14 / 40
393.
GREAT BRITAIN, 1808, 1/3 GUINEA, UNC
; Great Britain, 1808 1/3 Guinea,
UNC, George III (1760-1820), Second portrait. S-3740, Fr-367, KM-650. Gleaming
with luster 950
394.
JAPAN,TOKUGAWASHOGUNATECOINAGE, ND, 2 BU, EF
; Japan,Tokugawa
Shogunate coinage, ND 2 Bu, EF, KM-C-21. Bunka-Bunsei period (c.1804-1829). A
mark. 6.6grams mixed metal (0.563 gold/0.437 silver)23mmx13.5mm rectangle..200
395.
SPAIN, 1786, DV, 4 ESCUDOS, EF
; Spain, 1786 DV, 4 Escudos, EF, KM-418.1.
Charles III. Madrid mint. Mint mark: Crowned M. Fr-284. 0.3809oz. Slight rim nick
and old scratches. Not detracting. Lustrous.............................................................750
396.
TURKEY, EGYPT-OTTOMAN EMPIRE (1595-1914 AD), AH1143, ZERI
MAHBUB, AU/UNC
; Turkey, Egypt-Ottoman Empire (1595-1914 AD), AH1143
Zeri Mahbub, AU/UNC, KM-88. Grape between 2 arrows at right of toughra. 2.57g.
Lustrous .............................................................................................................450
397.
AUSTRIA, ND (C. 1880), MEDAL, AU/UNC
; Austria, ND (c. 1880) Medal, AU/
UNC, Fair In Wels. Genius honors Industry and agriculture (allegorical figures).
Silver 38mm by Josef Christian Christlbauer. Edge stamped J.C. Beautiful Color and
proof like surfaces....................................................................................................200
398.
CANADA, 1936, 1 DOLLAR, PCGS, MS64
; Canada, 1936 1 Dollar, PCGS. MS64,
KM-31. George V. Mintage 339,600........................................................................160
399.
CANADA, 1948, 1 DOLLAR, PCGS, AU55
; Canada, 1948 1 Dollar, PCGS. AU55,
KM-46. George VI. Mintage 18,780......................................................................1100
400.
FRANCE, 1731, JETON, EF
; France, 1731 Jeton, EF, Louis XV (1715-1774).
“Secretaries of the King”. Bust right/Swarm of bees lead by queen fly towards the sun.
Possibly left over symbolism from his great-grandfather, Louis XIV known as “the
Sun King”. Silver, 30mm by Duvivier. Mitchner-3496. Nicely toned and lustrous.100
401.
FRANCE, 1795, MEDAL, AU/UNC
; France, 1795 Medal, AU/UNC, Death of
Louis XVII. Child’s portrait/broken lily over death date. Bronze,41mm by Tiolier.
Plain Edge. Choice, Prooflike chocolate brown surfaces. Louis XVII was born at the
Palace of Versailles in France on March 27, 1785. His family fled Versailles during
the French Revolution. After the execution of the dauphin’s father, King Louis XVI,
royalists recognized Louis XVII as the rightful heir to the throne. Louis died in Paris
on June 8, 1795, while still in captivity...................................................................350
402.
FRANCE, ITALY, 1806, MEDAL, AU/UNC
; France, Italy, 1806 Medal, AU/
UNC, Napoleon/Reconstructed Roman Temple. Istria Conquered. In 1805 Napoleon
re-occupied the former Venetian Istria. Bronze. 41mm. Andrieu and Brenet.
Bramsen-512............................................................................................................225
403.
FRANCE, 1814, MEDAL, UNC
; France, 1814 Medal, UNC, Louis XVIII enters
Paris. Rust right/Citizens welcoming king and queen, Victory flies above. Bronze,
40mm. Signed by Brenet. Bramsen-1410. Plain edge. Die crack obv. Exquisite art.....
.............................................................................................................250
404.
FRANCE, 1818, JETON, VF/EF
; France, 1818 Jeton, VF/EF, Louis
XVIII(1814-1824). Beautiful silver octagonal jeton for the city of Rouen. Signed by
Michaute. Nicely toned............................................................................................125
405.
