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coins
1370 Europe: Selection of silver and copper
coins from various authorities and
countries, 17th to 19th century
including: Austria, Netherlands, Wallesia, Trier,
Spain, and so forth; comprising 10 items
Est. $100-150
1371 Austria: Silver taler of Charles VI,
1729, Kremnitz Mint (AU)
Est. $150-250
1372 No lot
1372A Medals: Five items, including portrait of
Michelangelo, copper; an unidentified
French abbess, bronze; J. L. Pyrker
a Catholic Archbishop, bronze; and so forth
Est. $100-150
1373 Denmark and Sweden: Five coins,
17th to 20th century
comprising four Danish pieces: two 1 skilling,
1779 and 1812; 2 skillings, 1677; 4 rigsbank
skillings, 1836; and a Swedish 1 krona, 1903
Est. $80-100
1374 Italy, Papal States: Eight silver and
bronze coins, most 19th century
notably: silver scudo of Gregory XVI,
1831B (AU) Est. $80-125
1375 [France] Silver Ecu and copper
alloy jeton of Louis XV
the ecu, 1756D (VF); the jeton, 1752, the
reverse bearing image of Mercury flying over
the sea, a port in the distance (AU)
Est. $125-200
1376 [France] Four items,
18th and 19th century
1) Copper 12 deniers of Louis XVI, 1792 (F);
2) Copper 5 sols token of Monneron Freres,
Paris, 1792 (F); 3) Silver franc of Napoleon III,
1856D (EF, removed from jewelry mount);
4) Colony of Cayenne 2 sous of Louis XVI,
1782A (VG) Est. $80-125
1377 [Great Britain] Silver 6 pence of
George II, 1758, “8” over “7” (EF)
Est. $80-100
1378 Great Britain: Silver half crown of
George II, 1746 (EF) struck from
silver captured by Admiral
Lord G. Anson in 1743
during his circumnavigation of the globe,
and marked “LIMA” on the obverse
Est. $100-200
1379 Great Britain: Assortment of
sixteen silver or nickel alloy coins,
19th and 20th century
including: silver 6 pence, 1889 (AU); silver 3
pence, 1879 (EF); and so forth Est. $80-125
1380 Great Britain: Two silver groats
(4 pence), 1836 and 1838 (each MS)
Est. $100-150
1381 Great Britain: Silver half guinea
of George III, 1800 (EF)
Est. $100-150
1382 Great Britain: Silver shilling of
George III, 1816 (MS)
Est. $125-200
1383 Great Britain: Selection of coins,
18th -20th century
including: Penny of Victoria, 1858 (AU); three
half pennies: George I, 1723 (F), George II,
1757 (F), and George III, 1771 (VF); three
countermarked cartwheel pennies, 1797;
and so forth Est. $80-125
1383A [Ireland] Four copper coins or tokens,
18th and 19th century
comprising: 1) Penny of George III, 1805
(AU); 2) Halfpenny of George IV, 1822 (VF);
3) Cronebane halfpenny token issued by
Associated British Mining Co., 1789 (VG); and
4) Halfpenny issued by H M Co., 1799(?) (VG)
Est. $80-125
1384 Great Britain: Eight engraved silver
medallions on coin planchets
commemorating various sovereigns and
royalty, 18th century
each with portrait on one side, and generally
a coat of arms verso, with engraved mottoes,
dates, or other information, including: Henry
IV; Prince Henry; Henry, Father of King James
I; James I; Henrietta Maria, Wife of James I;
James, Duke of York; William and Mary; and
Queen Anne Est. $125-200
1385 India and Indonesia: Selection of British
colonial and other coins, comprising
15 items, 18th to 20th century
notably: British East India Company silver 1
Rupee of William IV, 1835 (AU) and Victoria,
1840 (EF); Straights Settlements copper
Cent of Victoria, 1845 (AU); Dutch East India
Company small copper coin, 1745 (F); several
Indian princely states items; etc.
Est. $80-125
1386 Great Britain: Ten copper
or bronze tokens
18th and early 19th century; notably: Bishop
& Co., Cheltenham, 1812; Leek Commercial
half penny, 1796; Leighton Lace Manufactory,
1794; two Duke of Wellington; Hull Half
Penny, 1791; Duke of York Half Penny, 1795;
and so forth Est. $80-125
1386A China: Round silver sycee ingot
probably 19th century; 23 mm. diam.,
1.15 ozt. Est. $100-200
1387 China: Basket-form silver sycee ingot
probably 19th century; 25 mm. H.,
60 X 55 mm., 11 ozt. Est. $250-350
1388 China: Seven silver and
copper alloy coins
19th and early 20th century; including:
silver dollar with junk on reverse, no date;
KwangTung province silver 20 cent piece, no
date; Hong Kong silver 5 cents, 1894; and so
forth Est. $60-100
1389 Japan: Six silver or copper alloy coins
19th and early 20th century; comprising:
western style silver 1 yen, 1884 (AU) and 10
sen, no date (AU); two ishugin rectangular
silver coins (each AU); and two elliptical brass
coins Est. $80-125
1390 Canada, Maritime Provinces
and Upper Canada tokens:
Ten copper alloy or silver items
19th and 20th century; comprising: New
Brunswick half penny, 1854 (EF) and cent,
1864 (EF); Newfoundland 50 cents, 1908 (EF)
and 5 cents, 1943 (AU); Nova Scotia penny
token, 1824 (F), and two 1 cent coins,
1861 (each about F); Prince Edward Island
cent, 1871 (VF); Bank of Upper Canada one
penny token, 1852 (AU) and 1857 (EF)
Est. $100-150
1390A Canada: Assortment of silver
and copper alloy coins
19th and 20th century; comprising about
30 items, notably: one cent, 1858, and four
1859, with others of various dates up to
1933; seven silver 5-cent pieces, 1881 - 1919;
eight silver 10-cent pieces, 1888 - 1940; two
silver quarter dollars, 1870 (AU) and 1890;
and two silver half dollars, 1943 and 1949
Est. $80-125
1391 Russia: Nine $1000 Bonds of the
Imperial Russian Government,
issued December 1, 1916
under the agency of the National City Bank
of New York; 5 1/2% interest, maturing in 5
years, each with 5 of the 10 interest coupons
removed; imprint of the American Bank Note
Co., New York Est. $150-250
1391A Cuba: Three $1000 bonds,
Issue of July 1, 1937
under the auspices of Manufacturers Trust
Co., New York; 4 1/2% maturing in 40 years;
one with 32 interest coupons remaining, the
other two with 30 coupons; printed by the
American Bank Note Co. Est. $150-250
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