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VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION
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COINS and MEDALS,
©P 7HE LATE
SAMUEL TYSSEN, Efq. F. A. S.
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OP NARBOROUGH-HALL, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK *
! ompri&ing the most numerous and best preserved Specimens^ in the different Series, ever offeied to Public Sale*
Which, by Order of the Administrator *
(The Right Honourable SIR JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. K.BA
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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BY LEIGH, SOTHEBY, X SON,
At their House, in York-Street, Covent-Garden.
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On Monday, April the 12th, and Four following Days :
( Good- Friday excepted.)
On Monday, April 26th, and Six following Days:
On Monday, May 10th, and Five following Days:
On Monday, May 24th, and Six following Da vs*
To be viewed (with Catalogues only) from Ten "till Three o’clock on the Three Days immediately preceding each Sale:
Catalogues [Price Four Shillings in hoards) to he had at the Place or Sale ; MESSRS. MUNDELL AND SONS, AND MESSRS. BELL AND RRADFUTE, EDINBURGH } MR. ARCHER, DUBLIN} MR. COOX, OXFORD} MR. DEIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE J
MONS. THEOPHILS BAR HOIS, PARIS } FUSCH, HAMBURGH} WEIDMAN, LEJPSIC.
PIIINTED 3Y T. BURTON, LITTLE gUERN-STREETa
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. The higheft Bidder to oe the Buyer; and if any Difpute arifes between two or more Bidders, the Lot fo
difputed fhall be immediately put up again- and re-fold.
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II. No Perfon to advance lefs than 6d. ; above One Pound One Shilling; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d.; and fo in Pro¬ portion.
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III. The Purchafers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, in Part of Payment of the Purchafe-money ; in Default of which, the Lot or Lots fo purchafed to be immediately put up again and re-fold.
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IV. The Lots to be taken away, with all Faults, at the Buyer's Expence, within Three Days after the Conclufion of the Sale; and the Remainder of the Purchafe-money to be abfolutely paid on or before Delivery.
V. Upon Failure of complying with the above Condi¬ tions, the Money depofited in Part of Payment fhall be forfeited; and all Lots uncleared within the Time afore- faid fhall be re-fold by public or private Sale, and the Deficiency (if any) attending fuch Re-fale fhall be made good by the Defaulters at this Sale.
Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their CommifHons faithfully executed by their humble Servants,
Leigh, Sotheby, & Son.
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The great reputation, acquired by the late Samuel Tyssen, Escn as a Collector of Coins and Medals, both ancient and modern, is fo univerfally acknowledged, and fo firmly eftablifhed, that it feems almofl unneceflary to dwell, a fingle moment, upon the extent and value of the Cabinet, now offered to the Public, which, it may be truly faid, is rich beyond all example. To a fortune extremely ample Mr. TyfTen added the molt indefatigable perfeverance, by which fcarcely a day was fuffered to elapfe, without fomc addition being made to his Collection; nor, in, the zeal which he fhewed for attainments of this kind, was any expenfe fpared, for if his wealth and induflry were alike notorious, fo was his liberality equally confpicuous. In addition to the
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immenfe number of fingle articles, which his own judgment enabled him to purchafe at fales and of private hands, throughout a long and unremitted attention to numifmatic purfuits, his Cabinet became gradually enriched by three of the mofl elegant and important collections, which have ever been formed, by individual exertion at leaf!, in this country. After what has been faid, it may be almofl: fuperfluous to mention the collections of Edward Solly, Efq. the Rev. Richard Southgate, and Edward Hodfoll, Efq. collections fufficient, of themfelves, to confer the bigheft celebrity upon
any cabinet, in which they were united. But thefe were not the only aids, of which Mr. Tyfien availed himfelf ; num¬ ber lels other parcels of Coinsand Medals were alfo bought by him, both at home and on the continent; fo that, the collec¬ tion in its prefent accumulated Hate, contains the confolidated labours of many lives, and now affords an infinitely larger and richer alfemblage of medallic treafures, than was ever yet fold by public fale in any part of Europe. In the fol¬ lowing Catalogue care has been taken, that the bell only of every fpecimen fhouid be inferted ; the others having been invariably configned to the furnace. Having Hated this, it only remains to be added, that, whatever was the extent and the value of Mr. Tyffen’s collection, the whole of it is now fubmitted, without any referve, to the Public, with the ex- ceprion only of what has been converted into bullion, and of the feries of Ancient Britifh and Saxon Coins, which latter have been purchafed by the Britifh Mufeum, a re- pofkoty of all others the moft fit for fo noble, and, in this country, fo interefting a fuite: and the Public are highly indebted to the Truftees for the zeal and vigilance, which, upon this occafion they have manifefted, for the honor and intercfl of the Houfe, over which they fo worthily pr elide, and for the fignal benefit which they have thus conferred upon the nation at large.
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INDEX
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CONTENTS.
ANGLO-GALLIC Coins in Silver, p. 21 7
- - in Gold, 218
Antient Gallic Coins in Silver, 16 — Spanilh Coins in Silver, 16 Cities, Greek, in Copper, 196, 204 *
- - in Silver, 144, 132, 159, 166
• - in Gold, 211
Colonial and Greek Coins of the Roman Empire, 1 Crowns, 164, 171 Dollars, German, 27, 35
Egypt, Coins of the Roman Emperors ftruck there 2 Englith Coins in Gold, 75, 95, 105, 114, 121, 129, 137, 145, 153, 161, 168, 175, 184 Farthings, 14
— — Patterns and Proofs, 22
Foreign Copper Coins, 1
- - Silver Coins, 2
- Gold Coins, 7
French Silver Coins, 19
- Gold Coins, 8
Groats, 117, 125 Half-Crowns, 150, 156, 163 Half-Dollars, German, 36 Half-Groats, 109, 116
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Halfpence, 14
- and Farthings in Silver, 54
Irifli Coins in Copper, Pewter, Sic. 14
- - - — in Silver, 197
Italian Coins in Silver, 10 Kingdom of Armenia in Silver, 203 . . Bythynia in Silver, 200
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Kingdom of Cappadocia in Silver, p. 203
- Caria in Silver, 203
- - - Commagene in Copper, 213
• - Egypt in Copper, 212
■ — - in Silver, 183.
- , in Gold, 219
- ■■ - - Epirus in Silver, 200
. . Macedonia in Copper, 212
< — ■ - : Silver, 144, 182
. . . - — - — - ■ — ■ ■ Gold, 219
• - Numidia and Mauretania in Silver, 209
- • Parthia in Silver, 208
- Pergamus in Silver, 208 '
- Perfia in Silver, 203
- - Pontus in Silver, 200
— — — - Sicily in Copper, 213
- - - __ Silver, 200
- Gold, 219
- - - - of Syria in Copper, 2 1 3
■ ■ — - - — Silver, 192, 199
Kingdoms, Various Greek, in Copper, 214 Medals of Auftria in Silver, 111, 118 - Brandenburg and Pruftia in Silver 102, 109
— - the Houfe. of Brunfwick Lunenburg in Silver, 47
— — - * Cardinals in Copper, 97, 106
— - - Cardinals and Bifhops in Silver, 190
- Crowned Heads and Sovereign Princes, 43, 52
- by John and James Anthony Daffier, in Copper, 123
"" ■ - . of Denmark in Silver, 64
• - the Doges of Venice, &c. in Silver, 190
- the Electors, &c. of Saxony, in Silver, 39
- - of the Emperors of Germany, Kings of Spain, and
Illuftrious Perfons of the Houfe of Auftria, in Copper, 53 Medals, Englifb, in Copper, 132, 139
- Silver, 23, 31, 40, 48, 57, 66, 73, 94, 102,
112
— - - Gold, 202, 21 1
- - , Reftored, Englifb, in Silver, 5, 15
- , French, in Copper, 77, 97
- , French,. in Silver, 157, 165
- of the Grand Dukes of Tufcany, in Copper, 62
- - Silver, 38
- by John Charles Hedlinger, in Copper and Pewter, 151
- - . - - — - - - - Silver, 173
- of Muftrious and Remarkable Perfons, in Copper, 9, 18,
26, 34, 43 •
- of Holland and the Low Countries, in Silver, 126/134,
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- of Poland, in Silver, 56
- * — of the Popes, in Copper, 106, 115, 123
— - Silver, 181, 189
Medals of Portugal, in Silver, 151
- , Ruffian, in Copper, 69
- - . Silver, 30
. . of Sovereign Princes, in Silver, 3 3
- - - of Spain, in Silver, 150
. . ■■■ by Ferdinand de St. Urbain, in Copper, 151
- of Sweden, in Silver, 36, 45, 72, 92, 101
Medallions without Infcriptions, in Copper, 61
- without Reverfes, in Copper, 61
Netherlands, Silver Coins of the, 12
‘Patterns and Proofs for Halfpence, 29
Patterns and Proofs of Englifh Coins, in Silver, 206, 214
- - - - - Gold* 185, 194, 202
Pennies, in Silver, 55, 63, 71, 91, 99, 108 Piedforts, Foreign, 45
■ ■- French, 21
Provincial Coins, in Copper, 4 ■' ■ ■ — - Silver, 205
- Tokens, 13
Roman Family Coins, in Copper, 9
- Silver, 6, 15
- Gold, 17
Roman Imperial Coins in Silver, 24, 32, 41, 49, 59, 67, 74, 95, 104, 113, 120, 128, 136
• - Gold, 25, 33, 42, 50, 59, 68, 75, 95,
104, 113, 120, 128, 137, 144, 152, 160, 167, 175, 183, 192, 200, 209
* - - Large Brafs, 162, 170, 177, 186, 195
- Middle Brafs, J9, 27, 35, 44, 53, 62, 70, 90, 98, 107,
115, 124, 133, 140, 148
— . . - Small Brafs, 147, 155
- Weights, 10
- Coins with Punic Chambers, in Copper, 196
Scotch Coins, in Silver, 179, 187
■ - - Gold, 16, 25, 33, 41
Shillings, 134, 141, 149
Siege Pieces, Englifh, in Silver, 216
- Foreign, in Gold, Silver, and Copper, 46
Sixpences, 126, 133 fen and Twenty Shilling Pieces, 172 Threepences, 1 17 Town Pieces, 13
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Lot I. V ARIOUS Leaden and Pewter Medals, fome call, others ftruck 5 among them are ieveral very rare .
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FOREIGN COPPER COINS.
1 Various Copper Coins.
3 Roger, Duke of Sicily. Vergara I. 1. 4 of Henri, Due
de Guile, Itruck during the Rebellion of Naples in 1648. V ergara 51. 2, 3, 4. 3, and 2 Soldi, of Theodore,
King of Corfica, 17,36. 4 Soldi of Corfica, <762.
Bela IV. and Stephen V. Kiiigs of Hungary. Kohl. M.B. XV III. 137, and 46 others. - 1— ^7
3 American States. - - - — - 21
4 Swedilh, 45. Tokens, 9. Jettons, 6. - 60
• 5 Large Swedilh, Square : one of 4 Daler, three of 2 Daler,
three of 1 Daler, and three of £ Daler. 10
6 Oriental, Copper, Brafs, and Tin.
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COLONIAL and GREEK COINS of the ROMAN EMPIRE.
COINS of ANTIOCH, in SILVER.
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S Nero, 1. Trajanus, i. Caracalla, 3. Philippus, Sen. 2. Philippus, Jun. 2. Trajanus Decius, 5. Ilerennia Etrus- cilia, 1. Herennius, 2. Trebonianus Gallus, 3. 20
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COINS of ANTIOCH, in COPPER.
9 Auguftus,3. Tiberius, 2. Claudius, 1. Nero, 3. Otho, 1. Vclpafianus, 2. Titus, 1. Domitianus, 3. Nerva, a. Trajanus, 3. — — - 4I
10 Otho, 1. (-well preferved) - j
11 Trajanus, 7. Antoninus Pius, 1. Caracalla, 6. ! Macri-
nus, 3. Diadumenianus, 1. Gordianus Pius, 1. Philip¬ pus, Sen. 2. Trebonianus Gallus, 1. Trebonianus Gal-
Jus and Volufianus, 1, . . . 3*
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Copper.
i $ Alabanda, i. Beroea, 3. Bilbilis, 1. Calaguris, r. Cae- faraugufta, 1. Chalcis Chalcidenes, 1. Copia, 1. Cor- cyra, 3. Corinthus, 1 (Julius). Cos, 2. Edefla, 6. Ephefus, 2. Gabala, i (Macrinus). Judaea, 3 (Julia' Augufti. Nero and Britannicus. Nero.) Laodicea Syriae, 3. Moftene, 1 (Gallienus). Mytilene, 1 (Antinous). . 31
13 Nemaufus, 4 (Auguftus and Agrippa). Nefibi, 1 (Phi¬
lippus, Jun.) Rhefaena, 2. Samos, 2. Samofata, 4. Sardes, 1. Seleucia Syriae, t. Smyrna, 1 (Gallienus). Syria, 3. Tarfus, 1. Theflalonica, 2. Trajanopolis Phry¬ gian, t (M. Aurelius). Troas, 1. Turialb, 2. Valen- tia Hifpaniae, 2. Viminacium, 4. Zeugma, 3, 37
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14 Vefpafianus, 1. Trajanus, 3. Hadrianus, 1. (Townsun-
known). - * - 5
COINS of the ROMAN EMPERORS, ftruck in EGYPT. Base Silver and Copper.
15 Auguftus and Nero, 3. Tiberius and Nero, 2. Tiberius, 1.
Claudius, 2. Meftalina, 2. Nero, 12. Poppaea, 4. Galba, 2. Vefpaftanus, 1. Domitianus, 1 .Trajanus, 1. 31 26 Hadrianus, 9. Antoninus Pius, 4. M, Aurelius, 3. Coin-
modus, 24. - . 40
17 Commodus, 6. Alexander, 9. Maximinus, 3. Maxi¬ mus, 1. Gordianus Pius, 9. Philippus, Sen. 10. 40*
38 Alexander, 8. Maximinus, 5. Gordianus Pius, 8. Phi¬ lippus, Sen. 7. Philippus, Jun. 3. - 33
19 Trajanus Decius, 3. Valcrianus the Firft, 4. Gallienus, 6. Salonina, 4. Claudius Gothicus, 3. Aurelianus, 3. Severina, 1. Vaballathus and Aurelianus, 4. Probus, 3.
Cams, 2. Numerianus, 3. Carinus, 2. - - 40
go Gall ienus, 6. Salonina, 4. Claudius Gothicus, 5. Va¬ ballathus and Aurelianus, 4. Probus, 2. Numerianus, 2. Carinus, 3. Diocletianus, 19. Maximianus the Firft, 12. Conftantius Chlorus, 3. - - 6q
FOREIGN SILVER COINS.
Portugal, 12. Macutas of Angola, and Rupias of Goa, 2. 20
12 Spanijk : Cajiile. Alfonlus, 7. Henry, n. Henry IV.
2. Peter, 3. Sanches, 2. — Aragon. Jacob. — Ma¬
jorca. Jacob, 2. Sanches. Ferdinand. — Barcelona . Jacob, Peter. Alfonlus. Ferdinand, * - - 34
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24 Charles et Johanna. Pefo duro. Philip II. Pefo, 1J98. Philip III. Pel'o 1620. Philip IV. Pefo 1660. Pelo duro
v of Potoli, 1661. - -
23 Charles II. Pefo 1687, and 1689. Philip V. Pefo 1709, nvitb bis bead. — Thick Pefo duro of 17 52. -
26 Lewis I. Pefo 1721;, extremely rare. Pefeta 1724.
27 Switzerland: Bafie. Dollar of 1640, and one without
Date, with a View of the Town. 4 Dollar, 1767. Bern. Dollar, 1501. — Uri , Schweiz and Unterwalden. Dollar, 1561. - -
28 Zuncb. Dollar, 1512, 1559 and 1725. — S. Gall. Thaler-
klippc, 16 22. — Geneve, Ecu, 1722 - -
29 Germany , &:C. Emperor Otto and Adelheit, (two.) — Trier.
Archbilliop Baldwin. — Cologne, Emperor Otto. San£t» Colonia. Gr. Cab. X . 4, 36. Archbifhop Theodo- ricus, Gr. Cab. X. 3, 23. A. B. Conrad, Gr. Cab. X. 6, 56, and 60. Walram II. Turnofe of Deutz, Gr. Cab . X. 7, 70. Rupert, Turnofe of Deutz, Gr. Cab. X. io, 89. Shofat Civitas, Gr. Cab. X. 4, 39. Ariburg Mon. Gr. Cab. X. 4, 40. — Dortmund. Emp, Otto, Gr. Cab. [. Suppl. 3, 33. Another not in the Gr. Cab. Emp. Ru¬ dolph, Gr. Cab. 1. Suppl. 7, 83. — Adolph, Count of Match. Gr. Cab. I. Suppl. 7, 85. — Otto, Billiop of Wurzburg. — Bohemia. Wenceflaus II. GroiTus Pragenfis, Gr. Cab. II. 10, P.6. — Bernard, Duke of Carint/iia, (two) sArgel. II. p. 176, t. 4, f. 87. — Meinard, Count of Tyrol. Argel. 1. 83, 1. — Henry, Count of Gorici a. — Hungary. Andreas, Gr. Cab . II. Suppl. 36, i. Ladif- laus, Vergara 17, 5. — UroRus, King of Servia Arg. I. 82. — Prujfia. Wunrich von Kniprode. Kohl. M. B. VIII. 377. Michael KlichenmeiRer von Sternberg.
30 Hungary, Auftria, Bohemia, and other German States.
31 Hanover and Brunfwick, from the Drittel to the Mat-
tier. - - ■ — *
32 Brandenburg and Pruflia. -
33 Drittel of William, Count of Lippe. 3 of Mecklenburg
Schwerin. 4 old Dickens of Sv/izerland. Gulden of Schweiz, and 61 others. - -
34 Denmark. Magnus the Good. D. M. 4. 1, io and
17. Svend ERridfen. D.M. 3, 19 and 6, 33. Ha- raid Hein. D.M. 8, rj. Saint Canute. D.M 10, 79 and ii. 33, 3 7 and 38. Eric of Pomerania : Lund. D. M. 2 6, 9. NeRved. D. M. 2 6, 2. Chriftiern L Malmo. D. M. 1, 10. John: Malmo. D.M. 3, & and 'll. Svend Norbngge, BiRiop of Ro'feild. D. M. 9, 33. Oluf Lunge, ArchbiRiop of Trormiem. D. M. Chr . //. 4, 18. Wilby. D.M. Chr. Il> § a*d 11. Gotland. Chriftian III. D. M. 10, 22. '«■ ■-*
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.3$ Danijb, from 2 Mark to i Skilling. — — —
35* Proofs of Danifli Species, f and l, 1799. The Dies by Mr. Milton. - - ’ y . _
36 Ruffian: Four Rubels of Peter I. one of Catherine f.
and one of Peter II. - -
37 Three Rubels of Ann, two of Elizabeth, and two of Ca¬
therine II. - - -
38 Rubel of Peter I. 1704, (the firft Rubel ftruck in Ruflia.)
Rubel and Poltina of Ivan III. Rubel and Poltina of Peter III. - * _
39 Poltina of Peter I. 1703 (the firft ftruck in Ruflia).
Double Rubel of Catherine I. Livonefe of Elizabeth.
40 Ruffian, from the Polupoltinuik to the Copek.
41 Dollars of To' and: Sigifmund III. Uladiflaus IV. Stanif-
laus Auguftus, 1766. — Dantzig. Uladiflaus IV. 1638-
4 2 - Elbing. Uladiflaus IV. 1635. — Thorn . Sigif¬
mund III. 1631. — Curland. Peter, 1780.
43 Dollars of Tranfflvan/a : Sigifmund Bathori, 139 3. Ste¬
phen Bochkay, 1605. Gabriel, ,161 1 . George Rakotzi, 16^0. Achatius Barcfai, 1 659. John Kemeny, 1 661. Emp. Charles VI. 1722.’ * - *
44 Turkey and Morocco. -
45 Oriental, weighing oz. dwt. at per oz. , ,
45* Genuine Zodiacal : the Bull, Twins, Lion and
46 A fet of fpurious Zodiacal - -
47 Eaft Indian, with Sanfcrit Characters, weighing oz.
dwt. at per oz. . - - — ^5
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Silver and Billon, oz. at
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PROVINCIAL COPPER COINS, &c.
51 New Tokens, 200 (for a Reprefentation of thefe Coins, we beg Leave to refer to Mr. Pye’s Publication on this par¬ ticular Subject) — - -
32 New Tokens - - -
53 New Tokens - - . -
54 New Tokens . _ _
33 New Tokens - - — — _
56 New Tokens • - — _ _ _
37 ‘New Tokens - * - -
38 New Tokens — ■ ■ - ■
59 London Churches -
60 The Bafingftoke Canal Token, and others.
6 1 Cortder’s Head of Wolfey. Clark’s, &c. - - -
62 Small Tokens. - -
63 Tokens, ftruck at Mr. Bolton’s Manufaftory, Birmiiwham.
64 JHackney Tokens. -
65 T. Miller, Bookfeller, of Bungay with his Head, 1793,
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67 Tokens , &c. of a Penny Size. — about 60
68 The Halfal Penny, Wilkinfon’s Halfpenny, with the Win¬
dow, &c. - - **
69 Pennies : James’s,- Lancafter Caftle, and Revolution. . 3
jo Anglefey, 1 7 B 7 , with the D. one of them ftruck in a
Collar — Dates, 88, 90 and 91. - — ^ 9
j 1 Angleley, 3 different, with the D. 87 — one plain, 17S7,—
and two different, 1790. - ?
72 The firii Penny Piece ftruck by the Angleley Copper Company, in 1786 (no date) — engraved in London by John Milton, ■ 1 ■■■■ - * 3
ENGLISH RESTORED MEDALS.— SILVER.
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75 Henry VIII. Medallic Eliftory of England, Plate 4, N. I*
74 Henry VIII. Reverfe, St. George, infer ibed <c HoniSoItqui
Maly Penfe,” the motto of the Garter. 1. Reverfe, the Royal Arms and motto of the Garter. Another, R. en¬ graved Henric. OCt. Rex Angl. ike. Another, hj.s head and titles only. - 4
75 Henry VIII. an imitation of his Teftoon, weighs ioz. ^dwt«
Philip and Mary, a Copy of their Half Crown, weighs 18 dwt. 12 gr.
