (F.2683). Gilded, mounted and flan slightly cracked, otherwise very fine. 1
709* Hungary, Matthias Corvinus, Ducat, oby. St. Ladislas, rev. Madonna seated (Rethy 209A; F.12). Good very fine. 1
LLO* Elizabeth, medal, 1867 A, on coronation at Budapest after establishment of the dual monarchy, obv. bust left, rev. crown, etc. (Horshy 3794). Extremely fine. 1
711 India, East India Company, Victoria, Mohurs, 1841 (2). Fine or better, bold gilded and probably mounted.
712 —— Baroda, Gaikwar Sayaji Rao III, Mohur, Samvat 1941 (1884) (F.44). Fine, but mounted, rare. 1
714. —— Bengal, Nasredin, Mohurs (2), early period (F.48). Very fine for issue.
715 —— French Possessions, Pondicherry, Pagoda, obv. two god- desses, rev. symbol amid grains; another, obv. Vishnu between figures, rev. grains (F. 304, 305). Very fine. 2
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—— Vijanagar, Pagodas (2, F.344), 4-Pagoda (F.345), Pagoda, oby. eagle and elephants (F.347). Fine or very fine.
—— Malabar Coast, Fanams (7); Vijayanagar, Pagoda (1), 4-Pagodas (4), other Fanams, Pagodas, etc. (8). Mostly very fine.
—— Sultans of Delhi, Mohurs (5). Fine or very fine.
—— Hyderabad, Coinage of the Nizams, Mohur, A.H. 1311 (F.219), very fine; other Indian Mohurs (6), including square-shaped (2), fine or very fine.
—— Murshidabad, Mohur, pierced; another, and 4-Mohur, both jeweller’s copies; Madras, copy Pagoda; other Mohurs (2). Very fine.
Ceylon, Stater (1), Mas (2). Fine.
Japan, 10-Yen, Meiji 34. Very fine, probably mounted.
Malta, 10-Scudi, 1756, very fine, loop mount; another, 1762, fair, mounted.
Netherlands, Gelderland, Charles II, Florin, obv. horseman, rev. arms (F.212). Very fine.
Russia, Catherine II, 10-Roubles, 1767 (F.94). Good fine, mounted with ring and loop.
Salvador, 23-Pesos, 1892, obv. Liberty head, rev. arms (F.4). Very fine, rare.
Turkey, 250-Piastres de Luxe (F.65); Turkish Sovereigns (2); Ataturk medal, 1954; unidentified piece, possibly Turkish; Iran, Pattern 3-Pahlevi (?), A.H. 1339; 4-Toman, mounted. Very fine or better.
U.S.A., Dollars (9), various dates, including Louisiana Purchase commemorative, obv. Jefferson, all mounted, several quite severely; Canada, unofficial souvenir “‘I-Dollar’’, 1898, oby. bison, practically mint.
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Venice, Peter Grimani, Osella of 3-Zecchini, 1745 (C.N.L —). Mounted and gilded, otherwise almost very fine, rare.
South Africa, Kruger Pond, 1898; Prussia, 20-Mark, 1891. Fine or better.
SILVER & COPPER COINS
Edward I, Pence (6); Edward III, Halfgroat, York, Pre-Treaty E, lys on breast; Edward IV, Groats, London (3), Ist Reign (2), m.m. sun, oby. coronet, rev. without quatrefoils by neck and m.m. coronet, 2nd Reign, m.m. cross and pellet; Henry VI, Penny, Calais, rosette-mascle issue. Piece missing from edge of last, otherwise fine.
Edward IV, Pence, Durham (3), Ist Reign, light coinage (2), m.m. cross, rose in centre of reverse, one with pellet each side of crown, the other with traces of having been turned over in the die, both very fine; 2nd Reign, Bishop Booth, obv. B to left of crown, V on neck, rev. extra pellet in each quarter, D in centre, fine.
Northumbria, Aethelred II, AZ Stycas of moneyers Broder (die duplicate BMC 280); Alghere, small cross/cross with pellets (similar BMC 260/265); Eanred, small cross with pellets (similar BMC 302); Leofthegn (similar BMC 493) (all N.188; S.411). Very fine, the last from the Bolton Percy hoard.
