The Collector's Series - 14.01.2014 - New York

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January 14-15, 2014

NEW YORK

THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES January 14-15, 2014

CSA Letter of Marque signed by Jefferson Davis

THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES

STAMPS COINS BANKNOTES MEDALS BONDS & SHARES AUTOGRAPHS BOOKS WINES WATCHES

145 West 57th Street,18th Floor, New York, New York 10019 www.spink.com

NEW YORK

©Copyright 2014

FEATURING

THE JOHN KOSIOR COLLECTION OF NATIONAL BANKNOTES & COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS THE GERALD W. JACKSON COLLECTION OF BRITISH PENNIES, ICELANDIC COINS & MEXICAN CROWNS A DEKADRACHM OF SYRACUSE & OTHER SIGNIFICANT ANCIENT & WORLD COINS A COMPLETE SET OF CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA MONTGOMERY NOTES ANDREW JACKSON, JEFFERSON DAVIS & OTHER NOTEWORTHY AUTOGRAPHS

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SALE CALENDAR 2014 GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO Olivier D. Stocker YOUR SPECIALISTS STAMPS UK - Tim Hirsch Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith Ian Shapiro USA - George Eveleth Richard Debney EUROPE - Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez CHINA - Anna Lee COINS UK - Mike Veissid Paul Dawson Richard Bishop William MacKay Eleanor Charlotte Dix Tim Robson Edouard Wyngaard Barbara Mears John Pett USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith Gregory J. Cole BANKNOTES, BONDS & SHARES UK - Barnaby Faull Mike Veissid Andrew Pattison USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith Europe – Peter Christen

STAMPS 19 January 25 January 25 January 25 January 28 January 28/29 January

Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong with Japan and Korea The Collectors Series Sale Sicily - Selection of Rarities Switzerland - Selection of Classic Philately "The award winning ""Medina"" collection of India, Part IV" The Collectors Series Sale

Hong Kong Lugano Lugano Lugano London London

14011 SW1009 SW1010 SW1011 14014 14015

COINS 14/15 January 19 January 26 March 26/27 March 9/10 May 25/26 June

The Collector's Series Sale Fine Coins of China and Hong Kong Specialist Islamic sale "Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals" The Collector's Series Sale "Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals"

New York Hong Kong London London New York London

318 14010 14012 14004 320 14005

14/15 January 18/19 January 15/16 April 9/10 May 15 July

The Collector's Series Sale Banknotes of China and Hong Kong World Banknotes The Collector's Series Sale World Banknotes

New York Hong Kong London New York London

318 14010 14008 320 14009

MEDALS 24 April

Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria

London

14001

BONDS AND SHARES 14/15 January 16 January 19 January 9/10 May

The Collector's Series Sale Bonds and Share Ceritificates of the Americas Bonds and Share Certificates of China and Hong Kong The Collector's Series Sale

New York New York Hong Kong New York

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AUTOGRAPHS 14/15 January 9/10 May

The Collector's Series Sale The Collector's Series Sale

New York New York

WINES 17 January

An Evening of Exceptional Wines

Hong Kong

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WATCHES 17 January

Specialist Watch Sale

Hong Kong

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ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys BOOKS UK - Philip Skingley Jennifer Mulholland AUTOGRAPHS USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith WINES

Gregory J. Cole

BANKNOTES

CHINA - Anna Lee Guillaume Willk-Fabia WATCHES CHINA - Dominic Khoo YOUR EUROPE TEAM (LONDON - LUGANO) Chairman’s Office Monica Kruber Charles Blane Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Miroslava Adusei-Poku Eleanor Ball Luca Borgo Rita Ariete Dora Szigeti John Winchcombe Kenichiro Imase María Martínez Maurizio Schenini Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Dennis Muriu Billy Tumelty Dean Dowdall IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Leszek Woronowicz Liz Cones Curlene Spencer Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi

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YOUR AMERICA TEAM (NEW YORK) Chairman Emeritus John Herzog Auction Administration and Marketing & Design Sonia Alves Luke Mitchell Madison Lang Finance & Administration Sam Qureshi Ingrid Qureshi Auctioneers Stephen L. Goldsmith YOUR ASIA TEAM (HONG KONG - SINGAPORE) Vice Chairman Anna Lee Administration Angie Ihlo Amy Yung Newton Tsang Raymond Tat Gary Tan

The above sale dates are subject to change

Spink offers the following services: – VALUATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND PROBATE FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS – – SALES ON A COMMISSION BASIS EITHER OF INDIVIDUAL PIECES OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –

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THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES SALE

January 14-15 in New York and on

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SALE LOCATION

YOUR SPINK TEAM FOR THIS SALE

SPINK USA

FOR YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SALE

Stephen Goldsmith Head of Numismatics Dept. sgoldsmith@spink.com 469/563-6699 Gregory J Cole Senior Numismatist World Coins gcole@spink.com 212/262-8400

145 W. 57th St., 18th Floor New York, NY 10019 212/262-8400 Fax: 212/262-8484

SALE DETAILS Tuesday, January 14, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. Session 1 Lots 1001 - 1546 Wednesday, January 15, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. Session 2 Lots 2001 - 2592

FOR YOUR INTERNET BIDDING

VIEWING OF LOTS

Luke Mitchell Sale Room Administration lmitchell@spink.com 212/262-8400

At our offices in New York

All Lots Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

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Sonia Alves Auction Administration, Bidding & Payment salves@spink.com 212/262-8400 FOR YOUR SHIPPING INQUIRIES

Madison Lang Shipping Administration mlang@spink.com 212/262-8400

Viewing at the New York International Show January 9-12, 2014 World Coins, Ancient Coins, World Paper Money (single items and small lots only) will be available for viewing at our table during regular show hours.

Viewing at our table for the FUN Show in Orlando January 9-11, 2014 U.S. Coins and Paper Money (single items and small lots only) will be available for viewing at our table during regular show hours Use this QR code to visit our online catalogue and leave proxy bids on Spink Live.

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Auctioneer: Stephen Goldsmith, New York City, Dept. of Consumer Affairs, License #1208097

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Clockwise Front Cover Illustration: Lots 1010, 2450, 2451, 1336, 1164, 2295, 2078, 1005, 1426 Back Cover Illustration: Lots 2549, 1522, 1055, 1525, 1527

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Terms and Conditions of Sale This is a public auction and mail-bid sale held by SPINK, who are licensed and bonded auctioneers.

SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been made with respect to that lot, however, the consignor of the property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on and purchase the lot for his/her own account. If he/she does so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s premium.

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The placing of a bid constitutes full acceptance of these Terms and Conditions of Sale by the bidder.

The highest bidder acknowledged by SPINK shall be the buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, SPINK may, at its sole discretion, immediately put the lot up for sale again. SPINK’S decision shall be final and binding upon all bidders. A buyer’s premium equal to 20% of the successful bid price of each lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15% of the excess bid price will be added to each invoice and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price.

All bids are to be per lot as numbered in this catalog. SPINK reserves the right to group two or more lots together and to withdraw, prior to call for bids, any lot(s) from the sale. Bids will be accepted in whole dollar amounts only, and SPINK reserves the right to reject any bid or advance the bidding at its discretion.

SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been made with respect to that lot, however, the consignor of the property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on and purchase the lot for his/her own account. If he/she does so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s premium.

SPINK may have made advances and loans available to certain consignors and bidders in the sale. SPINK reserves the right to bid on any lot in the sale. Additionally, SPINK may or may not have financial interest in any of the lot(s) in the sale.

All sales are strictly for cash, check and bank/wire transfer in United States dollars; However, SPINK will only accept cash payments under $10,000.00. SPINK offers clients the option of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express only) in United States Dollars for a convenience charge of two percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four percent (4%) for American Express, up to a total of $30,000.00. Credit card payments will only be accepted if (a) the purchase is made by the card holder, (b) any purchased items to be shipped are shipped to the cardholder’s verified billing address, (c) floor bidders present their credit cards and (d) all returns are governed by the terms and conditions of the sale. Payment is due and payable immediately upon receipt of the auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at the auction site, simultaneously with receipt of the purchased items. SPINK reserves the right to void a sale if payment in full of the invoice is not received by SPINK within fifteen (15) days of the date of invoice. A late charge in the amount of the lesser of 18% per annum and the maximum lawful rate will be charged on the invoice total if payment is not received within thirty (30) days of the date of the invoice. All lots are subject to applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate resale certificates are on file with SPINK. Shipping, handling and administration charges will be added to invoices for lots delivered by mail. All lots will be shipped via U.S. Express Mail to Post Office boxes, via Federal Express to street addresses, and FedEx ground for bulky large

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lots (in the U.S. only). Purchases shipped via FedEx will not be covered by SPINK insurance in the event that the buyer has placed a “signature release” on file with FedEx. Buyer will be responsible for total purchase price in the event of loss. SPINK cannot be and is not responsible for the loss of any merchandise shipped outside the United States and therefore insurance on any items to be shipped outside the United States is solely the responsibility of the buyer. It is also the responsibility of the buyer to provide adequate insurance coverage for the items once they are in his/her possession.

Risk of loss shall be borne by the buyer following shipment of the items and SPINK assumes no liability for merchandise lost, stolen or damaged while in the possession of a party to whom merchandise has been shipped. For international shipments, all duties/taxes/fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

In the event a successful bidder fails to pay the charges due, SPINK reserves the right to resell the merchandise and the buyer agrees to pay for the reasonable cost of such a sale including a 10% seller’s commission, and also to pay any difference between the resale price and the winning price of his/her previously successful bid.

SPINK reserves the right to require payment in full before delivery of the merchandise to the buyer. Bidder personally guarantees payment, and if a corporation, an officer or principal in the corporation agrees to personally guarantee payment. Title to any purchased items remains with SPINK until all invoices are paid in full. SPINK reserves the right to await clearance of any check used for payment before delivery of any item and a $25.00 charge will be applied for any check that fails to clear.

SPINK reserves the right to refuse to honor or reject any bid which, in its opinion, is not submitted in good faith, or, as the case dictates, is not supported by satisfactory references, as SPINK in its sole discretion shall determine.

SPINK further reserves the right to ban any bidder from participation in its sales for any reason deemed appropriate in its sole discretion.

No minors may participate in any SPINK sales.

Bids will be executed for mail bidders at one advance over the next highest bid in competition with floor and/or internet bidders, until the maximum bid is executed for the mail bidder, or until the lot is sold. No buy or unlimited bids will be accepted. No additional commission (except for the buyer’s premium) is charged for executing mail bids. SPINK cannot and does not assume any responsibility for errors made in the amount bid or lot numbers listed, so check your bid sheet and online submission carefully. When identical mail bids are submitted, preference is given to the first received.

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hammer has fallen but before bidding has commenced on the next lot; (d) Where the auctioneer has determined that he/she has overlooked a party still bidding on the lot but before the calling of the next lot; and (e) At the discretion of the auctioneer. In the event of a dispute, the auctioneer’s decision shall be final.

Agents executing bids on behalf of clients will be held responsible for all purchases made on behalf of clients unless otherwise arranged prior to the sale.

The same protections applicable to SPINK shall apply to each officer, director and employee of SPINK unless such individual shall be convicted of knowingly and intentionally selling false or stolen goods.

The descriptions provided in the catalog are intended solely for the use of those bidders who do not have the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding. All photographs in the catalog are as accurate as can be reproduced with today’s technology; however, they cannot be relied upon for exact reproduction of color. All bidders who have inspected the lots prior to the auction will not be granted any return privileges, except for reasons of genuineness. It is presumed that all floor bidders have inspected the lots prior to bidding. Therefore, lots purchased by floor bidders are sold “AS IS” and may not be returned.

Floor Bidders include those bidders acting as agents for others. Additionally, SPINK reserves the right to describe items differently than the descriptions shown in the catalog should such items be consigned to any future auction.

All the lots are sold as genuine. For the purpose of this sale, “genuine” is defined as not faked or forged and SPINK will not knowingly sell any item that has been “repaired’, “restored”, “processed”, “cleaned”, “pressed” or “conserved” in any way without disclosure of such facts to the potential buyer.

The following conditions apply to requests for expertization of philatelic items: (a) Mail bidders are asked to advise SPINK of any extension requests at the time of placing their bids; (b) Floor bidders must advise SPINK of any extensions in writing at the time of lot settlement; (c) SPINK will submit all items so requested by successful bidders to the reputable authority of their choice; For United States stamps, the Philatelic Foundation and the Professional Stamp Experts are the accepted authorities. (d) Purchasers of items submitted for expertization must pay as part of the purchase price all charges for expertization, including postage and handling; (e) Purchasers of items to be expertized must make payment in full immediately upon purchase prior to expertizing; Refunds will be made promptly for all sums if in the unlikely event an item is returned with a negative opinion; (f) Requests for expertization of stamps with certificates dated within the last five (5) years of the sale date will not be granted; (g) No lot may be returned due to a certification service grading a stamp differently than the grade stated in the auction description; (h) No lot will be accepted as a return from expertization if the item is indelibly marked as being altered or fraudulent by the expertizing authority; and (i) No lot will be accepted as a return, for any reason whatsoever, including extension returns, after four (4) months from the sale date. Any exceptions to this time limitation must be agreed to in writing at SPINK sole discretion.

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20. United States coins and currency will not, in conformity with the law, be opened at less than face value.

21. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No prospective bidder or prospective buyer shall have recourse as a result of any postponement 22. In the event SPINK refers an invoice(s) to an attorney for collection, the buyer agrees to pay SPINK attorney’s fees, court costs, witness fees and other costs incurred by SPINK. 23. THESE TERMS OF SALE SHALL BE GOVERNED

BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITHOUT GIVING REGARD TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CONFLICTS OF LAW. THE SIGNER OF A SPINK BID SHEET OR PARTICIPANT IN THE AUCTION AGREES THAT EXCLUSIVE VENUE FOR ANY DISPUTE WITH RESPECT TO THESE TERMS OR IN CONNECTION WITH SPINK SHALL RESIDE INA STATE OR FEDERAL COURT LOCATED IN NEW YORK, NY. 24. On-line Bidding — SPINK offers internet services as a convenience to our clients, but SPINK will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of connection on SPINK or your end; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with a client's internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale and SPINK does not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity.

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Order of Sale Session 1 – Tuesday, January 14, 2014, 1 p.m.

WORLD COINS & PAPER MONEY The Gerald W. Jackson Collection ....................................................................................1001-1174 British Pennies................................................................................................................1001-1106 Other British ..................................................................................................................1107-1109 Icelandic Coins ..............................................................................................................1110-1137 Mexican Crowns ............................................................................................................1139-1174 World Coins (other consignors) ........................................................................................1175-1312 World Medals ..................................................................................................................1313-1324 Order & Decorations ......................................................................................................1325-1329 Ancient Coins ..................................................................................................................1330-1414 World Paper Money..........................................................................................................1415-1505 Historical Documents & Autographs ................................................................................1506-1546

Session 2 – Wednesday, January 15, 2014, 1 p.m.

US U.S. PAPER MONEY The John Kosior Collection of National Bank Notes ........................................................2001-2232 National Currency (Other Consignors) ............................................................................2233-2244 Large Size U. S. Currency ................................................................................................2245-2271 BEP Hankies & Souvenir Sheets ......................................................................................2272-2273 Small Size U. S. Currency ................................................................................................2274-2286 MPCs ..............................................................................................................................2287-2289 Fractional Currency ..........................................................................................................2290-2293 Confederate Currency ......................................................................................................2294-2334 Obsolete Currency............................................................................................................2335-2364 Obsolete Bank Note Sheets ..............................................................................................2365-2369 Depression Scrip ..............................................................................................................2370-2373 Colonial & Continental Currency ....................................................................................2374-2379 U.S. COINS, MEDALS & TOKENS U. S. Coins ......................................................................................................................2380-2588 Medals & Tokens..............................................................................................................2590-2593

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i request spink, without legal obligations of any kind on its part, to bid on the following lots up to the price given below. i understand that if my bid is successful the purchase price will be the sum of the final bid and buyer’s premium as a percentage of the final bid as well as any sales tax chargeable. please note there is a 20% buyer’s premium added to the hammer price of each lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15% of the excess of the hammer price above $2,000.00. all bids shall be treated as offers made on the terms and Conditions of sale printed in the catalog. i also understand that spink provides the service of executing bids on behalf of clients for the convenience of clients and that spink will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids. if identical commission bids are received for the same lot, the commission bid received first by spink will take precedence. please note that you will not be notified if there are higher written bids received.

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BIDDING INCREMENTS bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. the normal bidding increments are: up to $100 $100 to $300 $300 to $750 $750 to $1,500 $1,500 to $3,000 $3,000 to $7,500

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January 14, 2014 - New York, NY

FIRST SESSION Tuesday, January 14, 2014 - 1:00 p.m.

Lots 1001-1546 Spink Smythe, New York

WORLD COINS

THE GERALD W. JACKSON COLLECTION British Pennies Hammered

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England. Kings of Mercia. Burgred (852-874). ‘Late Phase’ Penny. Moneyer: Dudwine. 1.31 gms.

Diademed bust r., shoulders breaking circle, BVRGRED REX T, rev. Unbroken lunettes, MON / DYDPINE / ETA. N.423, S.938. Good Very Fine.

Est. 400-600

Important and Extraordinarily Rare Interlace Transitional Penny of Beonna

Enlarged 2:1 1002

England. Kings of East Anglia. Beonna (749-760 or later). Silver ‘Interlace’ Sceat or Transitional Penny. 1.11 gms.

BEONNA in runic letters around central pellet, rev. Interlaced quatrefoil with central pellet, and line of three pellets in each angle. N.430/1, S.945B. There are very few primary sources for Beonna and these consist of just bare-bone references to his reign penned by later chroniclers. His coins have largely provided scholars the only tangible evidence of Beonna as a historical figure. Most of the hundred-odd Beonna coins known are moneyer issues, citing Werferth, Efe or Wilred, and are proper Sceattas. The somewhat larger module of this type though and its slightly greater weight suggests that it should be more accurately deemed a Transitional Penny. Spink specialist Patrick Finn purchased this coin in 1988 as a single-find piece from the finder after Treasure Trove law examination by the British authorities. A decade later, it was traded for a Triple Unit. It should be considered the first silver Penny of East Anglia. Slight trace of porosity on obverse. Pleasing light slate gray. Bold, welldefined strike and excellent metal quality. Of major import in the Anglo-Saxon series and Extraordinarly Rare with less than a handful known and this piece believed to be the only example in private hands. NGC AU 55.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 195; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 25000-30000

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Handsome Alfred the Great Portrait Penny

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England. Kings of East Anglia. Eadmund (855-869).

Penny. Moneyer: Eadwald. 1.26 gms. Large barred ‘A’ within circle; +EA’DMVND REX around, rev.

Cross pattée, pellet in each angle, within circle; +EADIIALD MON (retrograde) around. N.456, S.954. Although we know near nothing about Eadmund’s life and reign, the death of this last king of East Anglia is famous. When the Viking Great Army led by the sons of Ragnar Lodbrok invaded in 869, Eadmund was killed. Mayhaps he died in battle. But tradition holds that when Eadmund refused to renounce Christ, he was beaten, peppered with arrows, and then beheaded at the orders of Ivar the Boneless and his brother Ubba Ragnarsson. Eadmund became a martyr and a saint in an England blighted by the Viking hordes. His sainthood is celebrated in the later Memorial coinage which is based on this type. Bold strike toned an attractive, rich medium gray with hints of gold. A handsome example. Rare in such high-grade. NGC AU 58.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 197; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 2000-3000

1004

England. Viking Coinage. Danish East Anglia. ‘Alfred’ imitative issues. Two-line Penny. 1.29 gms. Small cross within circle; + EL FR ED RE around, rev.

SIHVH NEFEC in two lines, pellet flanked by pellet triplets at end separating the lines. N.475/1, S.966.

Sharp strike on decent metal. Pleasing soft gray. Very Scarce type and one of the finest known examples.

NGC AU 50.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 199; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 2000-3000

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England. Kings of Wessex. Alfred the Great (871899). Portrait Penny. London mint, ca. 886. Moneyer: Tilewine. 1.45 gms. Diademed and draped bust r.; +AELFR-ED REX, rev. TILEVINE (the ‘NE’ ligate) / MONETA above and below Londonia monogram which is flanked by small cross pattées, cluster of six pellets at top and bottom. N.646, S.1062. The only English monarch to bear the sobriquet “Great,” Alfred had to contend with invading Danish armies for most of his reign. While many times it seemed that all of England would be engulfed, Alfred invariably rallied. In 878, he defeated the Great Danish Army now led by Guthrum at the Battle of Edington. Under the conditions of the subsequent Treaty of Wedmore, Guthrum had to convert to Christianity. Alfred had neutralized a major threat, but still had to contend with Viking raids. In 886, he recaptured London, an event likely celebrated by this coin. He strengthened the defenses of Wessex, forged ties with Mercia, and was acknowledged King of all England outside the Danelaw. While it would be his successors that would one day rule a single, unified English state, it was Alfred who laid the foundations for its creation. Well-detailed portrait and sharp types, toned a smoky slate-gray. A handsome example of this Very Rare Classic of English coinage. NGC MS 61.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 213; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 12000-16000

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England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Aethelred II (9781016). First Hand Penny. Thetford, moneyer: Spirling.

1.50 gms. Diademed, draped bust r. within inner circle; +ÆÐELRED REX ANGLO x (the ‘NG’ ligate), rev.. Hand of Providence emerging from the clouds between alpha and omega; ZPYRLING MO ÐEO (pellet triplet). N.766, S.1144. Deep medium-gray.

Very Fine.

Est. 400-500

1008

England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Cnut (1016-1035).

Quatrefoil Penny. Ipswich, moneyer: Leowine. 0.98 gms. Crowned and draped bust l. within quatrefoil; +CNVT REX ANGLOR, rev. Long cross voided over quatrefoil, each limb terminating in three crescents, pellet at center and at each cusp; +LEOPNE ONG IPZ. N.785, S.1157. Bold strike with good metal quality; attractive light gray with lustre. NGC MS 63.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 232; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 500-600

1007

England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Aethelred II (9781016). Long-Cross Penny. Lincoln, moneyer: Dreng.

1.66 gms. Bare-headed, draped bust l.; +ÆÐELRED REX ANGL., rev. Long cross voided, each limb terminating in three crescents; +DRENG MΩO LINC. Mossop 3, N.774, S.1151. A few pecks in right obverse field, attractively toned. Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400

1009

England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Cnut (1016-1035).

Short-Cross Penny. Thetford, moneyer: Aelfwold.

Diademed and draped bust l., holding lis-tipped scepter; CNVT RECX A’ rev. Short cross voided with pellet within annulet center; +ÆLPOLD ON ÐEOD. N.790, S.1159. Deep gray with russet highlights.

NGC AU 55.

Ex Dr. Robert Hesselgesser Collection, Ira & Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach’ Sale, Sept. 23-26, 2007, lot 317.

Est. 300-400

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Unique Hiberno-Norse Penny of Anlaf V(Amláib mac Sitriuc)

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Ireland. Hiberno-Norse Coinage. Anlaf V (ca. 1029-1034). ‘Cnut-style’ Penny. struck likely at Dublin, moneyer: Oda (?) Draped bust l. breaking circle, wearing pointed helmet and holding scepter; +∧NLF +CVIN-E (the ‘N’ retrograde), rev. Central double circle enclosing pellet, which intersects a voided and a jeweled cross within a circle; +OD∧:ON (the ‘N’ retrograde) DNLNVF. Anlaf V is apparently Olaf Sigtryggsson (Amláib mac Sitriuc), son of Sigtrygg Silkbeard. His wife is said to have been Sláine, daughter of Brian Boru, King of Munster and High King of Ireland. In 1029, he was taken prisoner by the Lord of Brega and ransomed for the lofty sum of over 1200 cows, 140 British horses, 60 ounces of gold and silver, the “Sword of Carlus” and various Irish hostages. According to the early 17th century “Annals of the Four Masters” (Annála na gCeithre Máistrí), Olaf (Anlaf) “was slain by Saxons on his way on a pilgrimage to Rome in 1034.” He was survived by a daughter, Ragnhild, mother of Gruffydd ap Cynan, progenitor of the Kings of Gwynedd in Wales. This coin is the only known example in Anlaf’s name and is one of the greatest rarities in Irish, Viking and Anglo-Saxon numismatics.

Unlisted in North and Spink. Cf.Roth BNJ vol. 6 (1909), p.55. Bold strike on a full flan, toned a handsome light gray.

Unique. NGC MS 61.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 206; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection.

Est. 25000-3000

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England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Harold (1035-1040).

Joint reign of Harold I and Harthacnut, with Harold I, as King in Mercia and the North. Jewel Cross Penny, struck Spring 1036-1038. Norwich, moneyer: Leofside. Diademed bust l.; +HAR-OLD REX, rev. Cross composed of four ovals set on two circles which enclose a pellet; +LEOFSIDE ON NOR. When Cnut died in 1035, his son Harthacnut by Queen Emma of Normandy was the legitimate heir to the Danish and English thrones. He could not, though, come to England to be crowned as his Danish lands were being threatened

by King Magnus of Norway and King Anund Jakob of Sweden. Thus his half-brother, Harold, Cnut’s son by Aelfgifu of Nothampton was installed as a temprorary regent or joint ruler. Harold, essentially ruled Mercia and the north, while southern England was governed by Godwin, Earl of Wessex and Emma in Harthacnut’s name. Known as the “Harefoot” for his speed and prowess as a hunter, Harold steadily took control of most of England at the expense of Emma and her son.

Harthacnut prepared a Danish invasion force, but was spared the necessity when Harold died in 1040.

Harthacnut had his body exhumed, beheaded and tossed into a fen near the Thames. Rare. N.802, S.1163. Rich old cabinet toning, a Choice example. NGC AU 50.

1013

England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Edward the Confessor (1042-1066). Pyramids Penny. York, moneyer: Othgrim. 1.32 gms. Crowned, bearded bust r., holding trefoil-tipped scepter; EDRARD I REX, rev.. Short cross voided, pyramids in three of the angles, annulet in one; +OVÐGRIM ON EOFR. N.831, S.1184.

Pleasing light gray. Extremely Fine.

Est. 350-450

1014

England. Norman Kings. William the Conqueror (1066-1087). Bonnet penny. Oxford, moneyer: Wulfwi. 1.30 gms. Facing bust wearing crown with pendalia; +PILLEMVS REX M, rev. Cross voided, each limb terminating in crescents, on annulet, pile in angles; +PVLFPI ON OXEN. N.842, S.1251. Somewhat shallow strike as typical. Lovely old toning. Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-800

1015

England. Norman Kings. William II (1087-1100).

Cross in Quatrefoil Penny. Chichester, moneyer: Edwine? 1.40 gms. Crowned facing bust, holding sword; (+)PILLELM REX, rev. Cross pattée, pellets in angles, within quatrefoil; +DI-E ON CICEST. Third son of the Conqueror, William II was known as “Rufus” for his florid complexion. An effective but ruthless soldierking of “astonishing” physical strength, William was well favored by his troops and supported by his barons. But he reaped only ire and scorn from contemporary historians, nearly all ecclesiastics, for the tax burden he placed on the church and the conduct of his personal affairs. The ‘Anglo-Saxon Chronicles’ say of him, William “was hated by almost all his people and abhorrent to God”. He was killed in a rather dubious hunting accident by an arrow shot by one of his men, Walter Tirel. His nobles left William’s body where he fell, while his younger brother Henry made haste to Winchester to secure the royal treasury, then hied himself to London where he was crowned within days. Rare. Toned over faint obverse deposit, minor weakness of strike reverse periphery.

Very Fine.

Est. 1500-2000

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Est. 1000-1500

1012

England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Edward the Confessor (1042-1066). Hammer-Cross Penny. York, moneyer: Arngrim. 1.31 gms. Crowned and bearded bust r. holding trefoil-tipped scepter; +EDPAR RE, rev.

Cross voided, each limb terminating in incurved arc , annulet in second quarter, +ARNGRIM ON EOFER. N.828, S.1182. Nice old toning. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 350-450

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England. Norman Kings. Stephen (1135-1154).

‘Watford’ Penny. Lewes, uncertain moneyer. Crowned bust r., holding lis-tipped scepter; [+S]TEFNE RE, rev. Cross Moline, lis in angles; + —- [O]N.LEPE: N.873, S.1278. NGC AU 55.

Ex Dr. Robert Hesselgesser Collection, Ira & Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach’ Sale, Sept. 23-26, 2007, lot 325.

Est. 700-800

1017

England. Plantagenets. Trio of Pennies: Richard (1189-1199). Short Cross. London, moneyer: Willelm. Class III. N.967, S.1347. Slate-gray. About Very Fine; and Henry III (1216-1272). Long Cross.

Without scepter. London, moneyer: Henri. Class IIIb. N.987, S.1363. Good Very Fine; with scepter. Canterbury, moneyer: Willem. Class Va. NGC XF 40. (3) Est. 150-200

1018

England. Plantagenets. John (1199-1216). ShortCross Penny. Winchester, moneyer: Lukas. Class Vb. Crowned and draped, facing bust within circle, holding scepter; hENRICVS REX, rev. Short cross voided, pellet quatrefoil in each angle; +LVKAS.ON.WINC. N.970, S.1351. Superb strike and broad flan for type, well-centered, with bold details. Toned a handsome soft gray with hints of russet. Rare so nice. NGC AU 55.

England. Plantagenets. Edward I (1272-1307). In the name of Henry. Long-Cross Penny, ca. 12721278. London, moneyer: Phelip. Class VII. Crowned facing bust with scepter; hENRICVS REX:.III’, rev.

Long cross, pellet triplets in angles; PHELIP ONI LID. N.1002, S.1378. Scarce. Medium gray. Good Very Fine.

Est. 200-250

Machine - Struck Pennies 1020

England/Great Britain. Octet of Silver Pennies: James I (1603-1625). ND, mm lis. Very light pitting.

Very Fine; Charles II (1660-1685). 1677. Toned AU; Anne (1702-1714). 1709. Extremely Fine; George II (1727-1760). 1750, 1755. Extremely Fine and Uncirculated; George III (1760-1820). 1792.

Choice Uncirculated; George IV (1820-1830). 1822.

Richly toned, Uncirculated; Victoria (1837-1901.

1844. Iridescent toning, Brilliant Uncirculated.

S.2650A, 3390, 3598, 3715A, 3760, 3821, 3920. (8) Est. 250-350

1021

England. William & Mary (1688-1694). Silver Penny, 1694. Their conjoined busts r., rev. Crowned numeral value, ‘HI’ in legend instead of ‘HIB. S.3445. Light gray, pleasing lustre and sharp strike.

NGC MS 62.

Ex ‘The Millennia Collection’, Ira & Larry Goldberg, Beverly Hills, CA, May 26, 2008, lot 271; ex Larry Stack Collection, Sotheby’s, London, April 22-23, 1999, lot 699; ex Dr. Jacob Y. Terner Collection Est. 500-600

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Est. 250-350

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1797. Copper Proof. Laureate, draped bust r. within recessed circle, rev. Britannia seated l. within recessed circle. Peck 1116/1126. A few friction hairlines.

Brown, soft iridescent centers. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 700-900

1025

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1797. Dark Bronzed Proof. Laureate, draped bust r. within recessed circle, rev. Britannia seated l. within recessed circle. Peck 1125. Frosted devices, deep brown mirrored fields, pristine surfaces. NGC PF 64 BN. Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, Sept.

14-16, 2008, lot 2574.

Est. 800-1000

1023

1024

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1797. Copper Proof. Laureate, draped bust r. within recessed circle, 11 leaves in wreath, rev. Britannia seated l. within recessed circle. Peck 1123, S.3777.

Superb blue tone. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 800-1000

1026

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Pattern Penny, 1805. Restrike. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., boldly beaded border, rev. Britannia seated l.

Peck 1296 (Extremely Rare). Pale milk chocolate brown with soft iridescent hues. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 700-900

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1797. Copper Proof. Laureate, draped bust r. within recessed circle, 10 leaves in wreath, rev. Britannia seated l. within recessed circle. Peck 1123, S.3777.

Some minor friction marks in field. Deep silverybrown. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 700-900

1027

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1807. Short-haired, laureate and draped bust r., rev.Britannia seated l. S.3780. Very attractive brown.

Gem Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 350-450

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1028

Great Britain. William IV (1830-1837). Penny, 1834. Bare head r., date below, rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3845. Brown. Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 1000-1500

1029

Great Britain. William IV (1830-1837). Penny, 1837. Bare head r., date below, rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3845. Decent amount of red. Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 1800-2200

VICTORIAN PENNIES

1030

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1847.

Far colon. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S. 3948. Hints of red, decent lustre. Uncirculated.

Est. 400-500

1031

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1848.

Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S. 3948.

Brown. Uncirculated.

Est. 400-500

1032

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1848/6. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S. 3948. Very scarce variety and Rare so nice. Tiny nick reverse field. Deep orange-brown. Brilliant Uncirculated Est. 700-900

1033

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1854.

Ornamental Trident. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3948. Lovely tone and lustre. ICG MS66 BN. Est. 300-400

1034

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1858/3. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3948. Superb silvery undertone, bold lustre.

NGC MS 63 BN. Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 25-27, 2008, lot 2708.

Est. 400-500

1035

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1859.

Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3948.

Claret-brown with soft iridescent hues. Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 350-450

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1036

1037

1038

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1860.

Bronzed Proof. Beaded borders. Thick Flan. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 5 (R19), S.3954, KM 749.1. Very Rare. Miniscule rim tic. Chocolate-brown. Choice Brilliant Proof, near FDC. Est. 900-1200

1039

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1860.

L.C. WYON on shoulder, L.C.W. below shield.

Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Red-brown, slightly mottled. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 250-350

1040

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1860. L.C. WYON on shoulder, L.C.W. below shield.

Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 12 (R17), S.3954, KM 749.2. Rare. Brown with a soft violet undertone. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 350-450

1041

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Trio of Pennies: 1860. L.C. WYON on shoulder, L.C.W. below shield; 1861. L.C.WYON below shoulder, L.C.W. below shield; 16 leaves, no obverse signature, L.C.W. below shield. S.3954, KM 749.2. Good Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (3) Est. 150-200

1042

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1861.

No obverse signature. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. NGC MS 65 RB.

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1860.

Bronzed Proof. Beaded borders. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 8C (R19), S.3954, KM 749.1. Very Rare. Deep milk chocolate brown.

Choice Brilliant Proof, near FDC. Est. 700-800

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1860.

L.C.W. below foot on reverse, L.C. WYON on shoulder. Young Victoria head l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3954, KM 749.2. Small diebreaks. Red-brown.

Choice Extremely Fine.

Est. 400-500

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Est. 200-250 1043

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1861.

No obverse signature, L.C.W. below shield. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 29 (R6), S.3954, KM 749.2. Red & brown. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1044

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1861.

No obverse or reverse signature. Young bust l., rev.

Britannia seated r. Freeman 33 (R5), S.3954, KM 749.2. Decent lustre. Uncirculated. Est. 150-200

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1049

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1863.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Red-brown. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1050

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1865.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Olive-brown with lustre. Uncirculated.

Est. 300-400

1051

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1866.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 300-400

1052

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1866.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 250-350

1053

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1868.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Brown, traces of red. Uncirculated.

Est. 700-900

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1861.

Bronzed Proof. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r., last ‘I’ in date low and double cut. Freeman 36 (R17), S.3954, KM 749.2. Very Rare. Choice Proof.

Est. 900-1200

1046

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1861. No signature obverse or reverse. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 37 (R17), S.3954, KM 749.2. Choice Brilliant Proof. Est. 600-700

1047

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Sextet of Pennies: 1861 (2 var) — Signatures on obverse and reverse; No signatures. Very Good, About Uncirculated; 1866. Uncirculated; 1871. Fine; and 1874, 1874 H. S.3954, KM 749.2. About Uncirculated and once cleaned Extremely Fine. (6) Est. 200-250

Very Rare 1862/1662 Penny

1048

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1862/1662. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r.

Freeman 39A (R18), S.3954, KM 749.2. Very Rare.

Tiny rim tic. Good Very Fine.

Est. 1400-1800

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1055

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1868. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 58 (R17), S.3954, KM 749.2. Rare. Orange-red brown. Choice Brilliant Proof and near FDC. Est. 1000-1500

1058

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1871.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Red-brown, good lustre with soft iridescent hues. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 900-1200

1059

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1874.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 755. Red and brown. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 250-300

1060

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1874.

Obverse 7, Reverse H. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 72 (R9), S.3954, KM 755. Once dipped. Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

1061

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1874 H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 74 (R18), S.3955, KM 755. Very Rare.

Light brown, some red. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 600-700

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1869.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Key date. Sharp strike. Uncirculated.

Est. 3000-4000

1056

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1870.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Red-brown. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 400-500

1057

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1870.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 749.2. Dusky brown with peripheral red. Uncirculated.

Est. 350-450

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Extremely Rare 1875 Heavy Flan Bronzed Proof

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1875 H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 86 (R19) - this coin, S.3955, KM 755.

Very Rare. Dark chesnut brown with soft violet hues.

Proof.

1065

1062

1063

1064

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1875.

Bronzed Proof. Heavy flan. 178.9 grains. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 84 (R20), S.3955, KM 755. Extremely Rare. Dark chestnut brown.

Very Choice Brilliant Proof, near FDC. Est. 1500-2500

Ex Freeman Collection.

Est. 800-1000

1066

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Trio of Pennies: 1875, 1876 H, 1877. The first two small dates, the last large date. S.3955, KM 755. The ‘76 minute obverse nick. All Uncirculated. (3) Est. 300-400

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1875 H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3955, KM 755. Deep brown with lustre. Choice Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated.

Est. 700-900

1067

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1877. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r.

Freeman 93 (R19), S.3955, KM 755. Very Rare.

Streaked lustre. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 600-700

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1875 H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 86 (R19), S.3955, KM 755. Very Rare.

Pleasing iridescent highlights. Choice Brilliant Proof, near FDC. Est. 900-1200

1068

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1878. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 95 (R19), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Frosted deep brown devices against lustrous orange-brown fields.

Very Choice Brilliant Proof and near FDC. Est. 650-750

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1070

1071

1072

1073

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Trio of Pennies: 1878, 1880, 1881 H. The first, obverse of which once lightly cleaned, and last About Uncirculated, the 1880 Brilliant Uncirculated. (3) Est. 175-225

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1879.

Obverse 8, reverse J. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 96, S.3954, KM 755. Uncirculated.

Est. 400-500

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1880. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 100 (R19), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Dusky redbrown. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 600-700 Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1881.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 102, P.1720, S.3954. Soft iridescent hues. Uncirculated.

Est. 250-300

1074

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1881. Shield heraldically colored. Young bust l., rev.

Britannia seated r. Freeman 110 (R19), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Superb pale red-brown. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 700-900

1075

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1881H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 108, S.3955, KM 755. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1076

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1881-H. Heaton. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 109 (R19), S.3955, KM 755. Very Rare.

Full mint red. Gem Brilliant Proof. Est. 700-900

1077

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Pair of Pennies, 1882-H, 1885 S.3955, 3954; KM 755. The latter once dipped. Brilliant Uncirculated and Uncirculated. (2) Est. 150-200

1078

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Pair of Pennies, 1882-H, 1885 S.3955, 3954; KM 755. Decent lustre. Uncirculated. (2) Est. 150-200

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1881. Nose more hooked, shield heraldically colored.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 107 (R18), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Orange-red brown with handsome iridescent hues. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 700-900

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1079

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1883. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 117 (R19), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Red-brown, with soft iridescent hues. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 600-700

1080

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1885.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 755. NGC MS 65 RB. Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 27-30, 2007, lot 3459.

Est. 250-300

1081

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1887.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 755. Minor friction marks on prooflike reverse. Mint red. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

1082

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1887.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 755. Mint red. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

1083

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Quintet of Pennies, 1887 (2), 1890, 1891, 1893. S.3954, KM 755. One of the ‘87s with a few spots, the ‘93 sonewhat streaky toned. The 1890 Extremely Fine, once lightly buffed, the 1891 Choice AU, the others Uncirculated. (5) Est. 250-300

1084

1085

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Penny, 1894. Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. Freeman 138A (R19), S.3954, KM 755. Very Rare. Near full mint red. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 400-500

1086

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Septet of ‘Old head’ Pennies: 1895, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901 (2). Crowned, old veiled bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3691, KM 790. All Brilliant Uncirculated. (7) Est. 200-300

1087

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Sextet of ‘Old head’ Pennies: 1895, 1896, 1899, 1900, 1901 (2).

Crowned, old veiled bust l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3691, KM 790. All Brilliant Uncirculated. (6) Est. 175-225

1859 Pattern One Cent

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Pattern One Cent, 1859. Bronze. Young head of Victoria l. within beaded circle; VICTORIA D:G: BRITANNIAR: REGINA F:D:, rose below, rev. ONE CENT within beaded circle within wreath. Peck 2005. Very rare.

Light iridescent toning. NGC PF 66.

Est. 1500-2000

1088

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1888.

Young bust l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.3954, KM 755. Good amount of red. A few obverse spots, otherwise Choice. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

EDWARD VII - ELIZABETH II PENNIES 1089

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Penny, 1902. Low tide. Head r., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.3990A, KM 794.1. Toned. Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

1090

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Date run of Pennies, missing only the 1906. Includes: 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, and 1910.

S.3990, KM 794.2. Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (8) Est. 300-400

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Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Run of Pennies: 1902, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910.

S.3990, KM 794.2. Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (7) Est. 225-275

1092

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Quintet of Pennies: 1903, 1907 (2), 1908, 1910. S.3990, KM 794.2. Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (5) Est. 150-200

1093

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Date run of Pennies: 1911, 1912, 1913 (2 var - Fr. 174 and 177), 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921.

Head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4051, KM 810. The 1920 Choice About Uncirculated, the others Brilliant Uncirculated to Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

(12) Est. 225-275

1094

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Run of Pennies: 1911, 1912 (2), 1913 (2var - Fr.174 and 177), 1914, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1922. S.4051, KM 810. The 1920 Choice About Uncirculated, the others Uncirculated to Brilliant Uncirculated. (12) Est. 225-275

1095

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Lot of Pennies, includes: 1912 H, and 1911 (2), 1912, 1913 (2), 1916, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 (4), 1922.

S.4052, 4051; KM 810. The ‘Heaton’ mint coin About Uncirculated, the others About UncirculatedBrilliant Uncirculated. (15) Est. 200-250

1096

1097

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Penny, 1912 H. Heaton . Head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4052, KM 810. Brilliant Uncirculated Est. 125-175

1099

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Penny, 1918 KN. King’s Norton. Head l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.4053, KM 810. Rare so nice. Attractively toned, sharp details. Brilliant Uncirculated. Est. 800-1000

1100

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Proof Penny, 1927. Modified head l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.4054A, KM 826. Rare. NGC PF 65 BN. Est. 900-1200

1101

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Run of Pennies, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1936. Smaller head l. S.4055, KM 838. Uncirculated to Brilliant Uncirculated. (8) Est. 125-175

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Penny, 1912 H. Heaton . Head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4052, KM 810. Brilliant Uncirculated Est. 125-175

Choice 1932 Proof Penny

1098

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Penny, 1918 H. Heaton . Head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4052, KM 810. Brilliant Uncirculated Est. 400-500

1102

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Proof Penny, 1932. Small head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4055, KM 838. Very Rare. Abundant mint red, a lovely coin. NGC PF 65 RB. Est. 1000-1500

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1103

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Proof Penny, 1934. Small head l., rev. Britannia seated r. S.4055, KM 838. Very Rare. Attractive deep toffee-brown.

NGC PF 65 BN. Est. 1000-1500

1104

Great Britain. George V-Elizabeth II. Lot of highgrade Pennies: 1926 (first head - 3), 1927 (3), 1928, 1929, 1932 (2), 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1945, 1946, 1948 (2), 1949, 1950, 1951 (2), Proof 1953 (2), Proof 1970. S.4051, 4054A, 4055, 4114, 4117, 4154, 4157; KM 810, 826, 838, 845, 883, 897. A few AU, one dipped, otherwise Uncirculated-Choice Brilliant Uncirculated, also additional Pennies (12), circulated. (37) Est. 125-175

1107

Great Britain. Victoria-Elizabeth II. Lot of Farthings (68), 1860-1953, includes 1860 toothed obv./beaded rev. (rim nicks, VG); also 1/3 Farthings, 1913 (4), all Uncirculated; and Halfpennies (5). Very Good to Uncirculated. (77) Est. 75-100

1108

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Two Pounds, 1902. Head r., rev. St. George. S.3968, Fr 399a, KM 806. Matte Proof.

Est. 800-900

1109

Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). 9-piece Proof Set, 1950. Farthing to Halfcrown. S.PS17, KM PS23. In original RM red case. Choice Brilliant Proof.

Ex Abe Kosoff Collection, Bowers & Merena Sale, Nov. 4-6, 1985, lot 5514 (part) [with auction tag].

Est. 125-175

1105

1106

Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Proof Penny, 1949. Bare head l., rev. Britannia seated r.

S.4117, KM 869. Rare. Good amounts of mint red, a choice example. NGC PF 64 RB. Est. 900-1200

Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof Penny, 1962. Bust r., rev.Britannia seated r. Freeman 251 (R19), S.4157, KM 897. Very Rare. Choice Brilliant Proof, near FDC. Est. 600-700

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1112

Iceland. Kingdom. Medallic Set for the Millennium of the Althing, 1930. Silver 10 and 5 Krónur and Bronze 2 Krónur, 1930. Struck privately at the Saxon State mint in Muldenhutten. The “King of Thule”/Elder seated l., blessing a kneeling boy and girl/Crowned Arms supported by Iceland’s protective spirits; the first Norse permanent settler Ingólfur Arnarson standing facing/Art Deco dragon; Woman/Justice seated facing, holding aloft a torch/ Nordic cross quartering the landvættir - protective spirits: Gammur (the sea-eagle or griffin), Dreki (the dragon), Grithungur (the bull) and Bergrisi (the rock giant), who safeguarded Iceland from invasion by Danish king Harald Blatand (“Bluetooth”) Gormsen.

Bruce XM1-3. Choice About Uncirculated-Uncirculated. (3) Est. 225-275

1113

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Pair: Krona and 2 Krónur, 1925 HCN-GJ. Copenhagen.

Crowned Arms. KM 3.1, 4.1. Brilliant Uncirculated.

(2) Est. 225-275

1114

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Pair: Krona and 2 Krónur, 1925 HCN-GJ. Copenhagen.

Crowned Arms. KM 3.1, 4.1. The Krona with light striations. Uncirculated. (2) Est. 200-250

1115

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen. Crowned Arms, Cx-R, rev. Value. Mintage of 77,000 pieces. KM 4.1.

NGC MS 66.

Est. 200-250

1116

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen. Crowned Arms, Cx-R, rev. Value. Mintage of 77,000 pieces. KM 4.1.

Gem Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1117

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Pair of 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen. Crowned Arms. KM 3.1, 4.1. Uncirculated. (2) Est. 250-350

1118

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Pair: Krona and 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen.

Crowned Arms. KM 3.1, 4.1. Brilliant Uncirculated.

