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150 HELEN FAKQUHAK.No. 58. Duchess of Richmond. M. Y. Small unpublishedpuncheon for obverse.No. 59. Duchess of Mazarin. Med. III., i. 565, 232.Sn. unpub. 2. M. Y. Unfinished die from which onlythe electrotype in Brit. Mus. has been struck; alsopuncheon highly finished.No. 60. Duchess of Cleveland. Med. Ill,i. 547, 204.M. Y. Puncheon and die. Struck by Young only.No. 61. Duchess of Portsmouth. Med. III., i.555, 216.Sn. unpub. 4. M. Y. Puncheon and die. Only strikingsby Young known.No. 62. The Csesars. This collection of puncheonswas taken by James Roettiers to England, where hewas advised by Dr. Mead to leave the Csesars withoutany legend round the head, and to place the name onthe reverse within a laurel crown. This, according toNightingale (see Num." Chron., vol. iii, p. 57), he afterwardsperformed", but no finished medals have beentraced. Sn. unpub. 1. M. Y. Thirteen obv. puncheons,of which two are almost duplicates two of the twelve;heads are reproduced in dies ;laurel wreath.Rev. a puncheonfor theNo. 63. The late Elector Palatine. Unidentified.No. 64. English pattern crown 1 709. Unique specimenin Brit. Mus., described by E. Burns, Coinage of Scotland,vol. ii, pp. 536-7 ; figured Brit. Num. Journal, vol. iii,p. 257. M. Y. Obv. two puncheons, one die ;Rev. unfinishedpuncheon of arms. A smaller puncheon ofa similar bust is probably intended for a sixpence.In 1708 the busts, all laureated, but undraped forgold, draped for silver, were ordered to left, but as thecoined silver was executed to rightit is possible anundraped head-puncheon, although to right,may be