THE COIN COLLECTOR - World eBook Library

UNIQUE OR REMARKABLE COINS
Arragon . . . The
United Spain . The
Portugal . . . Any
heavy gold coinage indicated infra under
Arragon.
50 and 20 excelentes in gold of Ferdinand
and Isabella, and Joanna and Charles.
The 100-escudi in gold of Philip III. and
IV. (1609-33).
The 50-reales in silver of various reigns.
money of Henry of Burgundy, first
Count of P. (1094).
The maravedi and marabotins di ouro of Moorish
pattern (12th-13th a).
The gold dobra of Duarte I. (1433-38).
The gold portuguez of Emmanuel (1495-1521).
The 4-cruzado piece in gold of Philip II. of
Spain, for Portugal.
The money of the Cardinal Dom Anthonio
(1590).
The money of Joao IV. (1640-56) in fine state.
The 20,000 reis in gold of Joao V. (1725,
1726).
See further in Hazlitt, p. 517, et seq.
England . . . Certain silver pennies and copper or billon
stycas of Northumbria.
Gold triens struck at Canterbury.
Earliest coinage of Kent.
Coins of Offa of Mercia.
Penny of Offa and Cynefrith, his queen.
Gold dinner of Offa with Arabic legend and
Offa Rex.
Penny of Alfred with portrait, struck at London
(26 gr.).
Pennies of Henry I., Stephen, Stephen and
Matilda, Eustace, son of Stephen, &c,
chiefly barbarous.
Gold penny (?) of Henry III. (1257).
Pattern groat of Edward II. or III. (1327).
Florin, half florin, and quarter florin of Edward
III. in gold (1344).
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