(2) Est. 250-300

1119

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Pair: Krona and 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen.

Crowned Arms. KM 3.1, 4.1. Light toning streaks.

Brilliant Uncirculated. (2) Est. 225-275

1120

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Trio: 10 Aurar, Krona and 2 Krónur, 1929 N-GJ. Copenhagen. Crowned Arms. KM 1.1, 3.1, 4.1. Brilliant Uncirculated. (3) Est. 300-350

Medallic Althing Set 1110

1111

Iceland. Frederik VI (1808-1839). Danish issues struck for circulation in Iceland. Trio: 2 Rigsbankskilling (2) and 4 Rigsbankskilling, 1836 IFF. Altona mint, Johan Friedrich Freund, mint official.

Crowned ‘FVI’ monogram, revs. Value, date and mint official’s initials. KM 710, 712. Very scarce. Extremely Fine, Uncirculated and EF-AU. (3) Est. 225-275

Iceland. Kingdom. Medallic Set for the Millennium of the Althing, 1930. Silver 10 and 5 Krónur and Bronze 2 Krónur, 1930. Struck privately at the Saxon State mint in Muldenhutten at the behest of a parliamentary committee. The “King of Thule”/Elder seated l. on a curvate throne, blessing a kneeling boy and girl/Crowned Arms supported by Iceland’s protective spirits; the first Norse permanent settler Ingólfur Arnarson standing facing/Art Deco dragon; Woman/Justice seated facing, holding aloft a torch/ Nordic cross quartering the landvættir - protective spirits: Gammur (the sea-eagle or griffin), Dreki (the dragon), Grithungur (the bull) and Bergrisi (the rock giant), who safeguarded Iceland from invasion by Danish king Harald Blatand (“Bluetooth”) Gormsen.

Bruce XM1-3. In original blue, plush-line case. Rare thus. About Uncirculated-Uncirculated. (3) Est. 250-350

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1121

Iceland. Kingdom. Christian X (1912-1944). Quintet of 1940 Proof Issues. Eyrir, 2, 5, 10 and 25 Aurar, 1940. The Bronze, crowned ‘CX’ monogram, the copper-nickel, crowned Arms , CX-R and date across.

KM 5.2, 6.2, 7.2., 1.2, 2.2. Rare. The bronze toned.

Brilliant Proof. (5) Est. 700-900

1122

Iceland. Kingdom-Republic. Complete Date Set of 25 Aurar, 1922-1967 with duplicates. KM 2.1, 2.2, 2a, 11.Mostly Uncirculated, some VF-AU - and one 1942 slabbed by NGC MS 63; also Minors (125), 1940-1980’s, and two Mint sets. generally VF-BU. (approx. 175) Est. 100-150

1123

Iceland. Kingdom-Republic. Complete Date Set of 10 Aurar, 1922-1981 with some duplicates. The 1939 is over 6. KM 1.1, 1.2, 1a, 10, 10a, 25. Mostly Uncirculated, some not. (54) Est. 200-300

1124

Iceland. Kingdom-Republic. Complete Date Set of Bronze Coinage, 1925-1966 with duplicates. Eyrir (45); 2 Aurar (15), 5 Aurar (24); also one post-reform 5 Aurar. KM 5.1, 5.2, 8; 6.1, 6.2; 7.1, 7.2, 9. Generally Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated, a few VFEF. (85) Est. 500-700

1125

Iceland. Republic. Pair of Proof coins: 2 Krónur, 1958 and 5 Aurar, 1963. Icelandic Arms supported by it protective spirits, date below; Iceland Arms, date above, within open wreath, revs. Value. KM 13a.1, 9.

Very Rare. The bronze with a lovely deep iridescent undertone, the 2 Krónur with attractive soft iridescent hues. Gem Brilliant Proof. (2) Est. 150-200

1126

1128

Iceland. Republic. 2 Krónur, 1966. Thick Planchet.

Arms supported by Iceland’s protecting spirits: the bull, rock giant, sea-eagle or griffin and dragon, rev.

Value. KM 13a.2. Very rare with a mintage of only 300 pieces. Some mottling of tone, good lustre. About Uncirculated.

Est. 200-300

1129

Iceland. Republic. Proof 25 Aurar, 1946. Icelandic Cross on shield, date above, within open wreath, rev.

Value. KM 10. Very Rare. Gem Brilliant Proof.

Est. 250-300

1130

Iceland. Republic. Proof 10 Aurar, 1946. Icelandic Cross on shield, date above, within open wreath, rev.

Value. KM 10. Very Rare. Tiny toning spot lower reverse, otherwise Gem Brilliant Proof. Est. 225-275

1131

Iceland. Republic. 1946 Proof Pair. Eyrir and 5 Aurar, 1946. Icelandic Cross on shield, date above, within open wreath, revs. Value. KM 8 and 9. Very Rare. Toned. Brilliant Proof. (2) Est. 350-450

1132

Iceland. Republic. Jon Sigurdsson Sesquicentennial.

500 Krónur, 1961. Sigurdsson head r., rev. Supported Arms. KM 14. 10,000 minted. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 300-350

Iceland. Republic. 2 Krónur, 1966. Thick Planchet.

Icelandic Arms supported by a bull, rock giant, seaeagle/griffin and dragon, rev. Value. KM 13a.2. Very rare with a mintage of only 300 pieces. NGC MS 64.

Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 28-31, 2006, lot 2538.

Est. 350-450

1127

Iceland. Republic. 2 Krónur, 1966. Thick Planchet.

Icelandic Arms supported by a bull, rock giant, seaeagle/griffin and dragon, rev. Value. KM 13a.2. Very rare with a mintage of only 300 pieces. Some spotting on reverse. NGC MS 62.

Est. 250-350

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1133

1134

Iceland. Republic. 1100th Anniversary of the First Settlement Proof Set, 1974. Includes gold 10,000 and silver 1,000 and 500 Krónur. Ingólfur Arnarson preparing to throw his chieftain posts ashore; two Norsemen and flame; woman leading cow left, revs.

Quartered circle with Iceland’s protectors Gammur (the sea-eagle or griffin), Dreki (the dragon), Grithungur (the bull) and Bergrisi (the rock giant). KM PS1.

8,000 sets minted. In original red case. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 550-650

Iceland. Republic. 1100th Anniversary of the First Settlement. 10,000 Krónur, 1974. Ingólfur Arnarson in his ship, preparing to throw his chieftain posts ashore, rev. Quartered circle with Iceland’s protectors Gammur (the sea-eagle or griffin), Dreki (the dragon), Grithungur (the bull) and Bergrisi (the rock giant). KM 22. Mintage of 12,000. Tiny obverse toning spot. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 500-600

1135

Iceland. Republic. Reform Coinage. 50th Anniversary of the Republic Proof Set, 1994. 1,000 Krónur (3) — first president Sveinn Björnsson; second president Ásgeir Ásgeirsson, third president Kristján Eldjárn. KM PS5. 3,000 sets minted. In original case with certificate. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 150-250

1136

Iceland. Republic. Lot of Proof Sets and Commemoratives. Includes: 1974 two-piece Proof Sets (2).

1100th Anniversary of the First Settlement; 1980 11piece Proof Set. Coins from 1966-1980; 1981 fivepiece Proof Set. Reform Coinage; 500 Krónur, 1986.

Centennial of Icelandic Banknotes. All in original cases; 1,000 Krónur, 1974. First Settlement; 1,000 Krónur, 2000. Leif Ericsson Millennium. Struck at the Philadelphia mint. , KM PS2, PS3, PS4, 30a, 21, 37.

All Brilliant Proof. (7) Est. 150-200

1137

Latin America 1138

Bolivia. Felipe IV (1621-1665). Cob 8 Reales, ndv (1627-1648) T. Potosí. 26.61 gms. Crowned Arms, quadrilobe (?) ‘To’ at left, ‘8’ right, rev. Quartered Arms of Castile and Leon. KM 19a. Ex Port Bello hoard. Crude Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

MEXICAN CROWNS

1139

Mexico. Fernando VI (1746-1759). 8 Reales, 1758 Mo MM. Mexico City. Dos Mundos types. KM 104.2.

Meticulously struck, pale steely gray over bold lustre.

NGC MS 61.

Est. 1000-1500

1140

Mexico. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1766 Mo MF. Mexico City. Dos Mundos types. KM 105. A crisp strike with sparkling lustre; a very handsome example.

NGC MS 61.

Est. 1000-1500

1141

Mexico. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1768 Mo MF. Mexico City. ‘Dos Mundos’ types. KM 105.

Pleasing soft iridescent toning. A few tiny chops, otherwise Choice Extremely Fine.

Est. 200-250

Iceland. Republic. Commemorative Lot: 50th Anniversary of the Republic 3-piece 1,000 Krónur Set, 1994. Portraits of the country’s first three presidents.

In original case; and single 1,000 Krónur 1994 Sveinn Björnsson; 500 Krónur, 1986. Centennial of Icelandic Banknotes; 1,000 Krónur, 2000. Leif Ericsson Millennium. Struck at the Philadelphia mint; and 1,000 Krónur, 1974. First Settlement. KM MS 14, 32, 30, 37, 21. The Leif Ericsson commemorative Brilliant Proof, the others Brilliant Uncirculated. (7) Est. 175-225

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1142

Mexico. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1780 Mo FF. Mexico City. Laureate, draped and armored bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 106.2. A bold strike with abundant lustre on semi-reflective fields. NGC MS 62.

Est. 1000-1500

1145

Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 27-30, 2007, lot 3654.

Est. 300-400

High - Grade Hookneck

1143

Mexico. Republica. ‘Hook-Necked’ 8 Reales, 1824 Mo JM. Mexico City. Hooknecked (profile) eagle left, holding looped snake in its beak, standing atop cactus, spray below, rev. Cap and rays. KM A376.2, Eliz. 180.

Lightly toned, good lustre. NGC MS 62. Rare in this grade.

Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 25-27, 2008, lot 2829.

Est. 5000-6000

1144

Mexico. Empire of Maximilian. Maximilian (18641867). Peso, 1866 Mo. Mexico City. Head of the illfated younger brother of Franz Josef r., rev. Crowned and supported oval Arms. KM 388.1, Eliz. 172. NGC MS 61.

1146

Mexico. Empire of Maximilian. Maximilian (18641867). Peso, 1866 Mo. Mexico City. Head of the Austrian-born emperor r., rev. Crowned and supported oval Arms. KM 388.1, Eliz. 172. Pale lavender-gray, good lustre. Uncirculated.

Est. 300-400

1147

Mexico. Empire of Maximilian. Maximilian (18641867). Peso, 1866 Mo. Mexico City. Head of Franz Josef’s younger brother, the ill-fated emperor r., rev.

Crowned and supported oval Arms. KM 388.1, Eliz.

172. Once lightly cleaned. Sharp details. Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1148

Mexico. Republica. Quintet of Cap ‘n Ray 8 Reales: 1884, 1886 Ca MM. Chihuahua. Extremely Fine and Gem Brilliant Uncirculated; 1862 Mo Ch, 1894 AM. Mexico City. Uncirculated and Brilliant Uncirculated; 1896 Zs FZ. Zacatecas. Lovely slate-gray.

Choice Uncirculated. KM 377.2, 377.10, 377.13.

(5) Est. 300-400

1149

Mexico. Republica. Peso, 1871 Go S. Guanajuato.

Eagle on cactus, serpent in beak, rev. Cap and rays above balance scale. KM 408.4, Eliz. 989. NGC MS 61.

Mexico. Republica. Quintet of Cap ‘n Ray 8 Reales: 1844, 1846 Go PM. Guanajuato; and 1843 Mo MM, 1844 MF, 1845 MF. Mexico City. KM 377.8, 377.10.

All lightly wiped/cleaned in the past. Uncirculated.

Est. 250-300

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Est. 150-200

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1150

Mexico. Republica. Peso, 1873 Go S. Guanajuato.

Eagle on cactus, serpent in beak, rev. Cap and rays above balance scale. KM 408.4, Eliz. 991. NGC MS 62.

1156

Mexico. Estados Unidos. 2 Pesos, 1921. Centennial of Independence. National Arms, rev. Winged Victory facing. KM 462. Russet highlights. Sharp details.

Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 350-450

Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 25-27, 2008, lot 2914.

Est. 200-300

1157

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Trio of Caballito Pesos, 1910 (2), 1913. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background. KM 453. The 1910 About Uncirculated, one of which lightly cleaned in the past, the 1913 Uncirculated. (3) Est. 200-250

1158

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1911. Long Ray. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background, long lower left ray. KM 453. Boldly defined devices against mirrorlike fields, lustrous; a lovely example.

NGC MS 65.

Est. 300-400

1151

Mexico. Republica. Peso, 1871 Mo M. Mexico City.

Eagle on cactus, holding snake in beak, rev. Cap and rays above balance scale. KM 408.5. Trivial flan flaws in fields. Pale gray with attractive satiny russet undertone. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1152

Mexico. Republica. Trio of high-grade’ Cap ‘n Rays’ Pesos: 1898 Go RS. Guanajuato; 1900, 1901 Zs FZ. Zacatecas. KM 409.1, 409.3. All nicely toned. NGC MS 63. (3) Est. 200-250

1153

Mexico. Republica. Peso, 1900 Go RS. Guanajuato.

Cap ‘n Rays. KM 409.1. Scarce. Some weakness of strike on eagle’s breast. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1154

Mexico. Republica. Sextet of Cap ‘n Ray Pesos: 1902 Cn JQ. Culiacan. Once cleaned, Extremely Fine; 1898 Go RS. Guanajuato. Brilliant Uncirculated; 1904 Mo AM (2), 1908 GV, 1909 GV. The 1908 cleaned AU, the other Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (6) Est. 300-400

1155

Mexico. Republica. Gold Peso, 1900 Mo M. Mexico City. Eagle on cactus with snake in beak, rev. Value within open wreath. KM 410.5. PCGS MS 64.

Est. 200-250

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1159

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1911. Short Ray. `Caballito’. National Arms, rev.Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, astride horse l., sun in background with shorter lower left ray. KM 453. Very Scarce variety. Sharp types, rimed with mint frost. NGC MS 64.

Est. 750-850

1162

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1912. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background. KM 453.

Semi-key date. A few light bagmarks in fields. Frosty and sharp. Uncirculated.

Est. 300-350

1163

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1913. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman riding horse left and holding torch aloft and branch, sun in background. KM 453.

Attractive deep gray tone with soft iridescent hues and decent lustre. Uncirculated.

Est. 150-200

Keydate 1914 Caballito

1160

1161

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1911. Short Ray. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background, short lower left ray. KM 453. Very scarce variety.

PCGS MS 62; Est. 700-800

1164

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1914. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background. KM 453.

Rare, key date. Lightly toned. PCGS MS 63.

Est. 3000-4000

1165

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Pair of Pesos, 1918, 1919 M. Eagle on cactus, snake in beak, rev. Cap and rays above value and date above spray. KM 454. Both years of two-year type. The latter with a small carbon spot by eagle’s wing. About Uncirculated. (2) Est. 200-300

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1912. Caballito. National Arms, rev. Woman, holding torch aloft and branch, riding horse left, sun in background. KM 453.

Semi-key date. Peripheral russet hues, bold lustre and sharp details. PCGS MS 66.

Est. 500-600

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Very Rare 1949 Morelos Pesos

1166

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1919 M. Eagle on cactus, holding snake in its beak, rev.Cap and rays above value, date and spray. KM 454. Two-year type.

Boldly defined types in satiny, lustrous fields. NGC MS 63.

Est. 1000-1500

1167

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1920/10 M. Eagle on cactus, snake in beak, ‘0.720’ flanking eagle’s headrev. Cap and rays above value and date above spray. KM 455. Magnification reveals just the tip of the “1” of the underdate. PCGS MS 64.

Est. 300-400

1168

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1920 M. Eagle on cactus, snake in beak, ‘0.720’ flanking eagle’s headrev. Cap and rays above value and date above spray.

KM 455. Lightly toned. PCGS MS 64.

Est. 250-350

1169

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1921 M. Eagle on cactus, snake in beak, ‘0.720’ flanking eagle’s headrev. Cap and rays above value and date above spray.

KM 455. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 125-175

1170

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Large lot of Pesos: 1920, 1924, 1925 (2), 1927, 1932 (7), 1933 (7), 1934 (2), 1935 (10), 1940 (3), 1943 (8), 1944 (11), 1945 (7).

KM 455; also 1950 (2), 1957 Constitution, 1957, 1958, 1966. KM 457-459. The 1920 Extremely Fine, one 1933 AU, the rest Brilliant Uncirculated. (66) Est. 450-550

1171

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1949 Mo. Head of Mexico’s national hero José María Morelos r. bound with a tight-fitting headcloth (the great revolutionary wore this to combat the acute migraines he suffered), rev. National Arms. KM 456. Very Rare. NGC MS 65. Although NGC has encapsulated this as an MS coin, the squared off edges, contrast in the fields, and quality of strike leads this cataloger to believe this is, in fact, a Proof strike.

Est. 2200-3200

1172

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1949 Mo. Mexico City. Head of Morelos right wearing his tight-bound headcloth, rev. National Arms. KM 456. Not released for circulation, Very Rare. Pale peripheral amber hues, lustrous. NGC MS 64.

Ex Ira and Larry Goldberg ‘Pre-Long Beach Sale’, May 25-27, 2008, lot 2952.

Est. 2000-3000

1173

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Lot of Cuauhtémoc 5 Pesos, 1947 (21) and 1948. KM 465. All Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. (22) Est. 350-450

1174

Mexico. Estados Unidos. Lot of Commemorative 5 Pesos, 1950 Mo (9). Opening of the Southern Railroad. KM 466. Brilliant Uncirculated-Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. (9) Est. 225-275

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WORLD COINS Europe

1180

Denmark. Christian IV (1588-1648). Trio of 8 Skilling, 1607, 1608. Crowned bust right, rev. Value above Arms within beaded circle. Sieg 54.1, 54.2; Hede 93A; KM 32; and 1624. Crowned monogram, mintmark below at right, rev. Value and date. Sieg 59.2, Hede 133, KM 90. All Fine. (3) Est. 100-150

1181

Denmark. Christian IV (1588-1648). Quartet of Skillings, 1605, 1608, 1615 (2, var.). Sieg 21.1, 21. 5, 21.2, 21.7; Hede 80A, C, a, d. The first two Very Fine-Extremely Fine with typical somewhat irregular edges, the latter Fine. (4) Est. 125-175

1182

Denmark. Lot of Minors: Christian V (1670-1699)2 Skilling, 1680, 1681, 1681 GS, 1686 GS, 1694 Glückstadt (2, diff. dies); 8 Skilling, 1694 Glückstadt (2, diff. dies). The first Very Fine, the other Very Good-Fine; Frederik IV (1699-1730) - 8 Skilling 1702, 1702 Glückstadt. Fine and Very Fine; also 2 Skilling, 1715 (40) - found in the Danish West Indies, per the consignor. Average Very Good-Fine. (50) Est. 275-350

1183

Denmark. Small lot of Minors: Frederik V (17461766) - 2 Skilling, 1756; 4 Skilling, 1764. EF and Good VF; Christian VII (1766-1808) - 1/15 Speciedaler, 1796 MF; Schleswig-Holstein Dreiling, 1787 and 2 Sechsling, 1800 (Sieg 39). The latter Rare. The middle About Fine, the other two VF; Frederik VI (1808-1839) - 2 Skilling, 1809, 1810 (2, one clashed die), 2 Rigsbankskilling, 1815. EFAU, one weakly struck. (9) Est. 175-250

1184

Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808). Royal Degree concerning the Courante Ducat Coinage. 4 pages, 6 ½ x 9”, Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen, Dec. 2, 1782. Handsome crowned C7 monogram with spray on front, King’s motto with Orders of the Dannebrog and White Elephant on the back. During this time, the mentally ill Christian was only nominally king, Denmark was ruled by his stepmother Queen Dowager Juliane-Marie. A Very Fine example.

Est. 50-75

1185

Denmark. Lot of high-grade Minors: Christian VIII (1839-1848)-1/5 Rigsbankskilling (5) and ½ Rigsbankskilling, 1842. Uncirculated, brown and redbrown; Frederik VII (1848-1863) - Skilling, 1856.

PCGS MS 64BN; Skilling, 1860. Choice BU, redbrown; 16 Skilling, 1856, 1857, 1858. Brilliant Uncirculated and choice. KM 723, 725, 763, 765. All lovely examples. (11) Est. 300-400

1175 Austria. Franz Josef (1848-1916). Ducat, 1915.

Restrike. KM 2267. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 120-140

1176

Austria. Republik. 25 Schilling, 1958. Centennial of the Birth of Auer von Welsbach. KM 2884. Proof issue of ca. 1,000 pieces. NGC PF 64.

Est. 800-1000

1177

Austria. Republik. Proof 25 Schilling Commemorative Pair: 1959 - Centennial of the Death of Archduke Johann; 1960 — 40th Anniversary of the Carinthian Plebescite. KM 2887, 2890. Both NGC PF 64. (2) Est. 300-400

1178

Austria. Salzburg. Hieronymous, Graf Colloredo (1772-1803). Ducat, 1802 M. Cassocked bust right of the archbishop - patron and employer of Mozart, rev.Crowned, mantled, hatted and tasseled Arms.

Fr.880, KM 463. Slight edge filing, Good Very Fine.

Est. 225-275

1179

Austrian Netherlands. Maria Theresa (1740-1780).

Half Souverain D’Or, 1750 (hand). Antwerp.

Crowned and draped bust right, “R” on truncation (for engraver Jacques Roettiers), rev.Crowned Arms over St. Andrew cross. Fr.132 (Souverain), KM 14.

Once lightly polished, now toning, two small edge tics lower reverse, Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400

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1186

Denmark.Lot of high-grade Minors: Christian IX (1863-1906) - Reform Coinage. ½ Skilling Rigsmønt, 1868; Skilling Rigsmønt, 1870, 1872. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated; 4 Rigsmøntskilling, 1871 CS. Iridescent hues, Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. KM 776, 774, 775.2; Decimal Coinage. 2 Øre, 1874, 1906.

Gem BU, the first red, the latter brown; 10 Øre, 1891, 1903. BU and Choice BU. KM 793, 795. (8) Est. 200-250

1187

Denmark. Christian IX-Margrethe II. Complete Silver Commemorative Set, 1888-1972. A very attractive 16-piece set (seven of which graded by NGC), cherry-picked over a score of years: 2 Kroner: 25th Anniversary of Reign, 1888. KM 799; Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1892. KM 800. NGC MS 64 PL; 40th Anniversary of Reign, 1903. KM 802. NGC MS 65; Death of Christian IX, Accession of Frederik VIII, 1906. KM 803; Death of Frederik, Accession of Christian X, 1912. KM 811. NGC MS 63; Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1923. KM 821; King’s 60th Birthday, 1930. KM 829; 25th Anniversary of Reign, 1937. KM 830. NGC MS 66 PL; King’s 75th Birthday, 1945. KM 836. NGC MS 65; Tuberculosis Campaign in Greenland, 1953. KM 844. NGC MS 65; Princess Margrethe’s 18th Birthday, 1958. KM 845; 5 Kroner: 1960. Silver Wedding Anniversary.

KM 852; Wedding of Princess Anne-Marie, 1964.

KM 854; 10 Kroner: Wedding of Princess Margrethe, 1967. KM 856; Wedding of Princess Benedikte, 1968. KM 857. NGC MS 66; Death of Frederik IX, Accession of Margrethe, 1972. KM 858. The coins not in NGC holders grade Choice - Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. The Prooflike pieces are Very Rare. (16) Est. 400-600

1188

1189

Denmark. Christian IX-Margrethe II. A second Complete Silver Commemorative Set, 1888-1972. A very attractive 16-piece set, also cherry-picked over a number of years: 2 Kroner: 25th Anniversary of Reign, 1888. KM 799; Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1892. KM 800; 40th Anniversary of Reign, 1903. KM 802; Death of Christian IX, Accession of Frederik VIII, 1906. KM 803; Death of Frederik, Accession of Christian X, 1912. KM 811; Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1923. KM 821; King’s 60th Birthday, 1930.

KM 829; 25th Anniversary of Reign, 1937. KM 830; King’s 75th Birthday, 1945. KM 836; Tuberculosis Campaign in Greenland, 1953. KM 844; Princess Margrethe’s 18th Birthday, 1958. KM 845; 5 Kroner: 1960. Silver Wedding Anniversary. KM 852; Wedding of Princess Anne-Marie, 1964. KM 854; 10 Kroner: Wedding of Princess Margrethe, 1967. KM 856; Wedding of Princess Benedikte, 1968. KM 857; Death of Frederik IX, Accession of Margrethe, 1972. KM 858.

Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated, a few Prooflike. (16) Est. 400-600 Denmark. Frederick VIII (1906-1912). 10 Kroner, 1908 VBP; GJ. Head l., rev. Crowned and mantled Arms. NGC MS65. A premium quality example housed in an early “fat” NGC holder. Est. 200-300

1190

Denmark. Lot of high-grade Minors: Frederik VIII (1906-1912) - 10 Øre, 1907, 1912. Brilliant Uncirculated. KM 807; Christian X(1912-1947) - 10 Øre, 1917, 1918 (2), 1921; 25 Øre, 1913, 1929; Krone, 1916. BU-Gem BU; 2 Kroner, 1915. Choice Prooflike BU; 2 Kroner, 1916 (4). Light bagmarks, average AU. KM 818, 815, 823.2, 819, 820. (14) Est. 250-300

1191

Denmark. Christian X (1912-1947). Krone, 1924 HCN GJ. Crownd CxC monogram, rev. Crown. Key date. KM 824.1. PCGS VF 25.

Est. 300-400

1192

Denmark. Frederik IX (1947-1972). Roll (20) of 1960 Commemorative 5 Kroner. Silver Wedding Anniversary. Conjoined heads right of the royal couple, rev. Crowned monograms, wheat-stalks below. Sieg 12, KM 852. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated, some Gem. (20) Est. 300-400

1193

Denmark. Lot of very high-grade Minors: Frederik IX (1947-1972) - 5 Kroner, 1962. Gem P/L BU; 2 Kroner, 1952, 1959. BU and Gem Proof or P/L strike. KM 853.1, 838.1, 838.2; 10 Øre, 1948, 1960 (Type II). 25 Øre, 1960 (Type II), Krones, 1952, 1962. KM 841.1, 849.1, 850, 837.1, 851.1. ChoiceGem BU, the 1960 and 1962 Prooflike or Proof strikes (8) Est. 100-150

1194

Denmark. Frederik IX (1947-1972). Roll of Krones, 1956. KM 837.2. All Brilliant Uncirculated, some Choice. (40) Est. 90-120

1195

Denmark and Colonies. Small lot of Error Coins — Double-struck 1891 5 Øre; 1899/7 2 Øre; 1 Øre blank planchet; 6 Skilling,1813. Excess metal cud; 2 Skilling, 1677. Off-center (about 15%;); Faeroe Islands. 1 Øre, 1941. Double-punched center hole; Tranquebar. IV Kas, 1842. Double-struck. Fine-Extremely Fine. [7] Est. 150-250

1196

Faerøe Islands. J.F. Kjolbro, Klaksvig. Complete set of Tokens (issued 1930-1933). Aluminum, uniface. 10, 25, 50 Øre; 1, 2, 5 and 10 Krone. Fish r. divides legends. Sieg 8-14. High grade for types especially the two keys of the set. Extremely FineAbout Uncirculated. (7) Est. 250-350

1197

Faerøe Islands. S.P. Petersens Eftf., Fuglefjord.

Complete Set of Token issues, 1929-1933, including Rare varieties. Brass. Uniface. 5 (both varieties), 10 (all 3 var.) and 25 (both var.) Øre — scalloped, sixsided and octagonal; and round Krone, 2 and 5 Kroner. Sieg 15-24. Quite Rare as a complete set with varieties. Extremely Fine-Uncirculated. (10) Est. 350-450

1198

Faerøe Islands. Danish State. Complete 5-coin Set - Øre, 2, 5, 10 and 25 Øre, 1941. London. Sieg 1-5; KM 1-5. The 5 Øre Extremely Fine, the others Uncirculated. (5) Est. 225-275

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1199

Napoleonic Silver trio: France. Napoleon I (18041814). 5 Francs, 1807 L. Bayonne. Bare head by Tiolier right, rev. Value within wreath; REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE. KM 673.8. Toned Fine; Italian States. Kingdom of Napoleon. 5 Lire, 1808 M. Milano. Bare head right. KM 10.1. Toned About Fine/Fine; Sweden. Carl XIV Johan (Jean Bernadotte, 1818-1844). 1/8 Riksdaler, 1833 CB. About Fine. (3) Est. 100-150

1200

France. Napoleon, as Emperor (1804-1814). Franc, 1813 A. Paris. Laureate head by Tiolier right, rev.

Value within wreath, date below. KM 692.1. Tiny nick behind eye, lovely old cabinet toning, AU-Uncirculated.

Est. 125-175

1201

1202

1209

German States. Saxony. Friedrich August I - Augustus II, “the Strong”(1694-1733) [King of Poland, 1697-1706, 1709-1733]. Taler, 1718 I.G.S. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., rev. Polish and Saxon Arms side-by-side, furled in spray, crown above.

Dav. 2653, KM 776. Lavender-gray with soft iridescent hues and decent lustre. Extremely Fine.

Est. 800-1000

1210

German States. Wurzburg. Lot of 17th Century minors, Silver and Billon: Includes Rare Austria 15 Kreuzer, 1685. Wurzburg mint, struck by the House of Hohenlohe (KM 1336); a number of Schillings and other minors; also Medieval Pfennig of Otto v. Lobdeburg (1208-1233); and Salzburg and Bavaria Minors. Generally Fine-Very Fine. (15) Est. 150-200

1211

German States. Wurzburg. Lot of 18th Century minors, Silver, Billon, some AE. Includes: 20 Kreuzer, 1796 MM (EF, very light adjustment marks), 6 Kreuzer, 1728, 3 Kreuzer 1795-Death of Franz Ludwig (3), 4 Kreuzer, 1748 (3); 20 Kreuzer (3), Schillings, Kortlings and other minors; and AEs (7); Also 19th Century AE and Billon minors (5), including AU 1807 3 Kreuzer. Generally Very Good to Extremely Fine. (35) Est. 250-350

1212

Germany. Small lot of Notgeld and Medals, generally porcelain. Includes Saxony 7-piece Notgeld Set, 1921 — 20 and 50 Pfennig, 1,2 5,10, and 20 Mark.

Red, the last three gold leaved. In original Meissen case (some scuffing). Winter Sports Week Medal, 1922. White, 36mm. Skier; Hungertaler, 1922. Black on white porcelain, 47.5mm. Starving mother and child/Tree. Split and repaired; Westphalia. 10,000 Mark. Gilt Bronze. Stein. Rearing horse. With original box. Brilliant Uncirculated. (10) Est. 150-200

1213

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Lot (7) of `Cartwheel” 2 Pence, 1797. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Britannia seated left. S.3776. Typical surface nicks, edges not too bad. Three Very Fine-About Extremely Fine, two Fine, two Very Good. (7) Est. 250-350

France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). 50 Centimes, 1864 A. Paris. KM 814.1. NGC MS 65 Est. 75-100

German States. Baden. Friedrich II (1907-1908).

10 Mark, 1909 G. Head l., rev. Imperial eagle, shield on breast. KM 282. A few tiny rim tics, About Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400

1203

German States. Prussia. Trio of Talers: Friedrich Wilhelm IV. 1848 A, 1860 A; Wilhelm I. 1861. The first two VG-Fine, the last obverse spotting, About Extremely Fine. (3) Est. 60-90

1204

German States. Prussia. Wilhelm I (1861-1888).

20 Mark, 1872 C. Cleve. Head r., rev. Imperial eagle, tail dividing value. KM 501. Extremely Fine/Very Fine.

Est. 225-275

1205

German States. Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888-1918).

20 Mark, 1889 A. Head r., rev. Small Imperial eagle.

KM 516. Light stacking marks. About Extremely Fine.

Est. 225-275

1206

German States. Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888-1918).

20 Mark, 1895 A. Head r., rev. Type III - broad Imperial eagle. KM 521. Toned Extremely Fine.

Est. 225-275

1207

German States. Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888-1918).

20 Mark, 1901 A. Head r., rev. Type III - broad Imperial eagle. KM 521. Extremely Fine. Est. 225-275

1208

German States. Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888-1918).

Pair. 10 and 20 Mark, 1905 A. Head r., rev. Imperial eagle. KM 520, 521. The latter toned, Extremely Fine. (2) Est. 350-400

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1214

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Jubilee Proof Set, 1887. 3 pence, 6 pence, shilling, Florin, Double Florin, Half Crown and Crown. S.PS6, KM PS11.

Mishandled Proof strikes and/or with streaky toning.

Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (7) Est. 250-350

1215

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Trio of Trade Dollars, 1898, 1899, 1902 B. KM T5. One with PVC stain. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (3) Est. 75-100

1216

Great Britain. England. Middlesex. Robert Orchard, grocer and tea dealer. Farthing Token, 1803.

Orchard address, rev. Turk standing among bales.

D&H 1061. Uncirculated.

Est. 75-100

1217

Great Britain. England. Pair of 19th Century Penny Tokens. Worcestershire. Griffin’s Withymoor Scythe Works. Penny, 1814. View of forge operations, rev.

Tools in circle, crossed spades below. Withers 1216.

Dark chestnut-brown, Uncirculated; Warwickshire.

Birmingham. Birmingham & Risca Copper Co. Penny, 1811. Clasped hands. Withers 296-7. Tiny deposit, About Uncirculated. (2) Est. 75-100

1218

Greenland. Danish Colony. Quintet of Krones, 1926.

Polar bear striding left. Sieg 4.1, KM 8. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. (5) Est. 150-250

1219

Greenland. Danish Colony. Quintet of “Hole in Heart” Variety Krones, 1926. Small dimple on center middle heart of reverse Arms caused likely by die dirt.

Sieg 4.2, KM 8var. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. (5) Est. 150-250

1220

Greenland. Ivigtut Cryolite Mining and Trading Co. Fourth Token series. Pair of 10 Kroner, 1922 (struck 1926). Copper-nickel. Company Arms - polar bear seated left on a shield topped by a winged petasos, rev. value. S.27, KM Tn49. Extremely Fine and About Uncirculated. (2) Est. 75-100

1221

1222

Greenland. Ivigtut Cryolite Mining and Trading Co. Fourth Token series. Quintet of 10 Kroner, 1922.

S.27, KM Tn49. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated.

(5) Est. 150-200 Greenland. Ivigtut Cryolite Mining and Trading Co. Fourth Token series. Pair of “Snowball” Variety 10 Kroner, 1922. Copper-nickel. On the obverse, there is a small cap-like metal blob “snowball” before the bear’s knees and partial incuse rectangles at the center caused by adhesions to and minor erosion of the die.

S.27var, KM Tn49var. Extremely Fine. (2) Est. 75-100

1223

Greenland. Ivigtut Cryolite Mining and Trading Co. Fourth Token series. Study Pair of 10 Kroner, 1922. Regular (clean die) type and “snowball” variety.

S.27, KM Tn49 and var. Extremely Fine. (2) Est. 75-100

1224

Greenland. Ivigtut Cryolite Mining and Trading Co. Fourth Token series. Quintet of “Snowball” variety 10 Kroner, 1922. S.27var., KM Tn49var. Extremely Fine. (5) Est. 150-200

1225

Greenland. Thule - Kap York. Complete Set of Tokens. Aluminum: 5, 25, 100 and 500 Øre, 1910; and 5 and 10 Kroner, 1932. Sieg 31-36, KM Tn5.1, 610. Set on the Hayes Peninsula in northwestern Greenland, the Thule (Gaanaaq) - Kap York Arctic Trading station was established in 1910 by Polar explorer Knud Rasmussen and his associate Peter Freuchen, who served as the trading station’s first manager until 1920. Rasmussen named the village which sprung up around the Kap York trading station, Thule. Currently, the United States maintains an airbase there. At 750 miles north of the Arctic Circle, it is the USAF’s northernmost base.

The 1932 issues are Rare with only 500 struck of each. Extremely Fine-Brilliant Uncirculated. (6) Est. 250-300

Pleasing Ormonde Crown

1226

Ireland. Great Rebellion. Lords Justices. “Ormonde Money,” 1643-1644. Crown. Crowned C.R. within circle, rev. S above large V within double circle. S.6544.

Nice old toning. NGC XF 40.

Est. 1400-1600

1227

Ireland. James II (1685-1691). Civil War. “Gunmoney”. Halfcrown, 1689. Sep r:. Laureate, draped bust of James l., rev. Crown over crossed scepters, value XXX above, month below. S.6579D. NGC XF 45.

Est. 200-250

1228

Ireland. James II (1685-1691). Civil War. “Gunmoney”. Crown, 1690. The king astride horse l., holding raised sword, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, crown at center, date across. S.6578. Deep coffeebrown. NGC XF 40.

Est. 200-250

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1229

Ireland. Éire. Half Crown, 1943. Harp dividing date, rev. Horse standing l. KM 16. Rare key date; approximately 1,000 minted with half that known extant. PCGS VF 20.

Est. 250-350

1230

Italian States. Kingdom of Napoleon. Napoleon I (1804-1814). 40 Lire, 1814 M, overdate 1/0. Milano. Bare head left, rev. Crowned and mantled Arms in Order chain, eagle and crossed halberds behind.

Fr.5, KM 12. A few minor surface nicks and tiny rim bruise, Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-900

1231

1232

Italian States. Kingdom of Napoleon. Napoleon I (1804-1814). Soldo, 1811 M. Milano. Bare head left, rev. Large crown, value and mint letter below. Cr.3.2.

A few minute contact marks, Uncirculated.

Est. 75-100 Italian States. Lucca. Felice Bacciocchi and Elisa Bonaparte (1805-1814). 5 Franchi, 1808/7. Conjoined busts right, rev. Value within wreath. KM 24.3.

Light dirt and some minor contact marks, Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1233

Italian States. Naples and Sicily. Gioacchino Napoleone (Joachim Murat, 1808-1815). Lira, 1813.

Bare head right, rev. Value within open wreath.

Cr.109. Nice old toning, Uncirculated.

Est. 250-350

1234

Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice (1821-1831).

Centesimo, 1826 P, eagle head. Cr.98.2. NGC MS 62 RB. Est. 75-100

1235

Italian States. Venice. Andrea Contarini (13681382). Ducat.3.58 gms. Doge kneeling left before San Marco; S.M. VENETI-ANDR. OTARENODVX, rev. Christ standing facing within a madorla filled with nine stars. Papa. 1, Paolucci 1, CNI VII, 49. Filemark and possible trace of mount obverse 10:00. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 175-250

1236

Italian States. Venice. Michele Steno (1400-1413).

Ducat. 3.58 gms. Doge kneeling left before San Marco; S.M. VENETI-MICHAEL.STEN-DVX, rev.

Christ standing facing within a madorla filled with nine stars. Papa. 1, Paolucci 1, CNI VII, 29. Edge somewhat irregular. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 200-250

1237

Italy. Kingdom. Vittorio Emanuele III (19001946). 50 Lire, 1931 R. Anno IX. Roma. Uniformed king’s bust left, rev. Lictor walking right with fasces and ax over his shoulder. Fr.34, KM 71. PCGS MS 64.

Est. 400-500

1238

Italy. Quartet of high-grade Types: Vittorio Emanuele III. Lira and Centesimo, 1917; Repubblica. Lira and 2 Lira, 1948. KM 40, 57, 87, 88. All Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) Est. 75-100

1239

Monaco. Rainier III (1949-2005). Four-piece Essai Set struck in Silver, 1950. Includes 10, 20, 50 and 100 Francs. Head l., rev. Crowned Arms. KM E25 E28, E31, E34. Only 500 sets struck. Toned. Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) Est. 150-200

1240

Netherlands. Pair of Crowns: Overyssel. Ducaton, 1733, mm. crane. Knight charging on horse right above small crowned shield, rev. Crowned Arms supported by lions, date below. KM 80. Lightly salved, Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated; Gelderland.

Leeuwendaalder (“Lion Dollar”), 1644. About Fine.

(2) Est. 175-250

1241

Poland. Sigismund (Zygmunt) III Vasa. Taler, 1629. 28.22 gms. Crowned and armored half-figure of the king r., wearing ruff, holding sword and orb, small shield with bull’s skull lower legend; sword-arm tight to the body with no gap (as on the variety normally seen), rev. Crowned Arms , dividing date, in Order chain. Dav. 4316var., Gum. 1218var. Very minor flan flaws, a few obverse pocks from minting process. Old toning. Extremely Fine. Est. 900-1200

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Poland. Lot: Tympf, 1654 MW, 1678; Trojak, Riga 1592; First Republic. 2 Złote, 1924. Paris. Toned About Very Fine-Extremely Fine; Peoples Republic.

50 Złotych, 1972 Chopin; 100 Złotych, 1974 Kopernik, 1974 Curie, 1975 Royal castle, 1975 Modrzejewska. Brilliant Proof, also Saxony. 6 Groschen, 1702 EP-H; and 1914 Zinc ‘Black Madonna’ Medal

by Lewandowski honoring the fallen in Poland’s struggles for freedom. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (11) Est. 200-300

1243

Poland. Zamosć. Siege Coinage. 2 Złote, 1813.

MONETA / W OBLEZENIU / ZAMOSCIA, rev.

Value and date within wreath, legend around. Issued by the Polish defenders of Zamosć Fortress while besieged

by Russian forces. The Polish garrison of 4,000 under the command of General Maurycy Hauke held out against a force of some 17,000 Russians under General Rath for 8 months, capitulating on Nov. 19, 1813 - a month after Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Leipzig. KM 5. Very minor edge split. Deep, old toning. Fine-About Very Fine.

Est. 500-700

1244

Poland. First Republic. Pair: 10 and 20 Złotych, n.d.

(1925). Bołeslaw Chrobry bust left, rev. Crowned Polish eagle. Fr. 116, 115; Y.32, 33. Some bagmarks.

Brilliant Uncirculated. [2] Est. 500-600

1245

Poland. First Republic. Pair: 10 and 20 Złotych, n.d.

(1925). Bołeslaw Chrobry bust left, rev. Crowned Polish eagle. Fr. 116, 115; Y.32, 33. Brilliant Uncirculated. [2] Est. 500-600

1246

Poland. First Republic. Pair: 10 and 20 Złotych, n.d.

(1925). Bołeslaw Chrobry bust left, rev. Crowned Polish eagle. Fr. 116, 115; Y.32, 33. Brilliant Uncirculated. [2] Est. 500-600

1247

Russia. Elizabeth (1741-1761). 5 Kopeks, 1756 CΠƃ. St. Petersburg. Crowned cipher on cartouche set on cloud by eagle, rev. Similar with value on cartouche. Cr.15.2. NGC AU 55.

Est. 200-250

1248

Russia. Catherine II, the Great (1762-1796). Trio of 5 Kopeks, 1796 EM. Ekaterinburg; and 1790, 1791 AM. Annensk. Crowned cipher; Imperial eagle with value below on banner. Cr.59.3, 59.2. Choice About Uncirculated. (3) Est. 150-200

1249

Russia. Alexander II (1855-1881). Trio of Rubles: 1877 CΠƂ-HI, 1878 Hϕ (2). St. Petersburg. Imperial eagle, rev. Value, date and mint initials within wreath, crown above. Y.25. The 1877 once cleaned and with edge tics, the 1878s, one with surface hairlines, the other with a few minute rim nicks. Extremely Fine. (3) Est. 200-250

1250

Scotland. Alexander III (1249-1286). Penny. 1.39 gms. Crowned head left, scepter before, rev. 24 points, long cross with six-pointed mullets. S.5054. Old toning, Very Fine.

Est. 90-120

1251

Scotland. Charles II (1649-1685). Merk, 1669. 6.22 gms. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, small thistle below, rev. Cruciform Arms, crowned monogram CC in angles, value XIII/4 at center. S.5611.

Old toning over a few obverse pinscratches, About Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1252

Islamic Spain. Almoravide (Murabitids). Yusuf b.

Tashufin (AH 480-500/1087-1106 AD). Dinar, madinat al-Mariya (Almería) AH 495. 4.09 gms.

Four-line legends within circle obverse and reverse, two pellets below ‘Tashufin’. A 464. Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-800

1253

Islamic Spain. Almoravide (Murabitids).`Ali b.

Yusuf (AH 500-537/1106-1142 AD). Dinar, madinat al-Mariya (Almería) AH 518. 3.96 gms. Four-line legends within circle obverse and reverse. A 466. Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-800

1254

Spain. Fernando VI (1746-1759). ½ Escudo, 1757 JB. Madrid. Bust right,rev. Crowned Arms. Fr. 274, KM 378. Filled die mintmark. Fine-About Very Fine.

Est. 90-120

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Spain. Carlos III (1759-1788). 2 Escudos, 1788 M. Madrid. Peruked and armored bust right, rev.

Crowned Arms, 2-S, within Order chain. KM 417.1a.

Small smoothed spot on edge, About Very Fine.

Est. 250-300

1256

Spain. Carlos III (1759-1788). ½ Escudo, 1767 S CF. Sevilla. Peruked bust r., rev. Crowned Arms. KM 389.2. Fine-About Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1257

Spain. Carlos IV (1788-1808). 2 Escudos, 1808 AI. Madrid. Armored bust right, rev. Crowned Arms within Order chain. KM 435.1. Ex-mount, Very Fine.

Est. 275-325

1258

Sweden. Gustav V-Gustav VI. Superb-grade Type Set, 1937-1960. All coins of exceptional quality and graded by NGC: * 1 Öre, 1947. Iron. MS 66; * 1950.

MS 65 RB; * 1955. MS 67 BN; * 2 Öre, 1937. MS 65 BN; * 1948. Iron. MS 65; * 1959. 66 RB; * 5 Öre, 1950. Iron. MS 66; * 1950. Bronze. NGC MS 67 BN; * 10 Öre, 1947. Ni-Br. MS 66; * 1947. Silver. MS 68; 25 Öre, 1950. MS 66; * 1958. MS 65; * 50 Öre, 1949. MS 65; * 1954. MS 65; * Krona, 1950. PF 66; * 1960. MS 65; * 2 Kronor, 1948. MS 65; * 1959. MS 66; * 5 Kronor, 1955. MS 65. Superlative examples. (19) Est. 400-600

1263

Turkey. Ottoman Empire. Osman II (AH 11681171/1754-1757 AD). ½ Zeri Mahbub, Islamboul, Acs. AH 1168. 3.1 gms. Toughra above mint and date, rev. Four-line legend, initial mark ‘ha’. KM 267.

Somewhat wavy as is typical. Uncirculated.

Est. 250-350

1264

Yugoslavia. Alexander I (1921-1934). Dukat, 1932.

Bare head of the king left, c/m ear of corn below, rev.Crowned double-headed eagle, shield on breast.

