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The present Catalogue aims to be more than a list of the books in the

Society's Library. Each book is entered — ist, vmder the author's name, withthe title usually reproduced in full ; 2nd, under its proper subject, the title

being abbreviated, the place of publication, the date, and size omitted. In thesame general alphabet is included an index to the important papers in all the

numismatic periodicals published in America, and to the numismatic articles

in the Historical Magazine and Magazine of American History.

" The author's name is printed in small capitals in all author-entries, and

in italics under the subjects. Heavy faced type has been used for the initial

portion of subject-headings.

The size of the books is indicated according to the scale adopted by the

American Library Association.

Mr. W. T. R. Marvin, of Boston, has kindly revised the proof sheets, and has

offered many valuable suggestions which add greatly to the value of the catalogue.

RICHARD HOE LAWRENCE,Librarian.

PERIODICALS INDEXED.

American Journal of Numismatics, A. J. of N.

Canadian Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal, C. A. & N. J.

Coin and Stamp Journal, . . C. & S. J.

Coin Collectors' Journal, C. C. J.

Historical Magazine, Hist. Mag.

Magazine of American History, . Mag. of Ani. Hist.

Mason's Coin and Stamp Collectors' Magazine, M. C. & S. C. M.

Numisma, Num.

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Abbreviations explained.Sclintid : Clavis numismatics.

Abyssinian currency.In A. J. of N., HI. 30; XIV. 85. In C. C. J., V. 98.Adams ( John), medals

'of.

. In A. J. of N., XIII. .92i XIV. 85. In C. C. J., V. 95.Addison (Joseph). Dialogues upon the useful-

ness of ancient medals, especially in relation to theLatin and Greek poets. In Complete Works, N. Y.1857. II. pp. 1-130. 9 pis.

- These dialogues were first published after the author's death,by Tickell, io 1721.

"Mr. Addison did not go any dejJth in the study of medals;all the knowledge he had of that kind, I believe, he had froihme ; and I did not give him above twenty lessons on that sub-

ject." — Signor Ficoroni, quoted by Spence. _ ^,,

_ "In the Guardian, No. 96, is an essay by Addison, entitled,-"Concerning the error in distributing modent medals."

Aegina, coins of.

_ Jn G. G. J., IV. 44.-Agassiz (Louis), medals of.In A. J. of N., IX. 22, 42, 59; X. 6.Agostino (Antonio). Antiquitatum Romanarum

Hispanarumque in nummis veterum dialogi XI.Latine redditi ab Andrea Schotto . . . quibus accessit

duodecimus de prisca religione diisque gentium se-orsim editae nomismatum icones a Jacobo Biaeo

aeri graphice incisae. Antverpiae. 1653. f°.

Bound with Gevarims : Regum et Imperatorum Romanorum. The original work, in Spanish, was printed at Tarragona in 15S7. The first Latin edition was printed in 1617.

Ahlborn (Leah), of the Swedish mint.

/« A.J. of N., VIII. 15; XIII. 87; XVI. 20.

Ainslie (G. R.), his collection of coins.Sestini: Lettere e dissertazioni numismatiche.

[AiNSWORTH (Robert), and John Ward]. Monu-menta vetustatis Kempiana, ex vetustis scriptoribusillustrata, eosque vicissimi illustrantia ; in duas par-tes divisa : quarum altera mumias, simulacra, statuas

[etc.]; altera nummos, materia modoque diversos

continet. Londini. 1720. 3 pis. 12°.

The title to the second part is : Johannis Kempii cimelii parsaltera: quae nummos contmet. Cui praefigitur de Asse et partibus

ejus commentarius. Londini. 1719.

Akerman (John Yonge). Observations on the

^coinage of the ancieht Britons. Read before the

Numismatic Society, March, 1837. London. 1837.2 pis. Sq. 4°. .

A numismatic manual.- London. 1840. 17pis. 8°. Second edition; the first was published in

1832, London, 7 pis. 16°.

