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CONCERNING SOME ROETTIERS DIES. 145No. 12. Dominion of the Sea. Med. Ill,i. 507, 147.M. Y. Rev. unfinished puncheon.No. 13. Naval Reward. Med. Ill,i.503, 139.Sn. pub. 11. SI. 8. M.Y. Obv. die; Rev. two puncheonsfor King's figure, one broken.No. 14. Proposed Treaty with Spain. Med. III., i.516,161. Sn.pub. 10. SI. 18. M.Y. Obv. die; Rev. die.No. 15. Christ's Hospital. Med. III., i. 556, 217.Sn.pub. 3. SI. 3. M.Y. Obv. die; Rev. puncheonand die.No. 16. Charles II.Signed by John. Med. III.,i. 595, 277. Sn.pub. 12. SI. 16. M.Y. Obv. puncheonand die ; Rev. puncheon and die. Snelling apparentlysaw the rev. puncheon, only as he says " Arms withoutinscription ".No. 17. Naval Action ;Duke of York. Med. Ill, i. 504,142 ; signed by John. Sn. pub. 13. SI. 2. M.Y. Obv.two varied puncheons, and die as published ;Rev. twopuncheons, one cracked, and a die, also a small puncheonfor a ship in the background.No. 18. Duke of York. Med. Ill, i.505, 143 ; signedby John. Sn. pub. 14. S1.2 M. Y. Obv. puncheon . ;Rev. puncheon and die. Matthew Young's collectionalso contains the obverse die of Med. III., i. 616, 28, withexperimentally altered inscription, but reading Ang.Sco.,instead of M.B. as noted in Roettiers's list, and also ofMed. III., i. 617, 29, which was finally issued with a newbust to take the place of the altered die. Recently, aninterim impression in lead, in cavo, made from the oldpuncheon, has been presentedto the British Museum.This reads IAC: II: D: C: MAC: BRIT: FR: ET: HIB: R:9Snelling gives no size, so may mean No. 21.HUMISM. CHKON., VOL. XVII, SEBIE8 IV.