—— Aethelred II, Z Stycas of moneyers Alghere, small cross ( similar BMC 260); Eanred, five dots/small cross (similar BMC 313/342); Eanred, small cross/pellet in circle (similar BMC 331); Leofthegn (2), small cross (similar BMC 444 and 493) (all N.188; S.411). Very fine, the last two from the Bolton Percy hoard.
—— Aethelred II, AZ Stycas of the moneyer Leofthegn (5), all with very rare central motifs (similar BMC 459, 467, 473, 482, 484) (N.188; S.411). Fine or very fine and rare; all are from the Bolton Percy hoard.
—— Archbishop of York, Wigund, AZ Styca, moneyer Coenred (BMC 724; N.196; S.243). Fine.
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745* Wessex, Aethelred I, Penny, moneyer Beriean (BMC 1; N.622; S.584), 15.1 grains. This is an important specimen in that the obverse is of the normal Canterbury style, but the re- verse is of the London style and the moneyer is the same as used by Burgred at London. Very fine but small chip at 7 o'clock; ex Bagnall, Shand (312), Carlyon-Britton (925); from the Waterloo Bridge find of 1883.
746 Aethelred II, Penny, long cross type of London, moneyer Leof- wine (Br. 5; BMC IVa; N.774; S.668; Hild. D). Die dupli- cate of Mack 940, Oxford 547, Copenhagen 892. 24.4 grains. Good very fine.
747* Mary I, Groat (N.1960; S.1884), im. pomegranate. A sharp coin with bold portrait, nearly extremely fine.
748 AR Eadgar (959-975), Penny, Br. 4, small cross both sides, moneyer Herolf; Viking coinage of York, CVNNETTI type Penny. Very fine or better.
749 AR Harold I, Penny, long cross and fleur-de-lis type, London, Brihtman. Crimpled but fine and scarce.
750 AR Pennies, Aethelred II, cxxx type, Sudbury, Aelfric; long cross type, Hereford, Byrhstan, pellet behind head. Very fine, the first cracked, second slightly chipped but rare.
751 A Pennies, William I, pAxs type, Chichester, Bruman; Lincoln, Ulf, both fine, latter small; other Pennies, Edwards to Henry Ill (26); Denier of Richard, several fine.
752 AX Miscellaneous hammered coins, English (19), Scottish (6). Mostly fine, some better.
753 Richard I, Halfgroat, early bust, London. Fair, slight flan crack.
754* Henry IV, Halfgroat, light coinage, London, annulet to left, pellet to right of crown. Fine, excessively rare (eleven examples knownl.
755* Henry VIL, Testoon, Tower, m.m. pellet in annulet. Good fine, a strong portrait.
758 Philip and Mary, Sixpence, 155?, English titles, date below bust (N.1972). Flan slightly chipped and rather crimpled, other- wise fair, extremely rare.
759* Elizabeth I, Crown, 1601. Good fine.
760 —— Crown, 1601. Fine.
761 —— Halfcrown, 1601. A bold fine.
762 —— Shilling, 3rd issue, m.m. tun; Shilling, milled issue. Both good fine.
763* —— Portcullis Coinage, Four-Testerns (or Ryals), (1601). Pleasantly, evenly toned, good very fine, an exceptional specimen.
764 —— —— Four-Testerns (or Ryals), (1601). Good fine.
765 James I, Crown, Ist Coinage, m.m. thistle, fair/ fine; Halfcrown, 3rd Coinage, m.m. trefoil, a bold fine.
(i) Halfcrown, 1646 (N.2638). Somewhat flawed on reverse, otherwise good fine.
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774 —— —— Shilling, 1648, similar to last. Fair.
7715 ——- —— Shilling, 1648, pxuc to right of gateway, replacing sword, narrow lozenge-shaped flan (N.2647). Almost fine, pierced, rare.
776* ——- —— Shilling, 1648, obv. crown, etc., rev. gateway, muzzle of gun to right, octagonal-shaped flan (N.2648). Fair, rare.
777 —— Pound, 1643, Oxford, three Oxford plumes, arms and can- non (N.2398). Fine, rare.
778 —— Half-Pound, 1642, Oxford, Oxford plumes both sides (N.2404). About fine, rare.
779 Commonwealth, Crown, 1652 (ESC 4). A bold good fine, rare.
780 —— Halfcrown, 1653 (ESC 431). About very fine.
781 Oliver Cromwell, Shilling, 1658. Good fine.
782 Charles II, Halfcrown, 3rd hammered issue, reading MAG BR FR (ESC 456), almost fine; Shilling, 3rd hammered issue (ESC 1019), good fine.