-—- AncietfE coins of cities and princes geo-graphically arranged and described. Hispania

— Gal-

lia — Britannia,. London. 1846. 24 pis. 8°.

Akerman (John Yonge). — Continued. A list of tokens issued by Wiltshire tradesmen in the seven-teenth century. London. 1846. _ 1 pi. 8°.

Reprinted from the Numismatic Chronicle, Vol. VIII.An introduction to the study of ancient and

modern coins. London. 1848. lUus. 16°.See Obituary notice in A. J. of N., VIII. 95.Alchemical metal used in coins and medals.

Reyher : Dissertatio de Nummis, etc./wA.J. of N., XIII. ir.Alcinous, the so-called gardens of.

In A. J. of N., XVI. 39.Aldine device of anchor and dolphin taken from

a coin of Titus.

In A. J. of N., XIV. 32.Alexander the Great, of Macedon, coins of.

Muller : Numismatique d'Alexandrele Grand.In A. J. of N., XL 19.Alexander (Sir William). Coinage of.

See Stirling, Earl of.Alldridge

(W. J.) The universal merchant intheory and practice. First American edition. Phila-delphia. 1797. .8°.

See_ index ; mint of theU. S., p. 49 ; Sir Isaac Newton's Assayof coins, p. 251; Charles II first coined guineas, B. 263; trialpieces of James 11,p. 292; etc., etc.

AUston (Washington), medal of.Bulletin of the American Art Union, p. 5.

Almanack Fran9ais des Etats-Unis. New York.1852. 16°.

p. 21. Monnaies-les plus usit^es. Also for 1856,i860 to '64.

Altar of Lyons on Roman coins.Colonia : Histoire Htt^rairede la ville de Lyon.

American (The) Antiquarian : devoted to the in-terests of collectors of autographs, paper money,portraits, etc. Published by Charles De F. Burns,New York, Vol. i, i870-'7i to Vol. Ill, No. 2, Jany,1874. All published.

NUMISMATIC CONTENTS.Auction sale of paper money. I. 58.Continental and colonial paper money. I. 36,Contineiital money. An explanation of the devices on the

Continental bills of credit (from an almanac published in 1777).

L 78.List of bills of credit emittedby.Congress. I. 10.Paper currency of New Hampshire. I. 5.

American Art Union. Bulletin No. 14, Novem-ber 10. New York. 1848. 8°.

Contains two plates of tlie Washington Allston and GilbertStuart medals, p. 5.

American Journal of Numismatics. New York,

i866-'70. Vols. I to IV, published by the AmericanNumismatic and Archaeological Society. Continued

by the Boston Numismatic Societyrifeston, 1870-82.Vols. V to XVII. In progress.



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AMERICAN.

American Numismatic Society. Constitution andby-laws adopted April 6th, 1858. New York. 1858.32° ....

Constitution and by-laws adopted Septem-ber, 1858. New York. 1858. 24°.

American Numismatic and Archaeological Soci-ety. Constitution and by-laws. New York. 1864.8°.

Articles of incorporation, constitution and

by-laws. New York. 1865. 8°.'Same. New York. 1878. 8°.

Proceedings at its twentieth annual meeting,March 19, 1878. New York. 1878. 4°.

Contents: — President Charles E. Anthon's annual address:A morning in the numismatic alcove of the Astor Library.

Proceedings at its twenty-first annual meet-

ing, March 18, I879. New York. 1879. 4°.Contents : — President's annual address.— On some Frank

sepultures of the sixth, seventh and eighth centuries, by Henride Morgan. — The masculo-feminine demiurgosof the Egyptians,by Gaston L. Feuardent.

^ Proceedings at its twenty-second annual

meeting, March 16, 1880. New York. i88o. 4°.Contents: — President's annual address.— Schleswig-Holstein

medal, by W. T. R. Marvin.^Govemment as an art educator,by Gaston L. Feuardent.