Fr.5, KM 12.2. Prooflike fields, Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1265

World Coins. Small lot: Includes: German States, Saxony, 1/2 Taler, 1615, pecked and wavy flan; Lauenburg. 4 Schilling, 1704 JJJ; Great Britain. Florin, 1852; and Spanish-American Cobs - 8 Reales (2) and 4 Reales. About Very Good- Very Fine. (6) Est. 175-225

1266

Small lot of Miscellaneous World Minors. Includes British `Cartwheel’ 2 Pence, 1797. Some small rim bruises, About Extremely Fine; low-grade 18th Century Mexican portrait ½ Reales (2), modern Minors, generally base, a few Silver. Good-Uncirculated. (51) Est. 60-90

North and South America

1259

Switzerland. Proof Set, 1974. Nine-piece, Rappen to 5 Francs. KM PS1. Last year of issue for the 2 Rappen, and first year of Proof Sets at the Swiss mint. Very Scarce. In original hard blue case with mailer sleeve.

Choice Brilliant Proof.

Est. 200-300

1267

Bermuda. Elizabeth II (1952-). Royal Visit pair: 100 and 25 Dollars, 1975. Queen Elizabeth II bust r., rev.

Scepter dividing royal monograms. KM 24, 23a. Brilliant Proof. Set in First Day Covers in original blue Royal Visit wallets. (2) Est. 250-300

1260

Switzerland. Pair of 1974 Proof Sets. Nine-piece, Rappen to 5 Francs. KM PS1. Last year of issue for the 2 Rappen, and first year of Proof Sets at the Swiss mint. Very Scarce. In original hard blue cases with mailer sleeves. Choice Brilliant Proof. (2 sets) Est. 300-500

1268

Canada. George V (1910-1936). Roll of BU 1913 Large Cents. Brown. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 400-500

1269

Canada. George V-Elizabeth II. Commemorative Silver Dollar Set, 1935-1967. Includes: 1935 Silver Jubilee, 1939 Royal Visit, 1949 Newfoundland, 1958 British Columbia, 1964 Charlottetown, 1967 Confederation Centennial. The first with some obverse bagmarks, Brilliant Uncirculated. In custom green, lucite frame; also Prince Edward Island. Cent, 1871.

Very Fine. (7) Est. 100-150

1270

Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1976 Olympics 28piece Set. Series I-VII 5 and 10 Dollars complete. In original brown case. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 500-600

1261

Switzerland. Trio of Proof Sets, 1974, 1975, 1976.

The first 9-piece, the others 8-piece. Rappen to 5 Francs. KM PS1-3. All in original hard blue cases in mailer sleeves. Choice Brilliant Proof. (3 sets) Est. 250-350

1262

Switzerland. One dozen 1976 eight-piece Proof Sets.

Rappen-5 Francs. KM PS3. All in original hard blue cases in mailer sleeves (some sleeves with staining).

Choice Brilliant Proof. (12 sets) Est. 250-350

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Colombia. Carlos IV (1788-1808). Escudo, 1804 P JF. Popayán. KM 56.2. Ex-jewelry with edge filing (2.8 gms), actual wear About Very Fine; also late Roman AE. Fine-VF. (2) Est. 90-120

1272

Guyana. Pair of 100 Dollars, 1976, 1977. The Golden Man casting gold on the water; gathering in the sheaves, revs. Arms. KM 46, 47. In original FM wallets. Brilliant Proof. (2) Est. 200-250

1273

Mexico. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1770 Mo FM. Mexico City. Dos Mundos types. KM 105. Good Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1274

Mexico. Estados Unidos. 2 Pesos, 1921. Centennial of Independence. National Arms, rev. Winged Victory facing. KM 462. Small dirt spot reverse. About Uncirculated.

Est. 90-120

1275

Netherlands Antilles. Juliana (1948-1980). U.S. Bicentennial pair: 200 and 25 Guilders, 1976. Head of the Dutch queen r., rev. The Andrea Doria sailing l.

KM 16, 15. Brilliant Proof. In original FM wallet.

(2).

Est. 275-325

1276

Panama. Republica. 100 Balboas, 1975. 500th Anniversary of the Birth of Balboa. KM 41. Brilliant Proof. In original FM Wallet with certificate.

Est. 225-275

1277

Puerto Rico. Alfonso XIII (1886-1898). Peso, 1895 PGV. Young boy head l., rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 24. Light gray tone. PCGS XF 40.

Est. 650-750

1278

Puerto Rico. Alfonso XIII (1886-1898). 10 Centavos, 1896 PGV. Boy head left, rev. Crowned Spanish Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 21. Toned Good Extremely Fine.

Est. 100-150

1279

Turks & Caicos. Elizabeth II (1952-). U.S. Bicentennial Pair. 50 and 20 Crowns. 1976. Queen Elizabeth II bust r., rev. Cameos of George III and George Washington. KM 15, 13. Brilliant Proof. In case with certificate. (2) Est. 125-150

Asia, Africa and the Pacific

1280

China. Republic. Dollar, year 9 (1920). Yüan Shihkai bust r. L&M 77, Y.329.6. Lightly toned, sharp and lustrous. PCGS MS 62.

Est. 250-350

1281

China. Republic. Dollar, nd (1927). Sun Yat-sen bust l., Memento reverse. Y.318a. PCGS MS 63.

Est. 200-250

1282

China. Republic. “Memento” Dollar, nd (1927).

Sun Yat-sen bust l. Y.318a.1. Light bagmarks, good lustre. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 90-120

1283

China. Republic. “Memento” Dollar, nd (1927).

Sun Yat-sen bust l. Y.318a.1. Light hairlines, good lustre. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 90-120

1284

China. Republic. Pair of “Memento” Dollars, nd (1927). Sun Yat-sen bust l. Edge varieties. Y.318a.1, 318a.2. Lightly toned. Uncirculated. (2) Est. 150-200

1285

China. Republic. Trio of “Memento” Dollars, nd (1927). Sun Yat-senbust l. Y.318a.2. One ‘large head’ variety. Light stacking marks, one with light carbon streak. Uncirculated. (3) Est. 175-225

1286

China. High-grade pair: Republic. Dollar, year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l., rev. Junk sailing, Chinese characters for value. L&M 110, Y.345. PCGS MS 64; Peoples Republic. 30 Yuan, 1980. Winter Olympics-Speed Skater. KM 26. Brilliant Proof. (2) Est. 300-400

1287

China. Republic. Pair of “Junk” Dollars, Year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l.,rev. Junk at sea, value.

Y.345. One with light bagmarks. Brilliant Uncirculated. (2) Est. 100-150

1288

China. Republic. Trio of “Junk” Dollars, Year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l.,rev. Junk at sea, value.

Y.345. One with bagmarks. Brilliant Uncirculated.

(3) Est. 150-200

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China. Republic. Quartet of “Junk” Dollars, Year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l.,rev. Junk at sea, value.

Y.345. Light stacking marks. Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) Est. 175-225

1290

China. Republic. Quartet of “Junk” Dollars, Year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l.,rev. Junk at sea, value.

Y.345. Light stacking marks. Brilliant Uncirculated.

(4) Est. 175-225

1291

China. Republic. Quintet of “Junk” Dollars, Year 23 (1934). Sun Yat-sen bust l.,rev. Junk at sea, value.

Y.345. Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated. (5) Est. 200-250

1292

China. People’s Republic. Pair of coins: 10 Yuan Bullion issue, 1989. Panda seated left chewing leaves; Yuan, 1980. Olympics - figure skater. Y.186, KM 19.

Brilliant Uncirculated and Brilliant Proof; also South Korea. 10,000 Won, 1988. Olympics Cyclists. KM 76. Brilliant Proof. (3) Est. 60-90

1293

Cook Islands. Elizabeth II (1952-). 100 Dollars, 1976. U.S. Bicentennial. Queen Elizabeth II bust r., rev. Conjoined busts of Benjamin Franklin and Captain James Cook l. KM 16. In original FM wallet, with replica of Franklin’s letter giving safe passage for Cook’s ship Resolution. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 300-350

1294

Hong Kong. Elizabeth II (1952-1997). 1,000 Dollars, 1980. Year of the Monkey. Crowned and draped Elizabeth II bust r., rev. Monkey seated r. KM 47.

Brilliant Proof.

Est. 750-850

1295

Egypt. U.A.R. Diversion of the Nile Proof Set, 1964.

Four-piece: 50, 25, 10 and 5 Qirsh. KM PS2. Mintage of 2,000 sets. In red Cairo mint case. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 75-100

1296

Egypt. Arab Republic. Treasures of Egypt Collection, 1993. Includes Gold 50 Gi’ney and 4 Silver 5 Gi’ney — Cleopatra; Menkaure Triad, three pyramids, Abu’l houl (Sphinx) and Pharaonic unification symbol. KM 756, 746, 740, 741, 747. In elaborate, multi-stepped (pyramidesque) wooden case, with pharaonic plaque and stand, and C.O.A. from Cairo Mint. The gold with a few trivial toning spots. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 450-500

1297

India. Pair of ‘Dump’ Rupees: Mughal Empire.

Shah `Alam II (1759-1806). Saharapur. AH 1220, regnal year 47. KM 694. Toned Extremely Fine; Maratha Confederacy. Athani. In the name of `Alamgir II. Frozen date AH 1181, regnal year 15.

KM 70. Toned About Extremely Fine. (2) Est. 100-150

1298

India. Tripura. Vijaya Manikya (1532-1564).

Tanka, Saka Era 1478. 10.47 gms. Lion right, pellet within crescent above, rev. Legend naming Queen Lakshmi Rana Devi. KM South Asia—(date not listed). Rare. Good Very Fine.

Est. 125-175

1299

British India. E.I.C. Bombay Presidency. Lot of Dump Pice, 1803, 1813, 1816, 1819, 1825, 1826, 1827. Company bale mark, rev. scales. KM 198. All with clear dates. About Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (7) Est. 150-200

1300

British India. East India Company. Bombay Presidency. Rupee, nd. Machine-struck in Calcutta, ca.

1810-1813 for use in the Malabar coast. Inverted crescent above badshah. Scarce. Prid.294, KM 224.1.

Nicely toned, Extremely Fine.

Est. 125-175

1301

British India. E.I.C. Regal Coinage. Quartet of Rupees, 1835. William IV head right, ‘F’ incuse on truncation. KM 450.3. About Very Fine-Good Very Fine.

(4) Est. 150-200

1302

Indonesia. Sultanate of Makassar. `Ala al-Din (1587-1629). Kupang (1/4 Mas). 0.63 gms. al-Sultan `Ala al-Din / khalad Allah mulkahu. About Extremely Fine.

Est. 100-150

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1304

1308

South Korea. 1988 Olympics Commemoratives lot: Cased pair 10,000 and 5,000 Won, 1988 - Soccer, and Boys Spinning Top. KM 77, 71. In original case (scuffed) with Certificates; 10,000 Won, 1988. Gymnast. KM 74; 8-coin cased set, 2,000 and 1,000 Won, 1986-1988. KM 46-53. In original case (scuffed). All Brilliant Proof. (11) Est. 150-200

1309

Philippines. U.S. Administration. Proof Set, 1904. ½ Centavo to Peso. KM 162-168. The ½ Centavo with a handsome silvery tone, the Centavo with soft iridescent hues, the silver lightly toned. Bold devices on satiny, mirror-like fields, choice coins. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 1000-1200

1310

South Africa. George VI (1936-1952). 11-piece Proof Set, 1952. Gold ½ Pound and Pound, silver 3 Pence to 5 Shillings, bronze Farthing to Penny.

12,000 sets minted. KM PS24. In original SAM case (some scuffs). Choice Brilliant Proof. Est. 550-650

1311

South Africa. Republic. 9-piece Proof Set, 1963.

Gold Rand and 2 Rand, silver 2 ½ Cents to 50 Cents, and brass ½ and 1 Cent. 1,500 sets minted. KM PS56.

In original SAM case (a few minute scuffs). The silver very lightly toned. Brilliant Proof.

Est. 550-650

South Korea. 250 Won, KE 4303 - 1970. Bust of President Chung Hee Park, rev. Arms. KM 11.

Mintage of 4,100 pieces. In original blue wallet case.

Brilliant Proof.

Est. 250-350

South Korea. 25,000 Won, 1987. 1988 Olympics Kite Flying. KM 68. Brilliant Proof. Est. 750-850

1305

South Korea. 25,000 Won, 1988. 1988 Olympics Korean Seesaw. KM 72. Brilliant Proof.Est. 750-850

1306

South Korea. Trio of Proof Pair 10,000 and 5,000 Won 1988 Olympics Sets: 1986 - Marathon Runner, and Tiger Mascot. KM 56, 54; 1987 - High Diver, and 1986 - Tug of War. KM 57, 55; 1987 - Archery, and Chegi - Kicking. KM 62, 61. Each pair in original case with Certificates. The cases a bit scuffed. Brilliant Proof. (6) Est. 125-150

1307

South Korea. Trio of Proof Pair 10,000 and 5,000 Won 1988 Olympics Sets: 1987 - Volleyball Game, and Stadium. KM 63, 60; 1988 - Equestrian Jumping, and 1987 — Tae Kwan Do. KM 75, 66; 1988 - Cyclists, and Wrestling. KM 76, 70. Each pair in original case with Certificates. The cases a bit scuffed. Brilliant Proof. (6) Est. 125-150

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Very Rare Gold `Imadi Rial

1312

WORLD MEDALS

Yemen. Qasimid Imams. Al-Mutawakkil Yahya b.

Muhammad `Imam Yahya’ (AH 1322-1367/19041948 AD). Presentation Gold `Imadi Riyal (5 Lira), AH 1344 (1925/1926 AD). 35.58 gms. Ruler’s name and titles within concentric crescents: Amir almumenin al-Mutawakkil `Ala Allah Rabb al-`Alamin Yahya bin Muhammad hamid al-din, ascension date AH 1322 above, star flanked by branches below, rev.

Kalima within central circle, `Imadi within compartment above, flanked by branches, mint San`a and date in large lozenge below. Yahya became Imam upon his father’s death in 1904, ruling over the mountainous areas of north Yemen. With the demise of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I, Yahya entered San`a and was proclaimed ruler of all Yemen. He immediately forbade the bearing of arms when entering the capital.

A strong and able ruler, Yahya ended the near anarchy and lawlessness which plagued the Yemen, brought peace to the land and helped create a modern state. In 1926, the year of this presentation Riyal, the Italo-Yemeni Treaty was signed in which Italy acknowledged Yahya as king of Yemen and recognized his claims to `Aden, which was then a British crown colony. Yahya was assassinated on February 17, 1948 shocking the Arab world.

Jordan’s King `Abdallah likened the event to the murder of the third caliph `Uthman b. `Affan. The Yemeni tribes rallied around Yahya’s son Ahmad who was proclaimed the new Imam. Based on the gold standard of the Turkish Lira, Imam Yahya’s Presentation Gold Riyals, while similar to the silver Riyals, were struck from special dies. Very Rare. Fr. 2, Y.F10. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated.

Est. 5000-6000

1313

Bohemia. Eleventh Centenary of the Discovery of Töplitz Mineral Springs, 1806. Copper, 42.5mm.

By Anton Guillemard (engraver at Prague mint).

Swineherder with pigs discovering the famous thermal springs of Teplice (Töplitz), fabled founding date 762 in exergue, rev. Man on crutch and pregnant woman standing before 1806 view of Töplitz. A few minor old contact marks, About Extremely Fine.

Est. 75-100

1314

France. French Revolution. Tribute to General Auguste Marie Henri Picot, Marquis de Dampierre, died 1793 (struck ca. 1821). Silver, 41mm. By Raymond Gayrard. Head r. of the aristocratic-born Revolutionary general, GAYRARD F. below, rev. Battles: VALMY / JEMMAPES / LIEGE / BOIS DE VICOIGNE, vital dates below within wreath. Scion of a military family and an admirer of Friedrich II of Prussia, Dampierre rose in the Revolutionary ranks to commander of the Army of the North and the Armée des Ardennes. Struck in the thigh by a cannonball at the end of the Battle of Raismes, he bled to death on the field. His name is inscribed on the Arc de Triomphe. Quite scarce in Silver. Attractive lavendergray with soft cobalt-blue and vermillion iridescent hues. Choice Extremely Fine.

Est. 225-275

1315

Ireland. Medal on the Centenary of the Birth of Daniel O’Connell, 1875. White Metal. 54 mm. By O’Hanlon. Head of the “Emancipator” O’Connell ¾ l., rev.O’Connell standing l. delivering an oration in court, inner circle with legend: CLAIRE ELECTION…, outer legend with vital locales and dates BHM 3010, Eimer 1646. Good About Uncirculated with lustre.

Est. 125-175

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St. Peter’s Interior Medal

Judaica Medals Extremely Rare Rabbi Mannheimer Medal

Reduced Size 1:2

1316

Papal - Vatican. Pius IX (1846-1878). Saint Peter’s Basilica Interior Medal, 1854. Bronze, 82.7mm. By Ignazio Bianchi. Bust of the Pontifex Maximus l. in zucchetto, rev. Superbly detailed interior view of Saint Peter’s looking toward the high altar with Bernini’s baldachin; PIVS. IX. P.M. BASILICAM. PAVLI. APOST. AB. INCENDIO. REFECTAM. SOLEMNI. RITV. CONSECRAVIT. IV. ID. DE. MDCCCLIV. Mazio 731. A masterpiece of architectural medallic engraving in which the artist has lined up the deepest point of the altar with the high point of the bust, providing the viewer with a marvelous inset view of Saint Peter’s. A similar piece hammered for 1,000 Euros in this past September’s Hirsch auction, while the same type medal in the same grade brought near 1,500 including the fee in a 2007 Coin Galleries sale. Attractive deep chestnut-brown. About Uncirculated.

Est. 1000-1500

1317

World Exonumia: Austria. Consecretation of the Mariendom, 1924. Silver 39mm; France: Secretaires du Roy Silver Jeton, 1731 (sunface and bees); Agricultural Medal (edge dings); Germany: Silver Devotional Medal by Loos (Altar/Ship with Lighthouse); Kaiser Wilhelm Centennial, 1897; Wertmarke Zeppelin token; 1880 Melbourne, Australia Exhibition.

Awarded to Campo Frères for Short Grand Piano (on edge). Uniface, reverse soldered lead. Fine-Extremely Fine. (7) Est. 75-100

1318

American Numismatic Association 100th Anniversary Convention, Rosemount 1991 numismatic, medallic and postal memorabilia. Isle of Man ANA Crowns (2), British Royal Mint salute medals (2), ANA Centennial medals (3), ANA with Chicago 1991 bar, elongated Cent, ANA cachet cover with medal, postmarked souvenir ANA card, and paper memento all within wood frame; also Swiss 1892 Silver Shooting Medal (some small rim bruises) Canadian Mint Sets, 1977 (2), Australian 1988 and 1991 Mint Sets, Eureka Stockade Dollar; (18) Est. 60-90

1319

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Denmark. Rabbi Isak Noa Mannheimer Medal, 1863. Honorary Citizen of Vienna. Bronze, 50.1mm.

Unsigned. Capped bust left of Mannheimer, the first pastor of the Jewish community in Vienna; GEB: Z: KOPENHAGEN. 17. OCT: 1793 below, rev.. Threeline Hebrew legend (Psalm XL.X) within spray, German legend above. Bergsoe 1075 (R2), Sch. Horsky 7464, Unger 4323, Wurzb.5909. Son of a chazzan, Isak Noa (Issac Noah) Mannheimer was born in Copenhagen in 1793 and began the study of the Talmud at an early age. He later studied philospohy, Oriental languages and theology at the University there. When the Jews of Denmark were emancipated in 1814, confirmation became obligatory and Mannheimer was the first to hold the office of catechist. In 1821, he went to Vienna and organized a congregation, then left for Germany to preach. He returned to Vienna, in 1824 to head the new synagogue. As he could not receive the title of preacher or rabbi, Mannheimer became the “Direktor der Wiener K.K. Genehmigten Oeffentlichen Israelitischer Religionsschule”. On his 70th birthday, Mannheimer was made an honorary citizen of Vienna.

Deep chestnut brown with iridescent undertone over some minor contact marks, Extremely Fine. An Extremely Rare and seldom offered Judaica Medal.

Est. 400-500

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1320

1321

France. Napoleon as first Consul (1799-1804).

Peace of Amiens, 1802. Silver, 40mm. By JeanPierre Droz. Head of First Consul Napoleon l., signed DROZ F. on truncation, rev. The messenger of the gods Astrée alights on a newly peaceable globe, holding a caduceus, olive branch and scales. Edge: PAIX GENERALE A AMIENS AN DIX MDCCCII (caduceus). Bramsen 199, Trésor Tf.89.10, Slg. Jul. 1057. Because of its coin relief and single strike, this medal has been cataloged in the past as a pattern coin.

The obverse, in fact, was used for a 5 Francs pattern (cf.Gadoury 567). A medal of this type with the same edge legend in AU-Unc. realized $2,587 in an April 2007 Stack’s sale. Light friction marks in obverse field and few small digs on neck. Lovely old toning. Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400 Polish-related. France. Napoleon I (1804-1814).

Creation of the Duchy of Warsaw, 1807. Bronze.

40.7mm. By Andrieu and Brenet; Denon. Laureate head of Napoleon r., rev., crown resting on throne, flanked by a sword and scepter; PRISCA DECORA RESTITUTA. around, rulers names and date in Roman numerals in ex. Bramsen 653, Slg. Julius 1772, Zeitz 89. Deep chestnut-brown. About Uncirculated.

Est. 125-175

1322

Polish-related. France. Napoleon I (1804-1814). On the Capture of Wilna, 1812. Bronze. 40.7mm. By Andrieu; Denon. Laureate head of Napoleon r., rev.

Napoleon standing l., seizing sword, by its blade, from a Russian and Polish soldier who stand before him; “PRISE DE WILNA” and date in ex. Bramsen 1156, Slg. Julius 2515, Zeitz 125. Dark mahogany. About Uncirculated.

Est. 125-175

1323

France. Napoleon as Emperor (1804-1814). Jeton.

Messageries Impériales, 1809. Silver, 35.3mm. By Jean-Pierre Droz. Mercury seated r. on biga with winged wheels, loosely holding reins, signed DROZ F above exergual line, date below, rev. MESSAGERIES IMPÉRIALES RUE NOTRE DAME DES VICTOIRES, star above, within wreath. Bramsen 922, Trésor Tf 36.8, Slg. Jul. 2218. Light scratches upper obverse field, otherwise About Uncirculated.

Est. 100-150

1324

France. Napoleon. Bohemian Medal for the Marriage of Napoleon to Marie-Louise, 1810. Silver, 35.3mm. By I. Schmidt. Struck in Prague. Bust of Napoleon, laureate, r. facing draped bust of MarieLouise, wearing tiara, signed I. SCHMIDT.F below, rev. Five-line FELIX GENTIBUS legend and date.

Light gray tone. Extremely Fine.

Est. 100-150

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1326

Private Order. Uncertain, but likely Danish or German. Early to mid-19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 65mm. Radiant cross, the cross arms in red enamel with a raised outline, at the center is a cross outlined in black-enamel within a red enamel circle with a raised braided outline and an inner gilt circle. Elements of this piece are reminiscent of the Danish Order of the Dannebrog. Multi-piece construction. Minute enamel loss at cross tips. Attractive, Choice Extremely Fine.

Est. 200-300

1328

Germany. Brunswick. Commemorative Centennial Medal for the Peninsular War, 1809-1909. 52 mm.

Base metal and enamels. Cross on radiant plaque, raised bust at center, skull and dates below, Brunswick horse above, ribbon bow behind. By G. Brehmer.

Enamel fully intact. Extremely Fine.

Est. 40-60

1329

Pair of small Asian badges, possibly China and Hong Kong. Silver. Diamond-shaped, 22mm. Lion facing l./Old style characters, date 1927. Loop for suspension; Enameled 6-point star (made of two triangles), Chinese characters round flower. Number ‘1209’ stamped on back. Suspended on small chain. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (2) Est. 60-900

Private Order. Uncertain, but likely Danish or German. Early to mid-19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 82mm. Gilt rayed cross, the arms framed in a diagonal pattern with the inner outline in purple enamel, the body of the arms textured in a basket weave pattern. At the center is a large raised oval, elaborately framing a white enamel cross outlined in black. The central cross emblem is suggestive of the German Johanniter Order. Raised ‘stud’ circle back plate. Loss of much of the purple enamel, otherwise Extremely Fine and handsome. Est. 250-350

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1327

Private Order. Uncertain, but likely Danish or German. Early to mid-19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 82mm. Gilt rayed cross, the arms framed in a diagonal pattern with the inner outline in purple enamel, the body of the arms textured in a basket weave pattern. At the center is a large raised oval, elaborately framing a white enamel cross outlined in black. The central cross emblem is suggestive of the German Johanniter Order. Raised ‘stud’ circle back plate. Purple enamel loss, otherwise Extremely Fine and handsome.

Est. 250-350

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ANCIENT COINS Ancient Greek Coins

1330

Lucania. Metapontion. AR Stater, ca. 430-400 BC. 7.89 gms. Head of Demeter r., her hair bound in a crossed fillet, rev. META at right, Barley-ear of 6 grains, leaf l. Noe 367, HN Italy 1507. Very Fine.

Est. 400-600

1331

Messana. Sicily. AR Tetradrachm, 420-413 BC. 16.83 gms. The nymph Messana driving a slow biga drawn by mules l., two dophins nose-to-nose in ex, rev. Hare springing l., grain-ear below. SNG ANS 372, SNG Copenhagen 403, SNG Lockett 823, BMC 42.

Some roughness and light porosity, struck with worn reverse die. About Very Fine.

Est. 450-550

1332

1333

Sicily. Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).

AR Tetradrachm, struck ca. 450-440 BC. 17.38 gms.

Charioteer driving quadriga r., Nike flying r. above to crown horses, ketos r. in ex., rev. ΣVRAKOΣI-ON, Arethusa head r., her hair in a band, four dolphins round. Boehringer Series XVIb, 570 (V286/R391), SNG ANS 183. Nice style. Extremely Fine.

Est. 1400-1600

1334

Sicily. Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).

AR Tetradrachm, struck ca. 450-440 BC. 17.32 gms.

Charioteer, holding kentron, driving quadriga r., Nike flying r. above to crown horses, ketos in ex., rev. ΣVRAKOΣI-ON, Head of Arethusa r., her hair bound with thin bands, wearing necklace with pendant, four dolphins around. Boehringer Series XVIb, 571.4 (V287/R391), SNG ANS 184, Jameson 769, Pozzi 581. Light gray, amber highlights. Very Fine.

Est. 1000-1500

1335

Sicily. Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).

AR Tetradrachm, struck ca. 430 BC. 16.9 gms. Charioteer driving quadriga r., Nike flying r. above to crown the horses, rev. ΣVRAKOΣION, Head of Arethusa r., her hair in a band, ‘cleft bun’ in back, four dolphins around. Boehringer 630 (V319/R433), SNG ANS 201. Pleasing Arethusa. Good Very Fine.

Est. 1000-1500

Sicily. Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).

AR Tetradrachm, struck ca. 450-440 BC. 16.84 gms.

Charioteer driving quadriga right, holding kentron and reins, Nike flying r. above to crown horses, rev. ΣVRAKOΣI-ON, Diademed head of Arethusa r., four dolphins around. Boehringer Series XVIa, 556 (V282/R386), SNG ANS 180. Minor roughness at edge. Very Fine.

Est. 1000-1500

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1336

1339

Kings of Macedon. Philip II (359-336 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Amphipolis, struck ca. 340/36-328 BC. 14.07 gms. Laureate head of Zeus r., rev.. ΦIΛIΠΠoY; Youth riding horse r., holding a long palm frond, janiform head on column before horse’s raised foreleg.

Le Rider - (D218/R-[unlisted reverse die], SNG ANS 529-32, SNG Saraglos 55. Slight granularity. Evidence of light obverse die rust, minor reverse die shift. Good Very Fine.

Est. 1200-1500

1340

Kings of Macedon. Philip II (359-336 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Amphipolis, struck ca. 323-315 BC. 14.39 gms. Laureate head of Zeus r., rev.. ΦIΛIΠΠoY; Youth riding horse r., holding long palm frond, aplustre below, pellet in ? below horse’s raised foreleg. Le Rider pl. 46, 18; SNG ANS 738. Good Very Fine.

Est. 700-800

1341

Kings of Macedon. Alexander the Great (336-323 BC). AV Stater. 8.52 gms. Helmeted head of Athena r., rev. Nike standing l., holding wreath and stylis, uncertain symbol lower left. Good Very Fine.

Est. 1500-2000

1342

Moesia. Istros. AR Obol, Fourth Century BC. 1.17 gms. Facing male heads, the right one inverted, rev.

IΣTPH,, Sea-eagle l. grasping dolphin in talons, Δ (weak) below. SNG Copenhagen 200. Toned About Very Fine.

Est. 75-100

Sicily. Syracuse. Dionysos I (405-347 BC). AR Dekadrachm. Unsigned but by Euainetos, ca. 400390 BC. 43.35 gms. Charioteer, clad in a long chiton, holding goad and reins, driving racing quadriga l., Nike flying r. to crown the driver, panoply of arms in ex., rev. (ΣYPAK)OΣIΩN, Head of Arethusa, reed wreathed, facing l., wearing triple-pendant earring and a pearl necklace, large pellet below her chin, four dolphins round. Boston MFA 430, SNG Tübingen 655, Rizzo pl.53, 17. A lovely example of this muchprized type struck from dies in good repair. Extremely Fine.

Est. 25000-30000

Pleasing Tetadrachm of Akanthos

1337

1338

Macedon. Akanthos. AR Tetradrachm, ca. 430-390 BC. 14.44 gms. Lion r. attacking bull kneeling l.; lion bites down on the bull’s flank with a large snout showing, rev. Ethnic in incuse square around granulated quadripartite square. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 4000-5000

Kings of Macedon. Philip II (359-336 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Pella, struck ca. 342/1-337/6 BC. 14.5 gms. Laureate head of Zeus r., rev.. ΦIΛIΠ-ΠoY; Youth astride horse r., holding long palm frond, thunderbolt below, small ‘N’ in ex. Cf.Le Rider 233b, SNG ANS 385ff. Fine style. Well-centered. Extremely Fine.

Est. 1500-2000

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Thrace. Maroneia. AR Tetradrachm, ca. 386/5348/7 BC. Magistrate: Chorego. 11.0 gms. Horse rearing l., trailing its rein, rev. EΠI XOP HΓ-O around grape arbor in linear square, cicada upper left, all within shallow incuse square. SNG Copenhagen 606. Minor obverse striae. Extremely Fine.

Est. 1500-2000

1344

Thessaly. Larissa. AR Drachm, 356-342 BC. 6.1 gms. Head of the nymph Larissa ¾ left, rev. ΛAPIΣAIΩN, Horse r., head lowered, preparing to lie down.

Lorber Hoard Phase L-II. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-800

1345

Thessaly. Pharsalos. AR Drachm, last quarter of the Fifth Century BC. 5.63 gms. Head of Athena r. wearing an Attic helmet adorned with a plant and eagle’s wing, behind which a snake coils forward, rev. Φ-AP-E, Thessalian cavalryman, clad in a petasos, chlamys and short chiton, holding a lagobolon over his shoulder, riding a prancing horse r.. Lavva 107m (V52/R59)-this coin. Edge scrape at 12:00 and thin linear die crack between 6 and 7:00. Toned Very Fine. \nEx Triton XV, New York, Jan. 3, 2012, lot 643.

Est. 700-900

1346

Sikyonia. Sikyon. AR Stater, ca. 335-330 BC. 12.21 gms. Chimaera walking l., wreath above, ΣE below, rev. Dove flying r., ‘A’ behind, within wreath. BMC 2, HGC 5, 197. Light graffiti obverse field. Good Very Fine.

Est. 1500-2000

1347

Attica. Athens. Tetradrachm, 454-404 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.13 gms. Head of Athena r., wearing Attic helmet adorned with three olive leaves and palmette, round earring and necklace, rev. AΘE, Owl standing facing, olive sprig and crescent behind. SNG Copenhagen 31, Kroll 8. Elements of Athena suggest that this may be a transitional type, though the owl is not. Evidence of obverse die rust. Full profile, aquiline and fine style. Extremely Fine.

Est. 1400-1800

1348

Attica. Athens. Tetradrachm, 454-404 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.04 gms. Head of Athena r., wearing Attic helmet adorned with three olive leaves and palmette, round earring and necklace; rev. AΘE, Owl standing facing, olive sprig and crescent behind. SNG Copenhagen 31, Kroll 8. Full profile, well-centered.

Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 800-1000

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Attica. Athens. Tetradrachm, 454-404 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.06 gms. Head of Athena r., wearing Attic helmet adorned with three olive leaves and palmette, round earring and necklace; rev. AΘE, Owl standing facing, olive sprig and crescent behind. SNG Copenhagen 31, Kroll 8. Full profile. Good Very Fine.

Est. 700-900

1352

Parthian Hegemony. Osroes I (ca. 108/9-127/8).

AR Drachm. Ekbatana. 2.99 gms. Diademed bust l., with a long, pointed beard, and hair bunched into pearled balls at top of head and over ears, rev. Archer (Arsakes) seated r., monogram below. Sellwood 80.1, Shore 442. Rare. Toned. Extremely Fine.

Est. 700-800

1353

Kings of Egypt. Ptolemy II (285-246 BC). AE Drachm. 47mm, 93 gms. Alexandria. Zeus-Ammon head r., rev. Eagle standing l. on thunderbolt, head r.

Svor.446, SNG Copenhagen 142. Scarce, large early type. Brown over slight roughness. Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

Roman Republican Coinage 1350

1351

Seleukid Kings of Syria. Seleukos I Nikator (312281 BC). AR Drachm. Susa, struck ca. 305/4-295 BC. 4.23 gms. Head of a hero r. (intended to be Alexander or Seleukos himself?), wearing a helmet with a cheek and neck flap, covered in panther skin and adorned with the ear and horns of a bull, rev.

BAΣIΛEΩ(Σ) ΣEΛEYKoY, Nike standing r. placing wreath on a trophy before her, ‘NI’ lower left.

Houghton 174.3, ESMS S-21, HGC 9, 34. Minor porosity at edge, bold types. Overall a nice example of this fascinating issue. Good Very Fine.

Est. 2500-3000

Parthian Hegemony. Orodes II (57-38 BC). AR Drachm. Ekbatana. 3.53 gms. Diademed and draped bust l., Nike standing behind crowning Orodes, rev.

Archer (Arsakes) seated r., monogram below. Sellwood 42.2, Shore 281var. This coin was most likely struck in honor of Orodes victory over his brother Mithradates IV. After the brothers murdered their father Phraates III in 57 BC. Mithradates was made king of Media, but was then deposed by his brother. Mithradates fled to Syria then returned to invade the Parthian lands. He was briefly restored to power but after being besieged in Seleukeia on the Tigris by Orodes’ forces he was captured and slain. Orodes II earlier parricide is well-glossed over in the reverse legend which proclaims him as “King of Kings, loving his father…”. Rare.

Good metal quality. Extremely Fine. Est. 800-1000

1354

Roman Republic. Anonymous, 225-212 BC. AR Didrachm or Quadrigatus. 5.68 gms. Laureate Janiform head, rev. Jupiter, ready to hurl thunderbolt, driving galloping quadriga r., ROMA raised on tablet below. Craw.28/3. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 500-600

1355

Roman Republic. Trio of AR Denarii: Tod series, ca.

189-180 BC. Roma head/Luna in biga, bird perched atop first letter of TOD; M. Cipius M.f., 115-114 BC. Roma head/ Victory in biga, rudder below; Q. Thermus M.f., 103 BC. Mars head l./Two soldiers battling with swords, the Roman protecting his fallen comrade Compact flan Craw. 141/1, 289/1, 319/1.

Light gray toning. Very Fine. (3) Est. 200-250

1356

Roman Republic. Anonymous, 157-155 BC. Postreform AE As. 29.2 gms. Janus head, rev. Prow r., ‘I’ above, ROMA below. Craw.197. Deep olive-green.

Good Fine.

Est. 90-120

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1358

1359

1360

Roman Republic. Quintet of Denarii: C. Renius, 138 BC. Roma head/Juno Caprotina driving biga drawn by goats; L. Valerius Flaccus, 108-107 BC. Fourrée.

Victory head/Mars; P. Furius Crassipes, 84 BC. Turreted head of Cybele/Curule chair; L. Censorinus, 82 BC. Apollo head/the satyr Marsyas; A. Postumius A.f. Sp. N. Albinus, 81 BC. Serratus. Veiled head of Hispania/Togate figure before legionary eagle. Two with small banker’s marks, one with test scratches, one with deposits. About Very Fine-Very Fine. (5) Est. 200-250

1361

Roman Republic. Trio of Denarii: Q. Thermus M.f., 103 BC. Mars head l. /Two soldiers fighting with swords, the Roman protecting his fallen comrade; Man. Acilius Glabrio, 49 BC. Head of Salus/Valetudo; Mn. Cordius Rufus, 46 BC. Jugate heads of the Dioscuri r./Venus Verticordia. Craw.319/1, 442/1a, 463/1b. The Glabrio with flatness of strike upper obverse, the Rufus with front Dioscuri not struck up. Toned Very Fine-Good Very Fine. (3) Est. 200-250

1362

Roman Republic. Mn. Fonteius. AR Denarius, 85 BC. 3.98 gms. Laureate Apollo-Vejovis head r., rev..

Infant winged Cupid riding goat r. between Dioscuri caps, thyrsus in ex., all within laurel wreath.

Craw.353/1d, Syd.724b, Fonteia 11. Deep gray. Very Fine.

Est. 100-150

1363

Roman Republic. Pub. Crepusius. AR Denarius, 82 BC. 3.70 gms. Laureate bust of Apollo r., ‘H’ and scepter behind, bird before, rev. Horseman riding r., brandishing a spear, CC above left. Craw.361/1c, Syd.738a, Crepusia 1. Toned over some light reverse deposits. Well-centered, Good Very Fine.

Est. 90-120

1364

Roman Republic. M. Volteius. AR Denarius, 75 BC. 3.87 gms. Laureate Jupiter head r., rev. Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus. Craw.385.1, Syd.774, Volteia 1.

Medium gray, Very Fine.

Est. 125-175

1365

Roman Republic. M. Volteius. AR Denarius, 75 BC. 4.02 gms. Head of Bacchus (or Liber) r., ivywreathed, rev. Ceres driving biga drawn by snakes r., holding torch, uncertain symbol behind. Craw.385/3, Syd.776, Volteia 3. Small old scratch upper left reverse edge. Top of head off flan. Very Fine. Est. 100-150

1366

Roman Republic. L. Furius Cn. F. Brocchus. AR Denarius, 63 BC. 3.96 gms. Draped head of Ceres r., grain-ear wreathed, III-VIR across, grain-ear behind, barley grain before, rev. Curule chair flanked by fasces.

Craw.414/1, Syd.902, Furia 23. Old cabinet toning over two thin obverse test scratches. Reverse dimple.

Very Fine.

Est. 100-150

1367

Roman Republic. Q. Cassius Longinus. AR Denarius, 55 BC. 3.56 gms. Head of Bonus Eventus (or Genius of the Roman people) r., scepter behind, rev.

Eagle r. on thunderbolt, lituus left, capis right.

Craw.428/3, Syd.916, Cassia 7. Obverse porosity.

Est. 90-120

Roman Republic. M. Furius L.f. Philus. AR Denarius, 120 BC. 3.9 gms. Laureate head of Janus, rev..

Roma standing l. holding wreath and scepter before trophy of Gallic arms flanked by a carnyx and shield.

Craw.281/1, Syd.529, Furia 18. Old light gray toning. Good Very Fine.

Est. 200-250

Roman Republic. Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus. AR Denarius, 116-115 BC. 3.78 gms. Helmeted Roma head r., mark of value behind, rev. Jupiter driving quadriga r. Craw.285.1, Syd.535, Domitia 7. Attractive pale gray. Well struck for type. Extremely Fine.

Est. 200-250 Roman Republic. Lot of AR Denarii: C. Fonteius, 114-113 BC. Janiform Dioscuri head/Galley; Q. Titius, 90 BC. Mutinus Titinus/Pegasos; L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi, 90 BC. Apollo head/Horseman; A. Postumius A.f. Sp. N. Albinus, 81 BC. Diana/Priest sacrificing ox; Albinus Bruti f., 48 BC. Mars head/Crossed Gallic trumpets; Mn. Cordius Rufus, 46 BC. Conjoined heads of the Dioscuri/Venus Verticordia; P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus, 42 BC. Apollo/Diana Lucifera. A few with scratches. Toned About Very Fine-Good Very Fine.

(7) Est. 300-500

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Est. 250-300

1368

Roman Republic. Q. Servilius Caepio Brutus (M. Junius Brutus). AR Denarius, 54 BC. 3.55 gms. Libertas bust r., rev. The Consul L. Junius Brutus walking l. between two lictors, each with an ax on his shoulders, preceded by an accensus; BRVTVS in ex.

Craw.433/1, Syd.906a, Junia 31a. The most infamous of Caesar’s assassins, M. Junius Brutus lost his father while he was a young boy. After being adopted by his uncle, Q. Servilius Caepio, he changed his name. His issues while moneyer, with their blatant themes of patriotic devotion to the Republic, and reference to Brutus’ illustrious ancestry, augured well his fateful collision with Caesar. Pale lavender-gray toning over thin ancient test mark X in obverse field and lightly punched bankers mark on ear. Pleasing reverse details. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400

1369

Roman Republic. Q. Servilius Caepio Brutus (M. Junius Brutus). AR Denarius, 54 BC. 3.89 gms. Bare head of Consul L. Junius Brutus r.; BRVTVS downwards, rev. Bare head r. of the tyrannicide Gaius Servilius Ahala r. (from whom Brutus claimed ancestry); AHALA downwards. Bankers mark in obverse field, and two on reverse. Medium gray. Near Very Fine.

Est. 150-250

1370

Roman Republic. Man. Glabrio. AR Denarius, 49 BC. 3.72 gms. Laureate head of Salus r. wearing necklace, rev. Valetudo standing left, holding serpent and resting elbow on column. Craw.442/1a, Syd.922, Acilia 8. Light medium gray. Very Fine.

Est. 100-150

1371

Roman Republic. C. Pansa & Albinus Bruti. Denarius, 48 BC. 3.96 gms. Mask of a bearded Pan r., rev.

Hands clasped, holding winged caduceus.

Craw.451/1, Syd.944, Vibia 22.

Minor ‘dieclash’.Light medium gray. Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1373

Roman Republic. P. Accoleius Lariscolus. AR Denarius, September-December, 43 BC. 3.77 gms. AR Denarius. Draped bust of Diana Nemorensis r., rev.

Triple cultus statue of Diana Nemorensis, supporting a beam with her hands and shoulders, atop of which are five cypress trees. Craw.486/1, Syd. 1148, Accoleia 1. Small bankers mark ‘N’ on cheek. Rich slate gray tone. Good Very Fine.

Est. 200-250

1374

Roman Republic. C. Vibius Varus. Denarius, 42 BC. 3.78 gms. Head of Bacchus r., wearing ivy and grape wreath, rev. Panther springing l. before garlanded altar surmounted by mask and thyrsus. Craw.494/36, Syd.1138, Vibia 24. Deep gray tone. Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

Roman Imperatorial Coinage

1372

1375

Roman Republic. Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius Scipio.

AR Denarius, 47-46 BC. Military mint traveling with Scipio in Africa. 3.74 gms. Laureate Janus head r., beard braided in ringlets, rev. Elephant standing r.

Craw.459/1, Syd.1046, Caecilia 47.Some typical weakness in peripheries. Toned. Very Fine.

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Roman Imperatorial. The Triumvirs. Marc Antony.

AR ‘Legionary’ Denarius. Patrae mint (?), autumn 32-spring 31 BC. Seventh Legion. 3.53 gms. Praetorian galley r.; ANT:AVG above, III VIR.R.P.C. below, rev. Aquila between two signa; LEC VII below across.

Craw.544/20, Syd.1224. Banker mark above galley, attractive old toning. Good Very Fine. Est. 300-400

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1376

Roman Imperial. Augustus (27 BC-14 AD). AR Denarius. Spanish mint, Tarraco, struck ca. 18 BC. CAESAR AVGVSTO; laureate head r., rev. MAR-VLT across; Temple of Mars Ultor, round-domed and hexastyle with aquila between two signa inside. RIC 105a, RSC 190. Toned About Very Fine.

Est. 250-300

1377

Roman Imperial. Divus Augustus. AE As. Restored under Titus. Rome, 80-81. 11.73 gms. DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER, Radiate head of Augustus r., rev.

IMP. T. VESP. AVG. REST, S-C, Eagle seated atop globe, head r. RIC 199. Brown. Good Very Fine.

Est. 400-500

1378

Roman Imperial. Tiberius (14-37). AR Denarius, ‘Tribute Penny’. Lugdunum (Lyon), ca. 15-18. 3.73 gms. Laureate head r., both ribbon ends curled on neck, rev. Livia cast as Pax seated r., holding a long scepter and olive branch, on a chair with plain legs on a double line. RIC 26, RSC 16. Well-centered, good details. Extremely Fine.

Est. 900-1200

1379

Roman Imperial. Tiberius (14-37). AR Denarius, ‘Tribute Penny’. Lugdunum (Lyon), ca. 18-35. 3.77 gms. Laureate head r., one ribbon end curled on neck, the other bifurcated behind, rev. Livia cast as Pax seated r., holding an olive branch and long scepter, on a chair with ornamented legs on a single line. RIC 30, RSC 16a. Obverse slightly shallow strike as is often the case. Good Very Fine.

Est. 500-600

1380

Roman Imperial. Tiberius (14-37). AE Sestertius, struck 35-36. Empty horse-drawn quadriga r., its side panels decorated with Victory and captives, rev. Legend around SC. RIC 66. Olive-green over some roughness. Near Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

1381

Roman Imperial. Gaius, called Caligula (37-41). AE Sestertius. Rome, 40-41. Laureate head l., rev. Gaius standing left on a dais, extending his right hand in address, sella castrensis (camp stool) behind him, five soldiers stand before as an attentive audience. RIC 48.

Very Rare last Adlocutio issue. Olive green with forest-green hues over some reverse roughness. Near Very Fine.

Est. 1000-1500

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Roman Imperial. Claudius (41-54). Orichalcum Sestertius. Rome. Laureate head, ‘NCAPR’ downwards countermarked in rectangular punch behind, rev.

EX.S.C / P.P. / OB CIVES / SERVATOS within oak wreath. RIC 112, Cohen 38. The countermark is a validation stamp used during Nero’s reign. About Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

1385

Roman Imperial. Nero (54-68). AE Sestertius. Rome, struck ca. 65. Laureate head r., rev. Roma seated l. on cuirass, holding Victory and leaning on a parazonium set on shield; ROMA in ex., S-C. RIC 273var, WCN 145var. Deep olive-green patina near black with earthen red hues; some tooling and smoothing in fields. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 500-700

1383

Roman Imperial. Nero (54-68). AE Sestertius. Rome, 63. Laureate head, rev. Nero on horseback r., holding spear, one soldier advancing before him bearing a vexillum, second soldier running behind the horse; DECVRSIO in ex. RIC 108, Cohen 95, WCN 78.

Dark tan-brown over some pitting. Near Very Fine.

