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CATALOGUE
OF A COLLECTION OF
Go11FEDEI(ATE floTE^,
REGULAR AND PROVISIONAL,
STATE AND LOCAL ISSUES, CONFEDERATE BONDS,
U. S. POSTAL CURRENCY, Etc.
BEING THE FINEST COLLECTION OF THESE ISSUES EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE.
— ALSO —
BRONZE U. S. MINT MEDALS,
RARE MEDALS OF NUMISMATISTS, DEALERS, ETC.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
By MESSRS. BANGS & CO.,
739 & 741 Broadway, New York,
THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1885,
Sale begins at 2 o’clock P. M.
THE COINS, ETC., WILL BE ON EXHIBITION IN THE AUCTION ROOM, FROM HALF- PAST NINE A. M. TO ONE P. M., ON THE DAY OF THE SALE.
Catalogued by LYMAN H. LOW,
Of B. Westermann & Co., - - 838 Broadway, New York.
SEVENTH SALE
BOSTON :
T. R. MARVIN & SON, NUMISMATIC PRINTERS,
1885.
AMERICAN COIN SCALE.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
^6 reverse ; obv., obverse ; r., right ; 1., left ; w. m., white metal ;
ex,, exergue.
CATALOGUE.
CONFEDERATE TREASURY NOTES.
In the following descriptions of this remarkable collection, the numbers in parentheses at the beginning of each lot, refer to Haseltine’s List; but I have not followed his peculiar denominational consecutiveness, preferring the more appropriate order of the sets as indicated by the Printer and Engraver.
No duplicates until mentioned.
No imaginary varieties.
No coimterfeits, except the single lot so described.
Each “series” and letter mentioned.
When an important difference occurs in the paper, such as “ watermarked letters,'^ etc., it is always noted.
Every cancelled note described as ''' clean cut," when no portion of the note is missing, or pimched," when the piece is cut out.
A ISSUES OF i86i, WITH WRITTEN DATES.
(Hi) $1000. Montgomery; National Bank Note Co. Bust of Calhoun in left, and Andrew Jackson in r. corners ; A A. Un- ^ circulated, cancelled, clean cut ; very rare.
1*2 (H 2) $500. Montgomery; National Bank Note Co. Drove of cattle crossing brook, train on R. R. bridge ; Ceres seated 1. ; ^ AA. Uncirculated, perfect ; the rarest of the series.
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(H 3) $100. Montgomery; National Bank Note Co. Railway train at depot ; statue of America 1. ; AA. Very fine, clean note ; rare.
Duplicate of last. Fine, a trifle soiled.
(H 5) $50. Montgomery ; National Bank Note Co. Negroes working cotton field ; A A. Very’ fine and clean; rare.
(FI 4) $100. Richmond; Southern Bank Note Co., New Or- leans. Hudson River Railway train to 1., steamer on river, Justice and Minerva standing 1. and r. ends; BB. Red fibre paper. Uncirculated ; rare.
Duplicate of last. Uncirculated.
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CATALOGUE.
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(H 6) $50. Richmond ; Southern Bank Note Co., New Orleans. Commerce and Industry seated on bale, between factory and cotton press, bust of Washington on r. ; BB. Red fibre paper; rare.
Duplicate of last. Fine, slightly soiled.
(H 13) $5 ; J. Manouvrier, New Orl® FIVE across left end, “V” and “5” at top. Blue back; date always written “July 25, 1861 ; ” FF, GG, HH, II. Very good; fine for this very rare type. 4 notes.
Duplicate ; GG. Good ; very rare.
ISSUE OF JULY 25th, 1861. PRINTED DATES.
(H. No. 10) does not exist. It was a fraud copied from a design used in 18C3, on Monroe Co., Tenn., notes.
'] 12 (H 7) $100. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond, Va. Ceres and Pro- serpine to 1., bust of Washington on 1. ; y^B, CC. Thick and thin paper, also plate varieties. Ver}^ fine to uncir. 5 notes.
(, 13 (FI 8) $50. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Bust of Washington centre, Tellus seated on 1. ; B, Bl\ C. Thick and thin paper; plate variety. Uncirculated ; (one very fine.) 4 notes.
() 14 (H 9) $20. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Ship sailing r. ; B,C, Ce, Cee, D. Thick and thin paper ; plate variety. One fair ; others veiy good to uncirc. 7 notes.
in 15 (H ii) $10. Hoyer &: Ludwig, Richmond. Liberty seated near
* eagle. Confederate fiag on shield has ii stars, Hope with anchor on 1. ; AA. Thin and brownish thick paper. Fine. 2 notes.
p 16 (H iia) $10. Same as last, but only 10 stars on fla_g. A (large and small), B (i plate var.), C (large and small). Thick and thin paper. Good (4), fine (2). 6 notes.
|bii7 (FI 12) $5. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. From same plate as preceding, but shield altered to “ 5 ” in lathe work, corners, etc., to correspond, sailor ini. corner; B^ Bb. Fine; rare, seldom found so clean. 2 notes.
P18 Duplicate of last; Bb. Very good; rare.
ISSUES DATED SEPTEMBER 2, 1861.
/.^*i9 (H 18) $50. Richmond ; Southern Bank Note Co., New Orleans. Railway train before a steamboat wharf, Hope 1. and justice r. ; A A. Red fibre paper. Very fine ; rare.
A'\o (H 29) $20. Richmond; Southern B. N. Co., New Orleans. Navigation kneeling l.)efore her charts, etc. ; ships on r., Minerva seated 1., a blacksmith standing r. ; A A. Red fibre ; very fine and rare.
^*2 1 (H 34) $10. Richmond; Southern B. N. Co., Nev.' Orleans. In- dian chief and family, Thetis with trident 1., Indian maid with maize and X r. ; A, B, C. Red fibre ; fine. 3 notes.
CATALOGUE.
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_2,I^22 (H 42) $5. Richmond; Southern B. N. Co., New Orleans. Com- merce, Agriculture, Justice, Liberty and Industry grouped, statue of female 1., Washington r. ; A, B, C. Red fibre ; very good. 3 notes.
5 23 (H 14) $100. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Men loading cot- ton on wagon, sailor seated on left; A A to DD\ very fine. 4.
.L24 $100. Same, but letters A to A-^’^'A. Uncirculated. 9.
^ 25 $100. Same, but letter -^AA to <^AA (except /). Uncir-
culated. 1 1 notes.
26 $100. Same, but letters A^ A to A® A. Uncirc. 8.
*^27 (H 15) $100. Similar to last, but with flourishes after confed- erate ; Ai A to A^ A, also large “'6” and “7.” Uncirc. 10.
028 (11 16) $50. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Moneta seated with treasure chests, sailor and mechanic on 1. ; AA to (Latter very good). Uncirculated. 5 notes.
29 $50. Same, but letters A-^A (3 sizes), ’j? and ’/i; fine. 5.
30 $50. Same, but letters AUA to A® A. Uncirculated. 8.
Op 3 1 (H i6a) $50. Similar, but inch shorter and printed on light
mam7/a pRper ; A" A. Uncirculated. Very rare.
/ 32 (hi 17) $50. Same as No. 30, but flourishes after confed- erate ; A^A, 3, 5, 7, 8. Fine to uncirculated. 5 notes.
7,33 (LI 25) $20. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Ship sailing r., sailor and capstan 1. ; AA to QQ. Fine. 13 notes.
3 34 $20. Same, but letters BAA to LA A. Straw and thin
paper. Fine. 1 1 notes.
^ 35 $20. Same, with letters a.CC to a.ioF (4) and bAA,
sSS. Good to fine. 6 notes.
^-36 $20. Same, with letters A<^A. (not in H.) A^ A. Fine.
10 notes.
3-^37 ^20. Same, v»'ith letters A* A to A^^A (26) and 19 AA to
26 AA. Fine to uncirc. 34 notes.
338 (FI 26) $20. Similar, but smaL^ flourishes after confederate; AU\ to A^®A. Fine to uncirc. 15 notes.
-3o39 >^20. Same, but inch shorter and on light Manilla
paper; 2&aA. Fine; rare.
14-40 (H 27) $20. Similar, but large flourishes after confederate ; A^^A to A-'^A. Fine to uncirc. 7 notes.
If 41 (H 28) $20. ]. T. Paterson, Columbia, S. C., otherwise similar
to last ; A^A to A® A. “ Second series.” Very good. 6.
lit) 42 (H 24) $20. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Ceres between In- dustry and Navigation, Liberty standing 1., green ornamenta- tion. Fine ; very rare.
543 21) $20. B. Duncan, Richmond. Industry reclines between
beehive and Cupid, Hope r., bust Vice Prest. Stephens 1. ; ftrst series I to 10 ; straws paper. Fine to uncirc. 10 notes'
M-44 $20. Same, but “2” and “3 series,” complete (except
No. 2 latter) ; also “ S 2 Series ” Nos. 4 and 9. Fine to un- circ. 21 notes.
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CATALOGUE.
^45 (H 22) $20. Similar, but B. Duncan, Columbia, S. C. ; first se- ries, 2 to 8 ; one short note. Fine. 7 notes.
346 (H 31) $10. B. Duncan, Columbia, S. C. Gen. Marion’s camp,
bust of R. M. T. Hunter 1., statue of Pallas r. ; first and
FOURTH SERIES, Nos. I to lo Complete ; straw paper. Fine. 18 notes.
-5 47 Same, but without printer’s name ; second series,
I to 8, THIRD SERIES, I and 7. Fine. 10 notes.