Proceedings at its twenty-third annual

meeting, March 15, 1881. New York. 1881. 4°.Contents :— President's annual address.— On obelisks, by Gas-

ton L: Feuardent. ^Some ancient coins [from the cabinet of Lieut. Commander Gorringe], by Gaston L. Feuardent.

Proceedings at its twenty-fourth annual

meeting, March 28, 1882. New York. 1882. 4°.Contents :— President's annual address.— Correspondence with

the British Museiun relating to Gaston L. Feuardent.

Amphipolis, coins of.BoinpoU : Remarques sur les monnaies, etc.

Ancient coins, see Greek coins ; Roman coins.Angelo (Michel) and PierVincenzo Rossi. Descri-

. zione di Roma antica.[e moderna] formata novamentec on l e autorita di Bartolomeo Marliani, Onofrio

Panvinio, Alessandro Donati, e Famiano Nardini . . .Accresciuta di moltissime figure in rame, di variemedaglie [etc.]. Roma. 1719. 2 vols. 16°.

Angels (gold), first coined in 14C5.Ill A. J. of N., XIII. 91.Anhalt, coins of.

In C. C. J., IV. 22.

Anne, Queen of England.Her co[NS. /« G. and S. J., I. No. 2. In C. C. J., II. 59"

IV. 70.Her fakthings. Till: The farthings of Queen Anne. In

A. J. of N., V. 93; XII. 46. In C. A. and N. J., VI. 170. InC. C. J., VI. 58. /«M. C. andS. C. M., II. 3.

Her medals. In A. J. of N., IV. 44; VIII. 23; IX. 41. InC. C. J., IV. 56.

Her proclamation on the coins in the American colonics.In A. J. of N., VII. 94. In Hist. Mag., 2d Ser., V. n6.

Anthon (Charles E.). Silver louis of fifteen sousstruck under Louis

XIV for circulation in

FrenchAmerica. Read befor̂ the American PhilosophicalSociety, July 31st, 1876. 8°.

The " Gloriam Regni," or silver louis of 15sous, and 8f 5 sous, struck for circulation in FrenchAmerica. Boston. 1877. 4°.

Reprinted from the A. J. of N., Vol. XI. A correction andmodification of the paper read before theAmerican PhilosophicalSociety.

York and Albany. In Mag. of Am. Hist.VIII. 581-5.

"Antiquarian." A review of the article on

Continental money in Harper's Magazine for Marcft

1863. Privately printed: 1863. 8°.

Antiquary (The). London. Jan'y, 1880. P- '8.

The Canterbury coins of Edward I, II, and ill.By H. W. Henfrey.

Apamean medal, vindication of.

Bryant : A new system, etc. Vol. V. p. 289, etc.

Appleton (William S.). Description of a selection

of coins and medals relating to America, exhibited

to the Massachusetts Historical Society, April 28,

1870. Cambridge. 1870. 8°.

Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Mass. Hist. Society.

Description of medals of Washington in

the collection of W. S. Appleton. Boston. 1873.4°-

Reprinted from the A. J. of N., Vols. VII and VIII.— :— Issues of the United States Mint chrono-

logically arranged and described [Boston]. 1876.

4°- .Reprinted from the A. J. of N., Vols. IX and X. ,Appletons'

Journal. New Y'ork, June, 1878. The

genesis and history of a silver dollar. By W. H.

Rideing.Architecture in Numismatics.

/kC. A.andN. J., V. I.

Argentine Republic, coins of the.In C. C. J., III. 156.Armada (Spanish,) medals of the.

In A.], of N., I. 16; IX. 64.

Armenian coins.Corsini: De Minnisari aliorumque Anneuiae reguin.

Arsacidae, coins of the.Corsini: De Minnisari, etc.

Art Amateur (The). June, 1879. Forged coins.By Gaston L. Feuardent.

