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NUMISMATIC GALLERY

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

Catalogue No. 42

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1947 — 1:30 P.M. Sharp

TERMS OF SALE

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Bid by LOT NUMBER: so much PER LOT.

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-BUY or UNLIMITED BIDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.Despite this statement, some bidders insist on sending un-

limited bids. Whenever possible, we will purchase lots for

your account below your bids. In other words, your bid is

considered to be the MAXIMUM price at which you want the

lot.

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NO COMMISSIONS CHARGED for executing your bids.

Postage and insurance will be added to your invoice.

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Parties unknown to us should supply suitable references or a

deposit equal to 25% of their bids.

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Terms are cash. Remittances to be made when bills are

rendered. Our consignors are guaranteed full settlement

within 30 days,6

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All lots are guaranteed genuine,7

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No lots may be returned without our written permission.

_ SPECIAL NOTICES(a) This is A PUBLIC AUCTION SALE and you are invited to

attend. If you are unable to attend you may use the en-closed bid sheet provided for your convenience. Mail bid-ders are urged to send their bid sheets early.

(b) Lots may be examined at the NUMISMATIC GALLERY42 East 50th Street, New York City, from December 1st

to 6th.

(c) Prices following listings are estimates only, and are intendedonly as guides for bidders,

(d) An official list of prices realized will be published about 2weeks after the sales. It will cost 50 cents and may beordered by checking your bid sheet in the square providedfor that purpose, or by a postal card.

THE CATALOGUERS

UNITED STATES GOLD COINS

1

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$20.00. 1903, Brilliant Proof $225.002

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1904, Brilliant Proof $225.003

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1907, Liberty. Uncirculated $ 5 7.504

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1907, St. Gauden’s type in high relief, wire edge.

Uncirculated $ 125.005

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Another, as above. Uncirculated $125.006

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1928, uncirculated $ 70.007

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$10.00. 1 795, First year of issue. Very fine; scarce $1 50.008

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1799, About extremely fine $ 75.009

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1905, Proof. A nice coin . $ 75.0010— 1911, Very fine $ 25.001 1— 1932, Extremely fine $ 30.0012

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$5.00 1798, Large Eagle. Very fine $ 40.0013

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1799, Very fine, bent. Scarce $ 52.501 4— 1 800, A splendid specimen with a proof surface.

Desirable, rare in this condition $ 75.0015

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1803 over 1802, Very fine, light scratches in

obverse field $ 37.5016

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1806, round topped 6. “EE ” scratched onobverse, otherwise extremely fine $ 35.00

1 7— 1807, Round Cap. “W F” scratched on obverse.

Very fine $ 35.0018

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1808, Very fine $ 37.50

19—

1881, Very fine $ 12.5020

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1899, Exteremely fine $ 15.0021— 1912, Uscirculated — $ 15.0022

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1912, Very fine $ 14.0023

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$3.00. 1878, Uncirculated $ 20.0024

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1886, Brilliant Proof. Very scarce $ 60.0025

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$2.50. 1853, Very fine $ 10.0026 1856, Very fine $ 1 1.0027

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1889, Liberty head. About Uncirculated $ 22.5028

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1915, Indian Head. Extremely fine $ 7.5029 $1.00. 1849, First year of issue, open wreath.

About Uncirculated $ 7.0030— 1849, Closed wreath; extremely fine. Scarce $ 12.50

31— 1851, Very fine $ 6.0032

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1853, Ejctremely fine $ 7.0033

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1854, Last year of type, small size. Uncirculated $ 7.00

34

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1854, Large type. Very fine _$ 6.5035

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^1855, Uncirculated $ 9.0036

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1855, Very fine $ 6.0037

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Another 1855, Heavy date. Very fine $ 6.0033— 1873, Uncirculated — $ 7.50

39—

1874,

Very fine, nice lustre $ 6.00

40—

1884,

Superb Uncirculated specimen.Proof-like. Type III $ 12.50

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$ 10.004]— 1889, Last year of series. Uncirculated

RARE BECHTLER DOLLAR

41—C. BECHTLER — Dollar with no stars. 28 G.

N. Carolina. Rare variety. Fine—very fine $250.00

'43—Commemorative Gold Dollars—Louisiana Purchase,-n

1903. Head of McKinley Uncirculated $ 12.50

44

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1903, Jefferson Head. Very fine $ 7.00

45

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1905, Lewis & Clarke. Uncirculated and rare _ $ 60.00'46_L_1915, Panama Pacific. Uncirculated $ 9.00

47-

^1916, McKinley Memorial. Uncirculated $ 12.50

48

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1917, McKinley Memorial. Uncirculated $ 18.50

49^— 1922, Grant — No Star, Uncirculated $ 25.00

50— 1922, Grant — With Star, Uncirculated $ 20.00

5 1—Lincoln “Dollar** — 1910, Bust left ABRAHAMLINCOLN 1910. Rev. A TOKEN. TO. THE.

' EMANCIPATOR. AND MARTYR. Uncirculated.

Scarce $ 1 0.00

52

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California Gold —Octagonal dollar 1875.Very fine $ 6.00

53

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Octagonal quarter 1860, and round quarter 1876.Pair $ 4.50

54

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Octagonal quarters 1864 and 1876. 2 pcs. V. F $ 5.00

SMALL CENTS55

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1856, Flying E.agle. Uncirculated. Has edgedents, probably having been dropped. Rare $1 30.00

56

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Another 1856 Flying Eagle Cent. Very fine. Adesirable specimen of this rare coin $ 85.00

5 7— 185 7, Uncirculated $ 5.00

58—

— 1858, Large letters. Uncirculated $ 8.5059

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1858, Small letters. Proof very rare : $ 60.00

60—

—1858, Small letters, very fine $ 3.5061— 1859, Nice proof, scarce $ 12.5062

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1860, Proof, not in full brilliance. Nice squareedges. Scarce $ 13.50

63

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1861, Splendid proof though with faint edge dent.Very rare, worth $ 30.00

64

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1862, Nice proof, scarce $ 12.0065

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1863, Another nice proof. These copper nickelcents seldom appear in proof condition $ 12.00

66—

— 1864, Copper-nickel. Nice proof $ 14.0067

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1865, Proof $ 12.50

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— 1866, Nice proof, mint red. A scarce date $ 1 7.5069

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1867, Another beautiful proof, original red $ 17.50

70—

— 1868, Brilliant proof. (These coins from theHatheway Collection were kept in pill boxes fromthe time they were acquired.) $ 1 7.50

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71— 1869, Another beauty. Brilliant proof. Mor^rare than generally supposed $ 25.00

72

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1870, Brilliant Proof, scarce $ 17.5073

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1872, Beautiful iridescent. Rare $ 30.0074

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1873, Nice iridescent proof $ 9.0075

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1874, Proof, not in full brilliance $ 7.5076

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1875, Beautiful proof, original red $ 12.5077 1876, Another gem proof. $ 12.5078

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1877, Splendid brilliant proof. Very rare $ 65.0079

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187 7, Very fine, nice color $ 13.50

80

1878, Nice proof $ 10.0081— 1879, Nice Proofs, 2 pieces $ 10.00

82

1881, Splendid proofs, 2 pieces $ 9.0083

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1883, Brilliant proofs, 2 pieces $ 6.5084

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1885, Nice red proof, scarce $ 8.5085

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1886, Brilliant, 1887, rev. dull proof. 2 pieces .$ 6.0086 1888, 1889, Proofs $ 6.0087— 1890, 1891, Brilliant Proofs $ 6.0088 1892, 1893, Brilliant Proofs $ 8.00

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1894, 1895, Brilliant Proofs $ 7.5090

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1896, Uncirculated, 189 7, tarnished proof $ 8.0091 1898, 1899, Proofs, scarce — $ 11.00

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1903, 1904, 1905, Gem Proofs $ 9.0093

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Lot Lincoln Cents, 43 different. 1909-1937includes mint marks. Some Unc. Mostly very

good. Worth $ 6.00

U. S. NICKELS

(From the Henry C. Hines Collection)94

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1867, With rays. Proof. Very rare $125.0095

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Same, Uncirculated. Scarce $ 25.0096 1867, Without rays. Brilliant Proof $ 12.0097—Same, Uncirculated. Dull $ 5.0098 1868, Brillant Proof $ 12.0099— 1868, Brilliant Proof $ 12.00100— 1869, Broken reverse die, discovered by

Mr. Hines. Very fine . $ 5.00

101— 1870, Brilliant Proof $ 12.00102

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^1871, Brilliant Proof. Very rare _ $ 85.00103

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1872, Brilliant Proof $ 9.50

104—

1873, Proof $ 7.50

105

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1874, Brilliant Proof. Scarce $ 16.50

106

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1875, Nice proof, rare $ 30.00107

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108

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1877, Brilliant Proof. Very rare .. ,...$ 90.00109

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1878, Nice proof, scarce $ 22.50

110—

1879, Proof $ 8.00

1 1 1— 1880, Proof, scarce $ 12.00

112— 1881, Proof $ 7.50

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1! 3— 1882, 1883, Shield. Proof, pair _ $

1 14— 1883, Shield, broken die. Uncirculated $

H 5— 1883, Shield, 1883 CENTS, Uncirculated pair, dull $

I 16 1883, 3 types. Shield with and without cents

all uncirculated. Nice set ^

II 7—1883, with CENTS, proof. Scarce $

118

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1883, No CENTS. Proof $

119

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1884, Proof, very scarce $

120

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1884, Uncirculated, scarce $

121— 1885, Brilliant Proof, rare $

122

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1885, Uncirculated. In our opinion more rare

than the Proof $123

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1886, Proof, scarce $124

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1886, Uncirculated, scarce $125

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1887, 1888, Nice Proofs $126

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1889, 1890, Brilliant Proofs $127

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1895, 1896, Brilliant Proofs, scarce $130

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1897, 1898, Brilliant Proofs, scarce $131 1899, Brilliant Proofs, very scarce $132

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1902, 1903, Brilliant Proofs $I34_1904, 1905, Brilliant Proofs $135

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1906, 1907, Brilliant Proofs $

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1908, 1909, Brilliant Proofs $137 1910, 1911, Brilliant Proofs $138

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^1912, Last year of type. Brilliant Proof $139

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1912, Denver Mint. Uncirculated $140

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1912, San Francisco Mint. Uncirculated $141— 1913, Buffalo Type I Proof $142

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1913, Types I and II, Uncirculated. 2 pieces $143

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-1913, S. Mint. Type I, Scarce $

144—

1913, S. Type II. Rare $145

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1913, D. Type II, Scarce $146

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1914, S. Mint. Uncirculated $

147—

1915, Proof $148

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1915, S. Mint. Uncirculated $149

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1915, D. Uncirculated _ _ $

150—

1916, Proof $151 1916, S. Mint. Uncirculated $152— 1916, D. Mint. Uncirculated $!:33— 1919, S. Mint. Uncirculated $154— 1919, D. Mint. Uncirculated $155 1921, S. Mint. Uncirculated $1 56—Nickels—Complete set of Jefferson nickels 1938

to 1946. All dates and mint marks.Includes both types ’42, also all theproofs and the 1938-D Buffalo. 35pieces (29 Unc., 6 Proofs) in National

9.005.005.00

6.506.504.0012.506.00

30.00

30.0012.007.008.508.009.509.50

1 1.00

12.009.009.008.007.50

1 1.00

8.5010.0010.0025.0030.006.503.50

17.5025.0014.0014.008.5014.0015.0012.5014.5012.5024.0024.0030.00

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Coin pages $ 32.30157

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Lot 1874 to 1912 not inclusive. 27 pcs., poor to

very good. All different $ 4.00158—

1903, 1904, 1905, Brilliant proofs. 3 pcs. $ 9.001 59 Lot 28 Buffalo Nickels, all different. Some mint

marks. Poor to Uncirculated. Worth $ 6.00

HALF DISME

$ 60.00

DIMES

161— 1796, First year of issue. Very fine and rare $ 60.00

162

1837, Liberty seated, no stars. Elxtremely fine,

lustrous surface. Scarce $ 12.50

163—

1853, 1855, 1857, 1858, 1861, 1862 — 7 pcs.