1^48 $10. Same as last; second series, but two plate num-
bers 5-1 on the note. Good ; very rare.
ti 49 (H 45) $5. B. Duncan, Richmond. Sailor seated on seashore before bales, etc.. Justice and female with 5 r., bust of Sec’y Treasury Memminger 1. ; A A to HH ; also one \ inch shorter, and one bluish-black ink, which may be FI. 46. Good to uncirc. 10 notes. ,
3 50 (H 47) $5. Similar, but B. Duncan, Columbia, S. C. ; Nos. i
to 8. Very good. 8 notes.
9 51 (H 30) $10. B. Duncan, Richmond. Negro picking cotton; ^ AA to HH. Very good. 8 notes.
9 52 (H 23) $20. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Vignette of
Stephens; green ends and ovals ; W to Z ; papers plain and w.mkd. C S A in Roman and script letters. Very good to uncirculated. 5 notes.
J 53 (H 38) $10. Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Hope standing : bust Hunter 1., and Memminger on r. ; W to Z ; w.mk C S A in Roman. Fine. 4 notes.
% 54 (H 39) $10. Same, with solid red X’s added; W to Z ; w.mks C S A, Roman and script, and plain paper. Fine. 4 notes, o 55 (H 40) $10. Same, with scroll ornamented X’s; W to Z ; w.mks C S A, Roman and script. Fine. 6 notes.
II 56 $10. Same as last, but “2nd series” (not in H). W
X Z. Plain paper ; good to fine. 3 notes.
( 57 (H 40 J) $10. Similar, with lace-work X’s; IV to Z ; w.mk Roman C S A. Fine. 4 notes.
ID 58 (H 32) Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Bust of Hunter 1., bust of nude child r. ; H to K (the / cancelled, clean cut). Plain and w.mks C S A, script and Roman. Fine. 4 notes.
10 59 (H 33) $10. Same, but Leggett, Keatinge & Ball; H to K;
plain and w.mks Roman C S A and j. whatman 1862. Very fine to uncirc. 4 notes.
C 60 (H 48) $5. Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Bust of Sect. Mem- minger, Pallas standing r. ; W to Z ; plain; CS A w.mks, y script and Roman. Very good. 4 notes.
0 61 (H 49) $5. Same, Avithout printers’ names ; H to K ; script and Roman C S A w.mks. Very good. 4 notes.
4 62 (H 50) $5. Same as lot 60, but green ovals and ends ; Jd to O,
(except Af) ; plain paper (except Z, which is w.mkd j. what- man 1862.) Good to uncirc. 6 notes.
CATALOGUE,
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"j 63 (H 5o<7) $5. Same, with Leggett, Keatinge & Ball ; I to K. V ery good to very fine. 3 notes.
^^64 (H 41) $10. Hoyer «&: Ludwig, Richmond. Liberty seated with eagle and shield 1., primitive railway train r. ; A^- Fine ; very rare.
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■’ 65 (H 43) $5. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Two negroes loading dray with cotton 1., Indian princess r. ; A^- Very good, the ^ rarest of the series.
. '-66 (FI 35) $10, Leggett, Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Negro with paniers walking beside cotton dray, bust P. M. Gen. Oldham 1., harvesting sugar-cane r. ; A and Ai ; plain date and red fibre papers. Good and fine ; rare. 2 notes.
I' 67 (H 44) $5. Leggett, Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Machinist seated r., bust of boy 1. ; A and A^ ; plain and red fibre papers. Fine ; rare. 2 notes.
6S $5. Duplicate; A^\ red fibre, soiled. Good; rare.
1469 (H 36) $10. J. T. Paterson, Columbia, S. C. Two females with urn 1., otherwise similar design to lot 64 ; A over 9 to A over 16. Plain and straw paper. Very good to fine. 8 notes.
3 70 (H 37) $10. Same, but Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond ; A over 9 to A over 16. Plain and straw paper. Very good to
uncirc. 8 notes.
.3 71 $10. Same; A''-° to A’’-^ ; also 9 over 13 over A, 14
over Same papers. Good to uncirc. 10 notes.
3^72 (H51) $5. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond. Commerce seated on bale, sailor standing 1. ; 9A to 16A. Good. 8 notes.
3-73 52) $S- Same, but J. T. Paterson, Columbia, S. C. ; 9A
to 16A. Very good to fine. 8 notes.
^^74 (H 53) $5. Same, but J. T. Paterson & Co., Columbia, S. C. ; 9A to 16A. Very good. 8 notes.
J'75 $5. Same, but Second Series 9 A to 16 A, and Third Series
12 A to 14A (i punched and i poor). Very good to uncir. ii.
5^76 (H 54) $2. B. Duncan, Columbia, S. C. Personification of the Confederacy killing the Union, bust of Sect. State Benjamin ; 4 to 8. Very good and rare. 5 notes.
6 77 (H 19) $50. Keatinge & Ball, Richmond. Bust of Jeff. Davis; PVA to ZA, also same of 2ND series ; plain, red fibre, and script C S A w.mk papers. Fine to uncirc. 8 notes.
C 78 (H 20) $50. Same, but printers’ name below fundable, etc. ; IVAtoZA; also 2ND SERIES, X, V, Z, (two last punched); red fibre, script and Roman C S A w.mks. Fine to uncirc. S.
ISSUES OF 1862, WRITTEN DATES.
^ 79 (H 55) $100. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Negroes work- ing cotton field (as on No. 5), bust J. C. Calhoun 1., Columbia standing r. ; WW to ZZ of each, script and Roman C S A and “j. WHATMAN 1862,” W.mks and plain paper; also same with inverted corner scrolls, making a difficult series to obtain. Uncirc. 23 notes.
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CATALOGUE.
(. x8o (H 56 and 57) $ 100. J. T. Paterson & Co., Columbia, S. C.
Railway train and ocean steamer, milkmaid 1. ; A over a to A over h ; large and small italics, this being the only difference in the two Nos. Fine to uncirc. 16 notes. l'^8i (H 58) $100. Similar, but well-defined steam, and single tele- graph wire ; A over a to A over h ; also c and //, small letters. ’ Uncirc. 10 notes.
'j 82 (H 59 and 60) $100. Same, but J. T. Paterson, Columbia, S. C. ; A over a to A over h ; large and small italic letters (as lot 80). Uncirc. 16 notes.
21C083 (H 61) $100. Same obverse, with green back, beautifully execu- ted design ; A over b. Fine ; very rare.
"] 84 (H 62) $100. Same obv., but with Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond ; A to A over h. Fine to uncirc. 7 notes.
ISSUE OF JUNE 2, 1862.
All following have printed dates.
3 85 (H 63) $2. Same as lot 76, except date ; first series, i to 9. Very good. 9 notes.
i2',86 $2. Same; second, i to 10, and third series, i to 12.
Good to uncirc. (i poor). 22 notes.
^ 87 (H 64) $2. Similar, but has “ 2 two ” in green ; second series, I to 10. Very good to uncirc. lo notes.
.2-188 (H 65) $1. B. Duncan, Columbia, S. C. Steamer at sea, statue of female 1., bust of Mrs. Pickens r. ; first serieSj i to 10 ; second series, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10. Very good. 17 notes.
>1,89 $1. Same ; third series, 1 to 12. Very good to fine.
12 notes.
•j 90 (H 66) Similar, but has “ i one ” in green ; first series,
I to 10 (except 7, 9). Fair to uncirc. 8 notes.
^.91 $1. Same; second series, i to 10. Fair to very good.
10 notes.
ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1862.
May not “ 1S62 ” have been a mistake of the engraver for “ 1861 ? ”
J 92 (H 67) $10. Richmond. Commerce rests on barrel and bale. Six “ Month ” after, etc. ; II to PP. Fine. 8 notes.
/3 93 Same, but Six "'■Months” after, etc.; II to PP.
V ery fine. 8 notes.
ISSUE OF DECEMBER 2, 1862.
94 (H 68) $100. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Bust of Mrs. Jeff. Davis, bust G. VV. Randolph, r., ttvo soldiers 1. ; A A to DD on paper w.mkd C S A (in border or frame) ; also A A, BB on plain paper, short notes. Uncirc. 6 notes.
1^93 $100. Same, but 2ND series; AA (short), CC (long);
C S A in border, w.mkd. Fine and uncirc. ; scarce. 2 notes.
CATALOGUE.
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^ g6 (H 69) $50. Same as lot 77, but 3RD series; \vA to zA ; plain, C S A script, and C S A in border, w.mkd papers. Very fine to uncirc. 4 notes. .
(j 97 (H 69^:) $50. Same as lot 78, but 3RD series; JVA to ZA . plain, C S A Roman, and C S A in border, w.mkd papers. Very good to uncirc. 4 notes.
- (H 70) $50. Same, but Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. ; “3D
SERIES ” ; JVA to ZA ; w.mk C S A in border. Very fine to uncirc. 4 notes.
5-^99 (H 71) $20, Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.
View of Nashville capitol, bust Stephens r. ; AA to HH, also one “F.F” Fine to uncirc. 9 notes, lie 100 (H 72) $20. Same, with addition of B. Duncan; “.CC ” Good ; very scarce.
3uioi (H 73) $20. Same as lot 99, with “Printed by J. T. Pater- son & Co.” added; DD and “ E‘E.” Very good and scarce. 2 notes.
102 (H 74) $10. Printed by B. Duncan. View of Montgomery capitol, bust Flunter r. ; AA to Hlf, also “AVI” and 2. se- ries, AA to HH ; pink paper. Fine to uncirc. 17 notes.
X- 103 $io- Same, but 3. and 4. series, AA to HH complete.
Fine to uncirc. 16 notes.
3 104 (H 75) .$10. Same, but “ Ptd. by Evans & Cogswell” (instead of Duncan.) 3RD and large 3. SERIFS and without series ; AxA to HH. Complete, except 2 letters. Good to uncircula- ted. (i torn.) 22 notes.