Est. 500-700

1386

Roman Imperial. Nero (54-68). AE Sestertius. Lugdunum (Lyon), struck ca. 65. Laureate head l., truncation point touching globe, rev. Annona standing r., her hand on her hip, holding cornucopiae and facing Ceres seated l., her foot on a low stool, holding grainears over a modius set on an altar and a torch, ship’s stern in the background. RIC 391, WCN 412. Dark olive-brown, near black, over some roughness. Very Fine.

Est. 1000-1500

1384

Roman Imperial. Nero (54-68). AE Dupondius.

Rome, 64. 13.42 gms. Radiate head r., rev. Façade of the Macellum Magnum. RIC 184, WCN 103. Olive tan-brown. Very Fine.

Est. 600-800 1387

Roman Imperial. Galba (68-69). AE Sestertius.

Rome, struck ca. June-August 68. SER GALBA CAES AVG, laureate, draped bust r., rev. SPQR / OB / CIV SER within wreath. RIC 267, ACG 230. Olive brown over very minor roughness. Good portrait. Very Fine.

Est. 800-1000

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Roman Imperial. Domitian (81-96). AE Sestertius, struck 95-96. IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XVII CENS PER PP., laureate head r., rev. IOVI VICTORI SC, Jupiter seated l., holding Victory and scepter. RIC 412, Cohen 316. Some smoothing and tooling in fields. Olive sea-green. Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

1389

Roman Imperial. Trio of AR Denarii: Trajan (98117). Laureate, draped bust r., revs. Providentia l. holding wand above globe; Victory crowning Hadrian; and Hadrian (117-38). Rev. Victory walking r. The first minor obverse doubling, the second, small obverse test scrape and lamination, small rev. deposits. Toned Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (3) Est. 125-175

1390

1391

Roman Imperial. Hadrian (117-138). AE Sestertius, 118. Laureate bust r., slight drapery on left shoulder, rev. LIBERALITAS AVG SC in ex, Liberalitas standing l. on platform behind attendant who distributes donation to citizen who is mounting the steps. RIC 552, Banti 488. Deep brown over some pitting and roughness. Near Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400 Roman Imperial. Hadrian (117-138). AE Sestertius, 119. Laureate bust r., drapery on left shoulder, rev.

LIBERTAS RESTITVTA in ex, Hadrian seated l. on platform greeting a woman before him carrying a small child, who reaches out to the emperor, second child behind her. RIC 568, Cohen 949, Banti 515.

Dark tan-brown over obverse test mark, scratches and some pitting. Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1392

Roman Imperial. Quintet of Antonine AR Denarii.

Antoninus Pius (138-161). Revs. Salus feeding serpent, winged Victory; Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius. Laureate Pius head r./Bare Aurelius head r.; Marcus Aurelius (161-180). Revs. Fortuna seated l.; Armenia mourning. The last on a compact flan with light reverse pinscratches. Fine-About Extremely Fine.

(5) Est. 200-250

1393

Roman Imperial. Antoninus Pius (138-161). AE As. Rome, 143-144. Laureate head r., rev. IMPERATORII ANCILIA SC; two oval shields — ancilia, with rounded tufts ending in balls above and below.

RIC 736a. Excellent portrait. Deep sea-green with earthen hues. Extremely Fine.

Est. 300-400

1394

Roman Imperial. Divus Lucius Verus (died 169). AE Sestertius. Struck under M. Aurelius, 169. DIVVS VERVS, bare-headed bust r., rev. CONSECRATIO SC, eagle, head l., on globe. Smoothing in fields, olivebrown. Near Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

1395

Roman Imperial. Marcus Aurelius (161-180). AE Dupondius, struck 163-164. Radiate head r., rev. Victory striding l. holding wreath and palm frond. RIC 880. Deep tan-brown over light obverse pitting. Sharp portrait. Good Very Fine.

Est. 90-120

1396

Roman Imperial. Quartet of AR Denarii of August Women: Diva Faustina, Sr. Revs. Faustina and Pius clasping hands; Vesta holding simpulum and palladium; Julia Domna. Rev. Pietas standing; Julia Soamias. Rev. Venus seated. The last mushy reverse strike. Toned Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (4) Est. 200-250

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Roman Imperial. Commodus (177-192). AE Sestertius. Rome, 177. Laureate, young, beardless head r., rev. Marcus Aurelius and Commodus seated l. on platform, an officer beside them; in front of them stands Liberalitas l., holding an abacus and cornucopiae, while a citizen ascends the steps, holding out the folds of his toga; LIBERALITAS / AVG in ex.

RIC (Marcus Aurelius) 1558. Minor edge split. Rich deep brown over light reverse roughness. Good Very Fine.

Est. 500-600

1398

Roman Imperial. Septimius Severus (193-211). AV Aureus. Rome, struck 196-197. 6.82 gms. (L) SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VIII; laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., rev. PM TRP V COS II PP; Pax seated l., holding branch and scepter. RIC 88b. From an old find in India, typical wear for area, light filing and curvate press at top likely from ancient jewelry wear. Fine.

Est. 500-600

1399

Roman Imperial. Septimius Severus (193-211). AV Aureus. Rome, struck ca. 202-210. 7.0 gms. SEVERVS PIVS AVG; Laureate head r., rev. CONCORDIA AVGVSTORVM; Caracalla and Geta standing facing, holding Victory between them. RIC 255.

From an old find in India, well-worn with typical edge waving, but clear legends and type. About Fine.

Est. 450-550

1400

Roman Imperial. Caracalla (198-217). AR Denarius. 214. Laureate head r., rev. Apollo seated l., holding branch and resting elbow on lyre set atop tripod.

RIC 238a. Good portrait. Attractively toned, soft iridescent hues. Extremely Fine.

Est. 125-175

1401

Roman Imperial. Caracalla (198-217). AR Denarius. 215. Laureate head r., rev. Aesculapius standing, facing holding serpent-twined staff, flanked at his feet

by Telesphorus and a globe. RIC 253. Deep gray. Extremely Fine.

Est. 125-175

1402

Roman Imperial. Maximinus I, ‘Thrax’ (235-238).

AE Sestertius. Rome, 236-238. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., Pax standing l. holding a branch aloft and a scepter. RIC 81, Cohen 38. Deep olive-green. Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1403

Roman Imperial. Gordian III (238-244). AE Sestertius, 240. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., rev. Concordia seated l. holding patera and double cornucopiae. RIC 288a, Banti 26. Deep olive-green with green earthen hues. Very Fine. Est. 100-150

1404

Roman Imperial. Herennia Etruscilla, wife of Trajan Decius. AE Sestertius. Diademed and draped bust r., rev. Pudicitia seated l., drawing veil and holding a long tranverse scepter in her other hand. RIC (Trajan Decius) 136b, Cohen 22. Brown. Near Very Fine.

Est. 150-200

1405

Roman Imperial. Hostilian (summer-November 251), as Caesar under Trajan Decius. AV Aureus.

4.13 gms. C VALENS (H)OSTIL MES QVINTVS NC; bare, draped head of Hostilian r., rev. P(R )INCIPI IVVENTVTIS Hostilian, in military attire, standing l. holding baton and transverse spear.

Cf.RIC 183a. Very Rare. From an old find in India; the wear and crude appearance might suggest that it is a contemporary South Indian imitation, but the style is good overall and it is more likely that the coin has just seen much circulation in Asia. Has been plugged in the past at 10:00. Fine. Est. 800-1000

1406

Eastern Roman Empire. Theodosius II (408-450).

AV Solidus. Constantinople, fifth oficina, struck 408420. 4.48 gms. Pearl-diademed, helmeted and cuirassed bust ¾ r., holding spear over shoulder and shield, rev. Constantinopolis seated facing, head r., holding spear and Victory on globe, galley prow at her feet, star at left; CONOB in ex. RIC 202, Depeyrot 73/2. Weakness of strike obverse center as is common, Good Very Fine.

Est. 700-800

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Roman Imperial. Sextet of First-Third Century AR Denarii: Vespasian. Winged caduceus reverse (obverse pinscratches); Hadrian. Mars; Caracalla (2): Liberalitas; and Victory (test slash on obverse); Severus Alexander. Salus seated; also contemporary imitation of a Septimius Severus Denarius. The Hadrian Very Good, the others Fine-Near Extremely Fine. (6) Est. 125-175

1408

Roman Imperial. Sextet of Sestertii: Domitian, Antoninus Pius, Divus Antoninus Pius, Diva Faustina and Philip I. A few with minor surface problems. Very Good to Very Fine. (6) Est. 200-300

Paduan. Marcus Aurelius Brass ‘Sestertius’. Ca. 18th Century. Draped, bare-headed bust of Aurelius r., rev.

Clementia standing l. holding patera and holding out folds of dress, CLEM in ex. Good Very Fine.

Est. 200-300

1411

Paduani and Medals

Byzantine Empire

Byzantine. Justinian I (527-565). AR Half Siliqua.

Carthage, struck 533/4-537. 1.09 gms. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r., rev. VOT / MV.LT/HTI within wreath; CONOS in ex. DOC 280.4 (Siliqua), SB.253 (Siliqua). Toned over light porosity as is common. Very Fine.

Est. 200-250

1412 1409

1410

Paduan. Vitellius. AE “Sestertius”. Possibly by Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570). 33mm. A VITELLIVS GERMA-N IMP AVG PM PP; Laureate, draped high-relief bust r., rev. Conical shrine, likely the Meta Sudans, S-C. Klawans—. Deep coffee brown. Choice Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

Paduan. Caracalla. AE “Medallion”. After Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570). Early, 17th-18th Century.

35.5mm, 38.6 gm. Laureate, draped and cuirassed high-relief bust r., rev. Caracalla driving a triumphal quadriga r., S-C. This type appears to completely an invention of Cavino as there is no known prototype. Dark olive-brown. Good Very Fine.

Est. 300-400

Dark Ages - Barbarian Issues

1413

Visigoths. Sisebut (612-621). Gold Tremissis. Isbali (Sevilla) mint. 1.45 gms. +.SISE.BYTYS RE., facing bust, rev. +ISP?LI PIYS., facing bust. Miles Visigoths 187f var., cf.MEC 1, 232. With Capital Plastics custom frame (“for Suinthila”). Tiny edge split. Some lustre, Choice Extremely Fine.

Est. 650-750

1414

Small lot of Roman and Byzantine AEs: Includes ‘Sestertius’ of Aemilian (9.44 gms), Votis/Decenna/ Libus SC reverse. Appears to be an antiquarian copy; Asses of Faustina and Aurelius, late 3rd Century reduced Follis; Byzantine AEs (2), and a Judaean AE. About Fine-Very Fine. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (7).

Est. 75-100

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Australia. Commonwealth Bank. 10 Shillings. ND (1942). P-25b, Renniks 13. Portrait of King George VI at right, allegory of manufacturers at back center.

Good VF-EF. Est. 120-180

1416

Large lot of Austrian Notgeld. An extensive and interesting group with much variety and issuers, some municipal. Generally Uncirculated, some VF-AU. (Approx. 2,336) Est. 450-600

1417

1420

Canada. Imperial Bank of Canada. 20 Dollars.

Toronto, 1923. Ch-375-18-10, P-S1144. Central vignette of the bank’s bespectacled, general manager Peleg Howland at center, lion on crown back center.

PMG Choice VF-35.

Est. 300-450

1421

Canada. The Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Toronto, Upper Canada. 5 Dollars, 1849. In Dollars only. Ch14-02-06. Cameo top center of a young Queen Victoria flanked by a lion and unicorn, allegorical scenes lower left and right. P.O.C., pinholes and some staining. Fine.

Est. 500-750

1422

Canada. The Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Toronto, Upper Canada. 5 Dollars - 25 Shillings, 1849. Ch12-06. Vignette of a young Queen Victoria upper center flanked by lion and unicorn, allegorical scenes left and right. Light stain. Very Fine.

Est. 50-75

Bulgaria. Bulgarian National Bank. 5,000 Leva.

1929. SPECIMEN. P-54s. Blue serial number: A000000. King Boris II at right, Arms at left. Specimen overprint in red. Rare. Uncirculated,with very light teller handling.

Est. 400-500

1418

Canada. Dominion. One Dollar. Montreal, 1 June 1878. Ch-DC 8e iii, P-17a. Blue serial numbers: 025337. Portrait of the Countess of Dufferin at center, Seal of Canada on back. Rare. Has been pressed, small stain upper right Very Fine.

Est. 800-1200

1419

Canada. Dominion of Canada. 1 Dollar. 1923. P33f. George V portrait at center, Library of Parliament on back. Very Fine Est. 80-120

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1424

1425

China. Imperial. Sin Chun Bank of China. 5 Dollars. Shanghai, 1908. S/M H186-2a, Pick—. Vignette of the young emperor at right, bank building at left, dragons flank characters in circular cartouche above. Unissued note. Rare. Small tip nick and edge splits, otherwise AU. Est. 600-900

1426

China. Imperial. Sin Chun Bank of China. 10 Dollars. Shanghai, 1908. S/M H186-3a, Pick—. Vignette of the young Ch’ing Dynasty emperor at right, frontview of bank building at left, dragons flank circular cartouche above. Unissued. A Rare and attractive note. EF-AU Est. 800-1200

1427

China. Pair: Republic. Bank of China. 5 Yuan.

(Harbin, Manchuria, 1919). P-59r. Pavilion in park at center. Unc. Details, corner tip missing and stain; and Hong Kong. Chartered Bank. 100 Dollars.

1979. P-79a. Mythical horse Qilin at right, bank building and Arms on back. VF-EF. [2] Est. 60-90

China Qing (Ch’ing) Dynasty. Da Qing Bao Chao.

1000 Cash. Seventh Year of Xianfeng (Chien-feng) 1857. PA-2e. Blue and white, dragons top field. Two red chopmarks. Merchant stamps and brush writing.

Extremely Fine.

Est. 400-500

China. Imperial. Sin Chun Bank of China. 1 Dollar. Shanghai, 1908. S/M H186-1, Pick—. Vignette of the young emperor at right, bank building at left, dragons above. Unissued note. Rare. AU, two very light pinholes.

Est. 800-1200

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1428

China. Central Bank of China. Shanghai. 1930.

SPECIMEN. Sun Yat-sen portrait at center, temple on back. Cf.P-200 (but no signatures). Two punches bottom field. Gem CU. Est. 200-300

1429

China. Sextet: Central Bank of China. 100 Yuan.

1941. P-243a, b, bvar. Three varieties - with serial number and red block seals, with red block seals but no serial number (position number in margin), without serial number or block seals. The first corner tip bend, the second minor teller handling. Unc-CU; Provincial Bank of Kwangtung Province. 5 and Dollars. 1918. P-S2402b, 2403c. Stains from bank stamp. EF and VF; Peoples Bank of China. 50 Yuan. 1949. P-830. Farmer and laborer. Top left corner missing, VF. [6] Est. 50-75

1430

1431

China. Japanese Puppet Bank. Federal Reserve Bank.

10 Dollars. 1938. P-J57a. Blue, portrait of Kuan-yü at left, Great Wall lower right, dragon flying above.

Very Good.

Est. 50-75 China. The Sino-Scandinavian Bank. Suiyuan Branch. One Yuan. 1922. P-S590. ‘Yungchi Currency’ overprint. Bridge vignette at center, Viking ship at center on back. Light stain, EF-AU. Est. 60-90

1432

China. Anhwei Yu Huan Bank. 1000 Cash. ND (ca. 1909). Blue and yellow; facing dragons in upper border, wave at bottom. Back green with large red seal. P-S823. Light soiling. Fine.

Est. 150-250

1433

China. Kirin Yung Heng Provincial Bank. 5 Tiao.

1928. P-S1079a. Dark green, orange; red seals, bucolic pattern in borders. About Uncirculated.

Est. 40-60

1434

China. Bank of Kiangsi. 10 Dollars. 1916. PS1102. Orange and green, pavilion at left, tower at right; blue and yellow, village on shoreline on back.

Uncirculated.

Est. 150-250

1435

China. Sinkiang Provincial Government Finance Department Treasury. 400 Cash. Year 9 (1920). PS1822. Green on pink, blue on yellow; Chinese and Uighur legends. Small tear at top, and nick at edge.

Extremely Fine.

Est. 40-60

1436

China. Hulunpeierh Official Currency Bureau. 25 Yüan. 1919. P-S1892L. Blue and red, violet and blue.

Shrines at center, Chinese and Mongol pagspa legends. VF-EF. Est. 200-300

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China. Hupeh Government Cash Bank. 1 Ch’uan.

Year 34 (1908). Cf.P-S2094. Green and blue dragons facing, waves below. Back orange with large red chopmark blocks. Minor edge splits, repaired in left margin. About Uncirculated.

Est. 250-350

1438

China. Provincial Bank of Kwangsi. Watlam. 10 Dollars. 1926. P-2327f. Vignettes of park at left, shoreline with boats at right, Great Wall in distance on back. Faint soiling on very light center fold, otherwise EF-AU. Est. 200-300

1441

China. Gift Money. ND. Attractive multicolor gifting note, vertical 20 x 9 ¾mm. Two peafowls facing in outer border, songbirds in central circle. Bank staple holes at top. EF-AU. Est. 20-30

1442

China. Uncertain Communist issue, 1930’s (?). 1 Yüan. Purple, radiant star on rectangular scroll, radiant star in guilloche on back. Fine details, stain.

Est. 30-50

1443

China. The Republican China Military. Shanghai.

5 Dollars. 1912. P-S3819a. Chinese legends, English on back. No. 018741. Penciled “28” in lower right back field, faint soiling lower margin. Very scarce note, especially in higher grade. EF-AU. Est. 600-900

1444

China. The Republican China Military. Shanghai.

10 Dollars. 1912. P-S3820a. Chinese legends, English on back. No. 000326. Fold lightly soiled. Very scarce. EF-AU. Est. 600-900

1439

China. The Weihaiwei Agricultural Saving Bank.

100 Cash. ND. S/M-W34. Red, bank building at center. Rare. Possible edge split repairs. EF-AU. Est. 600-900

1445

China. Republic of China - Bank of Taiwan. Pair: 500 and 1,000 Yuan. 1981. P-1987, 1988. Chiang Kai-shek at left; Chungshan, and Presidential Office on backs. Uncirculated and EF-AU. [2] Est. 40-60

1440

China. Private Bank — Fu Ho Kong. 10 Units.

Brown on pink, facing dragons. Orange back, celestial flame in bowl. AU. Est. 30-40

1446

Cuba. Republic of Cuba. 1 Peso. 1869. P-61. Black.

Uniface. AU. Remainder.

Est. 80-120

1447

Cuba. Importation Tax Stamp. Red. Liberty with starred hat. Specimen. AU. Est. 50-75

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Cuba. Manufacturing and consumption Tax Stamp. Green. Arms of the Republic. Specimen. Unc. POC. Est. 50-75

1449

1450

1457

Cuba. El Banco Espanol Assortment. 5 Pesos.

1896. P-48b. EF, but trimmed into the left border; 10 Pesos. 1896. P-49d. VF detail, piece missing; 1 Peso. 1896. P-52a. AU, number 37 written on back; ]20 Centavos. 1897. P-53. Unc. [4] Est. 50-75

Trio of banknotes: Great Britain. Treasury Note.

One Pound. ND (1917). P-351. St. George, George V at right, Parliament on back. Fine; France. Banque de France. 10 Nouveaux Francs. 1961. P-142a.

Palais royale, town-gate on back; Cardinal Richelieu.

VF-EF; and Italy. Banca d’Italia. 100 Lire. 7 Dec. 1942. G-VG. [3] Est. 125-175

1458

Cuba. Set of National Bank of Cuba Specimen Travelers Checks. (1930s). $10, $20, $50, $100.

Green. All payable by U. S. banks listed on the backs.

Uncirculated. [4] Est. 150-250

Great Britain. Postal money order for “Half-aCrown.” Specimen. Blue. One penny stamp pictured in the left end panel. AU. Unissued remainder.

Est. 60-90

1459

Greenland. Kontrolmaerker. ND (1910-1926).

Grouping: 1 Øre (block of 20, in rows of 5), 2 Øre (block of 16, in four rows; and strip of 4), 25 Øre (strip of 12 in two rows, strip of 4 and small block of 4), and 1 Krone (block of 9 in three rows, strip of 5 and small block of 6). “Nr. 12/Kavane” (in Jakobshavn) on backs. VF-Uncirculated. [80] Est. 150-200

1460

Hong Kong. Trio of banknotes. Government of Hong Kong. One Dollar. 1949. P-324a. Facing portrait of George VI at right. EF; The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. 500 and 1,000 Dollars. 1991. P-195c, 199d. VF-EF and VF. Est. 150-250

1461

Iceland. Íslands Banki. 5 Kronor. 1904. P-10. Uniformed portrait of King Christian IX at left; bird in shield left, value right back center. Quite scarce issued.

Fresh and pleasing, Very Fine.

Est. 400-600

1462

Iceland. Small lot: Landsbanki Íslands-Sedlabankinn. 10 Krónur. L 1957. No umlaut on back error. P38a; Sedlabanki Íslands. Law of 1961 issues: 100 Krónur (2). Color varieties - with diffused pink background on right and without; 500 Krónur (2), 1000 Krónur (2), 5000 Krónur . P-44, 45, 46, 47; and (1981-1986) issue: 10 Krónur (2), 50 Krónur (2), and 100 Krónur (2). P-48, 49, 50; also Trading Coop Certificates: Kaupfélag Stykkishólmi. 10 Krónur; (Husavik Kaupfélag) Vörulán. 25 (2), 50 (2) Aurar, Króna (3, two color types), 2 (2) and 5 Krónur. All Uncirculated. [25] Est. 125-175

1451

Cuba. Banco Del Alumno. College Currency. Series 1940. 1, 10, 10 20, 40, 50, and 100 Pesos. Red or green. Each with a different portrait; Marti, Cespides, Aguilera, Garcia, Trejo, Macao. Uncirculated. One with a pinhole.

Est. 100-150

1452

Germany. Darlehenskassenschein. Trio of banknotes, all seven digit serial numbers: 5 Mark. 1914.

P-47b. Germania vignettes left and right. AU; 20 Mark. 1914. P-48b. Vignettes of Minerva and Mercury. VF; and 50 Mark. 1914. P-49b. Radiant crown and sword at left, German eagle at right. Light stain in cornerAU. [3] Est. 100-150

1453

Germany. Darlehenskassenschein. Pair of 20 Mark.

1914. P-48b. Vignettes of Minerva and Mercury.

About EF; and 1918. P-57. Minerva and Mercury vignettes near bottom, man in armor and allegorical woman on back. Uncirculated. [2] Est. 80-120

1454

Germany. Post WWI lot: Darlehnskassenschein— 1 Mark, 1920 (13), 1922 (14); 2 Mark, 1920 (4). P58, 59, 61a; Reichsbanknote - 10 Mark, 1920; 2 Million Mark, 23 July 1923; 9 August 1923; 10 Million Mark, 22 August 1923. P-67a,89, 103, 106; and Allied Occupation. Half Mark, 1948. P-1; also East Germany. 5 Deutsche Mark, 1955. P-17. A few notes with stains, Very Fine-Uncirculated. (37) Est. 100-150

1455

Germany. Weimar. Reichsbanknote. Quartet of banknotes: 5 Millionen Mark (3). 1923. P-90. Constitutional medallion center at upper left. About VF to About EF; and 500 Mark. 1922. P-74a. Red serial number. VF-EF [4] Est. 175-225

1456

Lot of German Notgeld. A great variety of colorful issues, some municipal, housed in a contemporary Notgeld album “Notgeld 1914-1924” lettered on cover, with “Noodgeld” Dutch language pages. Includes Kiel 1923 Godmark series; also a few stray, lowgrade regular German currency issues mixed in. The Notgeld generally grades Uncirculated, some only VF or so, a few with minor problems. (Approx. 422) Est. 125-175

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1463

Iran. Bank Melli. 5 Rials. (1932). P-18a. Dark green on multicolor. Shah Reza full face. ABNC. Fine.

Est. 250-350

1464

Iran. Bank Melli. 5 Rials. (1938). P-32Ac. Redbrown on multicolor. Shah Reza. Tomb of Daniel.

EF. Est. 100-150

1465

Iran. Bank Melli Assortment of Lower Grade But Popular Notes. 10 Rials (1934) P-25. VG, edge splits; 20 Rials (1938) P-34Aa. About Fine; 50 Rials (1938) P-35Aa. About Fine; 20 Rials (1944) P-41. FVF, stains; 20 Rials (1954) P-65. Fine details, with repairs and edge splits. [5] Est. 120-180

1466

Iran. Bank Melli. 10 Rials. (1937). P-33Aa. Purple on multicolor. Shah Reza. Persian text on back. VF. Est. 60-90

1467

Iran. Bank Melli. 10 Rials. (1938). P-33Ac. Purple on multicolor. Shah Reza. Persian text and blue date stamp on back. AU. Est. 100-150

1468

Iran. Bank Melli Iran. Pair of 10 Rials. ND (1944).

P-40. Uniformed portrait of a young Shah Muhammad at right, Elborz mountains on back. Corner tips slightly bent. Uncirculated. [2] Est. 80-120

1469

Iran. Bank Melli Iran. Pair: 10 Rials. ND (1948). P47. Portrait of a young Shah at right, winged saurian sculpture from Tagh-i-Bostan on back. Very Choice CU; and 100 Rials. ND (1951). P-50. Ruins of Darius’ Palace at Persepolis. Choice Uncirculated. [2] Est. 100-150

1470

Iran. Bank Melli Assortment. 20 Rials (1938) P34Ad. VF-EF; 5 Rials (1944) P-39. Unc; 50 Rials (1944) P-42. F-VF; 100 Rials (1951) P-50. EF; 50 Rials. (1953) P-61. VF; 100 Rials. (1953) P-62. VF. [6] Est. 250-350

1471

Iran. Bank Melli. 50 Rials. (1937). P-35Ae. Green on multicolor. Shah Reza. Persian text and red stamp 1320 on back.. EF. Est. 100-150

1472

Iran. Bank Melli Iran. 50 Rials. ND (1948). P-49.

Portrait of a young Shah in army uniform at right, five figures from Persepolis sculpture on back. Good snap, Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 80-120

1473

Iran. Bank Melli. 100 Rials. (1938). P-6Ad. Light brown on multicolor. Shah Reza. Persian text and blue date stamp 1320 on back. VF detail, repaired splits, and light stains.

Est. 80-120

1474

Iran. Bank Melli Trio of Scarce, But Lower Grade 1944 Notes. All with Shah Pahlavi in army uniform.

1) 100 Rials Pick-43. Brown and green. VG, with edge splits, internal body splits, and a short tear. 2) 100 Rials. Pick-44. Purple on orange. VG, with edge splits, internal body splits, and a short tear. 3) 1000 Rials. Pick-46. Green, orange and blue. Fine details, but with edge splits, internal body splits, and a short tear. [3] Est. 250-350

1475

Iran. Bank Melli Iran. Pair of 100 Rials. 1953. P62. Civilian portrait of the Shah at right, relief of Darius and attendants on back. EF-AU and Choice Uncirculated. [2] Est. 150-250

1476

Iran. Pair of banknotes: Bank Melli Iran. 100 Rials.

1953. P-62. Civilian portrait of the Shah, relief of Darius and attendants on back; and Bank Markazi Iran. 200 Rials. ND (1965). P-81. Uniformed portrait of the Shah at right, railroad bridge on back.

Both Choice Uncirculated with good snap. [2] Est. 150-250

1477

Iran. Bank Melli Iran. Trio of banknotes: 100 Rials (2). 1954. P-67. Shah portrait facing left at right, Abadan oil refinery on back. Uncirculated and CU; and 200 Rials. 1958. P-70. Facing portrait of the Shah at right, Tehran’s Mehrabad airport on back.

Choice Uncirculated. [3] Est. 100-150

1478

Iran. Bank Melli. 500 Rials. (1938). P-37a. Blue on multicolor. Shah Reza. Persian text Grave of Cyrus on back. VG, with stains.

Est. 80-120

1479

Iran. Bank Melli. 500 Rials. (1951). P-37a. Dark blue, purple and red.. Shah Pahlavi. Four oriental figures in orchard. Fine .

Est. 100-150

1480

Iran. Bank Melli. 1000 Rials. (1937). P-38b. Green on multicolor. Shah Reza. Mountains, red stamp 1320, and French text on back. VG details, small pieces out of the margins, small edge splits, tears, internal splits and stains.

Est. 100-150

1481

Iran. Bank Melli. 1000 Rials. (1938). P-38Aa. Green on multicolor. Shah Reza. Mountains and Persian text on back. VG details, small pieces out of the margins, small edge splits, tears, internal splits and stains.

Est. 75-125

1482

Iran. Emergency Circulating Check. 1952. P-70A. Blue and yellow. Issued at Bandar Shah. VF. Est. 80-120

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1484

1485

1486

Iran. Bank Markazi Iran. 500 Rials. SH 1341 (1962). P-74. Shah’s portrait at center wearing airforce uniform, winged horses on back. Corner tip bend, Uncirculated.

Est. 100-150

Iraq. Government of Iraq. 1/4 Dinar. Law of 1931. P-22. Portrait of young King Faisal II at right EF, with a small repaired edge split at the top, and light mounting residue in the upper right margin on the back.

Est. 200-300

Iraq. Government of Iraq. 1 Dinar. Law of 1931 (1942). P-18. Portrait of King Faisal II as a child at right. Signature 9. Good snap, EF-AU. Est. 300-500

Iraq. National Bank of Iraq. 5 Dinars. Law of 1947 (1950). P-40b. Adolescent portrait of King Faisal II at right, ancient carving of Hammurabi receiving the laws at back center. Perhaps pressed, otherwise AU. Est. 200-300

1487

Iraq. National Bank of Iraq. 10 Dinars. Law of 1947 (1950). P-41a. Portrait of an adolescent King Faisal II at right, statue of a winged Assyrian ox and priest at back center. Large watermark head. About Extremely Fine.

Est. 250-350

1488

Italy. Banca d’Italia. Type lot: 1,000 Lire. 19691980. Pick 101 a, b, c, d, e, g. Verdi at right, Milano’s La Scala opera house on back. Generally Uncirculated, one or two AU-UNC; 10,000 Lire. P-106a (2 = 1976, 1978), b (2 =1980, 1982). Renaissance era man, column on back. The 1980 AU-Unc, the others Uncirculated. [10] Est. 100-150

1489

Italy. Banca d’Italia. Lot of 1,000 Lire.1980 issue. P109a (6), b. Marco Polo at right, façade of the Doge’s Palace in Venice on back. AU-Unc; 1990-1994 issue.

P-114a (20), b (2), c (2). Montessori at right, teacher and student on back. The Pick 114a made up of two consecutive groups. Uncirculated; also Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato Test Note, value ‘10’. CU. [32] Est. 75-125

1490

Italy. Banca d’Italia. Lot of 5,000 Lire. 1985. P111a (6), b (2), c. Bellini at right, scene from the opera Norma. Four of the P-111a consecutive numbers. One with tiny bank handling pinch. Choice Uncirculated. [9] Est. 150-250

1491

Italy. Banca d’Italia. Pair of 10,000 Lire. 1962 issue - 27-11-1973. P-97f. Michaelangelo portrait at right, Rome’s Piazza del Campidoglio on back. Minor teller handling; good snap. Uncirculated. [2] Est. 100-150

1492

Italy. Banca d’Italia. Lot of 10,000 Lire. 1984. P112b (14), c. Volta at right, mausoleum on back. With runs of consecutive numbers. Choice Uncirculated.

[15] Est. 250-350

1493

Italy. Fantasy issue lot: Republica del Nord. “Botticelli” series: 1 Lega (2), 5 (3), 10 (3) Leghe with ‘Pontida’ overprint; 1 Lega, 5, 10 Leghe with ‘Brescia’ overprint; 1 Lega, 5, 10 Leghe with raised ‘Il Coraggio…’; Ibex series: 1 Lega (2); Banco Padano.

500,000 Lire (2), Marco (2, different types); Banca Federale della Padania. 1 Lega (2), 2, 5 (2), 10 Leghe. All CU. [26] Est. 60-90

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1494

1495

Libya. Kingdom of Libya. One Libyan Pound.

1952. Pick 16. Blue. King Idris. Uncirculated. Very light teller handling.

Est. 600-900

1496

Malta. Trio of notes: Government of Malta. Five Pounds. Law 1949 (1961). P-27a. Queen Elizabeth II at right, Grand Harbor on back. Tiny nick top center, Very Fine; Central Bank of Malta. 10 Shillings (2). P-28a. Mgarr Harbor in Gozo on back. Pressed EF, and AU. [3] Est. 250-350

1497

1498

Netherlands East Indies. De Javasche Bank. 25 Gulden. 1946. SPECIMEN. Beach with palms at left, floral pattern on back with Dutch, Bahasa Indonesia, Javanese and Chinese inscriptions on four tablets.

Specimen overprint in red front and back. Uncirculated.

Est. 200-250

1499

New Zealand. Reserve Bank. Ten Shillings. 1934.

P-154. Vignette of Maori King Tawhiao at right, kiwi at left, supported Arms and value at center; Milford Sound and Mitre Peak on back. Scarce note. Fine-VF. Est. 300-500

1500

Philippines. Philippine National Bank. 10 Pesos.

1937. P-58. Washington vignette at center. Good snap, AU. Est. 75-100

1501

Russia. Lot of Revolutionary-era notes: Soviet-issued “Shipov -type” 1 Ruble, 1919, also Shipov-signed 1 Rouble 1898 issue; Chaikovskii. 3 Rubles; Mogilev Region. 5, 10 and 25 Rubles; Slutsk Zemstvo. 5 Roubles (internal splits); Odessa. 25 Rubles; Zhytomyr City. 5 Karbovantsiv; North Caucasus, Mineralnyie Vodyi District. 10 Rubles; Vladikavkaz. 10 Rubles; East Siberia. Nikolsk-Ussuriisk. 1 and 3 Rubles (mounting remnants and stain on later), Blagoveshchensk. 500 Rubles; and two others. PS144, 1d, S145, S238a, S239a, S240a, S243, S337c, S343a, S510, S600B, S1231, S1232, 1259B. FineAU. [16] Est. 120-180

1502

Russia. State Credit Notes. 25 Rubles. 1909 (Pick 12b).Alexander II. Black on red and blue underprint.

VF.(2), EF; AU,(2) one with staple hole. [5] Est. 30-50

Jordan. Hashemite Kingdom. Jordan Currency Board. 1 Dinar. Law of 1949 (1952). P-6a. A young King Hussein at right, ancient ruins on back. Slight mounting traces on back, Central Bank of Jordan. 1 Dinar (2). 1959 and 1975-92. P-14b, 18b. King Hussein on left, Dome of the Rock at back center.

Uncirculated. [3] Est. 400-500

Quartet of notes: Netherlands East Indies. Government. Muntbiljetten. 2 ½ Gulden. 1940. P109a. J.P. Coen at center; 100 Gulden. 1943. P-117.

Queen Wilhelmina at right; plane, soldier and warship on back; and Netherlands. Muntbiljetten. 1 and 2 ½ Gulden. 1949. P-72, 73. Queen Juliana at left. The 100 Gulden AU, the others Uncirculated. [4] Est. 75-100

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1503

Spain. El Banco De Espana. 100 Pesetas. 1925.

Pick 69c. Dark blue and green on multicolor. Felipe II. VF-EF; 100 Pesetas. 1928. Pick 76a. Purple on multicolor. Cervantes EF-AU; [2] Est. 20-30

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1504

Timor. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 1 Pataca.

1910. P-1. Arms on back with Portuguese and Chinese inscriptions. Hard note to find. Faint staining, Very Fine.

Est. 300-450

1505

Yugoslavia. National Bank. Pair: 500 Dinara. 1935.

P-32. Young King Peter II at left, Arms at center.

Good VF; and 1,000 Dinara. 1931. P-29. Queen Marie at left, bird right; Maidens at left and right of back. [2] Est. 80-120

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HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS The Verplanck Archives: New York & the Hudson Valley

1508

1506

Verplanck, Jacobus (1671-1699); Collins, Margarita Schuyler Verplanck; Gulian and Phillip Verplanck. Related pair of documents: 1) Deed from John and Margarita (spelled “Margaret” here) awarding Gulian and Phillip the rights to their deceased father, Jacobus’ estate. One page, 12 ¾ x 16 ¾”, April 10, 1716. Signed “John Collins” and “Margaret Collins” below, witnessed at left. On verso, ‘Appeared before me’ notation signed by “John Cruger”, Alderman of New York City, to right recorders’ signed entry. John Cruger (1678-1744), a prosperous NY city merchant originally it appears from Denmark, was an alderman for 22 years and went on to become mayor of the city in 1739 serving to his death. Some soiling and stains, split in three, but all pieces whole, Good; 2) Quit Claim between Gulian and his brother Phillip Verplanck “Sonns of Jacobus Verplanck late of the City of New York Merchant deceased” and “Abraham Kip of the City of New York Distiller and Jesse Kip of Queens County”. Two pages, folio, NY April 1, 1720.

Signed “Gulian Verplanck” and “Phil: Verplanck” on bottom second page each signature by red wax seal, April 21, 1722 notation signed by a later Jacobus Kip below along with Deed entry signed by Jonathan Fisk.

(See following lot for related quit claim). Light soiling, Fine. [2] Est. 120-180

1507

Verplanck, Gulian (1698-1751); Mary and Ann Verplanck,. Quit Claim Document between Gulian Verplanck, his sisters Mary and Anna “Only Sonn and Daughters of Samuel Verplanck, late of the City of New York merchant deceased” and Abraham and Jesse Kip. At issue is the estate of the late Jacobus Kip, who had married the widow of Gulian Verplanck (1637-1684). Two pages, folio, March 14, 1720.

Signed “Guln. Verplanck:” “Mary Verplanck” and “Ann Verplanck” on the bottom of the second page, a red wax seal by each signature. Deed entry notation below signed by a Jonathan Fisk. On adjacent page is an appearance citation, Queens County, April 30, 1722, noting that Thomas Fisk, who saw Gulian, Mary and Ann Verplanck seal and deliver the deed, appeared before James Hazard, “one of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace”. Signed by Hazard below. (See lot above for related quit claim). Very minor staining, a few tiny rents on spine fold and small corner dogear, otherwise well preserved.

Est. 150-250

Verplanck, Gulian (1698-1751). Quartet of papers: 1) Indenture between “Gulian Verplanck of the City of New York Merchant… and Cornelius Polhemus of Dutchess County husbandman” for the lease of a certain parcel of land, known as Lot Number two, in Dutchess County. One page, 13 x 16 ½”, May 1, 1751. Signed “Guln. Verplanck” and “Cornelius Polhemus” at bottom right, a red wax seal by each signature. Rent notations from 1754 to 1773 on verso, some signed by Mary Verplanck. Some foxing and soiling; 2) Ledger “Account of Papers concerning Real Estate in the Province of New York”. Three and one-quarter pages, folio. Entries from 1722 to 1773 list grantors and grantees including Gulian and a number of Verplancks, Livingstons, etc. Some tears and light smudge; 3) Document of the Trustees of the Town of Kingston concerning land and property held

by Verplancks, Livingstons, etc. Three and one half pages, 10 x 7 7/8”, “the thirteenth day of May in the nineteenth Year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second”. Signed “Johannes Janson President” (of the Trustees) and “Henry De Witt clerk”; 4) Similar document to last. Titled “Corporation of Kingston Bond” 1746 on verso. Both with nicks and tears, but intact. Good to About Fine. [4] Est. 200-300

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1509

Ulster & Albany Counties, NY; Hardenbergh Patent; Verplanck, Gulian; Livingston, Robert (“Robert of Clermont”, 1688-1775). A pair of Indentures between “Robert Livingston of the City of New York Merchant… and Gulian Verplanck…Merchant”, for the release of certain lots and parcels of land, being part of the Hardenbergh patent (of 1708) {these lots may now be in Delaware County, NY}. 1) One and one half pages, 28 ¾ x 22 ¾” (to bottom fold), on vellum, Dec. 12, 1749. The bottom fold bound in four spots with pink ribbon. Signed “Robt.

Livingston” at center of bottom fold, by red wax seal.

Recorders notations and signatures on verso. Light soiling, a Fine document; 2) One page, 23 ¾ x 16” (to bottom fold), Dec. 11, 1749. Signed “Robt. Livingston” on bottom fold beside dark wine-red wax seal with bust of Queen Anne. Secretary of NY notation and appearance before Council Edward Holland signed citation on verso. Splits along folds, bottom quarter separated. Very Good. The Hardenbergh Patent encompassed approximately 2 million acres of land situated in the New York counties of Ulster, Greene, Orange, Sullivan and Delaware. It was purchased - a term in retrospect used quite loosely —by Johannes Hardenbergh a merchant in Esopus, on March 22, 1707 from Nanisinos, the sachem of the Esopus Indians for the sum of 60 Pounds current money of New York. The transaction was confirmed in April 1708 by royal grant from Queen Anne. The Livingtons, a prominent New York family who had emigrated from Scotland via the Dutch Republic in the 17th Century, were very active in the Hudson Valley region, and the lands of the patent. Robert Livingston Sr. devoted his life to acquiring land and property, while the interest of his son, the signor of this document, in land was motivated by a desire to “found a family” (See: Evers, Alf “The Livingston Presence in the Great or Hardenbergh Patent”, The Hudson Valley Regional Review, March 1988, volume 5, No. 1) and to develop the land. [2] Est. 200-300

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Verplanck, Mary Crommelin, daughter of Charles Crommelin, wife and widow of Gulian Verplanck (1698-1751). A pair of Indentures. 1) Between Mary Verplanck “Executrice of the Last will and testament of Gulian Verplanck late of the City of New York merchant” and Richard Morris Gabriel Ludlow and William Ludlow for lots on Nassau Street in Manhattan. One page, 19 1/3 x 14” (to bottom fold), December 2, 1758. Signed “Mary Verplanck”, the name flanking the red wax seal on the bottom fold. Yearly rent notations on verso: the 1761 noted and Signed “Samuel Verplanck” (Mary’s son), the 1764 noted and signed on behalf of Mary by a Verplanck relative, the 1765 noted and signed by Mary. Rents along the crease folds, otherwise Very Good; 2) Between Isaac Varian [1740-1820] “of the City of New York butcher and Hannah [née Vandenburgh] his Wife” and Mary Verplanck “of the same City Widow” mortgage on property in the “Bowery Division” of the city. Two pages, 17 ¾ x 13”, August 2, 1769. Signed “Hannah Varian” and “Isaac Varian” below on bottom fold, red wax seal by each. Long memorandum, August 17, 1769, for the recording of the indenture and Town Clerk’s notation on verso. A fine document. [2] Est. 200-300

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Orange County, NY; Wawayanda Patent; Verplanck, Samuel (1739-1820). Pair of land documents. 1) Indenture between “William Wickham of the City of New York Attorney at Law, James Jauncey, Walter Franklin & Lawrence Kortright…City Merchants” and Samuel Verplanck for the release of “Lands in the Patent of Wawayanda in the County of Orange”. One page, 24 x 28”, on vellum, Dec. 2, 1772. Signed by the first four bottom right, a red wax seal by each signature. Notation on verso, that on Jan. 25, 1773, “George Duncan Ludlow Esquire one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the Province of New York” and Robert Hull, one of the subscribing witnesses to the indenture came before George D. Ludlow, who finding no fault allowed the indenture to be recorded, signing so below. Orange County Records notation also on verso. William Wickham (1732-1814) was an attorney both in Goshen, NY and New York City. Lawrence Kortright (1728-1794) was one of the founders of the New York Chamber of Commerce. He married Hannah Aspinall in 1755; one of their daughters married President James Monroe. James Jauncey is possibly the NY General Assembly member and loyalist, while Walter Franklin is possibly the same Franklin who built what would be the Samuel Osgood House, which served as the first presidential mansion. A few minor holes near crease folds do not interfere with the text; 2) Indenture between “Samuel Verplanck of the City of New York merchant and Judith his Wife” and Isaac Noble, merchant for a parcel of land “in the Township of Goshen in the County of Orange, being a part of Lot Number One in a subdivision of the Wawayanda Patent. One page, 28 ½ x 15”, on vellum, March 28, 1776. Signed “Saml Verplanck” center segment on verso below his notation: “Received…the within mentioned sum of Two Hundred and twenty three Dollars in full…” Witness and appearance notations flanking. Titled on verso: “Mr. Saml. Verplanck and Wife to Mr. Isaac Noble Release / The further described Lott, as the request of Rich.

Noble, sold to Sylanus Loring as the proceeds for [?] paid to Wm. Selon.” Minor soiling. Overall quite Fine. In 1703, the Governor of New York & New Jersey, Edward Hyde, Lord Cornbury, cousin to Queen Anne, granted 150,000 acres of land in Orange County to one John Bridges and 11 associates. Known as the Wawayanda Patent, it was confirmed by Queen Anne.

Characterized by historians as an arrogant “fop and wastrel”, moral profligate and cross-dresser, Lord Cornbury, who preferred to be called “high Mightiness”, was perhaps the worst governor appointed to the American colonies and certainly the most scandalous and curious.