Good $ 1.50164

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1873, with arrows. Ex. Fine; 1916 Mercury, Unc. $ 3.00165

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1903, 1904, 1905, Beautiful irridescent proofs

3 pcs $ 1 5.00

THE WAYNE E. KIMBALL COLLECTIONUNITED STATES QUARTERS

166 1796, First year of issue. A beautiful brilliant

proof with purple-blue surface. Selling at $250.00167

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1804, Fine and rare. First year of second type.„.$ 50.00168

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1805, E-xtremely fine with wear on high spots

only. A choice coin. Cost $ 1 5.00169

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Another 1805. About as nice as above.Extremely fine $ 1 3.00

170

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1806, over 5. A very fine coin._ $ 15.00171

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^1807, Very fine. A nice coin. Cost $ 13.50

172

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1815, Very fine. Suction impressions on obverseand reverse $ 20.00

173

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1818, Browning 2-C. Uncirculated. Suctionmarks $ 1 5.00

174

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Another 1818. Die crack from curl to edgebetween 8 and star. Frosty surface. Uncirculated $ 1 5.00

175

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1819, Large 9. Very fine $ 8.00

176

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1820, Large O. A splendid coin. Uncirculated. $ 22.50177

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1820, Large O. Extremely fine $ 12.00

160 1792, Bust (of Martha Washington) left. 1792below. LIB. PAR. OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY.Reverse, Spread eagle. HALF DISME below.UNI. STATES OF AMERICA. Very good to

fine. All lettering clear, has been slightly bent.

Selling up to $250.00 in uncirculated condition.

This specimen worth ....


1 76—Another, as above. Fine—very fine $

179— 1820, Small O. Uncirculated. Obverse has

brilliant proof surface $

180 1821, Superb Proof $181—

—1821, Extremely fine, with proof-like surface.

Splendid coin. Cost $

182

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1822, Another nice proof. Very rare $183 1824, over 22, Very fine. Cost $184— 1825, over 23, A nice uncirculated specimen with

' purple-blue surface. Cost -

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$

185

Another, as above. Very fine $

186

1828, Superb Proof $187

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1828, Uncirculated. Small acid stain $188

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1828, 25 over 50. Uncirculated. Lists at and re-

cently purchased for $189^— 1831, Large letters. Brilliant Proof. In World’s

Greatest Collection realized $

190—

— 1831, Large letters. Uncirculated $191

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-1831, Small letters. Proof. Numerous hairlines,—$192

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1831, Small letters. Also the 1832. Very fine.

Pair $193

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1834, No period after C. Proof with faint hair

lines $194

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1834, and 1835. Uncirculated pair $

195

1834 and 1835. Very fine. Pair $

196

1834, Very fine $197

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1835, No period after C. Beautiful, purple proof $198

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1837, Beautiful brilliant proof $199

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1838, Extremely fine $

200

1842, New Orleans Mint. Uncirculated, frosty

surface. Slight nick in field. Large date $201— 1843, 1844, About extremely fine. Pair $202

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1844-0, 1845, Extremely fine. Pair $203

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1845, Re-cut date. Superb brilliant proof. Cost $204 1846, About uncirculated. Cost $205— 1847, Uncirculated $

206

^Another 1847, Extremely fine. Re-cut stars $

207

1847-0, Uncirculated $

208

1849, Uncirculated $209— 1 849-0, Acquired as an uncirculated coin, it is

about extremely fine with hair lines in field. Still

a rare and desirable item. Cost $

210

Another 1849-0. Very good $211— 1850, Uncirculated. Hair lines $212

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1851, Very fine; 1852 Extremely fine. Pair $213

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1853, over 2, About extremely fine and veryscarce. Cost $

214

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1853, with rays. Extremely fine; 1854Uncirculated. Pair $

215

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1853 and 1854 — About extremely fine. Pair $

6.00

25.0035.00

1 8.0050.0022.50

20.006.00

45.0020.00

75.00

37.5012.0012.50

5.00

25.009.004.502.50

35.0035.005.00

7:5010.0010.0050.0010.008.007.00

12.008.00

95.0012.507.509.00

65.00

5.004.00


216—1853. 1854 and 1858. Fine. Lot - $ 3.7521 7—1853-0 and 1854-0. Very fine. Pair $ 7.00218

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1855-0. Fine and rare $ 20.00219

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1855-S. From the Friedman Collection. 1946Convention Sale. Uncirculated Gem - -$125.00

220

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Another 1855-S. Fair, date clear - $ 15.00221— 1856. Brilliant proof gem. Cost . $ 30.00222

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1856 and 185 7. Uncirculated. Pair $ 5.00223

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1857 and 1858. Uncirculated. Nice pair .. $ 6.00

224—

1858. Proof $ 17.50225

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1858-S. About extremely fine. Two light obversescratches. Rare. Cost $ 40.00

226

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1859. 1861. 1863, 1865. 1867, 1868, 1869.

1870, 1872. Nice lot of 9 proof coins $ 80.00

227—

1859. Proof $ 10.00228

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1860, Proof $ 10.00229

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1860 and 1861, Uncirculated. Pair $ 6.00230

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1861, Brilliant proof $ 12.00231— 1862. Proof. Cost $ 9.00232— 1862 and 1864, Uncirculated. Pair $ 8.00233 1863, Brilliant Proof $ 10.00234— 1864, Brilliant Proof. Gem $ 12.002 35— 1865, Brilliant Proof. Last year of type $ 12.00236 1866, With motto. Brilliant Proof $ 14.00237— 1867, Brilliant proof $ 9.50238 1868, Brilliant proof $ 9.00239

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1869, Brilliant proof $ 9.00240

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;1870, Brilliant proof, $ 9.00241— 1871, Proof, hair lines $ 6.50242

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Proof $ 7.00243

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1872-CC, Very fine and very rare. Worth over .„$ 75.00

244—

— 1873, No arrows. Superb olive-purple proof $ 9.00245

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1873, With arrows. Proof. Scarce $ 15.00246 Another 1873, without arrows. Tarnished proof $ 7.50

247—

1874, Proof $ 8.50248

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1874-S, Extremely fine $ 12.00249

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1875 and 1876, Proofs. Pair $ 12.00250

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1875, Proof, 1876 Uncirculated. Pair $ 9.00251— 1875 and 1876, Uncirculated. Pair $ 6.00252

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1875, 1876-S, Uncirculated. Pair $ 6.00253

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1876, Proof $ 6.00254

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1876-CC, Uncirculated with proof-like surface.

Scarce thus $ 7.50

255

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1876, 1876-S, 1876-CC, Fine—very fine. Lot. $ 6.00

256— 1876-CC (2); 1877 (2); 1 87 7-CC. Very fine. Lot ..$ 7.50

25 7— 1877 and 1878, Proofs. Pair $ 13.00

258— 1877-P, S, and CC. All uncirculated. Lot $ 9.00259 1877, Proof and 1877-S, Uncirculated. Pair $ 9.00260

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1878 and 1880, Proofs. Pair — $ 12.00

261— 1878-S, Uncirculated, but with planchet defect.


Very rare. Records to $230.00. Cost $175.00

262

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1878-CC, Uncirculated $ 9.00

263

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1879, Uncirculated and 1882, Proof. Pair $ 10.00

264

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1880, 1881, Proofs. Pair $ 12.00

265

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1882, 1883, Proofs. Pair -$ 12.00

266

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1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888,

1889, Eight Proofs. Lot $ 45.00

267

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1883, 1884, Proofs. Pair $ 13.00

268

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1884, 1885, Proofs. Pair ...... $ 15.00

269

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1886, 1887, Proofs, scarce. Pair $ 18.00

270

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1888, 1889, Proofs. Pair $ 14.50

271— 1889, Proof and 1891, Uncirculated. Pair $ 12.00

272—

1890, 1891, Proofs. Pair $ 15.00

273

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1 89 1 -S, uncirculated and 1891, extremely fine.

Pair $ 5.50

274

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1892, Barber Type. Proof $ 9.50275

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1892, 1893, Uncirculated. Pair $ 11.00276 1892-0, Uncirculated $ 8.00

277—

1892, 1892-0, Uncirculated pair $ 13.50278

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1892-S, Uncirculated. Scarce $ 18.00

279—

1893, 1895, Proofs. Pair $ 14.00

280—

1893-S, Uncirculated $ 9.50281— 1894-0, Uncirculated $ 12.00282

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1895-S, Uncirculated $ 10.00283

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1896-0, Uncirculated. Very scarce $ 25.00

284—

1897, Proof $ 10.00285

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1897-0, Uncirculated. Nice frosty surface. Scarce.

Cost $ 22.50286

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1897-S, Uncirculated. Rare $ 37.50287 1898-0, About uncirculated. Edge dent and light

scratch $ 1 5.00288

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1901, 1902, Proofs. Pair $ 14.00289

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1901-0, Uncirculated $ 5.00290

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1901-0, Uncirculated. Rare $ 65.00291— 1904, Proof $ 7.00292

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1905-S, Uncirculated gem $ 17.50293

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1906, 1908, Proofs. Pair $ 14.00294

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1906-0, Uncirculated. Cost $ 6.50295

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1907, P, D, and O mints. Uncirculated. Lot $ 17.00296

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1907-S, Uncirculated and scarce $ 17.00297

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1908, Proof $ 7^50298

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1908, D and O mints. Uncirculated. Pair $ 8.50299

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1909-D, Uncirculated $ 4.00300

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1909-0, A rare coin, constantly increasing invalue. Recently acquired for $130.00

301— 1909-S, Uncirculated $ 11.00302

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1910, Beautiful steel-blue proof $ 12.00303

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1 9 1 0-D, Uncirculated $ 5.50304

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191 1, Splendid iridescent proof $ 10.00305

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191 1 -D, Uncirculated and scarce ;$ 12.50


.3^6—1913, Brilliant Proof .$ 11.00307— 1 9 1 3-D, Uncirculated $ 9.00,308— 1 9 1 3-S, A splendid uncirculated coin. Very rare $150.00

as an Uncirculated coin at a cost of $150.00. It

shows slight wear on high spots and cheek lines.

Still a very desirable specimen. Worth $100.00310— 1914, Brilliant proof. Scarce $ 15.00311— 1914-D, Uncirculated $ 6.00

^iZ-— 1915, Uncirculated $ 8.00313— 1915-D, Uncirculated $ 4.00314,— 1915-S, Uncirculated $ 9.00315

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1916, Last year of Barber type. Uncirculated;

scarce „$ 1 5.00316

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1 9 1 6-D, Uncirculated $ 4.00

317-

— 1916, Standing Liberty. First year of issue.


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Another 1916. About Uncirculated $ 75.00

319-

— 1917, Type I. Uncirculated $ 3.00

320-

^— 1917-D, Type I. Uncirculated $ 14.00321,— 1917-S, Type I. Uncirculated $ 17.50322

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1917, D and S, Type I. About Elxtremely fine.

.Pair $ 16.00

323

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1917, Type II, Uncirculated $ 7.50

324-

— 1917-D, Type II, Uncirculated $ 23.00

325-

^— 191 7-S, Type II, Uncirculated $ 17.50326 191 7, D and S, About extremely fine. Pair $ 20.00

327—

1917, Type II, X.F.; 1918 X.F. Pair $ 14.00328

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1918, over 1917 S mint. Uncirculated. Flat

,

head. Very rare in this condition. Cost $225.00329^;—Another 1918 over 1 7-S. Very fine, scarce.