FRANCE, 1841, JETON, AU/UNC
; France, 1841 Jeton, AU/UNC, Academie at
Reims. Silver octagonal jeton. Large winged Victory lounging, holding stone tablet
and wreath; surrounded by open book and the cathedral and the abbey of Saint-Remi.
Signed by Pingret. Dramatic rainbow color.............................................................200
406.
FRANCE, 1841, JETON, AU/UNC
; France, 1841 Jeton, AU/UNC, Mutual
Assurance for the city of Limoges. Silver octagonal jeton. Disaster scene showing
town in flames and with floods/”by Royal authority “date”. Perfect gift for anyone in
the insurance business..............................................................................................100
407.
GERMAN STATES, LEIPZIG-AUGSBURG, ND, BRACTATE, UNC
; German
States, Leipzig-Augsburg, ND Bractate, UNC, Bishop Udalschalk von Eschenlohe
1184-1202. 0.9g. FDC. Beautiful toning and color..................................................425
408.
GERMAN STATES, SAXONY, 1540, TALER, F
; German States, SAXONY, 1540
Taler, F, Johann Friedrich the Magnanimous and Henry, 1539-1541. Annaberg mint.
Dav. 9728; Snow 94. Some harsh cleaning and scratches yet rare..........................250
409.
GERMAN STATES, SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN, 1833, MEDAL, EF/AU
;
German States, Schleswig Holstein, 1833 Medal, EF/AU, Jacob Georg Christian
Adler (1756-1834) was a German general superintendent for Holstein and Schleswig,
a professor of Syriac language at the University of Copenhagen, a doctor of theology
(Protestant ), a writer, a coin collector and CEO of Schleswig-Holstein Bible society.
This medal commemorated the 50 years of service as General Superintendent. Signed
König and Loos. Lange 1014a. Bergsoe 1010. Rim bumps. Very attractive design and
patina
.............................................................................................................300
410.
GERMANY, ND (C. 1923), MEDAL, UNC
; Germany, ND (C. 1923) Medal, UNC,
Wotan is Chief God in Teutonic mythology/Rosstrappe (a cliff)above the Bode Valley.
It is said that the Hexentanzplatz was an old Saxon Germanic cult that would meet
here to practice Pagan rituals. Notice that one horse rider above the valley is upside
down. Witchcraft at its finest. Bronze. Signed by Lauer of Nuremberg..................125
411.
GREAT BRITAIN, ND, SCEAT, AU/UNC
; Great Britain, ND Sceat, AU/UNC,
N-135. Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775). Two heads face each other, beaded
border/wheel of 4 birds. BMC 37. One of the finest examples. Spectacular eye
appeal
.............................................................................................................850
412.
GREAT BRITAIN, AETHELRED II, ND, PENNY, VF
; Great Britain, Aethelred
II, ND Penny, VF, Aethelred II (978-1016). Last Small Cross type. London. Moneyer
ELFRIC. 1.7 g. N-777; S-1154. Attractive toning and portrait................................450
413.
GREAT BRITAIN, CNUT, ND, PENNY, AU
; Great Britain, Cnut, ND Penny, AU,
Cnut (1016-1035). Quatrefoil. CNVT REX AGL. London mint. Eardnoth, moneyer
possibly 1.0g. S-1157. N-781. Excellent condition. Attractive portrait and clear
legends
.............................................................................................................750
414.
GREAT BRITAIN, CNUT, ND, PENNY, AU
; Great Britain, Cnut, ND Penny, AU,
Cnut (1016-1035). Small cross. London mint, moneyer Godman. 1.16g. S-1159.
N-790. Well centered and attractive portrait............................................................400
415.
GREAT BRITAIN, EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, ND, PENNY, EF
; Great
Britain, Edward The Confessor, ND Penny, EF, Edward The Confessor (1042-1066).
Helmet type (1053-1056), York mint, moneyer Winterfugel, bust right with pointed
helmet and sceptre, EDPER DREI /short cross voided with annulet PINTERFVGEL
ON EO, 1.3g. N-825, S-1179. Nicely toned............................................................950
416.