Not surprisingly, the patent encountered many lawsuits, and the land remained unoccupied until 1712. [2] Est. 250-350

1512

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Verplanck, Samuel (1739-1820). Lot: 1) “Inventory of Landed Property belonging to Saml. Verplanck late of the City of New York Now a resident in Fishkill Town, Dutchess County…” 2 pages, folio, listing Samuel’s many properties in the town of Fishkill, “Mountain Lott on the road to Franklin Town”, property in Brinckerhoff, properties in the town of Poughkeepsie, and in the Wawayanda, Kayaderosseras, and Hardenbergh Patents; 2) Business letter, “Amsterdam, 29th Nov. 1757”, 4 pages (7 3/8 x 8 ½”), for Samuel Verplanck listing accounts paid, charges and notations of drafts. Diagonal crease; 3) “Mr. Samuel Verplanck’s Account of Bonds”, 1767-1771; 4) Indenture between “Samuel Verplanck... residing in the Rumbout [sic] Precinct of Dutchess County…and John Every of Rumbout [sic]…husbandman” for a farm lease in Dutchess County. Two and one half pages, 12 2/3 x 14 2/3”, Nov. 2, 1778. Signed “John Every”, beside red wax seal, at the end. Lease notations on verso, one signed “Gulian Verplanck” “Gulian Ludlow” and “Ralph Philipse” with paper seal. Some minor crease rents; 5) Receipt dated April 24, 1790 showing Samuel Verplanck as having paid his account (incurred in 1788?) to a Mr. Farmer in full; 6) Document appointing his [estranged] wife Judith to “maintain and prosecute her own Right and Interest in the Estate of her father Daniel Crommelin deceased”. 2 2/3 pages, folio. Signed at the bottom of the 2nd page “Saml: Verplanck” with his red wax seal beside, adjacent is the notation of Verplanck’s appearance on May 20, 1789, before Abraham Schenck, a Justice of the Peace for the County of Dutchess, Schenck’s signature below; 7) Itemized receipt signed “Bartho. Doughty”, August 17th, 1778 for Eleven Hundred and Fifty Pounds from Mrs. Judith Verplanck for items to be delivered to “Abraham Ogden Esq. at Morris Town”. Abraham Ogden, a patriot, practiced law at Morristown, NJ. He later served as US Attorney for the District of NJ and negotiated the Treaty of New York in 1796. Less than a year after this receipt, Bartholomew Doughty, a loyalist, served as Quartermaster in the 1st Battalion of the New Jersey Volunteers (a loyalist unit); 8) Receipt signed by “Wm.. Walton” for One Hundred and Twenty One Pounds Eleven Shillings & 6d Jersey Money from John E. Borman for Samuel Verplanck. William Walton was the father of Daniel C. Verplanck’s second wife Ann Walton; 9) Document giving Daniel C. Verplanck power of attorney for his father, Samuel. One page, folio. Signed “Samuel Verplanck” at bottom by affixed paper seal; 10) Diploma, May 18, 1827, admitting a different Samuel Verplanck as Counsellor in the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Paper seal on red ribbon affixed. Signed “John Savage”. Savage was the Chief Justice of the NY Supreme Court (1823-1837). He was later appointed Treasurer of the United States but declined. The ink of the signature is weakening but clear; 11) 3 ¼ page letter, Paris, Dec. 24, 1831, related to the Verplancks. All of the items are well preserved and Fine. [11] Est. 250-350

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Verplanck, Daniel Crommelin (1762-1834); Delaware County; Dutchess County, Herkimer County; Ulster County NY. Lot: 1) Document certifying that Daniel C. Verplanck delivered 28 certificates for shares in the Bank of the United States to J. John Keese, Notary Public State of New York, Feb. 29, 1792. Two pages, small folio. Signed by Keese at end, his blind seal at beginning left; 2) Indenture between William Walton, James DeLancey Walton, and Jacob Walton of the City of New York and Daniel Crommelin Verplanck of Fishkill and Ann his wife, and Mary Walton of the City of New York for a certain tract of land now in Delaware County, lying on the “Southside of the Mohawk river between the Cookquago branch of the Delaware river and the river Susquehannah”. One page, 27 1/3 x 20 ½”, on vellum, May 2, 1798. Signed on bottom fold by all parties save Mary Walton, a red wax seal by each signature. Notations on verso signed by Gilbert Livingston and Thomas Cooper. A few tiny rents along creases; 3) Indenture between James DeLancey Walton, Jacob Walton and Mary Walton and heirs of William Walton deceased and Daniel Crommelin Verplanck of Fishkill and Ann his wife, heir of William Walton, deeding the Verplancks land in Delaware County (referred to in earlier indenture dated March 10, 1802). One page, 24 2/3 x 19, on vellum, May 22, 1804. Signed “Mary Walton”, “James DL Walton” and “Jacob Walton by his attorney James DL Walton” on bottom fold, red wax seal with dark green ribbon by each; a fourth signature seems to have been effaced. Two notations on verso signed by Thomas Cooper; 4) Indenture between Daniel Crommelin Verplanck of the County of Dutchess “by Ebenezer Foote of Delhi County of Delaware…his true and lawful attorney” and Anne, his wife and “George Dennis of Walton County of Delaware aforesaid Yeoman” for a parcel of land in the town of Walton. One page, 15 ½ x 12 1/3”, Nov. 30, 1804. Signed by Ebenezer Foote bottom right, and witnessed

by Harriet and Frederick Foote bottom left. George Dennis signs in presence of Joshua Pine on verso. The names on this document represent some of earliest settlers of Walton. Old tape stain and some soiling; 5) Quit-Claim Deed from Daniel C. Verplanck and Ann Verplanck of Fishkill to Samuel Verplanck of the City of New York “for the remaining part unsold of Lot 13 in the patent of Walton…County of Herkimer.” One page, 20 ¾ x 16 ½”, June 2, 1826. Signed “Daniel C. Verplanck” and “Anne Verplanck” bottom right, paper seal by each signature. Certificate signed by New York City Clerk Nicholas Dean attached upper left. Herkimer County clerk’s notation and others on verso. A few minute rents in creaselines; 6) Note certifying that “Mr. Daniel Crommelin Verplanck was this day married according to the Rites of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut, to Miss Elizabeth Johnson by me” signed “Jeremiah Seaming Rector of the Episcopal Church in Stratford”, Stratford Oct. 29, 1785 ; 7)Chit agreeing to pay “Mr Verplanck” $350 for “the house No. 8 Broom St.”, NY Jan. 7, 1817; 8 & 9) Scrap paper it appears of Daniel’s with business math notations, and paper cover with tie with Daniel’s name; 10) Warrantee Deed - John V.R. Elmendorf to Gulian C. Verplanck, Samuel, Mary, Anna Verplanck and James DeLancey Verplanck; Ulster County Clerk’s office recording note, Jan. 17, 1842, before title. Two-page, folio, Indenture between John V.R. Elmendorf, Peter Edmund Elmendorf and his wife Harriet Maria of Albany and the Verplancks noted. Dated Dec. 1, 1841, the deed is for a certain tract of land in the County of Ulster, subdivision lot two of the “Second Allotment of the Mary Elmendorf tract in Great lot No. Six of the Hardenburgh [sic] Patent.” Signed by the Elmendorfs at end. Notation on adjacent page. Minor crease tears. Overall, the pieces are well preserved and generally Fine.

[10] Est. 250-350

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Delaware County, NY; Verplanck, Ann Walton (died 1843). Second wife of Daniel C. Verplanck (the two were married in 1790), Ann Walton was the only daughter of William Walton and Mary de Lancey Walton. 1) Indenture between William Walton and his daughter Ann Verplanck “wife of Daniel Crommelin Verplanck Esquire”; deeding her a certain tract of land “in the County of Delaware, in the Town of Walton and Franklin”. One page, 24 x 21 ½”, July 20, 1802.

Signed “Wm.. Walton” center of bottom fold. Notations on verso; 2) Indenture between “Jacob Walton of Kingston, in the County of Surry in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Captain in his Britanic [sic] Majesty’s Navy...and Anne Verplanck, wife of Daniel C. Verplank [sic] of Fishkill” for 16 lots of land “in the County of Delaware (formerly County of Albany)…on the South Side of the Mohawk River”. One page, 20 ½ x 16 ½”, Feb. 18, 1818. Signed below “Jacob Walton by his Attorney James D L Walton” with paper seal affixed at right. Certificate with paper seal, signed by the Clerk of the City of New York, Benjamin Ferris, attached at top left. Certified and signed by William Seaman for NY City and recorded and signed by H.R. Phelps for Delaware County with fees for $1.44 on verso. A few small tears; 3) A similar Indenture, dated the same as last for a certain three lots of land “in the County of Delaware”. Some diagonal creases on corners and attached certificate. The Delaware County recording fee, on verso, for this was $1.28. Generally Fine documents.

[3] Est. 200-300

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Rodgers, John Richardson Bayard (1757-1833); Hardenbergh Patent; Ulster County, NY. Lot: 1) Indenture and conveyance between Alexander Robertson (Rodger’s father-in-law) and John R. B. Rodgers for part of Lot No. 6 of the Hardenbergh Patent (See Lot 1007). One page, 21 1/3 x 14 ½”, on vellum, Feb. 1, 1804. Plus attached diagram in colored inks of lots in question. Signed at bottom by Alexander Robertson. Notations on verso. Some foxing, soiling and weakening of ink, but clear; very minor openings on crease fold; and 2) Letter to his daughter, Hellen, who is recovering from some illness. 3 pages, folio, NY 21 August 1790. Addressed to her at “Lebanon Pool / Favoured by Mr Isaac Clawson”. Tear on third page; 3) Letter to his son, Alexander. One page, Monday Morning, Jan. 16th, 1833 (the year of John’s death); also 4) a letter from Hellen to Robert Smith, a merchant of Philadelphia. Three pages, March 16, 1807.

In decent condition, except as noted. [4] Est. 200-300

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Crommelin, Robert (1717-1791). Lot: 1) Indenture between Harmanus Schuyler Esquire High Sheriff of the County of Albany and Robert Crommelin; a release of land. Two pages, 18 ½ x 13 ½ “, Oct. 10, 1770. Signed by Schuyler on bottom fold by red wax seal. Harmanus Schuyler was involved in the fur trade, then was a silversmith, constable and firemaster in Albany. He served as Sheriff from 1761 to 1770. In 1766, he led a large force of deputies to suppress tenant rioters in Livingston Manor; 2) Bond of James Parkinson “of Newbern No. Carolina but now in New York” to Robert Crommelin for the sum of “Three hundred pounds three Shillings & Six pence lawful money of New York”. One page, folio, printed and ink, June 10, 1757. Signed by Parkinson below. Notation of payments inked on verso, inked note on folded verso segment that this is a “Copy of James Parkinson Bond…original Sent to Wm Heritage Esqr attorn. At law in Newbern North Carolina”; 3) Bond for Thomas Allen of New London, CT to Robert Crommelin of the sum of “Nine Hundred & Eighty Six pounds one Shilling & four pence. One page on folio, May 14, 1761. Signed by Allen and others below. Notation on top segment of inside page that “The annexed Bond is taken for acct …Messrs Johannes De Ween Dewitt & Co, Merchant in Amsterdam…For Account of Mr. Alexdr Smith of Amsterdam”; 4) Copy of a receipt given Mr. Thomas Allen of New London for his bond of 493 Pounds made in May, 1761 signed “Rob Crommelin”. Thomas Allen, a merchant of New London and Newport, suffered large losses in the West Indies during the Seven Years War. His creditors, grown impatient, seized his shop inventory for auction; the beleaguered Allen then assigned some of his real estate to trustees for NY creditors and shut himself up in his home to avoid process.; 5) Bond of Benjamin Blagge to Robert Crommelin for the sum of “Fifty Two pounds & Eleven Shillings & Eight pence Current money of the province of New York”.

One page on folded folio, March 5, 1764; 6&7) Printed Indentures between Robert Crommelin and Rudolph Hoffer of Bethlehem in Hunterdon County, NJ for a tract of land in Bethlehem township, the rent being Four Pounds per annum.

Two copies, both 8 x 13”, March 25, 1772; 8) 8-page Estate Ledger, Flushing, June 25th, 1791. Six of the pages being a “Vendue List of Sundry Articels belonging To the Estate of Robert Crommelin” - lots, farm implements, cows, sows, fields of vegetables and fruits, etc. One page, “A list of the Purchases at the Vendue held the 25th June 1791 of sundry articles..” with the buyers in alphabetical order; and one page, a 1746 Memorandum in Crommelin’s hand regarding the improper positioning of the chimney which poses a fire threat unless coal is used, how to make “Good Blacking for Shoes” and “The Age of my Negroes born in ye Family”. Some small tears and splits, otherwise quite intact; 9) Correspondence from Samuel Leake, to Daniel Ludlow, Esquire, an executor “of Robert Crommelin deceased. One and one half pages, Trenton, NJ, May 19, 1808; also 10) a draught of a trust of land in Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Generally well-preserved. [10] Est. 300-500

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Montgomery County, NY. Letters Patent granting 4,000 acres of land “in the County of Albany on the South Side of the Mohawk or Maquase River” to Timothy Bagley and Charles Williams. 1 2/3 pages, 25 x 21 ½” (to tie fold), on vellum, June 17, 1737. “George the Second by the Grace of God of Great Britain…” grants these acres being part of a 16,000 acre-parcel petitioned for by “William Dick Esqr., Frederick Morris and Alexander Coldon Gentl, Elizabeth Coldon Spinster, William Cosby Esqr Sheriff of New York, Timothy Bagly [sic] Esqr, Charles Williams and John Syne Gentlemen”. The attached 2/3 page continues reference to the collection of yearly rent on the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, commonly called “Lady Day”, of two Shillings and Six pence “for each hundred acres of the above granted Lands” and goes on to deal with the cultivation of the land. Royal Seal impression tied pendent at middle of bottom fold. No signature on fold. Some bunching in one crease fold, minor foxing, otherwise quite Fine.

Est. 300-500

1518

Vermont; New York; Tryon, William. British soldier and colonial administrator, Tryon was Governor of the Province of North Carolina (1765-1771), and of the province of New York (1771-1780). Letters Patent Signed as Governor of New York “Wm. Tryon”. One page, 19 3/8 x 12 1/3” (to tie fold), on vellum, NY May 26, 1772. “George The Third, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain…” grants James Watts, a disbanded non-commissioned officer who “served in North America during the late War” in the 48th Regiment of Foot, 200 acres of land “in the County of Charlotte within our Province of New York, and on the East side of a Lake lying to the Westward of the Township of Socialborough”. Royal Seal impression tied pendent at the middle of the bottom fold. Tryon’s signature flanks the tie. New York Secretary’s Office notation and signature on one segment fold of verso, New York Auditor General Office notation and signature on another. An attractive, bold document in excellent state.

Est. 500-750

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Vermont; New York; Tryon, William. British soldier and colonial administrator, Tryon was Governor of the Province of North Carolina (1765-1771), and of the province of New York (1771-1780). Letters Patent Signed as Governor of New York “Wm Tryon”. One page, 19 x 12” (to tie fold), on vellum, NY May 26, 1772. “George The Third, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain…” grants Michael Wells, a disbanded soldier who “Served in North America during the late War” in the 48th Regiment of Foot, 50 acres “in the County of Charlotte within our Province of New York; and on the East side of a Lake lying to the Westward of the Township of Socialborough”.

Royal Seal impression tied pendent at the middle of the bottom fold. Tryon’s signature flanks the tie. New York Secretary’s Office notation and signature on one segment fold of verso, New York Auditor General Office notation and signature on another. Two small corner folds, otherwise a bold, Fine document.

Est. 500-750

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AUTOGRAPHS 1521

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Douglass, Frederick. Perhaps the greatest and most insightful defender of civil rights in the 19th Century, African-American social reformer, abolitionist, renowned for his brilliant oratory, writer, statesman, advisor to Lincoln; a firm believer in the equality of all people, Douglass was famously quoted saying “I would unite with anybody to do right and with nobody to do wrong;” appointed U.S. Marshall in 1877, Recorder of Deeds for the District of Columbia in 1881, later consul-General to Haiti. Autograph Document Signed “Fredk. Douglass” as Recorder of Land Deeds. One page, 8 ½ x 3 1/2”, real estate transaction release form of John T. Arms, 810 F St., Washington D.C., Dec. 7, 1883. Embossed seal upper right. A Fine example. Attractively matted with an engraving of Douglass and framed.

Est. 250-350

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Ford, Gerald R. (“Jerry”). Thirty-eighth President of the United States (1974-1977), Vice-President during the end of the Nixon era - first person appointed to the Vice Presidency under the terms of the 25th Amendment when Spiro Agnew resigned; first and only person to serve as Vice President and President of the U.S. without being elected by the Electoral College; House Minority Leader (1965-1973), Representative Michigan 5th District. Autograph Letter Signed “Jerry Ford” as Vice President. One page, Vice President letterhead, Washington, D.C., May 16, 1974. Writing to the Reverend Joseph W. Baker, Ford congratulates the Parish of Saint Eugene’s Church in Yonkers on its 25th anniversary and praises the dedication of the church leaders and parishioners.

Ford would become President less than three months after writing this letter when Richard Milhous Nixon resigned on August 9, 1974 in the wake of the Watergate scandal. Very light fold, Very Fine. Accompanied by respective Vice President envelope addressed to the Reverend with free frank signature “Gerald R. Ford” upper right. Also by American Bicentennial cachet envelope with Grand Rapids, Michigan cancel July 4, 1976, signed “Gerald R. Ford”. [3] Est. 150-200

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Old Hickory Autograph Letter Signed

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Jackson, Andrew. Seventh President of the United States (1829-1837), known as “Old Hickory” for his tough and aggressive personality (which included sundry duels), frontiersman, politician and army general - Jackson defeated the Creek Indians at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend (1814) and the British at the Battle of New Orleans (1815); a polarizing figure in politics, he dominated the Second Party System in the late 1820’s and 1830’s, a supporter of a smaller, more limited federal government, Jackson as president, strengthened the power of the office, dismantled the Second Bank of the U.S., and began the forced relocation and resettlement of Native American peoples from the Southeast to west of the Mississippi; while his protection of citizens’ individual liberty is lauded in history, his support of slavery and pivotal role in the Indian removal is much criticized. Autograph Letter Signed “Andrew Jackson”. One page, 7 5/8 x 9 5/8”, Hermitage, October 8, 1828. Writing to Fielding Lucas, Jr., the famous cartographer in Baltimore, Jackson thanks him for “the map of Tennessee constructed by you for me.” Jackson wrote this letter during the campaign for the Presidential Election of 1828, which was held Oct.31 to Dec. 2. The campaign, a rematch between incumbent John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson - runner-up in the previous election of 1824, was marked by a prodigious amount of mudslinging. In one vicious attack, Jackson’s marriage came into question. When Jackson married his wife Rachel in 1791, the couple believed that she was divorced.

Rachel’s divorce, however, was not finalized, so Jackson had to re-marry her once the legal papers were complete. This was scandal fodder for the Adams campaigners. Charles Hammond, in his Cincinnati Gazette, asked “Ought a convicted adulteress and her paramour husband be placed in the highest offices of this free and Christian land?” Meanwhile, the notorious Coffin Handbills attacked Jackson for his court martial and execution of deserters, his massacres of Indian villages and his habit of dueling.

Throughout the campaign, Rachel Jackson suffered chest pains, becoming aggravated by the personal attacks on her marriage.

She became ill and died on December 22, 1828. A grieving Jackson accused the Adams campaign, and Henry Clay even more so, of causing her death, decrying “I can and do forgive all my enemies. But those vile wretches who have slandered her must look to God for mercy.” When the results of the election were announced, a mob entered the White House, damaging the furniture and lights. Adams escaped through the back and large punch bowls were set up to lure the crowd outside. Conservatives were horrified by the event, and held it up as a portent of things to come from the first Democratic president. Jackson was sworn in on March 4, 1829.

The letter’s recipient, Fielding Lucas, Jr. (1781-1854) is known as the earliest successful commercial map-publisher in Baltimore. The map of Tennessee to which Jackson refers was published by Lucas in 1827. Lucas founded `Lucas Bros. Inc. in 1804, becoming the first stationer in the U.S. Trivial pressmarks and light crease lines. Written in a bold, strong hand. Fine. From the collection of Walter R. Benjamin (1854-1943) of NY, “the best autograph dealer in the U.S.,” in the words of Richard Frajola, “since the 1920’s and is the best pedigree you can have.” (In 1887, Benjamin started the first shop dedicated to the sale of autographs and manuscripts in NY. The firm is still in business.) Accompanied by a blue folder with Benjamin collection label, and an 19th Century engraving of Jackson by V. Balch from a drawing by Longacre. [2] Est. 3000-5000

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Monroe, Marilyn (Norma Jeane Mortenson). Actress, model and singer, a major sex symbol and icon of the 20th Century; and Avedon, Richard (1923-2004). Famed fashion and portrait photographer who helped “define America’s image of style, beauty and culture” for half a century. A trio of “Fabled Enchantress” Series posters signed by Richard Avedon.

20 x 28, and 23 x 28”. In them, Marilyn is cast as an earlier sex symbol of the 20th Century - as Theda Bara à la sultry odalisque, Lillian Russell in fin-de-siècle attire on la bicylette and Jean Harlow all in white replete with a Borzoi, of course.

In 1983, Avedon released signed sets of prints for photos he had taken of Marilyn on December 22, 1958 for Life Magazine. The sets were originally issued with four prints: Marilyn as Theda Bara, Lillian Russell, Jean Harlow and Clara Bow (not included here); there was never one of her as Marlene Dietrich. Avedon signs with a flourish in gold and silver sharpies.

These posters are First Editions on heavy stock. A complete set of four (including the Clara Bow) in similar condition sold for $3,107 this past July in a Heritage auction. Small bit of crimping and wear in margins, some pressmarks on the Bara poster. Overall posters grade Very Fine.

Est. 1500-2500

1524

Monroe, Marilyn (Norma Jeane Mortenson). Actress, model and singer, a major sex symbol and icon of the 20th Century; and Avedon, Richard (1923-2004). Famed fashion and portrait photographer who helped “define America’s image of style, beauty and culture” for half a century. A second Trio of “Fabled Enchantress” Series posters signed by Richard Avedon. 20 x 28, and 23 x 28”. In them, Marilyn is cast as an earlier sex symbol of the 20th Century - as Theda Bara, Lillian Russell and Jean Harlow. In 1983, Avedon released signed sets of prints for photos he had taken of Marilyn on December 22, 1958 for Life Magazine. The sets were originally issued with four prints: Marilyn as Theda Bara, Lillian Russell, Jean Harlow and Clara Bow (not included here); there was never one of her as Marlene Dietrich. Avedon signs with a flourish in gold and silver sharpies. These posters are First Editions on heavy stock. A complete set of four (including the Clara Bow) in similar condition sold for $3,107 this past July in a Heritage auction. Small bit of crimping and wear in margins, tiny tear top of Russell poster, and minor red ink stain in field of Harlow. Overall posters grade Very Fine.

Est. 1500-2500

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FDR, Farley Signed National Parks & Whistler’s Mother Stamp Sheets

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Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. 32nd President of the United States (1933-1945), and along with Washington and Lincoln, one of the greatest of its presidents, architect of the “New Deal,” central figure in world events during the mid-20th Century, pulled the United States back from the precipice of disaster and out of economic depression, led the country to ultimate victory in WWII, Governor of New York (1929-1932), Asst. Secretary of the Navy (1913-1920); and Farley, James Aloysius (1888-1976), Postmaster General of the United States (1933-1940), political “kingmaker” and one of the first Irish Catholic politicians in American history to achieve real success on the national level, Chairman of the NY State Democratic Committee, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. A pair of Autographed Plate Sheets of U.S. Postage Stamps. 1) A sheet strip of 18 imperforate Zion 8 Cent Stamps (part of the National Parks series), plate No. 21324. In the bottom margin, Farley writes in blue-green ink: “To President Franklin D Roosevelt / This is its first sheet of its eight cent Zion stamp issued Sept. 10, 1934”. He signs James A Farley, Postmaster General below. At the far right, beneath the stamps and to the right of the plate number, Roosevelt signs in black ink Franklin D Roosevelt / 1934; A sheet strip of 20 imperforate “Mothers of America” (Whistler’s Mother) 3 Cents Stamps - arranged in two rows, plate no.

21205. In the top margin, Roosevelt signs Franklin D Roosevelt in black ink at the far left. To the right of this are the signatures of three of Roosevelt’s close advisers and cabinet members: Harry L. Hopkins, R.G. Tugwell, and Harold L. Ickes / Secretary of the Interior / Aug. 30, 1934.

Harry Lloyd Hopkins (1890-1946) was one of FDR’s closest advisers and one of the architects of the New Deal. He went on to become the U.S. Secretary of Commerce (1938-1940); Rexford Guy Tugwell (1891-1979), an agricultural economist, was part of Roosevelt’s ‘Braintrust’. He was instrumental in creating the Soil Conservation Service in 1933. In that year, FDR’s inaugural year, he served as Assistant Secretary of the US Department of Agriculture. He became Undersecretary the following year; Harold L. Ickes (1874-1952) was responsible for implementing much of the New Deal. He served as U.S. Secretary of the Interior from 1933 to 1946 - the longest tenure of anyone to hold this office.

FDR, like his older cousin Teddy, was an enthusiastic supporter of America’s parks. Amid the pallor of the Great Depression, Roosevelt’s Civilian Conservation Corps went into the national parks and dramatically improved them. FDR made highlypublicized trips to the parks, extolled their virtues and encouraged his fellow citizens to visit them. Despite the hard times or perhaps because of them, visits to the parks skyrocketed. For a nation whose very soul seemed imperiled, nature’s majesty offered comfort and hope. Moving forward, Roosevelt working with Harold Ickes embarked on an ambitious expansion of the park system.

Bold, crisp signatures and inscription, Very Fine. Mounted in 22 ¾ x 11 ½” frame.

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CIVIL WAR: AUTOGRAPHS AND DOCUMENTS General Order No. 1: The ‘Emancipation Proclamation’

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[Lincoln, Abraham.] General Order No. 1. The “Emancipation Proclamation.” 130mm x 120mm. Disbound. 3pp. “…published for the information and government of the Army and all concerned:” Lightly age toned throughout, and there are punch holes in margins, otherwise quite pleasing.

Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, declaring “all persons held as slaves… are and henceforward shall be free.” Written by Lincoln during July 1862, but he was persuaded to postpone its official issuance until after some decisive military victory. The Battle of Antietam provided the impetus and Lincoln officially delivered the first draft on September 22, to take effect January 1, 1863. When he signed the Proclamation Lincoln said “I never, in my life, felt more certain that I was doing right than I do in signing this paper.” Rarely encountered.

Est. 500-750

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Important CSA Letter of Marque

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Davis, Jefferson; Benjamin, Judah P. Letter of Marque. Partly printed Document signed “Jefferson Davis” as President.

Signed “J. P. Benjamin” as Secretary of State. Issued to the 60-ton schooner “Chesapeake,” four guns, crew of fifty, Captain Thomas Smith. Partially Printed Document, 16 ½” x 12”, mounted on cloth. There are internal fold splits, four small body holes, and one large piece missing near the center at the top. The entire document looks as if it was rescued from a fire, as smoke and water stains are evident throughout. Despite these impairments, most of the printed text, and all of the hand written entries including the signatures are intact and legible.

Jefferson Finis Davis (1808 -1889) was a United States soldier and statesman, and President of the Confederate States of America during the entire Civil War. He was a West Point graduate and fought in the Mexican-American War. Davis served as the United States Secretary of War under Franklin Pierce, and as a Democratic U.S. senator from Mississippi. As a senator, he argued against secession, but agreed that each state was sovereign and had an unquestionable right to secede from the Union. After his capture in 1865, he was accused of treason, but was not tried and was released after two years.

Judah Philip Benjamin (1811 - 1884) was an American politician, lawyer, and slaveholder. He served in cabinet level positions in the Confederate States of America, including Secretary of War and Secretary of State. Benjamin was a member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, he was elected by the state legislature to the US Senate from Louisiana, becoming only the second Jewish senator in U.S. history. In 1861, he was appointed by President Jefferson Davis to three different Cabinet posts in his administration. Benjamin was the first Jewish appointee to a Cabinet position in a North American government, and the first Jewish American to be seriously considered for nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Thomas Smith, the captain of the Chesapeake, was a Baltimorean who had suffered losses he attributed to the United States. He wished to send out his armed schooner to affect reprisals.

The Chesapeake was one of the last ships to receive a letter of marque.

This letter of marque was literally a license, granted by the Confederate States of America, to engage in privateering, the practice of fitting ordinary merchant vessels with modest armament and sending them to capture other, unarmed merchant vessels. Captured vessels were to be taken to the nearest court, and if the court ruled that the capture was legitimate, the ship and cargo were sold at auction. The proceeds were then distributed among owners and crew.

The historical significance of this example may be appreciated in light of the fact that just five days after the bombardment of Fort Sumter, Jefferson Davis issued a proclamation inviting, “all those who may desire, by service in private-armed vessels on the high seas, to aid this Government in resisting so wanton and wicked an aggression, to make application for commissions or letters of marque and reprisal to be issued under the seal of these Confederate States.” Confederate Congressional authorization was granted by an act signed on May 6, 1861.

Although the condition of the document leaves something to be desired, this is the only issued Confederate Letter of Marque this cataloger is aware of.

Est. 3000-5000

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CSA President and Cabinet Members. 1) Jefferson Davis, CSA President, and James A. Seddon, CSA Secretary of War. Fragment of a manuscript document. Seddon asks for instructions and signs his initials. Davis responds, and sign his initials. Mounted, deacidified, and cellulose enhanced. 2) Alexander Stephens, CSA Vice President. ALS. March 20, 1863.

In response to Linton A.Stephen’s request for bread.

Stamped envelope included. 3) Robert Toombs, first CSA Secretary of State. Autograph on card. 4) Letter signed by Leroy Pope Walker, as CSA Secretary of War, regarding telegraph operations. Sep’t. 2, 1861.

On CSA War Department letterhead. 5) Stephen Mallory, CSA Secretary of the Navy. Navy Department letter signed, April 10, 1865, Danville, ordering Paymaster Jones to turn over foreign exchange to another Paymaster. 6) John H. Reagan, Confederate Postmaster General. Signature on card.

Est. 300-500

1529

Confederate Fiscal Documents. 1) Treasurer of the Confederate States. Check. Richmond. Feb. 9, 1863. $51. Blue. Ornate left end panel. EF. 2) Similar. Partially printed form. $460 amount due as member of House of Representatives, Second Congress, CSA. Unissued. 3) Certificate of Deposit. Richmond.

White. Embossed eagle. Unissued. 4-64) CSA bond coupons. 65-73) Receipts for Confederate Bonds.

Partially printed forms. Richmond, Augusta, Wetumpka. [73] Est. 200-300

1530

“The Soldier’s Hymn Book” Second Edition (30,000) Revised. Charleston, South Carolina, 1863.

11cm, 256 pages. Soldier’s prayer book from Civil War which contains hymns written in English with no music. Much foxing, not much evidence of use, cover is missing.

Est. 40-60

1531

Civil War Canister ball. 4cm. Reportedly found in the Mississippi River near the battlefield of Vicksburg.

Included is a wooden base with a plaque.

Est. 30-50

1532

Nice Group of Civil War Bullets. 1)58 Caliber Union Minie Ball 2) Williams Cleaner Bullet 3) 69 Caliber Musket Ball. 4) 36 Caliber Revolver Bullet.

5) Richmond Sharp’s Carbine Bullett. [5] Est. 40-60

1533

Civil War Era Tobacco. This 3 ¾”x2 ¾”x3/4” box of tobacco was excavated by John G. Duggan, Jr. in 1977, from the former site of the Commissary Office & Storekeeper for the Confederate Government in Richmond, VA, and dates back to the Civil War era.

The tobacco is believed to have been intended for plug or chewing.

Est. 100-150

1534

Collection of Civil War Era Artifacts. 1) 2” tall cylindrical salt glazed stoneware ink pot. Very Fine with slightly mottled glaze and some minor imperfections on the top of the piece. 2) Pair of ebony and bone dominoes with single metal fastener, measuring about 1”x2”x3/8”. One Extremely Fine, one Fine, with slightly raised and twisted bone panel and a light stain. 3) Green glass wine bottle from Confederate Vicksburg. Blown glass, with some bubbles and a slightly uneven base. Some sediment on interior of bottle. About 9.5” in height. Very Fine. 4) Extremely Fine Jew’s Harp from Confederate Fredricksburg, rarely found in such good condition. “ENGLAND” imprinted on underside of the ends of the frame.

Light diagonal ribbing on central “tongue,” which is 4” long. 5) Three pieces of Colonial pipe stem found in Essex County, VA. 6) A collection of seven marbles predating the Civil War, discovered in 1995 on the site of a former Atlanta marble factory in operation from 1820-1837. No two alike, these unique, handmade items are made of solid marble with a porcelain coat, covered in clay and painted. Particularly rare are the green and cobalt blue marbles. 6) Civil War canteen in Poor condition. Said to be of a Confederate soldier, found in Fort Donelson. 7) Group of eight colored vegetable ivory buttons. 8) A dozen wooden matchsticks. 9) Medicine vial found in Confederate trench in Spanish Fort, Alabama. 10) Watch key from Dare, Virginia. .

Est. 150-250

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Civil War Collection. 1) Civil War letter written from Concord, NC between June 24th and June 30th, 1862 with envelope with 5c CSA stamp. Discusses the wounding of the writer’s brother, probably at the Battle of Gaines Hill. 2) Civil War 4-page soldier’s letter written from Camp at Centreville, VA. Dec. 6, 1861.

Discusses preparations for a Yankee attack. 3) Civil War 5th South Carolina Cavalryman’s letter written from Camp Jeffords, Wilmington, Dec. 31, 1863. 4) Similar, with envelope. 5) Envelope marked “Soldiers Letter 17 S.C. Vols.” 6) Envelope with “Prisoner’s Letter Examined” postmarked Rock Island, IL. Aug 6, 1864. 7) “By Flag of Truce” envelope. US stamp.

The letter contained is from Mobile. 8) Confederate Newspaper. Charleston Daily Courier. Oct. 9, 1861.

Battle of Lexington. Reports news of the issue of the first CSA stamp. 9) Surety Bond. April 1, 1863. $2,000. Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road. 10) South Western Telegraph Company form. Aug. 14, 1864. Major G. W. Stubbs requests 60 English muskets. 11) Similar. Southern Telegraph Co. George W. Brent to Howell Cobb concerning construction of the Thomasville and Albany Rail Road. 12) Letter from W. F. Leak at Rockingham, NC to Governor Vance requesting shipment of cotton out of Wilmington on a blockade runner. Vance’s brief note and initials on back. Ex Siegel Sale 795, Lot 1439. 13) Four PPFs from the Overseers of the Poor of Berkley County.

April 1861. 14) Manuscript receipt for a slave. Nov. 25, 1864. Shreveport. 15) Circular. To the voters of Northampton “at Home and in the Army.” Supporting the re-election of Governor Vance. 16) Receipt for a slave. PPF. “for work on fortifications at and near this city.” Nov. 12, 1862. Richmond. 17) Inventory of an estate listing slaves. 1862. 18) Laws of the State of Mississippi. February and March, 1865. 19) Public Laws of the Confederate States of America. Passed at the Third Session of the First Congress. 1863. Disbound. 20) General Orders No.88. June 24, 1863.

21) Commission of Sequestration. Confederate States of America vs. An Alien Enemy. Feb. 11, 1862. Judge of the District Court of the Confederate States, for the district of South Carolina. 22) State of Alabama $1,000 Bond. Apr. 1, 1861. Cr.61D. VF. 23) State of Alabama $1,000 Bond. May 1, 1862. Cr.61E. VF+.

Also included are various Civil War checks, sheet music, lithographs. Sold as is, no returns. Images available upon request.

Est. 500-750

AUTOGRAPHS & DOCUMENTS

by Category

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American Indians; Pennsylvania History: Land Warrant for the purchase of Indian land by a consortium of Dutch bankers. One page, 13 ½ x 8 1/3”, partially printed warrant issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Feb. 3, 1794. Issued to the Deputy Surveyor, John Brodhead, the warrant reads in part “Whereas Wilhelm Willink, Nicholaas Van Staphorst, Christiaan Van Eeghen, Pieter Stadnitski, Hendrick Vollenhoven and Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck of Amsterdam…paid into the Office of the Receiver-General of the Land Office, the whole of the purchase money for nine hundred acres of land with the last purchase made of the Indians, East of the Allegheny river and Conawango Creek…authorise and require you to survey…for the said Wilhelm Willink, Nicholaas Van Staphorst…the said quantity of acres…” Secretarial signature of Governor Thomas Mifflin below and in left margin. A signor of the Constitution, speaker in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and the state’s first governor, Mifflin served as Major-General, Aide-de-Camp to General Washington and Quartermaster General in the Continental Army during the American Revolution (his non-pacific roles caused him to be expelled from his family’s Quaker faith). Minor foxing along light folds, slightly ragged bottom Fine. Official documents which make mention of the purchase of land from Indians are rarely found.

Est. 250-350

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Enola Gay crew, Hiroshima, U.S. World War II Pilots, Aviation. Lot of Covers signed by three principal members of the Enola Gay crew, which dropped the atomic bomb on Hirsohima: Colonel, later Brig.

Gen., Paul Tibbets - pilot, Capt. Theodore “Dutch” van Kirk - navigator, and Major Tom Ferebee - bombardier. Six covers all postmarked Sep. 2 1945. Three with ‘VJ’, two with ‘Gen. MacArthur’ and one with ‘Japan Surrenders’ cachets. The three crewmembers sign in blue and black ink in strong hand; also: Doolittle cachet envelope, postmarked Apr. 2 1982 signed

by Paul Tibbets, (Gregory) Pappy Boyington WWII ace with 28 kills, and Scott Crossfield - test pilot who worked on the “Saturn” program; an 8x10 Color Photo of the ‘Enola Gay’ signed by navigators from both missions: Van Kirk - Hiroshima and Russell E. Gackenbach -Nagasaki; an 8x10 Color Photo signed by the A-4 Crew, 393 Bombardment Squadron, 509th Composite Group, and an 8 x 10 B&W photo of the original “Sloppy Joe” photo of crew member of the 509th Composite Group. Generally Near Mint. [10] Est. 150-250

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Pony Express, Slavery: Waddell, William B. One of the founders of the Pony Express. A pair of slave and estate deeds from the Waddell family to William Waddell, both drawn in Lafayette County, Missouri, where William was a prominent businessman prior to founding the Pony Express in 1858. The pair of legal transcripts concern the estate transfer of a slave couple, named “Robert & Hannah, and complete the monetary transfer of $2,000 in consideration to the estate of Waddell’s mother. The first document, dated Jan. 15, 1855, on blue woven paper and embossed, is for the transfer of one-third interest from John Waddell for $666.67. On white paper, the second document date Feb. 16, 1859 is for the completion of the transfer of $1,333.33 made to the Waddell brothers’ married sister. In essence, the document buys out the shares in the family slaves previously belonging to the Waddells’ parents. Minor soiling, the second document is severed at hard fold and is in two pieces.

Clearly written, concise and very readable. Fine.

Est. 200-300

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U.S. Senate, Middle East Affairs: AWACS Sale controversy. A fascinating group of 56 letters from U.S. Senators sent during 1981 regarding the sale of AWACS surveillance planes to Saudi Arabia. Printed letters signed and sent by a number of Senators including Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy, William Proxmire, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Dan Quayle, Bill Bradley, Orin Hatch, John Glenn, Charles H. Percy, Gary Hart and Alfonse D’Amato; many represented by more than one correspondence. Some with printed statements, copies of the Congressional or other supporting information. All in United States Senate Official Business envelopes. In 1981, the Reagan administration, which was only a few months old, proposed the sale of AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) surveillance planes to Saudi Arabia. At the time, it represented the largest foreign arms sale in U.S. history. The formal introduction of the AWACS proposal to Congress by the White House in the fall of ‘81 met with a very cold reception from a number of senators. “This is one of the worst and most dangerous arms sales ever,” railed Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy. With the Iran hostage crisis fresh in their minds, the U.S. public was also very reluctant to sell arms to any foreign body.

A poll in May, showed that 52% of Americans opposed the sale, while only 19% were in favor. Israel was also, not surprisingly, a vociferous opponent. But despite what appeared to be overwhelming objections, the Reagan administration lobbied strongly — touting the sale as an important component of bringing stability to the region, and ultimately Congress approved the sale. The letters are generally Very Fine and offer an excellent glimpse into the great AWACS controversy of the early Reagan era. [56] Est. 300-500

1541

Collection: World of Creative Arts Accumulation A diverse group of autographs that span many subject groups, but an opportunity to acquire a starter collection of autographs or to enhance a current one. Includes signed, loose stamps, Typed Letters Signed and signatures over thematic stamps on 3” x 5” cards. Categories include Architects, Chefs, Clown Hall of Famers, Hollywood, Illustrators, Music, Orchestra Leaders, TV, Performers, Photography, Sculptors, and many more. A small sampling of these great pieces: Victor Borge, Henry Winkler, Julie Child, Dagmar, John Calvert (“The Falcon”), Lloyd Bridges, Jimmie Fidler, William Wegman, Lew Wasserman, Paul Prudhomme, and more. A truly spectacular group of autographs. Generally Fine. A lot of this size and type is likely to contain some autopen or secretarial examples that have not been identified; as such, it is sold as-is and potential bidders are advised to view it before the auction.[Please contact our offices for a more complete list of names.] [100+] Est. 250-350

1542

Intaglio Engraving Assortment. 1) Louis XV. 2) Cardinal Frederick Borromeo. 3) William Tecumseh Sherman. 4) James Guthrie. 5) William W. Foulkrod.

6) Union Dime Savings Bank. 7) Homer Lee Bank Note Company advertising note on card. Eagle and shield, woman, left. Pink and blue. All quiteattractive. [7] Est. 80-120

Collection of Pre-Columbian Terracotta Heads.

Circa 400-600 AD. 4.8 cm, 4.7cm, 4.3cm, 3.7cm, and 3.5cm. Pre-Columbian civilizations living across Mexico, Peru, and Central America flourished prior to the arrival of Europeans. These miniature terracotta heads are a fine example of their artwork, and each display faces that are well defined. Showing their age with patina, weathering, and earthen deposits.[5] Est. 300-500

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Authors and Journalists. Lot: Arthur Hailey bestselling author. Typed one-page excerpt from “Airport”, signed; Edward Rowe Snow, author and historian known for his pirate and nautical stories.

Typed letter signed, on his letterhead, Marshfield, MA, Nov. 11, 1969, on local maritime themes; Drew Pearson, one of the best known columnists of his time. Typed letter signed, on his letterhead, Dec. 22, 1967 – thanks for a 70th birthday card; James K. Feibleman, prolific writer on philosophy and other subjects. Typed letter signed, on his stationery, New Orleans, Oct. 5, 1948, regarding topics for the Luncheon Forum; Edward Bulwer-Lytton, (18031873), English novelist, poet and playwright. ALS, 1 ½ pages on narrow paper, regarding a play he has written, with an “agreed on” price of 600 Pounds. Elizabeth Coatsworth, American writer of friction and poetry. Typed Poem, signed; Jacquetta Hawks, British archaeologist and writer, wife of novelist John Boynton Priestly. Typed letter signed, on Airmail Airletter, Kissing Tree House, July 23, 1972; Hawks discusses family news, Jack’s work on a book, etc.; Frank Swinnerton (1884-1982), English novelist. ALS, one page on Old Tokefield letterhead, a thank you for a poem, etc. in his small hand; American poet John Hall Wheelock. Typed poem ‘Helios’, Jan. 14, 1977, signed; publisher David Lawrence, founder of the “United States Daily”. Two-page typed letter signed, March 3, 1928; a report on the paper’s progress to a chartered subscriber; Melville H. Cane, NY lawyer, authority on copyright, legal counsel to renowned authors, and poet. ALS, on his law firm’s letterhead, 1951, with envelope; and handwritten poem “Casually”, signed. Generally About Fine-Very Fine.

Est. 125-225

1544

Jewish Leaders and Artists. Lot: Armand Hammer, American businessman associated with Occidental Petroleum, well-known for his art collection. Typed letter signed, Dec. 31, 1932, on his letterhead, regarding exhibit at Lord & Taylor; Isaac Stern, Soviet-born violinist and conductor. B&W photo signed; Naomi Jacob, prolific English author, actress and broadcaster, who lived by her own rules and in an era of anti-Semitism proudly drew attention to her “Jewishness”.

Three typed and one handwritten letters, all signed, two from Casa Micki, Sirmione, Italy (due to ill-health from TB, Jacob spent much of her life in the warmer climate of Italy). Interesting, good content; Robert Lehman, American banker, head of Lehman Brothers.

Typed letter signed, May 24, 1943, on his letterhead; Jacob K. Javits, politician, U.S. Senator from NY. Typed letter signed on Senate letterhead, Oct. 17, 1960; Henry H. Klein, anti-communist, anti-Zionist attorney who defended Colonel Eugene Nelson Sanctuary in the Great Sedition Trial of 1944. ALS, on his letterhead, May 5, 1948, one page -- good content on his article on Zionism, MacArthur, publications; with envelope; Belva Plain, best-selling fiction writer. Autographed 8x10 B&W photo; Rabbi John D. Rayner, minister of the Liberal Jewish Synagogue, London. Two typed letters signed “John” on The LJS stationery; David Neiman, rabbi, archaeologist and renowned Biblical scholar. Two types letters signed, on his letterhead, both 1956; American reform rabbi Sidney L. Regner. Typed letter signed as Executive VP of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, Jan. 17, 1961; Rabbi Eugene Lipman, national leader of Reform Judaism. Typed letter signed “Gene”. Generally Fine-Very Fine Est. 150-250

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Music and Entertainment. Lot, mostly 20th Century artists. Lauren Bacall, screen legend of the husky voice and sultry looks. Two Autographed 8x10 Color Photos signed in black marker; Rudy Vallée, noted crooner, actor and entertainer, one of the first modern Pop stars. Typed letter on Musical letterhead, signed “Rudy” in blue marker; Carlotta Addison (18491914), English actress. ALS on blue-gray stationery, 37 Avonmore Road, Kensington W., Jan. 7, 1903; Patty Andrews, of the Andrews Sisters, Swing and Boogie-Woogie legends. Autographed note on greeting card; Frances Drake Howard, American actress best known for her role as Eponine in ‘Les Misérables’. ALS, 1 ½ page thanking a Mr. Therrien for his birthday card, and offering an adage for his children; Arthur Murray (Moses Teichman), Galicianborn giant of Dance lessons. ANS, signed by both Arthur and his wife Kathyrn, March 21, 1981; Fredd Wayne, American actor, best known for his portrayal of Ben Franklin. Two-page letter, Feb. 13, 1985, in which Wayne says he’d be happy to send a picture, but is upset that the request was sent to his home address; Charles M. Schulz, one of the most influential cartoonists of all time, best known for ‘Peanuts’. Autographed note and drawing of ‘Snoopy’; Alexander H. Cohen, prolific theatrical producer. ANS, on his letterhead, Nov. 19, 1986; Sir Cecil Benton, English photographer and Academy Award winning stage and costume designer. ALS; Composer and Conductors: Aaron Copland composer, writer and conductor referred to as “the Dean of American Composers”.

Typed letter, Jan. 21, 1968, Peekskill, NY, on personal stationary signed, with envelope; Erich Leinsdorf, Austrian-born American conductor. Typed letter on letterhead, Zürich, Sept. 30, 1989, responding in the negative for a request for “a homily” with true acerbic wit. Signed; Sigmond Romberg Austro-Hungarian composer know for musicals and operettas, notably ‘The Student Prince’ and ‘The Desert Song’.

Check issued by his company Wilner-Romberg Corp., Dec. 20, 1919, signed by his partner songwriter Max R. Wilner; David Diamond, American Classical composer. Typed note signed, Rochester, NY April 29, 1989. Generally Fine-Very Fine Est. 150-250

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Politics. Lot: Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy, U.S. Senator – Mass., youngest brother of JFK and RFK. Two typed letters signed, one on Senate letterhead, Sept. 14, 1970, regarding press get-together, the other a ‘thank you’ on personal Senatorial stationery, Sept. 25, 1970; Clare Boothe Luce, versatile author known for her 1936 hit “The Women,” first American woman appointed to a major ambassadorial post, first Italy then Brazil. Typed letter signed on Congressional-House of Representatives stationery, April 21, 1943, regarding “Round Robin Letter”, with original envelope; Archibald Cox, American lawyer, US Solicitor General under JFK, special prosecutor during Watergate. Typed letter on Harvard Law School letterhead, June 15, 1976, regarding Boy Scouts; David K.E. Bruce, American diplomat and politician, only American to serve as Ambassador to France, Germany and the UK. Five typed letters signed, 1958-1971, on embassy, Dept. or State and personal stationery; Henry L. Dawes, U.S. Senator and Representative Mass., responsible for the Dawes Act. ALS, Jan. 21, 1881, on U.S. Senate notepaper; Lucius D. Clay, U.S. military general, Military Governor of the U.S. Zone of Germany. Typed letter signed, on his letterhead, Jan. 20, 1971, regarding General Patton, with original envelope; André Siegfried, French academician, geographer and political writer. Typed letter, Paris, 27 May 1931, signed. Average About FineVery Fine. [12] Est. 125-225

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The John Kosior Collection of National Bank Notes John Kosior, also known as “Big John,” was born in Poland in 1914. He came to the United States while still an infant, and his family settled in Fall River, Massachusetts. John was born to parents who did not read, write or speak English.