Catalogues at $ 60.00330

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1918, Extremely fine $ 8.00331

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1 9 1 8-D, Uncirculated . $ 17.503^2— 1 9 1 8-S, Uncirculated ._.$ 17.50333

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1918, D and S, Very fine. Pair $ 7.00334

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1919, Uncirculated . $ 15.00335

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1919, Extremely fine - $ 10.00336

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1 9 1 9-D, Uncirculated . .. $ 15.00337

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1919-S, About uncirculated. Worth . . . $ 50.00338

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1920, Uncirculated $ 7.00

339

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1920-D, Uncirculated. Choice $ 40.00340

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1920-S, Uncirculated $ 16.50341

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Another 1920-S. About Uncirculated $ 14.00342

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1921, Uncirculated. Rare _.. $ 50.00343

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Another 1921. Very fine $ 25.00344

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192 3, Uncirculated $ 6.00

345

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1923-S, Uncirculated. Full head. Rare. Cost ...$ 40.00346

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1923, 1924, Very fine. Pair ... $ 3.503'47— 1924, P and D, Uncirculated pair $ 12.00


348

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1924-S, Uncirculated and choice — - $ 20.00349—1:925, 1926, Uncirculated pair — $ 8.50

350

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1925, extremely fine; 1 926-D Uncirculated. Pair $ 5.-5\0

351— 1926, 1926-D, Uncirculated pair $ 7.00352-

^1 926-D, 1 92 7-D, Uncirculated pair $ 8.00353—

1926-S, Uncirculated. Rare $ 35.00'

35.4—rl 926-D, and 1928-S, Uncirculated. Pair $ 8. 00355

—

192 7, 192 7-D, Uncirculated, pair $ 12. 00;

356

—

1928-D and S, Uncirculated, pair $ 8.50

35 .7 929, P, D and S, Uncirculated, lot - _ ^ $ 9.00358 1930, 1930-S, Uncirculated. Pair $ 7.00

359—

1932-D. Unc. Rare 30.00

360—

Isabella Quarter 1893. Uncirculated $ 10.00361—Quarters—Complete set Washington Quarters

1932-1946. All dates and mint marks,all Unc, plus the ’34 light and heavyMotto, the 43-S goiter type and extra

: \ ' proofs from 1936 to 1942. In NationalCoin Pages. 48 coins (7 Proofs, 41 i'.;,

Unc.). Worth over $125.00

COLONIALSJ. S. Gensheimer Collection

362

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^SOMMER ISLANDS (Now Bermuda). Six pence(1616-1619) Obverse, a hog standing left withVI above all within a circle of beads. SOMMERISLANDS. Reverse. A full-rigged ship undersail, to left, flags from each of four masts.Circled by beads. See Crosby, Plate I, Fig. 2.Fine and excessively rare. This is the first of thecoins minted for England s American Colonies ___

363—

^ASSACHUSETrS, 1652 Oak Tree Shilling^' Crosby 7B, Wurtzbach 1 7. A rare variety,

about fine

364

—

1652, Pine Tree Shilling. Crosby 2 1 -L. Very fine365 ROSA AMEIRICANA, 1722 Penny. About

Uncirculated. Crosby, IV, 4 .

366—

1722. Half penny. Ex. F.367

—

1723, Two pence. Ex. F Imperect planchetC. IV, 10

368

—

1723, Penny. Uncirculated choice niece

369—

WOOD^S COINAGE, 1722. Halfpenny. ‘

Veryfirift

370

—

1723, Halfpenny and farthing. Ex F Pair371— 1724, Halfpenny. Very fine

372-CONNEC-nCUT, (1737) Higley' Threepence.Deer standing. Ill below. VALUE ME AS YOUPLEASE. Rev. Broad Ax. I. CUT. MY. WAY.

$225.00

-$

$

.$

-$

$

$

-$

-$

$

60.0040.00

10.0010.00

10.0012.50

4.007.006.50

A NUMISMATIC GALLERY AUCTION1 1

THROUGH. Crosby Plate VIII, 25. Fine andvery rare $150.00

373

—

1787,Cent, mailed bust left. 32-^, Rev. X^.

Very fine $ 4.00374—

1787,

Cent. Similar. Obv. 36^ Rev. P $ 6.50375—VIRGINIA, 1773, Halfpenny. Unc. Red. $ 4.00376

—

1773, Penny. Beautiful iridescent proof. Scarce $ 27.50

377—

RHODE ISLAND, 1 778-1779, Ship token CopperSplendid Unc. specimen but has one file mark onedge. Scarce $ 12.50

378

—

FLORIDA, 1685-1688, Plantation Token. 1/24part real. James II mounted r. Rev. arms.Pewter. V. F. Scarce $ 12.50

379

—

CAROLINA, 1694, Halfpenny. Elephant. Rev.GOD PRESERVE CAROUNA AND THELORDS PROPIETORS 1694. Lettering unusuallysharp. Very fine, better than most we have seen..

Rare $135.00

380—

LONDON TOKEN, ( 1 694), Halfpenny. Elephant.

GOD PRESERVE LONDON. Uncirculated andscarce, thus $ 12.50

381—

KENTUCKY, (1790). Cent. Plain edge.Uncirculated $ 1 5.00

382—

MASSACHUSETTS, 1787, Cent. Crosby 3-G.Elx. Fine, scarce $ 8.50

383

—

1 787, Halfcent. Crosby 5-A. Very fine $ 7.00384

—

1 788, Cent. Crosby 6-N. Very fine $ 6.00

385—

NEW YORK, 1787, Cent. Obv. IMMUNISCOLUMBIA 1787. Rev. Eagle, E PLURIBUSUNUM. Crosby PI. VIII, 8. Rare. Very fine $32.50

386

—

1 787, Cent. Head r., seated figure left. Im-perfect planchet. Crosby PI. VIII, 1 1. Ex. fine,

scarce, thus $ 12.50387

—

Similar, but figure seated right. Crosby 1 -A.

About Uncirculated $ 1 5.00388

—

1 794, Cent. Talbot, Allum & Lee. Very fine,

Crosby IX. 19 $ 4.50389

—

1 795, Cent. Similar, Crosby IX, 20. Abt. Unc.„$ 6.50390 (1794) Penny. Theatre at New York. MAY

COMMERCE FLOURISH. Edge inscribed, “I

promise to pay on demand the bearer one penny.”

Proof surface. Very rare $ 50.00391

—

VERMONT, 1785, Cent. Bust r. VERMONAUCrORI. Rev. IMMUNE COLUMBIA. RyderI. Very fine and excessively rare $

392— 1786. Cent. VERMONTENSIUM. 9 treevariety. Rev. Seeing eye, radiated. Very fine,

scarce $ 13.50393

—

1 787, Cent. B ust r. Struck over a NovaConstellatio Cent. C-2A. Very fine; very scarce $ 10.00


394—WASHINGTON PIECES, (1783) Cent.. Double

head. Very fine

395

—

1791, Cent. Large eagle. Splendid proof. ‘ Achoice item

396

—

1791, Cent. Small eagle. Uncirculated with

beautiful surface. Another desirable coin397—

1795, The Grate Cent. Crosby PI. X, 16.

V Uncirculated

$ 4.50

$ 20.00

$ 17.50

$ 10.00

398— (1795) Liberty and Security Penny. Uncirculated $ 15.00

399—

^,(1795) Halfpenny. North Wales. Harp on rev.

Very fine $ 7.50

400

—

Success Token, Large size. Brass. Elxtremely fine^.$ 6.00

401

—

FRANKLIN PRESS, 1794, Cent. Extremely fine._-$ 6.50

402

—

^PITT, Halfpenny, 1766. Extremely fine $ .6.50

403—

NOVA CONSTELLATIO, Set of 4 Cents. 1 783,

pointed and blunt rays; 1 785, pointed and blunt

rays. All very fine. Set worth $ 20.00

404

—

FUGIO, 1787, Cent. United States. A nice

uncirculated coin but mis-struck. A highly desirable

item for the collector of freaks or mis-strikes $ 12.50

405—

LOUISIANA, 1767, Sou. Louis XV. Very fine.._-$ 5.00

406 Similar but counterstamped R. F. (RepubliqUe

Francaise), Uncirculated $ 7.50

407—

VOCE POPULI, 1760, Cent, NORTH AMERI-CAN TOKEN, 1781. V. F. $ 4.00

COLONIALS — N. Y. CONSIGNMENT408

—

MASSACHUSETTS, 1787, Cent. A splendid

specimen. About uncirculated $ 1 5.00409

—

Another 1787, Cent. V. F.-Ex. F. $ 6.00410

—

1787, Cent, 2 pcs. Very fine $ 5.00411

—

1788, Cent, ^tremely fine $ 11.00412

—

Another as above. Very fine $ 4.00413

—

Lot. 1788, Cents. Fine, 5 pcs. Worth $ 10,00414

—

Half Cent, 1787. Extremely fine $ 6.50

415—

Another, about as nice $ 5.00416

—

Same. Very fine. 3 pcs. Worth $ 8.00417

—

1788, Half Cent. About Ex. fine $ 5.00418

—

Same. Very fine. 2 pieces $ 6.00419

—

New Jersey Cent, 1786. Very fine, nice color $ 5.00420

—

Fugio Cent. Very good $ 3.00

U. S. PAPER MONEY

421—

LEGAL TENDER, $1.00, 1862. Low No. 96.

New. Catalogues at $ 7.50422

—

$1.00-1862, As above. Fine. Lists $ 5.00423

—

$1.00-1869, Almost new. Lists new $ 12.50424

—

$1.00-1874, Very fine, almost new. Lists new at,._ $ 60.00425

—

$1.00-1875, Pair with signatures of Allison—Newand Allison-Wyman. Very fine pair. Worth $ 10.00


426 $1.00-1878, Very fine 6.00427

—

$1.00-1880, Bruce-Wyman. Almost new $ 5.00428—$ 1 .00- 1 880, Rosecrans-Huston. Large red seal.

New. Lists at $ 25.00429

—

$1.00-1880, Rosecrans-Nebeker. Very fine;

scarce $ I 5.00430

—

$1.00-1917, Low No. A47A. Almost new.Interesting $ 5.00

431

—

$1.00-1917, Complete Series of 5 different

signature combinations. Almost new $ 10.00

432—

TREASURY NOTES, $1.00 Coin note, 1890.Rosecrans-Huston. Low No. A 122. With auto-

graph of J. N. Huston, Treasurer, U. S., 1 889-1891. New. Worth $ 35.00

433

—

$1.00 Coin note, 1890. Rosecrans-Nebeker. Redseal. New. Lists at ^$ 25.00

434 $1.00 Coin note, 1891. Rosecrans-Nebeker. Newreverse. Almost new $ 6.00

435—SILVER CERTinCATES, $1.00-1886. Rosecrans-Jordan. New $ 8.50

436 $1.00-1886, Rosecrans-Hyatt. Large red seal.

Very fine; scarce $ 10.00437

—

$1.00-1886, Rosecrans-Nebeker. Small red seal.


—

$1.00-1886, Rosecrans-Huston. Large brownseal.. Almost new; scarce „$ 1'5.00

439

—

$1.00-1896, History instructing youth. TTe most' popular U. S. banknote. New $ 10.00

440

—

^t 1896, $1.00 V. f., $2.00 almost new, $5.00fine. Interesting and picturesque series, worth $ 30.00

441—

^$1.00 series of 1899. Complete series of 1 1 notes' all with different signature combinations. Mostlynew or almost new. Contains a No. H 24 H and a

D 56 D. (Napier-Thompson) new and scarce.

Lists at about $ 75.00442

—

$1.00-1899, Lyons-Treat. New. Lists $ 10.00443'—$1.00-1923, Complete set. Spellman - White,

Woods-White, Woods-Tate. 3 pcs. New $ 7.50

444-

—$1.00-1928, Small notes. Complete set of 6different signature combinations. All new $ 15,00

445—

$1.00, Series 1934, 1935 and 1935-A. New. 3pcs. $ 6.00446 Four odd $1.00 notes. R, S, Hawaii, and yellow

seal. All 1935-A. New $ 9.00447_NATI0NAL BANK NOTES, $20.00 series 1882.

Second Charter Period. Brown back with charter

number on back. This note on Indian Territory.

There is no State seal on the reverse. Fine andvery rare $

448—$5.00-1902, Hudson County National Bank of

Jersey City, N. J. Lyons-Roberts, Drayton-Edge.