GREAT BRITAIN, ND, SHILLING, F
; Great Britain, ND Shilling, F, James I
(1603-25). Third coinage, shilling, mm. lis (1623-4), crowned sixth bust r., mark of
value behind, rev. shield of arms (S.2668; N.2124), toned, rust................................50
417.
GREAT BRITAIN, ENGLISH CIVIL WAR, 1646, HALF CROWN, VF
; Great
Britain, English Civil War, 1646 Half Crown, VF, The English Civil War, 1642 to
1651 Siege coinage. The emergency coinage with NEWARK inscriptions are quite
valuable. Well centered and nicely toned S-3140a, N-2638..................................2300
418.
GREAT BRITAIN, GEORGE III (1760-1820), 1772, 1/2 PENNY, EF
; Great
Britain, George III (1760-1820), 1772 1/2 Penny, EF, S-3774, KM-601. Red brown.
Excellent patina. Center copper spot/metal flaw......................................................250
419.
GREAT BRITAIN, 1883, FLORIN, UNC
; Great Britain, 1883 Florin, UNC,
Victoria (1837-1901) Gothic type. S-3900, ESC-859. Very lustrous for this popular
type
.............................................................................................................400
420.
GREAT BRITAIN, 1890, SHILLING, UNC
; Great Britain, 1890 Shilling, UNC,
Victoria (1837-1901) Jubilee head. S-3927. Lovely rainbow color.........................250
421.
GREAT BRITAIN, MALPLAQUET, 1709, MEDAL, AU
; Great Britain,
Malplaquet, 1709 Medal, AU, Anne, 1702-1714. Silver Medal 1709 by J. Croker. The
victory over the French in the Battle of Malplaquet (Sept. 11, 1709), the bloodiest
battle in the War of Spanish Succession. Crowned bust left/he attack on the French
encampments in woodland, Victory flies above. Attractive iridescent toning. 47.6mm;
40.5 g, Eimer 438. Test mark on edge. A remarkably beautiful medal..................1100
422.
GREAT BRITAIN, 1709, MEDAL, AU
; Great Britain, 1709 Medal, AU, Anne,
1702-1714. Bronze Medal 1709 by J. Croker. The victory over the French in the Battle
of Malplaquet (Sept. 11, 1709), the bloodiest battle in the War of Spanish Succession.
Crowned bust left/the attack on the French encampments in woodland, Victory flies
above. 47.3mm; 52.4 g, Eimer 438. Beautiful red brown surface...........................550
423.
GREAT BRITAIN, ENGLAND, VERNON MEDAL, ND, MEDAL, F
; Great
Britain, England, Vernon medal, ND Medal, F, Admiral Edward Vernon medal.
Bronze. 38mm. Capture of Porto Bello 1739Porto Bello was a major naval base in
the new world for which Spanish forces frequently harassed British shipping in the
Caribbean. After famously claiming that he could take the city with a mere six ships,
Admiral Edward Vernon successfully captured the settlement following a two-day
siege. Mount removed and corrosion. A very popular and important series to collect..
.............................................................................................................700
424.
GREAT BRITAIN, SHOOTING AWARD, 1910, MEDAL, EF/AU
; Great Britain,
Shooting Award, 1910 Medal, EF/AU, A medieval archer and solider stand together/
Imperial Challenge Shield with emblem “For King and Empire”; Presented by R. W.
Schumacher. Bronze 42mm. Light edge bruise.......................................................225
425.
GREAT BRITAIN, 1465, TOKEN, AU
; Great Britain, 1465 Token, AU, Edward IV.
Crowned bust facing right with septre. Flat top to 1 in date. Essex Hornchurch D&H-
33. Lovely brown.....................................................................................................200
426.