Two other children were born to this family, however these babies died in infancy as the flu epidemic swept the country. Raised as an only child, John Kosior went as far as the sixth grade.

When he became an adult he joined the United States Coast Guard.

There he trained guard dogs and supervised prisoners. Upon his release from the service, he came back to Fall River, becoming a member of the Fall River Boys Club. He had an imposing stature and great physical agility, becoming a handball champion in the years 1935-1937.

In 1940 he joined the Fall River Fire Department. That is where his name of Big John was solidified. His kindness to rookies, his strength, his size, his heart, were all well known. He was “big” in every way.

John Kosior was a voracious reader and a self taught man. He could speak on any topic and have a strong opinion, and he always seemed to give the right advice. Money was most attractive to him, not only for the artistic value, but also for the story the old bank notes held about the development and history of the banking system of the United States.

In 1978, John Kosior purchased his last bank note. A fire broke out in a six-family tenement building and John responded heroically, as he had done so many times before.

He arrived on the scene and battled the flames. The fire was brought under control, but John collapsed on the back porch as he left the smoldering building. He later died from possible smoke inhalation, or a heart attack, as a result of fighting the fire.

John’s collection, consisting mainly of Massachusetts Nationals, is a part of the great legacy he left behind for his children. The vastness and completeness of the collection reflects the tremendous effort he put into acquiring the notes. They were all purchased before his death, many from legendary dealers like Donlon and Philpot. Nothing has been added or subtracted from the collection since 1978, and only one or two notes appear in any census we are aware of. In a market place where “fresh” material seems to be very difficult to find, here is a collection that is about as “fresh” as can be imagined. Take advantage of the opportunity to bid in this sale - some of these notes may not be available again for decades.

He became Life Member No. 53 of The American Numismatic Association - a relationship he was so proud to be a part of. Because of his serious interest in numismatics he communicated with many people from all walks of life in the hope of purchasing that one special note to add to his ever growing collection. This became a lifelong hobby and it brought him much happiness.

From humble beginnings, Big John made his own way in America, provided for his family and left a lasting legacy for the grandchildren he would never meet.

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Lots 2001-2592 Spink Smythe, New York

U.S. CURRENCY

THE JOHN KOSIOR COLLECTION OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES ARKANSAS 2001

AR. Fort Smith. Ch.10609. City National Bank of Fort Smith. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.C007498A. Plate C. Fine.

Est. 50-75

CALIFORNIA 2002

2003

CA. San Francisco. Ch.13044. Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association. $10. 1929 T1.

Fr. 1801-1. No.F218776A. Plate F. VF. A fragment of a bank stamp can be seen to the right of the portrait.

Est. 30-45

2006

CA. San Francisco. Ch.1741. Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco. $20. 1929 T2. Fr. 1802-2.

No.A008695. Plate A. AU. Est. 120-180

CO. Fort Morgan. Ch.W7004. First National Bank of Fort Morgan. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624.

No.11992/M533384D. Plate E. VG-F. Faded signatures and moderate soiling throughout, but none of the other large size notes in the census are above Fine.

Est. 300-450

CONNECTICUT Scarce Original Series Windham County Note

2004

CA. San Mateo. Ch.9424. National Bank of San Mateo. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A001944. Plate F. Uncirculated, with some natural paper wrinkles.

Est. 500-750

COLORADO 2007

CT. Brooklyn. Ch.(1360). Windham County National Bank of Brooklyn. $1. 1865 Original Series.

Fr. 380a. No.455/A445260. Plate B. VG-Fine. The corner tips are crumpled, but intact.

The last time an Original Series ace appeared at auction was in 2008.

Est. 1000-1500

2005

CO. Fort Collins. Ch.2622. First National Bank of Fort Collins. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.A000704A. Plate G. EF-AU. Est. 300-450

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2008

2015

CT. Middletown. Ch.N1216. Middletown National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.57636/Y419107D. Plate I. Uncirculated. The first of three titles this bank would have.

Est. 250-350

2016

CT. Mystic. Ch.645. Mystic River National Bank. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A000819. Plate I. VF. Mystic is the home of a wonderful seaport museum that attracts thousands of people a year to this lovely Connecticut town and constantly fuels demand for this bank title.

Est. 250-350

2017

CT. Mystic. Ch.645. Mystic River National Bank. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.A000497A. Plate A. Fine.

Est. 250-350

2018

CT. New Haven. Ch.N2. First National Bank of New Haven. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 626. No.24270/ A697497D. Plate C. VG-Fine. The signatures have faded away and some light fold soiling can be seen on the back.

Est. 40-60

2019

CT. New Haven. Ch.1128. Merchants National Bank of New Haven. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.C010061A. Plate C. VF. Est. 50-75

CT. Danielson. Ch.N1360. Windham County National Bank of Danielson. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616.

No.2685/B236179B. Plate D. EF. The signatures are weak, but visible.

This is the only $10 Date Back reported on this avidly collected bank title, and it has been off the market since 1970.

Est. 800-1200

2009

CT. Danielson. Ch.1360. Windham County National Bank of Danielson. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.A001411A. Plate G. Fine. Some very light age toning throughout, but still a very decent example.

Est. 80-120

2010

CT. Hartford. Ch.N1338. Hartford-Aetna National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 632. No.21818/Y12599B. Plate A. Fine details, but there are stains and pinholes present. John thought that this combination of bank signatures was very rare.

Est. 75-125

2011

CT. Hartford. Ch.N1338. Hartford-Aetna National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 632. No.29272/ A874699D. Plate C. Fine. Trimmed into the top border, and some minor foxing is present. Est. 80-120

2012

CT. Hartford. Ch.1338. Hartford National Bank and Trust Company. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.D032625A. Plate J. AU. Est. 80-120

2013

CT. Hartford. Ch.1338. Hartford National Bank and Trust Company. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.D002605A. Plate J. Fine.

Est. 30-50

2014

CT. Meriden. Ch.720. Home National Bank of Meriden. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A017726. Plate B. VF. Est. 50-75

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2021

CT. New London. Ch.666. National Bank of Commerce of New London. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2.

No.A001809. Plate I. Fine.

Est. 50-75

CT. Norwich. Ch.N657. Thames National Bank. $5.

1882 BB. Fr. 467. No.192899/E320272E. Plate N. Fine. Trimmed into top border.

Est. 250-350

ILLINOIS 2025

IL. Chicago. Ch.3698. Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 469. No.20699/ K495879K. Plate M. VG-F. The top edge shows some roughness.

Est. 200-300

2026

IL. Mount Pulaski. Ch.3839. First National Bank of Mount Pulaski. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2.

No.A002927. Plate E. Uncirculated. Deeply embossed. Natural paper wrinkles are present.

Of the sixteen small size notes in the census, only three are better than Fine.

Est. 150-250

One of Perhaps Only Two Notes Known on This Bank 2022

CT. Stonington. Ch.735. First National Bank of Stonington. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.E000434A. Plate K. VF. This is only the twentieth small size note reported on this popular Long Island Sound seaport.

Est. 300-500

2027

2023

Only two notes appear on the census; a $5 Date Back said to be EF, and a $10 Plain Back with this serial number (but no plate letter indicated) listed as “63.”

The $5 Date Back realized $12,650 in Lyn Knight’s Memphis 2008 sale. It may be decades before another note from this bank appears. John acquired this example from William P. Donlon in 1961.

Est. 4000-6000

CT. West Meriden. Ch.(250). First National Bank of West Meriden. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.1061/256406. Plate A. Fine or so, with a few pinholes, and almost complete margins.

Est. 500-750

INDIANA

GEORGIA 2028 2024

IL. Warsaw. Ch.M9929. Farmers National Bank of Warsaw. $10. 1910 PB. Fr. 627. No.1194/ B337561D. Plate B. AU.

GA. Augusta. Ch.S1860. National Exchange Bank of Augusta. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 602. No.22725/ N666967B. Plate B. VF. Est. 150-250

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IN. Fort Wayne. Ch.7725. Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company of Fort Wayne. $10. 1929 T1.

Fr. 1801-1.

No.A022167A. Plate A. Fine.

Est. 30-50

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IA. Fort Dodge. Ch.M2763. Fort Dodge National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.10684/ Y936166D. Plate B. Fine, soiled, and there is a stain at left.

Est. 120-180

2030

IA. Fort Dodge. Ch.2763. Fort Dodge National Bank. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.F000446A. Plate F. VF-EF. Est. 100-150

KANSAS

2035

2031

KS. Wichita. Ch.2782. First National Bank in Wichita. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A005090. Plate B. Uncirculated, and quite Choice.

Est. 120-180

2032

KS. Wichita. Ch.2782. First National Bank in Wichita. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A123623. Plate E. AU. Est. 60-90

MD. Baltimore. Ch.5984. Oldtown National Bank of Baltimore. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 608. No.32034.

Plate C. AU but trimmed close at the top.

Est. 100-150

MASSACHUSETTS

MAINE

2036

2033

MA. Adams. Ch.N462. First National Bank of Adams. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 590. No.5879/N13716A. Plate G. VF. The centering is excellent.

A total of seventeen large size notes are reported on this scarcer Berkshire County bank.

Est. 300-500

ME. Bath. Ch.782. Marine National Bank of Bath. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380. No.D809295.

Plate A. Good details, repaired. There are numerous internal splits, some reinforced by stamp hinges.

Trimmed into the top border.

Twelve large size notes are now known on this bank, and this is the third Original Series $1 discovered. In October of 2010 a PMG 15 realized $2,415 in a Stack’s sale.

Est. 400-600

MARYLAND 2034

MD. Hagerstown. Ch.12590. Nicodemus National Bank of Hagerstown. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.C000623A. Plate I. Fine, stain.

Est. 30-50

2037

MA. Amesbury. Ch.N1049. Powow River National Bank of Amesbury. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 590.

No.3704/V102841A. Plate H. VF. Some very light soiling on the back.

The second title for this Essex County bank. As a point of reference, a $5 1902 Plain Back in Fine brought $999 in Stack’s-Bower’s March 2013 sale.

Est. 600-900

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2038

2043

MA. Boston. Ch.N643. Fourth-Atlantic National Bank of Boston. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 594.

No.12045/M58746A. Plate D. EF. Perfectly centered, and it appears to be Uncirculated at first glance.

Est. 150-250

2044

MA. Boston. Ch.N11137. Mattapan National Bank of Boston. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 606. No.21327/ A191873E. Plate A. VF-EF.

MA. Arlington. Ch.11868. Arlington National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 607. No.8311. Plate C. EF. Excellent paper quality, with generous margins, vivid color and strong signatures.

The last reported auction appearance for a large size note from this bank was in 1999. John bought the current note from Lyn Knight back in 1976.

Est. 1500-2500

2039

MA. Attleboro. Ch.2232. First National Bank of Attleboro. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 605. No.80312. Plate E. AU. Near the top of the census for $5 Plain Backs issued by this Bristol County bank.

Est. 300-500

2040

MA. Boston. Ch.12336. Federal National Bank of Boston. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 609. No.132620. Plate L. Fine, with some light fold soiling.

Est. 100-150

2041

MA. Boston. Ch.12336. Federal National Bank of Boston. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1. No.D021096A. Plate D. VF-EF. Est. 50-75

2042

MA. Boston. Ch.N200. First National Bank of Boston. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616. No.139744/ H290636B. Plate J. VF. Est. 150-250

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Only eight large size notes on the entire bank were previously reported and this one is in the top third of the census. A very popular title.

Est. 500-750

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MA. Boston. Ch.N985. National Union Bank of Boston. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.62417/ T325023D. Plate E. EF-AU. This perfectly-centered, problem-free note has been hidden away since 1960.

Est. 150-250

2048

2045

MA. Boston. Ch.(677). Maverick National Bank at Boston. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.10091/C420254. Plate B. Fine.

Purchased from Donlon in 1966

Quite attractive for the grade, with generous margins all around, and pleasing penned signatures. Perhaps the finest known Original Series $1 note on this scarce bank. As an indication of value, a VF $1 1875 brought $862.50 in Lyn Knight’s June 2013 sale. John acquired this note back in 1971.

Est. 500-750 2046

MA. Boston. Ch.N554. National Bank of Commerce. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616. No.697/B880232. Plate D. Fine details, but a corner tip is missing.

A rare note; only the second $10 Date Back known on this title.

Est. 150-250 2049

MA. Boston. Ch.N322. Second National Bank of Boston. $100. 1902 DB. Fr. 689. No.3057/ A427695. Plate A. Fine. A problem-free example, and the only $100 large size National known on this bank.

Purchased from William Donlon in 1966.

Est. 600-900

2047

MA. Roxbury. Ch.N615. National Rockland Bank of Roxbury. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 590. No.10700/ A199267B. Plate G. EF-AU. Only one other $5 Date Back on this second title is known, and it is only a VG. Est. 300-450

2050

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MA. Boston. Ch.625. Tremont National Bank. $1.

1875. Fr. 383. No.B57877/3373. Plate A. F-VF. New England trim, but bright and attractive.

Est. 250-350

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2051

MA. Boston. Ch.2304. Winthrop National Bank of Boston. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 474. No.35731/ T711779T. Plate D. VF, and perhaps EF, but there are some light stains on this still very appealing Suffolk County Brown Back.

Est. 400-600

2053

Only the third 1875 ace reported.

Outstanding Serial No.1 Buzzard’s Bay

2052

MA. Buzzards Bay. Ch.13222. Buzzards Bay National Bank. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.A000001A. Plate G. New. Marginal corner folds.

MA. Canton. Ch.(663). Neponset National Bank of Canton. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.4333/B580668. Plate C. F-VF. New England trim.

Est. 800-1200

Only Known $5 1875 from this Bank

2054

A legendary bank title that has been achieving fourfigure auction results since 1989. John had the foresight to purchase this ever popular serial number 1 note back in 1969! It is the first serial number 1 Buzzards Bay to appear in an auction in recent history.

Est. 800-1200

MA. Canton. Ch.663. Neponset. $5. 1875 . Fr. 401.

No.1783/B632773. Plate A. F-VF. Trimmed tight, but otherwise bright, colorful, and very appealing.

Ten notes on this bank were previously reported, and this is the only known 1875 $5. Off the market since 1967.

Est. 1500-2500

2055

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MA. Chicopee. Ch.N1056. First National Bank of Chicopee. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 467. No.5755/K6820K. Plate A. VF-EF, and at first glance appears to be Uncirculated.

Est. 750-1250

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2056

MA. Concord. Ch.N833. Concord National Bank of Concord. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.17736/ Z856698E. Plate D. About Fine, with two stains in the top margin.

2059

MA. East Cambridge. Ch.N614. Lechmere National Bank of East Cambridge. $10. 1882 BB. Fr. 480. No.3578/A846313A. Plate B. VF-EF. Est. 600-900

2060

MA. East Cambridge. Ch.N614. Lechmere National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.20146/T947702E. Plate H. AU.

Only ten other large size notes are reported on this Middlesex County bank.

Est. 300-500 2057

MA. Concord. Ch.833. Concord National Bank of Concord. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.D000484A. Plate J. Fine. Lightly soiled through-out.

Est. 100-150

Compelling Title Layout

Only the third $5 1902 PB reported, and perhaps the finest known large size National with this popular title.

As an indication of value, a $10 1902 PB, PMG 30, realized $1,265 in a May 2011 Heritage sale.

Est. 750-1250 2058

MA. Conway. Ch.895. Conway National Bank. $5.

1882 BB. Fr. 467. No.18237/Y917930. Plate F. EF.

2061

MA. Easthampton. Ch.428. First National Bank of Easthampton. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2.

No.A002792. Plate B. AU. Trimmed slightly into the bottom border.

Est. 80-120

2062

MA. Easton. Ch.416. The First National Bank of Easton. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.28309. Plate G. VFEF. Est. 150-250

A very compelling title layout adds to the eye appeal of this lovely $5 Brown Brown back. The margins are generous, and the centering is quite decent. The lower right corner tip may have been professionally repaired, but design elements of the note are not involved.

The only other $5 Brown Back, described as VF, appeared in a Heritage auction in 2009 and realized $2,875. The current example was acquired by John in 1967.

Est. 1500-2500

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Appealing $1 Series of 1875 Fairhaven

2063

2066

MA. Fall River. Ch.590. Fall River National Bank. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.56809. Plate F. EF-AU. Choice for the grade, with excellent paper quality and pleasing margins.

Est. 100-150

2067

MA. Fall River. Ch.590. Fall River National Bank. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.68277. Plate J. VF-EF detail, with abundant eye appeal. Please note a few carefully repaired edge splits in the left margin.

Est. 60-90

2068

MA. Fall River. Ch.N590. Fall River National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.49619/H86025H. Plate G. Fine.

Est. 60-90

2069

MA. Fall River. Ch.590. Fall River National Bank. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.E005016A. Plate E. Fine details, light green stain, perhaps due to some offset transfer.

Est. 30-50

2070

MA. Fall River. Ch.590. Fall River National Bank. $20. 1882 BB. Fr. 494. No.5420/Z510495. Plate A. Fine. Choice for the grade, with full margins all around. Purchased in 1966.

Est. 400-600

2071

MA. Fall River. Ch.N590. Fall River National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.31718/E632772H. Plate B. F-VF. Est. 75-125

2072

MA. Fall River. Ch.(256). First National Bank of Fall River. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.10883/B443467. Plate A. VG-Fine. There appears to be a possible corner tip repair, and a notation in pencil on the back. Strong penned signatures add to the attractive overall look of this example. Purchased from Joe Flynn in 1974.

Est. 400-600

MA. Fairhaven. Ch.490. National Bank of Fairhaven. $1. 1875. Fr. 383. No.8072/B553326. Plate B. Uncirculated. The top and bottom margins are narrow.

The brilliant red seal and serial numbers, vibrant green back, and the excellent paper quality combine to make this note very attractive.

Est. 1500-2500

Serial Number 1

2064

2065

MA. Fairhaven. Ch.490. National Bank of Fairhaven. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1. No.E000001A. Plate K. Uncirculated. This is only the third serial number 1 $5 1929 note from this bank to appear at auction since 1992.

Est. 400-600

MA. Fall River. Ch.590. Fall River National Bank. $1.

1875. Fr. 402. No.3779/B283983. Plate A. EF. The margins are narrow, but complete. Purchased from Phillpot in June of 1966.

Est. 500-750

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2077 2073

MA. Fall River. Ch.(256). First National Bank of Fall River. $2. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 387a.

No.2730/255068. Plate A. Fine details, with a stamp hinge, and a small paper thin on the back.

MA. Fall River. Ch.N6821. Massasoit-Pocasset National Bank of Fall River. $20. 1902 RS. Fr. 639.

No.8473/D856175. Plate A. VF. Vivid red seal and charter numbers.

Est. 750-1250

Lovely No.1 $5 Fall River Red Seal

An About Good example realized $1,437.50 in the April 2008 Heritage sale, and that is the only appearance at auction for this issue since 1983.

Est. 1250-1750

$5 Fall River Red Seal

2074

MA. Fall River. N256. First National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 RS. Fr. 587. No.19393/R48288.

Plate A. EF-AU. Vivid red seal and charter numbers.

Est. 600-900

2075

MA. Fall River. Ch.N256. First National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.76173/N597319E. Plate l. VG-Fine detail, but some repairs have been made to the edges.

Est. 80-120

2076

MA. Fall River. Ch.N256. First National Bank of Fall River. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.33735/ E131236D. Plate D. VF. The front looks bright and attractive, but there is some minor soiling on the back.

Est. 60-90

2078

MA. Fall River. Ch.N924. Metacomet National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 RS. Fr. 587. No.1/B475362.

Plate A. Uncirculated. Vivid red seal and charter numbers, and excellent paper quality.

Est. 2000-3000

2079

MA. Fall River. Ch.N924. Metacomet National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.79792/E38528H. Plate P. EF. Fresh and attractive, with nice embossing still evident. Est. 150-250

2080

MA. Fall River. Ch.N924. Metacomet National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.60354/T305090D. Plate L. VF, with an innocous pinhole at the center. The margins are decent, and the printed signatures bold.

Est. 100-150

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2081

MA. Fall River. Ch.N924. Metacomet National Bank of Fall River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.80109/E63695H. Plate O. Fine. Est. 80-120

2082

MA. Fall River. Ch.924. Metacomet National Bank of Fall River. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.66887. Plate G. VF. Est. 120-180

Only $1 Series of 1875 Reported on the Bank 2085

MA. Pocasset. Ch.(679). Pocasset National Bank. $2.

1865 Original Series. Fr. 387a. No.7817/C490279.

Plate A. About Fine, trimmed just to the borders.

This note brings the total to four Lazy Deuces known on this bank; none of them grade above Fine. John purchased this note in 1967 from Hollinbeck-Kagin.

A PCGS 6 example brought $1,380 in the May 2011 Heritage sale.

Est. 1000-1500

2083

MA. Fall River. Ch.1288. National Union Bank of Fall River. $1. 1875. Fr. 386. No.738/B637892.

Plate C. About Fine. Trimmed right to the borders.

This is only the third note reported on this bank, and the only $1 example in the census. The other two notes are reported to be an 1875 $5 in Fine, and an 1875 $20 in VG. John acquired this note in 1977 from Lyn Knight.

Est. 1500-2500

2084

2086

MA. Fall River. Ch.439. Second National Bank of Fall River. $1. Series of 1875. Fr. 384. No.3955/B64859.

Plate B. Fine. New England trim, otherwise quite nice for the grade.

Est. 300-450

2087

MA. Fitchburg. Ch.N1077. Fitchburg National Bank of Fitchburg. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616. No.1790/ D341319. Plate F. Fine. Only eleven large size notes are reported on this bank.

Est. 250-350

MA. Fall River. Ch.1288. National Union Bank of Fall River. $10. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 412a.

No.3715/B367143. Plate A. Fine details. Body hole and pinholes.

Only three notes are known on this bank; the current example, and an 1875 $5 and $20. An excellent candidate for professional restoration. John purchased this note in 1964.

Est. 1000-1500

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MA. Fitchburg. Ch.N1077. Fitchburg National Bank of Fitchburg. $20. 1902 DB. Fr. 642.

No.6454/A335067A. Plate B. VF. A fragment of a bank stamp can be seen near the left charter number.

2090

Only ten other notes are known from this bank. Acquired from Hollenbeck-Kagin, this example has been off the market since 1969.

Est. 750-1250

This is only the eleventh note reported on this bank, and none have appeared in auction sales according to Track & Price. No other $20 Date Back is in the census.

Purchased from Ozzie’s in 1970.

Est. 300-500

2089

MA. Fitchburg. Ch.(702). Rollstone National Bank of Fitchburg. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380. Blue serial numbers. No.1419/211919. Plate C. VF detail, trimmed just into the borders.

MA. Fitchburg. Ch.702. Rollstone National Bank. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 467. No.18444/Y957087. Plate C. F-VF. The colors are vivid, the margins generous, and the signatures boldly executed.

Serial No.1 Fitchburg

2091

MA. Fitchburg. Ch.N2153. Safety Fund Bank of Fitchburg. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 597. No.1/Y156018A. Plate D. Unc. Est. 2000-3000

2092

MA. Fitchburg. Ch.2265. Wachusett National Bank of Fitchburg. $1. 1875. Fr. 385. No.106/A982810.

Plate C. VF, with a small corner tip missing. Only sixteen large were reported on this bank.

Est. 750-1250

There were only ten notes reported on the entire bank, and this example is the only known Original Series ace. John acquired this unique note back in 1977 from Curtis Iversen.

Est. 750-1250

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2093

MA. Framingham. Ch.528. Framingham National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.56921. Plate K. VF. A total of eighteen large size notes were previously known.

Est. 250-350

2094

MA. Framingham. Ch.528. Framingham National Bank. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A004307. Plate E. AU. Est. 100-150

2095

MA. Framingham. Ch.528. Framingham National Bank. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A007265. Plate E. Uncirculated.

Est. 200-300

2098

MA. Gloucester. Ch.899. Cape Ann National Bank of Gloucester. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.67633. Plate L. Uncirculated, and quite Choice. A wholesome note, with original embossing present.

Est. 300-500

2099

MA. Haverhill. Ch.633. Merrimack National Bank of Haverhill. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.44702. Plate K. Uncirculated. Fresh and crisp, with original embossing.

Trimmed just into the bottom border.

Est. 250-300

First Auction Appearance 2096

MA. Franklin. Ch.1207. Franklin National Bank. $5.

1885 BB. Fr. 468. No.14406/A176781A. Plate D. F-VF. Est. 500-750

2100

2097

MA. Gardner. Ch.884. First National Bank of Gardner. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.48378. Plate H. VF. Est. 200-300

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MA. Harwich. Ch.(712). Cape Cod National Bank of Harwich. $1. Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.C432182. Plate A. F-VF. A few small edge nicks are present, but hardly distracting.

This will be the first auction appearance for an Original Series ace from this bank.

Est. 1000-1500

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2101

2102

MA. Holyoke. Ch.1939. Holyoke National Bank. $5.

1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1. No.D006922A. Plate J. F-VF. Est. 50-75

MA. Hopkinton. Ch.N626. Hopkinton National Bank. $5. 1902 DB. Fr. 590. No.544/B18370A. Plate H. VF, with the overall appearance of a higher grade.

2104

MA. Hudson. Ch.2618. Hudson National Bank. $5.

1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A003292. Plate J. VF-EF. Much nicer than the average small size notes usually encountered on this Middlesex County title.

Est. 120-180

2105

MA. Lawrence. Ch.1014. Bay State Merchants National Bank of Lawrence. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2.

No.A002350. Plate J. Fine.

Est. 50-75

2106

MA. Lenox. Ch.N4013. Lenox National Bank. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 600. No.9873/B727734H. Plate D. Uncirculated with light teller handling.

This is only the fifth Plain Back, Dates Back, or Red Seal of any denomination reported for this bank. Only $5,000 was outstanding when the bank was liquidated.

Est. 300-500

Loaded with Eye Appeal

In March of 2012 Stack’s Bowers sold a PMG 63 example for $748.

Est. 400-600 2107 2103

MA. Stockbridge. Ch.1170. Housatonic National Bank of Stockbridge. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 467.

No.13982/Y699125. Plate C. EF-AU. At first glance this example has the appearance of an Uncirculated note. Fresh, crisp, and loaded with eye appeal.

John acquired this note in 1967.

Est. 1000-1500

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MA. Leominster. Ch.N3204. Leominster National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.13824/ R875103B. Plate H. VG detail, but there are some stains, and the signatures are both gone.

Est. 60-90

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Nicest of Three Twenties Known

2108

2109

MA. Leominster. Ch.10059. Merchants National Bank of Leominster. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 602.

No.25783. Plate D. VF-EF. Trimmed slightly into the bottom border, but the paper quality is very nice.

Est. 200-300

2111

MA. Leominster. Ch.N10059. Merchants National Bank of Leominster. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 602.

No.15578/B301624E. Plate A. VF, light stains. Only twelve large size examples are reported on the bank.

Est. 150-250

MA. Marblehead. Ch.676. National Grand Bank of Marblehead. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.16688. Plate B. VF. Very bright and atrractive for the grade. The nicest of the three twenties known on this very popular bank.

From Kagin’s Sept. 1974 Tercentenary Sale Part II. Est. 300-500

Only Two Other Notes Known on this Bank

2110

MA. Lynn. Ch.N697. National City Bank of Lynn. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.17006/E902E. Plate E. EF-AU. Very clean and desirable. Excellent paper quality, but the trim is a bit uneven at the top. EX Kagin September 1974.

Est. 200-300

2112

MA. Melrose. Ch.4769. Melrose National Bank. $5.

1892 BB. Fr. 472. No.8115/A210140A. Plate B. VF, and choice for grade.

There are only two other notes reported on the bank, both $5 Brown Backs, and said to be Fine and EF. Est. 2000-3000

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Number 1 Brown Back

Only One Other Reported

MA. Middleborough. Ch.3994. Middleborough National Bank. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 470. No.1/H501803.

Plate C. About Fine. Pinholes.

MA. Nantucket. Ch.N714. Pacific National Bank of Nantucket. $10.

1902 DB. Fr. 616.

No.2791/M184433B. Plate E. Uncirculated,. with light teller handling. Fresh, bright, and crisp, with boldly penned signatures.

There are three notes known on this bank, all $5 Brown Backs, and two of the three are serial number ones. The current example was listed in the census despite the fact that John acquired it from Curt Iversen in January of 1976.

Est. 1500-2500

Only one other $10 Date Back has been reported on this ever-popular bank.

Est. 750-1250

2115 2113

“Blue Paper” Series of 1875 National

2116

2114

MA. Millford. Ch.2275. Home National Bank of Millford. $1. 1875. Fr. 383. No.659/A22375. Plate A. F-VF. The second quarter panel from the left is blue with numerous small threads in the paper, as if it was made on the same paper as the 1869 “Rainbow” Legal Tenders.

Est. 600-900

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MA. New Bedford. Ch.2262. Citizens National Bank of New Bedford . $5. 1875. Fr. 401.

No.7845/N349680. Plate B. Fine details. Although the top margin is a bit rough, the seal and serial numbers are vivid red, and the signatures are very bold and pleasing.

Est. 750-1250

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2117

MA. New Bedford. Ch.261. First National Bank of New Bedford. $1. 1875. Fr. 386. No.B449204/ 1350. Plate B. VG-Fine detail, with a few nicks in the margins, which are complete all the way around.

2120

A total of eight large size notes are reported on this bank. The only other $1 note in the census was a Fine example which sold for $1,650 in a Lyn Knight sale in 2000. Purchased from Philpott in 1966.

Est. 400-600

2118

2119

MA. New Bedford. Ch.261. First National Bank of New Bedford. $20. 1882 BB. Fr. 493.

No.37451/Z164022. Plate C. Fine details, with an ink stain on the back. Only one other $20 Brown Back is known on this bank, and it was sold at auction in 1998. This example was purchased by John in 1960.

Est. 300-500

MA. New Bedford. Ch.743. Mechanics National Bank of New Bedford. $1. 1875. Fr. 383.

No.3834/A705638. Plate C. F-VF details, some roughness in the bottom border, and there is a small fold junction split in the center.

This is only the second 1875 ace reported on this bank.

Est. 750-1250

Lazy Two with Blue Serial Numbers

2121

MA. New Bedford. Ch.261. First National Bank of New Bedford. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.85873.

Plate G. EF-AU. High grade examples of this issue are elusive.

Est. 200-300

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MA. New Bedford. Ch.(743). Mechanics National Bank. $2. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 387. (Blue serial number at left.) No.652/294628. Plate A. VG or so.

The borders are almost complete, but the edges are a bit rough; typical for this grade.

Only one other Lazy Deuce, reported to be Good, is known on this bank. John bought this note from Superior in1973.

Est. 1000-1500

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2122

MA. New Bedford. Ch.N799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $5. 1902 RS. Fr. 587.

No.5549/E595702. Plate D. VF-EF.

MA. New Bedford. Ch.690. National Bank of Commerce of New Bedford. $5. 1865 Original. Fr. 397.

No.14360/U427099. Plate B. F-VF. Trimmed just into the bottom border, and very close at the top. A small spot on the back is mentioned just for the sake of accuracy. A very lovely Original Series five, and only the second known on this bank.

Est. 750-1250

2129

Only the third $5 Red Seal known on this bank. The other two were a Fine and a VG. None have appeared in auctions since 1994. This example was acquired by John back in 1969.

Est. 300-450 2123

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.112216/R289122H. Plate K. EF-AU. Trimmed into the bottom border, but quite bright and attractive.

Est. 100-150

2124

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.D021775A. Plate D. F-VF. Est. 50-75

2125

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624.

No.88506. Plate I. VF. Choice for the grade.

Est. 75-125

2126

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.D011963A. Plate J. VF-EF. Est. 50-75

2127

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.A010934A. Plate A. Fine, red stain, left; short tear, right side.

Est. 30-50

2128

MA. New Bedford. Ch.799. Merchants National Bank of New Bedford. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-2.

No.D001021A. Plate J. VF details, but the lower left corner is rough.

Est. 50-75

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2130

MA. New Bedford. Ch.N12405. Safe Deposit National Bank of New Bedford. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 635.

No.1/E38093H. Plate B. Uncirculated, with a trace of teller handling, and a narrow top margin.

A serial number 1 twenty on this title is reported, but this is the only $10 Plain Back we know of.

Est. 400-600

2131

MA. New Bedford. Ch.12405. Safe Deposit National Bank of New Bedford. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2.

No.A000603. Plate I. Fine.

Est. 40-60

2132

MA. Newburyport. Ch.N1047. Merchants National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.K24707H. Plate F. Fine. Some fold soiling is present, and the signatures have faded away.

Est. 100-150

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Lovely Fully-Margined Series of 1875 $1 Note

2133

MA. Newburyport. Ch.1047. Merchants National Bank of Newburyport. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.C001841A. Plate C. VF. Est. 200-300

2134

MA. North Adams. Ch.1210. North Adams National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.40429/ N747641H. Plate F. Fine details. A small piece is missing from the bottom border near the center, and there are numerals stamped on the back.

Est. 100-150

2137

MA. Northampton. Ch.383. Northampton National Bank. $1. 1875 . Fr. 383. No.5697/B312401. Plate B. VF. A lovely, full margined example.

Est. 800-1200

2138

MA. Oxford. Ch.764. Oxford National Bank. $1.

1875. Fr. 383. No.1320/A351564. Plate B. About Fine. Pinholes. Trimmed close to the borders.

Perhaps the Finest Brown Back Known on this Title

2135

2136

MA. North Adams. Ch.N1210. Adams National Bank of North Adams. $10. 1885 BB. Fr. 468.

No.48599/H52407H. Plate F. EF with lovely full margins on the front, vivid colors, and boldly printed design elements. Perhaps the finest Brown Back known on this title. Off the market since 1970.

Est. 800-1200 MA. North Adams. Ch.1210. North Adams National Bank. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.B001370A. Plate B. AU. Est. 120-180

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Est. 750-1250

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MA. Peabody. Ch.616. Warren National Bank of Peabody. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.31517. Plate E. AU, and it looks to be Uncirculated at first glance.

By far the nicest 1902 Plain Back on this second title.

2143

MA. Pittsfield. Ch.1260. Pittsfield-Third National Bank and Trust Company. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.F002237A. Plate L. VF-EF detail, with a very light stain on the back.

Est. 100-150

2144

MA. Plymouth. Ch.779. Plymouth National Bank. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.30965.

Plate A. VF-EF. Est. 150-250

2145

MA. Quincy. Ch.517. National Mount Wollaston Bank of Quincy. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.C004560A. Plate C. VF-EF. Est. 100-150

2146

MA. Quincy. Ch.517. National Mount Wollaston Bank of Quincy. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.F003011A. Plate L. VF-EF. Est. 150-250

2147

MA. Springfield. N308. Third National Bank of Springfield. $5. 1902 RS. Fr. 587. No.19404/ M621137. Plate D. VF. Est. 400-600

2148

MA. Springfield. Ch.308. Third National Bank and Trust Company of Springfield. $50. 1929 T1. Fr. 1803-1. No.B000609A. Plate B. F-VF. Est. 120-180

2149

MA. Springfield. Ch.4907. Springfield National Bank. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A006006. Plate L. VF. Est. 40-60

2150

MA. Taunton. Ch.947. Machinists National Bank of Taunton. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.30994/ X676290H. Plate E. VF, with the overall look of a higher grade. This is a popular Bristol County title, always in demand.

Est. 300-450

Only the fourth one to appear at auction since 1997.

Kagin September 1974.

Est. 500-750

2140

2141

MA. Palmer. Ch.2324. Palmer National Bank. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 606. No.15761. Plate A. Uncirculated.

Fresh, and crisp, with bold printed signatures.

Est. 150-250

MA. Pepperell. Ch.5964. First National Bank of Pepperell. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.D000330A. Plate D. VF, lightly soiled on the back.

A total of only three large and seven small size notes were previously reported on this bank, with no appearances at auction since 2009.

Est. 200-300

2142

MA. Pittsfield. Ch.N1082. Agricultural Bank of Pittsfield. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616. No.2441/R610362.

Plate D. About Fine. Light stains and rounded corner tips, but this example is actually better than most in the census.

Est. 100-150

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2155 2151

MA. Townsend. Ch.N805. Townsend National Bank. $20. 1902 DB. Fr. 642. No.8335/Z983199A. Plate B. VF, but the signatures are faded, and the back is soiled a bit. A tough Middlesex County note, seldom seen above this grade.

Est. 200-300

MA. Wareham. Ch.1440. National Bank of Wareham. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1. No.D00094A. Plate D. Uncirculated. $5 small size notes are very scarce on this Plymouth County title. This is only the third reported, and the only Uncirculated example seen. Acquired in 1976.

Est. 250-350

2152

MA. Turners Falls. Ch.2058. Crocker National Bank of Turners Falls. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.C001948A. Plate I. Fine.

Est. 100-150

2156

MA. Webster. Ch.13411. The First National Bank of Webster. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A003516.

Plate L. Fine.

Est. 50-75

2153

MA. Turners Falls. Ch.2058. Crocker National Bank of Turners Falls. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.E000518A. Plate K. F-VF. Est. 150-250

2157

MA. Wellesley. Ch.7297. Wellesley National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.11681/R468963H. Plate E. VF detail. Lightly soiled. Trimmed into the top border. The signatures are faded.

Only the third $10 large size known on this Wellesley County bank.

Est. 100-150

2154

MA. Waltham. Ch.688. Waltham National Bank of Waltham. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.C000127A. Plate C. Fine, with two tiny pinholes.

Previous auction records indicate a great deal of interest in this title. The last Type 1 $20 to appear at auction brought $1,035 in a 2008 Heritage sale.

Est. 300-500

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MA. Westboro. Ch.421. First National Bank of Westboro. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.11982. Plate F. FVF. Only fifteen large size notes are known on this Worcester County bank.

Est. 200-300

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MA. Whitinsville. Ch.769. Whitinsville National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.17569. Plate B. VF-EF, with some light soiling on the back.

This is only the ninth large size note reported on the bank, and only the second $20 denomination known.

The last time a large size National on this Worcester County bank appeared at auction was in 1999. Acquired from Curt Iversen in 1976.

Est. 300-500

2164

MA. Yarmouth. Ch.516. First National Bank of Yarmouth. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.26892/ Y950453H. Plate H. EF, but this note has the appearance of an Uncirculated example.

Est. 300-500

2165

MA. Yarmouth. Ch.N516. First National Bank of Yarmouth. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.17923/ Z566959E. Plate G. Fine, with stains and pinholes present.

Est. 80-120

MICHIGAN 2166

MI. Battle Creek. Ch.7589. Old-Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Battle Creek. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.A004617A. Plate G. VG. A small corner piece missing.

Est. 30-50

NEW HAMPSHIRE 2167 2160

MA. Winchendon. Ch.327. First National Bank of Winchendon. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.26244. Plate E. VF-EF. Very attractive, with nice margins and decent centering.

Est. 200-300

2161

MA. Woburn. Ch.7550. Woburn National Bank. $10. 1929 T2. Fr. 1801-2. No.A000064. Plate J. About Fine details but there are pinholes, and some small rust stains present.

Est. 75-125

2162

MA. Worcester. Ch.7595. Worcester County National Bank of Worcester. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2.

No.A102311. Plate K. VF-EF. Est. 50-75

2163

MA. Wrentham. Ch.1085. National Bank of Wrentham. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.D001106A. Plate D. F-VF. Est. 150-250

NH. Claremont. Ch.4793. People’s National Bank of Claremont. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.F001406A. Plate L. Fine.

No small size appearances since 2006. Est. 120-180

2168

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NH. Concord. Ch.2447. Mechanics National Bank of Concord. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.C000280A. Plate C. Fine.

Est. 50-75

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NEW JERSEY

2169

NJ. Cape May. Ch.7945. First National Bank of Cape May Court House. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1.

No.D000137A. Plate J. VF detail, but the corners are rounded.

2173

This legendary and very long New Jersey bank title is so popular that every example that has been offered at auction since 1982 has realized a thousand dollars or more. John bought this note from Coins & Currency, Inc. back in May of 1968.

Est. 800-1200 2170

NJ. Carlstadt. Ch.5416. Carlstadt National Bank. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.F002026A. Plate L. Fine.

Est. 80-120

2171

NJ. Palisades Park. Ch.11909. Palisades Park National Bank & Trust Company. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1.

No.C00380A. Plate I. EF-AU. This may well be the finest known small size example on this bank title, as none better than VF have been reported with any degree of certainty. This note has been off the market since 1972.

Est. 300-500

2172

NJ. Woodbridge. Ch.E8299. First National Bank of Woodbridge. $5.

1902 PB. Fr. 600.

No.6338/D47142H. Plate E. VF-EF detail but there is a small tear on the right side. An Uncirculated example brought $2,820 in a Heritage auction early in 2013, and that is the only recent price indication readily available.

Est. 500-750

NEW YORK

2174

NY. City of Brooklyn. Ch.E923. First National Bank of the City of Brooklyn. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.92703/Y620209E. Plate J. VF. High grade for this issue. A similar note brought $488 in Lyn Knight’s March 2013 sale.

Est. 300-500

2175

NY. Brooklyn. Ch.E658. Nassau National Bank of Brooklyn. $5.

1902 DB. Fr. 590.

No.1694/D188351B. Plate D. VF-EF. Perfect centering, strong signatures, and problemfree.

Est. 300-500

NJ. Trenton. Ch.1327. Merchants National Bank of Trenton. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.117483. Plate D. VF detail with a split in the top near the center.

Some ink stains are noted on the back near the bottom.

Est. 60-80

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NY. Genesee. Ch.(886). Genesee Valley National Bank. $2. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 387a.

No.3094/C749537. Plate A. Fine detail. There is moderate age toning throughout, and a small rust spot near the Treasury seal.

2179

John bought this piece in 1961 from William P. Donlon. A similar example was sold for $690 in March of 2013 by Lyn Knight.

Est. 400-600

The last time a Lazy Two on this bank appeared in an auction was in 2001.

Est. 800-1200

2177

NY. New York. Ch.1105. Bowery and East River National Bank of New York. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.59089. Plate F. F-VF. Clean and attractive.

Est. 120-180

2178

NY. New York. Ch.2370. Chase National Bank of the City of New York. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.B248491A. Plate B. Fine.

Est. 50-75

NY. New York. Ch.1375. Chatham National Bank of New York. $20. 1882 BB. Fr. 501. No.N681474.

Plate A. VF. There are two small stains on the back, mentioned for the sake of accuracy.

2180

NY. New York. Ch.1105. East River National Bank of New York. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624.

No.8184/X791469. Plate B. VF. Bright and attractive. A repaired pinhole, or tiny paper clump, is well hidden near the right charter number. Est. 120-180

2181

NY. New York. Ch.1105. East River National Bank of New York. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.16271.

Plate B. VF. There is an edge split into the top center margin; otherwise quite attractive.

Est. 80-120

2182

NY. Far Rockaway. Ch.9271. National Bank of Far Rockaway. $10.

1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.C000492A. Plate I. VF. A very nice example of this popular Queens County note.

Est. 300-450

2183

NY. New York. Ch.1250. Mechanics and Metals National Bank of the City of New York. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 601. No.27937/A188698K. Plate B. EF-AU. A nicely centered note; bright and appealing.

Est. 120-180

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2184

2185

NY. Port Jervis. Ch.1363. National Bank and Trust Company of Port Jervis. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.676. Plate C. Uncirculated. Some light teller handling is apparent, but this example is very bright and fresh. A popular New York title.

Est. 300-500 NY. Rhinebeck. Ch.E001097A. First National Bank of Rhinebeck. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.E001097A. Plate K. Fine.

Est. 150-250

2188

NY. Scarsdale. Ch.E11708. Scarsdale National Bank. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 607. No.10560/K572756E. Plate A. VF. Est. 120-180

OHIO 2189

OH. Toledo. Ch.91. First National Bank of Toledo. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.A008193A. Plate G. Uncirculated.

Est. 80-120

PENNSYLVANIA

2186

2187

2190

PA. Allentown. Ch.E1322. Allentown National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.179874/R739106E. Plate M. EF. Est. 120-180

2191

PA. Beaverdale. Ch.11317. First National Bank of Beaverdale. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 658. No.6318. Plate A. VF detail. Some rust stains on the back show through to the front, and the margins are uneven. Attractive blue signatures. The two other large size twenties reported grade only Good.

Est. 250-350

NY. Rome. Ch.1410. Fort Stanwix National Bank of Rome. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 469. No.2484/E219908.

Plate A. VG-Fine.

Est. 300-450

NY. Rondout. Ch.2493. First National Bank of Rondout. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 607. No.20324. Plate C. VFEF. Crisp for the grade, and retaining some of the original embossing.

Est. 150-250

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2192

2193

2194

PA. Braddock. Ch.2799. First National Bank of Braddock. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.20708/ U537710H. Plate E. VF-EF, with some moderate fold soiling on the back.

Est. 300-500

2197

PA. Centralia. Ch.E9568. First National Bank of Centralia. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 652. No.4148/U422220D. Plate A. VF detail, but there is a taped tear.

Est. 100-150

PA. Jersey Shore. Ch.E6155. National Bank of Jersey Shore. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 660. No.1/M696918E. Plate A. VF, with traces of light fold soiling.

A total of six notes were known on this very popular title. The current example is the only $20 Plain Back serial number 1 seen to date. Purchased from Art Leister back in 1976.

Est. 500-750

2198

PA. Leechburg. Ch.E5502. First National Bank of Leechburg. $10.

1902 PB. Fr. 633.

No.2686/X273888E. Plate C. F-VF details. No signatures present.

Est. 100-150

2199

PA. McKeesport. Ch.E2222. First National Bank of McKeesport. $10.

1882 BB. Fr. 487.

No.764/A13764. Plate G. EF-AU. A handsome, problem-free example, off the market since 1962.

Est. 750-1250

PA. Chester. Ch.E355. Delaware County National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.4015/ A141407H. Plate B. EF-AU. Est. 120-180

2195

PA. Elizabethtown. Ch.3335. Elizabethtown National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.20545. Plate B. VF-EF. Only two other second title twenties are reported, and none as nice as this example.

Est. 300-500

2196

PA. Grove City. Ch.E5501. Grove City National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 659. No.1311/Y35883D. Plate A. VF. Est. 100-150

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PA. Mahanoy City. Ch.E3997. Union National Bank of Mahanoy City. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 652.

No.20770/B703212E. Plate A. VF-EF. The bottom margin is narrow, but clear, and there are some trivial rust spots near the top on the back.

Est. 150-250

2205

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.E540. Penn National Bank of Philadelphia. $5.