1 4 A NUMISMATIC GALLERY AUCTION

Folded $ 8.00

449

—

Legal Tender, $1.00>1923. Red Seal. Very fine $ 1.75

450

—

^Legal Tender, $ 1 .00-1 928. Woods-Woodin. Onlyabout 2,000 said to have been released. A 0000

. 1826 A. New $ 5.00451—

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES, $1.00 Boston1918. Teehee-Burke. Almost new $ 5.00

452

—

$1.00, New York 1918. Elliott-Burke. New $ 5.00453

—

$1.00, Philadelphia 1918. Elliott-Burke. New $ 5.00454

—

$1.00, Cleveland, Richman, Chicago. 3 pcs.

V. F $ 9.00455

—

$1.00, St. Louis. Elliott-Burke. New $ 7.50

456—

—$1.00, Kansas City. Elliott-Burke. New $ 5.00457^—$1.00, Dallas. Teehee-Burke. New $ 6.00

458—

$1.00, San Francisco. Elliott-Burke. New $ 5.00

459—

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, Proofs, 15 Cents.

Grant and Sherman. Thin white paper, obv. andrev. separate. Red backs. Autographed signatures

of Jefferies and Spinner. List at $ 20.00

460—

Similar. Green backs. Colby and Spinner $ 5.00

COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS

(All Uncirculated unless otherwise described)

461—

^1892, 1893, Columbian. Uncirculated pair,2 pcs $ 2.25

462—

1892, Columbian. Extremely fine, 2 pcs $ 1.75

463—

— 1893, Same. Very fine, 3 pcs $ 2.25464

—

1900, Lafayette Dollar, Uncirculated $ 12.50465

—

1915, Panama Pacific, scarce $ 17.50

466—

1918, Lincoln $ 3.5046;7—r-1920. Pilgrim $ 2.25468

—

-1920, Pilgrim. 2 pcs. 1 $ 4.50

469—

1920, Maine $ 5.00

470—

1921, Missouri, 2X4 31.00

471—

^1921, Alabama, 2X2. Very fine $ 6.00472

—

-Another ,very fine $ 6.00

473—

^1922, Grant Memorial with star. Unusually nice

for this coin. Uncirculated, rare $ 65.00

474—

1922, Grant Memorial, no star, dull : $ 2.00

475—

1923, Monroe and 1924 Huguenot. 2 pcs. $ 5.50

476—

7^1924, Huguenot and 1925 Lexington. 2 pcs $ 5.50477^—^1924, Huguenot and 1925 Norse, thick. 2 pcs $ 4.50478

—

1925, California, 1925 Stone Mountain. 2 pcs $ 6.00479

—

-1925, Vancouver - $ 15.00480;^—^1927, Bennington, 1934 Texas. Pair . $ 4.50481

—

-1934, Maryland, 1934 Texas. Pair $ 4.00

482—

1934, Texas, 1934 Boone. Pair $ 4.00

483t— 1935, Boone, 1936 Brigeport. Pair $ 4.50484—-1935, Boone, 1936 San Francisco Bay. Pair $ 5.00

A NUMISMATIC GALLERY AUCTION 1 5

485

—

1936, Columbia, S. C. Set P. D. S. $ 9.00486

—

1936, San Francisco, 1936 York Pair $ 5.75487

—

1936, York, 1936 Delaware Pair , $ ;3.00

488

—

1936, Robinson, Elgin, Boone 3 pieces $ ' 6.00489

—

1936, Boone, 1936 Lynchburg Pair $ 5.75490

—

1936, Lynchburg, 1936 Albany Pair . $ 7.00491— 1936, Boone, 1937 Roanoke Pair $ 5.00492

—

1936, Arkansas Set. P. D. S. $ 5.75493

—

1936, Arkansas Set, as above $ 5.73

U. S. HALF DOLLARS

494 1794, Defective planchet. About fine $ 27.50495—1795, Fine $ \ 1.00496 1803, Very good-fine. Scarce ... .. $ 12.0049 7— 1807, Both types. Very fine $ 7.50

498

1807, Round cap, 1808, 1810. Very fine. 3 pcs. $ » 5.00

499

181 1, small 8; 1814. Very fine, 2 pcs. $ 4.00

500

1818, over 1817. Very fine, scarce $ 7.50501— 1819, over 1818. Small 9. Very fine $, 3.00502

—

1820, Square and Curled based 2. Very fine pair $ 6.00503

—

1826, 1861. Very fine. 2 pcs. $ 2.75

504

1836, Milled edge. Very fine. Scarce _ .. $ 25.00Scarce $ 25.00

505

1836, Milled edge. Fine, scarce $ 20.00

506

1903, Brilliant Proof. Steel-blue reverse. Choice $ 9.00507

—

1904, Splendid purple proof $ 9.00508

—

1905, Gem proof. Face is purple, field steel-blue $ 9.00

509—

1917, Very fine $ LOO

U. S. SILVER DOLLARS

510 1795, Three leaves below wings. Fine-very fine $ 17.50

511— 1795, Bust type. Very fine $ 17.50

5 1 2—-Another as above. Edge dent, mint file marks.Fine $ 1 4.00

513

—

1796, Small date, small letters, off-center. Veryfine; scarce $ 40.00

514

—

1796, Small date, large letters. Very fine . ... $ 17.50

515

—

1798, Large E.agle. Fine-very fine $ 10.00

516 1798, Small Eagle, 15 stars. Very fine; scarce $ 32.50

517

—

1799 over 1798. Fine-very fine ... .. $ 15.00

518

—

1799, Six stars facing. Very fine . $ 12.50

5 1 9—Another as above. Fine . $ 1 1 .00

520— 1800, Very fine .. . . $ 15.00

521— 1801, Very fine $ 20.00

522

—

1802, Very fine — — - — - $ 14.00

523

—

1803, Large 3. Very fine .. . $ 17.50

524 1836, GOBRECHT on base. Considerable wear,

only fine but rare $ 40.00


525—1859. Brilliant Proof $ 35.00

526

—

1860, A nice proof. Slight nick below top star $ 27.50527

—

1862, Superb, steel-blue proof _ . $ 30.00528

—

1863, Brilliant Proof $ 27,50529—


—

1865, Brilliant Proof. Last year of type $ 30.00531— 1866, First year, new type with motto. Brilliant

Proof $ 30.00

532—


—

1868, Uncirculated, nice lustre, some hair lines $ 7.50534

—

1869, Proof, hair lines $ 12.50

535—

1870. Brilliant Proof $ 16.50536

—

(1871, Splendid, iridescent proof $ 17.50

537—

1872. Brilliant Proof _ $ 17.50538

—

1873, Superb purple proof $ 17.50

539—

1878. CC. Unc. $ 6.00

540—

1878, CC. Unc. 2 pcs $ 12.00541— 1879, Morgan type. Brilliant Proof $ 12.00542

—

1879, Tiny edge-dent. Uncirculated $ 2.50543

—

^Trade Dollar, 1879, Brilliant Proof $ 12.50544

—

1880, Splendid purple proof $ 12.00545 1881, Brilliant Proof $ 12.00546— 1882, Splendid proof, turning purple $ 10.00547 1883, As above. Brilliant Proof $ 10.00548— 1884, Splendid purple proof $ 10.00

549

1885, Brilliant Proof $ 14,00

550

1886, Brilliant Proof $ 14.00551— 1889, A superb steel-blue proof $ 13.50552

—

1890, Another gem, steel-blue proof $ 13.50553

—


—


—

1893, Another purple proof gem $ 16.00556

—

1894, Brilliant Proof $ 15.0055 7— 1895, Splendid brilliant proof. Brings higher

prices at every appearance $ 75.00558

—


—


—

1899, Brilliant Proof $ 15.005 6 1

—

Lafayette Dollar, 1900, Uncirculated, steel-blue

surface $ 13.00I>62—Another, as above. Very fine _ $ 7.50563— 1903, Brilliant Proof, turning purple $ 17.50564 1904, Brilliant Proof $ 20.00565

—

1921, Peace Dollar. Unc. __ __ ^ 2.00566

—

1921, Peace Dollar. Very fine. 2 pcs $ 3.00

LARGE CENTS

567

—

1793, Crosby 9-G. Wreath. Fine and scarce $ 65.00568

—

1794, Hays 35. Very fine; scarce $ 30 00

ORDER YOUR PRICE LIST1 7

^^9—-1795, Doughty 67, lettered edge. Very fine $ 22.505 70— 1797, D- 1 0 I . Very fine, a scarce item. Worth $ 30.00571— 1798, D-12 7. Very good. All lettering and date

clear. Not common $ 12.505 72-^— 1800, over 179. D-143. Fine, well centered.

Scarce $ I7.'50

573

—

1801, Newcomb 12; D-163. Fine to very fine $ 12.00

574—

1802, N-14; D-175. Very fine $ 20.005 75— 1803, N-4; 0-181. A splendid specimen. >

Easily very fine, sharp $ 25.005 76— 1804, D-198. Obv. die break. From T. J.

Clarke Coll. Very fine. Worth about $100.005 77— 1805, D-199. Blunt 1. Very fine. From Dr.

Henderson Coll $ I 5.00578-^1806, D-202. Very fine $ 17.505 79-^— 1807, over 6, D-203. Very fine but has a few

pock-marks $ 12.00580—1807, D-205. Comet variety. A very nice

speciment. V. F $ 2 5.00581— 1808, Clapp3; Not in Doughty. Thirteen stars.

Very fine .. $ 20.00582 _ 1809, D-2 1 0. A nice specimen of this scarce coin.

Perfectly centered. V. F. Worth about ...l $ 45.00

583

1810, D-123. Perfect date. Very fine $ 22.50584— 181 1 over 10, D-2 1 5. Very fine and scarce $ 32.50585 1812, D-2 1 9 . Small date, about extremely fine . $ 1 1.00

586— 1813, D-222. Very fine. From the DunhamCollection $ 18.00

587 1814, D-224. Small date, crosslet 4. Extremelyfine $ 9.00

588— 1816, N-8. Extremely fine $ 7.00

589

1817, N-3. Elxtremely fine; scarce $ 9.00

590

1818, N-1. Scarce. Extremely fine $ 7.00

591— 1818, N-10. Uncirculated $ 6.50

592

1819, N-2. Large date. Uncirculated $ 12.00593— 1819, N-8. Uncirculated $ 9.00

594

1820/19, N-1. Very fine; scarce $ 10.00

595

1820, N-1 3. Uncirculated, red $ 7.50596——Another N-1 3. Uncirculated $ 6.50

597

1822, N- 1 1 . Wide date. Very fine, scarce $ 7.50

598

1823 over 22, N-1. Very fine and very scarce $ 15.00

599

1823 over 22, N-1. Fine .. .. $ 10.00600— 1824 over 22, N-1. Very fine $ 9.00601 1825, N-1. Large A. Very fine, sharp $ 10.00

602— 1825, N-4. Henderson Coll. Very fine $ 10.00603 1826 over 5, N-1. Very fine and scarce $ 13.50604— 1827, N-1 1. Very fine, rare variety ..$ 12.00

605

1828, N-1. Very fine _ . .... . $ 6.00

606

1828, N- 1 1 . Not in Andrews. Scarce die. Veryfine; sharp $ 1 5.00


t)0'7-^l829, N’6. Large letters, very fine .•*- — $ .7.00

60,8__1830, N-4. About uncirculated $ 9.00.609—1831. N-6, V. F.; 1832, N-3, V. F.; .1833, N-5, -

V. F. 3 pieces $ 10.00

610

—

rl833, N-5. Extremely fine. The “Horned” 8 $ 10.00

61 1— 1834, N-1 Vi, and N-2. Extremely fine pair. 2 pcs. $ 1 1.00

612—1834, N-2 V. F.; 1835, N-2 V. F.; 1835, N-8

V. F.; 1836, N-2 V. F. 4 pieces .-$ 8.00.

613^.— 1837, Three pieces N-3, 5, and 6. Very fine;

sharp $ 7.00.