783 —— Halfcrown, 3rd hammered issue; Shilling, 1st hammered issue, both fair; minor hammered or machine-made coins (5), fine or better, milled coins (3), fair.
784 —— Shilling, 3rd hammered issue (ESC 1019). Sharp very fine, an attractive specimen, rare.
785 Miscellaneous hammered coins (12). Several fine.
786 William and Mary, Sixpence, very fine, rare; pewter Halfpenny, fair; other minor coins (4), one badly corroded.
787 Crowns, 1662, 1707E, both fine, 1728, very fine; oval counter- stamped Dollar, 1795, Mexico, fine.
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George I, Crown, 1716 (ESC 110). Good fine, scarce.
Edward VII, Crown, 1902 (2). Extremely fine and very fine.
Ireland, Philip and Mary, Shillings (2), 1555; Groats (2), 1556, 1557; Elizabeth I, Shilling, Ist issue; Groat, Ist issue. Fair or fine.
—— Charles I, Ormond money, Halfcrown. Fine.
Scotland, James VI, Third-Ryal, 1565, of Mary, countermarked with crowned thistle (1578). Almost very fine.
—— —— Ryal, or “Sword’’ Dollar, 1570, 1st Coinage. Fine.
Thirty-Shillings, 1583, 4th Coinage. A full round coin, very fine and sharp, an exceptional example.
Thirty-Shillings (2), 1582, 1586; Ten-Shillings, 7th Coinage, 1594; William and Mary, Sixty-Shillings, 1692. Fair or fine.
Thirty-Pence, 7th Coinage. Good fine, a strong por- trait, but a little stained.
— Charles I, Sixty-Shillings, Briot’s issue. Fine.
—— —— Twelve-Shillings, Falconer’s 2nd issue, F above crown on reverse. Slight damage on obverse, otherwise about very fine.
AR Miscellaneous Maundy coins, Britannia Groats, etc., Charles II to George VI (140). Mostly very fine, some extremely fine.
Festival of Britain set, 1951, in card case (broken), brilliant; album containing Shillings (60), Edward VII to George VI, mostly extremely fine.
800A Proof sets, 1970 (2); Proof 5Op, 1973; Crowns (16), Churchill (6), Silver Wedding (2), Jersey (6), Gibraltar (2); Maria Theresia, ‘proof’ Thalers (2); Canada, Dollars (4), 1963- 1966; Mexico Olympics, 25-Pesos (3); Germany, 2-Marks (2), 1870, 1907, and 5-Marks (3), 1936, 1937 (2); miscel- laneous English (21), AR and cu.-ni. (11), AE (10).
805 Chile, Charles IV, 8-Reales, 1797 DA, Santiago. Good fine, rare.
806 —— Ferdinand VII, 8-Reales, 1910 FJ, Santiago, obv. military bust. About very fine, rare.
807 Danzig Free State, 5-Gulden, 1935, almost very fine; 2-Gulden, 1923, extremely fine.
808* Denmark, Christian [V, 2-Krone, 1618, obv. standing figure, rev. crown (Hede 105a). A bold good fine, rare.
809 —— Frederick III, Krone, or 4-Marks, 1659, Gluckstadt. A bold fine.
810 France, Louis XV, Ecu a la vieille téte, 1774, Limoges. Fine, rare.
811 —— Napoleon, Emperor, 5-Francs, year 12, Paris. Almost fine, rare.
812 —— Charles X, 5-Francs, 1830, La Rochelle; Napoleon IU, Pattern 100-Francs, 1854, in lead, originally bronzed (Maz. 1599), rare; Indo-China, Centime, 1895 (Y.2a), scarce. About very fine.
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813 Germany, Brandenburg-Bayreuth, Frederick II, 30-Kreuzer, 1735, oby. bust right, rev. arms. A sharp good very fine, toned.
814 —— Hesse, Ernst Ludwig, 5-Marks, 1895. Fine, rare.
815 —— Prussia, Frederick William II, 2-Thaler, 1797. Good fine.
816 Guatemala, Charles IV, 8-Reales, 1792.M. Almost very fine, rare.
817 ———- —— 8-Reales, 1804M. Almost very fine, rare.
818 —— Ferdinand VII, 8-Reales, 1809M. Almost very fine, rare.