J 105 (H 76) $5. Engraved by Keatinge K Ball. View of Richmond capitol, bust Sect. Memminger r. ; ist and 2ND series ; AA to HH, (except 2 letters.) Pink paper. Very good to uncir- culated. 14 notes.
i-^106 (H 77) $5^ Same, with “ Ptd. by Evans & Cogswell ” added ; A A to HH. Fine. 8 notes.
A 107 (PI 78) $5. Same as last, with addition of “Fithogd by J. T.
Paterson & Co. ; ” BB to HH (except F). Poor to good. 6 notes.
2i 108 (H 79) $5. Same as lot 105, with “ Printed by J. T. Paterson & Co.” added ; A, D, F, G, PI. Good. 5 notes.
Do 109 (PI 79<2) $5. Same as last, without “Printed by”; 2ND SERIES ; BB. Very good ; not in H ; rare.
2^110 (H 80) $5. Same as lot 107, but without “Ptd. by Evans & Cogswell ; 1ST, 2ND, 3RD SERIES ; A A to PIH, complete. Very good to uncirculated. 24 notes.
35"! 1 1 (H 80a) ,$5. Same as last; “2ND series PIA” on same note. Fine ; rare.
10 1 12 (H 81) $2. Engraved by Keatinge & Ball; Printed bv T- T. Paterson &; Co. Bust Sect. Benjamin r. ; A A. Pdne."
3^113 (H 82) $2. Same, without printer’s name, isx series; BB to II. Plain (5), flourished (7) and outlined (4) letters ; also “ B.B. to LI. ” (except D). Good to fine. 23 notes.
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CATALOGUE,
J 114 (H 83) $1. Printed by B. Duncan. Bust of Senator Clement C. Clay ; AA, script. Good ; scarce.
115 (H 84 & 85) $1. Same, but without printer’s name ; iST se- ries; BB to II. Plain (8) outline (2) ; also “ EE .” and “ B.B. to I.I.” and “ 2ND SERIES,” B.B., E.E., H.H.” Good to uncirc. 22 notes.
PROVISIONAL ISSUE.
Act of March 23, 1863.
4n 116 $20 and $5. Notes of 1861-2, H. Nos. 21, 25, 45, 53, (3 differ- ent) and 80. Surcharged in red (80 in black), “ February (and “March”) 1864, | Accepted as a Note | Issued under Act of I Congress of March | 23, 1863.” in double circle, and one in three lines, without circle. Very good and interesting. 7 notes.
ISSUE OF APRIL 6, 1863.
Surcharged with month of issue.
1^) 117 (H 86) $100. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Bust of Mrs.
Davis, two soldiers 1., bust of Randolph r. ; A to D (latter sho7-txvoX.€) ; also “ ist series ” A to D (with “A,” “ B ” short, 7iarrow notes on plain paper) and “ 2nd series ” C ; all ex- cept 2 on w.mkd C S A (in border) pajDer. Fine to uncircula- ted ; some rare, ii notes.
lpii8 (H 87) $50. “Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.”, near left end border : bust of Jeff'. Davis, large and small “ ist series ” W io Z ; also without series Y (clean cut cancel.) and Z ; all w.mkd C S A (in border). Fine to uncirculated. 10.
J'lip (H 88) ^50. Same, but “Keatinge & Ball, Richmond, Va.” near border; W to Z : C S A, in border, w.mk. Uncirc. 4.
V 120 (H 89) ^50. Same, but “ Keatinge & Ball,” etc., below “ Fund- able in stocks,” etc.; JV to Z : C S A in border w.mk.; one surcharged on left end. Very fine. 5 notes.
\D 121 (H 90) $20. Same as lot 99 ; AA to HH (except E) ; also C, C, : E, E, : F, F,. Fine to uncirculated. 10 notes.
2-^122 (H91) $20. Same, with “ Lithod. by Evans & Cogswell” added ; AA to HH, also “ E, E”. Fine to uncirculated. 9.
2.^123 (H 91) $20.* Same, 2ND and 3RD series, AA to HH ; all w.mkd C S A in border ; also A E F G on plain paper. The 3RD series has plate numbers 9 to 29. Fine to uncirc. 19.
J 124 (H 92) $10. Same design as lot 102, but “ Ptd by Evans &: Cogswell,” 1ST series A, C, G (scarce), 5th series A to H (except G) ; also without series A to H, with plate Nos. 12 to 56. Good to uncirculated. 18 notes.
2-125 (H 93) $10. Same, but “ Lithod by Evans & Cogswell,” with- out series and ist series (small) ; A to H. Complete ; very fine to uncirculated. 16 notes.
CATALOGUE.
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126 (H 93) $10. Same, but large type; ist, 2ND SERIES (plate Nos. 2 to 42) ; A to H, also 2ND SERIES (script 2), A to H, with w.mk C S A in border. Fine to uncirc. 24 notes.
•j 127 (H 94; $10. Same, but “ Lithogd. by J. T. Paterson &; Co.” ;
B to H ; one corner off ; w.mkd C S A in border. Good to
uncirc. 7 notes.
$ 128 (H 95) $10. Same, but “Printed by B. Duncan”; D, E, F (two punched). Good; scarce. 3 notes.
S 129 (H 96) $5. Same as lot 105 ; 2ND series, A to H. Very good to fine. 8 notes.
j 130 (H 97) $5. Same, with “ Lithogd. by Evans & Cogswell ”
added below ; A to H, plate Nos. 10 to 59. Very good to
uncirc. 8 notes.
2^131 (H 98) $5. Same, but “Lithogd. by J. T. Paterson & Co.” below ; 1ST and 2ND series, A to H complete ; the latter. A, G, H on “ C S A” w.mkd paper. Very good to uncirc. 16.
^-^132 $5. Same; “3RD series” in large and small type; A
to H complete, all w.mkd C S A in border. Fine to uncir. 16 notes.
3c ^33 98 and 99) ^5. Same, but “^ist series” GG, HH ; also
“ 1ST series” “AD” on same note. Rare; very good. 3.
3 134 (H 100) $5. Similar, but with “Lithogd. by Evans & Cogs- well ” on lower left ; plate Nos. 2 to 60 ; 3RD series, B, E,
G, H; also without series, A to H, and (FI loi) “Evans & Cogswell” on ufferXeit end, BB. Very good to uncirc. 13.
•^■£.^35 (H ’f°3) ^5- Similar to lot 13 1, but “Lithogd. by J. T. Paterson & Co.” on left end ; 2ND series. A, C (both punched), E, G,
H, and 3RD series, A to FI ; plate Nos. i to 15. Fine to uncirc. 13 notes.
3 136 (H 104) $2. Same as lot 113 ; ist and 2ND series. A- A- to FI-H- complete ; also “AA” no periods, ist series. Good to uncirc. 17 notes.
S 137 (H 105) $2. Same, with “ Lithogd. by Evans & Cogswell ” ;
2ND SERIES and without series, AA to HH ; plate Nos. 7 to 65. Good to fine. 16 notes.
^ 138 (H 106) $1. Same type as lot 114, but “Lithogd. by Evans & Cogswell ” ; AA to HH (except F) ; plate Nos. 12 to 63. Very good. 7 notes.
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6^139 (H 108) $1. Same as last, but letters .A.A to .G.G, and 2ND SERIES, .D.D, .E.E, .G.G, .H.H ; plate Nos. 2 to 60. Good to fine. 1 1 notes.
140 (H 109) $1. Similar, but without lithographer’s name; ist and 2ND SERIES, A.A. to H.H. Very good to uncirc. 16. ■2^41 (Hiioandiii) $1. Same, but ist series “ E.E.” (not in H.);
2ND SERIES, “ B .B.” good ; and 1 1 1, 2nd series, “,BB ” latter poor and torn, 3 notes.
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CATALOGUE.
2,^142 (H 112) 50 Cents. Archer & Daly, Richmond. Profile bust of Jeff. Davis ; ist and 2ND series, A to I complete. Fine to imcirc. 18 notes.
ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 17, 1864.
(Colored net work on face.)
2u 143 (H 1 13) $500. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Confederate seal, flag, etc., 1.; bust of “Stonewall” Jackson r. ; A to D, each in dark and light red colors. Uncirc. 8 notes.
S' 1 44 (H 1 14) $100. Similar obv. to lot 94. Series i, ii and with- out series, A to D ; dark and light colors of each. Fine to uncirculated. 25 notes.
3^^145 (H 1 15) $100. Similar, but much smaller note, 2I x 7^ inches;
only one period under “17‘V’; DD. Uncirc.; very scarce.
U-146 (H 1 16) $50. Similar to lot 77: iST series and witliout series; IVA to ZA. Fine to uncirculated. 9 notes.
d" 147 $50. Same. “2,” “3” and “4 series,” JVAtoZA,
(large and small of 2, 3 series). Uncirc. 20 notes.
^^I48 (H 117) $20. Similar to lot 99 ; series i, 2, 3, 4, and script 4, and “5 ” series ; A to D each ; short and long notes. Fine to uncirculated. 28 notes.
;A449 $20. Same, vi, vii, viii and “ viii.” ix, x and xi
series ; a to D each, some short. Fine to uncirc. 26 notes.
)2-^5o (H 1 18) $10. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Artillery in action : bust Hunter r. ; without series ; “ ist series," iST se- ries, “ 2 SERIES,” A to H each ; also “ 2ND series,” A ; plate Nos. i to 60. Fine to uncirc. 25 notes.
A 15 1 $10. Same. 3, 4, 5, 6 series, A to H each, also
script figures, 3 series. A, G and “4” G; plate Nos. 7 to 60. Fine to uncirc. 35 notes.