614

—

1838, N-1. Uncirculated ——_—lj—. $ 6.50

615

—

1838, N-4, Very fine. 2 pcs. $ 5.00

616

—

1839, N-2, N-11. Very fine pair. Head of ’38

!' and Booby Head. Scarce pair $ 20.00

617

—

1840, N-1 V. F. ; 1841, N-2 Ejc. Fine. 2 pcs. $ 8.00;

618—

1642, N-6 V. F.; 1843, N-11 V. F.; 1844. N-7V. F. 3 pcs $ 10.00 '

61'.9-r^l844 over 81, N-2. About very fine; scarce $ 40.00

620— 1845, N-2 and N-5. Very ftne pair $ 6.00 =

624— 1846, 1847, (3 varieties), 4 pcs. Very fine $ 6.00

622—

1849, 1850, 1851, 1852. Very fine. 4 pcs _.$ 6.00

623

—

1851 over 81, N-3. Very fine; scarce $ 10.00'-

624

—

1851, N-6. Uncirculated $ 5.00

625

1853, Mint red, uncirculated $ 5.00

626

1853, Four varieties. Extremely fine $ 8.50

627

—

1854, V. F. ; 1856, 2 varieties. About Ex. Fine.

; 3 pcs. $ 7.00

628

—

1855, N-3 and N-10. Upright and slanting 5’s.

Nice pair, about Uncirculated $ 10.00

629

—

rl857, N-1. Large date. Extremely fine $ 9.00630

—

1857, N-2. Small date. Very fine $ 7.00

631— 1908-S, Indian Cent. Uncirculated $ 7.00632

—

-1909-S, Indian. Uncirculated $ 25.00633

—

Large Cents, 34 different dates, 1794 to 1852,includes 1794, 6, 7, 8, 1801, 2, 3, and 1811.Also some duplicates. 40 pieces. Fair condition.

Worth about $ 25.00

634—

Half Cents, Types, 1795, 1804, 1807, 1835, and1856. Latter 2 are V. F. $ 5.00

635

—

Two Cents, 1873. Last year of issue. Proof,though not brilliant. Rare $ 40.00

636—

MINOR TYPE COLLECTION, Contains Flyingeagle 1857, 1859, 1864 C. N., 1864 BronzeCents; 1864 Two Cents, all uncirculated. 3^Nickel, 1888 Proof, 3^ Silver, 1873 Proof; 5^1867 rays Unc., no rays Proof, 1883 No Cents,1903 Proofs, 1913 Buffalo Type I, 1918, 1942Unc. Quarters, 1864, 1885, 1912, all Proofs,

1920, 1937 Unc. Halves, 1864, 1907 Proofs,

1938 Unc. 22 Coins in National Coin Pages.


An interesting group of coins, cataloguing over $140.00637—MIS-STRIKES, 7 Lincoln Cents, 1942, ’44. Unc..„.$ 2.00

638

—

1941 PRCX)FS, l^f. 5^ 1 0^^, 25^f. and 50^ Twoof each. Half dollars are with and without the

W on reverse. Ten coins in National Coin Page $ 1 5.00639

—

1941 Nickel on thick planchet. Unc. Rare .,. -$640 1944 Nickel on thick planchet. Unc. Rare.. $641

—

Nickels, 1938, 1939, 1940, Jeffersons. Proofs.

3 pieces $ 7.50642

—

Nickels, Complete set of Jefferson nickels 1938to 1946. All dates and mint marks. Includesboth types '42, also all the proofs and the 1938-DBuffalo. 35 pieces (29 Unc., 6 Proofs) in

National Coin pages ...... $ 32.50643 Hard Times Token. Low No. Dodd Hatter,

Cinn., 144 Main Street $644

—

Assorted Hard Times Tokens. 1 3 pieces, mostlydifferent. Nice condition $ 4.00

645

—

Miscellaneous Lot, Feuchtwanger Cent. Calif.

Token, 3^, 1^, 10^, etc. Worth $ 2.50646 Silver Assay Bar. San Francisco Mint. 5.71 ozs $7.50647—Victoria Jubilee Set, 1887. 11 silver coins from

I d. to Crown. In case, gold coins lacking ...$ .15.00

648 Confederate States of America — Currency; also

Southern Broken Bank Notes. 1 34 pieces. Wortth .$ I 5.00649

—

Similar, 50 pieces. Worth $ 7.50650

—

Obsolete Bank Notes and Scrip. 122 pieces $ 12.50651

—

Scrip, 67 pieces $ 5.00652

—

Civil War Tokens, a 1 1 attributed. Includes

duplicates. 129 pieces $ 10.00653

—

1922, D Cents. Uncirculated. 14 pieces. List

at $2.50 each $ 30.00654

—

1922, D Cents. Very Fine. Scarce. 43 pieces $ 40.00

655

Foreign Crowns, miscellaneous. 8 pieces. $ 10.00

656

Assorted foreign coins. Silver, Copper, Nickel,

Bronze. Nice lot. 575 pieces. Worth $ 27.50

U. S. QUARTERS

65 7— 1806, Very good $ 2.50

658 1854, 1855, 1858, arrows. Fine. 4 pcs $ 2.25

659

—

1864, Proof — $ 8.50

660

—

1864, Proof $ 8.50

661 187 7-S, Uncirculated .$ 2.50

662

—


663

—

1904, Splendid purple proof .. $ 5.00

664

—

1905, Gem proof, steel-blue $ 5.00

665

—

1917, Type 1. Uncirculated $ 2.00

666 1934, 2 pcs. Uncirculated $ 2.50

667— 1937-S, ’38-S, ’39-S. Uncirculated $ 6.50


668

—

1939-S, Uncirculated. 3 pieces.$ 5.00

669

—

-Complete set of Washington Quarters1932-1946, all dates and mint marks. All

Uncirculated (the 32-D and 34-D are extremelyfine) plus the 43-S “Goiter type” and a 44 mis-

strike, the 34 light and heavy motto; extra proofs

from 36 to 42. In National Coin Pages. 49 Coins

(7 Proofs, 2 Extremely Fine, 40 Uncirculated)

Should bring over $100.00

FOREIGN GOLD

670—AUSTRIA, 1 Ducat 1898. Young head of FranzJoseph, left. Proof $ 12.00

671— 10 Corona 1905. Old head Franz Joseph, r.

Ex. Fine .$ 6.50

672—

BAVARIA, 20 Marks 1873. Ludwig II, head r.

Very Fine 1 5.00

673—

CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC, Vi Escudo1825. Sun over Mountains; Tree. Ex. Fine $ 5.00

674 COLOMBIA, 8 Scudos 1818. Ferdinand VII,

bust r. . $ 50.00675-^COSTA RICA, 5 Colones, 1894. Extremely fine $ 7.50

676

5 Colones, 1900. Very fine _ $ 7.00

677

CUBA, 10 Pesos, 1916. Marti, head r. Ex. Fine $ 25.00678

—

-i Peso, 1915. Uncirculated $ 4.50

679—

EAST INDIA COMPANY, 1 M o h u r , 1841.Victoria, Young Head left. Rev. Lion, tree.


—

’EINGLAND, Queen Elizabeth, crowned bust, left.

Rev. Arms. Hammered Coinage . $681— I Guinea, 1769, George III, head r. Very fine ..$ 18.50682

—

1/3 Guinea, 1803. George III, bust r. Rev. Crown.Fine $ 5.50

683

—

Yl Sovereigh, 1911 (Coronation Year) George V,head left. Very Fine $ 8.00

684

—

1 Sovereign, 1913. George V. Very fine $ 17,50685

—

FRANCE, 40 Francs, 1812. Year of the MoscowDefense. NAPOLEON EMPEREUR. Laureatedhead left. Very fine . $ 32.50

686

—

^20 Francs, 1815. The Hundred Days. Similar to

above. Very fine, scarce _ $ 20.00687

—

S Francs, 1860. arze size Napoleon III, head r. $ 4.50III, head r. $ 4.50

688—

GERMANY, 20 Mark.s, 189 7. Wilhelm II, headr. V. F $ 1 4.00

689 GUATEMALA, 5 Quetzales, 1926. Quetzel Bird.

About Uncirculated $ 22.50

690—

HAMBURG, 20 Marks, 1876. Arms. V. F $ 15.00691

—

INDIA, Interesting group of 9 coins of the Native


States. Native inscriptions. Should be examinedby interested collectors. Worth $100.00692—JAPAN, 1 Yen $ 4.00

693

—

^MEXICO, 1831, Escudo. Liberty cap type.

V. F 4.50694

—

1 Peso, 1892. Proof-like $ 6.00

695—

1 Peso, 1905. Ex. Fine -$ 4.50696

—

5 Pesos, 1906. New standard. Bust left $ 6.00

697—

2/2 Pesos, 1918 $ 3.50698

—

50 Pesos, 1931. Centennial type. About Un-circulated. One of the scarcer dates $ 65.00

699—

2 Pesos, 1945 $ 4.00700

—

NETHERLANDS, 10 Gulden, 1876. William III,

head r. Rev. Arms. Very fine $ 13.00

701—

NURENBERG, Square / Ducat (1700) Lamb,Arms $ 6.00

702

PAPAL, Ducat, 1 769. Clement XIV. Madonnaon clouds. Rev. Arms. Uncirculated $ 17.50

703

1 Scudo, 1853. Pius IX, bust left. Ex. Fine $ 5-00704—2/; Scudo, 1859. Pius IX, bust left. Very fine;

nice lustre $ 12.50

705

PEIRSIA, 1/5 Toman, Lion type. Fine $ 5.00

706

PERU, 1/5 Libra, 1919. Uncirculated $ 4.00707—PRUSSIA, Frederick d’or, 17 9 3. Frederick

Wilhelm, bust r. Rev. Eagle. Some wear.Very good $ 12.00

708

RUSSIA, 5 Rubles, 1898. Nicholas II, head left.

Very Fine $ 7.50

709

5 Rubles, 1900. Uncirculated $ 8.00710—SICILY, Scudo d’oro, 1 756. Charles, bust r.

Cracked dies. Very fine $ 16.0071 1—-SPAIN, 1 Scudo 1 780. Charles III, bust r. V.F $ 6.00712—Yl Scudo 1787. As above. Fine $ 3.507 1 3_SWITZERLAND, 20 Francs 1812. Ex. F $ 16.00714—^TURKEY, Yi Pound. Native inscription. Ex. Fine„$ 6.007 15—-j/2 Pound. Similar. Fine $ 5.00716 25Piastres, 1876. Similar. Uncirculated.... $ 5.00717—VENICE, Ducat, Aloy. Mocen. Very fine ..$ 10.00

PATTERNS — U. S. and FOREIGN

718 ANTICOSTI,.. J/s penny. Helmeted head left

copper, plain edge, dull proof; also ARGENTINA,1878. 1 Centavo. V. F. Pair $ 5.0Q

719

—

BAVARIA, 20 Marks, Silver, 1913. Ludwig III

bust left. Rev. Atlas bearing crown. Proof $ 6.00

720—BELGIUM, Pattern 5 Francs by F. Veyrat, 1847.

Copper, gilt. Leopold bust left. From NewcomerCollection. .$ 50.00

721—Pattern 5 Francs by HART. Date unfinished


I 8 . Silver gilt proof. Rare. From NewcomerCollection $ 75.(K)

722

—

Pattern 5 Francs by J. Leclercq. Leopold bust

left. Reverse blank, plain edge. V. F. Silver.

Rare. $ 75.00723—

Pattern 5 Francs by DARGENT, 1847. Pewter,good. Very rare $ 50.00

724

—

Pattern 20 Centimes by Wiener, 1860. Lionreclining. Also Memorial Medal. Bust of Dukeand Duchess of Brabant. 1853, Pair $ 6.50

725

—

BOLIVIA, 1883, 2 Centimos. Copper, Unc $ 4.00726

—

BRAZIL, 1889. 40 Reis. Female standing; globeencircled by stars. Plain edge, copper, proof.

Rare $ 10.00727

—

1889, 40 Reis. Female standing; denominationin circle of stars. Copper, proof. Plain edge.

Rare $ 10.00728—(1889) Peter 11 bust left PETRUS 11 D. G. C.