Assay medals of the U. S. mint./« A. J. of N., XIV. 92. In C. C. J., II. 125.Association of Franklin medal scholars. Boston.

1858. 8°.

Athens, coins of.InC. C. J ., IV. loi.

Attila, medal of.

Inh.Z- of N., XI. 7.Attinelli (E. J.). Numisgraphics, or a list of

catalogues in which occur coins or medals which havebeen sold by auction in the United States. Also, alist of catalogues or price' lists of coins issued bydealers; al so a list of various publications of moreor less interest to numismatologists. New York.1876. 4°.

Auction sales of coins, see Catalogues of auctionsales.

Auctorl plebis copper of 17S7.InK. J. of N., V. 73.

Augsburg, coins and medals of.In A. J. of N,, VI. 7, 48. In C. C. J., IV. 21.Augustus, coins of.

•Phillips : Notes upon a denarius of AugustusRzccio: Le monete delle antiche famiglie di Roma.In A. J. of N., IV. 90J XH, 76.Aurungzebe, gold coin of.

In A. J. of N., VIII. 45.



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AUSTRALIAN.

Australian tokens.InC C. J., IV. 176; VII. 91, loi, 117.Austrian coins. •

In A. J. of N., XVI. II. In C. A. and N. J., 11. 33. hi.C. C.J., I. 25; II. 102; III. 119; V. 159; VI. 73. In C. andS. J., I. No. 12. See Maria Theresa.

medals.In A. J. of N., I. 62, 70, 7S; VIII. 43 1 x;V. 21.

Azores, Coins of the.In C. C. J ., V. 18.

Aztec money.In A. J. of N., V.'25 ; XVH i.B. (W. — ) A manual of Roman coins from

the earliest period to the extinction of the empire.Loiidon. 1865. 21 pis. 8°.

Bactri^n coins.In A. J. of N,, VIII. 64. In C. C. J., VII. 52.Bahamas, coins of the.

/kC. C. J., II. 161.

Baltimore (Lord), coins and medals of.

In A. J. of N., II. 83;

III. 5. 29, 60, 85 ; V. 23, 88; VH. 39 ;IX. 34. In C. A. and N. J., III. 34. In Hist. Mag., II. 42;'2d Ser., III. 176.

Bank tokens of the U. S./kA. J. ofN., IV. 5i;TIII. 47. /kC. C. J., II. 9; VI. 23,

33>49, 65, 127, 129.

Bankers' (The) Magazine. Feb. and April, 1866.Numismatic bibliography, i. Guillaume Bude. 2.

Joseph H. Eckhel. 3. V. J. Duval, etc.

Barbadoes, coins of the.In C. C. J., II. 145.BarthkLemy (J. B. A. A.). Npuveau manuel

complet 'de numismatique ancienne. Paris. 1851.24°, and atlas of 12 pis. obi. 16°.

Nouveau manuel complat de numismatiquedu moyen-ige et moderne. Paris, n. d. 24°, and atlas

of 12 pis. obi. 16°.

Basel, coins of.In C. C. J., IV. 57.

Bavarian coins and medals.Fifuiiter: Bajerische Miinzbelustigung.Kraemer : Baverns Ehrenbuch.In C. and S. j., II, Nos. i, 3, 4, 7- In C. C. J., IV. 10; V.

i58.

Bayer (Franc. Perez). De Numis Hebraeo-Sama-ritanis. Valentiae Edetanorum. 1781. Portrait, 10

pis. 4°- ; .Numorum Hebraeo-Samaritanorum vindi-

ciae. Valent. Edet. 1790. Portrait, 2 pis. 4°.

Beaufoy (H. B. H.), his cabinet of tokens.

Burn ; A descriptive catalogue of London tokens.

Becker's forgeries of ancient coins.

/«A. J. of N., XVI. 12, 41.

Belgium, coins of. -

/«C. C. J.,III. 25; VI. 22.Bennington (battle of) memorial medal.