7 6 Edward VI. P. 3. N. 8 (two), 9, 10, (two), r. P. 4, N. 7. 6
77 Edward VI. P.4. N. 7 and 8. one, Reverfe, the Arms:
and one, a Society Medal, date 1786. 4
77* Mary, Reverfe , a Role Crowned. Mary, Reverfe, her
hufband Philip II. of Spain, P. 1, N. 5. %
78 Mary, Rfvefe, a Pomegranade. - 1
79 Mary, Reverfe, a Role crowned. Philip and Mary, P. 3.
N. 2. and one Head inferibed, Glue So Elizabeth, P. 7. N. 1 and 81 Elizabeth, P. 7. N. 5, 7, and 8.
52 Elizabeth, Plate 7. N. 8, 9, 10, (two).
53 Elizabeth, Reverfe, Noah’s Ark. — He
Reverfe . - - — - — — %
84 Elizabeth, P. 7. N. 9. One, Reverfe , the Role crowned,
and one with her head and titles only. 3
Sj Lady Margaret Tudor, Mother of .Henry V II. two. Elizabeth his Wife, Reverfe , two Rofes, fignifying the Eloufes of York and Lancafter united by their Marriage. 3
86 Mary Queen of Scots, Reverfe, Who can compare with me
in Grief, &c. and two of James I. and one of Ann of Denmark his Queen. - - 4
87 James I. Plate n. N. n. different fizes 2. One P. 12.
N. 6, and one of his Queen, Obverfe , her head Reverfe, the Arms .of Denmark, with her titles and head
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and one, a head, probably Charles II. Rruerje the Royal Arms. - _ f
ROMAN FAMILY COINS IN SILVER.
89 Aburla, r. Accoleia, 1. Acilia, 1. Aella, 1. Aemilia, S .
Afrania, 1. Annia, 1. Anteliia, 1. Antonia, 1. Aquil- lia, 1 4 Atilia, 1. Aurelia, 1. Axfia, i. Basbia, r. Caeci- lia, r. Cadia, 1. Calidia, 1. Calpurnia, 1. Carifia, s. Caffia, 1. - — 1 ■■ — . .. jiqi
90 Cjpia, 1. Claudia, 1. Cloulia, 1. Coelid, t. Confidia, 1.
Coponia, 1. Cordia, 1. Cornelia, 1. CofTutia, 1. Cre- pe reia, 1. Crepufia, 1. Cupiennia, 1. Curtia, 1. Didia, 1. Domitia, 1. Egnatia, 1. Egnatuleia, 1. Ep- pia, 1. Fabia, 1. Fannia, 1. - — 20
91 Farfuleia, 1 Flaminia, 1. Flavia, 1. Fonteia, 1. Funda-
nia, 1. Furia, 1. Herennia, 1. Hofidia, 1. Hoftilia, 2. Julia, 1. Junia, 1. Licinia, r. Livineia, 1. Loll i a, 1. Lucilia, 1. Lucretia, 1. Lutatia, 1. Maenia, 1. Maia-
nia, 1. - , - to
93. Mami'Ha, 1. Manlia, 1. Maria, 1. Memmia, 1. Minucia,
1. Muffidia, 1. Naevia, 1. Neria, 1. Nonia, 1. Nnmo- i ilia, 1. Ogulnia, 1. Opeimia, 1. Papia, 1. Papiria, 1. Petillia, 1. Pinaria, 1. Plsetoria, t. Plancia, 1. Plau-
tia, 1. Poblicia, 1. - to
9j Pcmpeia, 1. Pomponia, 1. Porcia, 1. Poflumia, 1. Procilia, 1. Quindtia, 1. Renia 1. Rofcia, 1. Ru- bria, 1. Ruflia, 1. Rutilia, 1. Satriena, 1. Sau- feia, 1. Scribonia, j. Sempronia, 1. Sentia. 1. Ser-
gia, 1. Servilia, 1. Seftia, 1. Sicinia, 1. t<*
94 Spurilia, 1. Sulpicia, 1. Terentia. 1. Thoria, 1. Titia 1.
Tituria, 1. Trebania, 1. Tullia, 1. Valeria, 2.. Vet- tia, 1. Veturia, 1. Vibia, 4. Volteia, 4. 20
95 Aburia, 1. Acilia, j. Aelia, 2. Aemilia, 2. Annia, 1.
Anteftia, 1. Antia, 1. Antonia, 2. Aquillia, 2. Ati¬ lia, 1. Aurelia, 2. Axha, 1. Ccecilia, 2. Calpur¬ nia, 1. Carifia, 1. - - 2®
96 Cafiia, 1. Claudia, 2. Cloulia, 1. Coelia, 2. Cordia, 2.
Crepufia, 2. Domitia, 1. Egnatia, 1. Fabia, 2. Far¬ fuleia, 1. Fonteia, 2. Furia, 2. Herennia, 1. 2®
97 Hofidia, 1. Julia, 3. Junia, 3. Licinia, 2. Livineia, r.
Lucretia, 1. Mamilia, 1. Manlia, 1. Marcia, 2. Ma¬ ria, 1. Memmia, 1. Minucia, 1. Muflidia, 1. Nae- A'te, I. - - - 2#
98 Norbana, 1. Ogulnia, 1. Opeimia, 1. Papia, 1. Petil¬ lia, 1. Ploctoria, 2. Plautia, 1. Poblicia, 1. Pom-
peia, i. Pomponia, 1. Porcia, 1. Poflumia, 2. Proci¬ lia, 1. Rofcia', 1. Rubria, 1. Ruflia, 1. Satriena, 1. Scribonia, 1. ■ — — , - a®
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$9 Sentia, j. Servilia, i. Sulpicia, i. Terentia, i. Tlio-
ria, 2. Titia, 2 Tituria, 1. Valeria, 1. Vibia, 3.
Volteia, 1. Uncertain, 6. • -
100 Aelia, 2. Ajenftlia, 2. Annia, 1. Antonia, fy. Aure¬
lia, 2. Axfia, 1. Cajcilia, 2. Calpurnia, 2. Carilia, 1. .Caflia, 1. Claudia, 1. Coelia, 1. Coponia, 1. Cor-
dia, 1. Cornelia, 1. Crepulia, 1. Fabia, r. lo 1 Farfuleia, 1. Fonteia, t. Furia, 1. Herennia, 1. Ilofi-
dia, 1. Julia, j. Junia, 2. Licinia, 1. Lucretia, 1.
Mam ilia, 1. Manlia, 1. Marcia, 1. Maria, 1. Mem- mia, 1. Minucia, 1. Mullidia, 1. Naevia, r, Nor- bana, 1. Papia, 1. PlaetQria, r. Plautia, i. Pobli- eia, 1. - - - — —
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FOREIGN GOLD COINS.
*02 D. N. Aiftujf Rex. Rev . Flavia Luca. — Grimoald, Duke of Benevento. Argelati I. 23, 3. William, King of Sicily.
Vergara 2, 3. - - - > * - - J
J03 Florin of Florence ; by the MintMark it appears to be It ruck in 1466. Supplement au Catalogue des Monnoies en Or du Ca¬ binet Imperial, p. 90, the laft figure. — Florin of Raimond, Prince of Orange. Duhy Suppl. 7, 4. - . *
J04 Viligoth Kings of Spain, ftruck at Merida, viz. Sif- enando. Florez III. 244. Tulga. Florez III. 232*
Recefvinto. Leblanc tt. 20. Ervigio. Florez III. 2^1, 4 103 Peter, King of Caftile.- — Barcelona, of Ferdinand Catholi-
cus. — Naples, of Emperor Charles V. - - 3
jo6 Poltina of Emprefs Elizabeth of Rullia. — Quartino of Pope Benedi6t XIV. — Small Gold Coin of Genoa — Half Du¬ cats : Charles Lewis, Eleftor Palatine, 1674. — Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg, 1671. — Frederick I. Duke of Saxe Gotha, 1606. — Quarter Ducats: K, Fre¬ derick William I. of Pruflia, 1714. K. Charles XI. and K. Frederick I. of Sweden. — L Ducat of Chriliopher Lewis, Count of Stolberg. — -J and Ducat of Niirn-
berg. > — — - 13
iq; Small of Coins of Nurnberg. - - - 2 3
jo8 Cufic. - — - - - 7
?c>9 Oriental ioz. 7dwt. at per oz.
1 10 Genuine Zodiacal : the Sun, the Capricorn, and the Fifties, 3 j. if. Japai^ weighing n-£dwt. ' - - - *
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FRENCH GOLD COINS.
Xii* Coins of Gold and Eleftrum, and one of Silver, of the
hrft Race, with the Names of the Moneyers. 29
1 12 Philippe le Bel. Gros Royal. Charles le Bel. Royal. 2
_ _ _ n 1*1*. 1 ry 7 • 1 • ,■» ti l
Upjohn. Moiiton. Demi Mouton.
Xi 5 — — Franc. Ecu. Royal. - - 3
ji6 Charles V . Royal. Charles VI. Mouton. Charles IX. Ecu
au Soleil - - 3
317 Francis I. A Gold Piece, weighing 1 qz. idwt. i5gr. x
118 Lewis XIII. Louis d’or. Demi Louis. Lewis XIV. Lis
dor. The Die of all three by Varin. - 3
X19 Franc of John, Duke of Britanny. Dubyhi, 12. — Noble of Flandres of Philippe le Bon, Duke of Burgundy. Duby S3, 8. - - * - - %
X2i* Parcel of Miscellaneous Coin and Medal Boards, Maho¬ gany and Wainfcot
122* Ditto Ditto of Pafteboard, &c.
223* Forty-eight Mahogany Medal Boards, 8 In. by fix.
224* Seventy-fix Medal Boards, Wainfcot , io-| in. by 7.
225* Thirty Mahogany Medal Boards, 10 1- I11. by 10^.
226* Twenty-one Medal Boards, Wainfcot , 16 7 In. by 10.
227* Twenty-fix Mahogany Medal boards, 9 ^ In. by 6 4.
228* Eighty-eight Medal Boards, elegantly covet ed <with l(atb$. 10 £ In. by 10 ■§.
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*2r A large quantity. ^ ^ v \ , v ^ /
i 2 * ]3lttO* ^ V ^ V ^ ^ ^ y ».
123 Without Reverfcs. ^ v v . 1,1
124 Pewter Medals. v v v. v' ^ ^ ‘ v v ' ' .
125 I he Emperor John Paleoiogus, Paul of Vcni'ce; Medallions, '
-MazznrhtUi, Tome 1. P. X 1. N. 2. _
326 Ifotta of Rimini, Plate 16.
I27 Carbo, Dante. B. Leo, N. Picini, F. Ubini. _ _
12 2 Sfcota^piatfjT N* , PhaiP ^ J°hn
7 129 AHaSTA. &„^T0t' Jerome ^ Martin de
150 Francis Petrarch. 2. Vifcor Pavonias, Sever/e his Wifi,
I dam, the Painter. Nicolas Pnzzoli. J _
131 Wm. AdeJard, Julia Afralia, G. L. Bittwlia A p-
F. Philaret, A Salva 1™ S ’ A‘ Pizamam<
132 ,Glta,rini of Verona, Plate 17, N. 2. G Mar-
tius, Charles Gratus - - _ _ 1Viar
^133 D Oarganellus, P.'4r. N. 1. Virgil Malviline nf R 1
^ of4&cL?!raUdCi' Bardl0]0me'v I>eBdalia.' joJiSS <
134 Lw Baptifta Albertus, Plate 2* N. 1. Bentiogfio,
135 Cecilia of Elbe, Camilla Bnendelmcnti, Salviati Alexander
Tartagniis,, John Tornabonus Alexandra
136 Camilla, Gonzaga, Cagnim.s Gonzaga, 2. Ferdinand
Gonzaga, Velpafian Gonzaga, Hippolita Gonza Ja
ROMAN FAMILY COINS in COPPER.
L36* Abulia, t. Apronia, 1. Anmilia j Ati, , c'
Calpurnia, 2. Claudia,!. CoS « to r W“’'- '
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13 7 Treflis, 1. As, 1. Semis, 1.
2 / £''1$ As, r. Semis, 1. Triens, 1. Quadrans, 1. Sextans, 1.
Ur.cia, i. - *• - - -
0 J39 s > 1 • Semis, 1. Triens, ?. Guadrans, 1. Sextans, 1.
_ . J Unciae, 2. - — — -
1 (s*A° As, !• Semis, 1. Triens, 1. Quadrans, 1. Sextans, 1.
* • Uncia, 1. — - -
* & Abes, 2. Tri entes, 2. Guadrans, 1. Sextans, 1.
1 syr—* 42 AlTes, 3. Trientes, 2. Quadrans, 1. Sextantes, 2. Un-
, u cia, 1. - -
AiTes, 2. Semis, 1. Trientes, 2. Guadrans, 1. Sextan-
r- tes.2. Unciae, 2. - -
'AO J44 A ties., 2. Semis, 1. Trientes, 2. Guadrant.es, 3. Sex¬ tantes, 4. Unciae, 3. - -
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ITALIAN SILVER COINS.
Savoy. Count Humbert. Aigelati L 67, 5. Duke Amc- deus, Duke Philibert I. — Genoa. Cunr. Rex, Janua. — Pavia. Emperor Ludovic us Pius. Argel. 1. 11,4. Em¬ peror Lambert. Emperor Otto. G>. Cab. II. i, 2. — Bergamo. Emperor Frederick V. At gel. V. 4, 1. — Padua. Francis Carrara. Argel. L 90, 2 i. — Patriarchs of Aquileja: Bertoldus. Argel. L p. 166, ;; j. Gregorius. Argel. 1. 39, 6. — Mantua. Lewis Gouzaga. Argel. I. $8, 3. —
Lucca . Emperor Otto. Argel. J. 21,10. Emperor Char¬ les IV. Argel. 1. 22, 18. — Pfa. Emperor Frederick. Bellini II. 119, 2. and Argel. I. 63.4. King Charles VIII. of France. Bellini III. 1 3 • 4 • 1 5 48 . — Siena. Bel¬ lini II. 132, 3 ; and one not in Argelati or Bellini. — Flo¬ rence. Argel. /. 33, 1 . and V. 14, 2. -
Pukes of Savoy. Charles Emanuel. Scudo 1 588. Oppor¬ tune- Kings of Sardinia. Charles Emanuel III. Scudo.
Scudo. 1 7 - • Lira. 1747. Victor Amedeus
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147 Milan. Emperor Lewis. Argel. 1. 13. 2. Emperor Lotha
in. nus.
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Argel. 1. 13, 4. Galeazzo Maria Sforza. Argel. L 15, 39. an ^ ^'^llini 11. 88, 22. John Galeazzo Sf. and Lewis Sf. Argel. 1. 16, 46. Lewis Sforza. Argel. I. 16,
48. Emperor Charles V. Bellini 111. fo, 16. King Philip If. of Spain. — King Charles II. of Spain j Scudo. 1676 — King Philip V. of Spain ; Scudo. 1709 10.
Venice. Emperor Louis le Debonn&ire. Leblanc 4, 33. t^vo) Giovanni Dandolo. Pietro Gradeni go. Argel. V.
31, 7. (two) Andrea Dandolo. Argel. j. 37, 12. Mi¬ chele Morofini. Leonardo Loredano. Francelco Do¬ nato — Ten Groili, (truck between 1205 and 1301, viz. Pietro Ziani. Argel. 1. 37,3. Glacomo.-TiepolO. Argel. 7.37. 4. Raynerio Zeno. A) gel. 1. 37, 3. Giacomo Contareno. Argel. 1. p, 287, n. 1. Giovanni Dandolo.
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Argel /. 37, 7. Pietro Gradenige. Argel I. 37, 9- varmi Soranzo. Andrea Vendramino. Argel. 1. 3b, k.
Giovanni Mocenigo. Argel. 1.$ 8, 19. riffo. Bellini If 1 36. 10.
Auguftino Barba-*
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nico Contareno. Ducato, Silvellre Falieri. Tallero, Aloy- iio Mocenigo. 1769.
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Mantua. Mary and* Charles 11. Scudo — Odo- ardo, Scudo. 162 6- — Lucea. Scudo. i/5°- Mezzo bcu- do. iytti. — Genoa. 4 Lire 1 *79 7 * 2 R'ire I794*
Florence.' Duke Alexander. Giulio. Tujcany. Ferdinand M. Charles: Scudo. Cofmus LIT. Scudo 1684. Li*- vornina. 1707. John Gallon : Livornina. 17 23- Various dates of Italy.
Pope Leo IV. Emperor Lotharius. Argel. /. 1, ir. # Aico- lasl. Emperor Lewis. Argel. I. 1, 14. Benedict iv . Emperor Lewis.' Argel , I. 3, ,32. Urban V.
8, 17. Gregory XI. Argel . /. 8, 24. (two.) rhiee Coins of the Senators of Rome. — Ancona. Argel. 1. 39, 2. — Caftro : Duke Peter Aloydus. Bellini Ii. 32, j
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Ferrara: Hercules I. Bellini III. $ , t. another, Keveife, 3 Snakes, without legend. Alphontus. I. Argel . HI. ap¬ pend. tab . XI. Jig /, and III. 3.
Popes Coins: Piajlre . Clement X. 1675. (two.) , Innocent XI. A. II. III. and VI. Clement XI. A. XI.
]VLe%%e Via fire. Innocent X 11. A. II. VII. and IX. Cic- ment XL 1706. Innocent XIII. A. I. Clement XII. 1736. I VIez%i Scudi. Benedict XIV. and Clement XII.
Coins, from Martin V. to Paul V. - - j
Teftoni, from Urban VIII. to Pius VL
3 Papetti, 14 Paoli, 27 Groffi, and 5 Mezzi GroiL.
Coins of Avignon, Bologna and Ferrara.
Naples . Manfred, Bellini II. 104,3. Conrad. Argel I. 27* jo. Emperor Frederick II. Bellini lit. 13, 3. Charles I. Vervain 10, 7. Another not publifbed. Charles II. Verg. 11. 2 and 4. and one not publifbed. Robert. V erg. 1 2, Rene. Ve'g. 19, 1. Alton fus King of Aragon*
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Ferdinand. Berg. 03, 1. Emperor Charles V.
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Philip II. Rex Angl. Ducato. Taro. Verg.
Carl i no. Mezzo Carlino.
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164
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Manoel de Villiena 1724 Raymifnd Des Puyg. 1738. Sardinia. Four Coins of King Charles II. of Spain.— Cor- Jica. King Theodore. 1736. Very ran.
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Sicily. Tailored. Verg. 4, 3. Emperrr Henry, and Con- ftantia. Verg 3,1. Peter King of Aragon, aud Con dan- tia. Argel. III. append. 7, 1. Peter. Argel. V. 24, 8 James King of Aragon. Frederick. Verg. 32,6. Lewis Fredericus Simplex. Martin. Argel. V. 24, q. John King' of Aragon. Ferdinand Catholicus. Bellini IV. 10, 7. Emperor Charles V. King of Spain.
- Oneia. Ferdinand, 1793. - 7 —
Malta. joTari: Emanuel !>into 1761. Scudi : Antoni
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SILVER COINS of- the NETHERLANDS.
16; Dukes of Brabant. John. Snell, wife. 3, 6 and 40. Lova- me. Snell, mijc . p. 22. fio. D. Moneta Anwerp 3 Mo- neta Bra ban. — Charles Duke of Burgundy. Mary. 14S0. Johanna et^Karolus 1517 .—Counts of Ha'mault. Jean d* Aveine : Cros. Dub) 84,7. Demiers Duby 84,5. Mons. Duby 84, 2. Valenciennes. Snell, mijc. 3, 4. (three.). V' llham I. Valenciennes, (two.) Margareta. Duby b6, 2 and 3 . No name. Duby 87,9 and 10. —Hol¬ land. Philip le Bon and Jacqueline. Duby 56,0 7^ZJ6S William Lord oi Horne.’ — John Bifhop of Lic^e. — Arnold -ount of Loos. Snell, mifc. 3, 15 any i(-). — Jean de Lou¬ vain.— Luxembourg. John King of Bohemia. Snell, mifc. 3, 20 and 21. Marquis of h'amur. Gay. Duby 70,7 and two others.— Bijbops of Utrecht. Baldwin. Kohl. M. B XXII. 129. John. — Tour-say. King Philip II. 1597. — Aix la Chape: le. King Lewis. Snell, mifc. 3, 18. King Henry. Snell, mifc. 3,23. Emperor Albert.' Gr. Cab. I.
Suppl. 7.1 87. (tw o 3) and one without the name of the Emperor. - - - - -
9 C°unis °f Ftan dies. Guy. Duby 79, 6 ; and two, not in Duby. Robert. Duby jq, 8. Louis de Male. Duby bo,
2 and 7 3 and one not in Duby. Philippe le Hardi. Duby 51, 6, 8 and 10. Philippe le Bon. Duby 55, 1. Charles ie Temeraire. Duby 3 8,9. Mary. 1477'. Duby 82,1. Philippe le Beau. 1488. Duby 83, 5.— Arras. Duby Suppl. i> i. Gaud. Ypres. Duby Suppl. 1, 2 and 3 3 and two not in Duby. A fimilar finall Coin without any le-
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Emperor Charles V. Dollar of Flandres. Fine and rare. King Philip II. Dollar of Brabant, 15593 and of Flan¬ ders, 1558. — -
>17 1 Dollar of Brabant, of the Rebellion in 1384. 2 Coins of Al- bcitand Elizabeth. Ducaton and Croone of Brabant, of King Charles II. Ducaton of Brabant, of King Philip V.
1 703. Dollar of Namur, of Eledtor Maximilian Emanuel of Bavaria, 1713. • - -
*7 Ci none, -a and 4 Ci none, of Emperor Jofcpli II. i Croone of ' Emperor Francis II. Croone, Florin and £ Florin of the Rebellion in 1790. - - - ,
_ *73 Holland. Daelder 1586 and 1587. Ducaton 1671. proof
3 Gulden 1680. 2 Gulden 1687. proof. 28 Stuyvers
1694. Two Silver impreflions of a Duyt.
174 F, if and. 14 Stuyvers. 1686. Utrecht. Daelder 16 f . proof. Weftfrifand. Ducaton of the Eaft India Company 1,28. Pied tort of a Schepen Seeling. Amflerdaw. Piece of 8 Reals, and T^. i§oi. van Loon I. 539. Town of U Utrecht. Silver imprefhon of a Duyt, and of the imallcfi Copper Coin of the Faff India Company. _ .
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176 Scotch Tokens, from the Penny to the Farthing.
177 The Ille of Man , Head of his prelent Majefty, Rev erf e the
Arms and Motto, date 1786. Penny and Half-penny. Barbadoes, a Black-Moor’s Head, Rtverfe the King riding on the Waves, in a Car, different fixes 2 ; and three, with the Revtrfe a Pomegranade, inferibed , Barbadoes Penny, by Milton. " - - - -
178 A Cabinet containing one of the ccmpleateft Colle&ions of
Tokens, ttrnck in the laid Century , ever formed. More than 2600 in Number, many of them not publifhed, by Snelling. 72 Sliders or Drawers.