$10. Same. 7, 8, 9, 10 series, A to H each; plate
Nos. I to 71. Fine to uncirc. 33 notes.
^>153 (H 1 19) $5. Similar to lot 134, without “series” and “ i se- ries,” “series 2 and 3,” A to H each; pi. Nos. 3 to 67. Fine to uncirc. 32 notes.
2'-i54 $5. Same. Series 4, 5, 6, 7, A to H each; also
mverted z, A, B, F ; plate Nos. 7 to 73. Fine to uncirc. 36.
2^155 (H 120 and 121) $2. Same as lot 113, AA to HH ; No. 121,
“.B .B to .H .H ” (except C, E). Fine to uncirc. 13 notes.
djiisfi (H 126 and 127) $2. Same, with “ Lithogd by Evans & Cogs- well” added; AA to HH, (H 127 ?) “.A .A, .C .C, .E .E, .E.F ” ; pi. Nos. 27 to 63. Fine to uncirc. 12 notes.
(0157 (H 128, 129, 129^;, 130,131, 133) $1. Type of lotii4; “ BB, CC ” (128), “.B.B.” (not in H), “.A .A to .H. FI ” (129), “F.F” (130), “.CC, .HH” (131), “BB, DD, EE, FF” (133), Very good to uncirc. ; scarce lot, 17 notes.
CATALOGUE.
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3 158 (H 134 and 135) Similar, with “ Lithogcl by Evans & Cogs- well” added; AA to HH (124), “.A .A to .H .H (135); plate Nos. i to 50. Very good to uncirc. 16 notes.
2^159 (H 136) 50 Cents. Similar to lot 142, but “ Engraved by Archer & Halpin, Richmond” ; isT and 2ND series, A to I each. Uncirc. 18 notes.
CURIOS, PROOFS, DUPLICATES, Etc.
lb 160 $500, $20, $2. Feb. 17, ’64, with the pathetic poem “ In Mem- oriam,” (from Augusta Press, Mar. 20, ’66,) printed on backs ; different types. Fine. 3 notes.
3^ 161 (H 72) $20. Proof from original steel plate : black on glazed ^ paper; obv. and rev. broadside. Slight tear; very fine.
3”^ 162 (H 74) $10. Proof from unfinished steel plate: black on thick paper : obv. only ; small tear. Fine.
^^163 (H 78) $5. Proof from lithograph stone: black on heavy pa- per : obv. only. Very fine.
>^'^164 (H 79) $5. Proof from original steel plate, without series : black on glazed paper; obv. and rev. broadside; slight tears on margin. Very fine.
^ 165 Impressions from captured “ chemicograph ” plates made in London, for backs of Confed. notes ; 2 designs, each in black, blue, plum and rose colors. Uncirc. 6 pieces.
I'J 166 Sheet of paper with w.mks. C S A in border, as used for H.
68 ; also small piece with “ C S A” in Roman, as on H. 20. 2 pieces.
•j 167 Duplicate collection of Confed. notes, containing no duplicates in types, except in “ series ” or paper, no alphabetical varie- ties ; those with * are cancelled with punch ; few poor, mostly fine; a desirable lot. H. No. 4,* 6,* 7, 8 (3), 9, ii, 12, 14 (4), 15, 16 (2), 20, 21 (2), 23* (2), 25 (4), 26, 30, 31 (3), 32, 33. 34, 36, 37 (2), 39, 4°, 42, 45 (2), 47, 48, 49, 5°, 5°^, 5L 52, 53 (2), 55 (5), 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 63, (3), 64, 65 (2), 63 (2), 67, 68, 70,* 71, 74 (4), 75, 77, 79a, 80 (3), 81, 82 (2), 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 (2), 88, 90, 91 (4), 92, 93 (4), 98 (3), 100, 106, 104(2), 105, 109, (2), 112 (2), 113, 114 (3), 116 (5), 117 (ii), 118 (12), 119 (8), 120, 126, 129, 134, 136 (2). Total, 160 notes.
8 168 Duplicates of lot 116. Provisional issue, $5 and $20; poor to good ; also $50 (H 8), with blue seal. Fine. 6 notes.
4-169 Another collection, 1861 to ’63 (no 1864) ; no duplicates. H, No. 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 21, 25, 26, 30, 31, 33, 36, 37, 42, 45, 50, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 74, 75, 77, 80, 82, 83, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 98, 100, 104, 109, 1 12. Good to uncirc. 47 notes.
<2- 170 Duplicates of preceding lot. Poor to uncirc. 263 notes.
4-171 Feb. 17, 1864, 50c.. to $500. 10 complete sets. Uncirc. 90 notes.
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CATALOGUE.
1. ^172 Duplicates of preceding lot, 50c. to $500 (34 of latter) ; over
$22,000 face value. Very good. 326 notes.
STATE AND LOCAL CURRENCY OF THE CONFEDERACY.
The finest and most extensive yet offered. No duplicates.
7- 173 Alabama. 5c. (6), loc. (5), 25c. (27), 50c. (17), $i (24), $5 (5), ^10 (3), (s). $ 100 (3) ; letter varieties. Fine to un-
circulated. 95 notes.
2^174 Private issues, loc. to $5 ; some prmted on parts of old
notes, as with j^iany following. Very good. 30 notes.
10 175 Arkansas. $10 treasury warrant ; also Helena Ins. Co., loc, 50c. Very good. 3 notes.
2. ^176 Florida. loc. to $100. Good to uncirculated. 19 notes.
^177 Private, 25c. to $2. Fair to very good. 5 notes.
Georgia. $5 to $500, letter varieties. Good to fine. 82 notes.
Banks, 5c. to $20. Poor to fine. 129 notes.
ij;i8o County, railway and private, loc. to $3. Poor to yery
good. 32 notes.
X 181 Louisiana. $i to $100, letter var. Good to uncirc. 47 notes.
x%xS2 Local, IOC. to $10. Fair to uncirc. 32 notes.
2-i;i83 Mississippi. 25c. to $50. Good to uncirc. 34 notes.
2~jS4. Local, IOC. to $3. Fair to uncirc. 15 notes.
^ 185 Missouri. $1 to $100. Very good (2), uncirc. (7). 9 notes.
'i^i86 North Carolina. 5c. (23), loc. (23), 20c. (i), 25c. (40), 50c. (24), 75c. (9), $1 (44), $2 (ii), $3 (5), $5 (ii), $10 (7), $20 (5), $50 (9), $100 (i) ; different dates and letters. Very good to uncirculated. 213 notes.
187 Local, 5c. to 50c. Very good to uncirc. 9 notes.
1. 188 South Carolina. 5c. to 75c. Poor to fine. 23 notes.
24189 Local, 5c. to $5. Fair to uncirc. 13 notes.
^figo Tennessee. Local, 5c. to $5. Poor to uncirc. 53 notes.
'] 191 Texas. $1 to $100 treasury warrants. Fine to uncirc. ii notes.
4-4192 Local, IOC. to $1. Fair to fine, ii notes.
3 193 Virginia. $1 to $100. Fine to uncirc. 32 notes.
2^194 32 counties, 5c., 10, 15, 20, 25,_3o,_ 35, 40, 50, 60,
70, 75, 80, 90, $1 • remarkable denominations ; one spelled “ PIETY.” Poor to fine. 98 notes.
2^195 13 towns, similar values, 5c. to $2. Poor to fine. 51.
2^196 Local banks, loc. to $5. Poor to fine. 43 notes.
C, 197 Bank notes engraved North before, but issued South during the war ; ^1 to $50 ; few letter varieties. Good to fine. 13 notes.
catalogue.
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L4.’ 198 Regimental or sutlers’ notes, C.S.A. (3), U.S.A. (7), 3c. to $1. Good to uncirc. 10 notes.
I' 199 1862. Printed envelopes for holding postage stamps, when cur- rent in 1862; 15c, to 75c.; 46 varieties, 10 duplicates, (n only fronts). 56 pieces.
5'- 200 Northern “ shinplasters.” Various cities and villages, 5c. to $1. Poor to uncirc. 51 notes.
1 201 Private issues, (one of “W. Elliot Woodward’s Apothe-
cary Store ”), 3c. to $5 ; some have cancelled signatures. Good to uncirc. ; a fine lot. 162 notes.
( 202 Duplicates of preceding lots ; also 8 coupons, 3c. to $50. Good to uncirc. 60 notes.
3,203 1775. South Carolina ^5, to ^50. Po^‘; enough to make
about 15 notes; also 1771, N. Y., 16 notes.
J0204 1789. Bank of North America, ONE PENNY ; printed on Eranklin’s paper by B. E. Bache. See “ Coin Collector’s Journal,” page 44, 1880. Good, rare.
3^205 1803 to 1841. Old notes, various corporations, etc., 2c. to $10. Poor to fine, some mended, few duplicates. 44 notes.
1^206 Old bank notes, $i to $5000. Poor to uncir. 38 notes.
.30207 Essays. Eor U. S. $500 interest note ; bust Washington ; one has back of $5 on rev. ; fine designs. 2 obvs.
ii»2o8 Eor $500 interest notes, statue Columbus ; back has bas-
relief of Gen. Scott, &c. Beautiful. 3 pieces.
2^ 209 Eor $100 note, eagle on rock, carbograph process ; obv. only.
lo 210 Eor $10 obv. and $5 notes, different colors, photo, etc. ;
6 obvs., I rev. 7 pieces.
10 21 1 Proof from electrotype from plastic cast; numerous 5’s in octagon.
ii2i2 Irish Republic, $5; Haiti, 6 Gourdes; Cuba, Peso; Canada, 25c. Eine lot. 4 notes.
1 213 Note-like advertisements, now illegal, ii pcs.
^772 14 Collection of counterfeits and frauds of Confederate notes and shinplasters, and 6 photos ; very useful, includes 2 of H. 10. 52 pieces.
