2011catalog

1339 United States: Three
magicians’ lucky tokens
1) Jeffrey Good Luck Charm, circa 1910;
2) Thurston the Magician, 1928; 3) Swami
Vinekananda / Sri Rama Krishna
Est. $60-100
1340 United States: Four tokens
of Maryland interest
including: a Stieff Silver Co. sterling lucky
piece with image of the factory, early 20th
century; J. Randel Jr., C & D Canal, 1825,
copper half-cent token; O’Brien’s (a Baltimore
bar) 2 1/2 cent aluminum token; and a
bronze token marked “Kensett” on both
faces Est. $60-90
1341 Spanish America. Six silver 2 Reales
issued by the Mexico Mint
comprising: 1724 (holed), 1740, 1748, 1754,
1782, and 1799 Est. $150-200
1342 Spanish America: Three silver 1/2 real
coins from the Mexico Mint
comprising: two 1739 (one nearly MS, the
other about F), and 1775 (VG) Est. $80-125
1343 Mexico: Group of five silver coins
comprising: two 8 reales, 1873 and 1876
(jewelry-mounting marks on edge); 2 reales,
1859; and two 1/4 real, 1842 and 1845
Est. $100-150
1344 United States, Hawaii: Silver quarter
dollar of King David Kalakaua,
1883 (VF-20)
Est. $50-80
1345 Spanish America: Silver 8 reales of
Ferdinand VII, Mexico Mint, 1811
(EF, with major die faults on obverse)
Est. $100-150
1346 Spanish America: Silver 8 reales of
Charles IV, Mexico Mint, 1807 (EF, with
adjustment marks on obverse)
Est. $80-125
1347 Spanish America: Silver 8 reales of
Charles IV, Mexico Mint, 1802 (EF)
Est. $100-150
1348 Spanish America: Three silver 1 real
coins from the Mexico Mint
comprising: 1734 (F), 1753 (F), and
1819 (AG) Est. $100-150
1349 Mexico: Four silver coins, including
1 peso, 1871 (EF); 1 peso, 1958 (AU);
50 centavos, 1920; and
20 centavos, 1928 (AU)
Est. $80-125
1350 Latin America: Three silver coins of
Bolivia and colonial Peru
comprising: Bolivia (1/2 ounce), 1862; Peru
2 reales of Carolus III, 1774, and 1 real of
Carolus IV, 1800, both Potosi Mint
Est. $80-125
1351 Brazil and Portugal:
Four coins, 19th century
comprising: silver 960 reis, 1811 (AU); silver
500 reis, 1856; counterstamped copper 40
reis, 1831; counterstamped copper 2 over
40 reis Est. $80-100
1352 Latin America: Seven silver or
copper coins of Argentina,
Columbia, and Guatemala
comprising: Argentina counterstamped silver
two reales of Carlos IV, 1801, and copper
2 centavos, 1891; Columbia silver 1 real, 1830,
silver 50 centavos, 1892, and silver 2 1/2
centavos, 1881; Guatemala silver peso, 1868,
and silver 2 reales, 1896 Est. $60-90
1353 [Spanish Colonies, South America]
Type set of five silver coins struck
at the Potosi Mint during the
reign of Carolus IV
comprising: 8 reales, 1806; 4 reales, 1804;
2 reales, 1800; 1 real, 1808; and 1/2 real,
1807 (all AU or better); mounted in a slab
holder Est. $300-400
1354 Ancient Coin, Egypt: Ptolemy VI
Philometor copper coin with portrait of
Cleopatra I on obverse, eagle on reverse
Est. $150-250
1355 Ancient Coin: based on Macedonian
stater, the obverse with profile head of a
hero, reverse with rider on horseback
measure and weight Est. $100-200
1356 Ancient Coin, Taras, Calabria: Silver
distater with warrior on horseback
obverse, boy on dolphin reverse,
c. 270 B.C.E.
Est. $300-400
1357 Peru: Three silver coins, 19th century
comprising: 1 sol, 1892 (EF/AU); 1/10 sol,
1866; and State of North Peru 8 reales, 1838
(EF) Est. $80-125
1358 Ancient Coin, Macedonia: silver stater
of Antigonos I Monalphthalmos in
the name of Alexander the Great,
Kolophon mint
circa 300 B.C.E. Est. $100-150
1359 Ancient Coin, Greek colonies:
fractional silver, Head turned slightly
left on obverse, instruments of
didvination on reverse
Est. $80-125
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1360 Ancient Coins, Roman Republic:
Two silver denarii
1) Fannius I, circa 123 B.C. E., Nice Mint,
head of Roma obverse, Quadriga reverse;
2) Petillius Caoitolinus, Head of Jupiter
obverse, temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
reverse, circa 43 B.C.E. Est. $100-200
1361 Roman Republic: Two silver denarii
1) Anonymous issue, circa 214 B.C.E., Head
of Roma / Dioscuri (sharp impression, edges
appear trimmed); 2) Mn. Fonteius, circa 85
B.C.E., Head of Apollo / Cupid riding a goat
Est. $150-250
1362 Danish West Indies: Two silver “II”
Skillings, 1837 and 1848, together
with a worn silver coin dated 1767
Est. $60-90
1363 Roman Empire: Two copper sestertii, a
follis, and three small copper coins
1) Severus Alexander, 221-235 A.D., Head of
the emperor / Allegorical figure; 2) Philip I,
244-249 A.D., Head of the emperor / Birdseye
view of a temple; 3) Maxentius, 307-312,
Head of the emperor / the Dioscuri
Est. $100-200
1364 Roman Empire: Silver denarius of
Augustus, Lugdunum Mint, 15-12 B.C.E.;
together with a small copper coin
Est. $80-125
1365 Roman Empire: Three small copper coins
of Constantine and other emperors, and
a silver denarius
Est. $100-150
1366 Middle East: Selection of early silver
coins of Persia and Armenia, together
with a few Ottoman and Egyptian nickel
or bronze coins
Est. $150-250
1367 [Russia] Three copper five kopecks of
Catherine the Great, 1763, 1790, and
1792 (about EF)
Est. $100-150
1368 Germany: Nine silver or copper
coins, 17th - 19th century
including: Holy Roman Empire ducat, 1640
(F); Hamburg schilling, 1726 (EF); and so forth
Est. $80-125
1369 [Holland, Switzerland] Five items
including: Dutch silver gulden, 1795 (VF);
St. Gall Canton 1/2 bazen, 1813 (EF); a small
silver coin of Trier, 1760; Swiss silver franc,
1921 (AU); and a bronze medallion honoring
Swiss General Dufour, 1847 Est. $80-125
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