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-jSo Andover, three. Afhburton, one. Axminfter, one. Bath, one. Beccles,one. Biddeford,one. Bigglefworth, one. Blandford,one. Boflon,one. - -
181 Brewton. Bridgewater, two. Erifiol, five. Burford. Bur¬
lington. - - -
182 Chard. Chepftow. Chertfey, (Struck.) Circncefter.
Clay. Coventry, two. Croyland. — - — —
183 Dartmouth, two. Difs. Dorchefier. Dover, two. Evefham,
two. Froome. Glocefier, three. - -
184 Grantham. Great Torrington. Guildford. Henley on
Thames, two. Hereford. Ilminfter. Ipfwich. Ivelehefter. King’s Cliffe. - - -
185 Langport. Languard Point Fort. Lincoln, two. Kyngs-
Lynn, two. Little Port. Loweftof, two. Low-th. Lyme- Regis. __ - - - -
186 Cittie of London, a Rofe crowned between two Swords,
date under 1644. Revtrfe a Crown, two Scepters in Sal- tyre, .three Lyons in the Field, infeription, Typus Mo¬ netae, Angl. AEris, Unique, and not publifhed by Snel- ling - - Jw - -
187 Marlborough. Midhurft. Morton. Minehead. New¬
berry, two. New Port. New Sarum. Northampton.
188 Nottingham. Norwich, three. Oxford. Oundle, two.
Peterborough, two. Poole. Rom fey, two. Rye.
189 Sedburg. Sherborn. Southampton, two. Shafttbury.
Sou th would. Stamford, two. St. Ives, two. Stower-
bridge. Staple, two. Spalding. - *
150 Tamworth. Taunton. Tetbury. Thornbury. Wells, two.
Wimborn. - - — -
tyi Weymouth. Winchefter, two. Woodbridge. Worceffer. Wbtton Under-edge. Great Yarmouth, three. Yeovil.
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jeorge one of them Incufe.
HALF-PENCE.
Charles IT. , dates 1672-3 and 5. James II. Pewter, 168 c, 6, 7. William and Mary, 1690, 91, (two) and 92. Snel- ling’s Copper Coinage, No. 5, 8 and id.
194. William and Mary I. r, William, 6. George I. 6. George
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Charles II. infcribed the Dublin Half-penny. Arms , three Cables, 1679, Reverfe the Karp, Crowned 3 Long Live the King. Simon, N. 175. Cork Half penny and Far¬ thing*. 2d. Additional Plate, N. 1 and 2. The Kinfale Half-. penny, N. 3.
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The Gun Money of James II. Crowns, 3. Half Crowns from July 1689 to Aug. 1690, — large and fmall, of April and May. O6L 1. Shillings, July, Aug. Sept. Oft 2, Nov! 3, one with a Cattle under the head j Dec. 2. Jan. Feb. March 1689 and 9c. April, 2 May, June, September,
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Wood’s Pattern Half-pence of Gi c:ge I. Obverfe the King’s Plead, Revet fe Hibernia fitting under a Rock, 1722, Hi¬ bernia fitting with the Harp to the left, 1724, and one lierv erf e the Scepter and Trident, 172;. 2d. add. P. N.
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George I. Wood’s Pattern Half-penny, 1724, add. P. N. 26,
George II. and III. Proofs , - —
Tradefmaifs Tokens, two of them Silver. — —
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<204 Sir Thomas Bodley, Plate 13, N. 8. Ferdinand, Lord Fairfax, P. 21, N. 10. General Sir Thomas Fairfax,
PI. 22, N. 1. - -
so 5 Oliver Cromwell, P. 22, N. 12, P. 23, N, 5. General Rolliter, N. 9. Sir James Harrington, N. 12. G. Lambert, N. 6. - - sr — _
206 Admiral Elake, his Head, and an Infcription engraved,'
born 1398, died 1657. Another, his Head without any Infcription. Reverfe , Ships engaging, with a Border like N. j, of Plate 23. — *—
207 The Commonwealth’s Honorary Medals, P. 23, N. i.
and one like N. 2, but without any Infcription.
208 The Plead of James Afh, Efq. P. 24, N. 1. Suppofed
of Bamphylde, N. 2. Ol Henry Scobel, Clerk ot Par¬ liament, N 3. Speaker Lenthal, N. 6. Charles Se- ton, N. 10. . . .
209 Dorcas Brabazon, Plate 25, N. i. Mrs. Cleypole, Daugh¬
ter of O. Cromwell. Mr. Cleypole, N. 3. — Of M. La Mar tin ay, N. 4. General Monk, N. 3.
/> 2io Lord Leicefter, P* 8, N. 2. Judge Heath, P. 18, l N. 6. Montagu, Lord Kimbolton, P. 23, N. 8. Lord
/til, Baltimore. Reverfe , Lady Baltimore. Henry Crom¬
well. Solicitor General T. Cooke. M. Hale-, Efq, and one unknown., - -
21 1 Heads of Col. Fiennes. Major John Lifle, C. M.
S. 1653. Col. Defborough, 1657, and Thomas Si¬ mon. - —
212 Head of William, Duke of Glocefter, fon to Queen
Ann, 1691. A Plead of the late Pretender’s Wife. John Ray, the Botanift, bom 1627, and buried 1704* -
ROMAN FAMILY COINS in SILVER.
213 Pompeia, 1. Pomponia, 2. Porcia, 2. Poflumia, 2.
Rofcia, 1. Rubria, 1. Satriena* 2. Scribonia, 1. Sentia, 1. Servilia, 2. Sulpicia, 1. Thoria, r. Ti- turia, 1. Tibia, 2. Volteia, 1. - -
214 Two Itruck bv the States of Italy, during the focial War.
(One of them nvith Etrufcan Cbaraflers.) - - -
a 15 Antonia, 28. chortivm praetoiuatRVM, — chortis
SPECVLATORVM. - LEG. II. — III. - IV. — V. - VI. —
Jlored by M. Aurelius and L. Venus, — VII.— VIII. — IX.— r
x — Xr. — XII. — XII. AN.TIQ.VAE. — XIII. — XIV. — XV. -
XVI. — -XVII. — XVII. CLASSICAE. — XVIII. — XVIII. LYBI- CAE. - XIX. - XX. - XXI. - XXII.— XXIII. -
Si 6 Aurelia, 2. Axfia, 1. Caecilia, 3. Calpurnia, 5. Ca- rifia, 1. Caffia,, 2. Claudia, 1. Coelia, 1. Cordia, r. Cornelia, 3. Crepufia, 1. Fabia, 1. Farfuleia, 1. Fonteia, 2. Furia, 1. Herennia, r:
2T7 Julia, 12, Junia, 7, Licinia, 1. — —
218 Livineia, i. Lucretia, 1. Manila, 1. Marcia, 3. Ma-
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cia, j. Pompeia, i. Pomponia, 2. Porcia, r. Pof- tumia, 1. - - —
219 Rofcia, 1. Rubria, 2. Satriena, 1. Scribonia, 1. Sen-
tia, 1. Servilia, 2. Sulpicia, 1. Thoria, j. Titu-
ria, 1. Vibia, 1. Caecilia, 1. Calpurnia, 1. Cari-
fia, 1. . Caffia, 1. Claudia, 1. Coelia, 1. Corne¬ lia, 2. — - -
220 Crepufia, \. Fabia, 1. Farfuleia, 1. Fonteia, 2. Fu-
ria, 1. Herennia, 1. Julia, 3. Junia, 2, (one of
than ref.or.ed by Trajanus.) Livineia, 1. Marcia, 2. Maria, 1. Memmia, 1. Naevia, 1. Norbana, r.
Papia, 1. - . -
221 Pretoria, 2. Plautia, 1. Pompeia, i. Pomponia, 3.
Porcia, 2. Poftumia, 3. Rofcia, 1. Satriena, 1.
Servilia, 1. Sulpicia, 1. Thoria, 1. Vibia, 2. Cae¬ cilia, 1. Calpurnia, 4. - -
222 Caffia, 3. Claudia, 1. Cornelia, 4. Crepufia, 1. Fa¬
bia, 2. Fonteia, 3. Julia, 2. Junia, 2. Licinia, 2. Marcia, 2. Maria, 1. Memmia, 1.
223 Naevia, 1. .Norbana, 1. Plaetoria, 1. Pompeia, 1.
Pomponia, 2. Rofcia, 1. Thoria, 1. Vibia, 2. Cae¬ cilia, 1. Calpurnia, 2. Caffia, 3. Claudia, 1. Cor¬ nelia, 3. Fonteia, 1. Julia, 1. Junia, 2. Licinia, 1. Maria, 1. - - —
224 Pomponia, 2 . Vibia, 1. Calpurnia, 10. Caffia, 3.
Cornelia, 3. Fonteia, 1. Junia, 3. Licinia, 1.
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"•223 Silver Coins ftruck in Spain, with Celtiberian Charac¬ ters. - - -
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ANTIENT GALLIC COINS.
226 Silver Coins ftruck in Gaul. -
SCOTCH GOLD.
227 Robert II. Obvevfe , a Lion Rampant, the Arms of Scot¬
land in a plain Shield. Reverje , XPC. Regnat, XPC. Vincitj a Saltjre extending to the Edge of the Piece, two Fleur de Lis and two Trefoils in oppofite Quarters, weighing 38 Grains. Numiimata Scotiae, Plate 1,
N. t. - - -
•2aS/ Robert III. The Arms of Scotland, crowned. Reverfe St. Andrew on aCrofs, XPC. Regnat, XPC. Vincit, XPC. Imperat ; weighing 60 Grains, N. 4, and one of Ja. I. with the fame Type called St. Andrews, N. 7.
229 James II. probably called the Lyon. Obverfc , the Arms and Titles Reverfe , infer ibed3 Salvum fae Populum tuuni D'nc. Afmall Saltyre, &c. weighing 48,er. Three fmall Varieties, N 12. The Half N. 11. ^ - -
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231 James IV. Supported, the whole and half Unicorn, differ¬ ing very little from the above.
232 James IV. a thick piece, weighing oneoz. Obverfi the Arch¬ angel Michael, piercing the Dragon under him, in- fcr ibed Jacobus IV. Dei Gra. Rex Scotorum, Reverfe a Ship with Arms of Scotland on the Mail, furmounted with a crofs, injeribed Salvator in hoc Signo Vincit. Unique.
233 James IV. the Ryder, the King Riding full-fpeed Sword in Hand, to the right. Reverfe, Salvum fac Poputum tuum Due, the Royal Arms weighing 78 grains, the half dif¬ fering in the King’s riding the contrary way, P. 2.
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.234 James V. The Ecu or Crown, fo called from the Shield with the Arms. Reverfe , Crucis Anna Sequamer, Crofs, &c. as N. 8. The Bonnet Piece, the King’s Butt 1 399. Reverfe the Arms in a Shield as ufual, inferibed Honor Regis. Indicium diligit, N49. -
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ROMAN FAMILY COINS in GOLD.
235 Atia: t. labienvs. Caftrum turribus inftructum. ( un -
publijhed) . - - I
236 Ceflia and Norbana : l. cestivs c norba. pr. sc. Sella
Curulis cum impolita galea- - . 1
237 Claudia: c. clodivs c. f. Veftalis fedens, velato capita. 1
238 Claudia: p. clodivs m. f. Luna crefoens inter quinque
Bellas. „ - - - * 1
239 Hirtia: a. hirtivs pr. Infirnmenta Pontificalia. 1
240 Julia: caes dic. ovar. Corona laurea. —— 1
241 Livineia : l. rrgvlvs iiii. vir.- a. p. f. Aeneas humeris
fenem Anchifem ferens. (unpublijhed .) i
242 Munatia: l. planc. praef. vrb. Vas oblongum. 1
243 Munatia: l planc. pr. vrb. Vas oblongum. 1
24.4 Muffidja : l. mvssipivs t. f. longvs iiii. vir a. p. f.
Mars ultor, Bans, nudus, galeatus, altero pede dypeum premit. - - - 1
24 3 * A parcel of elegant Morocco Medal Boards, and a travelling Medal Cabinet, in form of a Book.
244* Three uufinifhed Cabinets and a parcel of Medal Boar ds.
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ILLUSTRIOUS AND REMARKABLE PERSONS.
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245 L. Gauricus, A. Grito, J. de Gruthufa, G. Gradenico,
M. Baptifta Ro, Francis Rofello. -
246 J. Coyrenot, J. de Chiraudis, F. Guiccardini, O. Remus,
Albericus Lo. Comes, Jerome Joannius.
247 Andrew Barbata, M. Mantua Benaviduis, Prince of St.
Severino, and one by Sperandei. — -
248 J. Mendoza, Jacob Mizolla, N. Schlifer, Anthony Sar-
zanella. - - - - -
_ ,.249 John Baptift Caftaldus, A Baptifte Guarini, J. B. Gri-
maldus, Bartholomew Pantialicq. -
* jo B. Dotras, Sigifmunda Dietarechftein, Lauradanus Ma- comet, Catharine Pempinela, James Trotus.
_ 1 Peter Balanzano, N. L. Comici, Francis Comenduni, Je¬ rome Donatus. — - -
2^2 Jerome Cardan, E. Honnu, Claude de Lafengle, J. Mor- cat, Magdalen of Mantua, Peter Planta, &c.
2^3 Robert Briconet, Benedict, Pifaurus, &*c. -
254 Jerome Saornianus, Odtavio Ubarldinus, John Baptift,
Urfinus,and others. - — -
___ . - - 5 Henry Brunus, Elizabeth Federmennin, Horatio Fufcus,
G. Gualterutius, &c. - -
2 56 Catharine S, F. Deriario. Hortenfta Ficolomini, Peter
Strozo,&c. - -
257 Ferdinand Leofredus, James Trivulce, Marquis of Vig¬
nola, five- &c. - -
258 Fabius Angler, James Medicis, B. Sanla Juftiniana, Si¬
mon Vouet. Reverfe , Virginia Avezzo. - -
239 Peter Aretine, 2. Catherine Aretine. Reverfe , Hadria Aretine, Anthony Contarinus, Dominique Fontan Andrew Doria, two, Luke Salvionus, Claude de Valle. 260 Blanch of Cuma, Vidtor of Veltrio. MazzncheJli Plate 10,
N. 6, Gabriel Flamma, John Antony Magius, Ferdi¬ nand F. Pifcara, Adtius Syncerus - - -
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.a 6 1 Pompeius, i. PIUS IMP. Julius, 1. DIVOS JULIUS. Auguftus, CONSENSU SEN AT. ET. EQ. OR- DIN. P. Q. R.— DIVA AUGUSTA. — DIVOS JU¬ LIUS.— PROVIDENT.— ROM. ET AUG.— Livia, 1. JUSTITIA. - " ■ — -
262 Julius, 1. Auguftus, 5. Aquila globo infiftens. — AU¬
GUSTUS in corona laurea. — Fuimen olstuili. - irluiicT
velata fedens, d. pateram, s. haftam. — Prora Navis. — Livia, 1. PIET AS. - - -
263 Auguftus, 4. PONTIF. MAXIM. TRJB-VN. POT.
XXXIIII, in medio S. C.— P. CARISiUS LEG. AU GUSTI.-S. CATO PR.— S. C. intra coronam quer-
nam. — Auguftus, reftored by Titus, 3. - -
2^4 Auguftus, 2, Templum rotundum, liinc et inde bafts, quarum fingulis quadrupes infiftit.— Vidtoria tenet cly- peum, cui inlcriptum S. P. Q. R.— Auguftus, reftored by Titus, 3. Livia, 1. SALUS AUGUSTA.
263 Auguftus, 4. Livia, reftored by Titus, 2 : JUSTITIA. (The legends on the rever/es different.) -
2 66 Auguftus, reftored by Domitianus, 1. Auguftus, reftored
by Nerva, 3. Livia, reftored by Titus, i. PIETAS.
267 Auguftus, 2. Agrippa, 1. Neptunus ftans, d. delphinura,
s. tridentem. Tiberius, 3- CLEMENTINE. — MO- DERATIONI. — ROM ET AUG. — Drufus, reftored by ^ Titus, 1. - _ - ;
268 Coins of Auguftus, (with the names of different Triumvirs
on the reverfes •) 14.
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FRENCH SILVER COINS.
Dp.niers. Pepin . Charlemagne • Louis le Debonnaire : Rev* Chriftiana Religio. Leblanc n. 1 and 2. Camaracus. Leblanc n. 9. Doreftatus. Lebl. n. 22. two with the head, not in Leblanc. Aquitaine. Pepin, King of Aquitaine! Lebl . p. 103, the laft figure. Emperor Lotharius % Atrebati. Doreftatus. Lebl . n . 3 and 6. Charles le Chauve. Aqui¬ taine. Lebl. p. 139. Carnotis. Lugduni clavati. Me- tullo. Reinis. Rotuhagus. S. Dioniflius. Lotharius Rev. Clniftiana Religio. Charles le Simple. Rev. Chriftiana Reiigio. Lebl. n. 9. Metullo. Lebl. n. 8. Remis. Lebl. n. 12. - - - -
270 Lewis n. or VI L Denier of Bourges. Lebl. 4.7. Paris. Lebl. n. 9. Orleans. Philip Auguftus. Deniers of Arras and S. Omei. Lebl.p. 176. Le-wis IX. Gros Tournois Denier Tournois. Philippe le Bel. Demi Gros. Bour¬ geois fort. Philippe de Valois, Gros Parilis. Gros Tour-
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Gros d Argent. Denier Par ids. Hardy. -
Various old Billon Coins. - - - - - -
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272 Franks /. Teflon ; another of Dauphine. Henry II.
Tofion, and two half Teftons. Charles IX. Teflon, and half Teflon. Henry ///. Qnart d’ Ecu, Pro Chrifto et jv'.'ge. Charles X. Quart d! Ecu, and Demi Quart. henry IF. Quart d’ Ecu ,* another of Bearn. Lewis s- HI. h ranc. 1616, pattern piece by Briot. £ Franc. Quart d Ecu : another of Bearn. Demi Quart. Lewis Xl"\ Quart d’ Ecu. . - — - 18
273 Lewis XIII. nnd XIF. Coins and Pattern pieces by Varin. 20
274 Lewis XIV. Ecu. 1680. Lewis XL, Ecu. 171S, 1723
and 1724. Petit Ecu. 1725 and 1741. - 6
275 24 Sous, and fmaller pieces, of Lewis XIV. XV. and XVI.
Sdver proof of a Liard of Lewis XIV. and of a Denier of Henry IV Pattern of a new Metal, a 6 dejaiers de fin. 30 $76 Archbishops, Befango®. Duly 3. 7. (two.) Lyon. Duby 7. !o. lleras : Gulermus. Duly 8. 3. Vienne. Duly 9. 2, 5, 8, 9, and one not in Duby, Urbs Vienna Caput Gallic. — Bishops. Cambray : Guy. (two.) Pierre, Gros — Chalons: Roger. Du fa 8.1. (two.) Clermont: Denier. Duby 7. 3. Obole. — Laon : Gauthier. Duby 8.
2. Maguelone. Duby 14. 2. Meaux : Stephen. Duby
11. 5. Peter. Duby it. 9. Metz: Herman, Denier. Thierry, Gros. Raoul de Coucy, Groffus de Marfah — Tioyes. Duby 11.4. Abbe de S. Martin de Tours, Duby t6. 7. (two.) - - - 27
*77 Seigneurs d' Andufe. Denier. Duby 108. 3. Obole. Duby 108. 2. — Dues d ’ Aquitaine . Louis le jeune. King of France. Duby 32. 6. Charles. Duby 39. 5. — Comte de Dar. Edouard. Dues de Bar. Robert. Duby 68. 4 and ,
3. Rene. Duby 68. 6. — Seigneurs de Bearn. Centule. Duby 107. 1. Catherine, Queen of Navarre. Duby 108.
3. — Comtes de Bourgogne. Philip, Duke of Burgundy. Philip II. King of Spain. — Dues de Bretagne. John III. Duly 60.4. John IV. Duby 64. 3. (two.) — Comtes de Champagne. Tiiibault. Duby 77. 6. and one not in Duby. — Dauphin de Fiennois. Humbert II. Duby 22. 11.
•278 Prince,' de Domb.-s. Francois Due de Montpenfier. Duby 44. 10. Marie. Duby ^ fa 6, 10 and 11. Gallon Due d Orleans. Duly 46. 9. Anne Marie Louife, Mademoi- felle de Mftntpenfter, 4 Sous. Duly 47. 9 j and one with Latin legend on the obverie.— Comtes de Dreux* Ro¬ bert. Duly 78.2. — Seigneurs de Ligny. Waleran. Duly 101. 6 and 7. — Dues de Lorraine. Kerri IT. Duby 68. I. Charles Leopold I. — Comtes de Mans. (Three.) Duby 88. — Reis de Navarre. Ferdinand Catholicus. Duby 19.
7. Henri d’ Albrct. Duby 19. 10. Jeanne d’ Albret. (Two.) Duby 20. 3. Antoine de Bourbon & Jeanne. Duby 20. fa Henry I V. - - -
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279 6°mtes & Severs. Eudes. Duby 89. — Orange. Denier
with the title of Emperor Frederick .^-Comtes cle Poitou . Alphonle. Duby 92. 5 .—Comtes de Porcien. G'alche'r* Duby 103. 4. (two.) — Comtes de Provence, Alfoiifus King of Aragon : Denier. Duby 9$. 2. Obole. Duby 93. 4. Robert King of Naples. Duby 96. 2 and 8. Jo¬ hanna Queen of Naples. Duby 97.4. Lewis, King 0f Naples. Duby 98.2. Gros Marfeillez. (Two.) Duby 100. — Seigneurs de Roquefeuil. Duby fuppl. 1. 10 ,■ — Princes de Sedan. Henri, 5 Sols. Duby 41. -^Comtes de Ton - hufe. Raimond. Duby fuppl. 4. 3 . Alfonfe. DubyfnppL 3-5; and two not in Duby. — Comtes de Fermandois. Philip. Duly 103.3. — Town of Metz. Duby 7^. 2 : and four, not in Duby. - - -
280 Dukes of Lorraine. Charles. Ecu. 1369. Quart d’ Ecu. _
Princes of Monaco. FI on ore 11/ Ecu. 1640. Lewis 1. Ecu. 1666. - - - -
281 Princes of Orange. Maurice 1. Ecu. 1618. William
Henry. Ecu. 1652. —Bijbop ofStra/bwg . Charles Cardinal of Lorraine. — Town of Befancon. Florin 1662 Dubx 5. Eight (Bazen ?) 1639. Duby 75.4. * - -
FRENCH PI ED FORTS.
s&2 Gold. Demi Ecu d’ or of Lewis XVI. 164.4.