In A. J. of N., XIII. 44; XIV. 20. In Scrap book, I. 49.

Bentinck (Comtesse Douair. de). Catalogue d'unecollection de medailles antiques, faite par la Csse

Douair. de Bentinck, nee Csse d'Aldenburg, dame de

Varel, Kniephausen et Doorwerth . . . Amsterdam.

1787. 2 pts. Ills. Sq. 4°. Supplement, 1788. Ills.

Sq.4°-

Berlin Miinz Cabinet.In A. J. of N., X. 16.

Bermuda, coins of./« C. C. J ., II. 184. .yeea&oSomers Islands.

Bible texts on coins and medals.

/«A. J. of N. III. 33.Bibliography of Numismatics.

Attinetli'. Numisgraphics.Hennin : Manuel de numismatique.Homans ; The coin book.Leiizmann : Bibliotheca numaria.Norton^s Literal^ letter, 1859. No. 3, p. 4.'Renauldin : Etudes sur les medecins numismatistes.In A. J. of N., XII. 38,97; XIII. 13, iQ, 25, 104; XIV, 32,

81. /wBankers' Mag. 1866,Feb'y and Apnl. /» Num. " Cata-logue of English works on numismatics." II., Nos. i to 6.

" Bit," use of the word.In Hist. Mag. IX. 155. 2d Ser. I. 180; III. 182. In Scrib-

nev's monthly mag. July,;i878, p. 446 In Scrap book, I. 41.

Blair (John). The chronology and history of the world, from the creation to the year of Christ

1814,' illustrated in 57 tables ... London. 1814. fs. The first edition appearedin 1754. The last edition, prepared

by

J. W. Rosse, was published in 1857,by Bohn.

Bohemia, coins of.IiiC. C. J., III. 119.Bolen (J. A.), dies cut by him.

Johnson : J. A. Helen's medals, cards, and fac suniles.In A. 3. of N., I. 31; III. 15,32; IV. 32, So; IX. 23.Bolivia, coins and medals of.

Waiters : Coins and medals of Bolivia.In C. C. J. II. 48. ,

BoLZENTHAL (Hcinrich). Skizzen zur kunstges-chichte der modernen medaillen-arbeit (1429-1840).Berlin. ^840. 30 pis. 12°.

BoMPOis (Ferdinand). Lettre a M. Adrien de

Longperier sur deux medailles Grecques inedites.

Paris. 1863. Ills. 8°.Extract from the Revue Numismatique, N. S. VIII. 1863.

Restitution ^ Pergame de quelques monnaiesattribuees a Mytil^ne (He de Lesbos). Paris. 1863.Ills.

"8°.

Extract from the Revue Numis., N. S., VIII. 1863.

Remarques sur les monnaies d'argent de

rile de Rhodes et sur celle de bronze d'Amphipolis.Paris. 1864. 8°.

Extract from the Rev. Numis. N. S., IX. 1864.

Des medailles restituees par M. Fr. Lenor-mant a Lyncus ou Her^cl^e de Lyncestide. —Examende cette opinion. Paris. 1867. i pi. 8°.

Etude historique et critique des portraits

attribuees a Cleomene III, roi de Lacedemone. Res-titution de ces portraits a Antigone II Doson, roide Macedoine. Paris. 1870. 2 pis. 8°.^

Notice sur un depot de monnaies carlovin-

giennes decouvert en Juin, 1871, aux environs du

Veuillin . . . Paris. 1871. 4 pis. 8°.Bonneville (Pierre Frederic). Traite des mon-

naies d'or et d'argent qui circulent chez les differens

peuples ; examinees sous les rapports du poids, du

titre e t de la valeur reelle, avec leur diverses em-

preintes. Paris. i8o6. 188 pis. f °.

Boston Numismatic Society. Constitution andby-laws. Boston. 1867. Sq. 8°.

Same. Boston. 1871. Sq. 8°.

SeeA. J. of N., V. 95; also Hist. Mag. for proceedings.