' IMP. ET PERP. BAS. DEF". Rev. crowned armsin wreath and above IN HOC SI — GNOVINCEIS, all within circle and around NAT. 2DEC. 1825 COR. 18 JUL. 1841. ABDIC. 15NOV. 1889 ADV. AUG. ST. VJNC. 30 NOV.1889. Copper, proof. No denomination. Canfind no records anywhere. Probably very rare $ 20.00

7

29-

^ENTRAL AMERICA, (Republic) 1831. 2 reals

in silver. Fonrobert, 7395. Fine i $ 7.50730

—

Peso (Costa Rica). 1850 Shield. Ceibatree. V. F. Silver 1 $ 5.00

731— 1889, (Union). I and 2 Centavos pieces Libertyhead left. Denomination in wreath. Copper.2 pieces $ 9.00

732—

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, 1878, 2 Centavos‘ (2 varieties) also 2 varieties of 1 Centavo. Copper,proofs, plain edges. 4 pieces 1 5.00

733

—

'-4 pieces as above plus 5 and 10 Centesimos.1891. 6 pieces $ 20.00

734

—

ENGLAND, 1665, Pattern Farthing Charles I

laureated head left. Rev. Brittania. Milled edge.Silver. V. F. Scarce $ 6.00

735

—

—^Farthing. William III (no date) bust r. Rev.Mary bust r. Plain Edge. Ex. Fine. Silver. Rare $ 8.00

736—Farthing, 1694. William & Mary conjoined busts r.

' Rev. Brittania. Plain edge. V. F. Silver. Rare....$ 7.5073 7—Pattern Farthing, 1698. William III, bust r. Rev.

Brittania. Elx. Fine. Silver. Rare $ 7.50738

—

-Pattern Farthing no date. William III, 1695-1701,bust r. Reverse, Radiant sun, NON. DEVIO.Very fine. Rare $ 7.50

739

—

Pattern Halfpenny by Droz. 1788. George III,


bust r. Brittania. Copper, proof - $ > 5.00740 Pattern Penny (Cartwheel) I 797. George III, :

bust r. Rev. Brittania. Bronz, Unc., rare. Plainedge _ _ $ 7.50

741—Patern Commercial Penny, 1797. George III,

r. Brittania on Cannon. Bronze. Very Rare . $ 20.00

742

Pattern Farthing (Cartwheel) 1 798. Copper,proof. Rare _ $ 6.00

743

Model Crown. Silver with brass center. 1898.Pair with and without "PUB. BY H. HYAMS"Proofs. Pair . $ 1 5.00

744

1901, 25 1000 of a pound sterling. Silveredbronze. Unc. . _ __ $ . 4.00

745—

FRANCE, Louis XVI bust left. Blank reverse(quarter size) Copper, Unc. $ 4.00

746—

U an 3. 10 Centimes. Snake around fasces.

Brass. Unc. Rare $ : 5.00

747

1791, Dexain , large and small sizes. Bell Metal. '

Unc. Pair . $ 6.00

748

1792, 1 Sou, Piece d’essai. Plain edge. Brass $ 5.00749— 1816, 10 Centimes, Napoleon II, head left.

Copper, plain edge. Proof $ ; 5.00750 1824, 10 Centimes, Colonies. Louis XVIII left.

Copper, Unc. .. $ 4.0075 1 1831, 5 Francs. Henry \\ head left. Plain

edge. Bronze. Very Rare $ 25.00

752

1833,J.4 Franc, Henry V, head left. Plain edge.

Copper $ 5.00

753

1831, Set of 3 patterns. 100 Franc pieces struck

in white metal. designs by Rogat, Gayrard andBarre. Rare Set, 3 pcs $

’

754

1 Centime (no date), Louis Philippe; and 2

Centimes 1842, Louis Philippe. By Barre.Copper. Pair. Unc. . . . . $ 6.50

75 5—

5

Francs by Donard. 1844, Louis Philippe,

Cardboard, lettered edge. Unc. Rare _ $ 20.00756 5 Francs by Donard, 1857. Louis Philippe. Brass.

Very Fine . - — - $ 5.00

75 7 1 Franc, 1848, struck by Commune during attempt

to overthrow Government. Square, Liberty cap,

clasped hands. Copper. Unc. . . . $ 7.50

758

GENEVA, 1838, Set of 1,2, 5, 10, 25 Centimesall copper but last (white metal). Uncirculated

5 pieces . .. — $ 12.50

759

GERMANY, 2 Marks and 10 Marks in Silver,

1913. Emperors bust. Proof. Pair $ 15.00

760

GRIQUATOWN, 1 Penny ( 1890) Copper.

Victoria. Proof. — - — - - $ 3.00

761—HAITI, 1850, 6 Centimes Fausten I, bust 1. 6

Centimes without bust 1850; 10 Centimes with


bust; 20 Centimes 1877, female head left, all in

copper proof, and 20 Centimes 1877, in nickel.

5 pieces. —$ 1 7.50

762

—

HOLLAND, Pattern for 10 Gulden gold struck in

copper, 1819. William, bust left. Uncirculated— $ 4.00763

—

^HONDURAS, 2 Ya real in aluminum. View of

fort, blank reverse. Inscription in wreath, EISSAI

DE MONNAIE. Unc. Pair $ 5.00764

—

LIBERIA, Collection of 10 pattern copper coin.

1847, 2 cents; 1868, 1 cent and 2 cents; 1889,1 cent and 50 cents (white metal); 1890, 1 cent

(2 varieties) and 2 cents; Scarce Proofs.

Worth $ 40.00-$ 50.00765

—

SPAIN, 1896, 20 Centimos. Alfonso XIII head r.

Copper, Unc. $ 1 0.00

766—

SWITZERLAND, 1854, 2 Francs by Bovy.Female head left. Rev. Inscription in wreath.Plain edge. Silver proof - $ 7.50

FOREIGN SILVER (A Reicher Collection)

(Tliis offering contains many unusual items, some quite rare. Elach

is attributed in an envelope. Lack of space prevents detailed listing, butcollectors genuinely interested should attempt to examine the lots. Clientsknown to us may request lots for examination on condition that these lots

will be returned promptly and postage paid both ways.)

767—

ALBANIA, 1926, 5 Franka. C. W. No. 5.


—

AUSTRIA, Collection of 21 Silver and 1 Coppercoins. Includes 7 early thalers from Ferdinand to

Leopold Hogmouth. Very fine. Owner valueslot at $ 80.00

769

—

4 Ducats gold, 1915, Franz Josef. Brilliant Proof $ 40.00770

—

BULGARIA, 5 Leva, 1892, 1894, 1934.Ferdinand I, Boris III, Very fine. Owner values at $ 18.50

7 71—BOLIVIA (5) BRAZIL (6), — also Chile,Colombia, Costa Rica. Mostly silver, includes6 crowns. 14 pieces. Worth over $ 17.00

772

—

CHINA (4), Filipina (4), Persia (3). Silver.' 6 crowns. 1 I pieces, nice lot. Owner values at... $ 30.00

773

—

COURLAND, 1780, Crown. Peter. Very fine_...$ 5.00

774—

—CZECKOSLOVAKIA, Greece, Lichtenstein, Lith-uania, Luxembourg. 7 pieces. Owner values at....$ 30.00

775

—

DENMARIC, Collection of 19 coins (18 silver),includes early coins of Christian IV and V. Ownervalues at $ 50.00

776

—

ETHIOPIA, Haiti, Hawaii, Honduras, Ecuador,Japan, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru. 26pcs. Owner values lot at $ 35.00

777

—

HUNGARY, Matthias II, Maria Theresa 1742,


Horthy 1930, facing right afid left. 4 pcs. Ownervalues at ^ ^ $ .25.00

778

—

MONACO, 1655, Honore II bust r. Rev., arms.Very good. Rare. Owner values at $ 1 5;0O

779

—

Monaco (3 copper), Montenegro, 5 p erpera.

4 pcs. Owner values at .... . $ 1 5.00.

780

—

MEXICO, 12 silver coins, 10 are crown size. Value $ -30.00781

—

BELGIUM, 1865 Leopold I, 20 francs. Veryfine and scarce . $ OOjOO.

782

—

1914, 20 francs, Albert I. Both varieties, Frenchand Flemish. Red gold. Very fine pair. Scsu-ce $100.00

783

—

Similar pair in yellow gold - $100.00( The following lots represent a very nice collection

of Belgian coins. Any but a complete description

would be inadequate. Since this is impossible, wehave divided the collection into such groups havingappeal to different collectors.)

784

—

105 coins, a few copper, all others silver. FromRodolphe de Zaeringen (1167 A.D.) to Ferdinandde Baviere (1614). Should be exaunined. Worthwell over $200.00

785

—

102 Coins, from 1 790 to 1921. Includes paterns

for I franc 1859, and 50 centimes 1833. Alsoa rare 1790 ecu au Lion and Leopold II Ducaton. . . >:i

Also 1 780 Maria Theresa Ducaton counterstamped '

for Mozambique. Includes all silver francs mintedfor Albert. Few copper, mostly silver. Valued •

by ovmer at $200.60786

—

Collection of 72 silver coins of Leopold III. ;•

Includes forty 50 franc pieces and two of Belgian

Congo. Mostly Uncirculated. 1930-1944.A splendid group valued at $2 75.00

786-A Interesting set. The 40 franc silver pattern and t.

a pair of the 50 franc Rairoad coins in French andFlemish. Rare. Worth $150.00

787 BRITAIN, Collection of 118 coins, (21 copperand 97 silver) from Henry V (1413) to GeorgeVI (1946 ). Includes Bank of England Dollar

and Crown of Cyprus. Also rare tokens and a 4

shilling pattern. Valued by owner at $173.00788

—

FRANCE, 40 Frames Gold. Bonaparte, PremierConsul, bust left. An XI. Very fine $ 40.00

789

—

5 Frames gold, 1863. Napolean III. Very fine _...$ 4.00

790

—

Patterns. 1 792, 2 Soles, Hercules copper; also

1793, 2 Sols. The law; bell metal, by Dupre.

2 pcs. Owner values at . $ 60,00791

—

Patters. 1831, Henry V, 5 francs silver in bronze.

Also 1 franc silver in silver. Nice pair . $ 25.00

792—

Patters 1874. MAC-MAHON I SEPTENANT.Bust left. Rev. arms. Set of silver, copper,


bronze 5 franc pieces. Rare 100.00

Rodez (1132 A.D.) to Louis XIII (1643.) 40''

'silver coins, worth over — .- — - $ 90.00

794—^Collection of 26 silver coins. Charles V, (2),

An Moulou, and Louis XIII. Scarce. Worth well

over $100.00795—Collection of 38 silver coins, Louis XV and XVI,

i ' and Republic. 21 are crowns and include counter-

stamps, and Six Livres L’an II. A nice lot valued

by owner at - $200.00796

—

Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis XVIII, Charles X,

Louis Philippe, Napoleon III (the rare 1869).Includes Cesalpine and Morocco. 58 Coins

(45 silver). Valued at $125.00

797—

GERMANY, 20 Marks Gold, 1888. Frederick.’ ^ Very fine $ 20.00

798

—

20 Marks Gold...Hamburg, 1884. Very fine $ 17.50

799—

j

—

10 Marks Gold. 1898, Hamburg. Very fine $ 12.00800

—

10 Marks Gold. 1878, Bayern. Very fine $ 12.00801

—

10 Marks Gold. 1907, Bremen. Proof surface $ 20.00

802—

—Germania, A rare and valuable collection of 1 29silver and 7 copper-bronze coins from 1542 to

date. Included are coins of Lubeck, Mansfield,

1613, Spruchtaler, the Bremen 1871, Peace Sign-

,

'

‘ ing (Worth $50.00), and many scarce items.