183 Silver. Philippe de I alois. Enamelled Silver uiedfort of a Lion. • - - - ~ _
284 Henry II. Tefton, 1352. — Charles IX. Tefton, 1375: two, of different thicknefs, both inferibed on tlie edge: Fcr,e ' religion is ajjertnri. Demi Tefton, 1973, with "the fame infeription on the edge. _ _ _ _
^^5 Henry 111 I nine, 1 efton, and Demi Tefton 3 ail three of 1 5 7 7 ? have on the edge: Pad Quiet i ax Fa-licitati pub¬ lican. Quart d’ Ecu, 1578 3 on the edge : Confiitut* rei nwnmarice exemplum. - 1 _
286 Henry IF '. Franc, one thicker with infeription on the edn-e, and one thinner, with engrailed edge. Demi Franc! and Quart de Franc 3 the two laft. and the iirft have on the edge: Perennitati Principis GallM' Re/lit uteris. Quart d Ecu ; on the edge : Probat i numifnatis exemplum. All of the year 1607. _ _ _ _ _
$87. Levels XIII. Quart d’ Ecu. 1 6x8, one thicker with inferip¬ tion on the edge, and one thinner, with engrailed edge,- Demi Quart, 1618. The firft and the laft" have on the edge : Piobati numifnatis exemplum
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Franc, Demi Franc, and Quart de Franc; all three of 1618, have on the edge : Juftifpmi Regis Perennitati. — - — Pieces de C\ , 30, 15 and 5 Sols, inferibed on the edge : Exemplum probat i numifnatis. Piece de 5 Sols ; on the edge : Ludovoci XUL Monetae 'ReJHtutoriat All of the y< ar 1643, the dies by Farin. _ _
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292
FARTHINGS ; PATTERNS, and PROOFS.
Queen Elizabeth. The Queen’s Plead. The Pledge of. Reverie a Penny, 1601. Her Monogram Crowned. Snellings Copper Coinage , F.— One in Pewter. Cod fave the Queen. A Rofe Crowned. Reverfe a Spread Eaole. D. Another, fame. Obverfe and Reverfe. Beati
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N. 2. < : this Piece was Mr. Dummers. - 7
The Commonwealth. Infcribed. Farthing Tokens of Eng¬ land. St. Georges Crofs. Reverfe for Neceffity ot Change, 1649. The Harp. Plate 6. N. 2. . ]
The Commonwealth. The farthing Tokens for—. infcribed St. Georges Crofs, Reverfe the Relefe ot the Pore. 1 he
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The Commonwealth. Brafs and Copper, infcribed Englands Fardin. Reverfe for Necetfary Cha. N. 4.
The Commonwealth, Copper, infcribed Englands Farthing. Reverfe for neceffary chang. N. 4. and one infcribed Truth and Peace on both fides, N. 6. “
Englands Farthing. Reverfe for necetfary change, N. 4. The l- of an Ounce of fine Pewter. Reverfe tor
necetfary change. 7- . T” ,
rIhe Commonwealth, three Pillars, thus united Invincible.
Reverfe a fhip and God direft our cours. 1 with Re¬ verfe for Rawlins, under the Pillars, N. 7.
Oliver’s Farthing, his Head. Infcribed Olivar Pro. Eng. Sc. Irl. Reverfe three Pillars, thus united invincible,
Oliver, bis Head. Reverfe the Arms of England, &c. In -
feribed Charite and Change, 1651. N. 9. ~ '
Oliver, his Head. Reverfe the Arms. Charite and
Change, N. io» - ' n f ,
Charles II. without an Infcrfptm. On both fines, C. K. anc three Pillars, N. 14. the Ship. Uuatuor Maria viudico niided or cr duelled edge , and one infcribed on the edge Mon eta.
ClwtTVtfoh^Amlo, the R^vfriftle, lET and
Eleur de lis CroWned. Reverfe a Ship in full fan, an on the edge Ifta Fama, per Aethera Volat. Another very
thin with a crenelled edge. N. 1 9 7 “ .
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506 Charles II. Pewter, three of them •with a Circle of Copper , %
the Poors* Relief, N. 22, one with Sceptres, N. 24, See. 5 J * / ^
307 Cliarles II. Pewter. The Rofe, furrounded with the Gar¬
ter, crowned, in fcribed Per Mare et Terras. R. The Harp and Garter, crowned, infcribed Per Mare et Terras.
On the Edge, Cambiendi Subfidium, 167 — probably 1677.
Unpublifhed. a Farthing, with the Head, Pewter , with a Circle of Copper. R. Britannia, Quatuor, &c, N. 1.
308 Charles II. two C. and two R. interlinked, and crowned,
like N. 24, Plate 6 of the Copper Coinage, R. the Moon, infcribed ex liofte Diem.
308* The King's Head. Carolus a Carolo. R. Britannia, in - t / t
fcribed Quatuor Maria vindicq, N. 1, four different. t i 4, ,s , £l\ . 509 William and Mary. One, Copper, with a Circle of
Brafs infertcd 5 and one Brafs, or Bath Metal. Obverfe .*■ j£ and Reverfe the fame as their Farthing, Date 1692. v a 4>r‘ ■
310 William and Mary, Brafs and Copper : three Pillars
crowned — on them, Religio, Lex & Libertas— two Hands holding a Sceptre, crowned, infcribed Jungit. Amor. Pa- triaeq. Sahu. - -
311 William and Mary : the King’s Head on one fide, and the
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Queen’s on the other ; and one almoft like their Farthing, N. 12 j and Six with their Heads, one of them Brafs and Copper, one Pewter and Four Copper.
312 Ann. The' Queen's Head. Anna Dei Gratia. R. Bri¬
tannia, 1713. P.8, N. 5, a little different.
313 Anna Regina &: Anna Dei Gratia. R. Britannia, 1714,
N. 8. -
314 Q. Ann, R. Britannia under an Arch, 1713, N. 10, and one like N. 8. - -
315 Q. Anne, her Head. R. Peace in a Car, infcribed Pax Miffa per Orbem.
316 George I. II. and his prefent Majefty.
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ENGLISH MEDALS.
SILVER.
317 Henry VIII. Reverfe, the Infcription in Hebrew and
Greek. His Titles, with the Addition of Supreme Head of the Church, Date, 1545. See the Medallic Hiftory of England to the Revolution, Plate 4, N. 1. This Medal appears Jlruck. -
318 The Coronation Medal of Edward VI. P. 4, N. 8.
319 Philip of Spain. Reverfe f Queen Mary, P. 5. N. r.
320 Mary. Reverfe , Cecis. Vifus. Timidis Quies, N. 2.
321 Head of Pope Julius III. Reverfe, Anglia Refurges, See.
Rruck on Mary’s reftoring the Roman Catholick Religion in England, P. 6, N. 6. — - -
322 Elizabeth, an engraved Silver Plate . Reverfe , her Aims
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fupported by a Lyon and Dragon* P. 8, N. 9. Her
✓f , /j*-* —r — -Head and Titles, without a Reverfe. -
5 * IS 322* Elizabeth on restoring the Coin, P. 7, N 2, and Jettons
as in P. 8, N. 3, 4 and 5, and one. Rev erf e , AfRi&o- rum Confervatrix, i6©i. -
/• Elizabeth on being; offered the Sovereignty of Holland,
1587, P. 8, N. 8. On the Spanifh Invation, 1588, N. 7. on the Triple Alliance, 1591, Plate 9, N.3,
✓ * (3* 324* The Earl of Leicester, on quitting the Government, Plate
' * 8, N. r. - - - -
324 The Earl of Pembroke, P. 5, N. 4. A Bull, infer ibed
Edmund Withipoll zEt. 48 ; both by Stephens of PIol- land* -
3 . f 323 Sir Richard Martin. Reverfe, his Wife, P. 10, N. r, by ' | S Stephens. N. B. The Date of the Medal is 1562..
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Dimock, by Stephens, N. 2. Unique. 1
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v gf~&2 6 Mary, Wife of John Di '* Thomas Stanley, ASt. 5 o. His bn ft regarding the right. Re-
fif _ verjk Arms, by Stephens- of Holland. This Medal is
nnpubhjhed ann Unique
328 Jettons. Lord BuckhurR, P. XI. N. 1. N. 2. Of John Hele, N 3. Sir Edward Coke, N. 4. Lord Exeter, N. 3. Lord Snlilbury, 1602. N. 6, and one of him, deferibed in the fame Work, Page 30.
320 Janies I. Elis Queen and Son, engraved plates .
330 James I. Plate XT1. N. 1. Ann, of Denmark, his Queen, N* 2, and two of Prince Elenry. One of them a little liferent from N. 3.
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331 James I. His Head only, P. n, N. 10, and N. 16, Elate 12. - -
332 Ann of Denmark, Plate XIII. N. r. two differing in Size.
Eilifabeth, Daughter of James I. N. 5.
£33 Wadhamv P^verje, -His Wife, N. 7.
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334 Charles I. and his Queen Henrietta Maria of France, by Rawlins, P. XIV. N. 5> &c.
335 Charles I. His Queen on their Marriage, P. XV. N. 1,
and various others. One of them, R. three Crowns.
336 Charles I. P. XV. N. 8, N. 10, N. 11, N. 12, and N. 1 3, Jettons.
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ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS IN SILVER.
' "A 338 Pompeius, 1. Julius, 1. Lepidus, 1. (all finely pre-
* ' firved) - 3
339 Pompeius, 1. Julius, 1. Lepidus, t. M. Antonius, 1,
fall finely prefer veil.) ‘ - - — 4
/ ^*<To Pompeius; 1. Julius, 2. M» Antonius and Auguftus* 1.
Zy ,« L L. AntoniliSj r. AnguRus, i. (all finely pi ejerved) 6
Pompeius, 1. Julius, 3. M. Antonius, 3. M. Antonius
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342 Julius, 4. Julius and M. An tonius, 1. M. Aiitomus, 2.
M. Autonius and Auguftus, 1. * Auguftus, 4.
343 Julius, 3, Julius and M. Antoni us, 2. M. Antomus,i.
Auguftus, 6.
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344 Julius, 3, L. Antonius, 1. Auguftus, 8.
341? Auguftus, 7- (with temples and other buddings) . 1 1
rius, 2. Nero Claudius Drufus, 1. Claudius, 1. Cali¬ gula and Auguftus, 1.
3 46 Auguftus ,10. (all finely preferred) .
347 Auguftus, 10. (V°)
24.8 Auguftus, j K. (one of them a Medallion). *
349 Auguftus,i. (a Medallion). Tiberius, 2. Nero Clau¬ dius Drufus, i.
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3^0 Germanicus and Caligula, 1. Germanicus and Agnppmu
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Sen. i/A l c j-iia 1 t £ 7
0 fji and Agrippina Sen. 1. (well ft ruck and fine y
prejerved .) -
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352 Caligula and Auguftus, 2, Claudius, 3. Ciaudius and Agrippina Jun. 1. Nero, 3* Galba, 3- 333 Caligula and Auguftus, 1. Claudius, 2. Nero,i. Gal ba, 1. Otho,i. (all finely prefttrved) A,rXn
SCOTCH GOLD.
qra The Bonnet Piece of James V. weighing 88 grains, the half- Royal 5 dates 1540. CardoneL N. 9 and 1 1.
3 c; < Mary Arms and Title, 1143. Reverfe, her Cypher crowned, Ecce Ancilia Domini, N. 13 The Arms Crowned be- tween the letters I. G. R&verfe, Diligite Juiatiam, 1553.
Cypher of the word Maria Crowned between two Cinquefoils, N. 15. and the half like N. 14. '
ck6 Mary the Ryal with Head and Titles. Reverfte, lulius Fide Vivit, 1555. The Royal Arms Crowned, P. 3.
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6 ey The half Royal of Mary, 1558, weighing 58 grains, o r 3 Francis and Mary Face to Face, over, a Crown. Fianc ct 35 Ala. D.G. R. R. Scotor Dolphin \ len. Reverje f our Pair of Dolphins, twitted, together, &c. Horum ima Fides, 1558, weighing 114 grains probably intended tor
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ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS in GOLD.
359 Julius and Auguftus, 1. Caput Juki laurealum, Octa- via-ni nudum.
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360 M. Antonius and Auguftus, 1. Capita Antonu et Odtavi- ani nuda.
361 Auguftus I. SIGNIS FARTHICIS RECEPTIS. CapilCOl'-
nus. ' “ ‘ ~
362 Auguft is 1. IMP. X. Eos Cornupeta. - 1
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Fourth Day’s Sale.
ILLUSTRIOUS AND REMARKABLE PERSONS,
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^-5 63 John Francis Bonipartis. John Breffani. Antonio de Laeva, Peter Paul Mafic ns. Thomas Mocenico. Francis Q.ui- rini. - - -
364 John a Fernfcerg. James Beves, Scipio de Montibus and
others - - -
365 Andrew Alciatus. Baptifi Fulgos. Ant. Mula. M. Ant.
PatTerns, &c. - -
366 Daniel Centurione.. G. Cornelio. A. Contarenus. Gabriel
Tryphon. Leonard Zantane. John Michael Zerb. 6
36 7 Francis Bonattus . Jerome Conftagius. John Herrera.
Caefar Taberna. Lavinia Fontana Zappia. Frederic
Zucharus. - - 6
68 John Bellini. ]. Peter Crivello. Andrew Crifpus. Livia Columna. Vi&oria Columna. Camilla Peretta. N. Todin. Pet. Victorias. F. Vitalis. — — 8
Pierius Valerianus Bellunentis. Dante. Diana Mantuana.
Francifcus Volateranus, See. 12
Erafmus of Rotterdam. Mazzuc belli. Plate 45 N. 6. N. 46.
N. 1.
Futtace Bolanus. Francis Taberna. F. G. Apel. Tap- pa, &c 12
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370
371
372
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375
Laurent. Taras. Jerome Zane.
Thomas de Marinis.
Titian, &rc. - — - - 12
Michael Angelo Buonarota.
F. Martinio. Francis Max. Philip Ruis, &c. 12
Andrew Carafa. John Aloifius. P. 19. N. 1 and
<j. Blanca Panlana.
Carcania. Francis Rabelais,
&c.
376 Alexander Baflianus and John Cavino, called the Paduans, famous for imitating Ancient Medals. Bngius Ban. Marcus M. Bonavit. Vidtor Camelius, done by hirnfelf. Jerome Cornelius* John Vin Dulcius. Jerome Panti- cus and Pompeius Lodovifius, two. Cofmus Scaptius,
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377 John Calvin. Martin Luther, Rcverfc Martin Bucer. Phi¬
lip Melandfhon.
378 Argentina llangona. Odtavius Veftris. P. SB. N. 2 and
otliers. - - - - ; — 12
379 Antoninas Pius. Conftantine the Great. The Emperor
Fleraclius, 2. Medallions probably of the 15th Century.
, ROMAN MIDDLE BRASS.
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380 Coins of Aaga flus, with the names of different Triumvirs
on the Reveries. - -
381 Agrippa,i. Tiberius, 4. Caduceus alatus. — Duplex cornu¬
copia intermedin caduceo. — Globus cum gubernaculo.— ■ Muller velata fedens,d. pateram, s. haltam. Drufus, re- , Bored by Titus, I . - - - 6
382 Agrippa,reltored by Titus, 1. * Tiberius, 5* Antonia, 1.
Figura facerdotalis velata Bans, d. fimpulum. 7
383 Agrippa, restored by Domitianns, r. Tiberius, 3. Antonia,
1. Germanicus, 1. Signis Recept. Devidtis Germ.— Nero and -Drufus, Caefares, 1. Uterque in citis equis. - - 6
384 Tiberius, 2. Tiberius, reltored by Titus, 1. Antonia,!.
Germanicus, 1. Nero and Drufus, Caefares, 1. 6
385 Tiberius, reftored by Titus, 1. Germanicus, reftored by
Titus, 1. Caligula, 1. vesta. — Claudius, 2. CERES AUGUSTA.— CONSTANTINE AUGUST!.— Nero, 1. ARA PACIS. - - 6
386 Drufus,i. PONTIF. TRIBUN. POTEST. ITER, in
medio, SC Germanicus, 1. C. C2ESAR AUG. GER¬ MANICUS PON. M. TR. POT. Both Coins have a beautiful 0 a tine, are well Jlruck ■ avH highly preferred'. 2
58 7 Germanicus,!. Caligula, 1. Claudius, 2. LIBERTAS AUGUSTA. — Pallas gradiens, d. ha flam vibrat, s. cly- peum tenet Nero, GENIO AUGUSTI. (Two 'varie¬ ties.)— MAC. AUG.— PACE P. R. TERRA MARIO. PARTA JANUM CLUS1T.— PACE P. R. UBIQ.UE PARTA JANUM CLUSIT. - 9
GERMAN DOLLARS.
388 Imperial. Ferdinand II. 1623. Jofeph I. 1703. Charles
VI, 1 716. of Silefia. Maria Therefa, Queen of Hun¬ gary and Bohemia. 1741. - _ 4
389 Charles VII. 1743. very rare. * - i
390 Jofeph II. 1771. Francis II. King of Hungary ai.d Bohe¬
mia. 1792. — Emperor. 1792. - 3
391 Electors: May e nee. Emmerich Jofeph. 17 63 . Trier.
Clemens Wenceflaus. 1771. Cologne . Sede va:ante. 16&8. — - - - - $
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392 Bavaria. Maximilian. 1627. Maximilian Jofeph, 1 755- Rev. Virgin Mary. — 1768. Rev. Arms. Palatine. Cb arles Theodore. 1790.
59 3 Saxony. Mauritius* 1^48. John George. II. 1608. Xa¬ vier, Ad mini ftrator, 1765. - —
394 Frederick Auguftus, King of Poland, Vicarius of the Em¬
pire, 1741. Frederick Auguftus II Ring of Poland,
1763. Frederick Chriftian, 1 763. Frederick Augbftus
III. j 79 1 . - - - - - -
395 Brandenburg, George William, 1634./ Frederick III.
1696. King Frederick J. 1701. King Frederick II. Emden Eaft India Company. - — —
396 Hannover. Erneit Auguftus. before he was Debtor. 1682.
Head j 1692. St. Andrew 5 1O87. Horfe. very fine.
Eletior. it'94. Head: No date. Wild man.
39.7 George Lewis. 1712. Head ; 1704. St. Andrew; 1705. St. Andrew in a different politico ; 1 706. Horfe.
398 King George I. 1721. Head; 1723. St. Andrew; 1719.
Wild man, Anns with fupporters ; 1722. Wild man.
Arms in four ftt iel'ds ; 17 ! 9. Iloiie. -
399 George II. 1729. Head. Rev. Arms with fupporters;
1731. Head. Rev. Arms without, fupporters; 1751. St. Andrew; 1732. Horfe; 1 7 50. Mine Dallor, Giite des Herrn. - > -
400 King George III. 1 7 7 .3 - Head; 1762. St. Andrew;
1764. Wild Man; 1774. Mine Dollar, Giite des
Herrn. - - - —7 ^ * -
401 Archbishops, Magdeburg. J738. — Salzburg. John Er-
neft. 1695. Jacob Erneft. 1746. Andrew. 1752.
Sigifmund. 1764 - - *
40 .Paris. 1620. Obv. Arms. 1637. Obv. Virgin Mary. Leo¬ pold. 1740. Hieronymus. 1772. — - -
403 Bishops. Augjburg. Joteph. r 744- Bamberg. John
George, no date. Melchior Otto, 1649. Philip Valen¬ tine, 16^ 7, Sede vacante. 1693. -
404 Eichfteedi . John Chriftopher. 1626. John Anthony.
1735. Sede vacante. 1757. — Hildesbeim. Ferdinand.
1624. - - ^ _ N
407 Liege. Gerard. tghS. ^Maximilian Hetuy.^ iOj\.
Lubeck. Chriftian Auguftus. 1724. Sede vacante.
172
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406 Munfier. Chriftopher Bernard. 1652. Rev. St.
iby). Rev. Crofs of Cost eld. Sede vacante., Oimutv. Charles. 1703. Wolffgang. 1724. '
407 OJnabruck. Erneft Auguftus, Duke of York. 1723.
bom. Ferdinand. • 663 . Francis Arnold. 17 1 1
Paul .
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Un. Pancracius. 1344. -
408 Wurzburg. Julius, no date. Francis. 1639. John God* ’• frcv- ^693.— Abbots. Corbey. Arnold. — Murbacb. .no date, but the title of Emperor Ferdinand II.
40a PaiNCES. Auftria. Archduke Sigifmund, 1486. rare. Maximilian, 1603. fir.e,— Baden. Margrave Charles Fre-
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41© Brunswick. Duke. Auguflus, three Belldollars, 1643. • viz.
Bell without a Clapper ; Bell with the Clapper ; three hands ringing the Bell. 1666, his head crowned by an Angel. — - - - — # 4
41 1 Chrillian, Coadjutor of Razeburg, no date. Frederick Ul¬
ric, 1-613. Wild Man. 1633. St. Jacob. — Chriftian, Bifhop of Halberftadt, 1622. Rudolphus Auguflus, 1679. Anthony Ulric, 1707. Auguflus William,
1722. - - - - _ 7
412 Charles. Albertus Thaler, 1747. Mine Dollars : Giite
dcs Herrn, 1 745. WeifTer Schwan, 1747. Cronenburgs Gluck, 1752, - J- - ~ — 4
413 1 \ Dollar of Rudolphus Auguflus. i~ Dollar of George
William. - - - - __ 2
414 Henneberg. 4695 and *698. — HeJfeCaffel. Landgrave Mau¬
rice. 1624. William V. 1628. Frederick I. King of Sweden, 1 733 • —Mecklenburg* Duke Albert, 1 543 *
Ulric, 13^6. - - - ' 7
413 Saxe Gotha, Frederick III. 1753, 1 76a and 1768. 3
416 Saxe Coburg Saalfcld. Duke Erneft Frederick, ij6$.+—fVzr~
temberg. Duke John Frederick, 1621. , Charles Ru¬ dolphus, Adminillrator, 1 737. Charles, 1781, 4
417 Hohenlobe Neuen/iein. Lewis Frederick Charles. 1783.—
L cvoenjlein Wertheim. Charles, 1766. — Schvjarz,enberg. Jofeph. 1766, — - - * 3
PATTERNS and PROOFS for HALFPENCE.
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COPPER.
418 Charles II. a Ship in full fail with his Titles. Reverfe, the Arch Angel Michael, piercing the Dragon, infcribed Soli Deo. Gloria. — One Copper, one Brafs and Copper,
and one Copper and Brafs. His Headj Reverfe , Britan¬ nia, infcriled Quatuor Maria Vihdico. Shilling. N. 3. 4
419 Charles II. his Head. Carole Secundo, Reverfe , a Lion
Beeping: over, Quiefcit, and under Britanfiia. — A Rofe. Ante Omne'sjO Proof , '672. N. 3. — — . 3
420 William and Mary, the King’s Head. Reverfe, the Queen’s
Head. P. 8. N. 1 and 3. The King and Queen’s Head. Reverfe, Britannia, date 1694. - — %
421 William and Mary. Proof, 1694. N. 13. a Pattern, dif¬
fering in the h ork only. - - - - - 2
422. Ann. Her Head on both fides, infcribed on the edge Anno
Regni duddecim. N. 1 V. Plate 8. - 1
423 Ann. Head on both Bdes, Anna Dei Gratia, plain edge .
424 Ann. Her Head, Reverfe, Britannia fitting/ Crown Over.
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P» 8. N. 4 and 6. and one fame Reverfe , the Rofe and Thiille, like, N. g. - - 5
425 Ann. Reverfe, the Rofe and Thiftle Crowned, and one not
Crowned, N 7 and 9. - - - 2
426 George I. Bronze and not Bronze. George II. and George
III. Proofs. - 4
427 Patterns for Half-pence of his prefent Majefty, by Bol¬
ton of Birmingham, 1788 and 1790, two different edges. 3
428 Patterns for Pound Pieces of his prefent Majefty,. coined
under the diredtion of Lord Stanhope, and one for a Guinea, by Milton. - - 4
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RUSSIAN MEDALS,
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Silver.