1902 DB. Fr. 590.

No.27680/A4265478. Plate F. Uncirculated, with light teller handling.

There are only fourteen large notes reported.

Est. 300-450

2201

2206

PA. Pittsburgh. Ch.252. First National Bank at Pittsburgh. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 606. No.743996. Plate A. VF-EF details, the center fold is soiled. Est. 60-90

2207

PA. Pittsburgh. Ch.252. First National Bank at Pittsburgh. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 632. No.287847/ R994559H. Plate N. Fine. This is the third title for this bank.

Est. 80-120

2208

PA. Pottsville. Ch.1663. Pennsylvania National Bank of Pottsville. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 644. No.25442. Plate C. VF-EF. Est. 200-300

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.E542. Corn Exchange National Bank. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 616. No.35818/ D159600B. Plate E. AU. Est. 150-250

2202

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.E3557. Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia. $5. 1886 BB. Fr. 469.

No.48174/E968362E. Plate A. VF. The front features excellent centering and color, and razor sharp signatures.

Est. 300-500

2203

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.592. Girard National Bank of Philadelphia. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.193708/ R188894H. Plate M. VF-EF. .

Est. 120-180

2204

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.E602. Bank of North America. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.78856/H293297E. Plate K. VF. Est. 120-180

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2209

PA. Selinsgrove. Ch.E8653. Farmers National Bank of Selinsgrove. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 618.

No.1525/M24531A. Plate E. Fine, but the signatures are both faded away.

RI. Bristol. Ch.1292. First National Bank of Bristol. $1. 1875. Fr. 384. No.B412747. Plate A. Fine detail but trimmed into the right border a bit.

2213

Only seven large size notes were known on the entire bank, and this is the only known Date Back $10. Acquired in 1962.

Est. 150-250

A rare example, as only five notes of any kind are now known on this bank. The last time that one appeared at auction was in 2001. John purchased the present example from Hickman-Waters in August of 1969.

Est. 600-900

Acquired from Donlon in 1961

2210

PA. Tamaqua. Ch.7286. The Tamaqua National Bank. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 650. No.29866. Plate B. VF-EF. Trimmed close at the bottom. Est. 150-250

2214

2211

PA. Williamsport. Ch.1464. Williamsport National Bank. $100. 1929 T1. Fr. 1804-1. No.E000121A. Plate E. EF details. There is a tiny edge nick in the upper left margin.

Est. 250-350

2212

PA. York. Ch.694. York County National Bank. $10.

1902 PB. Fr. 624. No.50116. Plate H. VF, trimmed into the top border.

Est. 150-250

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RI. Greenville. Ch.1498. National Exchange Bank of Greenville. $5. 1875. Fr. 401. No.3240/X298589.

Plate C. Fine, with one unobtrusive pinhole. There is a very faint bank stamp near the plate letter. Nice margins, vivid red color, and bold signatures all add eye appeal.

Eighteen large size notes are reported on this bank, and only one other 1875 $5 is mentioned in the census, ungraded. No other representatives of the 1875 Series have been seen to date. Acquired from William Donlon in 1961!

Est. 1000-1500

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2218

RI. Providence. Ch.13901. Rhode Island Hospital National Bank of Providence. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 18002. No.A029512. Plate D. VF-EF. Est. 50-75

2219

RI. Smithfield-Slaterville. Ch(1035). First National Bank of Smithfield. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380.

Blue serial numbers. No.2653/969290. Plate B. VFEF, with a small edge split at the top. This note looks as if it was Almost Uncirculated at first glance. Excellent color, nice margins all around, and the signatures are bold and sharp.

RI. Greenville. Ch.(1498). National Exchange Bank of Greenville. $10. 1865 Original. Fr. 412a.

No.B197782. Plate A. Fine.

One of only two $10 Original Series reported. John acquired this example in 1964 from William P. Donlon.

Est. 1000-1500

There are only eighteen notes reported on this title.

Two other Original Series aces are known; one a Fine, and the other Fair. The last time a similar note appeared in a public auction was in 1995. Our current example was purchased from William Donlon in 1964.

Est. 1250-1750

2216

RI. Newport. Ch.N1565. National Exchange Bank of Newport. $10. 1902 DB. Fr. 617. No.A737380A. Plate F. VF-EF. Only two other $10 Plain Backs show up in the census, and this is by far the nicest.

Est. 150-250

2220

2217

RI. North Providence. Ch.856. Slater National Bank of North Providence. $5. 1875. Fr. 401.

No.2727/N344217. Plate A. VF. Trimmed into the top border. Vivid red seal and serial numbers, and nicely penned signatures.

Only one other 1875 $5 is reported on this bank.

Est. 600-900

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RI. Warren. Ch.(673). National Hope Bank of Warren. $1. 1865 Original Series. Fr. 380a.

No.3082/A58731. Plate A. About Fine. Trimmed into the top border only.

This is just the fourth example reported.

Est. 750-1250

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VIRGINIA

Outstanding Deadwood $10 Brown Back

2221

SD. Deadwood. Ch.W2391. First National Bank of Deadwood. $10.

1882 BB. Fr. 490.

No.8006/U425621U. Plate B. VF. Choice for the grade, with generous margins all around, near perfect centering front and back, vivid colors, and nice manuscript signatures.

2227

VA. Norfolk. Ch.6032. Norfolk National Bank of Commerce and Trusts. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1.

No.B038400A. Plate B. VG-F, soiled.

Est. 30-50

2228

VA. Norfolk. Ch.10194. Seaboard Citizens National Bank of Norfolk. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 654. No.12382.

Plate A. Uncirculated. Trimmed close at the top.

Est. 200-300

WISCONSIN A PCGS 8 brought $4,750 in the January 2009 Heritage sale, but the current example is much nicer and could well be the finest known. Acquired by John in 1969.

Est. 2500-3500

TEXAS 2222

TX. McKinney. Ch.2909. Collin County National Bank of McKinney. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598.

No.40448/V65679H. Plate G. Fine details, aged, and the signatures are faded.

Est. 50-75

2223

TX. Fort Worth. Ch.3131. Fort Worth Nationa Bank. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.B030137A. Plate H. Fine.

Est. 50-75

2229

TX. Waco. Ch.2189. First National Bank of Waco. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 605. No.32974. Plate B. Fine.

Est. 80-120

WI. Fond du Lac. Ch.555. First Fond du Lac National Bank. $10. 1902 PB. Fr. 632. No.35661. Plate D. Uncirculated.

Est. 200-300

2230

WI. Rhinelander . Ch.4312. First National Bank of Rhinelander. $5.

1910 PB. Fr. 601.

No.6757/M401818H. Plate B. VG. Trimmed into the top of the note.

Est. 200-300

2231

WI. Wausau. Ch.2820. First National Bank of Wausau. $5. 1929 T1. Fr. 1800-1. No.B007562A. Plate H. Uncirculated.

Est. 100-150

2224

VERMONT 2225

VT. Bellows Falls. Ch.N1653. National Bank of Bellows Falls. $10.

1902 PB. Fr. 624.

No.9971/M924088E. Plate E. Fine. Est. 80-120

2226

VT. Newport. Ch.2263. National Bank of Newport. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.E000856A. Plate K. Fine. Only the eighth small size reported on this bank.

Est. 100-150

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2232

WY. Casper. Ch.10533. Wyoming National Bank of Casper. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.F000324A. Plate L. EF . Of the fourteen previously reported T1 twenties, only one was anywhere near as nice as this example.

Est. 400-600 2235

MD. Port Deposit. Ch.1211. Cecil National Bank of Port Deposit. $5. 1882 BB. Fr. 467.

No.5290/Y863083. Plate C. VF. Est. 1000-1500

2236

MS. Laurel. Ch.11898. Commerce National Bank and Trust Company of Laurel. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 607.

No.44760/44760. Plate G. VG, with light dirt. Engraved signatures.

Est. 150-250

2237

MT. Helena. Ch.5671. National Bank of Montana, Helena. $20. 1929 T1. Fr. 1802-1. No.D000099A. Plate D. Fine, with an ink blot on the back, and a ½” lower edge tear, about 1” to the right of the portrait.

Est. 250-350

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NATIONAL BANK NOTES OTHER CONSIGNORS Scarce Annapolis Note

Pleasing 1929 Type 2 Reno Note

2233

MD. Annapolis. Ch.E1244. Farmers National Bank of Annapolis. $10.

1902 PB. Fr.624.

No.E628229D/12595. Plate D. F-VF. Trimmed to the top border near the right side.

Est. 1000-1500

2234

MD. Baltimore. Ch.1489. National Union Bank of Maryland at Baltimore. $10. 1902 PB. Fr.624.

No.R390268H/86186. Plate E. F-VF, with a tight lower margin. Stamped signatures.

Est. 150-250

2238

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NV. Reno. Ch.7038. First National Bank in Reno. $5. 1929 T2. Fr. 1800-2. No.A012963. Plate C. Crisp Uncirculated, with incredible embossing. The right margin is slightly tight. No folds, but there are traces of as-made paper wrinkling at the lower left.

Est. 1000-1500

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2239

NJ. Town of Union. Ch.9544. First National Bank of Town of Union. $5. 1902 PB. Fr.600.

No.T994185H/8774. Plate D. Very Good-Fine, with a red teller stamp on the back, near the lower right counter. The lower margin is cut to the border at the right side.

Est. 400-600

2240

NY. Castleton on Hudson. Ch.5816. National Exchange Bank of Castleton on Hudson. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 607. No.556/556. Plate C. Very Fine, with some light paper aging in the margins. Stamped signatures.

Est. 500-750

2241

NY. New York. Ch.12965. National Bank of Yorkville in New York. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 609. No.4491/4491.

Plate B. Very Fine. The lower margin is tightly cut, particularly near the lower right corner, where it is cut to the border.

Est. 200-300

2242

PA. Philadelphia. Ch.12860. Queen Lane National Bank in Germantown at Philadelphia. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 609. No.6734/6734. Plate B. Evenly circulated Fine, with a very tight lower margin and somewhat faded violet stamped signatures.

Est. 150-250

2243

PA. Smethport. Ch.8591. Grange National Bank of McKean County at Smethport. $10. 1929 T1. Fr. 1801-1. No.E001313A. Plate E. PCGS Very Fine 20 Apparent. ‘Repaired Edge Tear at Left’. Tight left margin.

Est. 100-150

2244

2245

Fr.28. $1. Legal Tender. 1880. Washington. Large Brown Seal. No.Z9360586. Plate B. Very Fine. Full margins.

Est. 100-150

2246

Fr.36. $1. Legal Tender. 1917. Washington.

No.D58373580A. Plate D.Uncirculated. Trace of light teller handling.

Est. 120-180

2247

Fr.38. $1. Legal Tender. 1917. Washington.

No.M626374A. Plate B. Fine.

Est. 40-60

2248

$1 1917 Legal Tender Pairing. Both F-VF. [2] Est. 80-120

2249

Fr.59. $2. Legal Tender. 1917. Jefferson.

No.B28049625A. Plate A. Uncirculated. Fresh and bright.

Est. 120-180

2250

Large Size Legal Tender Notes.1-2) $2. 1917. Both F-VF. 3) Similar. VF. 4) $5. 1907. F-VF. [4] Est. 200-300

2251

Fr.107. $10. Legal Tender. 1880. Daniel Webster.

No.A6929890. Plate B. EF, but there is a small split in the left margin.

Est. 750-1250

2252

Fr.215. $1. 1886. Silver Certificate. Martha Washington. No.B12634177. Plate A. Uncirculated. Rust spot.

Est. 300-500

WV. Wheeling. Ch.1424. National Bank of West Virginia at Wheeling. $10. 1929 T2. Fr.1801-2.

No.A002301. Plate I. VF, with good margins.

Est. 60-90

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2253

Fr.218. $1. Silver Certificate. 1886. Martha Washington. No.B46367277. Plate A. VF-EF. Est. 300-500

2259

Fr.248. $2. Silver Cerificate. 1896. Educational.

No.14366915. Plate C. Fine. Nicely centered on both sides.

Est. 400-600

2260

Fr.258. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington.

No.N89470860. Plate H. Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 600-900

Attractive $1 "Educational"

2254

Fr.224. $1. Silver Certificate. 1896. Educational.

No.797240. Plate D. EF. Very nice centering and the paper quality is excellent.

Est. 500-750

2255

Fr.232. $1. Silver Cerificate. 1899. Black eagle.

No.M90105974M. Plate B. EF-AU. Excellent color and nice centering on both sides.

Est. 120-180

2256

Fr.233. $1. Silver Certificate. 1899. Black eagle.

No.Y33682623Y. Plate C. Fine.

Est. 60-90

2257

Fr.237. $1. Silver Certificate. 1923. Washington.

No.H98815764B. Plate H. EF. Est. 30-50

2258

1923 $1. Silver Certificate Group. Fine-VF(4); VFEF(2). [6] Est. 120-180

Popular $2 Educational

2261

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Fr.270. $5. Silver Cerificate. 1896. Educational.

No.32547777. Plate A. VF. Lightly pressed.

Est. 750-1250

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2262

Fr.282. $5. Silver Cerificate. 1923. Lincoln “Porthole”. No.A3435965B. Plate E. Fine details. Split at the top, lightly soiled, and there are pin holes.

Est. 300-500

Pleasing $10 1891 Silver Ceritifcate

2266

Fr.991B. $20. Federal Reserve Note. 1914. Cleveland. No.G45178551A. Plate G. EF. Fresh and bright.

Est. 100-150

2267

Large Size 1914 Blue Seal Federal Reserve Note Assortment.1) $5. Boston. VF. 2) $5. Chicago. VF. 3) $5. New York. VF. 4) $10. New York. VF. [4] Est. 200-300

2268

Fr.1173. 10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Hillegas.

No.K44216734. Plate F. Fine, soiled.

Est. 60-90

2269

Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Hillegas.

No.K44669357. Plate A. VF details, with numerous pin holes.

Est. 100-150

2270

Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Hillegas.

No.H75097698. Plate B. Fine.

Est. 80-120

2271

Lower Grade Large Size Trio.1) $5. 1899. Silver Certificate. Fine detail, but there is a “bald” area about half an inch square, near the left end. 2) $10.

1922. Gold Certificate. F-VF detail, but soiled. 3) $1.

1923. Legal Tender. About Fine, stain. [3] Est. 200-300

BEP HANKIES & SOUVENIR SHEETS 2272 2263

Fr.299. $10. Silver Cerificate. 1891. Hendricks.

No.E9442353. Plate A. EF-AU. Choice for the grade.

Est. 1000-1500

BEP 1994 Washington Antiques Show Commemorative Silk Hankies. In the original Department of Treasury packaging. 12” x 12” with engraved eagle.

Both in NEW condition as made. [2] Est. 75-125

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2264 2264

Fr.364. $5. Treasury Note. 1891. Thomas.

No.B16018501. Plate A. Uncirculated, but there is a tiny hole above the Register’s signature, perhaps due to a pulled paper thread. A minor stain is also observed above the left serial number. Est. 750-1250

2265

Fr.713. $1. 1918. Federal Reserve Bank Note. Washington. No. B92945051A. Plate C. EF. Crisp and bright.

Est. 100-150

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2273

Large Group of Souvenir Sheets. 1-4) New York International. May 1995. $1 1917 LT. Two are FDC (first day covers.) 5-8) International Memphis Paper Money Show. June 1995. $1 1890 TN. Two are FDC. 9-14) ANA. August 1995. Intaglio prints.

Green. Eagle.(2). Back of $1 1918 FRN(4). Two of these are FDC. 15-18) FUN. Orlando. Jan. 1997. $20 1886 SC. Two of these are first day covers. 1922) Long Beach. Feb. 1997. American allegory. Two are FDC. 23-26) FUN. Orlando. Jan. 2002. $1 1899 SC. Two are FDC. 27-28) St. Louis Paper Money Show. Nov. 2003. Engraved American Heritage Collection. 29-30) ANA Portland. Mar. 2004. $10 1901 “Bison.” 31-33) ANA Pittsburgh. Aug. 2004. Westward Journey. One is a FDC. 34) George Bush. Nov. 2004. FDC. 35-38) FUN. Fort Lauderdale. Jan. 20005. $50 1902 National. One is a FDC. 39-41) Money Show of the Southwest. Jan 2005. George and Martha Washington. 42-45) Long Beach. Feb. 2005.

Battleship. 46-49) ANA Kansas City. Apr. 2005.

Chief. One FDC. 50-52) ANA Atlanta. Apr. 2006.

Jackass. 53) Long Beach. Sept. 2006. Ten Dollar Reflections FDC. 54) ANA Charlotte. Mar. 2007. $5 LT back. FDC. 55) Whitman Baltimore. Nov. 2007. State Shield(2); Captain John Smith(2). 56-58) FUN Orlando. Jan. 2008. Americana Series(2), William Howard Taft FDC. 59-60) ANA Phoenix. Mar 2008.

Eagle. 61-62) ANA Baltimore. Aug. 2008. Tobacco stamp. 63-64) Baltimore. Mar. 2009. Family. 65-66) ANA Portland. Mar. 2009. Humble Beginnings. 6768) Central States Ohio. Apr. 2009. Nation Torn Apart. 69-70) TNA. May 2009. Emancipation. 7172) ANA LA. Aug. 2009. Legacy. 73-74) FUN Orlando. Jan. 2010. 75-76) ANA Fort Worth. Mar. 2010. Austin-Houston. 77) Sugar Cane Press. Proof vignette on card. 78) Million Dollar Bill. [78] Est. 400-600

2280

A Quartette of 1934A $10 North Africa Silver Certificates. All with Fine detail, but one is soiled, and another has small rust spots. [4] Est. 100-150

2281

1929 Federal Reserve Bank Pairing. 1) $5. New York. Unc. 2) $10. Boston. EF-AU. [2] Est. 60-90

2282

1929 $10 Boston Federal Reserve Bank Grouping. All Fine or better. [5] Est. 100-150

2283

1929 Federal Reserve Bank Denomination Assortment. 1) $5. Boston. Fine, minor stains. 2) $10.

New York. Fine. 3) $20. Richmond. Fine. 4) $50.

New York. Fine. [4] Est. 120-180

2284

Uncirculated Quartette of 1929 Federal Reserve Notes. 1) $5. Boston. 2) $10. Boston. Light teller handling. 3) $20. New York. 4) $50. New York. [4] Est. 300-450

2285

Fr.2400. $10. Gold Certificate. 1928. Hamilton.

No.A79907289A. Plate C. F-VF. One is lightly soiled. [2] Est. 100-150

2286

Fr.2402. $20. Gold Certificate. 1928. Jackson.

No.A12250215A. Plate C. VF-EF. With the appearance of a higher grade.

Est. 100-150

MPCS 2287

MPC. Series 481 Trio. 25c. Choice CU; 50c. AU; $1. AU. [3] Est. 250-350

2288

MPC Assortment. 1-3) Series 472. 5c. Unc; 10c.

EF-AU; $1. Fine; 4-10) Series 481. 5c. Unc; 10c.

Unc; 25c. Unc; 50c. EF-AU; $1. EF, light age toning; $5. EF. $10. VF-EF. Est. 80-120

2289

MPC. Series 591 Assortment. 10c. Choice AU; 25c. Choice AU; 50c. F-VF; Series 591. $1. Choice Unc. [4] Est. 150-250

U. S. SMALL SIZE 2274

Fr.1505*. $2. Legal Tender. 1928D*. Mule. Jefferson. No.*02231326A. Plate D. Back Plate 267. Fine.

Est. 50-75

2275

Fr.1507. $2. Legal Tender. 1928F(2). Jefferson.

Both Unc. Crisp and bright. [2] Est. 50-75

2276

Silver Certificate Assortment. 1) $1. 1935B. EFAU. 2-11) $1. 1935C. Mostly AU. 12) 1935C*. EFAU. 13-14) $1. 1935E. EF-AU. 15-17) $1. 1935A. All Fine. 18) $5. 1934D. VF-EF. [18] Est. 40-60

2277

Four $1 Hawaii Silver Certificates. Fine(2); VF(2).

[4] Est. 100-150

2278

Eight 1935A $1 North Africa Silver Certificates.

All Fine or so. [8] Est. 200-300

2279

Five 1934A $5 North Africa Silver Certificates. All Fine or so. [5] Est. 150-250

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY 2290

Fr.1322. 50 Cents. Fractional Currency. “18-63-T1” fiber paper. Uncirculated, but there is a short slit in the paper above the “Y” in “CURRENCY,” perhaps due to a piece of fiber that broke out of the paper.

Est. 80-120

2291

Higher Grade Fractional Assortment. 1) 10c. 2nd Issue Fr.1244. AU. 2) 10c. 1st Issue Fr.1242. AU. 3) 25c. 5th Issue. Fr.1309. AU, pinhole. 4) 50c. 1st Issue. Fr.1312. AU. [4] Est. 100-150

2292

Uncirculated Fractional Currency Trio. 1) 3c.

Fr.1226. 2) 10c. Fr. 1266. 3) 50c. Fr.1381. [2] Est. 100-150

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Circulated Fractional Currency Assortment. 1) Fr.1226. Fine. 2) Fr.1230. Fine. 3) Fr.1242. Fine. 4) Fr.1257 About Fine. 5) Fr.1381. VF. 6) Fr.1266. VF. 7) Fr.1309. VF-EF, small rust spots. [7] Est. 80-12

Very Attractive $500 Montgomery

CONFEDERATE PAPER MONEY Scarce $1,000 Montgomery

2295

2294

CSA. T-1. $1000. 1861. PF-1. No.428. A. Green.

John C. Calhoun, left, Andrew Jackson, right. VGFine details, with some skillful fold split repairs. All of the major design details are visible, but the paper is a bit limp, and the edges have been trimmed just up to the borders.

Just before hostilities broke out, CSA Secretary of the Treasury Memminger placed an order with the National Bank Note Company in New York City for the bank note plates that printed this bill. When the War Between the States commenced, Federal authorities visited the National Bank Note Company and seized the plates. From that moment on, the CSA Treasurer had to utilize the limited resources of the South in order to obtain plates, paper, and ink to fill the critical need for bank notes. The quality of notes issued later in the war varied; some issues were adequate, others not so adequate. None would match the quality achieved by National Bank Note in this first series of “Montgomery” notes.

Est. 10000-15000

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CSA. T-2. $500. 1861. Cr.2, PF-1. No.22. A. Green. “The Crossing” by Smillie. Appearance of Very Fine. Very attractive, with full margins and vivid green color. A careful examination of this note reveals two small restored punch holes, and some other minor repairs, but the overall look is quite appealing.

This example appeared in two previous numismatic auctions; Barney Bluestone 1935, and Federal Coin Exchange 1957. In both cases, the note was described as Fine, POC. The current example will fit well into any decent collection of CSA paper money. Bid accordingly.

Est. 15000-25000

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CSA. T-3. $100. 1861. Cr.2, PF-1. No.1332. A. Green. Train. Liberty. About Good details. The paper is aging and brittle. Most of the major design elements are present, but small pieces are missing from the borders.

Not known to Fricke or Hilton. Part of the second run of Montgomeries, these were printed along with $100 notes in sheets of two.

Est. 1500-2500

2298

CSA. T-5. $100. 1861. Cr.5, PF-1. No.3406. B. Green. Train facing left. VG impaired. Taped splits, edge pieces backed, etc. Still a decent representative of the “Richmond” issue.

Est. 300-500

2299

CSA. T-6. $50. 1861. Cr.6, PF-1. No.698. B. Green. Agriculture and Industry. Justice, left.VG impaired. Small repaired splits backed with tape or paper, and some light stains. Note that the long red “stain” near Justice is really a red thread partially on the surface of the note, as made.

Est. 300-500

$50 Montgomery With Excellent Eye Appeal

2297

Rare T-7 Variety

CSA. T-4. $50. 1861. Cr.4, PF-1. No.1211. A. Green. Slaves hoeing cotton. Very Fine, POC. Boldly printed with sharp black design elements and text, and vibrant green underprints. The placement of the punch cancels is not distracting, as if the cashier had an appreciation for the beauty of the note.The margins are narrow, but complete, and the edges seem to be completely original. Excellent eye appeal for this grade.

Est. 10000-15000

2300

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CSA. T-7. $100. 1861. Cr.7/9, PF-1. No.1804. B. Ceres & Proserpine. Fine details, Repaired fold junction holes, and edge splits.

Rare variety with no “FOR” in front of the Treasurer.

Est. 500-750

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CSA. T-8. $50. 1861. PF-2. No.35839. B. George Washington. VF-EF. Pleasing paper quality.Trimmed a bit close at bottom, but very attractive.

Est. 200-300

2302

CSA. T-9. $20. 1861. Cr.29B, PF-9. No.83679.

Ccc. Sailing ship. F-VF. Est. 100-150

2303

2304

2305

CSA. T-10. $10. 1861. PF-12. No.101396. A. Liberty and eagle, CSA flag on shield. Fine. Black spot after “CONFEDERATE.” There is an “s” after “of all.”

Est. 300-450

2306

CSA. T-13. $100. 1861. PF-6. No.23589. A. Slaves load wagon. Sailor, left. VF-EF. Margins nearly complete. “PAY / Mobile Savings Bank” stamped on back.

Est. 100-150

2307

CSA. T-14. $50. 1861. Cr.59, PF-1. No.31859. A. Moneta seated. F-VF. Some age toning present.

Est. 100-150

2308

CSA. T-15. $50. 1861. Cr.79, PF-1. No.2913. A. Red. Hudson River Valley railroad scene. Fine details, COC. The bottom half of the note is stained. Despite these problems, the beauty of this popular design shines through, and the note still retains a certain charm.

Est. 300-500

2309

CSA. T-16. $50. 1861. Cr.80, PF-1. No.17395. YA. Green. Jefferson Davis. Fine. light stains.

Est. 75-125

2310

CSA. T-16. $50. 1861. Cr.80. PF-1. No.27377. ZA. Fine. CC. Est. 50-75

2311

CSA. T-17. $20. 1861. Cr.99, PF-1. No.1492. A. Green. Three women. VG-F. Gutter fold error near the left side.

Est. 200-300

CSA. T-11. $5. 1861. Cr.44, PF-4. No.198113. Bb. Liberty and Eagle. Sailor, left. Fine details, Internal splits, backed. Lightly mounted.

Est. 200-300

CSA. T-12. $5. 1861. Cr.4, PF-1. No.2636. F. Blue back. Manouvrier. VG detail, COC, repairs. There is a dramatic gutter fold near the right end, splitting the upper right die counter into two pieces.

Est. 200-300

Colorful and Attractive T-19

2312

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CSA. T-19. $20. 1861. Cr.137. PF-1. No.12882. A. Orange. Navigation. Fine, CC. Quite colorful and attractive.

Est. 1000-1500

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CSA. 1861 $10 T-22 and $5 T-31 Pairing. Both Fine, COC. A well matched pair, with decent color and margins.

Est. 200-300

2314

CSA. T-23. $10. 1861. Cr153. PF-1. No.7247. A. Red. Cotton wagon. Fine, COC. The cancellation hole in the center of the note has been professionally restored, and at first glance, this appears to be complete.

Est. 250-350

2315

CSA. A Trio of Better 1861 $10 Notes. T-24, T25, T-26. All three are Fine, cut cancelled, with decent margins. The two examples with underprints are quite attractive. [3] Est. 200-300

2317

CSA. T-32. $5. 1861. Cr.249, PF-2. Illegible serial #. AA. Mechanic with hammer and anvil. VG-Fine.

Stains, and the underprint is faded and oxidized. The margins are almost complete.

Est. 300-500

2318

CSA. T-35. $5. 1861. Cr.271. PF-1. No.3901. Ab. Indian Princess. Fair, cut out cancelled. Stained, and there are pieces missing.

New to the Census T-27

A “filler� at best, but it is a genuine example of one of the most eagerly pursued and elusive CSA types.

Est. 1000-1500

2316

2319

CSA. T-39. $100. 1862. Cr.291. PF-9. No.18789.

Ab. Train. Milkmaid. EF. With full margins. Richmond stamp on back.

Est. 80-120

CSA. T-27. $10. 1861. Cr.221. PF-1. No.4264. Ab. Liberty, shield and eagle. VG-Fine details, CC. Small restored body hole, and a small piece of the upper left border, near the left corner, has been restored.

2320

CSA. T-39 & T-40 $100 1862 Pairing. 1) John Boston signature, and Savannah 1863 and 1864 interest paid stamps. VF-EF. 2) T. Sanford signature, and 1863 Jackson stamp. VF-EF [2] Est. 100-150

Printed on the same sheets as the Indian Princess notes, T-27 is the scarcest CSA type, with only fifty or so survivors known. The note described above is new to the census.

2321

CSA. T-40. $100. 1862. Cr.29, PF-1. No.541189.

Ag. Train. diffused steam. VF. Ink erosion split at top.

Jackson stamps.

Est. 60-90

2322

CSA. T-41. $100. 1862. Cr.319A, PF-11.

No.33310. Y. Slaves hoeing cotton. EF-AU. Two small pin holes, but the margins are full and paper quality is high.

Est. 80-120

2323

CSA. T-42, 43, 45 Trio. All Fine or so, with some stains, edge splits, pin holes, or other minor imperfections. [3] Est. 120-180

Uncancelled Fine T-27s bring upwards of $20,000.

This example will fit well into any average grade type set of CSA notes, and can perhaps be obtained at a more reasonable level.

Est. 5000-7500

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CSA. 1862 Higher Denominations Pairing.1) T49. VF. Margins nearly complete. 2) T-50. F-VF, with a few rust spots and small edge splits. [2] Est. 200-300

2325

CSA. 1862 Pink Paper Trio. 1) T-52. VF-EF, trimmed into the top. 2) T-53. Fine, small body hole.

3) T-54. F-VF. Numerous small pin holes.

Est. 60-90

2326

CSA. T-56. $100. 1863. Cr.403. PF-1. No.15683.

C. Lucy Pickens. Unc. COC, tiny pinhole.

Est. 100-150

2327

CSA. 1863 Lower Denomination Assortment. 1) T-58. F-VF, pinhole. 2) T-59. Fine details, edge splits.

3) T-60. VG. 4) T-61. Pinholes. 5) T-62. Fine, pinholes. 6) T-63. F-VF. [6] Est. 120-180

2328

CSA. T-60 $5 1862 Trio. PF-27. All three are VF, or better. [3] Est. 80-120

2329

CSA. Assortment of 1864 Notes. 1) T-65. F-VF. 2) T-64. Fine, Edge splits. 3) T-70. Fine. Pinholes. 4) T-71. About Fine, Pinholes. 5) T-72. VG. Pinholes.

[5] Est. 100-150

2330

CSA. 1864 Trio. 1) $20. T-67. F-VF. 2) $10. T-68.

EF-AU, small stain in the top margin. 3) $5. T-69. FVF detail, edge splits. [3] Est. 50-75

2331

CSA. Assorted 1864 CSA Notes.1) T-65. F-VF. Printer’s name (Levy) in back margin. 2) T-66. Fine, edge splits. 3) T-67. Unc. Light teller handling. 4) T68. Fine-VF. Trimmed into the top border. T-69. VFEF. [5 ] Est. 150-250

2332

CSA. Full Margin 1864 $20, $10 and $5. 1) T-67.

Unc. Light teller handling. 2) T-68. Choice Unc. Red front, deep blue back. 3) T-69. Unc. Light teller handling. Red front. All three examples have full margins.

[3] Est. 100-150

2333

Trio of 1864 CSA Notes.1) $20. Cr.67. AU. 2) $5.

Cr.69. AU with light stains. Trimmed close at the bottom. 3) $2. Cr.70. Fine details, tear at the top. [3] Est. 40-60

2334

CSA. Large Assortment of Condition Challenged CSA Notes. A great group of “starter” notes, including some elusive types that are prohibitively expensive in higher grade. All of these examples have condition problems (stains, tears, heavy cancellations, miscut, etc.) but they are still quite collectable.

Criswell types include T-18, T-20, T-21, T-28, T-29, T-30, T-33, T-34, T-36, T-37, T-38, T-44, T-46, T51, T-55, T-57, and T-64. [17] Est. 300-500

Northern Issues Obsolete Bank Notes: 2335

CT. Bank of New England at Goodspeed’s Landing Trio. All with denominations outlined in green. 1) $1. City of Hartford steamboat passes Goodspeed’s Landing. 2) $2. Similar. 3) $5. Woman in veil. All Unc. Unissued remainders. [3] Est. 75-125

2336

Maryland Obsolete Assortment. 1) Salisbury. Somerset & Worcester Savings Bank. $5. 1862. VG, POC. 2) Farmers & Merchants Bank. $1. 1862. Good, small body holes. 3-7) Treasurer of the State of Maryland. $20. 1867. Pension drafts. VF-EF. All with revenue stamps affixed to left end. [7] Est. 50-75

2337

MA. City of New Bedford. 25 Cents. Oct. 1, 1862.

Treasurer’s office. Payable at the Merchants Bank. Ornate left end panel. Receivable for taxes. Scarce! Fine.

Est. 50-75

2338

Massachusetts Obsolete Duo. 1) Taunton. Bristol County Bank. $1. 1861. (MA-1205 G10b) VF detail, repaired splits. 2) Roxbury. Mount Pleasant Apothecary Store. 20 Cents. 1863. Unc. remainder. [2] Est. 40-60

2339

Nebraska Territory Trio. Omaha City. City of Omaha. All 1857. 1) $1. ONE outlined in red-orange. Indians on horseback. Fine. 2) $3. Large 3 outlined in red-orange. Women flank shield. Indian, right. Fine. 3) $5. Large 5 outlined in red-orange.

Sailor with telescope. Stag, right. Fine. All three are trimmed close to the border frames. [3] Est. 75-125

2340

NJ. Egg Harbor Bank Trio. All 1861. 1) $1. Dog chases stag. Green ONE. Fine. 2) $2. Woman and cattle. Green 2. About Fine. 3) $5. Ceres in large V, left.

Green 5s. Red D overstamp. VF-EF, pinholes. [3] Est. 100-150

2341

NY. New York. United States Lombard Association. $1,000 six month promissory note. 1826. Ship, building. Washington, left. Fine, minor margin nibbles.

Est. 100-150

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RI. Tiverton Bank Assortment. 1) $1. Sept. 26, 1856. Red ONE. Boy, wagon. VG-F, ink notation on back. 2-3) $3. Red THREE. Woman, arrms, eagle.

Both Fine, but one is punch cancelled. 4) $5. Red FIVE. Women flank shield with anchor. Fine detail, but taped repairs are noticeable. [4] Est. 50-75

2346

A Large Assortment of Mostly Counterfeit New England Obsoletes. 1) MA. Fall River. Pocassett Bank. $2. 1859. (C4a) Good. 2) MA. Fall River Bank. $5. 1852. (C88) Fine, mounting remnants. 3) MA. Fall River. Massasoit Bank. $10. 1856. Ship builders.

(S5) Fine, gutter fold, small tear. 4) MA. Taunton Bank. $2. 1858. (A5) Fine. 5) MA. New Bedford.

Merchants Bank. $5. (C36c) Fine. 6) MA. Pawtucket Bank. $5. 1849. (A15) VG detail, pieces missing around the borders. 7) RI. Tiverton. Fall River Union Bank. $1.50. 1853. (G12). Fine. 8) RI. Warwick Bank. $3. 1855. Red. Cherubs play with silver dollars. VG detail, repaired split. [8] Est. 100-150

2347

Assortment of Mostly Northern Obsolete Bank Notes and Checks. 1) CT. Bristol. Manufacturers’ Exchange Company. $2. 1814. About Fine. 2) KY. Newport Lyceum. $1. 1837. Fine detail. Repairs. 3) MI. Farmers Bank of Genesee County. $20. 1838.

VG.4) MI. Bank of Washtenaw. $1. 1854. Fine details, aged. 5) MI. Bank of Manchester. $5. 1837.

Fine, silked. 6) NH. Picataqua Exchange Bank. $2.

VF, trimmed into the top. “Printed previous to 1850” overstamped. VF, pinholes. 7) NJ. Lambertville. New Hope Delaware Bridge Company. $3. Fair. 8) NJ. City of Newark. 25c. 1862. About Fine. 9) New York Loan Company. $10. 1838. AU detail, piece missing.

10) NY. Poughkeepsie. Mayor’s Office. 25 c. 1863.

VG. 11) OH. Frederick. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal. $5. 1841. About Fine. 12) PA. Northwestern Bank. $5. 1861. VG, POC. 13) PA. Towanda Bank. $20.

1835. About Fine. 14) RI. Tiverton Bank. $1. 1859.

About Fine. 15) Similar. $2. 1856. VG, POC. 16) NY. New York & East Tennessee Iron Company. $1.

1869. Fine detail, corner piece missing. 16-29) Wisconsin tax certificates, assorted checks and drafts, a $1 Famers Joint Stock Bank of Toronto $1 1849 About Good, and other miscellaneous fiscal paper. Must be seen. Sold as is. [29] Est. 100-150

PA. Philadelphia. Corn Exchange Bank. $1. 1862.

(G2a) Green 1s and die counters. General Winfield Scott. Ceres, left. Plenty, right. No.7510. Engraved signatures.Torrey, the Cashier, countersigns in ink near the upper right die counter. ABN. VF-EF, trimmed just into the border frame at left.

Haxby lists this note in proof only.

2343

2345

Est. 300-500

PA. Philadelphia. Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank. $1. 1862. Green outlined ONE. State arms. Girl, left.

Red printed serial number 1436. Engraved signatures.

Countersigned near the left side. ABN. VF-EF. Est. 100-150

Wonderful Pocasset Rhode Island Proof

2344

RI. Fall River. Pocasset Bank. $2. 1861. Proof on India paper. (Not in Haxby, but like MA-585 G6a) Green underprint. Cows. Indian princess, left. Children, right. American Bank Note Company. Unc. The lower right corner tip is crumpled, but present. There are stamp mounting hinge remnants on the back.

Note the words “RHODE” and “ISLAND” on the small green counters to the left and right of the central vignette. Fall River’s politicians created a geographically challenging situation for the Pocassett Bank’s Board of Directors. The northern sections of Fall River became part of Massachusetts in 1861, while the southern section chose to stay with Rhode Island. This note has been off the market since 1971.

From of the John Kosior Collection.

Est. 2000-3000

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2355

Large Assortment of State of North Carolina Notes. 1) $2. 1861. (Cr.1) EF-AU. 2) $2. 1861.

(Cr.5) VG-F detail, corner piece missing. 3-6) $2.

1861. (Cr.21) VG, pinholes; F-VF(3). 7) $1. 1861.

(Cr.27) Fine. 8) $1. Oct. 11, 1861. (Cr.32a) VF, pinhole. 9) $1. Oct. 12, 1861. (Cr.32b) VF. 10) $1. Oct. 13, 1861. (Cr.32c) Fine, small hole. 11) $5. Feb. 1862. (Cr.85) Fine detail, rust and repairs. 12) $1.

Jan. 1, 1863. (Cr.132) Unissued remainder. AU, pinholes. 13-14) 75 Cents. 1863. (Cr.134) Unc. One with pinholes. [14] Est. 120-180

2356

Corporation of Alexandria Scrip Notes. 1) 25c.

June 21, 1861. Double end panels. Fine; Similar. 50c.

June 21, 1861. Fine. 3) 50c. Woman seated, left. Unc. remainder with a repaired corner tear. 4) $5. Nov. 1, 1859. Red FIVE. Boy, oxen. About Fine. [4] Est. 80-120

2357

Virginia County Note Assortment. 1) Amherst. 75 Cents. Aug. 1862. About Fine. 2) Augusta. $1. May 1862. F-VF. 3) Bedford. 50 Cents. July 1862. VG detail, repairs. 4) Brunswick. $1. Mar. 1862. AU, thin spot. 5) Mecklenburg. 50 Cents. Mar. 1862. VF, pinholes. 6-9) Montgomery. 15c, 25c, 50c, $1. Aug. 1862. All with VG-Fine detail, and splits. 10) Scott.

50 Cents. Aug. 1862. VF, pinhole. 11-31) Shendoah.

The following denominations are represented: 10, 15, 20(2), 25(5), 40, 50(3), 75 cents(7), and $1. Perhaps ten pieces are AU or better, but five or six are only Fair to Good. Must be seen. Sold as is. [31] Est. 200-300

2358

A Large Group of Virginia Municipal Scrip Notes.

1) Corporation of Charlottesville. 25c. Jan. 21, 1861.

VG-F. 2-4) Corporation of Danville. 25c. Date not legible. About Good. 75c. July 1861. VG-F(2). 5-10) Corporation of Fredericksburg. 25c. Sept. 13, 1861.

EF remainder, pinholes. 25c. Oct. 2, 1861. Fine. 50c.

Sept. 18, 1861. Fine, light soil on back. $1. May 1861. Fine. $2. Nov. 1861Fine(2). 11) Town of Leesburg. $1. July 13, 1861. About Fine, edge splits. 1219) City of Lynchburg. All May1, 1862. 10c. VG; 15c. Fine detail, stains; 25c. Good; 30c. About Fine; 50c.VG; 60c. VG, repaired split; 75c; VG; 90c. Fine.

[19] Est. 200-300

2359

City of Norfolk, Virginia, Duo. $1. June 1, 1861.

Green Two women with urn. Fine details, some repairs to fold splits and small body holes; $2. Red. Eagle and shield. About Fine. Scarce. [2] Est. 60-90

2360

City of Petersburg and City of Portsmouth Scrip Notes. 1-5) Petersburg. 15c. May 1862. Fine; 25c.

April 1861. About Fine, pinholes; 50c. Fine; $1.(2) Fine, VF; 6-8) Portsmouth. 10c. Oct. 1862. About Fine, stains. 25c. Fine, age toned; 50c. About Fine.

[8] Est. 80-120

Southern Issues 2348

2349

Assortment of Mostly Southern Obsolete Bank Notes. Georgia - 1) Bank of Augusta. $20 1850. Fine CC; 2) Bank of Augusta. $10. 1849. VG, POC. 3) Augusta Insurance & Banking. $1. 1860. Good, small hole. 4) Mechanics Bank. $2. 1858. VG. 5) Merchant & Planters Bank. $10. 1856. VG. 6) Union Bank. $5.

1852. About Fine, pinholes. 7) Virginia Treasury Note. $1. 1862. VG. 8) LA. New Orleans. $20. Canal Bank. EF. 9) Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. $100. VFEF. 10-14) City of Charleston Pay Warrants. 193233. POC or cut out cancelled. 15) South Western Rail Road Bank sight draft. Unissued, small piece missing.

[15] Est. 100-150 Assortment of Southern State Notes. Alabama - 1) 5c. Cr. 11 VG. 2) 10c. Cr.9 Fine. 3) 25c. Cr.7 VF. 45) 50c Cr.4 both EF. Georgia - 6) 25c. Cr. 15 VF, pinholes. Virginia - 7) $1. Cr.17. VG detail, pinholes.

[7] Est. 80-120

2350

LA. New Orleans. Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. $10. (G26a) Red. Steamer Adriatic. DIX on back.

Choice Uncirculated remainder note. Always popular.

Est. 500-750

2351

State of North Carolina. $1. Sept. 1, 1862. Cr.88a.

No printer’s imprint. Scarce. F-VF. Est. 80-120

2352

State of North Carolina $1 Sept. 1, 1862 Cr.88 Grouping. All with traces of the printer’s imprint.

VF-EF(5); AU(3). [8] Est. 100-150

2353

State of North Carolina. $1. Sept. 1, 1862. Cr.89.

Large serial letter B. EF. Est. 30-50

2354

State of North Carolina 50 Cents. Jan. 1, 1864 Cr.149 Grouping. Red. Ship. VF-EF(2); Unc.(10).

[12] Est. 150-250

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2361

Large Lot of Portsmouth, Richmond, Staunton, and Warrenton Municipal Notes. 1-2) City of Portsmouth. $1 May 21, 1861. Blue. Arms in circle.

Fine, edge splits; Similar, on back of other notes. Oct. 7, 1861. Black. Fine. 3-15) Richmond. City. 10c FVF; 25c Fine; 30c About Fine; 50c VG; 60c Fine, on back of others; 75c VF-EF(2); Corporation. 50c. Red. VG(2); $1. Green. VG-F(2); $2. VG-F(2); 16-17) Town of Staunton. 25c, $1. Both Poor; 18) Corporation of Warrenton. 50c Poor. [18] Est. 150-250

2362

Colorful Winchester Scrip Note Assortment. 1) 5 Cents. Oct. 1861. Farm implements. Angel, left. Mispelled “VIRGINLA.” Upham counterfeit. Fine, small rust spot. 2) 10 Cents. July 1861. Green. Farm implements. Rifleman, left. Fine. 3) 12 1/2 Cents. Nov. 1861. Eagle. Woman and column, left. VF-EF. 4) 25 Cents. July 1861. Blue. Dog and chest. About Fine, repaired split. 5) Similar. Fine. 6) 10 Cents. Oct. 1861. Eagle. VG detail, splits. 7) 15 Cents. June 1861. Red. Virginia shield in circle. Woman, left. FVF. 8) 15 Cents. Oct. 1861. Beehive. VG, internal splits and minor repair. 9) 20 Cents. Noc. 1861.

Shield in circle. Woman and column, left. VG detail, repaired split. 10) 50 Cents. July 1861. Brown. Beehive. Slaves, left. F-VF. [10] Est. 100-150

2363

Corporation of Winchester Grouping. 25 Cents.

June 1861. Eagle and shield. Fine, pinholes. 2) 50 Cents. May 1861. Eagle in circle flanked by Mercury and Hope. VG. 3) $1. March 1861. Indian, left.

About Fine, stains. 4) $1. July 1861. Train in oval.

Indian, left. Fine detail, split, left. 5) $5. Jan. 1862.

Men, cattle. Engraved by Danforth-Wright. VF detail, age toning. [5] Est. 150-250

2364

OBSOLETE BANK NOTE SHEETS 2365

CT. East Haddam. Bank of New England at Goodspeed’s Landing. Uncut Sheets. 1) $1-1-25. Green. The City of Hartford steams past the landing on the first three notes. Ship building on the last.

Unc., with one light bend in the bottom margin. 2) $3-5-10-20. Similar, but no green overprints. Age toned, rough right edge, and some folds in the lower left margin.

Est. 150-250

2366

MA. Nantucket. Phoenix Bank. Uncut Sheet. $1-12-3. (MA-870 G10, G16, G16, G20). Numerous wet paper wrinkles, as made. Age toned throughout, otherwise Uncirculated.

Est. 300-500

Virginia Obsolete Note Assortment Including Several Scarce, But Condition Challenged Examples.1) Fairfax Court House. Joshua Gunnell. Sheriff.

10 Cents. Sept. 1861. VG. 2) Manassas Gap Rail Road Company. $1. July 1, 1861. About Good, stains. 3) Waynesboro. John E. Smith. 50 Cents. Sept.

1861. Hobo, right. Good, mounting remnants. 4) Tappahonnock. Rappahannock Bank. $5. Fine details, restored (from the backs of three Richmond 60 Cent notes. 5) Richmond. James River & Kanawha Company. $5. Unc. Unissued. Age toning. Also included are the following Virginia Treasury Notes: 6-7) $1 July 21, and Oct. 21, 1862. Both VF-EF. 8) $5.