Interested Collectors should make a special effort

to see this unusual lot. Valued by owner at over _ $400.00803

—

NETHERLANDS, Collection of 76 Early silver

coins from Othon II (1229) to Napoleon (1808).Includes Ducaton au Cav, Ecu au Cav, ZeelandPattern au Piedfort, Charles d’Egmont, and LouisNapoleon 50 Stuivers as well as a set of 4 Siegepieces of Grovingen. A nice lot valued at over $275.00

804

—

Collection of 117 coins, mostly silver from 1819to date. Includes 3 gulden of William I, and somerare patterns. Worth about $1 10.00

805— 54, 25^ pieces of 1941; and 59, 10^ pieces of1941. Unc. 113 pcs. $ 20.00

806-^—ITALY, Collection of 79 coins (73 silver) from1931 to date. About half are crowns and includeTeston of Milan (Galeazza Maria Sforzia) Maltaset; an ecu and Yz ecu of Charles-Quint (Sicily)120 Grani Joseph Napoleon, Joachim Murat 1813;

' also Venice, Etruria, San Marino. Nice condition.Valued by owner at over $250.00

807

—

POLAND, Collection of 30 silver coins 1 568-1 939,includes talers of Vuadislas III and Jean Casimir,also Sigismund III, Stanislas. Estimate $110.00

808—RUSSIA, Collection of 53 coins (45 silver) from


1655 to date. Includes a Holland Daler counter-stamped for Russia (Peter the Great) and severalproof roubles. Also Catherine, Anne, Peter III,

Elizabeth, Paul, Soviet, etc. Valued at $125.00809

—

SPAIN, Collection of 53 silver coins ( 1 copper)from Ferdinand and Isabella( 1 474- 1 506)to date.

Includes rare 4 Real of Charles and Johanna andsiege pieces of Barcelona, Majorque, Cartegena.Owner values at $160.00

810

—

Rare pattern for 20 reales. Crown size. Isabel II,

1 86__. . Silver Proof. Very Rare $

811—

NORWAY, 1659. Taler of Frederic III V. F.

and rare $ 25.008 I 2—Norway and Sweden. Collection of 9 silver coins

including a Thaler of Carl XIII in V. F. condition.

Also set of 4 coins of Christian IIII, Valued byowner at $ 50.00

8 I 3—SWEDEN, 1 642, Salvator Dalor. Christina almostfacing. Very fine; very scarce $ 12.50

8 1

4

SWITZERLAND, Collection of 1 3 silver coins

from 1609 to 1933. Includes 5 Franken Berne1795, 4 Fr. Lucern 1814. Valued at $ 47.50

815

VATICAN, Splendid selection of 31 silver (plus

5 copper) coins from 1623 to 1931. Includes

Scudos of Urbanus VIII, Clement X, Innocent XI,

Innocent XII, Leo XII, etc. Worth $125.00816—

1

Scudo gold, 1858, Pius IX. Very fine $ 7.50

8

1

7—Desirable lot. Portugal 1 000 R. Carlos I andAmelia, 4 th Centenary: Serbia Peter I, 1914,

Century of Carogeorges; Romania (5 pieces),

includes Pattern 50 Boni 1910, also San Marino

(5 pcs.), Siam (2), Sarawak, Uuaguay (2),

Venezuela. 1 6 silver, 2 copper. Valued at .. $ 50.00

818—U. S. A., Copper 1804, Large Cents 1795,

1802, 1819, 1827, 1835. 7 pcs $ 7.50

819 3^ Nickels (2), Yi Dimes (5), Dimes (5).

V. F. 12 pcs. $ 3.00

820

—

25^J, 1807, about extremely fine $ 7.50

821

—

25^, 1818. Uncirculated with iridescent surface

and proof lustre - - $ 12.50

822

—

50^, 1931, 1858-0, 1893 Columbus, 1918Lincoln and 1946 set of Booker T. Washington ..$ 8.50

823

—

Silver Dollar, 1799. Very fine $ 15.00

824

—

1802 over 1801. Very fine $ 17.50

825—

1878, Proof-like, 1891 fine, 1921-D, 1923 $ 6.00

FOREIGN SILVER — WITZEL CONSIGNMENT

826

—

AUSTRIA, Pattern 1 Krone, 1914. Franz Josef

bust r. Rev. Gladiator slaying serpent. Proof

28 ORDER YOUR PRICE UST

and rare - $82 7—AUSTRALIA, 1929. Silver Dollar size medal.

CENTENARY of WESTERN AUSTRALIA.George V, Crowned bust with robes, left. Very fine $ 6.30

826 BRAZIL, Series 1932. Commemorating 400thanniversary of Colonization of Brazil. Six pieces.

Coins of the World pp. 39-44 inch 2000, 1000,

500, 400, 200, and 100 Reis. Uncirculated - $ 8.00

829—

Brazil, C. W. Nos.: 12, 15, 30, 35, 36, and 47.

Extremely fine $ 4.00

830—

CANADA, 1945, Set, $1.00, 50^, \0f5^, 1^. 6 pieces, Uncirculated $ 3.00

831—

CHINA, Republic. C.W. 18 and 19. Dr. SunYat Sen, left. Chinese junk, with and without

birds. Unc. Pair $ 12.50832

—

Pair of Pattern Dollars. Sun Yat Sen, left. Junks,

with 3 masts. Stormy sea, other with calm sea.

Uncirculated pair. Scarce $

833—

Sun Yat Sen. C.W. No. 6, 20 and 38. Unc.3 pieces $ 7.50

834 Communist Copper. 200 Cash. Sickle andHammer. 200 in wreath. No dates, unlisted in

C. W. Rare . _ $835

—

^Dollar, 1928. Motor Car. Kwei Chow Province.

Fine, rare $ 1 5.00836

—

Miscellaneous Chinese. C.W. 36, 51. (Republic);56 Empire (Manchuria). Very fine. 3 pieces 4.50

837—

CZECKOSLOVAKIA, MASARYK. C.W. 8.

Commemorating Republic’s 1 0 Anniversary, andC.W. 28, Commemorating death of Masaryk,founder and first President. Extremely fine, pair $ 7.50

838—

FRANCE, Ecu, 1792, Louis XVI, V. F.; 5 francsNapoleon 1812, V. G. ; 5 francs 1815, V. F.

3 pieces __ . $ 6.50

839—

GERMANY, 2 Marks. Prussia 1888, Frederick;also 2 M 1888, Wilhelm II; also 5 M 1888, Wil-helm II. All Unc. and scarce . $ 10.00

840

—

Bremen 2 M, 1904; Bavaria 3 M, 1911; Reich3 M, 1913, Ejnperor mounted; also 3 M 1913,Commemorating Oct. 18, 1813. Four pieces, all


—

Hindenburg, 192 7, 80th Birthday. Medallic5 Marks, Proof lustre .. $ 5.00

842

—

Graf Zeppelin. C.W. 8 and 31. Five and ThreeMarks commemorating World flight in 1 929. V. F.pair, scarce. Catalogue at $ 17,50

843

—

Evacuation of Rhine. C.W. 9 and 33. Five andthree Marks. Eagles. Very fine pair. List at $ 7.50

844

—

5 Marks 1934. C.W. 12. Anniversary of Nazirule; also C.W. 42, Hindenburg 2 Marks. Very


fine, pair $ 5.00843—GREAT BRITAIN, 1935. Pattern Crown.

George V, head left. Raised letters on edge.Brilliant proof. Rare $ 25.00

846 1935, Crown. As above, regular issue. Ex. Fine,

C W 3 1 - $ 3.50847

—

Yl Crown, 1 746. George 11, left. LIMA. Veryfine, scarce $ 6.00

848

—

Silver 6 pence 1 696, 6 pence and shilling 1787,also Georgetown (Br. Guiana) 1 /d, and Id.

(1840) coppers. Very fine. Five pieces $ 4.00849

—

GUATEMALA, 3 interesting Pesos of 1 894.Regular issue, counterstamped on Peso of Chile,

counterstamped on Sol of Peru. Very fine; 3 pieces $ 10.00850

—

HESSIA, */3 Thaler 1771. Griffins supportingarms; also (Bloody) Yi Thaler 1776. Star. Veryfine; pair $ 4.00

85 1—HUNGARY, 5 Korona 1907, Franz Josef. C.W. 6.

Ex. fine; also 5 Pengo 1939, Admiral Horthy.C.W. 3. Uncirculated nice pair $ 10.00

852—

5 Pengo, 1948. Similar but struck in aluminum,V. F._

853

—

LATVIA, 5 Lati 1929. Women’s bust in native

costume r. C.W. 1, Extremely fine $ 7.00

854—

MEXICO, 1866 Maximilian l Peso X. F.; 1870Republic 8 eales Unc. ; 1911 Liberty on Horse ,

1 Peso. Unc. 3 pieces i $ 8.00

855—

NORWAY, C.W. 13 and 16. Two Kroner 1906,large shield, and 1907 small shield. Commemorat-ing independence and 1914 Centenary of Consti-

tution. 3 pieces. Uncirculated $ 7.00

856—

POLAND, C.W. 13. 5 Zlotych 1930, V. F.;

C.W. 17, 10 Zlotych 1933. Jan Sobieski, Unc.CW. 20, 5 Zlotych 1934. Pilsudski. Unc.

3 pieces $ 12.00

857—C.W. 17 and 18. 10 Zlotych 1933. Sobieski.

250th Anniversary. Relief of Vienna; andTraugutt, Insurrection of 1863. Unc. pair $ 12.50

858

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PORTUGAL, 500 and 200 reis 1898, Com-memorating 400th anniversary Discovery of India;

also 1 Escudo C.W. 11 (1914 Crown) Com-memorating birth of the Republic. About Unc.

3 pieces — $ 7.50

859

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RUSSIA, 1 Rouble 1834, Alexander, Com-memorating Battle of Borodino; Proof. Also

Soviet,, 1 Rouble 1924, C.W. 28; and 15 and 20Kopeks. 5 pieces, very fine $ 10.00

860—SPAIN, 1 809, Five Pesetas, Siege Piece, Taragona.

Ferdinand VII, ascended throne in 1 808 and wasimprisoned by Napoleon. Very fine; scarce $


861—SWITZERLAND, 5 Francs 1939, Zurich Exposi-tion C W. 15; also 5 Francs 1939, Laupen Com-memorative, C.W. 1 5 a. Uncirculated pair $ 6.00

862—INTERESTING NECESSITY COINS, Antwerp1814, 10 Centimes by Napoleon during siege;

Anhalt 1758, 8 Grochen Military money; Ellberfeld

1847, Famine Token 1 Brod; France 1943, 1 and2 francs aluminum. Retain issue. All very fine.

Five pieces $ 5.00863

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Assorted Coins, 1 8 different. Austria, Australia, '

Belgium, Ethiopia, Germany, Greece, Hamburg,etc. Various metals, mostly silver. An interesting

group. Worth over $ 1 5.00

MEXICO — GENSHEIMER COLLECTION

(References are to Raymond’s “Dollars of North and South America”and to Guttag’s "Latin American Collection.” (Available at NumismaticGallery, $3.17 PP). Most of the following were originally part of the GuttagCollection.

,

864

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1723, 8 Reales. Philip V Holed. Guttag 2599cRaymond 8. Fine $ 8.00

865

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1746, 8 Reales. Philip V. Piller Type. R. 10Guttag 2633a. Very fine $ 5.00

866

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1761, 8 Reales. Charles III. R. 12, G. 2672.Very Fine $ 6.00

867

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1 772, 8 Reales. Bust type. R. 1 3, Guttag 2687D.Ex Fine $ 4 50

868 1789, 8 Reales. Charles IV with Bust of Chas.III.

R. 14, Guttag 2 720. Very fine $ 4.00869— 1791, 8 Reales. Charles IIII with own bust.

R. 1 5. G. 2722. Very fine $ 3.50

870

1810, 8 Reales. Ferdinand VII. R. 16.

G. 2775C. V. F $ 3.75871— 1810, Yl Real silver, as above. Unc. Gem.

Guttag 2776 $ 3.00872

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1810, 8 Reales. Somberette. Coinage of Gen.Vargas. R. 31, G. 2829. Fine, rare $ 17.50

873

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1811, Zacatecas, Provisional Money 8 Reales.View of Mountain L. V. O. R. 33. G. 2836Fine $ 12.50

874

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1812, 8 Reales Somberette. Coinage of Gen.Vargas. Different type. R. 32. G. 2854. Good,rare $ jQ.OO

875

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1812, 8 Reales of Morelos in Copper. Fine.R. 29, G. 2928 $ 3.00

876

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1813, 8 Reales. Chihuahua, cast (as are all from1810 to 1813.) Fine, scarce. R. 22 G. 2905a ... $ 12.50

077— 1821, 8 Reales. Mexico Mint Ferdinand VII.