819 Haiti, Gourde, 1882. Very fine, scarce.
820* Holy Roman Empire, Joseph I, Thaler, 1707, Vienna (Dav. 1013). Extremely fine.
821 —— Frankfurt, Ferdinand, Thaler, 1632 (Dav. 5293). About very fine.
822* —— Olmiitz, Wolfgang, Count von Schrattenbach, Thaler, 1724 (Dav. 1218). Good very fine.
823 —— Salzburg, Wolfgang Theoderich von Raitenau, Thaler. Good fine.
Spain, a collection of 5-Pesetas, from the Provisional Government to Alfonso XIII (1870-1899); Philippines, Peso, 1897. Mainly fine or very fine, a few better, the latter fine.
Miscellaneous coins of the world, mainly 19th and 20th Century, in A (103 and #, Cu-Ni, etc. (115), including some (con- temporary) forgeries. Several very fine or better, but a sub- stantial number cleaned.
Austria, Francis I, Convention Thalers (3), 1809C, 1826G, 1830 A, about fine; 4 Convention Thaler, 1832 A, extremely fine, slight scratch.
—— —— miscellaneous coins in A or billon (18); miscel- llaneous 19th Century coins in 72 (30). Many very fine or better.
—— Ferdinand I, miscellaneous coins in A or billon (25); Lom- bardy—Venice, various minor issues (8) in # or billon. Many extremely fine.
—— Francis Joseph, miscellaneous coins in AR, mainly Florins (19), including 1892, scarce, and Krone (23). Mostly ex- tremely fine or better.
—— -—— 5-Kronen (6), 1900, 1907, 1908, 1909 (3); AR medal, 1947. Very fine or better.
—— Empire and Republic, miscellaneous minor coins, in AR (15), in AZ, Cu-Ni, etc. (136). Mostly very fine or better.
—— Republic, miscellaneous commemoratives in AR, some proof-like. Generally extremely fine or mint state.
Belgium, under Austria, }-Kronenthaler (2), very fine; Kingdom, 5-Francs (10), including 1849 (2); minor coins (12); France, 5-Francs (7), various dates, mostly fine.
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Belgium, AE 5-franc size commemoratives (3): Mint Visits 1892, 1897, Herstal Expo. 1859; undated AZ Pattern 5-Francs, by Jouvenel, rev. plain. Extremely fine, rare.
Egypt, miscellaneous coins in AR, mainly 20th Century, including crown-size (15) and Abdul Hamid II 10-Guerche, year 30. Several extremely fine or better.
German East Africa, miscellaneous coins in AR (18) and A, etc. (23), generally fine, some better; German New Guinea, 2-Marks, 1894, Mark, 1894 (3), fine or better.
Hungary, miscellaneous coins in AR (17), including Govt. re- strikes (2), and AZ, etc. (27), several of the Dual Monarchy or earlier. Several very fine or better.
Liechtenstein, 5-Kronen, 1904, about extremely fine; minor AR coins (4), very fine or better.
H.R.E., Thalers (2): Rudolf IL, 1604, Kuttenberg; Mathias, 1617, Kuttenberg (Vog. 101/111, 115/111). Both about fine.
Papa States, Sede Vacante, Scudo, 1676; Pius VII, Scudo, 1802, year 3 (Dav. 180). Both very fine but heavily cleaned, the last possibly mounted.
Poland, Vladislaus IV, Thaler, 1633 (Ras. 410; H.K. 1742), very fine; 10-Zloty (2), 1835, 1836, both fine.
Russia, Empire, miscellaneous 19th Century coins in AR (55) and FE (5). Generally fine or very fine.
—— Empire and Soviet régime, miscellaneous coins in AR (20) and A, etc. (8). Very fine or better.
Miscellaneous coins of the world, in AR (13), including crown- size (7), and AZ, Cu-Ni, etc. (24), including Tunisia proof 100, 50, 20-Francs, 1950. Several very fine or better.
English AR (23 and AE (48), including Crowns 1663 and 1845, 4/- 1890, 2/6d. (7). Mostly fine or better.
French Indo-China, A (50, including 24 1-Piastre pieces) and other (52) coins, all different dates or types. Fine to ex- tremely fine.