GREAT BRITAIN, BEDFORDSHIRE, 1794, TOKEN, EF
; Great Britain,
Bedfordshire, 1794 Token, EF, D&H-3c. Copper Halfpenny. Leighton Buzzard. Edge:
Chambers Langston Hall & Co. Girl making lace/sheep. The craft of lace making is
irrevocably linked with the heritage of Bedfordshire and it is thought that the origins
of the craft was introduced by Queen Katherine of Aragon, first wife of Henry VIII.
Beautiful tones of red, orange and brown................................................................225
427.
GREAT BRITAIN, TOKEN, EF/AU
; Great BritainToken, EF/AU, Thomas Spence,
Copper Farthing, Adam and Eve. MAN OVER MAN HE MADE NOT LORD/man
riding on a bull with the head of an ass, AM I NOT THINE ASS around, edge plain
(Conder p.304, 416; Atkins p.144, 783; D&H Middlesex 1085. Beautiful surfaces and
red brown color........................................................................................................150
428.
IRELAND, GUN MONEY (EMERGENCY), JAMES II, 1689, SHILLING, VF
;
Ireland, Gun Money (Emergency), James II, 1689 Shilling, VF, KM-94. James II.
Crudely struck as made from melted cannons and church bells during the Williamite
War fought in Ireland between the years 1689 and 1691.........................................200
429.
IRELAND, 1795, HALFPENNY, AU/UNC
; Ireland, 1795 Halfpenny, AU/UNC,
The Prince of Wales’ crest/LOYAL BRITONS LODGE radiations at the circle around
the crown, eight pointed stars in legend, edge plain. D&H Dublin 330. Very rare.
Spectacular Red Brown............................................................................................400
430.
NETHERLANDS, 1787, MEDAL, UNC
; Netherlands, 1787 Medal, UNC, Victory
at Jutphaas (battle between the Patriots and the Orangists, May 1787 near Jutphaas in
Utrech). J. Lageman. Silver 28mm. Loon-Verv-686. Beautiful color and tone.......200
431.
NEW ZEALAND, CANTERBURY COLLEGE, ND, MEDAL, UNC
; New
Zealand, Canterbury College, ND Medal, UNC, Canterbury College Christ Church
Award Medal. Blank. Very high relief shield with cross and symbols in front of proof-
like church window. Really cool. Bronze, 59mm. Just a touch of friction..............175
432.
SCOTLAND, 1637-42, 30 SHILLINGS, VF
; Scotland, 1637-42 30 Shillings, VF,
Charles I. 3rd coinage. S-5556.................................................................................800
433.
SCOTLAND, 1797, FARTHING, AU
; Scotland, 1797 Farthing, AU, Dundee. D&H-
42. Trade house/horse and cart.................................................................................125
434.
SWEDEN, 1650, MDCL, 1 ORE, EF/AU
; Sweden, 1650 MDCL, 1 Ore, EF/AU,
KM-162.2. Christina (1632-1654). Avesta mint. 51.0 grams copper. Excellent surfaces
and attractive patina.................................................................................................425
435.
GREAT BRITAIN, LATE VICTORIAN ERA ENAMELED COIN JEWELRY,
1826, 1 SHILLING
; Great Britain, LATE VICTORIAN ERA ENAMELED COIN
JEWELRY, 1826 1 Shilling, 1826 George IV Shilling Pin, gilt with three color
enameling (red, white and blue) minor chipping. Pin back affixed for wearing......100
436.
GREAT BRITAIN, LATE VICTORIAN ERA ENAMELED COIN JEWELRY,
1845, CROWN
; Great Britain, LATE VICTORIAN ERA ENAMELED COIN
JEWELRY., 1845 Crown, 1845 Victoria Young Head Crown Swivel pin, gilt with five
color enameling (White, dark and light blue, red and green) some chipping. Mounted
in a engrailed bezel with a swivel, so that either side of the coin can be turned out.
Very unusual.............................................................................................................200
437.
GREAT BRITAIN, LATE VICTORIAN ERA ENAMELED COIN JEWELRY,
1895, HALFCROWN
; Great Britain, LATE VICTORIAN ERAENAMELED COIN
JEWELRY, 1895 Half Crown, 1895 Victoria Veiled Head Half Crowns Swivel Bezel,