429 A Bud, full faced in Armour, Crowned in the left hand, a
Globe fiirmounted by a Crofs, a Scepter in the right hand, in/cribed, Demetrius Joanis. D. G. Imperator. Rufiiae Anno ,/Etat. Suae 24. Reverfe a Spread Eagle ,* in the center St. George piercing the Dragon through the Neck, an Imperial Crown over the Eagle ; a Ruffian Infer ip t ion , Unique. - - - I
430 Peter the Great, cn the taking of Afoph, in 16 98. See, Me-
dailles Sur les Principaux Evenemens de P Empire de Ruffie depuis le Regne de Pierre le GrNid, Jufqua Celui de Catherine II. Page 5. On the taking of Nottenburg in 1702. P. 1. Taking of Neva. P. 12. Of Mittau.
P. 23. On the Battle of Kalifch, 1706. P. 24. Of Leef- no. P. 25. On the fame, 26. In favor of Admiral Apraxin. P. 28. On eftablilhing the Port of Tanga- rouck. P. 29. - - 9
431 Peter the Great, on the Battle of Pultova, in 1709. P. 33.
On taking of Elbing. P.34. Taking of Wiburg. P.35.
Of Reval. P. 36, two. Of Riga. P.37. Of Duna- mund. P. 38. Of Kexholm. P. 40. Of Arenfbourg.
P. 41. - - - - 9
432 Peter the Great, on conquering Livinia and Zinland. Page
42. On the fame. P. 43. On, taking of Abo. P. 46. Battle with the Swedes in 1713. ,P. 47. Of Wafa. P.48.
On taking Neufchlofs. P. 49. One a Sea Fight. P. 50.
On the fame. P. 51. On the Czar being at the Head of Four Fleets, viz. His own, the Englilh, Dutch and Da- nifh in 1716. P. 54. - -
433 Peter the Great, on viliting the Mint of Paris in 1718.
P. 55. On his return to Ruflia in 1717. P. zq. On taking of three Frigates. P. 58. On taking of Four Fri¬ gates from the Swedes. P. 159. On his Heroick A&ions.
P. 63. On the Coronation of the Emprefs Elizabeth in 1724. P. 67 and 66 two. - -
434 Peter the Great, on building the Caftle of Cronchlofs.
P. a6 two. On taking of Perneam P. 39 two. • On the
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Marriage of the Crafevitz Peter Alexis, with Char- lotta of* Brunfvyick Luneburg, their heads, date 1 71 1 , two.
On the Peace of Neuftad, &c. P. 6i. Two very fmall Medals, one on his Death by Dailier, another, P. 68.
in 1725. - — 7
433 Peter the Second, upon his Coronation in 17-8, P. 69,
On the Coronation of the Emprefs Ann. P. 70. Ou her Death. P. 76, fmall fize. The Emprefs Elizabeth, on appointing Peter, Duke ot Holfleiii, her Succetfor.
P. 78. On the Foundation of the Univerfity of Mofcow, in 17154 — by James Anthony Dailier. P.83. > 5
436 The Emprefs Catharine II. upon the Intlitution of the
Academy of Painting, Sculpture, &c. in 17 65 P.97, two. —
On the Naval Victory over the Turks. P. ic8. — On the Happinefs of the Ruffian Empire, P. r ro. — On Reftoring Peace to Courland in 1762. — On the Grand Duke Peter’s Reception at Berlin, by Frederick the Great, King of Pruflia, in 1776. — Elizabeth. Reverfe, the Morea, 1783, and two fmaller. - - — — —— 9
437 The Emprefs Catharine, her Buft without any Infcription.
Reverfe , the Equcftrian Statue of Peter the Great upon a flock, J 782 , a Medallion, — * - — I
ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS.
438 Charles I. Plate XV. N. 9. — Charles and Queen. Reverfe
three of their Children. N. 23. - *
439 Charles I. on his return from Scotland. P. XVI. N. 1 and
2, the lajl a Jlruck Medal. -
440 Charles I. Scotch Coronation Medal, on the Rim, Ex Aut o ,
ut in Scotia reperitur. Briot. fecit. Edenburgi 1633.
441 Charles I. on making his foil, (afterwards Charles II.) Knight
of the Garter, May 22, 1638. N. 3 — 6 and 10.
442 Charles I. on the Fifhery, by Briot. N. 4 and 7.
443 Charles I. and his Queen fitting Hand in Hand, trampling
on a Dragon. Reverfe, an Infcription on their meeting at Keinton, July 13, 1643, Plate XVI. N. 9. Unique .
444 Charles I. N. 8, 11 and 12. N. 13. two, by Briot. and Raw¬
lins, and one on the Reduction of Briflol. P. XIII.
N. 2. - - / < -
443 Charles I, and his Queen, 1636. Reverfe, inscribed, Juf- titia et Pax Ofculatse funt. Pfal. 84. P. XVIII. N. 1.
446 Archbifliop Laud. N. 7. -
447 Charles I. when Prince of Wales. Reverfe , on Horfeback,
his Head Crowned, eu graved, the King fitting. P. XVIII. N. IQ. r 7 - - — - *
445 Charles I. the king fitting, a Scepter in hand, under both
Houles of Parliament, inferihed , Pro. Religione, Grege, et Rege. Reverfe, a f}iip 111 full fail. Unpublijhed and Unique . . . — «
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43° A thin plate of Sir William Packhurft, Warden of the Mint, done at Oxford, by Rawlins, in 1644. P. XVIII. N. 5. and an engraved Plate of Ry craft. ’
And the head of a young Man, ^ET. 20. unknown.
431 Colonel Strangeways. Reverfe White Tower. P. XVIII.
N. 9. — ■ - - I
432 Charles I. and his Queen, without the date. P. 18. N. 1. Reverfe, a Monfter with 7 heads, the King’s head under it, with the Crown and Scepter, infer ibed, Heu Quaenam.
Hec Infania Vulgi, probably on his Death. - - 1
4$3 Charles I. on his Death, Plate XVII. N. 1 — 3 — 4 and 3. 4
454 Charles I. on his Death. P. XVII. N. 7 — 8 — 9, by Rotier. 3 435 Charles I. on his Death. P. XVII. N. 10 — 11, and one in-
feribed on the Reverfe , but not legible. - 3
456 Robert Devereux, Earl of EiTex, General of the Parliament Forces. Cbverfe, riding full fpeed, Sword in Hand. In- feription engraved , Robertus Comes EfTex. Reverfe , his -
Arms, unpublijhed. - ■ - 40
437 Lord EfTex, Plate XXI. N. 4—5 — 6. two and 7. 3
438 Sir Thomas Fairfax, General of the Parliament’s Forces,
Plate XXI. N. 10— 11 — 13. and one f ruck, not publijhed. Same Obverfe aud Reverfe, but round. - - 4
439 Jetton’s Bifhop Juxon. P. XVIII. N. 3. John Gidley.
P.XX. N 3. and Lord Traquair. Obverfe, his Arms. R . Scales and Weights. - - - 3
460 Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protestor, on his Victory at Dun¬
bar Plate XII. N. 3 and 4, this without a Reverfe. N. 5, and one an imitation of it. Reverfe, like N. 6, fuppofedl to have been done in Holland 1 - - ■
461 Olivar. Reverfe , Maflanicllo. P. XXII. N. io„
ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS in SILVER.
462 CabVula,T. Claudius, 2. Claudius and Nero, i: Nero, 3.
Galba, 3. ' - - - xo
463 Neio and Agfippina, 2. Nero, 1. {dll finely prrferved.) 3
464 Nero, 2. Galba, 2. Otho, 2. Vitellius, 2. (all well pre-
ferved.) - * — — ~ 8
463 Nero, 3. Galba, 2. Otho, 2. Vitellius, t. Vefpafia-
nus, 3. - - - - - * - 12.
466 Vitellius, 2. Vefpafianus, 3. Titus, 3. (cdl finely pre-
frved.) — — - J — 8
467 O'1 o, 2. Vitellius, 2. Vefpafianus, 4. Titus, 2. Domi-
tianus, 4» - - - J4
468 Vitejiius, 2. Vefpafianus, 4. Titus, 4. Julia Titi, 1. 11
469 Vefpafianus, 2. Titus, 2. Julia Titi, 1. Domitianus, 1.
(all well preferred.) - * * - 6
470 Vefpafianus, 4. Titus, 3. Julia Titi, 1, Domitianus, 4. n
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471 James VI. half bodied and Crowned, to the left holding a
Sword in his right hand, an Olive Branch in the left, un¬ derneath, infcribtd. , in utrunque Paratus, 1576, Rever/e, the Royal Arms Crowned in the Centre. Parcere. Sub- jeftis, et debellare fuperbos, weighing 1-9 dwts. 12 gr. uncertain if intended for a Coin. -7 -
472 James VJ. the Royal, a Ship with two flags, 1. Obver/e, the
Arms Crowned in the middle. Rever/e , Florent Scept. Piis. Regna His. Jova dat. Numerat. N. 5.
473 James VI. the King bare-headed, looking to the right.
Rever/e , the Arms Crowned, between 15 — 80. N. 6. The King with a high-crowned Hat. Rever/e, Te Solum
Vereor, a Lyon, &c. 1591. N. 9. -
4/4 James VI. with a high crowned Hat, Titles as ufual. Re- verfe, Te Solum.Vereor. 1593, a Lyon holding a Sceptre above in a Cloud, the word Jehovah in the Hebrew Cha-
radter. N. 9. weighing 68 grains. -
475 James VI. Ryders, 1 593 and 94, the King riding full fpeed. Rever/e , the Arms Crowned. Spero Meliora, the half,
N. 10 and 12. - . -
176 James VI. the Arms crowned. Rever/e , Salus Populi Su- prema Lex, a Sword and Sceptre in Saltire, dates 1601 — 2 and 3, weighing 80 grains each. -
ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS in GOLD.
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477 Auguftus, 1. imp. xmt. Imperator fedens, cui porrigitur
”• infans. (very rare.)' — — _
478 Auguftus, 1. mar. vlt. Templum Martis Ultoris, ad imi-
tationem Jovis Feretini. (rare.) _ .
479 Auguftus, 1. c. caes. avgvs. f, Figura equeftris cum
tribus fignis militaribus. - - -
480 Auguftus, I. signis recept is. Mars nudus, galeatus,
' d. aquilam legionariam, s. lignum militare. _
481 Auguftus, I. CAESAR AVGVSTVS S. P. Q.R. CL. V. Duplet
lauii ramus, intra clypeus. - .
48a Auguftus, 2. AVGVSTVS s. c. Aquila unguibus tenens coronam querceam, Line indc duo laurus rami. — imp. x. Imperator fedens, ante quern duae figurae ftantes, ramos lauri porrigentes. — - -
482 * A Mahogany Cabinet, containing 7 Drawer# 15 In. by 7 In, deep.
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Fifth Day’s Sale.
ILLUSTRIOUS and REMARKABLE PERSONS.
COPPER. v
483 Francis Avalos. John Charles, of Parma. John of Le)-
den, King of the Anabaptifts at Munlter. Francis Mau- recenigo. Charles Vicecomes, 8-rc. - , ljL
484 Jofeph Caril'lo de Albornoz. Benefiifit Averanius. Joleph
Averanius. Vincent de Ambra. C. Antinoxius. 5
485 Laurence Bellini, r — Caietanus. — Berenftadt, 1. Peter Be-
retinus, 1. Fautl-ina Bordoni, 1. Antony Bifcionius, 1 . 5
486 John B a pti ft . — C er retan us , 1. Auguft.— M. Cerretanus, 1.
Antony Cocchius, 1. Laura Corli, 1. Colmus, III. Etiuf-
. corum Rex. - - ^ 5
48; Galileus Galilei. Jofeph Bapta. Fagivoli. Charles Fon¬ tana and Farfetlus. John Larnios. ^ - 5
488 Lawrence Count Magalotti. Antony Magliabechi, 2. Peter
Matthe w Magi us; Manfred Malafpina. — _ 5
489 John Matthew Marchettv Honorius de Marinari.
Marcellos Malpigius. Henry Newton. Antonius
Niccolinius. - - - — , . 5
490 Charles An tout a Puteo. Francis Redi. F. Marquis Ri-
cardi. — Antony M. Salviati. - > ^
iqi Antony M. Salvinus, two. Alexander Segni. Cos. Semi-
tori. Vi&oria Tarquini. Liul a Verrazano. ^ (
492 Philip N. Allovita, 2. John Laurence Bernini. Cyrus Fer-
rus. Charles Fontana. Gerome Gaftaldus Salileus Lyn- ceus. Charles Maratti. 2. Metaflafio. — — ic
493 Gafpard Alterius. Philip Bonarotti. John Campinus.
Lewis Caprara. Paul Falqoner. Charles Brofchi Fare- , nelli, the famous Singer. Baron Stofch, two. Levius Odefchalchi. Baptift. Spinula. Raphael San&ius Ur¬ binas. Mezzvchelli i Tome Plate 52. N* 1. . 1
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Peter Caignai*. Cofimo Citerni. N. Coypal. N. Boucott Ducolombicr. John Baptilt Duhamel. Philip Lavorus. Joicph Bapta Mancini. Alex. Marcellas— Margaret Louis of Orleans. Bernard Pal quin as. Cornells V. Sbeltmga.
Joach, Franc Travail as. ” .
Laura Mar. Cath. Balia. Jofeph Cervi. Thom. Henncq. Cabrera. Livius Odetchalchi. Antony OttobonL Muxi-
milian Titon. - * - — # ;
Mapl}. Barber. Jofeph Don*. Callini. Car. Errarcl. Al¬ bert Haller. Antony Magliabechi. X.ivius Odefchalchi, (eight.) Count Schulenberg, (two.) Count Staremberg. David a Stettin'. Philip Baron Stolen, two. Daniel de Superville. Chriftoplier Witti chius. ■
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ROMAN MIDDLE BRASS.
407 Caligula, 1. Claudius, 2. Nero, 5. ROMA. — SECURI- TAS AUGUST!.— SECURITAS AUGUSTI 1L— VICTORIA AUGUSTI. -VICTORIA AUGUSTI II. 8 49S Caligula and Germanicus, with their Portraits, 1.^ (Jlruck probably at Corinth.) Claudius, 1. Nero, 3. Nero fto- latus gradiens citharam puliat. (tnx)o varieties.) — Vidto- ria tenens clypeuin, cui inlcriptum S. P. Q. R. Galba, 1.
AEQUITAS. - 1 - _ - 6
4Q9 Claudius, 2. Nero, 4. Galba, 3. CERES AUGUSTA. —
LI BERTAS PUB RIGA.— PAX AUGUST. Vfi
roo Claudius, reft ored by Titus, 1. Nero, 4. Galba, 1. S. P.
. Q.R. OB CIV SER. Vitellius, 1. CERES AUG. 7 joi Claudius, reltored by Domilianns, 1 . Nero, 4. Galba, 1.
S. P; Q. R. OB GIVES SERVAT. — Vitellius, 1. CON¬ CORDIA AUGUSTI. 7
$02 Nero, 2. Galba, 1. VESTA. — Vitellius, 1. PROVJN. DENT. Velpafianus, 2. EEQU1TAS AUGUST. —
EE QUIT AS AUGUSTI. Titus, 1. EE QUIT AS AU¬ GUST. 7
503 N ero,3. Galba, 1. Aquila legionaria inter duo ligna mi- litaria. — Vitellius, 1. VICTOR. AUGUS. Vcfpafia- nus , 2. CERES AUGUST.— CERES- AUGUSTA. —
Titus, 1. 2ETERNIT. AUG. 8
C04 Nero, 3. Galba, r. Victoria gradiens, d. coronam lauream, s. palmrerammn. — Vitellius, 1. VICTORIA AUGUSTI;
— Velpafianus, 2. CONCORDIA AUG.— CONCOR¬ DIA AUGUSTI. Titus, 3. CERES AUGUST, — CONCORDIA AUGUSTI.— FELICITAS PUBLICA. IQ
GERMAN DOLLARS.
305 Counts. Ranau Munzenberg. Cathltrina Belgicn Tutrix, 162 y Htjhenhbe Neufnfigirt, WolfFgang Julius* 16 97.
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Kaiu»[egg Rottetfels. Francis Hugo, etc. 1739. Ncuenar and Mors. Herman. 1567. Oldenburg. Anthony Gun¬ ther, 1600. • — - _ _ _ d
506 Reufs. Henry XXIV. of Eberfdorf. 1765. Scblick. Stephen
and his brothers. Stolberg. Chriftopher Frederick and • Joft Chriftian. 1715* Pngger. Maximilian. 1624. Burg Fried berg. 1766. - - • _ ' 5
507 Towns. Augjhurg . 1640. Emperor Ferdinand III. 1745.
Emperor Charles VII. 1764. Emperor Francis I. —
Bremen. 1642, 1668 and 1743. - 6
308 Frfurt. 1617. — Frankfurt. j’764 and 1 7 7 2 • — '-Hamburg.
1 673 and 1730. - -
509 Lubeck. i752-> and Jubilee Dollar of 1730. — Munfler. 1534.
One Anabaptift Dollar, and 1 \ Dollar. ■ -
310 Nurnberg. 1693. Emperor Leopold. 1694; 170 6-, 1721. Emperor Charles VI. 1742. Emperor Charles VII.
- 7 1 7 54 and 17 57. Emperor Francis I. 1765 and 1768.
Ratijbon. 1737. Emperor Charles VI. Rev. Curia Ratiib. I75^- Euiperor Francis I. 1766. Emperor Jofeph II.
513 Rofocb. 1633. — Stralfund. 1640 . — Strajburg. — Wifmar, No date, but the Title of Emperor Ferdinand III.
314 Box Dollars. Archduke Leopold, 1632. Archduke Ferdinand Charles, 1654. Archduke Sigifmund Francis, 166*;. Guftavus Adolphus King of Sweden, 1732. Queen Chriftina, 1641. _ _
511
312
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GERMAN HALF DOLLARS.
313 Hannover. Two of King George I. Four of King George
II. Two of King George III. - ~ %
516 Emprefs Queen Maria Therefa, two. Charles Theodore
Elector Palatine. Hildejbetm, Sede vacante 1761. Arch¬ duke Sigifmund of Tyrol , 1484. Charles Prince of Bat - thyani. Charles Albert Prince of Hohenlobe JValdenburg Schillingsfurjl. Frederick Duke of Mcklenburg Schwerin. $
517 Chriftopher Frederick and Joft Chriftian Counts of Stol¬
berg. Town of Brunfwick, 1331. Campen. Lubeck, 1738. Magdeburg, 1674. Munfter, 3534. Ratilbon, 1734 and 1791. - ‘ - S
SWEDISH SILVER COINS.
51S Oertogs. Albert. Brenn. 3, 1 and 2. Eric of Pomerania. Stockholm. Brenn.. 6, 1. Chriftopher. Stockholm. Brenn. 7, 2. Charles Knutfon. Abo. Brenn. 7, ij. Chriftiern, 1. Stockholm. Brenn. 7,3. Sten Sture the elder. Stockholm. 1478. Brenn. 7, 1. No date. Brenn. 8,4. (two.) WaEeras. Brenn. 8,3, (two.) Guftayus L
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Stockholm. Brenn. Quft. i, 3. (two.) 1322'. Brenn. Guff\ 1,2. 11529. Bercb n. 11. 1531. Bereft rt. io\ Wafteras, Berch n. 21. note. — Half Oer togs. John II. Stockholm, Brenn. 8, 3. Wafteras. D. M. 5.9. Sten Share tllfe el¬ der. Stockholm. Bercb . «, 4. note, (two.) Wafteras. Brenn. 8, 6. (five.) Swante §ture. Wafteras. Brenn. 8, 1. Sten Sture the younger. Stockholm. Brenn. 9,4. Guftavus I. Stockholm. Bercb n. if Wafteras.
Berch n. 24. note. - -
Gustavus I. Rikfdaler. 1534. Berch n. 55. 1542 and
1559. Bercb n. 58. Rikfo*;t, 1536. Bercb n. 66. 154.5* Bercb n. 63. Mark. 1544 and 1560. Bercb n. 26. 4 ore. 1541. Bercb n. 29. 1557. Berch n. 30. 2 ore 1541 and 1557. Berch n. 31. lore 1522. Brenn. 1,4.
Eric XIV. Rikfdaler. 1561; 2 ore, lozenge ; f
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Double Rikfdaler. Bercb n. 7. Fyrk.
1600. Rikfdaler. 1599.
324 Charles IX. Hcered Prin. Rikfdaler- 1505. Bercb n. 10.
1603. Berch n. 11. 4 ore. Square Coins: 4 Mark and 1 Mark. - - -
325 — - B)ejig. Rex . 20 Mark. 1606. 4 Mark. 1604. 1
Mark. 1606. 4 ore. 1606. - -
- Rex. 20 Mark. 161 1. - -
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527
528
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- Rikfdaler. 1610. 6 Mark. 1609. 4 Mark. 1608.
1 Mark. 1608. 4 Mark. 1607. 2 ^re* ^oB. — John'
Duke of Oftrogothia. Rikfdaler 1617. 1 die.
Gustavus Abolpiius. Rikfdaler 1617, with his motto. Berch n. 17. 1632, without the motto. 1632. Bercb n. j8 1632, ftruck at Augfburg. Ber.h n. 3 4.
- 4 Mark . 1613. Bercb n. 4 . 1618. Berch nr 41.
2 Mark. 1615. Berch n. 42. 4 Mark. Bercb n. 44. lore
Berch n. 4 7. 4 ore. «. 48. 2 ore of Caimar. Bercb
n. 49. 1 ore of Caimar. Berch n. 50. 1 dre of Gotheborg. Berch. n 52. i ore of Xorrkdping. Berch n. $3. 3 Schil¬ ling and r Schilling of Riga. . * -
530 Christina Rikfdaler 1633, 1641 and 1643. Bercb n. ir. 4 Mark. 1641. 2 Mark. Bercb n 24. 1 Mark.
1641. Berch n, 25. 8 ore. 1 dre, 163 4 and 1637. 1 dre
of Gothebor£. - - — —
53 1 - - Rikfdaler of Pomerania. 1641 and 1642. Rikfdaler
of Riga, three with different heads. Schilling of Livonia. 3 Schilling and 1 Schilling of Riga. 1 dre of Reval.
^32 Charles Gustavus. Rikfdaler, 1634. Rikfdaler of Po¬ merania. 1653. 2 Mark. -656. Achtzehner of Elbin^. Berch n. gx. Another Coin of Elbing. 1 dre. (two.)