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Sarawak (48) and British North Borneo (33), including AR (9), all different dates or types, including proof AZ Sarawak 1-Cent, Rajah C. Brooke 1879. Mostly fine, some better. 81
European AR (23, including 5-Dollar size) and 118 others, mostly 19th Century, all different. Very fine or better. 141
World coins, R (23, A, Ni, etc. (64), mainly Colonial, African and South American, including dollar-size (9), all different dates or types. Mostly fine, many better. 87
Canada, set of 60 silver and 145 other coins, all different dates or types. Mostly fine. 205
New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Is., AR (19, including eight 50-Cents), AE (25), all different types or dates, many Victorian. Mostly fine. 44
Mauritius, set of 17 AX and 60 other coins, all different types or dates. Mostly fine. if
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Coins of the world in A, Ni, etc. (2,000). Some fine. 2,000
Italian States, AR (19); German, Austrian and Swiss coins (39), mostly hammered AR, some medieval. Mostly fine, a few better. 58
Miscellaneous medals and jettons in silver (19). Very fine and better. 19
Greece and Ionian Is., AR (6), ZZ (41); Balkan States (133), mostly AE and Ni, a few in silver; South American A (16). Mostly fine, some better. 196
Germany, AX (10), A, etc. (36), 17th-19th Century. Mostly fine. 46
Russia and Poland, AR and billon (37), AE (36). Some very fine. 73
China, A (17), ZZ and Ni (48); Japan, AR (33), AE and Ni (55). Several very fine. 153
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902 Medieval Moslem, Abbasid Dirhems (2), Quarter-Dirhems (11); other medieval Moslem, A (7), AZ (31), in identified en- velopes. Many fine, a few better.
903. Medieval Moslem, Samanid multiple Dirhems (46mm.) (7), weakly struck, otherwise about fine, scarce; medizval Per- sian AR Dirhems of the Mongol (Ilkhan) and Sefavid dynasties (11), in envelopes identified, mostly very fine.
904 China, ‘Cash’ of the Sung (9) and Ming (11) dynasties; Russia, mostly Imperial, AR (8), AE (26); Armenia, Leo I to Ochin, AR (1), E (10), in identified envelopes. Fair to very fine.
905 Coins of Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Spanish Netherlands and Dutch Provinces, AR (8), AE (29), billon (8), including some medizval, in identified envelopes. Some fine.
906 Coins of France, Germany, German States, Switzerland, etc., R (34), AE (25), billon (2), including some medizval, in identi- fied envelopes. Some fine.
907 Coins of Brazil, Portugal, Malta, Italy, Vatican, etc., R (11), (32), billon (2), including a few medizval, in identified en- velopes. Some fine.
908 Ireland, A (3), 4 (8), including St. Patrick’s Farthing; Scotland, AR (3), HE (1); Anglo-Gallic Pennies (2); British 18th Cen- tury tokens (40); English copper coins (35). Some fine.
908A France: Legion of Honour, badge of an officer, in case of issue; Croix de Guerre (2), each with palm, (i) 1914-1917, (ii) 1939. With citation details. Almost extremely fine.
909 Austria, medallions for 800th Anniversary of Maria Zell Cathe- dral (6), 1957, obv. Madonna, 33mm., in Al. (.595 fine), A, A gilt, silvered AZ, alum.-bronze. Practically mint.
910 Medallions of the Soho mint, by Kuchler (19), bronzed, various types, some duplication; other medallions (2). Extremely fine or better, generally in original shells.
911 Miscellaneous prize medals and badges, early 20th Century, for sporting events, in gold (.375 fine) (6), in AR (22) and (15). Mostly mint.
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A Crowns (6), including James II, 1687; Halfcrowns (6), includ- ing James II, 1685, and William and Mary, 1689; Florins (3), Shillings (5), Sixpences (7), Threepences (14), Maundy (3, one pierced), a Three-halfpence, miscellaneous ham- mered (5), and a Three-Shilling Bank Token, 1812. Mostly fine, a few better.
AE Charles II to Elizabeth II, various denominations (32); tokens, mostly 18th and 19th Centuries, various denomina- tions (89); miscellaneous pieces (20), including A’ 5-Francs (pierced), and AR (3, two pierced). Mostly fine.
China, 1-Tael, circular sycee with one stamp; two ornamental sycee; two fantasies; Japanese lead bar; commemorative medal of Meyer-Waldeck, Governor of Tsingtau, 1914, rare; ancient AX (2), AE (3), copies (3); Henry VIII, Groats (4), soldered on bar.
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