CONFEDERATE BONDS, Etc.
ALL FINE.
5,?;)2I5 Act Feb. 28, ’61, $100, $500 and $1000, Registered; busts Jack- son, Calhoun and Davis, printed by American Bank Note Co., New Orleans. Very fine and very rare. 3 pieces.
So 216 Same date, $15,000 and $100, Registered, written values ; bust Franklin, and harvest scene. 2 pieces.
^'^217 Acts May 16, 17, Aug. 19, Dec. 24, 1861, Feb. 20, Mar. 23, ’63 and Feb. 17, ’64 ; seven issues ; $100 to $100,000, Registered, written values, .all dif. 13 pieces.
CATALOGUE.
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^0 2i8 Feb. 17, ’64, Loan Certificates, $100, $500, $1,000, $2,000, $3,000, $5,000, $10,000, $20,000, $100,000 ; pink paper. 9 pieces.
S 219 Same date, Non-taxable Certifs., $10 to $10,000 ; dififer. 7 pcs.
(b 220 Duplicates of last 3 lots, $100 to $8,000 ; nice lot, diff. 14 pcs.
^^221 Certifs. for Registered bonds, dif. States; 5 duplicates of last, also $1000 Virginia bond. 18 pieces.
3c 222 Mar. 23, ’64, $1000 Coupon bond ; also Feb. 17, ’64, Call Certif., unsigned. 2 pieces.
)(f 223 Collection of State bonds, Alabama, $10,000 and $1000 ; Ar- kansas, $500; Florida, $500; Georgia, $500 ; New Orleans, $500; Louisiana, $1000, $500 ; Mississippi, $500; Missouri, $500, $100; I^rth Carolina, $1000(8 van); South Carolina, $100; Virginia, $1000. Fine lot ; all dif. 21 pieces.
Y 22^ Lithographic fac-simile of the original South Cai'olina Secession Ordinance, Dec. 20, i860; large sheet, 24x30 inches. Fine.
|jc 225 Lithographic fac-simile of the original Virginia Secession Ordi- nance, April 17, ’61 ; large sheet, 27 x 40 inches. Fine.
IC0226 1864. Confederate Almanac, Mobile. Fine copy.
fi^ 227 1864. “Weekly Register” (8vo newspaper), published at Lynchburg, Va., vol. i, complete, unbound. Fine, clean.
'/c'228 Confed. Passes, and Magruder’s last Proclamation, 1865. 4 pcs*
)0’^2 29 Autograph signatures from dispatch bands, with about 3 lines each : Gens. Slocum, Schofield, Thomas, Sigel, Schenck, Wadsworth, Reynolds, Elliot, etc. ; neat lot. 18 pieces.
g.'j 230 Anti-Confed., “Ye Book of Copperheads,” Phila., 1863; illus- trated with appropriate cartoons.
lb 231 “The House that Jeff. Built,” N. Y., 1868; illustrated.
U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Note. — The numbers in brackets (S 5), etc., refer to Scott & Co’s Catalogue, the most accurate yet published ; still we jilace them in the order issued as near as we remember. Condition, uncirculated, when not otherwise described.
^^232 (S 5, 6, 7, 8) 5, 10, 25, 50 cents. “ Postage Currency,” perfora- ted edges, “ABCo.” on revs. Scarce. 4 notes.
(S 7j 8) 5 (2), 25, 50 cents. Without “ABCo.”; perforations cut olf, except on a fair 5c. 5 notes.
^5-234 (S I, 2, 3, 4) 5, 10, 25, 50 cents. Plain edges, “ABCo.” on rev. ; 5c. slightly circulated. 4 notes.
2(^235 (S 9, 10, ii) 5, 10, 25c. Bust Washington in bronze frame, large bronze numerals on backs. 3 notes.
3^)236 (S 13, 14, 15, 16) 5, 10, 25, 50c. Same with bronze “A 18 63” added on revs. 4 notes.
^^ 237 (S 20) 50c. Same, but carmine back, “T-1-18-63,” fibre pa- per, readily split Scarce.
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CATALOGUE.
17
238
239
/
^>240
100242
70243 4/, 244
'''^245 ? ^246
S'* 247 2-* 248
37 249
A(s 250
34-251 70 252 ^<7253
(S 27, 29) 25, 50c. Bust Fessenden, Justice seated, values on solid bronze ground. IJ, “ M-2-65 ” and “ A-2-6-5 ” ; coarse fibre paper; former trifle circulated and the rarest note of the series. 2 no tes- t's 26) 25c. Fessenden; same as last, but outline “25’s” in bronze frame of flourishes, “ M-2-6-5 ” ; coarse fibre paper.
(S 22, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28 [2]) 3c., dark and light curtain; 5c., Clark; IOC., Washington; 25c., Fessenden; 50c., Justice (with “ a ” and one with “ i ” on left) ; green backs. 7.
(S 33, 34, 35, 36) 5, 10, 25, 50c. Same as last, but carmine backs; two latter have “a” on left. Scarce. 4 notes.
(S 40, 45) 10, 50c. Same as last (carmine backs), with auto- graphs of Colby and Spinner. Very scarce. 2 notes.
(S 41) IOC. Same (carmine back), with autographs of Jeffries and Spinner. Rare.
(S 30, 31) 50c. (2). Bust Gen. Spinner; green backs : latter has “ A-2-6-5 ” bronze. 2 notes.
(S 50) 50c. Same, with carmine back; “A-2-6-5 ” auto- graphs of Colby and Spinner. Scarce.
50c. Same as last (carmine back), without signattires ;
issued by mistake, the only one we’ve seen ; undoubtedly very rare. ‘ ’
(S 32) 50c.; obv. like 244. 5' Large “50” in centre.
(S 51, 53) IOC., Liberty; 25c., Washington; minute red fibres in paper. 2 notes.
(S 51, 52, 54?) IOC., Liberty; 15c., Columbia; 50c., Lincoln; long coarse red fibres. 3 notes.
(S 56, 58, 60) 10, 15, 25c. Same types, smaller seal ; violet fibre and blue thickly strewn on r. ends. 3 notes.
(S 64, 65) 25c. Bust of Sect. Walker; thin (old) and thick (new) keys in seal ; blue fibres, split paper. 2 notes.
(S 68) 50c. Bust Sect. Crawford ; red and blue fibre, split paper.
Duplicates of various issues ; 3 (2), 5 (4), 10(5), 25 (5), 50 (6); mostly uncirculated ; face value, $5.01. 22 notes.
PROOFS ON “CSA” WATERMARKED PAPER ; OBVS. AND REVS.
SEPARATE.
15^ 254 (S 9, 10, II, 12) 5, 10, 25, 50c. Like lot 235 ; sold as 4 notes. ^ 255 (S 23, 24, 25, 28) 5, 10, 25, 50c. Like lot 240 ; sold as 4. 2^256 (S 35) 25c. Same issue, but carmine back.
^^257 (S 40) IOC. Like lot 242 ; autos. Colby and Spinner; trimmed close.
^^258 (S 44) 50c. Green back; autographs of Jeffries and Spinner; trimmed close. ^
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CATALOGUE.
ESSAYS, ON VARIOUS PAPERS, PLAIN UNLESS SPECIFIED.
W-, 259 50c. Design for “Postage Currency”; picture of 1863 Half DoL, black ; obv. and rev., broadside.
]d 260 (S 9) 5c. Black on pale yellow .paper, without bronze frame ; also 2 fragments. 3 pieces.
;?*26i (S 18) IOC. Black, with frame of black over yellow; obv. only; split fibre paper.
t
’ 262 IOC. Green, without bronze “10”; rev. only; thick
fibre paper ; also fragment. 2 pieces.
■^^263 IOC. Duplicate of last, and 2 with sides cutoff; sold
as 2 pieces.
^ 264 (S 19) 25c. Like lot 235, but without frame; on face 50 (to prevent circulation). Green instead of purple,
shield unfinished, no bronze or other figures ; split fibre pa- per ; very rare.
i
' 265 (S 20) 50c. Carmine, without bronze “50”; rev. only; on split fibre paper with fancy design on back.
>^266 50c. Duplicate of last; top cut off through eagle.
_ito267 (S 69) 15c. Grant and Sherman ; red back, signatures Colby and Spinner ; obv. and rev. separate.
|.^‘’268 (S 70) 15c. Same, but gree^i back.
(S 72) 15c. Same as last (green), but autograph of Jeffries and Spinner.
BRONZE U. S. -MINT MEDALS.
ALL VERY FINE.
PRESIDENTIAL.
[S! 270 Washington, 1797; bust r. Chapman’s restrike. 29.
^5'27i Monroe, 1817; bust r. IJ. Clasped hands, etc. 40.
H 272 Van Buren, 1837 ; bust r. ]J, Like the preceding. A trifle
’ nicked. 40.
IDV273 Johnson, 1867; bust r. hy Barber. IJ “with courage and FIDELITY,” etc. 48.
ARMY.
<<0274 Maj. Gen. E. P. Gaines, for Fort Erie, Aug. 15, 1814; bust r. 41.
275 Brig. Gen. E. W. Ripley, for Chippewa, Niagara and Erie, 1814; bust r. ; 41.
*]o 276 Maj. Gen. W. Scott, for Chippewa and Niagara, 1814; bust r.
' 41.
Uo 277 Maj. Gen. W. Scott, for Mexico; nude bust 1. Views of different battles. 56.
1,10278 Maj. Gen. Z. Taylor, for Buena Vista, 1847; nude bust r. View of the battle. 56.
CATALOGUE.
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5; 279
280 i' 281 ^1*' 282 283 ^^284
^*^285 'jo 286
^287
*• 288
NAVAL.