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and 2 Mark. : - — — —
522 John III. Rikfdaler. 1573* Bercb n. 8. Mark. 15Q2. Bereh, n. 18. note. 4 ore 1575. Bercb n. 2o. I581.
Berch n. 20 note. 1592. Berch n. 21. 2 dre. 1 575. Bercb 71. 22. 1573 Berch n. 23. (two.) 1391. i dre. 1575. . Berch n. 25. dre. J57^ a11^ 1 579* Oertog. 1589. —
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533 Charles XI. 8 Mark, 1664 and 1667. Berch n, 16. 1670
* *■ Berch r. 27 and 28. 1672. Berch n. 29. 1692. Bercb n.
30. - - - v 6*
534 Rikfdaler. 1676. Berch n. 19. 4 Mark. 1664 and 1692. 2 Mark. 1670. 1 Mark 1683 and 1696. 2 ore.
I ore. Berch n. 46 and 47. — Rikfdaler of Pomerania. 3673. Double Schilling. Schilling, counter marked with a Crown, fee Berch n* 62. note. — — 12
SOVEREIGN PRINCES. — SILVER.
333 Philibert VIII. Duke of Savoy. Reverfe, his Mother. Alto-'
ther, Reverfe , Margaret of Auftria. - - s
536 Vi6tor Amadeus II. Reverfe , l’ropugnata et Pacata. 1696.
Augufta Taurcneruna. Tremeftri Obfidione Liberata, 1706. — Prince Eugene of Savoy, Van Loon, Tome 4, Page 427. N. 3.— P. XLVJI. — Victori Perpetuo, 1717. 5
537 V. Amadeus, King of Sardinia, by Dafier. Charles Ema¬
nuel his Son, two, by Dafier. On the Marriage of Prince Victor Amadeus with Mary, Infanta of Spain, in 1750, two. — >— - -
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GRAND DUKES OF TUSCANY.
<38 Cofmo de Medicis. Mazzachelli, Tome 1, Plate 78, N. 4. two. Frances. Reverfe, a Publicae Securitate, 1590. Fer¬ dinand. Reverfe his Dutchefs, P.97. -N. 4. Cofmus, II.
Reverfe, Mary Magdalen of Auftria. - 3
^39 Cofmus II. His Buft. Reverfe, Mary of Auftria, a Medal¬ lion, by Duprae, 1613. - - 1
346 Cofmus III. Revefe, the Temple of Peace, Figures, See.
Sic Stab is, a Medallion . — . - - I
541 Cofmus III. Reverfe, Certa Fulgent Sidera. Peter Leopold
of Auftria. Premio Delle Reali Scuole Delle Belle Art! d:. Firenze.
542 Dukes of Parma and' Placentia, Lewis, Octavius. Alexan*
der III. Francis!. - - 6
C43 Dukes of Mantua, Ferdinand. Reverfe, the Sim finfcr'zhed.
Non Mutata Luce. Vincent II. Reverfe, a Dog, Feris Tantum. Infenfus. Ferdinand Charles II. 1686. Revefe, the Sun, &c. Certiflima Signa Scquentur. - 3
544 Pukes of Lorraine. Charles III. Charles, Prince of Vaude-
mont, Charles V. three and Princefs Caroline 011 her- Death in 1774. - - 3
545 Eledtors of Bavaria. Maximilian Emanuel, on his Marriage
with Mary of Auftria, 1685, on relieving Holland. Van Loon, Tome. N. 2. P. 83. N.3. P. 85, kc. 8
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540 Charles YII. on his being eleCted and crowned Emperor in
1742, Six. on his Death in 1745, two. - 8
547 Maximilian Jofeph and Mary Ann of Poland, on their
Marriage in 1747. - - - - — 2
548 The Dukes of Bavaria, from Lewis I. 1231, to Charles
Theodore, 1758, in a Red Morocco Cafe. - — 30
549 Jofeph Clement of Bavaria, Archbifhop and Elector 0JC0-
logn. R. V. Loon T. 3. P. 474, two. Another by Du Vevier. R. Sic Chrifto Mancipat. Quos Regit An- felm Francis, Archbithop cf Mentz, 1681, Gilt. 4 »
530 Charles Landgrave of Hefle. Reverfe, Cantat non Pugnat,
1693. — Lewis, Prince of Hefle d’ Armftadt, R. a Lion and Trophies. — Generis Virtute Tuebor, a Medallion. 2 351 Silvius Frederick, Duke of Wirtemberg, half Figure armed.
Reverfe, a City, 1676. — Frederick Charles. Reverfe, Her¬ cules, and the Hydre of Lerna, Dura Placent Fortibus,
by Meybufh. - - — . 2
532 Charles, D. of Wirtemberg, his Buft, Armed. Reverfe, a Pallet, See. Studio et Vigilantia. Exergue , Prseni. Aca- de.m. Artium Fund. Aufpiciis Caroli, 1761, a Me¬ dallion. ■ - - - — . . £
553 Frederick, Marquis of Baden. R. Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt, 16-89, by Meybufh Lewis William, four.
Charles William. R. a Lyon, Quielco, by Daflier. 6
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ELECTORS, &c. of SAXONY.
534 John Frederick, the Magnanimous. Van Mieris, Tome 2..
P. 419. N. 1 and 2. - - - 3.
555 Duke Erneft, his Buft. Reverfe, Elizabeth his Dutchefs.
The Duke of Saxe Weimar. Bernard, on taking of Brifaeh, in 1638. One with his Buft. Another, on
Horfeback. - - 3
50 Chriftian Albert, Duke of Saxe, Weimar. Reverfe, Per Alpera. ad. Afpra. — Julius Francis, Duke of Saxe Lawen- burg. R. a Heart, &c. 1674. Another, Omne Solum
Forti Patria, - — . - — g
537 J°hn George III. Ele&or of Saxony, Van Loon, Tome 3.
N. 1. P.364—417. N. 4. One Mars LJllot, 1692. One Jehovah Vexillum Meuni. — John George IV. on coming to the Electorate in 1601-, on his Death, in 1694.
The Electrefs Chriftiana. R. Meo Spes Munere Spirat. 7 >j[8 John William, Duke of Saxe Gotha, on his Death, in 1707, two. Frederick II. Reverfe, the Heads of Seven Princes, 1723. — Frederick I'll, on the Jubilee, 1755. Frederick Auguftus, (afterwards EleCtor) on his Birth, in 1720. Idis Buft. R. Amalia Augufta, Princefs of Deux Pouts. - - - £
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ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS.
559 Oliver Cromwell, on his Death, large and / 'mall , like N. 7*
Plate 22. - _ - - S
560 A final! Honorary Medal, given by the Commonwealth,
Plate 23. N. 4, by Thomas Simon. ‘ - - - *
561 A Head, inferibed Quid Tibi Retribuam, T. S. 1630. Said
to be Henry Ireton. P. 23. N. 5. Copper, with a Silver Rim, and two very final 1 Medals, with Heads, unknown. 5 $62 Montagu, Lord Kembolton. N. 8. Another. Reverfe, the
King and both Houfes of Parliament. - - 2
563 Lord Inchequin. N. 11. — A Buft in Armour, regarding the
Right. Reverfe, 1645. Gulielmus Pope. Armig. ABtatis 21, unpubiijhed . Both by Abraham Simon.
564 Alderman Brown. P. 23. N. 10. Another, Reverfe , a
Spread Eagle, both dated , -641. - 2
56 ; Lord Loudon. — Sidney Pointz. P. 24. N. 10 and 11. 2
366 A Buft in Armour, inferibed. Pro Keiigione, Lege, Rege, et Parlinmento. V. the King titling under him, both Houfes of Parliament, a fmall Medal of Sir William Waller. Plate 36. N. ,3. and a head, unknown, without a Re-verfe. - - -
567 John Lilborn. P. 24. N. 7 and N. - -
568 Sir Henry Slingby, a half figure, full faced in Armour,
inferibed, an Earned. Penny for my Children, THO. HE. Slinglby, Oxon, 1644. Reverfe, his Arms engraved. Be¬ headed, June 8, by O. C. Oliver Cromwell, 1657. Unique. - - - - I
569 Lord Baltimore, his Buft in Armour. Reverfe , a Map of
Maryland) of which he was Proprietor, inferibed, Ut.
Sol. Lucehis Americae, unpubiijhed. Another of him. Reverfe, nis Lady, and one of Ann, Countefs of Pem¬ broke, &rc. theft two doubtful , P. 34 N. 1 and 2. 3
$70 Charles I. Reverse, Charles II. done in Holland. Plate 26.
N. r. - - - 1
571 A fmall Jetton of Charles II. in the center three Crowns, under them C. R. 11. inferibed, Admit no Partners, 1648. Reverje, Cupid over Perfeci under them, 1648. Ano¬ ther, with the fame. Reverfe , on the other fide, a Male and Female Buft. inferibed, Uniendo Multiplicamini. The firft is fuppofed to be L. lique, and neither of them pub- lithed, and one with the Creft of Prince of Wales. Re - verfet an Infcription. - - - • %
372 Charles II. on the Order of the Garter. P. 26. N. 5. Ano¬
ther, date 1671. and one, Reverfe, a Harp crowned, in*
/ cribed , “ Honi Soit qui Mai y Penfe. - - g
373 Charles II. and his Queen Catherine of Portugal. P.26.
N 6. P. 30. N. 7 and 10. Plate 33. N. 5. all by George Bowers. — — ■ ■« — - 4
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£74 The Dutchefs of Portfmouth. P. 2 6. N. 7. Another, Re -
verfe James II. - - &
£7'^ Charles II. on his Return from Holland Plate 27. N. 1.
a little different. - - 2
576 Charles II. R. Nullum Numen Abeft. P.27. N. 3. 1
576' Charles II. Reverfe , Jupiter detlroying the Giants, by
G., Bower, Plate 27. N. 5. - 1
1577 Charles II. on his Return to England. P. 28. N. 2. 1
578 Charles II. JR eve fie, Invidia Major. P. 28. N, 3. 1
579 Charles II. The Noble Medallion on his Reiteration. Re-
-j verje , Felicit'as Britanniae, May 29, 1660. P. 28. N. 4.
• 580 Charles II. on his Reftoration. P. 20, N. 4. P. 28 — 5, and
a little diff erent. N. 6. - 4.
$81 Charles II. on his Coronation. P. 28. N. 7 and 8. the lafl inferibed on the Rim. Another, p. 30. N. 5.
582 Charles II. Reverfe , et Pontus Serviet, 1665. P. 29. N. 1,
by Thomas Simon. - - •- i
583 Janies, Duke of York, a Medallion, by Rotier. Reverfe,
Nec Minor in Terris, June 8, 1665. , - 1
584 James, Duke of York, afterwards James II. Reverfe, Ge¬
nus Antiquum. N. 4.. - - 1
585 Charles II. Ah in the Exergue, Pro. Talibus Auiis'. Plate
KXIX. N. 3 and b. — - - z
ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS in SILVER.
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386 Vefpalianus, 9. Domitianus, 3. Trajanus, 4. Hadri-
anus, 4. - - - - 20
587 Vefpalianus, 2. (with Titus and Domitianus on the rever- fes ) Titus, 2. Domitianus, 3. Trajanus, 4. Hadri- anus, 5. 16
388 Domitianus, 3. Nerva, 2. Trajanus, 2. ( all finely pre -
ferved.) - 7
389 Domitianus, 1. Domitia, 1. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 1.
Hadrianus, 1. Sabina, 1. (all finely pre ferved.) 6
590 Domitianus, 2. Domitia, 1. Nerva, 2. Trajanus, 3. Ha¬
drianus, 2., Sabina, 1. iElius, 1. 12
591 Domitianus, 2. Nerva, 2. Trajanus, 2. Hadrianus, 2.
(all finely pre ferved.) - - — r— 8
592 Domitianus, 3. princeps ivventvtis, with different
types. — Trajanus, 3. Hadrianus, 2. Sabina, 1. 'AElius,
1. Antoninus Pius, 1. - . - . 15
SCOTCH GOLD.
593 James the Sixth of Scotland, and firft of England, the Sceptre Piece, King’s Buft, crowned looking to'the left. Reverfe, Faciam Eos in Gentera Unam, P. IV. N. 1.
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weighing 154 grains, his Head J D. G. Rofa Sine Spi¬ na. R. Tueatur Unita Deus, the Arms 18 grains.
594 Charles I. the Sceptre Piece, the King’s Butt, a Sceptre in his Right Hand, and the Globe in his left. Reverfe , the
Anns, 6. * - - 1
595 Charles I. called the Unitie, the King's Butt, &c. Reverfe ,
his Praefum, ut Proiim, the Arms of Scotland, England, France, and Ireland, crowned, weighing 154 grains.
N 12. - - ' - 1
596 Charles I. the King’s Plead, to the left Carolus Dei G.
Mag. Brit. &c. Reverfe, Henricus Rofas Regna. Jaco¬ bus , the Arms of the United Kingdoms crowned. N. 7. 1
597 Charles I. the King’s Head to the Right. Reverfe , the
Arms crowned, Unita Tueatur, the half and quarter of the fame. N. 9, 10 and 11. - 3
ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS in GOLD
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598 AugufluS, I. C. ET L. CAES.ARES AVGVSTI F. COS. DE- sig. princ. iv vent. Duae figurae togatoe athllentes clypeis cum hall is puris, fignis Pontif. et Auguralibus. 1
,599 Auguftus I- TI. CAESAR AVG. F. TR. POT. XV. TibeiillS
in quadrigis triumphalibus. (fine and rare.) 1
600 Auguftus. 1. imf. caesar. Victoria infiftens globo, d.
coronam, s. vexillum. - 1
601 Auguftus, 1. caesar Divi f. Imperator Eoues. j
602 Auguftus, i. caesar avg vst vs. Duae laurus rami. ob.
civ is servatos intra coronam querceam. 1
603 Auguftus, 1. Ara, cui inlcriptum fgrtvn. reuv. caesari
avg. s. P. a. R. (rare.) - - I
604 Auguftus, 2. armf.nia cApta. Vidioria flans cultrum in tauri jacentis jugulum demittit. — civib. et sign, mil it. a parth. recvper. Arcus triumphalis, fuper quo Auguftus in quadrigis triumphalibus, hinc et inde fi- gura ltar.s, quarum una lignum militare, alia aquilam
legionariam. - - - _ 2;
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Sixth Day’s Sale.
ILLUSTRIOUS and REMARKABLE PERSONS.
6ok Ifaac Benferade. Flavius, Duke of Bracciano. Matthew
de Brifac. John du Blettus. Ferrantes Capponius. Maximilian Emanuel, of Bavaria. Arias Vlontanus. _ - Francis Redi. Vincent Reilher. Lewis Ridotti. Ami- O * cus Sinebaldus. Vifcount Theobaldus. - 13
&:o.
606 Charles M. Carafa. Michael Chamilard. Hippolita Clai- ron. Nicolas Duodo. N. de Launay. ' Baldwih.de Monte. Lewis, Duke of Orleans. John James Rouf- ^
' > -Coon TVTov PVonpic Arnnpf rip Vnlfnirp. Flavins Or- *
feau. ft no.
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607 Premium, a remarkable fine Medallion, ftruck by the Dutch Eaft India Company. Obverfe, a Female Butt. Societas Indicana, Oriental i-s Foed. Belg. Reverfe , in- fcribed, Inclyto, Vero. D. Suffren, Regis Galliae, Ar- chi ThahilTo, Fortiflimo. Ob. Colonias Defenfas et Scr- vatas, and four others. - - - -
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CROWNED HEADS, and SOVEREIGN PRINCES.
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608 Chriftina Queen of Sweden, one without a Reverfe. 9
609 Chriftina, Queen of Sweden. - - - 8
610 Chriftian III Frederick IV. King of Denmark, a Medal¬
lion. Chriftian VII. four Medals. - 12
61 r Philip V. of Spain, five. Charles III. two. Jofeph I.
King of Portugal. The prefont Queen Mary, 2. 10
61 2 Sigihm.nd, King of Poland, 3. The Bulls of Pope Inno¬ cent XL The Emperor Leopold. John Sobies Ky. f ^ „ £
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King of Poland, and the Doge of Venice. John II/. King ^ or Poland. Michael Cafimer. Auguftus, II. Staniflaus Augufius*- _ _ ° _
613 Mahomet II. Emperor of the Turks, three. The Buft of
Solyman the Magnificent, without a Reverfe. Medal¬ lions. _ _ _
614 Vidor Amadeus, Duke of Savoy. Reverfe, Chriftiana of
Prance, a Medallion. Vidor Amadeus. Chrilliana, 2 Medals. Philibert Emanuel Margaret of France. Charles Emanuel, King of Sardinia.* -
615 Medallions ot Paul Jord. 2 Duke ot Bracciano. Rc<vefe,
Contra \ entos et Undas. 1631. and Seven various Me- /• , dais of him. _ _ _ .
//,, £ Alphonfus, King ofArragon and Sicily, Medallions, one
61 7 ..-Doges of Venice. A. Barbadicus, two. F. Fofkari. A. f~m t /f Criimanus, two. A. Gritti, three. L. Lau-redano. P.
A/r . . 1'/rauro. M. A. Memmo. Priol, 3. M. A.
~ / * cjnmanus, two.
S»0 Maur
61S Leonellus, Marquis of Efte Mazzachelli, Tome 1. P. XII. 1\.2 4. Hercules II. Duke ot Ferrara, a Medallion.
Frederick II. Marquis of Mantua, Marchionefs of Man¬ tua. - - — _ _ _
619 Sigifmund, Pandulphus Malatefta, Lord of Rimini. Maz-
zuchelli, Tome 1. Plate XIV. IV. 2 — 3 — 4 — 3.
620 Erneft, Duke ot Bavaria, Isabella, Dutchefs of Milan.
Francis, Marquis of Mantua. Lewis Farnefe. Alexan¬ der, his Son, Dukes of Parma. John Frederick, the Magnanimous. Elector of Saxony/ Paul Jordan, Duke of Urfiuo. Reverfe , his Dutchefs.’ - - -
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ROMAN MIDDLE BRASS.
62 j Nero. 2. Galba, 1. Vitellius, 1. Vefpafianus, 3. FE- LICITAS POBLICA.— FIDES PUBLIC A.— FOR¬ TUNE REDUCE—' Titus, 2. GPINIO P. R.— JU¬ DAEA CAPTA. - - - - -
622 Nero, 1, Galba, 2. Vitellius, t. Vefpafianus, 3. TU-
DAEA CAPTA. — PAX AUG.— PROVIDENT.
623 Nero, r. Galba, 1. Vefpafianus, 7. ROMA (two va-
' Reties J— T. ET DOMITIAN. CAM ARPS PRIN. JUVEIST. (Uterque in otis equis.) —VESTA. — VIC¬ TORIA AUGUST.— VICTORIA AUGUSTE— VIC¬ TORIA NAVALIS. Titus, 2. PAX AUG.— PRO¬ VIDENT. - -
624 Galba, 1. Vefpafianus, 4. Aquila globo iniiftens. — Du¬
plex cornucopias intermedio cadnceo. — Spei typus. — Vic¬ toria tenens clypeirm, cni inferiptum, S. P. d. R. — Ti¬ les, 4 ROMA. -VICTORIA AUGUST.— VICTO¬ RIA NAVALIS.— VESTA. _
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6i4* Vefpafiaaus, t. Titus, 3. Aqnila legionaria inter dno hgna mUitaria.—- Duplex. Cornucopiae intermedio cadu- ceo. — Spei typus. — Julia Titi, 1. CERES AUGUST. — > Bomitianus, 2. iEQUITAS AUGUST.— ANNONA AUG. - -
625 Vefpa harms, 4. Titus, 3, Julia Titi, 1. VESTA.
Doraitianus, 1. ANNONA AUGUSTI. — —
626 Vefpafianus, 4. Titus, 3. Julia Titi, 1. Domitianus, 4,
CERES AUGUST.— CONCORDIA AUG. — FELICI- TAS PUBLICA.— FIDEI PUBLIGJE. . -
627 Vefpahnnus, 4, Titus, 3. Domitianns, 5. FORTUN.7E
AUGUSTI. — JO VI CONSERVAT. — LUD. SMC. FEC. — MONET A AUGUSTI.— PAX AUGUST.
SWEDISH SILVER COINS.
Charles XI. Rikfdaler of Bremen . 1674, and 1692. 4 Mark. 1667. Vs Thaler. Berch n. 8 0. V4 Thaler. — Rikf¬ daler of /GgtZ. 1660. Berch n. 20.— 2 Mark of Reval.
4 Rundftvck. (two.) 1 Rundflyck. (two.) — Rundttyck Narva. 3 Schilling of Livonia. — — — — , 1 3
$29 Charles XII. 4 Mark. 1708. 2 Mark. 1700, with
wig. t; 1 1 , without wig. 1 Mark. 1713. 2 Caroliner.
1 Cardin. 1 ore. Zwey drittel of Pomernaia. Berch
n . 26. 2 Mark of Charles XI I. and 1 Mark of Charles
XI and XII. countermarked at Riga, 1705, by order
of the Governor General Frolich. See Bcrch n. 12. note, ir
630 Ulrica Eleonora. Rikfdaler. 1719. 4 Mark. 1720.
2 Mark. 1719. 1 Mark. 1719 'and 1720. 5 ore. 1 ore. 7
631 Frederick I Rikfdaler. 1731. Be'chn. 1.7. 1733. Berch
71. 13. 1748. Berch n. 18. 1750. Bcrch n, 19. £ Rikfd.
1736. Back it. 20. i Rikfd. 1726. Berch n. 21,
1748. Berch n. 22. 2 Mark. 1 ore. 4 - - g
632 Adolphus Frederick. Rikfdaler. 1767. Berch n. 9.
1770. Berch n. 13. \ Rikfd. 17 66. Berch n. 7. 1768.
Berch n. 10. -Rikfd. 1755. Berch n. 8. 1767. Z?<?ro£
ff. ji. V Rikfd. Berch n. 12. 4 Mark. 1753. 2 Mark. [.752. 5 ore. 1 ore. - - n
633 Gustavus III. Rikfdaler. 1773 and 1792. Tr2.
and V4 Rikfd. 1777. A ai1^ Ar Rikfd. 1778. 16 ore. - - — - - - - 10
FOREIGN PIEDFORTS.
634 Billon Piedfort of William, Count of Holland. Gilt Silver piedfort of an Ecft d or of Louis de Male, Count of Flan- dra , Silver piedfort of a Heaume of. the fame*
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*35 'Brabant. Piedfort of a Ducaton of Albert and Elizabeth, 1619. Ditto, of a Silver Lion of King Philip IV. of Spain, 1631. — - . - .
636 Uirecht. Dollar of King Philip II. of Spain, 1368.-/^/-
frifland. Rijkfdaelder, 16*7. - - -
637 Piedtorts of German Dollars. Emperor Rudolpus III. 1604. Emperor Leopold I.
638
$39
640
641
642
Tyiol. Archduke Ferdinand. A. D. Leopold, 1626. A. D. Ferdinand Charles
Brandenburg. Ele6t. John Sigifmund. Saxony. Eledt. Chrillian II. and Dukes John George and Auguitus, . 1606, - -
Another of the lame Eledlor and Dukes, of 1611,
weighing 3 oz. 15 dwts
- Pomerania Philip Julius of "Wolgaft, 1609. On the Death of Philip II. of Stettin, 1618
Bremen, 1744, with engrailed edge. — Sweden. Half and Quarter Rikfdaler of King Frederick I. 1723.