1862. VF, pencil grafiti on back. 9) $10 1862. VFEF. [9] Est. 150-250

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2369

2367

2368

NJ. Bordentown. Bordentown Banking. Uncut Proof sheet on card. $10, 10, 50, 100. (G8a, G8a, G10a, G12a) The pledge around the state arms states “SECURED BY PLEDGE OF PUBLIC STOCKS IN THE STATE TREASURY.” Indian and pioneer women flank oval seal on the $10 notes. Moneta reclines by a strong box on the $50. Ceres and Fortuna appear around the shield of the $100 note. Fewer and fewer uncut proof sheets from the archives of American Bank Note Company remain; most have been cut up into single notes. Don’t miss this important opportunity. Almost Uncirculated. There are waterstains in the upper left corner where a piece has broken off and been re-attached. EX Lot 5506, Smythe Memphis auction, June 2005.

Est. 750-1250

“The American Paper Money Collection.” 1995.

Published by the American Bank Note Company.

Green simulated leather binder with thirty-six different obsolete bank notes from thrity-six different states.

Each obsolete note is meticulously printed from the original plates on heavy paper, and lightly mounted on deluxe “Premier Edition” binder pages. Some of the highlights are a $2 Santa Claus note from the White Mountain Bank, Lancster, NH; a spectacular $500 Union Bank, Augusta, GA; a polar bear note from the Union Bank of Nashville, Tennessee; and a Miners Bank of Savings gold dust note from San Francisco, CA. A most compelling collection, and worthy of a premium bid.

Est. 600-900

DEPRESSION SCRIP 2370

Delaware & Maryland Depression Scrip Specimen Trio. 1) Wilmington, Delaware Clearing House Association. $1. Mar. 8, 1933. 2-3) W. D. Byron & Sons, Inc. 25c brown; $1 blue. All are Uncirculated, POC. [3] Est. 80-120

2371

New Jersey Depression Scrip Specimens Grouping. 1) City of Atlantic City. $10. Blue. 2) Kents Restaurant & Baking Co. of Atlantic City. $5 purple.

3) City of Camden. $10 orange. 4-6) County of Cape May. $1, $5, $10. Olive, blue, orange. 7-8) County of Hudson. $10 brown, $25 blue. 9-11) City of North Wildwood. $1, $5, $10. Orange, green, brown. 1214) City of Ocean City. $1, $5, $10. Green, red, brown. 15) City of Paterson. $25 black, orange back.

All Uncirculated, minor teller handling. [15] Est. 150-250

2372

Pennsylvania Depression Scrip Specimen Grouping. 1-5) Bethlehem Clearing House Certificates. $1, $5, $10 (First House of Bethlehem) green, orange, brown. $1, $5. Green and orange. 6-8) Lehigh Navigation Coal Company. No denomination, $5, $10.

Brown, green, orange. 9) Philadelphia Clearing House. $5. Blue. [9] Est. 80-120

RI. Warwick. Warwick Bank. Uncut Sheet. $5-5-1020. (RI-545 G62a, G62a, G74a, G84a) AU. Lightly toned, with some wet paper wrinkles, as made, and a bend through the bottom note.

Est. 250-350

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2373

Lehigh Navigation Coal Company Depression Scrip Specimen Trio. Brown. A0000. No denomination; $5. Green. V0000; Orange. $10. X0000. All Unc. Punch cancelled SPECIMENS. [3] Est. 30-50

2376

New Jersey. March 25, 1776. Eighteen Pence. Red royal arms.VF Some soiling on the back. Full margins.

Est. 50-75

2377

Virginia. Oct. 16, 1780. $100. VF details. Some age toning, and a few small internal splits, but the signatures are bold, and the overall presentation is decent.

Est. 60-90

2378

State of Connecticut. Pay-Table Office. 1782. 7 Pounds 14 Shillings. Countersigned by Huntington (Revolutionary War General). VF-EF. Est. 50-75

CONTINENTAL & COLONIAL CURRENCY 2374

Continental Currency. July 22, 1776. $4. Boar and spear. F-VF details. Small piece out of the margin, and a small dark spot on the back.

Est. 75-125

2375

Continental Currency. Feb. 1, 1776. $8. Harp. FVF details. Minor stains near the top border. Full margins all around.

Est. 50-75

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Sharply Struck 1811 Large Cent

COLONIAL & CONTINENTAL COINS 2379

Connecticut and New Jersey Colonial Pairing. 1) CT. 1787 m.33.19-Z.1.Fair-AG. 2) NJ. 1787. Maris 6-D. Fine detail, but the surfaces are dark and corroded.

Est. 40-60

HALF CENTS 2380

Half Cent Pair. 1828 13 Stars. G-VG, lightly cleaned; 1835. VG, with rough surfaces, and rim bruises. [2] Est. 30-50

2381

Half Cent Duo. 1828 13 Stars. EF details, lightly cleaned or dipped many years ago; 1851. AU, spotty red. Perhaps cleaned. [2] Est. 100-150

2382

Half Cents and Large Cents. 1) 1832 Half Cent VFEF. 2-4) 1834, 1848, 1848 Large Cents G-VG. [4] Est. 100-150

2383

1833 Half Cent. Red and Brown AU.Est. 120-180

2384

1835 Half Cent. Brown Uncirculated. Graced with beautiful iridescent blue toning throughout. There is a small dig in the field above the “N” in “CENT.” Est. 150-250

2385

1853 Braided Hair Half Cent Duo. EF; AU. [2] Est. 75-125

2386

Braided Hair Half Cent Pairing. 1853 EF detail, somewhat discolored; 1854 AU detail, with prooflike “railroad” rims. Cleaned. [2] Est. 75-125

2387

1855 Braided Hair Half Cent. Red and brown Unc. Est. 100-150

2389

1811 Large Cent. Normal Date. Brown Uncirculated. Sharply struck for this issue. According to Breen, “Bolton’s planchets for this period.....were not up to the quality of some earlier shipments; 1808-9, 1811, 1813 are often dark and porous even in high grades.”

Est. 1000-1500

2390

1817 Large Cent. 13 Stars, Wide Date. Brown Uncirculated. Graced with light iridescent blue and pink toning throughout, though a few darker streaks are also present.

Est. 300-500

2391

1819/8 Large Cent. Brown Choice AU. Est. 200-300

2392

1827 Large Cent. EF-AU. On a blemish-free olive brown planchet.

Est. 100-150

2393

1837 Type of 1838. Brown Uncirculated. Beaded hair cord, small letters.

Est. 120-180

LARGE CENTS 2388

1802. Draped Bust Large Cent. S-242. VF detail, but there are rim nicks and pits in the surface.

Est. 60-90

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US Copper Assortment. 1) Draped Bust Large Cent Fair. 2) 1837 Hard Times Token “Millions for Defense.” Fine detail, nick. 3) 1848 Large Cent VF. 4) 1851 Large Cent. VF, small rim nicks. [4] Est. 60-90

2408

1865 Indian Cent. Uncirculated. Pale red.

Est. 60-90

2409

1872 Indian Cent. AU. Light brown.

Est. 300-500

2395

1838 Large Cent. Brown Uncirculated.

Est. 150-250

2396

1842 Large Cent. EF-AU. Large date, small letters.

On a pleasing chocolate brown plantchet.

Est. 80-120

2397

Braided Hair Large Cent Assortment. 1845 AU; 1850 Closed 5 AU; 1852 AU; 1855 EF-AU. [4] Est. 120-180

2398

Braided Hair Large Cent Trio. 1848 EF; 1848 AU. Pale red, perhaps lightly cleaned or dipped; 1850 Closed 5 AU; 1857 Large Date EF. [3] Est. 120-180

2399

1851 Large Cent. Red and brown Uncirculated.

Est. 100-150

2400

1854 Large Cent. AU. Mostly red.

2410

1873 Open 3 Indian Cent. Red Uncirculated.

Est. 150-250

2411

1909 Indian Cent. Gem Uncirculated. Fully brilliant red.

Est. 100-150

2412

Flying Eagle & Copper Nickel Cent Assortment.

Flying Eagle Cents mostly Good or better(12); 1859 CN VG, Fine; 1864 CN Fine. [15] Est. 200-300

2413

Flying Eagle & Indian Cent Grouping. 1857 AG; 1858 LL Good; 1858 SM; VG detail, spots; 1859 Fine; 1860 Good, dark; 1863 VG detail, bruises; 1867 AG; 1868 Fine; 1871 AG; 1873 Good detail, rim nicks, dark; 1874 VG cleaned lightly; 1876 VF detail, cleaned; 1892 brown AU; 1899 EF; 1902 VFEF; 1905 brown AU; 1907 VF-EF; 1908 AU, lightly cleaned; 1909 About Fine. [19] Est. 200-300

2414

Beginner’s Set of Indian Cents. 1857 VG; 1859 Good, corroded; 1862 Good; 1863 VG; 1864 BR Fine; 1865 Good; 1866 AG; 1867 AG; 1871 Good; 1872 Good; 1873 Nearly fine; 1874 VG, but dark; 1875 Good with obverse scratches; 1878 Good; 1879 Good; 1880 Good; 1881 Good; 1882, 83, 85, 86, 87 through 1908 and the 1909 are Good or better. [44] Est. 200-300

2415

Indian Cents in Blue Whitman Album. 1884 AU; 1887 AU; 1888 Brown Unc; 1889 Unc; 1890 VF; 1891 EF; 1892 AU, red; 1893 AU; 1895 AU; 1896 AU; 1898 AU detail, cleaned; 1899 Unc; 1900 AU; 1901 EF; 1903 AU: 1904 AU, dark toning; 1905 AU; 1906 EF, toned; 1907 AU; 1908 AU. [20] Est. 200-300

Est. 100-150

FLYING EAGLE & INDIAN CENTS 2401

1857 Flying Eagle. Unc. Details. Lightly toned.

Perhaps cleaned.

Est. 100-150

2402

1857 Flying Eagle. AU.

2403

Flying Eagle Duo. 1857 Good; 1858 Large letters EF. [2] Est. 60-90

2404

1858 Flying Eagle Varieties. Large letters; Small letters. Both AU or so. [2] Est. 200-300

Est. 100-150

2405

1859 Copper Nickel Cent. Choice AU, with light golden pink toning.

Est. 100-150

2406

Copper Nickel Cent Pairing. 1862, 1864. Both EF. [2] Est. 60-90

2407

1863 Copper Nickel Cent. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Small spot on the reverse over “C.” Est. 60-90

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Indian Cent Assortment. 1863 AG; 1864 Bronze AG; 1867 VG; 1874(2) AG, Good details, cleaned; 1875 AG; 1876 AG; 1879(2) AG, Good; 1880 Good; 1881 VG; 1883 Good; 1884(2) Fine, VF; 1886 VG; 1888 Fine; 1889 AG; 1893 VF; 1900 EF; 1906 EF; 1907 EF; 1908 EF; 1909(7) AG(3), FVF(2); VF-EF; EF-AU; Mixed Dates 1892-1908 Fine or Better(14). [43] Est. 150-250

2417

Indian Cent Assortment. Mostly 1900s. Average Good(42); Mostly 1900s, but several in the 1890s as well. Fine or Better with some VF and EF examples(53). [95] Est. 80-120

2418

Grouping of US Coin Sets in Albums, and Proof Sets. 1) Indian Cent Album. 1858 FE AG. 18811889 Good, cleaned. Eighteen other dates 19001909 AG-Good, some cleaned. 28 pieces total. 2) Indian Cents. 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1873, 1879 and assorted dates 1880-1909, AG-Good, some cleaned or dark. 32 pieces total. 3) Buffalo Nickel Album. 1913 T1 AU; 1913-D T1 VF, 1918 F, 1938-D BU and twenty-five others, average Fine. 4) Liberty Nickels. 1883 NC and thirteen other dates, AG-Good, some dark. 5) Jefferson Nickels. Partial set missing 1938-S, 1939-D, 1942-P, and several others. 42 pieces. 6) Roosevelt Dime Album. Complete 1946-1964, circulated. 7) Washington Quarter Album. Complete 1932-1958. 1932-D AG, 1932-S F-VF. 8) 1955 & 1956 Proof Sets in a Mehgrig holder. The cents and nickels are nice, the other coins toned.

Est. 750-1250

2423

1869 Two Cent Piece. AU. Perhaps dipped or lightly cleaned.

Est. 40-60

2424

Nickel Three-Cent Piece Assortment. 1866 Fine; 1869 VF; 1869 Uncirculated; 1881 Fine. [4] Est. 75-125

NICKELS

2425

1882 Shield Nickel. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Blazing white satiny luster in abundance.

Est. 300-500

2426

1883 Shield Nickel. Brilliant Uncirculated. Satiny white luster surfaces with some light cloudy toning on the reverse.

Est. 100-150

2427

Liberty Nickel Assortment. 1883 NC EF-AU(4); 1888 Fine; 1889 Good, minor rust. [6] Est. 75-125

2428

Liberty Nickel Assortment. 1883 No Cents. Brilliant Uncirculated(3); 1895 AU; 1911 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. [3] Est. 120-180

LINCOLN CENTS 2419

Lincoln Cents and Jefferson Nickels in Albums. 1) Lincoln Cents 1941-1964 complete. Uncirculated.

Most are red, some toned. 2) Similar. Circulated.

Missing 1942-S, 1949-S, 1952-S, but there are several dates in the 1970s included. 3) Jefferson Nickels 1938-1964. Complete. All Uncirculated. Also included are eight assorted US and Canadian copper coins. Must be seen. Sold as is.

Est. 200-300

2420

1914 Lincoln Cent. Matte Proof. Some toning present.

Est. 300-500

2421

1864 Two Cent Pieces. Good; VG; Fine. [3] Est. 30-50

Extraordinary Matte Proof Buffalo Nickel 2429

Large Group of Liberty Nickels. Approximately four hundred pieces date from 1900-1912, and are average circulated for the most part (mostly Good, some VG, and a few culls). The others are pre-1900, but are mostly About Good. A nice mix of dates.

Est. 300-500

2430

1912-S Liberty Nickel. VG detail, slightly porous and stained surfaces.

Est. 75-125

2431

1914 Buffalo Nickel. Matte Proof. A superb example, with extraordinary sharpness of detail never seen in business strikes. Buffalo Nickel proofs were made for only four years, and they are always in demand.

Est. 2000-3000

TWO & THREE CENT PIECES 2422

Two Cent Piece Duo. 1864; 1865. Both red and brown Uncirculated. [2] Est. 120-180

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2432

2433

2434

Partial Set of Uncirculated Buffalo Nickels. 1913 T1; 1913-D T1; 1913-S T1; 1913 T2 lightly toned; 1914 lightly toned; 1914-S lightly toned; 1915 lightly toned; 1916; 1919 lightly toned; 1923; 1926; 1927; 1928-D; 1929-S(2); 1930-S; 1935 PDS; 1936 PDS; 1937 PDS; 1938-D. All BU to Gem BU. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [27] Est. 1500-2500 Large Assortment of Buffalo Nickels 1931-1938.

Over 80% have full dates. Perhaps 70% are from the 1930s; the remainder are 1920s, with some dates in the teens. Average conditions is G-VG. Must be seen.

Sold as is, no returns. [682] Est. 300-500

2440

A Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Set of Mercury Dimes. 1934-1945. All inclusive except for the overdates. Many examples with full split bands are present. All of the coins have exceptional luster, and several are beautifully toned. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [35] Est. 500-750

2441

A Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Set of Roosevelt Dimes. 1946-1964. All dates and Mints are represented. All of the coins were hand picked for their exceptional satiny bright original surfaces. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [48] Est. 100-150

Buffalo Nickel Assortment and Others. 1913-D T1 AG, dark; 1914 VG-F; 1914-S Fair; 1915-D Good; 1916-D Good; 1916-S Good; 1919 EF or so; 1919D G-VG; 1920-D G-VG; 1925-S About Fine, dark; 1926-D G-VG; 1936 AU; 1868 Shield Nickel VG detail, dark; 1876 Shield Nickel AG. [14] Est. 75-125

TWENTY CENT PIECES

HALF DIMES 2435

1829 Bust Half Dime. AU, with attractive toning.

Est. 150-250

2436

Seated Liberty Half Dime Assortment. 1848 Large Date AG; 1853 AR VF; 1855 AR EF details, scratch; 1857 Fine; 1871 EF toned. [5] Est. 100-150

2442

1875-CC Twenty Cent Piece. F-VF. Est. 300-500

2443

1875-S Twenty Cent Pieces. Both VG-Fine. [2] Est. 150-250

DIMES 2437

1830 Draped Bust Dime. AU detail, perhaps very lightly cleaned long ago.

Est. 150-250

2438

Seated Liberty Dime Assortment. 1842-O Good; 1845 Good, scratch; 1853 Arrows(2) AG, VG; 1854 Arrows VF-EF; 1856 VG-Fine(2); 1857 F-VF(2); 1858 Good; 1861 VF; 1882 Good; 1885 VF-EF. [13] Est. 150-250

2439

Large Assortment of Barber Dimes. Mostly GoodVG, though there are a few in lower grades, and several in VG, Fine, and one or two even better. Many with mint marks. Must be seen. Sold as is. No returns.

[349] Est. 600-900

QUARTERS 2444

1818 Bust Quarter. VG.

2445

1853 Arrows & Rays Quarter. AU details, lightly cleaned or dipped.

Est. 200-300

2446

Seated Liberty Quarter Duo. 1857 Fine or so, 1858 VF-EF. [2] Est. 50-75

2447

1861 Liberty Seated Quarter. EF-AU Est. 60-75

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2448

1896-S Barber Quarter. G-VG. Full rims both sides.

There is a well-healed pinscratch in front of Liberty’s chin, mentioned merely for the sake of accuracy.

Est. 500-900

2449

1905 Barber Quarter AU. Lightly toned.

Est. 80-120

Spectacular Proof

2455

Key Date Washington Quarter and Others. 1932S EF; 1941 EF; 1941-S AU; 1925 Stone Mountain Commemorative Unc. [4] Est. 150-250

2456

A Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Set of Washington Quarters. 1941-1964. All dates and Mints are represented, and a 1976-S is also included.

All of the coins were hand picked for their exceptional satiny bright surfaces. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [62] Est. 500-750

HALF DOLLARS 2450

1914 Barber Quarter. Choice Proof. A spectacular hairline-free example, with lovely light iridescent toning.

Est. 2500-3500

2451

Large Assortment of Mostly Barber Quarters.

1892 AG; 1892-O Good; 1894 Good: 1898 G-VG; 1899 Good(4); 1900 Good; 1900-O Fine; 1903-O AG(2); 1904 Good; 1906-D Good; 1907 Good(3); 1907-D Good; 1907-O Good; 1907-S Good; 1908D Good(2); 1909 Good(2); 1909-D Good; 1910 Good(5); 1911 VG; 1912 Good; 1913 Good; 1913D AG-Good(2); 1914 G-VG(4), Fine(2); 1914-D AG-Good(2): 1915 Good(6); 1915-D Good(2); 1916 Good(2); 1916-D AG-Good(3); Additional assorted Barber Quarters Fair-AG(23); Dateless Standing Liberty Quarters(2). [81] Est. 800-1200

2452

Large Barber Quarter Grouping. Wide assortment of dates and mint marks. Mostly Good or better, with some lower grades, and several VG or better examples included. Must be seen. Sold as is. [201] Est. 1000-1500

2453

1924 Standing Liberty Quarter. Brilliant Uncirculated. Almost full head. Some darker toning spots are present.

Est. 60-90

2454

Large Assortment of Circulated Standing Liberty Quarters. Mostly Good-Very Good. A nice mix of dates in the 1920s and 1930s including several with mint marks. Must be seen. Sold as is. [212] Est. 800-1200

2457

Early Half Dollar Trio. 1832 Bust Half Good; 1895 Barber Quarter Good; 1877-S Seated Liberty Half Dollar About Good. [3] Est. 80-120

2458

1839 Bust Half Dollar. EF. There are some minor rim bruises and a trace of PVC residue. Some original mint luster is still present.

Est. 150-250

2459

1853 Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar.

AU. Toned in shades of dark brown and charcoal.

Est. 150-250

2460

Seated Liberty Quarter Assortment. 1853 Arrows & Rays VF-EF(2), one is lightly cleaned and is now toned a bit; 1854 Arrrows. VF-EF(3). [5] Est. 100-150

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Barber Halves, Mostly. 1898 Good; 1899-O Good; 1901 Good; 1901-O Good; 1902-O Good; 1903 AG; 1904 AG(2), Good; 1906 VG; 1906-D Good; 1906-O Good; 1906-S VG; 1907 G-VG; 1907-D AG, VG edge bruise; 1907-O AG; 1908-D G-VG; 1908-O Good(2); 1909 Good; 1910 Good; 1910-S Good detail, scratches; 1912 G-VG; 1912 Good, scratches; 1912-D G-VG(3); 1912-S Good; Barber Half with no date; Walking Liberty Halves - 1941 Fine; 1943 VF; Franklin Halves - 1951 Choice AU; 1957-D VF. [34] Est. 300-500

2462

Circulated Set of Walking Liberty Half Dollars.

1916-1940. All dates and Mints are represented.

Most examples are G-VG, but the 1919 PD & S are barely Good, the 1921-D has patchy toning, and the 1921-S is About Good. Dates after1934 average VGFine. [45] Est. 600-900

Nice Set of Uncirculated Walking Liberty Half Dollars 2464

A Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Set of Franklin Half Dollars. 1948-1963. All dates and Mints are represented. All with satiny white surfaces.

Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [35] Est. 750-1250

SILVER DOLLARS GEM 1878-CC Morgan

2463

A Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Set of Walking Liberty Half Dollars. 1941-1947. All dates and Mints are represented. All of the coins have exceptional satiny bright luster. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [20] Est. 1500-2500

2465

1878-CC Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS65. With frosty central devices and superior luster and strike.

Also included is a 1986 One Ounce Proof Silver Eagle. [2] Est. 1000-1500

2466

Date Run of San Francisco Mint Morgan Dollars.

1878-S; 1879-S; 1880-S; 1881-S; 1882-S. All with highly reflective surfaces, and the 1879-S and 1880-S have frosty central devices. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [5] Est. 200-300

2467

Pair of Gem S-Mint Morgan Dollars. 1880-S. PCGS MS65; 1881-S PCGS MS65, lightly toned.

Both conservatively graded in old green label holders.

Est. 250-350

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2468

1881-CC Morgan Dollar. PCGS 65. Lightly frosted satiny white surfaces throughout. In an older green label holder.

Est. 500-750

2469

Date Run of New Orleans Mint Morgan Dollars.

1881-O; 1882-O; 1883-O; 1884-O; 1885-O. All bright and frosty. Nicely mounted in a custom Capital holder. [5] Est. 200-300

2470

1881-S Morgan Dollar Roll. Brilliant Uncirculated. All flashy white. Some with prooflike surfaces.

Est. 600-900

2471

1881-S Morgan Dollar Roll. Brilliant Uncirculated. All flashy white. Some with prooflike surfaces.

Est. 600-900

2472

2473

1882-CC Morgan Dollar Grouping. All are Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. One with beautiful rainbow toning on the reverse. [5] Est. 750-1250

2474

Carson City Dollar Pair. 1883-CC PCGS MS65; 1884-CC PCGS MS65. Both in older green label holders. Conservatively graded.

Est. 300-500

2475

1883 Carson City Dollar Grouping. All are Choice Brilliant Uncirculated, and some have prooflike surfaces. [5] Est. 750-1250

1881-S Morgan Dollar Roll. Brilliant Uncirculated. All flashy white. Some with prooflike surfaces.

Est. 600-900

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2476

1884-CC Morgan Dollar Grouping. All are Choice Brilliant Uncirculated or better. [5] Est. 750-1250

2477

1885-CC Morgan Dollar. PCGS 65. Lightly frosted satiny white surfaces throughout. In an older green label holder.

Est. 500-750

2478

1885-CC. Morgan Dollar. Choice BU. Frosty white. In the GSA holder and box.

Est. 150-250

2479

1903-O Morgan Dollar. PCGS 65. Frosty white surfaces throughout. In an older green label holder.

Est. 400-600

2480

Morgan Dollar 5-Piece “Mint” Set. One coin from each of the mints that issued Morgan Dollars. 1896O EF; 1890-CC About Fine; 1883 AU; 1921-S VF; 1921-D EF. [5] Est. 120-180

2481

An Additional Morgan Dollar 5-Piece “Mint” Set. One coin from each of the mints that issued Morgan Dollars. 1899-O AU; 1878-CC VF; 1898 AU; 1921S EF; 1921-D EF. [5] Est. 150-250

2482

Morgan & Peace Dollar Group. 1881 Fine, scratches and edge nicks; 1888-O VG; 1921 Morgans AU(3); 1924 Peace VF, dark. [6] Est. 80-120

2483

Miscellaneous US Coin Assortment. 1943 Steel Cent Unc; 1881 Nickel Three Cent AU, cleaned; 1838 Half Dime Good; 1845 Half Dime Fine; Half Dimes - 1873 Arrows F / VG; 1875 AG; 1883 Fine; 1885 VF(2); 1887 Fine; 1907-O Barber Dime Good; 1939 Mercury Dime Unc; 1875-S Twenty Cent Piece Good, scratches. [13] Est. 100-150

2484

Twentieth Century Type Coins. All mounted in a custom plastic holder. 1900 Indian Cent AU; 1957D Lincoln Cent AU; 1943 Lincoln Cent AU; 1965 Lincoln Cent AU; 1899 Liberty Nickel EF; 1938-D Buffalo Fine; 1939 Jefferson Nickel AU; 1945-S Jefferson EF; 1897 Barber Dime AU; 1942 Mercury Dime AU; 1962 Roosevelt Dime BU; 1965 Roosevelt Dime BU; 1895-O Barber Quarter G-VG, dark; 1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter Good; 1964 Washington Quarter BU; 1965 Washington Quarter BU; 1909 Barber Half Fine; 1942 Walking Liberty Half VF; 1958 Franklin Half BU; 1964-D Kennedy Half BU; 1965 Kennedy Half BU; 1904-O Morgan Dollar BU; 1922 Peace VF. [23] Est. 75-125

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U. S. GOLD COINS 2485

Gold Dollar Duo. 1849 Small Head, with L. Uncirculated; 1853. F-VF detail, solder. [2] Est. 150-250

2486

Gold Coin Duo. 1853 $1 Gold. EF details, with a portion of a jewelry pin soldered to the back; 1880 $5 Liberty. AU. [2] Est. 300-500

2487

2488

2491

1895 $5 Liberty. NGC MS62

2492

1906 $10 Liberty. Uncirculated. Light hairlines in the obverse fields.

Est. 500-750

2493

1910-D $10 Indian. Uncirculated.

2494

1908 No Motto, Long Rays $20 St. Gaudens. Uncirculated. Perhaps Choice.Well above average strike and luster for this variety, which is usually seen weakly struck.

Est. 1000-1500

Est. 200-500

1878 $2 1/2 Liberty. Uncirculated. Bright and lustrous with just a few fine hairlines in the obverse fields.

Est. 400-600

1913 $2 1/2 Indian. NGC Unc. detail, - removed from jewelry.

Est. 200-300

Scarce Charlotte Gold Coin

2489

2490

1846-C Large Date $5 Liberty. AU detail, jewelry piece. The rims have been filed and smoothed; all surfaces have been polished, and there are light scratches in the fields. Despite these impairments the design elements are crisp and sharp, and the overall look is pleasing. Rare, as only 12,995 were minted.

Est. 1000-1500

1881 $5 Liberty. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

Exceptional luster, and the strike is sharp.

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Est. 500-750

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2495

2498

1936. Albany Half Dollar Gem BU. Fully brilliant except for an attractive ring of peripheral toning.

Est. 200-300

2499

1936. Albany Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. An abundence of satiny luster shines beneath a fine mist of light lavender toning.

Est. 200-300

2500

1937. Antietam Half Dollar. Gem BU. There are virtually no discernable contact marks on any of the satiny surfaces. A mere hint of golden yellow toning around the periphery adds to the eye appeal.

Est. 500-750

2501

1937. Antietam Half Dollar Gem. The strike is razor sharp on both sides. The satiny surfaces are brilliant white. A mere hint of lavender toning around the edges confirms that the coin is strictly original. An original shipping holder is included.

Est. 500-750

$20 Saint Gaudens PDS Trio. 1911-S; 1914-D; 1924. All three are Brilliant Uncirculated with copious luster. Nicely presented in a custom Capital Holder. [3] Est. 3000-5000

COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS The John Kosior Collection of Commemorative Silver Half Dollars

2496

1921. Alabama Centennial Half Dollar Choice BU. On both sides, blue, violet and brown tones accentuate the main devices.

Est. 200-300

2497

1921. Alabama Centennial Half Dollar. EF details, cleaned.

Est. 75-125

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1938. Arkansas Centennial Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Nice peripheral toning on the back.

Est. 75-125

2503

1938-D. Arkansas Centennial Half Dollar. BU. Est. 60-90

2504

1938-S. Arkansas Centennial Half Dollar. BU. Est. 60-90

2505

2506

2507

2508

1936. Boone Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Boldly struck, lightly toned.

Est. 120-180

2509

1936. Boone Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. The highly lustrous surfaces, and the very sharp strike are sure to please.

Est. 120-180

2510

1937. Boone Half Dollar PDS Set. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated, and perhaps better. All three are sharply struck, and have abundant satiny luster under attractive toning, deeper near the rims. Enough coins to make only 2,506 sets were minted, and this has to be one of the nicer sets you will ever see.

Est. 750-1250

2511

1938. Boone Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Lightly and attractively toned. Est. 300-500

1939 Arkansas Centennial Half Dollar PDS Set. Choice Uncirculated. All are satiny white and very attractive. Only 2,104 sets were made. By far the lowest mintage of this entire issue.

Est. 750-1250

1936-S. Bay Bridge Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Pleasing lavender and golden brown tones grace the obverse.

Est. 120-180

1936-S. Bay Bridge Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Hints of light lavender luster are present over frosty white surfaces.

Est. 120-180

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2512

1938-D. Boone Half Dollar. Choice BU, and it has the strike and eye appeal of a Gem. There is a light pin scratch hardly visible behind Boone’s head.

Est. 150-250

2513

1938-S. Boone Half Dollar. Uncirculated.

Est. 200-300

2514

1936. Bridgeport Centennial Half Dollar. Choice BU. Light to moderate golden orange toning, more prevalent on the reverse.

Est. 150-250

2515

1936. Bridgeport Centennial Half Dollar. Choice BU. Frosty white with surfaces with hints of light toning.

Est. 150-250

2516

1936. Cleveland Centennial - Great Lakes Expo Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Est. 75-125

2517

1936. Cleveland Centennial - Great Lakes Expo Half Dollar. Gem BU. Hints of light toning grace the surfaces.

Est. 80-120

2518

1892 & 1893 Columbian Exposition Half Dollars. 1892; 1893(3). All EF to AU. [4] Est. 40-60

2519

1938. Delaware Half Dollar. Choice BU. Perhaps better.

Est. 150-250

2520

1938. Delaware Half Dollar. Choice BU. Deeply toned on one side. With an original shipping holder.

Est. 150-250

2522

1936. Elgin Half Dollar. Very Choice to Gem BU. A small toning spot is visible beneath “1673,” otherwise quite impressive.

Est. 120-180

Exceptional Gettysburg

2521

2523

1936. Gettysburg Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated or better. The surfaces are blazing white luster under a mist of golden yellow and light violet toning. It is hard to imagine a choicer specimen.

Est. 600-900

2524

1936. Gettysburg Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Fully brilliant in the central portions, sharply struck, and the light peripheral toning attests to the coin’s strictly original state.

Est. 500-750

1936. Elgin Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. The satiny surfaces are dusted with light lavender toning.

Est. 150-250

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2525

1918. Illinois Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Virtually unimprovable. The strike is razor sharp, the dramatically toned highly reflective surfaces have great eye appeal, and the deeper toning around the edges testifies that this coin is strictly original.

Est. 300-500

2526

1918. Illinois Half Dollar. BU. Choice on the obverse, but some of the deep toning on the reverse may have caused some environmental damage to the surfaces.

Est. 100-150

2527

1946. Iowa Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated.

Est. 80-120

2528

1946. Iowa Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Est. 75-125

2529

1925. Lexington and Stone Mountain Half Dollar Pairing. The first EF with a small spot on the obverse; the second is AU. [2] Est. 80-120

2532

1920. Maine Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Well struck for this issue, and this example has abundant and attractive rainbow toning on both sides.

Est. 200-300

2533

1920. Maine Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Lightly toned on the obverse; moderate dusty chocolate toning graces the reverse.

Est. 100-150

2534

1938. New Rochelle Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Frosty white with a whisper of violet toning throughout. With the original holder it came in.

Est. 250-350

Exceptional New Rochelle 2530

1936. Lynchburg Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Lovely toning around the edges.

Est. 150-250

2531

1936. Lynchburg Half Dollar. Choice BU. Some light traces of PVC, perhaps easily removable. Included is an original shipping holder. Est. 100-150

2535

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Est. 250-350

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1936. Norfolk Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Pleasing satiny white surfaces on both sides.

Just a touch of pale mustard toning around the edges.

Comes with an original holder.

Est. 300-450

2541

1939. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. Choice BU. Perhaps better. The last year for this series, and only 3,000 were produced; significantly less than the 83,000 for the 1926-S issue.

Est. 300-500

2537

1936. Norfolk Half Dollar. Very Choice. Deeply toned on the reverse.

Est. 300-450

2542

1939-D. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. Choice BU. Est. 300-500

2538

1938. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. Very Choice BU. Est. 150-250

2543

1939-S. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. Choice Uncirculated.

Est. 300-500

2539

1938-D. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. Choice BU. Included is the “PATENTED CARD� holder the Oregon Trail Memorial Association shipped the coins in.

Est. 200-300

2540

1938-S. Oregon Trail Half Dollar. BU. Est. 100-150

2544

1915-S. Panama Pacific Half Dollar. Choice AU. Nicely toned obverse. Just a trace of wear on the high points due to album slide friction.

Est. 250-350

2545

1920. Pilgrim Half Dollar. BU.

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2550

1935. Spanish Trail Half Dollar. BU. The luster is slightly subdued beneath light violet and brown toning on both sides.

Est. 750-1250

2546

1921. Pilgrim Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Perhaps better. Exceptional luster for this issue. Boldly struck, and attractively toned.

Est. 300-500

2551

1934. Texas Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated, perhaps better. Blazing white luster, sharply struck, and with traces of toning around the edges.

Est. 120-180

2547

1937. Roanoke Half Dollar.Very Choice BU. Blazing white luster abounds. An original illustrated Roanoke shipping holder is included. Est. 150-250

2552

1934. Texas Half Dollar. BU.

2553

1936. Texas PDS Half Dollar Set. Very Choice to Gem BU. A nicely matched, strictly original set.

Est. 400-600

2554

1937. Texas PDS Half Dollar Set. Choice BU. A mostly-white, well matched set.

Est. 300-500

2548

Est. 80-120

1937. Roanoke Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. Frosted satiny white surfaces, with light golden brown tones near the edges.

Est. 150-250

Superb Spanish Trail

2549

1935. Spanish Trail Half Dollar. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated, perhaps better. Exceptional frosty white luster abounds, and the strike is well bove average. Traces of toning near the rims attest to the fact that this example is strictly original. Many were mishandled by the public, and it is refreshing to see one so well preserved.

Est. 1000-1500

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2556

2557

2562

1947. Booker T. Washington PDS Half Dollar Set. BU. Some heavier toning spots are present on these strictly original coins. Included is the illustrated external envelope and an insert that holds three half dollars.

Est. 150-250

2563

1949. Booker T. Washington PDS Half Dollar Set. BU. Est. 120-180

2564

1925. Norse-American Centennial Medal. Thick variety. Choice BU. Toned obverse, white reverse.

Est. 100-150

2565

1925. Norse-American Centennial Medal. Thin variety. Choice BU. Toned, heavier on the reverse.

An Elias Rasmussen black holder cardboard designed for displaying Norse Thick and Thin obverse and reverse examples is included.

Est. 100-150

1938. Texas PDS Half Dollar Set. Choice BU. As the years went by, orders dwindled, and by 1937, the last year of issue, only 2,100 were ordered by the American Legion Texas Centennial Committee.

Est. 600-900

1936. York Half Dollar. Gem BU, perhaps better.

Mostly white, with traces of toning. .With an original holder from the York National Bank of Saco, Maine.

Est. 150-250 1936. Wisconsin Half Dollar. Gem BU. Satiny white luster abounds beneath a mist of light golden and violet toning.

Est. 150-250

2558

1936. Wisconsin Half Dollar. Gem BU. Blazing white lightly frosted surfaces.

Est. 150-250

2559

1946. Booker T. Washington PDS Half Dollar Set. Choice-Very Choice BU. Est. 50-75

2560

1946. Booker T. Washington PDS Half Dollar Set. Choice-Very Choice BU. Est. 60-90

2561

1947. Booker T. Washington PDS Half Dollar Set. Gem BU. A blazing white, magnificent set. Hard to improve on.

Est. 100-150

Commemoratives - Other Consignors 2566

1936 Bridgeport Half Dollar. Choice BU. Est. 80-120

2567

1936 Elgin Half Dollar. NGC MS66. Lightly toned.

Est. 150-250

2568

1946 Iowa Half Dollar. BU, lightly toned.

Est. 60-90

2569

1936 Wisconsin Half Dollar. ANACS MS64.

Est. 150-250

2570

Silver Commemorative Half Dollar Grouping.

1920 Maine BU; 1920 Pilgrim Choice BU; 1925 Stone Mountain Unc; 1946 BTW(2) AU, BU; 1952 Washington Carver BU. [6] Est. 150-250

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Proof Set. 1979 TII. Clear S.

2572

Miscellaneous Coins and Proof Set Grouping.

1853 AR Seated Liberty Quarter. AG; Barber Quarters - 1894 Good, dark; Assorted Barber Quarters AG(4); 1914 Fine, cleaned; 1937 Washington Quarter BU; 1834 Bust Half VG detail, genuine?; Barber Halves - 1893 Good; 1895 Good; 1909 Good; 1915D Good; Walking Liberty Halves - 1941 AU; 1942 AU; Proof Sets - 1962 in Capital holder; 1974. Sold as is. No returns. [17] Est. 120-180

2573

Assorted Numismatic Items. 1975 Mint Set; 1976 Mint Set; 1971 Blue Ike; 1922 & 1923 GSA Peace Dollars. Both BU; An album page with a 90% silver half, quarter and dime, seven dateless Buffalo nickels, and six assorted Jefferson nickels, Indian cents, etc.

[21] Est. 30-50 Mostly Silver Numismatic Assortment 1834 Large Cent AG; 1886 Liberty Nickel VG detail, dark; Barber Quarters - 1908-O Fine; Assorted Dates Good or so(14); Standing Liberty Quarters - Assorted dates and mint marks. Most are G-VG(114); 1873 Seated Liberty Half Good, rim bruises; Barber Halves 1901-O Good; 1904 Good; 1905 Good, nicks.

Est. 500-750

2575

US Silver Coin Assortment. 1878-S Morgan Dollars AU, toned(2); Kennedy Half Dollars - 1964(7); 1967-1968(51); Washington & Standing Liberty Quarters(9). [69] Est. 100-150

2576

Numismatic Potpourri. Liberty Nickels - Assorted dates G-VG(4); 1912-D AG; Shield Nickels - 1874 AG; 1882 Good, dark; 1904 Barber Dime Good; 1925 Standing Liberty Quarter Good; 1943 Steel Cent AU; Alaska Statehood Medal 1959. 62mm.

Bronze. AU; $20 1934A FRN VF, soiled; $2 1963 Legal Tender VF; 1944 20 Centavo Philipines. AU. Est. 40-60

2578

US & Canadian Numismatic Assortment. 1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollars EF-AU(2); 1958 Franklin Half VF, discolored; 1982-S Washington Half Dollar Proof; Morgan Dollars - 1880 AU; 1890O F-VF dark, nicks; 1921-S AU; Peace Dollars 1922 AU(2); 1975 Canadian Calgary $1 Proof; 1980 Canadian 6-Piece Proof Set. [11] Est. 100-150

2580

ANA Medals and Other Assorted Items. 1-2) ANA NY. July 2002. 56mm bronze. 3) Similar. 38mm with ribbon. 4-5) Similar 2-piece sets, bronze, pewter 38mm. 6) ANA Baltimore July 2003. 58mm, bronze.

7) President’s Collection. 1964 cent through half dollar BU. 8) Yester Year Collection. Indian Cent through Barber Half, Average circ. 9-10) Bill of Rights coin and stamp sets. 11) Bill of Rights silver half dollar. 12) 1989 Prestige Proof Set. 13) Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple Medal 45mm.14) 225 Years Life Liberty Happiness medallion. 15) New Millenium Coin Commemorative Cover. [15] Est. 60-90

2581

Type Coin Assortment. 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent BU; 1864 Two Cent brown Unc; 1868 Nickel Three Cent EF-AU; 1866 Rays Shield Nickel Fine; 1913 T1 Buffalo Nickel AU; 1914 Barber Dime Unc. toned.

1941 Mecury Dime AU. [7] Est. 120-180

2582

1993 Royal Hawaiian Mint Proof set. Choice Brilliant Proof. Includes: one quarter, one tenth, and one twentieth-ounce. 0.9999 Gold coins, and a one-ounce .9999 Silver coin. Each depicts the King Kamehameha statue and outrigger canoe with the Arms of the former Royal Family. In custom gold-stamped Lucite holder and velvet case. One of 950 sets struck by the Royal Hawaiian Mint operated by Bernard von Not Haus. [4] Est. 600-900

2583

1883 Hawaiian Quarter. VF. Toned.

2584

Modern Commemorative Trio. 1-2) 1986 Statue of Liberty Dollars. Both Proof. 3) 1987 Constitution Four Coin Set. $1 and $5 Proof and BU. All in original packaging with papers.

Est. 600-900

2585

1987 Constitution Proof Dollars In the original packages, with papers. [12] Est. 200-300

Est. 50-70

2574

2577

2579

Numismatic Potpourri. Includes a 1 ounce 2002 Silver Eagle BU; 2002 Britania BU; 2002 ANA Silver & Bronze Medals BU; Four-piece U. S. Mint Bicentennial 1976 Souvenir Sets(2); CSA $10 1863 VF, COC; $1 FRN 1974 CU; and some other assorted Baltimore medals. Sold as is, no returns.

Est. 30-50 Silver American Eagle One Ounce Proof Grouping. 1-6) 1988. 7-8) 1990. Gem BU in the original packaging with papers. [8] Est. 300-500

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2587

2588

1987 2-Piece Set of Constitution Coins. $1 & $10 Proof. In the original packaging, but only one has the papers. [2 Sets] Est. 600-900

MEDALS & TOKENS 2589

Civil War Token Assortment. 1863 Wilson’s Medal EF; 1863 Liberty and No Slavery VG; 1863 New York EF; Federal Union / Army Navy VF; Federal Union Must Be Preserved. VF, damaged. [5] Est. 40-60

2590

1864. Fall River, MA. E. P. Francis Hotel Store Card. VF. Est. 75-125

2591

1893 Columbus Bust High Relief. Eglit-135.

69mm, pot metal. Exceptional surfaces for a pot metal issue. Uncirculated, with claims to the choice category.

Est. 150-200

2592

1896 Bryan Dollar. “UNITED SNAKES OF AMERICA.” EF. Est. 100-150

1984 3-Piece Proof Olympic Set. $1 1983-S; 1984S; $10 1984 W. In the original packaging, with papers. The outside holder is scuffed a bit, but the encapsulated coins are Gem. Est. 600-900

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1986 3-Piece United States Liberty Proof Set. $1, $5, Half Dollar.In the original package with papers.

Est. 250-350

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SALE CALENDAR 2014 GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO Olivier D. Stocker YOUR SPECIALISTS STAMPS UK - Tim Hirsch Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith Ian Shapiro USA - George Eveleth Richard Debney EUROPE - Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez CHINA - Anna Lee COINS UK - Mike Veissid Paul Dawson Richard Bishop William MacKay Eleanor Charlotte Dix Tim Robson Edouard Wyngaard Barbara Mears John Pett USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith Gregory J. Cole BANKNOTES, BONDS & SHARES UK - Barnaby Faull Mike Veissid Andrew Pattison USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith Europe – Peter Christen

STAMPS 19 January 25 January 25 January 25 January 28 January 28/29 January

Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong with Japan and Korea The Collectors Series Sale Sicily - Selection of Rarities Switzerland - Selection of Classic Philately "The award winning ""Medina"" collection of India, Part IV" The Collectors Series Sale

Hong Kong Lugano Lugano Lugano London London

14011 SW1009 SW1010 SW1011 14014 14015

COINS 14/15 January 19 January 26 March 26/27 March 9/10 May 25/26 June

The Collector's Series Sale Fine Coins of China and Hong Kong Specialist Islamic sale "Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals" The Collector's Series Sale "Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals"

New York Hong Kong London London New York London

318 14010 14012 14004 320 14005

14/15 January 18/19 January 15/16 April 9/10 May 15 July

The Collector's Series Sale Banknotes of China and Hong Kong World Banknotes The Collector's Series Sale World Banknotes

New York Hong Kong London New York London

318 14010 14008 320 14009

MEDALS 24 April

Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria

London

14001

BONDS AND SHARES 14/15 January 16 January 19 January 9/10 May

The Collector's Series Sale Bonds and Share Ceritificates of the Americas Bonds and Share Certificates of China and Hong Kong The Collector's Series Sale

New York New York Hong Kong New York

318 319 14010 320

AUTOGRAPHS 14/15 January 9/10 May

The Collector's Series Sale The Collector's Series Sale

New York New York

WINES 17 January

An Evening of Exceptional Wines

Hong Kong

SFW04

WATCHES 17 January

Specialist Watch Sale

Hong Kong

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ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys BOOKS UK - Philip Skingley Jennifer Mulholland AUTOGRAPHS USA - Stephen L. Goldsmith WINES

Gregory J. Cole

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CHINA - Anna Lee Guillaume Willk-Fabia WATCHES CHINA - Dominic Khoo YOUR EUROPE TEAM (LONDON - LUGANO) Chairman’s Office Monica Kruber Charles Blane Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Miroslava Adusei-Poku Eleanor Ball Luca Borgo Rita Ariete Dora Szigeti John Winchcombe Kenichiro Imase María Martínez Maurizio Schenini Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Dennis Muriu Billy Tumelty Dean Dowdall IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Leszek Woronowicz Liz Cones Curlene Spencer Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi

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YOUR AMERICA TEAM (NEW YORK) Chairman Emeritus John Herzog Auction Administration and Marketing & Design Sonia Alves Luke Mitchell Madison Lang Finance & Administration Sam Qureshi Ingrid Qureshi Auctioneers Stephen L. Goldsmith YOUR ASIA TEAM (HONG KONG - SINGAPORE) Vice Chairman Anna Lee Administration Angie Ihlo Amy Yung Newton Tsang Raymond Tat Gary Tan

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