Capt. John Paul Jones, for capture of the “ Serapis,” 1779; bust r. ^ The action. 36.
Capt. Ed. Preble, for action before Tripoli, 1804; bust 1.
View of battle. Rusted die. 41.
Capt. Isaac Hull, for capturing the “ Guerriere,” 1812 ; bust 1. IJ, The battle. 41.
Capt. Jacob Jones, for capturing the “ Frolic,” 1812 ; bust r. ^ Scene of action. 41.
Lieut. E. R. McCall, for capturing the “ Boxer,” 1813 ; bust r.
IJ, The battle. Unbronzed. 41.
Capt. O. H. Perry, for capture of British fleet on Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1813; bust r. Ijl Eagle over ships. From State of Pennsylvania; die badly broken. 37.
Capt. Perr}^, for same ; large bust. Electrotype of Congressional medal. 41.
Capt. Thos. McDonough, for capture of British fleet on Lake Erie, Sept, ii, i8i_4; bust r. Scene of action. 41.
Capt. Jas. Biddle, for capturing the “ Penguin,” 1815; bust r. The engagement. 41.
Capts. Crighton, Low and Stouffer, for rescue of passengers of steamer San Francisco, 1854; arms of Phila. 47.
MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS, CARDS AND COINS.
io 289 Centennial. Commission Medal, 1876. Bronze ; very fine. 36. 290 Similar obv., but smaller, 1876. Silver; very fine. 24.
35^291 View of Memorial Hall. l^' Independence Hall.
Bronze ; very fine. 36.
292 French, by Veyrat ; helmeted head 1. ^ Crossed flags,
(one a trifle scraped). Bronze, fine. 32.
2.293 Different. W.m. (one cop. gilt); fine. 17 to 26. 5 pcs.
-5-^294 Franklin. Bust 1. eripuit coelo, etc. Bronze; fine. 29. 1^295 Politicals. Lincoln (3), McClellan (4), Fremont (2), Taylor (i), Seymour (i), Tilden (i). Photos. (3), w.m. (7), brass (5); 3 pierced; 12 to 21. 15 pieces.
1-L296 Duplicates of last ; also Cinti. Expos, and Lutheran, etc.
W.m. (i brass) ; 12 to 26 ; 13 pierced. 31 pieces.
4^297 Louis XIV. Profiles r. tabagum expugnatum, 1677, and CARTHAGO CAPTA, 1697. Bronze ; one gilt ; 26. 2 pcs.
D 298 Admiral Vernon medals, 1739-41. 17 types and 4 varieties.
Bronze; fair to fine. 24. 21 pieces.
H 299 13 types and i variety. Bronze; poor to fine. 14 pcs.
;l3oo 8 types and 6 duplicates. Poor to fipe. 14 pcs.
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CATALOGUE.
(» 301 302
•J 303
10 304 305
5’ 306
n 307 If 308
5' 309
if 310 Jl 3II 1)0 312
io3i3 1^314 13 315
) 316
-£317
I 318 • £319 9^^320 ^^321 J^322
3' 323 3c 324
3o 325
^5^326
3^327
328
3^329
Ancient Pompeian lead coins. Various designs (4 Priapian). Few seals. Good lot. 54 pcs.
Miscellaneous coins and tokens. Poor to fine. 53 pieces.
SUCCESS TO REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. Silver and brass ; very fine. 15. 2 pieces.
Wood’s Minstrels, and counterfeit ’55, $5. Silver; good. 2 pcs.
Old Store Cards. Amsden, N. C., Genoa, Ills. Cop. ; very good.
Feuchtwanger Cents, 1837. Good. 3 pieces.
Gustin (& Blake), Chelsea, Vt. Fair, not sharp, rare.
Harnett, Wilmington, N. C. 5' Gilbert’s check, 25. Ger. sil. ; very fine.
Hardie, A. W. ; “ tayloring,” N. Y. Good.
Rutter, Win., Boston. Poor, but scarce.
Schoonmaker, W. H., N. Y. Brass; very good.
Walton, Walker & Co., New Orleans, 1836. Brass, pierced ; good, rare.
Walton & Co., N. O. Brass; very good, rare.
Duplicate ; about same condition.
Postal metallic currency. loc. (2) and 5c. Lord & Taylor and Kirkpatrick & Gault. Fine. 3 pieces.
Various cards, many silver-plated, restrikes, etc. Various metals. 82 pieces.
Centennial cards, 1876. W.m. ; fine lot. 27 pieces.
War tokens or copperheads. Various metals ; all fine and differ- ent. 128 pieces.
Section of first cable (3 inches), a well used crucifix, N. Y. longshoreman’s badge, and a German tag. 4 pieces.
Bolen’s struck copies: george clinton. excelsior,
1787 ; arms N. Y. Cop. ; uncirc.
Same obv. neo eboracus, 1787. Eagle on globe.
Cop. ; uncirculated.
Same obv. liber nai ls, etc. ; Indian standing. Cop. ;
uncirculated.
Mule of two last reverses. Cop. ; uncirculated.
Confederatio, 1785. Large stars. Similar, but small
stars. Cop. ; uncirc.
New York Doubloon, 1787. Copper; uncirculated.
Patterns. Nickel Cents. Indian head, tobacco wreath. Unc.
5 pieces,
1859 Nickel Cents. Indian head, shield and oak wreath.
Uncirc. 6 pieces.
1859 Duplicate lot, equally fine. 6 pieces.
1863 Bronze Two Cents. Bust of Washington and
shield. Uncirc. 2 pieces.
CATALOGUE.
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33°
i 331
i? 332 SS^333 3 334 10 335 >>336
3o 337 338
^^339
GO 340
3c 341 y^342 </^343
)0 344
>^^345
3^346
f^347
^^'348
3^^349
^'>35°
Same. 1863 Duplicate pair, one slightly bent ; uncirc. 2 pcs. Half Cents. 1804 (6), ’06 (3), ’25, ’28 (5), ’33, ’34 (2), ’35 (3), ’55 (2). Good to uncirc. (4). 23 pieces.
Japan. Oblong Itzebue and two ^<7/^ Nibous. Fine. 3 pieces. Siam. Bullet money ; 4, 1, 4, h Ticals. Fdne. 6 pcs. Hong Kong. 5 Cents, 1866. Uncirc. 17 pieces.
Persia. Half Krans, 1225, A.H. Uncirc. 3 pieces. Turkey. 5 Piasters, 1255. Uncirc.; also 2 Pi. of 1223. Good.
3 pieces.
Mauritius. 50 and 25 Sous. Very good. 2 pieces.
Under British, 1822. J, (2) Dollar. Very good.
4 pieces.
Demerary. Half Guilder of George HI. Uncirc., scarce. Caracas. Proclamation 4 Reales of Ferd. VII, 1812. Bust r.
Lion with shield. Good, pierced, rare. 20.
San Salvador. Santa Ana la Grande. Prod. Real of Ferd. VII, 1808. Good.
Mexico. Catorce. Prod. 2 Reales of Chas. IV, by Don Geo. Parrodi. Very fine.
Guanaxuato. Bronze medal of Augustin and Ana Maria,
1822. Busts r. jugata. IJ Arms, Virgin and cross. Very good, rare. 22 pieces. S u .
Guanaxuato. 2 Reales 1838, also Centavo 1880, and 1836
Mo. Quartilla. Very good. 3 pieces.
Prod. 2 and i Reales of Chas. IV, 1789. Very fine.
2 pieces.
Prod. 2 Reales of Ferd. VII, 1808. Crowned arms.
5. 6 line inscrip. Very fine.
Dollars of Maximilian, 1866. Very good. 2 pieces.
Oaxaca. Prod. 2 Reales of Ferd. VII, 1808. for el al-
FEREZ R. D. FELIPE ORDONEZ. DIAZ. UncirC.
San Francisco de Yxtlahuaca. Prod, medal of Ferd.
VII, 1809. Bust r. FOR D. JUAN GARCIA DE LA CUESTA
ADMOR. DE CORREOS, etc. Very fine. 18.
San Miguel el Grande. Prod, medal of Chas. IV, 1791.
bust r. City arms ; for su alferez rl. d. jose mariao. lo- RETO DE LA CANAL. Bronze ; fine. 30.
AMERICAN NUMISMATIC MEDALS AND CARDS.
ALL VERY FINE.
2-351 Bolen, J. A. Cards of 1865, ’7, ’9. Cop., w.m. 16. 4 pcs.
to 352 Boston Numismatic Society, 1873. Silver, copper and brass. 20. 3 pieces.
-1 353 Bramhall, Wm. L. Cards; Wa.shington 1. Nickel. 12. 2 pcs.
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CATALOGUE.
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l,.355
) 356
\ 357 358
5*0359
360 \ 361 > 362
S' 363 I 364 ' 365
(00 366
2^^367
^ 368 M 369
|o 370
^^371
/o5'372 {ic 373
^ 374
(•0375
376
^■^77
^ 378
I 379 i38o lie 381
Burr & Witsil. Cards of 1876. W.m. 14. 2 pieces.
Childs, Chicago. Cards of 1861-3, all different. Cop., brass, ger. sil. 12. 13 pieces.
Cook, Henry, Boston. Card. W.m. 26.
Curtis, J. K. Card. Cop. 20.
Dedicated to Coin and Medal Collectors. Witch on broom-stick. Silver. 17.
Eckfeldt, A., Chief Coiner, Phila. Mint, 1814-39. Bust r.
II lines inscrip. Bronze. 33.
“First Steam Coinage,” “Feb. 22” and “Mar. 23,” 1836; former only good. Bronze. 18. 2 pcs.