643 Denmark.' King Chrillian IV. ^Species, 1630. Chrillian
V. Mark, 1697. - -
644 - - — King Frederick III. Species, 1663. Rev. Arms
ot Norway. Species, 1663. Bev. Arms of Denmark and Norway - - -
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FOREIGN SIEGE PIECES.
643 Vienna. 1329. Silver. Middclburg. 1373. Gold; like Duly objid. 3 , 14. but. much larger. Leyden. 13 74. Silver;
and 5 ft uy vers, Pafteboard. -
6\6 Groningen. 1372. Rijkiclaelder. Silver. Haerlem. 1372. Silver. Middclburg . 1 5 7 3 . 30 it uy vers ; Silver. Alc- tnaer. 1373. Lead. Duly objid. 3, 3. Leyden. 1373. 7 Iluyver of the Hofpital of St. Catherine; Copper. Se¬ cond Siege, 1374. P Iluyver ; Copper. Schoonhoven.
1573. .12 and 6 iluyvers; Lead. -
647 Ziriczee. 1376. Duby obfid. 3. ,• 5, but not countermarked. Breda. 1577. 20 Iluyvers; Silver. Amjlerdam. 1578.
two of 40 Iluyvers, one of 20, two of 10, and one of 3
iluyvers ; Silver. - - - -
948 Deventer. 1378. 4, 2, 1 and £ iluyvers ; Copper. Bruffels. a 579. 3b iluyvers ; Silver. 13S0. 36 Iluyvers; Silver. Maefirickt. 1379. 24, 16, 1 2 and [ iluyvers ; Copper. Oudcnarde . 1382. 20 and ro Iluyvers ; Lead. Cambray . 1^95. 20 patards; Copper; two of very different thick- nefs. JuVcb . 1621. Silver; like Duby objid. 11.3, but
not countermarked. - - - -
649 Breda. 1623 40 and 20 ft uy vers ; Silver. 2 and 1 iluy-
ver ; Copper. Cafale . 20 Florins ; Copper. Aire.
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1641, the lecond Siege; Silver, two of different tliick- neis. Munfter . 1660. Silver. - - %
6^0 Deventer . 1672. Silver. Groningen, 7672. 12-Jftuyver; Silver. Landau . 1702. 4 Livres 4 Sous ; Silver. L ilk.
170S. 20, 10 and $ Sous; Copper. -
£51 Brifach. 1633. 48 Bazen 5 Silver; one with Reverfe ^ and
one without. Tournay, 1 709. 20 Sous ; Silver, two of
different lize. S and 2 Sons; copper. Jlire. 1710. 50 Sous; Silver, one fquare, and one o&agone. Landau.
1712- 2 FI. S Kreuzer ; Silver. -
652 Feldklippe of William, Duke of Julich. 15.13. one of iS dwts. 18 gr. and one of 9 dwts. 6 gr. John Frederick, Elector of Saxony. 1547. John Zapoliki, King of Hun¬ gary. 1565. Rijkfdaelder of Zeeland. 1574. van Loon I. 178. Dollar of Gabriel Bathory, Prince ol Tranfilvania. 1611. - -
The HOUSE of BRUNSWICK LUNENBURG.
#653 Henry Julius, his Buft. Reverfe , a Hand holding a Sword in the Flames. lnfcribed, Pro Patria Container, Gold enameled with a Loop. — -
654 Henry Julius, his Arms, date 1612. Reverfe, Deprefta
Refurgit. FI is Head. J§long Inleription on his Death, born in 1564, died, 1613. - -
655 Frederick, his Butt. JEtat 72. 1646. Another , Nat. 28
Aug. Anno 74. yEtat 75. Anno 1648. Reverfe , hold¬ ing a Catk, &c. George, oq Horfeback. Reverfe. a City, 1656. Rodolph. Auguttus. Reverfe , Jure et Armis. Exergue. 1651. - -
656 Rodolphus Auguttus and Antony Ulric, their Butts. Re¬
vet Je, two Hands joined under the City of Brunt wick, a Chronogramrnic Jnfeription, date 1 667. Auguttus Frederick , on his Death, in 1676, two. - -
657 John Frederick, his Butt armed. Reverfe , Ex Duris Gloria,
an Academy Medal. Sam foil and the Lion. Ex forti Dulcedo. 1676. - - - -
658 Antony Ulric, his Buft. Reverfe, a Ship Durado. Another ,
a Horfe full Speed. — * - -
659 Charles Philip, on his Death in 1690, with and without
his Butt. ? - i- - -
660 Erneft Auguttus, Ids Buft. Reverfe , a Wheel. 1684.
Sophia, her Head. Reverfe, a building, &c. 1688, upon his being made Elector of Hanover, Dec. 19, 1692.
66 1 Erneft Auguttus. Reverfe, an Inleription, made Elector of
Hanover in 1692. Another, Military Tfophies, E11 Labor, E11 Praemiuni. - -
662 The Ele&rels Sophia. Reverfe , Senza Turbarmial Fin
Macofto. 1693. Her Head, 1696. Reverfe , the Ele&or Erneft. Another, on his Death in i6q8. - 3
663 George William. Reverfe, a Horfe galloping, 1690. Re -
verfe, the Princefs Eleanor. - 2
664 Elizabeth Julia, her Buft. Obverfe, I/04. Reverfe, Defter-
vilfe Juvat, two, a little different. Auguftus Ferdinand, on his Death in 1704. Princefs Elizabeth. Exergue
Data Vela Notis 1707. - 4
663 The Princefs Sophia, on being appointed to fucceed to the
Crown of England 1701. Van Loon. T. 4 — 3 35. - 1
666 The Princefs Sophia, her Buft. Reverfe , a Garden Exer¬
gue. Obiit 8 Jun. 1714. - — — ■ 1
667 George Lewis, afterwards George I. King of England.
Reverfe, a Horfe, the Arms of Hanover, full Gallop.
Nec Alpera Terrent. Exergue 17CO. Another, Reverfe, a Pillar infcribed. In Refto Decus. - 2
668 George Lewis, his Buft. Reverfe, a Pillar in Red! or Decus.
Plis Head, upon his being received into the electoral ! College in 1708. - - - — - - 2
669 George Lewis. Reverfe, the Trojan Horfe. 1704. on being
received Eledtor, 1708. Reverfe, the Electoral Crown, 1710. - - 2
670 George Lewis. George Firft, on being proclaimed King.
fs Aug. 1714. Van Loon, Tome 5. Page 23. 1
671 Auguftus "William. His Buft. Reverfe, Viam tendit Avir
tam. ^zo/^v,Tramitem S#nuitur Redtum. Reverfe, the Buft 6f Elizabeth Sophia. - 3
672 Auguftus William. Reverfe, of Elizabeth Sophia, done
on his Death in 1731. - - 2
673 Lew’is Rodolph- His Head. Revefe , Sacramentum So-
lerin.e. Pater Patriae, A. S. P. Q. E. Odt. 11. 1701. Frederick and Augufta, Prince and Princefs of Wales,
1741 and a fmall German Medal, 1750. in honor of prince Ferdinand, on the Battle of Minden, 1759. 4
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ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS.
674 Charles IT. Counters or fmall Medals of him and his
Queen- Plate 30. N. 1 — 2 — 3*— 4 — 6 and 8. 6
675 Charles II. and his Queen. N. 11 — 12 and *3. 3
676 Charles II, Reverfe , Britannia. P. 31. N. 1 and 2. 2
677 Charles II. and Queen. P.30. N, u. P. 31. N. 3. and
P. 32. N. 1. - > - 3
67S Charles II. 1666. Redeant Cominercia Flandris. P. 31.
N. 2. and one the Royal Arms on the Reveries. P. 32.
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C8o Tames, Duke of York. Reverfe, his Dutchefs Mary d' Efte,
J Daughter of the Duke of Modena. P ■ 32‘ N- 3- and one
a little different. 1 - ~T .
681 Charles II. a Medallion on founding the Mathematical
School in Chrift’s Hotpital, 1673. P-31- N. 51-
682 Charles II. Reverfe , Liberty fitting. P..3I- ^-4- 68a George, Prince of Denmark, and the Pnncels Ann, afUr-
wards Queen Ann on their Marriage the 17 Aug. j6 83.
684 Charles II. a Medal. Obverje and Reverfe , Mathematical Figures. P 3 2. N. 8.
68^ Charles II. and his Queen, various imall Medals.
686 james, Duke of Ormond. 1682. P -33* .
687 Charles II. Re-verje , an Infcription to the honour of Sir
Samuel Morland, Matter of the Works. 1 . 34. JN. 3.
688 Charles II. on his Death, 1685. P. 33- N- 2- ~T
689 George and Chriftopher, Dukes of Albemarle. P. 30. N. 1.
; p. 33. N. 7. and one the Arms engraved. _ — -
600 Anthony, Earl of Shafteibury, on his acquittal, the 14 „
Nov.' 1681. P.33. N. 8. The Duke of Lauderdale.
P 36. N. 2. — —
691 George de Berkley, Pair d’ Angleterre, 16 66. Rtvetft, his
Arms. P.33. N. 9. 7 T r 1- a
602 A Head regarding the left. Reverfe , two, C. interlinked
A. in the center. Over the Coronet of an Fngttm Mar¬ quis, unknown. Unpublijhed and Unique.
693 Prince Rupert, Head to the Right. Reverje like N. 8. P. 14.
George, Duke of Albemarle. -
604 Sir Edmunbury Godfrey, on his Death in 167S. P. 35. N.
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696 Domitianus, 5. Nerva, 1. Trajanus; 3, Hadrianus, 4, Sabina, r. iEHus, 1. Antoninus Pius, 3.
607 Domitianus, 5. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 5. Hadrianus, 4. Sabina, 1* ^Elius, 1. Antoninus Pius, 3. Iauftina,
Senr. I- — V » 777-
698 Domitianus, 1. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 2. Hadrianus, 2.
Sabina, 1. iElius, J. (all finely preferred.) — —
690 Domitianus, 4. Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 4* Sabina, x.
Antoninus Pius, 4* Fauftina, Senr. 3.
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700 Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 4. Antoninus Pius,
4. Faullina, Senr. 4. M. Aurelius, 1. Verus, 1. Lucilla, 1. Commodus, 1. -
701 1 rajanus, 6. Hadrianus, 5. Antoninus Pius, 4. Faudi-
11a, Senr. 2. M. Aurelius, 2. Faustina, Jun. 2. Verus, 1. Lucilla, 1. Commodus, 1. - .
702 i raj anus, 5.' Trajani Columna. (two varieties.) — via
TIIAIANA.— DANVVIVS. DIVVS PATER TRAIAN. ( all
well prefervea) - - - - —
70,3 Trajanus, 1. Hadrianus, 1. Sabina, 1. AElius, 1. An¬ toninus Pius, 1. Faullina, Senr. j. (all finely pre¬ fer ved.) . . . . .
704 Marciana, 1. Matidia, 1. - -
7°5 Hadrianus, 10. aegyptos. (two varieties) — Africa.
(two varieties) ALEXANDRIA. - ASIA. — tiERMANIA. -
HJSP.VNIA. - ITALIA. — N1LVS. -
706 Hadrianus, 5. liberal, avg. hi. — restitvtori at-
RICAE. — RESTITVTORI GALLIAE. ( tWO varieties) — RESTI-
tvtori msPANiAE. Antoninus Pius, 5. Faudina Senr. 2. - -
707 Hadrianus, r. Sabina, 1. Aelius, 1. ( all in the flower of
the die.) - - .
708 Hadrianus, 6. Antoninus Pius, 4. Faullina, Senr. 2.
M. Aurelius, 4. Faullina, junr. 2. L. Verus, 1. Lu¬ cilla, 1. - - -
709 Hadrianus, 2, Antoninus Pius, 2. Faullina, Senr. 2. M.
Aurelius, 2. Faullina, Senr. 2. (all well preferred,)
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7.10 Augudus, 1. s. p. a. r. Quadrigae triumphales. I
71 1 Augultus, 1. (a Sfiinariui) tr. pot. xxx. Victoria g!obo
inlidens. j
712 Augudus and Tiberius, 1. Caput utrumque laureatum.
(rare) r
713 Tiberius, r. pontif. maxim. Mulier fedens, d. hadam,
s. ramum. I
714 Tiberius, 1. imp. vii. tr. pot. xvii. Jmperator in qua-
drigis triumphalibus, d. ramum, s, aquilam luper fcep-
tro. !
7^3 Tiberius, 1. (a Quinarius) tr. pot. xxxvi. Victoria globo
inlidens. - — - r
716 Nero Claudius Drufus, 1. de germ, infcriptum arcui
triumphali, fupra quem ftatua equedris, et duo tro- paca. x
717 Nero Claudius Drufus, 1. de german is. Duo clypei
Germanici, et quatuor haftae, intermedio dgno mili-
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facem, s. cornucopise. (rare.) I
719 Antonia, 1. sacerdos divi avgvsti. Duse faces ere£tae
cum corollis. (rare.) 1
720 Germanicus and Caligula, 1. Caput Germanic! nudum,
Caligulae laureatum. (inre.J 1
721 Germanicus and Caligula, t. (rather different from the for¬
mer.) 1
722 Agrippina, Senr. and Caligula, 1. agrippina mat c.
caes. avg. germ. Agrippinae et Caligulae Capita.
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723 Caligula and Augultus, 1. Caput Caligulae laureatum,
Augufti radiatum - x
724 Caligula and Auguftus, 1. (rather different from the for¬
mer.) 1
723 Caligula and Auguftus, 1. Caput Caligulae laureatum, Au-
gulti radiatum inter duo aftra. (rare.) , - 1
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CROWNED HEADS. FOREIGN PRINCES.
COPPER.
727 Siglfmund, Marquis of Efte. Alexander Sfortia, Duke of Milan. Reverfe , his Son Conftantius, 1475. Conitan-
* tine. Reverfe, a Cattle. - - 3
^>728 Borl'o of Efte, Duke of Mutine. Francis Carrarae, Lord of
Padua. Hercules, Duke of Ferrara, Kc. - 8
729 John Bentivolio, Prince ot Bologna, two Ferdinand, Duke
of Ur bi no, both by Sperandei. Elizabeth Gonzaga, Dut¬ ch, efs of Urbin'o Guido, two. Duke of Urbino. 5
730 Alfonfus, Duke of Calabria. 1481, three. Hercules, Duke
cf Ferrara. Francis Sfortia, Duke of Milan. Reverfe, Galeas. M. Sfortia. 1459. 2 John Picus of Merandula.
731 Antonia Bautia de Gonzaga. Clara de Gonzaga Laura
Gonzaga. Paula Gonzaga. Hippolita Gonzaga, two. John Francis Gonzaga. - - 7
732 Marquifes and Dukes of Ferrara, of the Houfe of Efte.
.Alfonfus, Marquis, three. Alfonfus, Duke. Nicholas. Francis II. Hercules. - - 8
733 Francis Sfortia Vifcount and Marquis of Milan. Francis;
Duke of Milan. Galeas. Lewis. Dukes of Milan. 3. Francis, Marquis of Man, 2. Nole Carraria, Lord of padua. - - - 8
734 Grand Matters of Malta. Claud de la Single. John de la
Valette. Manuel de Vilhena Emanuel Pinto. 4
73^ Charles, Duke of Burgundy. William, Count Palatine. Erneft Auguftus, Duke of Brunfwick. F. Auguftus, Eledor of Saxony and Amelia, Princefs of Deux Fonts. Frederick, Duke of Saxe Gotha. Charles Theodore,
Ele&or of Bavaria. - - - - 6
736 Frederick, King of Pru.ftia, two. William IV. Prince of
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COPPER MEDALS of the EMPERORS of GERMANY, KINGS of SPAIN, and ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA.
737 Frederick III. and Maximilian I. Six Maximilian* Re-
•ve'fe, Mary of Burgundy. Maximilian. ReverJ'e, Char¬ les, Charles V. and the Emprefs Ifabella, eight. 16
738 Charles V. Six. Ferdinand, King of the Romans, and his
Father Philip the Fair. Ferdinand. Reverfe, his Queen Ann of Hungary. Ferdinand, two. — — - 10
759 Philip II of Spain, Son of Charles V. - - — - v 7
740 Maximilian, 2 and Mary, 5, Joan, Margaret, Dnughters :
of Charles V. two Dr. John, fon of Charles V. Ro- dolph,2. Mathas,two. ' - - II
741 Philip III. "of Spain, three, one, Reverfe , his Queen Mar¬
garet. The Emperor Ferdinand and his Emprefs. Mary. Philip III. Charles II. of Spain, two. - - 8
742 Leopold I. two. Charles VI. Seven, one of them a Me¬
dallion. Mary Therefa. Jofeph II. two. 12
ROMAN MIDDLE BRASS.
743 Vefpafianus, 4. Titus, 2. Domitianus, 4. PRINCIP.
J UVENT.--ROMA. — SALUT1 AUGUST.— SALUTI AUGUSTI.— Nerva, 2. AEQUITAS AUGUST.— CONCORDIA EXERCITUUM. - - I2
744 Vefpafianus, 3. Titus, 1. Domitianus, 4. VICTORIA '
AUGUST.— VICTORLE AUGUSTI.— VIRTUTI AUGUSTI.— VESTA— Nerva, 1. FOllTUNA AU^ GUST. — Trajanus, 3. ALIM ITAL. — ARAB. ADQ.— ARAB. ADQUIS. • - , ia
745 Vefpafianus, r. Titus, 1. Domitianus, 4. Anna Ger-
manica. — Domitianus eques. — Duplex cornucopias inter- medio caduceo. — Miles gradiens, d. vi&oriolam, s. tro- pneum. Nerva, 2. FORTUNA ALTGUST.— LIBER-- TAS PHBL1CA. Trajanus, 3. VIA TRAIANA. — • Arma Dacica. — Aquila legionaria inter duo figna mili- •taria. - - *'• ir
746 Domitianus, 4. Pallas gradiens, d. ha flam intorquet, s.
clypeum tenet. — Pallas flans, d. fulmen,s. hallam. — Spei
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typns. — Tropaeum,hinc etincle captivus fedens. — Nerva,
2. Trajanus, 4. Clava Herculis. — Clypeus. — Colum- na, in qua ftatua Imperatoris. — Figura militaris ftans, d. vidtoriolam, s. haftam. Hadrianus, 2. ,/EGYPTOS. — ADVENTUI' AUG. GALLIC. - 12
747 Domitianus, 2. Victoria gradiens, d. aquilam legionariam.
— Victoria tenens clypeum, cui infcriptum S. P. Q R. — Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 4. Fortunae typus. — Imperator eques, d. haftam in fubje&um Dacumvibrat. — Imperator paludatus ftans, d. fulmen, s. haftam, coronatur ab ad- ftante Vidoria. — Miles inter duo troprea. — Hadrianus, ADVENTUI AUG. MAURETANIA —AFRICA.— ALEXANDRIA. ANNONA AUG.— -BRITANNIA. 12
748 Domitianus, 5'. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 4. Mulier duplici
cornucopia; infidens. — Mulier feminuda fedens, d. ole;e ramum, verfus quern Dacus genufledens manus attol- lit. — Mulier Hans, d. fpicas, s. cornucopia;, pro pedibus modius. — Mulier velata ftans, d. fublata,ante aram igni- tam.— Hadrianus, 2. CAPPADOCIA. — CLEMENT! A AUG. - : _ - _ 12
749 Domitianus, 5. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 4 Portus, qui cre-
ditur Anconitanus. — S. C. intra coronam quernam. —
S. P. Q. R. intra coronam quernam. — Templum odo columnarum. — Pladrianus, 2. DACIA. — EEL I Cl TATI AUG. - - - 12
750 Domitianus. 3. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 4. Templum odo
columnarum, duabus porticibus ornatum.— Tropaeum. — Tropaeum, ante quod Dacicus maeftus armis patriis infi-. det. — Typus Spei. — Hadrianus, 6. FORT. RED. — FORTUNA AUG.— FORTUNE REDUCE— HILA- RITAS P. R— HISPANIA.— LIBERTAS PUBLI- CA— MAURETANIA. - - 1 4
ENGLISH SILVER COINS.— HALFPENCE AND -
FARTHINGS.
751 Edward I. Halfpence ftruck at Berwick, Briftol, London,
Neivcaftle, and York. - - — — 5
732 Edward II. Halfpence ftruck at Berwick and Briftol. —
Edward m two different ftruck at London. 4
753 Edward III; Halfpenny It ruck at Berwick, with a Boar’s
•Head in one of the quarters of the Reverfe. 1
734 Edward III. Halfpenny ftruck at Berwick, with Boar’s.
Heads in two of the quarters of the Reverfe. 1
755 Edward III. Halfpenny ftruck at Reading, with an Elcal- *, ; Jop Shell in one of the quarters of the Reverfe. 1
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736 Farthings of Edward I. II. and III. ftruck at Briftol, Lin¬ coln, London and York. - -
r 7 Richard II. two Halfpennies and one Farthing.
38 Henry IV. V. add VI. Halfpennies i, 6, and 3 Farthings llruck at Calais and London, - - ■
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760 Henry VII. 15 Halfpence ftruck at London and York,
various Privy Marks, and one Farthing, ftruck at Lon¬ don. ' - * - I(5
76 1 Henry VIII. Halfpence of the Ecclefiaftieal and Regal
Mints, ftruck at Canterbury, London, and York. 9
762 The Farthing of Henry VIII Obverfe, a Port clofe, in-
fcribed Rutilans Rofa. RevtrJ- ?, a Crofs with a Role, as defcribed by Snelling, at Page 22. Unique. ' 1
763 The Aberift with Halfpenny of Charles I. Snelling. Plate
10. N. 21. and others of Elizabeth, James I. Charles I. and the Commonwealth. - ■ ■■■■— 27
764 Three Halfpenny Pieces of Elizabeth, different. 11
7 6? Three Farthing Pieces. - - • — 10
7 66 The fine Milled Three Farthing Piece, publifhed by Snel¬
ling in Plate 7, N. 6. from Mr. Dummer’s Collection. 1
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ENGLISH SILVER COINS.— PENNIES.