1

R. 17. G. 2818. Very fine $ 4.00878

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1821, 8 Reales. Durango. R. 18. G. 2816.Very good $ 5.00

879

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1821, 8 Reales. Guadalajara. R. 19. G. 2817.Ex. fine; scarce $ 12.50

880

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1821, 8 Reales. Zacatecas. R. 21. G. 2819.Very fine $ 6.50

881— 1822, 8 Reales. Augustin 1. Iturbide. Small head.

R. 35, G. 3013. Very fine $ 6.50882

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1823, 8 Reales. Augustin 1, large head, large

eagle. R. 36. Extremely Fine $ 9.00883

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1831, 8 Reales. Republic. Durango. R, 38,

G. 3099c. Ex. F $ 6.00884

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1866, Peso. Maximilian Emperor. R. 39.. Veryfine $ 2.00

885

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1870, Peso. Republic. Balance design, Culiacan.

R. 40, G. 3377a. Uncirculated $ 5.00886

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Similar, 1870. Zacatecas, and Mexico City. Pair.

Fine $ 3.00887 1874, 8 Reales. R. 4 1 . Five pieces, Guanaxuato,

Potosi, Mexico, Hermosillo, and Zacatecas. Veryfine. Lot $ 8.50

888

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1902, Peso. Culiacan. R. 42, G. 3686. Ex. Fine $ 3.00889

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1910, Peso. Horseman. R. 43, G. 3726. Ex. Fine $ 3.00890

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1913, I Peso. Revoluntionary coinage. Issued

by Gen. Pancho Villa. Parral, Chihuahua. R. 45,

G. 3774, Wood 4. Uncirculated $ 9.00891

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1914, Peso. Durango, Muera Huerta. R. 46,

G. 3798, Wood 8. Unc. and very scarce $ 12.00892 1914, 2 Pesos. Gurrero Zapata. R. 48,

G. 3790, Wood 30. Unc. and scarce $ 8.00893—Similar but 1 Peso. Very fine .„$ 3.00894 1915, Peso. Chihuahua, Army of the North.

R. 47, G. 3812, Wood 22. Uncirculated $ 8.00895— 1915, Peso. Issued in Toxco. Not in Raymond,

G. 3823, Wood 40. Uncirculated . $ 5.50

896

1921, Two pesos. Commemorating Centennial

of Independence. R. 44, Uncirculated $ 4.00

897

1922, Peso. Uncirculated .. $ 1.00

898

—

BRAZIL, 1826, 960 Reis Silver. Uncirculated;

and 1830, 40 Reis Copper. V. F. Pair .. $ 3.50899

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1900, Set of 4 coins; 400, 1000, 2000, and 4000Reis. Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of

the Discovery of Brazil. (See Raymond 9, 10)Unc. and quite scarce $ 30.00

900

—

MARTINIQUE, 1745, Mexican 8 Reales coin with

heart shaped cut from center. Wood 29, R. 1 4.

Very fine, lists at . $ 50.00901

—

CUBA, 1897, Souvenir Peso. R. 1. Unc _$ 3.00

902

—

HONDLIRAS, 1882, Peso. Very fine . .$ 2.50


903—SOUTH PERU, 1837, 8 Reales Cuzco Mint.

Castle, VOIcanos, etc. R. 1 7. Uncirculated $ 5.00

904 ^PHILLIPPINES, 1 Peso 1897. Alfonso XIII Boy s

Head. Uncirculated $ 2.75

905— 1936, Commemorative Set. 1st year of Common-wealth. 3 pieces — Roosevelt, Murphy, Quezon.

Uncirculated $ 8.00

906 JAPAN, 1886, Trade Dollar. Ex. Fine $ 2.50

907

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Phillippine Islands, 1905, Set of 1 Peso, 50, 20,

10, 5, and Yi Centavo. Six pieces. Proofs $ 7.50

908

—

CHINA, Lot of 1 8 silver dollars, includes 3

Mexican Chop marked pieces. Very fine. Worth - $ 20.00909

—

ANCIENTS, Lot of 1 2 miscellaneous coins. Rome,Greece, Alexandrian, Corinth, Silver and bronze.

Very good to fine. Worth $ 12.00

NUMISMATIC LITERATURE

9 1 0 ADAMS, Edgar, Guttag Collection of Latin Ameri-can Coins. Profusely illustrated. 5000 coins,

2000 half-tones. Cloth, octavo, gold-tooled; as

new $ 3,00

91 1—Another, same $ 3.00912—Same — 3 copies $ 7.50

9 1 3—Dummy of above book prepared before publica-

tion. A Collector’s item $ 7,50

9 14

—

ADAMS, Edgar, Private Gold Coinage of Cali-

fornia. Plates, cloth, quarto. New York, 1913.New $ 7.50

915

—

Another, same $ 7.50916 Another, same $ 7.509

1

7—ADAMS, Edgar, Official Premium of U. S. andTerritorial Gold Coins. Cloth, 16 mo.. 6 copies $ 7.50

9 I 8—ADAMS, Edgar and WOODIN, William H., UnitedStates Pattern, Trial and Experimental Pieces.

Interleaved copy with numerous notations. (Wesuspect that this copy was used by Mr. Adams.)Cloth, octavo. New York, 1913 $ 25.00

919

—

Same, but regular original edition $ 10.00920

—

As above, but paper cover $ 5.00921

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A Collection of Photographic Plates, being theoriginals used for the publication of Guttag’s LatinAmerican Collection, Must have cost over $500.00.A specialist in Latin American Coinage shouldseize this opportunity. Easily worth $50.00-$ 75.00

922

—

ANDREWS, Frank D., United States Copper cents,1816-1857. Guttag Reprint, 1924. 2 copies $ 6.00

923—

AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY, Catalogof U. S. and Colonial Coins. 1914. One of thefinest of its kind. Paper, octavo $ 5.00

ORDER YOUR PRICE UST 33

12.00924

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Same, 3 copies . $925

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A. N. S. Monographs, 15 different; includes

Proceedings $ 10.00926

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BLAKE, George H., United States Paper Money.Paper, octavo. New York, 1908 $ 3.00

92 7—^BRETON, P. N., Coins and Tokens of Canada.Standard work, illustrated. Ya leather, octavo.

Binding loose 7.50928

—

BROWNING, A. W., Early Quarters of the UnitedStates. Eight Photographic Plates. Cloth, octavo.

Standard work on the subject $ 1 5.00

929—

COMENCINI, M., Coins of the Modern World.Illustrated, cloth, small octavo $ 3.00

930—

CROSBY, S. S., U. S. Coinage of 1793. Centsand Half Cents. A reprint, plates $ 2.00

931

—

DELGADO, Ricardo, Las Monedas Jaliscienses.

Illustrated. Cloth, octavo. Mexico, 1938 $ 5.00932

—

FONROBEIRT, J^es, Collection of North andCentral America, Coins and Medals. Catalog byAdolph Weyl. Numerous illustrations. Berlin,

1878. Cloth, octavo $ 17.50933

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Same, but North America only. Prices. Cloth,

octavo $ 12.50934

—

FREY, Albert R., A Dictionary of NumismaticNames. Cloth, quarto. New York, 1917 $ 17.50

935 GILBERT, E., U. S. Half Cents. Cloth, quarto.

Plus six Photographic Plates. Standard work, rare $ 20.00

936—

HASELTINE, J. W., Type Table of U. S. Dollars,

Half Dollars and Quarters, etc. Original. Cloth,

octavo. Rare . $ 20.00

937—

HETRICH - GUTTAG, Civil War Tokens andTradesmen’s Cards. Plates, cloth, large octavo.

Standard work. New . $ 15.00

938

Another, as above . ^ $ 15.00

939

Another, as above .. $ 15.00940—Another, with numerous notations of value to a

collector $ 15.00941 De Luxe Edition of above publication. Bound in

limp leather, gold-tooled with PhotographicPlates, linen-backed. A very limtied edition $ 25.00

942—Another, same . $ 25.00943

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Another, same . . ._$ 25.00944

—

Original photographs used for above publication.

Loose . . $ 3.00945

—

HEISS, A., Photostat Negatives of most of plates

used in “Description General de las MonedasHispana Cristionas, Volume I, quarto, loose $ 5.00

946

—

HILL, George F., Becker the Counterfeiter. Part I,

portrait and 8 plates. Boards, octavo. London,1924 $ 3.00


947 INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO., Nickel Coins.

Beautifully illustrated. Cloth, large octavo. Plus

appendix -948

—

KING, R. P., Lincoln in Numismatics. TheNumismatist, February, 1924. Paper

949

—

Another, same950

—

Another same

951—

MEILI BRAZILIAN COLLECTION, Parts I, II,

and III. Including Paper Money, plus a folio of

fine plates. ^ cloth and boards, quarto and

octavo.. An unusual offering. Worth over $

952

—

As above. Part I only, 1645 to 1822. Yz cloth

and boards, large octavo. Plates $

953—

MILLER, H. C. and RYDER, H., The State Coin-

ages of New England, (Conn., Vt., and Mass.).

Cloth, quarto, plates $

954_NEWC0MB, H. R., U. S. Cents of 1801-1802-1803. Cloth, quarto. Fine plates. Standard work $

955—NEWLIN, H. P., Early Half Dimes, Cloth, octavo,

plates. Standard work $956—OLIVEREIS, Francisco N., Numismatica Nacional

Uruguay. Cloth, large octavo. Illustrated. Scarce $

95 7—PRADEAU, A. F., Numismatic History of Mexico.With 24 plates. Cloth, quarto. Los Angeles, 1938 $

958—RAYMOND, W., Coins of the World. (Presenta-

tion copy, first edition.) also Gold Coins of Northand South America, also Spanish America GoldCoins. Lot $

959

—

ROGERS, Rev. E., A Handy Guide to Jewish Coins.

Cloth, octavo. Plates $960

—

SALBACH, Oscar, Las Medallas del CuerpoGeneral de Bomberos. Boards, quarto. Plates $

961

—

SCOTT, Copper and Nickel Catalog, 1893. Paper,Octavo. Rare $

962

—

Paper Money Catalog, 1894. Rare _ $963

—

1916, Catalog, Gold and Silver $964

—

Same, 3 copies $965

—

SMITH, A. M., Illustrated Encyclopedia, Gold andSilver Coins of the World. Cloth, octavo. Needsrebinding. Rare $

966

—

SPINK, The Milled Silver Coinage of England.Cloth, octavo. Illustrated. London, 1925 $

967

—

STEIGERWALT, C., U. S. and Colonial Coins,Illustrated. Cloth, octavo $

968

—

VALENTINE, D. W., Fractional Currency of theU. S. cloth, octavo. New York, 1924 $

969

—

W^ISMER, D. C., New York Obsolete PaperMoney — a descriptive list. Cloth, octavo.Illustrated $

970

—

Pennsylvania Notes, similar $

5.00

5.005.005.00

60.00

10.00

6.50

12.50

10.00

12.00

7.50

6.00

3.00

7.50

5.005.003.007.50

10.00

3.00

3.00

5.00

5.003.50


971

—

Ohio Paper Money, similar but paper cover $ 2.50972

—

WURTZBACH, Carl, Massachusetts Colonial Silver

Money. An index with numbers and photographs.Leather, quarto. Rare $ 25.00

9 7 3—ZERBE, Farran, Bryan Money, The Numismatist,July, 1926. Paper. Scarce $ 4.00

974—Another, same :: $ 4.0097 5—Another, same $ 4.00976 Same, loose covers. 2 copies $ 7.00977

—

Miscellaneous Catalogs include Higgy, Flanagan,Guttag, etc., also Standard Catalogs. 40 items.

(A charge of $1.00 for handling this lot.) Worth_.$ 10.00978

—

NUMISMATISTS, 100 numbers. Bid for lot.

(Handling charge $1.00) $ 10.009 79—NUMISMATIST, 1914, Bound, doth $ 8.00980

—

1919, Bound, cloth $ 6.00

981—

NUMISMATIC SCRAPBOOK and Coin Collectors

Journal. 135 numbers, some duplicates. (Hand-ling charge $1,00) $ 10.00

982

—

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