Idler, W. Cards in ger. sil., nickel, cop., brass and w.m., some milled edges. 13. 13 pcs.
Kleinsteuber, Chas. Cards, 1863-7. Profile 1. Cop. and w.m. (one incused rev.) 15. 3 pcs.
Lang, Chas. Card, 1863. Cop. 14.
Lanphear, W. K. Cards, 1863. Cop. 12. 2 pcs.
Levick, J. N. T. Card, i860. W.m. 17.
Linderman, H. R., Director of the Mint, 1867-9. Fine bust r., by Barber, Bronze. 48.
Lovett, J. D. Cards, 1863, also Robert, Jr. Silver, nickel and brass. 12, 13. 6 pcs.
Marshall, M. L. Cards, 1863. Cop., brass. 12. 2 pcs.
Memorial of Washington Medal Cabinet, Phila. Mint, 1859. Bust r., size 14; also the large medal, somewhat bruised on outer edge. Bronze. 38. 2 pcs.
Mickley, Jos. J. Bust 1. by Key, 1867, Brest. Phila. Numis. . Soc. W.m. 32.
Fine profile r. by Ahlborn, 1878. stat sine morte
DECUS, in heavy oak wreath. Bronze. 32.
Montreal Num. Society, 1870. Bronze and w.m. 27. 2 pcs.
Patterson, Robt. M., Director of the Mint, 1833-51. Bust 1. by Wright. Bronze, few spots. 41.
Pittsburgh Num. Society, 1878, Exposition building. W.m. 22.
Pollock, Jas., Director of the Mint, 1861-7 ’69-76. Bust 1.
by Barber. Bronze. 28.
Price, Eli K., Prest. Phila. Num. Soc., 1879. Fine bust 1. by Key. Shield of arms of Soc. Bronze. 26.
Rittenhouse, David, Director of the Mint, 1792-5. Bust by Barber. Bronze. 28.
Sampson, H. G. Card, 1876. W.m. 26.
Sayre, Jos. J. Card. Brass. 12.
Scott & Co., J. W. Cards, 1876. W.m. ; pierced. 14. 3 pcs.
Snowden, Jas. R., Director of the Mint, 1853, ’61. Full-faced bust by Paquet. View of the Phila. Mint. Bronze. 51.
CATALOGUE.
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382 Snowden, A. Louden, (Supt. Phila. Mint, 1879.) Profile r. by . Barber. Same as that of preceding. Bronze. 51.
(A very clever device to give rising generations the impres- sion that like the elder Snowden, he is “ Director ” — his office not being stated on the medal.)
•j 383 Springfield Antiquarians, 1866. Seven names. W.m. 17.
J/-0 384 Wright, Chas. C. Bust r. by Smith 6^ Hart77iann. the | EMINENT I AMERICAN [ MEDAL DIE SINKER | BORN | MAY 1ST 1796 I DIED I JUNE 7th 1857, in wreath. W.m. 32.
^385 Zahm, S. H. Cards, 1861. Cop., brass, w.m. 12. 3 pcs.
\ 386 Duplicates of last ; also, R. Lovett, Idler and Webster (Eng- lish). Cop., brass, nick., w.m. 12 to 28. 6 pcs.
FOREIGN NUMISMATIC MEDALS AND CARDS.
DIE SINKERS, DEALERS, COLLECTORS, MINT MASTERS, ETC.
All bronze and very fine, except otherwise described.
'oft 387 Banque de France, 1801. Wisdom and Fortune with cor- nucopia of coins over a safe. Silver ; octagonal. 23.
5^388 Bell, John, 1736-70. Arms between spider and beetle.
Monument; axes, coins and shells at base. Silver. 21.
389 Berlin Numis. Club, 1876. Bear on shield. Owl on hemis- phere. 16.
'S 390 Borromeo, Saint Clms., 1538-84. Bust 1. Milan Cathedral, and “ HUMiLiTAS ” crowned. Gilt. 2»pcs.
4t, 391 Bovy, Antoine, 1795-1864. Fine profile 1. by JB. Bovy. 23 line list of his works. 32.
392 Chalon, Renier, 1873. Bust of Pallas r. Inscription and wreath. 27.
^^^393 Chetwynd, Sir Geo., 1842. Profile r. Arms, grendon
HALFPENNY. Very rare. 18.
394 Conder, Jas., 1794. Card. Obv. Ipswich Cross. 19.
} 395 Cottrill, E., Die-sinker. Card. 14.
So 396 Dawson, Rev. H. R., 1840. Fine bust 1. The poor weep- ing at his tomb. 27.
30397 De Launay, N., 1719. Bust r. Minerva in clouds directs cherubs striking medals, etc. 26.
*'^398 Denton, 1795. Card. Obv. Bust vis-a-vis. we three block- heads BE. 14.
•7 399 Du Vivier, J., 1687-1761. Fine profile r. ; inscrip. 9 lines. 26. ‘^2-400 Eckhel, Jos., 1737-98. Fine bust 1. Pallas seated ; syste-
MATLS. REI. NUMARIAE. ANTIQUAE. CONDITORI. 29.
“^401 Folkes, Martin, 1740. Large bust with cape and cowl. Inscription within ornamented cartouche. 34.
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CATALOGUE.
iK> 402 Same. 5742. Nude profile r. Sphinx before pyramid. Ma- sonic. 24.
IC) 403 Fountaine, Sir Andrew, 1745. Large bust ; cast copy in lead. 35.
^ 404 Griffin, Wm. Card. Die-sinker. 14.
3 405 Hahlo, Julius. Card. Dealer. Lozenge-shape. 15.
U 406 Hancock, John, 1798. Card. Dealer. Cherub with tray of coins.
(fa 407 Heaton, Ralph & Son, 1861. Card. Coiners. Silver. i4.?L-V*^ 408 Hedlinger, John C., 1691-1771. Long nude bust 1. A mirror on cube. 26.
7^409 (Without name). Shorter bust 1. IJ Owl' with helmet,
shield and lance ; A A TOM. 22.
2*410 Heslop, R., (1795). Card. Dealer. Contortionist and mon- key. 18.
S411 Hiron, S. Card. Die-sinker, Brass. 16.
|i) 412 JEDE NEUE MORGENSTUNDE HABE FUR DICH GOLD IM MUNDE.
Coins issuing from mouth of the sun. 16. do 413 Keder, N., 1659-1735. Fine bust r. A phoenix rising from a fire. 21.
1 0414 Kempson, Peter, 1796. Cards. Die-sinker. Views of various buildings. 18. 6 pieces.
S 415 Kirk, I. Cards. Die-sinker. Interior view of store. Brass.
16, 20. 3 pcs.
40416 Kleinstiiber, G., 1773-1834. Fine profile r. Moneta deco- rates a monument. 26.
-22417 Le Gras. Chinese and French inscriptions. Nickel. 20.
((o"4i8 Lelewel, Joachim, 1786-1861. Fine large profiler, 6 line inscrip, within circle of stars. 32.
do 419 Loos, G. B., 1773-1829. Fine profile 1. of this famous artist.
Magnificent wreath of oak leaves and convolvulus. 26. 420 Lutwyche, Wm. Cards. Die-sinker. Different. 14 to 21.
5 pcs.
1^421 Morghen, Raphael, 1758-1833. Portrait engraver. Profiler.
IJ, Italian inscrip. 30.
(^422 Muratori, L. A., 1672-1750. Full-faced bust ; cast copy.
IJ, Blank. 21.
3i;423 Nightingale, Benj., 1843. Moneta seated near cabinet, B N in cypher. 19.
d'424 OMNIA CUM PONDERE NUMERO & MENSURA. Female dropping from cornucopia. Very good. 17.
3^425 Paris Mint, 1768. View of building. Obv. Fine bust of the architect Antoine. 26.
30426 1804. Moneta accounting for medals struck on screw-
press. 26.
30427 1813. Visit of the Empress Marie Louise; her profile.
Screw-press. Silver. 14.
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7-^1428 Same. 1824. Visit of Prince Miguel of Portugal; his arms. ^ Like lot 426. 26.
^^429 1852. Female exhibits to Moneta a bronze coin.
Obv. Profile of Napoleon III by Dantzell. 43.
30430 Pisano, Andrea (?). 1270-1345. Bust of the sculptor 1. ; pisa- Nus PiCTOR. F- S. K. I. I P. F. T. Cast. 35.
II 431 Pope, T. & Co. Card. Die-sinkers. Britannia seated. 21.
)b432 Rebello, D. A., 1795. Views of Hackney Church. D A R in cypher; diff. dies. 18, 19. 2 pcs.
IC433 Roettiers. Jos. C., 1717. Bust r. 11 line inscrip. W.m. bronzed. 26.
J-^434 Sainthill, Rich’d, 1787-1855. Beautiful profile r. by Wyon.
Ijt Moneta gives her hand to young female while disclosing an ancient statue ; handsome medal. 36.
n 435 Seville Mint, 1856. Visit of King of Portugal. Screw-
press ; also one with Spanish arms on obv. 23. 2 pcs.
/?'436 Skidmore, P. & Co., 1796. Their cypher, dedicated to col- lectors OF MEDALS & COINS. Obv. Views of various church- es ; dif. 18. 8 pieces.
^^437 Snelling, Thos., 1712-63. Togated bust r. Fi cartouche, NUMISMATUM EXPLORATOR, etC. 26.
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1 7 438 Large bust r., with wig and coat. 5' mervisti over laurel
and ivy wreath ; small spots. 25.
n 439 Small bust 1., with wig and clerical coat. let the art
BE LOVED, etc. 20.
(3440 Spence, T., 1795. Cards and tokens; one of J. Thelwall, with whom he was tried for treason; dif. 18. 4 pcs.