767 William I. See Snelling’ s Englifh Silver Coinage. Plate 1,
N. 1. ftruck at Canterbury, Haftings and London, N. 2. ftruck at London. * - ■ - - 4
768 William I. Snelling: P. 1. N. 1. ftruck at Canterbury,
Exeter, and London. - - 4
769 William I. Snelling. Plate 1. N. 1. ftruck at Canterbury,
Dover and Haftings. N. 2. ftruck at Winchefter. 4
770 William I. Snelling. Plate 1. N. 1. ftruck at Canterbury,
London, and Romney, N. 2. ftruck at Oxford. 4
771 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 1* ftruck at Canterbury, •
Haftings, and London. N. 6. ftruck at Wallingford. 4
772 William!. Snelling. P. 1. N. 1.. ftruck at Haftings, Ware-
ham, and Winchefter. N. 6. ftruck at Thetforcl. 4
773 William I. Snelling. P. r. N. r. ftruck at Haftings, Staf¬
ford, and Winchefter, N. 8. at Worcefter. 4
774 William I. Snelling. N. 1. ftruck at Winchefter. N. 3.
ftruck at Ivelchefter and London. N. 6. at Stamford. 4
775 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 1. ftruck at Winchefter.
N. 3. at Dorchcfter and Ivelchefter. N. 9. at Win¬ chefter. - — — - 4,
776 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 5; ftruck at Colchefter, Sud¬
bury, and Thetford. N. 9. at Canterbury. 4
777 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 4. ftruck at Haftings, Hun¬
tingdon, and Winchefter. N. 9, at Chichefter. 4
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778 Sigifmund HI. his Bull Armed, bareheaded. Reverfe, the
Royal Arms and Titles. Another , Reverfe, the City of Danzick. His Head crowned without a Reverfe. His Head. Reverfe , his Queen Ann. - 4
779 Uladiflaus IV. Reverfe , Louifa Marie Gonzague. His
Queen Reverfe, a Pyramid. The City of Dantzic, 1644.
A Coat of Arms crowned. - 4
780 John Caiimer. His Bull Laureated. Reverfe , the City of
Dantzic in the Exergue, Dec. 30, 1638. A very lmall Me¬ dal of Maria Louifa his Queen, 1676. - 2
7S1 A Figure Handing. Reverfe, the City of Dantzic, with an Eagle over it crowned ; an infcription in the Exergue, forming the date 1653. John Caiimer. His Head crowned, and not crowned. Reverfe , Danzick. Another ,
Pax Calimiriana, May 3, 1660. - — 4
782 Michael. Reverfe , a Hand crowning a Globe. His Queen
Eleanora. His Head, date under it 1673. An Eagle upon a Globe. - - 4
783 John Sobielky. Elis Queen Mary Caiimer, their Heads
joined. Reverfe , Coronati, Feb. 2, 1676. Another qn the fame occalion. His Bull Laureated and Titles ; a Chronogram, forming the date 1686. Reverfe, her Head, his Head. Reverfe, her Head. - 4
784 John Sobielky. Reverfe, two .Eagles crowned. Infcription,
Nec Luna Duabus. Exergue, Vienna Libera, 1683, Sept.
1 2, two. Another without his Head.
783 John Sobielky, as Grand Mailer of Poland, upon the Battle of Choczim, 1677. a Fortrefs over it, a Shield, an Ea¬ gle flying. A Shield crowned. The City of Danzic,
168.5. . - - — — . 5
786 John Sobielky. Flis Bull Laureated, a Crown over it, a
very long infcription. His Titles and Exploits. Reverfe , four Cities. Viz Buda. Cand. Cann. Conllant. date on the Rim, 1684. His Bull. Reverfe, Patris Ad Velligia Nata, 1688. — — - ■ - 2-
7 87 John III. Flis Bull crowned. Infcribed, Jo. III. Dacicus
Turc. Tart. P0I011. Rex Max. Reverfe, the King and Czar of Mufcovy, Hand in Hand, treading upon a Cref- * cent. In the Exergue, Decennalia Aug. - - ~ 1
788 Frederick AugullusII. His Bull, 1697. Reverfe, Sacra Sic
Fulminat Ira. Acuta Culpide Conto Expediunt. Exer¬ gue. Ele£t. 27 Juni. Coron Sept, i<;, 1697. Caminiec in Podolia, 1699. His Head crowned, 1699. Reverfi, the Bull of Witikind, Contemporary of Charlemagne. 3
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789 Auguftus II. Reverfe , Hercules fupporting a Globe, in*
fcribed, Suftinendo, 1704. - - 1
790 Auguftus II. His Head. Reverfe , Mercury fitting. Exergue
Ex Aerario Opt. Prine 1707 . A Pillar. Fulcitur Pruden- tia. - - - - - - 2
791 Auguftus II. Reverfe , Cum Vita Deponam, a Crown, two
Swords and a Scepter. Another , a little different, in¬ fer i bed, Pro Regni Cuftodia. - - 2
792 Auguftus II. His Bull Armed and Laureated. Reverfe,
Pallas Ereft. Utrique Intenta ; in the Exergue, Memo¬ riae, Natal III. Acad. Lips. 1709, Dec. 4, Cel. Sacr. 1
793 Auguftus II. Reverfe, Hercules, lighting with the Hydra.
one-Reftaurator Ordinis Aquilae Albae. - 2
794 Auguftus II. Obverje, a Church. Reverfe , an infeription,
ij:6. His Head, two Eagles over an Altar, 1728. ^2
795 Auguftus II. Reverfe , the Plan of a City. Exergue, Otia
Martis, 1730. - - 1
796 Auguftus II. His Head. Reverfe, a Column, with his Sta¬
tue, infer ibed, Memoriae LEternse Optimi Parentis. Exer¬ gue. Nat. May 12, 1670. Ob , Feb. 1, 1733. Another,
upon the fame occalion. - - ; - 2
727 Auguftus II. upon his Death in 173.3- - S
798 Auguftus III. His Bull Armed. Reverfe, crowned. Exer¬
gue Eledt. 061. 3, 1733. Coronatus, Jan. 17, 1734. and
two more on the fame occalion. x - - — 3 /
799 Auguftus III. on Horfeback. Reverfe, in the Exergue Pro-
vifor Imperii Iterum, 1743. His Head Reverfe , Pax Conclufa, 1743. Another, and.one upon the order of the White Eagle, 17^0, - - - 4
800 Auguftus III. no Head, infcribed, Augufto Tertio Rege
Pol. Patre Patrias Salvo. Pads OliVenlis Saeculum Alte¬
ram. Inter Supplicationes et Vota III. May, 1760. In- greditur Gedanum in the Exergue. Oliver Pacifera III. May, 1760. Reverfe, a City. Pacem Quam Poll Cen¬ tum An nos Colimus Celebrate Nepotes. x
801 Staniflaus Auguftus. His Head. Reverfe, a Crown fur-
rounded with Rays. El. un Voce, Sept. 7. Coron, Nov. 23,1 764 . Reverfe , a Temple, infer ibed, Concordia, J uftice, arid Peace embracing. Jura Diilidentibus Reddita, 1768..
802 John Ilevelius the Aftrononier on his Death in 1687. J. A.
Morftln, Trtd Hirer. The Princefs I.puila 'Carolina Rad- zivil. - - —
ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS.
803 James IL on the Birth of the Pretender in 1688. P, 36.
N. 3. - - - - - - — 1
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804 James II. and his Queen. P.37. N. 2. on his Coronation
in 1683. N. 5. - - - - s
805 James II. probably on his Acceffion . — . - 1
8c6 James II. Reverfe, Genus Antiquum, P. 37. N- 6. 1
807 James II. P. 37. N. 7. different Heads. James and his
Queen. N. 9 and 10. - - — - 4
808 James II. and his Queen on the Spanifh' Wreck. P.38.
N. 1.
809 James II. on the beheading of the Duke of Monmouth,
and the Karl of Argyle. P. 38. N, 3. - r
Sio James Duke of Mont mouth. Reverfe , Superi Rifere, July
6 — 1685. the day he was beheaded. Plate 38. N. £. 1
81 1 The Duke of Monmouth. P. 38. N. 8. - 1
812 The Duke of Monmouth. His Plead fpouting Blood.
P. 38. N. 9. - - 1
813 On the Birth of the Pretender, 1688. P. 39. N. 1.
Another. His Plead. Reverfe , his Sifter the Princefs Louifa- - - - - - 2
814 James II. Obverfe , ap Ihfcription. Reverfe, the Harp crowned. P. 38. N. 2. two Satirical Medals. P. 39.
. N. 8. a little different date, 1688. - -
813 James II. and his Queen on the Birth of the Pretender. P. 39. N. 5.
816 William and Mary on their Marriage in t6/7- Van Loon, Tome 3. Page 222, and two alio with the King’s Head on the Obverfe , and Queen’s on the Revefe after their
Marriage. - - - 3
817 Archbifhop Sancroft, on his being fent to the Tower by
James II. with Six Bifhops. Van Loon, Tome 3. Page > 339, one infcribed on the edge. - 2
818 A Sancroft. Reverfe , the White Tower, 1688, Van Loon,
Page 34 o _ - - — — 1
819 Wm. Sancroft, Archbifhop of Canterbury, on being fent to
* the Tower. Reverfe , the Starry Heavens. P. 40.' N. 2. 1
820 Archbifhop Sancroft. His Head looking to the right, with
his name and Title. Reverfe , a Church on a Rock, af- failed by Winds and Waves, infcribed , Immota trium- phans. Unpnblijhed. - - — 1 — - 1
821 On the Birth of the Pretender. Van Loon, Tome 3. Page
343 and 6. - - 3
822 William and Mary, 16S3. Page 348 and 353 and 366.
Tome 3. - - — - - • 3
823 William III. upon the defcent on England, 1688/ P. 333
and one as at P. 362. Another. Heads. Reverfe as N. 369. 4
824 James II. on his Abdication. Page 370 and 371. 2
823 James II. on his Abdication. P. 372 and 376. 2
S26 William and Mary, on their Acceflion and Coronation in
1689. Van Loon. P.379. N. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4.
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827 Hadrianus, S. , Antoninus Pius, i. Fauftina, Senr. 3. M.
Aurelius, 2, Fauftina Junr. 2. -
828 Hadrianus, 7, Antoninus Pius, 1. Antoninus Pius and
M. Aurelius, 1. Fauftina, Senr. 1. M. Aurelius, 6. Fauftina, Junr. 3. Verus, 3. Lucilla, 2.
029 Hadrianus, 1. L. Aelius, 1 Antoninus Pius, 1. Anto¬ ninus Pius and M. Aurelius, 1. Fauftina, Senr. r. M. Aurelius, 1. Fauftina, Junr. 1. Verus, 1. Lucilla, 1. (all finely preferved.) - -
830 Antoninus Pius, 1. Antoninus Pius and M. Aurelius, 1.
M. Aurelius, 3. Fauftina, Junr. r. L. Verus, 2. Lu¬ cilla, 2. Commodus, 3. Crifpina, 1. Albinus, 1. Se¬ verus, 3. Julia Domna, 2. Caracalla, 2.
831 Fauftina, Senr. r. M. Aurelius, 2. Fauftina, Junr. 1. L.
Verus, 1. Lucilla, 1. Commodus, 1. Crifpina, i. Severus, r. ( all jinely preferved. ) - - -
832 M. Aurelius, 3. Fauftina, Junr. 2. Verus, 2. Lucilla, 1.
Commodus, 4. Crifpina, 1. Albinus, 1. Severus, 4. Julia Domna, 2. * - - -
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834 Claudius. 2. imper. recept Caftra Praetona, in quo¬
rum aditu excubiae. (rare.) * -
s35 Claudius, i . ex s. c. ob cives servatos, intra coronam quernam. - - - -
836 Claudius, I. (fomavhat different from the former.)
837 Claudius, 1. paci avgvstae. Victoria ftans, d. torquem
ex collo lufpenfum oculis objicit, s. caduceum, pro pedi-
bus ferpens. (finely preferred.) - -
83 S Claudius, 1. (Jornewbat different frojn the former .)
839 Claudius, j. (Do.) - -
840 Claudius, 1. de bri.tann. infcriptum arcui triumphali,
qui ftatua equeftri et duobus tropaeis ornatus eft.
841 Claudius,!, s. p a. r. ob c.y. intra coronam quernam.
842 Claudius, 'i. constantiae avgvsti. Mulier fedens
dextram ori admoVet. - -
843 Claudius, 1. ex s. c. Quadrigae equorum thenfam
vehunt quadrigis et binis Vidoriis ornatam. '
844 Agrippina, Junr. and Claudius, i4 agrippinae avgv¬
stae. Caput corona l'picca ornatum. - —
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846 Nero, 1. equester o u do FRiNcin ivvl'nt. ilffcrip-
tura ciypeo, - — — - - 1
847 Nero and Claudius, 1. Caput Neronis nudum, Claudii
la urea turn, (rare) - - - 1
848 Nero, r. avgvstvs. avgvsta. Jmperator togatus capite
radiato flans, d. pateram, s. baitam, Juxta Augufta ftans, d. pateram, s. cornucopia:, (fae) 1
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MEDALLIONS WITHOUT REVERSES.
S50 Ariftippus. Cicero. Marius. Pompey. Solon, (all done by
John Varin . - - ~ < ~ 5
851 M. Junius Brutus. Cicero. Cyrus. Marius. Seneca. So¬
lon. two. Sylla. - - - — ~ ^ ' -7 ®
852 Michael Angelo. Peter Gaflcndi. Gafp Monco Liergue.
jo. de Moulecau. Julius Romanus. — Joannes. Lalianus.
Con ft, de Silveane. Titian. Raphael de St. Urbain. _ 9
S^3 Francis IV. Duke ot Mantua, by Du Pre. IVIenc de Vic. Hannibal, Duke of Gioiofa. Hercules II. 01 Ferrara. Ferdinand, Grand Duke of Tufcany. Mary, Dutchefs of Savoy.
8J4 Edward VI. two. Richard Shelly. Inigo Jones, and ano¬ ther without infcription. Jones, 2 — 8S. , ^ 6
855 Henry IV of France, 3. Mary de Medicis, 1. Lewis, 14,
three. - * 7
856 Alphonfus of Arragon. Eorfo of Eftae. Antony Trevifano
Doge of Venice, &c.
MEDALLIONS WITHOUT INSCRIPTIONS.
857 Antony de Bloklant, by Stephens of Holland, \\6o. Ila- bella Manfro de Pepoli, 1571- Jeroniina Sacra.ta, 15-35. Cecilia Verfelar, 1559. Urfina. Geneva Sfor-
tia, &c. - ’ 1 5
£5.3 Erafmus; Luther, Melanflhon and others without infcrip- . ' tions, probably done in their time, by the un¬ hand. — 1 - ~ -
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GRAND DUKES of TUSCANY,
859
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Cofmo, called the Father of his Country, two. a little dif¬ ferent Mazzuchelli, Tome 1. Plate 20. Julian and Lawrence de Medicis. P. 3©. N. 2 and 3. Julian, P. 3S‘ two* Laurence 29, N. 1. John Medicis, his
Buft. Reverfc , Folgore di Guerra. -
v* ^ 860 Alexander de Medicis, five. Cofmo, Seven. Francis. ** ~ Reverfe, Joan of Auftria, 4.
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Francis de Medicis, five. Ferdinand, three. Ferdinand II. Magdalen. Cofmo III. -
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Medallions. Ferdinand. Cofmus III. Reverfe , Mary Mag¬ dalen, his Dutchefs. Mary Magdalen. John Medicis.
Cofmus III. v - • - -
Cofmus III. a Model in Wax for a Medallion of him, by Soldani. Princefs Anna Maria. Prince Francis. John Galtone, the laft Grand Duke of the Houfe of Medicis, two. - - — - - - -
ROMAN MIDDLE BRASS.
S63 Domitianus, 3. Nerva, 1. Trajanus, 3. Victoria, d. co- ronam, s. palmaj ramum. — Victoria tenens clypeum, cut infcriptum S. P. Q. R. — Vidtoria tropaeum liatuens. — Hadrianus, 3. — NILUS. — PIETAS AUGUSTI. — RESTITUTORI AGH A I A! . — R ESTIT UTO III AF¬ RICA!. — RESTITUTOPJ BITHYNIA!. 12
866 Domitianus, 2. Nerva, 1 Trajanus, c;. Hadrianus, 4.
RESTITUTORI GALLIA!.— RESTITUTORI HIS- PANI A!.— RESTITUTORI ITALIA!.— ROMA. 12
867 Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 3. SALUS PUBLICA. — TEL-
LUS STABIL.— VIRTUTI AUGUSTI.— Sabina, 1. CONCORDIA AUG. L. Aelius, 1. CONCORD. Antoninus Pius, 5. A!D. DIVI AUG. PII. — ANCI- LIA. — ANNONA AUG. (two varieties .) — BONO
EVENTUI. 14
858 Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 5. Aquila legionaria inter duo figna militaria. — Figura galeata flans, d. hallam, s. cor- nucopise. — Gryphus, — Imperator eques, d. haftam. — Ly¬ ra. — Sabina, p. PIETAS. — L. Aelius,. 1. PAN- NONIA. — Antoninus Pius, 4. BRITANNIA.—
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FELICITAS AUG.— GENIUS POP. ROMANI.— GE-
NIO SENATUS. - - 15
869 Trajanus, 6. Hadrianus, 4. Mulier fedens ferpentem ab ara affurgentem ex patera patcit. — Mulier ftans ferpen- tem ex patera pafcit. — Mulier ftans, d. bilancem, s. cor- nucopiae. — Mulier ftans d. fpicas, s. pateram cum frugi- bus. Sabina,i. VENERI GENETRICI. L. Aelius,
1. Spei typus. Antoninus Pius, 3. IMPERATORI. — • IMPERATOR II. — LIBER ALITAS III. 15
S;o Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 3. Navis cum remigantibus eL velo. — Pegafus Volans. — Victoria ftans, s. palmae ramum. Sabina, 1. VESTA. L. Aelius, r. Antoni¬ nus Pius, q. LIBERT.— MONETA AUG.— MUNI- FICENTIA AUG. (two varieties.) — PAX. 14
871 Trajanus, 4. Hadrianus, 1 Sabina, 1. Ceres Sedens, d. fpicas, s. facem. Antoninus Pius, 4. PI ETAS AUG. — PIET ATI AUG.-PRIMI DECENNALES.— PRO¬ VIDENTIAL DEORUM. 14
8.72 Hadrianus, 4. Sabina, 1. Mulier fedens, d. palladium, s. haftam. — Antoninus Pius, 5. ROMAL AETERNAS. — SALJJS AUG. — TIBERIS. — VOTA SUSCEPTA DEC. — Fauftina, Senr. 4. AETERNITAS. (four v a* rieties) - - - - - 1 4
ENGLISH SILVER PENNIES.
873 Williaha I. Snelling. Plate 1. N.3. ftruck at Briftol, Lon¬
don and Winchefter. N. 6. at London. — — > 4
874 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 2. ftruck at London. N. 3.
at Chichefter, London, and Saint Edmundfbury. 4 %
875 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 2. ftruck at Exeter. N. 3.
at London, Stafford and Wareham. - 4
876 William I. Snelling. P. 1. N. 3. ftruck at Wareham.
N. 4. at Romney and Sudbury. N. 6. at Bedford. 4
877 William I. P. r. N. 3. ftruck at Sudbury. N. 4. at Thet-
ford and Whitney. N. 6. at Bedford. - - 4
878 William I. N. 3. ftruck at Wareham. N. 4. at Canter¬
bury and London. N. 6 at Nottingham. 4
179 William. N. 4. ftruck at Sudbury. N. 6. at Lincoln. N.
7. at Ivelchefter and Lincoln. - 4
8S0 William I. N. 1. ftruck at London. N. 7. at Huntingdon,
Sandwich, and Winchefter. - 4
881 William I. N. 6. ftruck at Wareham. N. 7. ftruck at
Huntingdon, Winchefter, and York. - - 4
882 William 1. N. 7. ftruck at London, Thetford, and York.
N. 9. ftruck at Lincoln. - - - - 4
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883 William r. N, 7. 6ne blundered, one ft ruck at Lewes, and
one at Taunton, N. 9. (truck at Wareham. 4
884 WiHiafti I. N. 7. (truck at London, Oxford, and probably
Winchefter. N. 9. (truck at Sudbury. - 4
883 William. N. 7. (truck at Canterbury, Hereford and Lon¬ don. N. 9. (truck at Oxford. - 4
886 William I. N. 7. (truck at Briftol, Ivelchefter and South¬
ampton. N. 9. (truck at Winchefter. - - — 4
887 William I. N. 7. (truck at Ipfwich, Lincoln, and London,
? N. 9. (truck at Exeter. - - — - 4
888 William I. N. 7. (truck at Hereford, Hythe and London.
N. 10. ftruck'at Lincoln, Tarmvorth and York. 6
889 William I. N. 10 (truck at London, Peterborough, Staf¬
ford, Thetford, Winchefter and York. - 6
890 William I. N. 10. (truck at Huntingdon, Ipfwich, Lei-
cefter, London, Winchefter, and York. - 6
891 "William 1. N. 3 . with a Crofs'to the left, (truck at Ware-
ham and Worcefter.- - - . 5
892 William I. with a Sword to the left. Reverfe, as Snelling.
N. 5. (truck at Malmfbury, one (truck at Worcefter, like N. 3. but with a Crofs in the Field to the le'ft. 2
1 93 William I. Sword to the left. Reverfe, like N. 4. (truck at
Dover. 1
894 William I. Sword to the left, Reverfe , like N. 5. (truck ' at Shrew (bury.
893 William I. Snelling. N. 1, but without the Sceptre, (truck
at Romney. j
896 William, probably the Second, Snelling. N. 12. but with¬
out the (tars, (truck at Huntingdon and Oxford. a
897 William 2. N. 8. (truck at Haftings. N. 11. (truck at
Norwich, Romney, Taunton and Winchefter. 3
898 William II. N. 8. (truck at Sudbury. N. n. (truck at
Exeter,. London , Nottingham, and Thetford. 5
899 William II. N. 8. (truck at ‘Stamford- N. 11. (truck at
Dorchefter, London, Norwich, and York. 3
900 William N. 8. (truck at London. N n. -(truck at Canter¬
bury, Dorchefter, Glocefter and Londdn. 3
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90J Cftriftiari IV. the King in Pfoceftion. Exergue. Vi vet et Valeat, 1396. Reverfe., 13 Coats of Arms. His Bud Armed. Reverfe , Cede Majori Calmar^ 16 1 1 . 2
902 Frederick III. Reverfe, The Queen Amelia, Daughter of
George, Duke of Luneburg, Van Loon, Tome 2. P. 427.
His Head only. Reverfe , his Titles, his Head. Reverfe , the Family of Oldenburg. . — - - — 3
903 Frederick III. an Oval Medal, his Plead under it, the date
1648. Reverfe , a Figure fitting, the Inscription Da nidi.
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904 Chriftian V. Reverfe , Frederick III. on his Wars with the
Swedes. V. Loon. Tome 3. P. 1.89, two. Another , Re- •wife , Pie.tas Et J uftitia. 1676. - - ^ 4
905 Admiral Joel. V. Loon. Tome 3. P. 197. Another , in ho¬
nor of Count Guldenlecun. P. 201 - — * — a
906 Chriftian V. on retaking the Illand of Rugen in 1678. P.
239. Pallas fitting, Auget Praefentia Famam. Reverfe, his Titles. 1693. One.