•^441 Taylor, W. J., 1851. Card. Die-sinker. Screw-press. 19.
•J442 Till, Wm., 1794-1834. Cards as wine and coin dealer; dif. 14 to 23. 5 pcs.
Zb443 Tiolier, P. J., 1763-1819. Fine profile 1. 9 line inscrip,
over two gravers, by his son.
fC444 Torrez, G., 1853. Name in radiated cartouche ; new coin press.
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C] 445 Uhlhorn, D., 1851. View of his new coin press; one silver plated. 23. 2 pcs.
h 446 Varin, ]., 1604-72. Bust r. of the French Mint Master. 26.
3' 447 Smaller bust r. His tomb; somewhat corroded. 18.
i"448 Warrington, W., 1843. Card. Die-sinker. Brass. 14.
T 449 Webster, W. Cards. List of British rulers, &c. W.m. and small card. Brass. 12, 28. 2 pcs.
T 450 Whelan. Card. Wolf and twins. Brass. 17,
(0-451 Young, FL, 1794. Card. View of St. Paul’s. 21.
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CATALOGUE.
CONSIGNMENT B.
452 U. S. Currency. 25c., Fessenden ; 3c., dark and light curtains. Uncirc. and very good. 3 jdcs.
4-453 Confederate notes; all dif. ; $50 to $500. Fair to uncirc. 28. l_454 Duplicates of last. Poor to uncirc. 76 notes.
1 455 Confed. State notes, &c. ; duplicates, etc. Poor lot. 94 notes. (j 456 1775 to 1778. Continental notes; to $60. Fair to fine;
ah dif. 18 notes.
0- 457 1746, ’58. Delaware. 15 and 20 shillings. Poor; mended. 4.
1- 458 1757 to 1776. Penna. 3^ to ;^5 ; all dif. Poor to fine. 14.
0>459 1756 to 1776. New Jersey, i shilling to ;^3 ; dif. Poor to uncirc. 1 1 notes.
I '^460 Duplicates. Very poor to good (15) ; also U. S. Lottery blanks (17), unsigned. 32 pieces.
%-46i Union envelopes, in colors ; all dif. 100 pcs.
IS 462 1848 Funeral badge of John Q. Adams. Satin; good.
L463 Plates from Valentine’s Manual, showing the early seals of N. Y. ; also plates of coins from Doc. Hist. N. Y., etc. Fine lot ; all dif. 14 pcs.
1';^464 Duplicates of seals and coins. Fine. 13 pieces.
X 465 Breck’s “ Continental Paper Money ” (3), and 2 Auction Cata- logues. 5 pieces.
It 466 Jones’ “Coin Collector’s Manual,” Phila., i860. 4to, cloth; fine.
467 Duplicate. Cover trifle chafed.
Y468 U. S. Half Cents, 1800 to ’56 (i dup.) Poor to v. good. 20 pcs.
(j 469 1883. U. S. “ V ” nickels (5) ; 1832, ’34 Half Dimes, and Penny of Charles I. Good to uncirc. 8 pieces.
^ 470 Colonials : Connec., N. J., Mass., Vt., Wash., and Wood’s Halfpenny. Poor to good. 20 pcs.
3M7i 1787. Mass. Cent and Half Cent. Fair. 2 pcs. icy472 1786. Connec. Cent, et lib inde. Very good.
2 473 Cents, 1797 to 1856. Poor to fine; no dups. 49 pcs.
1^474 Duplicate Cents. Common. 49 pcs.
15475 Clark & Anthony’s card. 5’ Lafayette. Uncirc.; red.
I 476 Maj. Andre ; Peale’s Museum ; N. Y. City Hall ; Centennial and Temperance Medals. 20 to 26. Cop. and w.m. Fine. 5 pieces.
•J 477 England. Charles I. Farthing. Very good.
478 George III. 1799-1806. Pennies and Halfpennies. Uncir- culated. 3 pieces.
^479 William III to Victoria, j Farthing to Penny; all dif. Good to fine. 24 pcs.
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l-ij48o Miscellaneous foreign coppers. Poor to fine. 140 pieces.
1^+481 Another lot; about same. 130 pcs.
I 482 Cards (ry), Copperheads (26), Spielmarkes (12), and pierced pieces (17), 72 pieces.
\‘j483 Nickel, base and counterfeits. 4 pierced. 22 pcs.
15484 Pretty Japanese button. Copper; gilt decorations.
485 Hindostan. Small thick coins of the early Sultans, 13th to 19th century. Fair to fine. 14 pcs.
Ic 486 Ancient Roman bronze of Constantine, Constans, Constantins, Valens, Crispus, Decentius, etc. Fine lot (i pierced). 15 pcs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
5'^ 487 Evelyn, J. Discourse on medals. London, 1697. 4to, calf. Fine copy with plates.
2O488 Satterlee, Alfred H. Presidential Series. New York, 1862. 84 pp., 8vo, paper. Index.
\ 489 Collection of War envelopes, mounted in 3 quarto scrap-books, no duplicates. A most interesting series. 763 pcs.
I 490 War envelopes, few if any duplicates, mostly differing from those preceding. Fine lot. 294 pcs.
S 491 South Carolina paper money, lyys-’p. 2 shil. 6 pence to $80, all different, many scarce. Fair to fine. 16 pcs.
”^^492 Duplicates of preceding, all dif. Fair to good. 10 pcs.
^ 493 Duplicates, need mending. Poor to good. 18 pcs.
15^)494 Lincoln medallion placque. Large nude bust r. Cast in bronze with loop attached. Very fine. 5I inches diameter.
H5495 Placque. Draped bust r. Compression casting in iron,
bronzed. Very rare and fine. 6^ in. diameter.
205496 Placque. Same bust, without legend. Porcelain, made
in France. Very fine. 6| in.
2.497 Tray of black lava medalets of Dassier’s Ancient Series. All
size 17 and perfect (but two), suitable for hanging. 50 pcs.
NUMISMATIC MEDALS.
All bronze and very fine.
2.498 Berlin Numismatischer Club. Owl on hemisphere. 16.
Braemt, P. J., Chief Engraver Belgian mint. Fine portrait r.
Titles, etc., in a beautiful wreath. 38.
^^^5oo Cujas, Jacques. Fine bust r. 3, Mortuary inscription. 25.
501 De Launay, N. Large bust r. Minerva on clouds directs cherubs at screw-press. 16.
1 5^502 Denon, D, V. Fine profile 1. , Egyptian statues. Silver, n.
}5'503 De Vries, H. Draped bust 1. 5' Inscription of 6 lines. 28.
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CATALOGUE.
l$^o4 Du Vivier, P. S. E. Profile I. Inscrip, ii lines. 26.
15^505 Golt/fius, H. Large bust 1. by Simon. IJ, Mortuary inscrip.
^ 1583- 29
506 Short bust r. by Werner. 1^ On double triangle, societe
* ROYALE DE NUMISMATIQUE DE BELGIQUE, 1870. 21.
5^507 Guioth. Rude bust r. A crucifixion a la St. Andrew. Lead.
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] 508 Lutwyche’s Card, farthing size. 14.
^0509 Ortelius A. Large bust 1. by Simons. Mortuary inscrip. 1598. 29.
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Curios, Proofs, Duplicates, etc..
Foreign Numismatic Medals and Cards, Miscellaneous, ......
Miscellaneous Medals, Cards and Coins,
Numismatic Medals,
State and Local Currency of the Confederacy, U. S. Fractional Currency, ....
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The following is a brief summary of the various classes of
COINS AND MEDALS
ON SALE AT POPULAR PRICES.
Greek Coins, autonomous and regal, in silver and copper.
Roman Family (or Consular) Denarii.
The Roman As and its divisions.
Roman Imperial Denarii, and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Bronzes.
Roman Silver and Bronze Medallions.
Greek Imperial (of Roman Emperors, struck in Greece), in silver and copper.
Egyptian Imperial Coins and Medallions, in silver, potin, and copper; struck by the Roman Emperors in Egypt.
Egyptian Coins of the Ptolemies, in silver and copper.
Ancient Cufic, or Eastern Coins of the Caliphs.
Ancient Persian Coins of the Arsacidte and Sassanidas kings.
Byzantine Coins, in silver and copper.
Saxon copper of the Kings of Northumbria.
English, Irish and Scotch Coins, and Pattern Pieces, in silver, copper and lead.
American Colonial Coins and Medals, in silvei', copper, and brass, including Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, etc.
United States Dollars, Half Dollars, Quarter Dollars, Twenty Cent Pieces, Dimes, Half Dimes, Three Cent Pieces, Nickel Five and Three Cent Pieces, Bronze Two Cents, Cents, and Half Cents, full Proof Sets, minor Proof Sets (denominations of Five, Three, Two, and One Cents), Hard Times Tokens (known also as 1837 Tokens and -Jackson Cents), Store Cards, and Rebellion Tokens.
Foreign Coins of every country in the world where coins have been struck.
Siege Pieces and Coins struck in times of necessity, in silver, copper, brass, and Lead.
Canadian Coins, Medals and Tokens, in great variety.
Tokens of Counties, Cities, Corporations, Haciendas (or Plantation), Manu- facturers, Merchants, etc., of the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, in silver, copper, brass, and lead.
Pattern Coins, in silver, nickel, and bronze.
Abbey Tokens, Nnrembergs, Historical Jetons, etc.; Spielmarks, Counters, Tickets, Money Weights, etc.
Medals, Proclamation Pieces, Military Decorations, Medals of Masonic Con- vocations, and of eminent persons. Centennials, etc. ; in silver, bronze, and white metal.
Paper Money, Colonial, Continental, Broken Banks, Confederate Money, War Issues, Fractional Currency, Coupons, Certificates, Lottery Tickets, etc.
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