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BOSTON.

Boston medal commemorating the fitting out of the ships Columbia and Washington.

In A. J. of N., VI. 3 3 ' ,

63 ; VII. 7. hi C. C. J., VI. 4S. InMag. of Am. Hist., V. 140.

. The Washington evacuation medal./kA. J .of N.,XV. I, 38. 'Boyd (Andrew). A memorial Lincoln bibliogra-

phy : being an account of books, eulogies, sermons,portraits, engravings, medals, etc., published uponAbraham Lincoln . . . comprising acollection in thepossession of the compiler. Albany. 1870. Portrait, 2pis. 4°.

Medals and medalets,p. 161-170.

BoYNE (William). Tokens issued in the seven-teenth century in England, Wales, and Ireland, bycorporations, merchants, tradesmen, etc. London.

1858. 42 pis. 8°.

The silver tokens of Great Britain and Ire-land, the dependencies, and colonies. To which areadded two tokens in gold, and some in copper which'were issued as silver. London. Printed for thesubscribers only. 1866. 7pis. Sq. 8°.

Printed only on one side of each leaf.

Bracteates.

Ludewig and Moser : Einleitung zu dem Deutschen miinz-wesen mittlerer zeiten.

SckdnttemanTi : Zur vaterlandischen miinzknnde.In A. J .of N., I . 16,51, 60, 67, 77; X. 12,22. In C. C. J.,

IV. 184 ; V. 76.

Bratnhall medalets.In A. J .of N., II. 40.

Brazil, coins of.L^E-mpire de Brisil a I'Exposition universelle de 1876./»C. C. J.,IV. 27.Breck (Sanniuel). Historical sketch of Continen-

tal paper money. PJiiladelphia. 1843. 8°.

Contains thechief matterof two essaysread before the Ameri-can Philosophical Society in 1843. Reprinted by A. C. Kline.Phila., 1S63 ; and in Mason's C. and S. C. Mag., Vol. III.

Bremen, coins of./k C. C. J., III. 139.Breslau, coins of.

/»A. J .of N.,V. 87.Brevoort (J. C). Early Spanish and Portuguese

coinage in America. /?«-Mag. of Am. Hist., II. 334-8.i'eeA. J .of N., XVI. I, etc.

Brewer (Fisk P.). The earliest New York token.In Hist. Mag., V. 294-5. Ills.

British Museum collection of coins.Co-nibe : Veterum populornm et regum numi qui in Museo Bri-

tannico adservantur.Head : SelectGreek coins exhibitedin electrotype.Keary : A guide to the Italian medals exliibited in the king's

library.Synopsis of the contentsof the British Museum.In A. J .of N., IX. 63, 92 ; XIII. 65.Britons, ancient coins of the.

Akertnan: Ancient coins of cities and princes.Akerman : Observations on the coinageof llic ancient Britons.Hawkins : The silver coins of England.

In A. J .

of N., VI. 22 ; IX. 55. In C. C. J., VII. 45.Bronze used for coinage.

IhC.A. andN. J., I .85.,

Brown (John), memorial medal of.In A. J .of N., X. 28, 76. In C. C. J ., I . 7 .

Browne (W. A.). The money, weights, and meas-ures of the chief commercial nations in the world,with the British equivalents. Fourth edition. Lon-don. 1870. 16°.

Brunswick, coins of.In A. J . of N., II. 45 ; IV. 73 ! IX. 11. In C. C. J.,_I. 72 !

,

III. 33 ; VI. 37- ,

Brutus, coins of./kA. J .of N.,XIII. I. - > .Brya-nt

(Jacob). A new system ; or an analysis,

of antient mythology :

wherein an attempt is made

to divest tradition of fable and to reduce the truth

to its original purity. Third edition. . . . With a por-

trait and some account of the author. A vindicationof the Apamean medal. London. 1807. 6vols.

41 pis. 8°.

Last edition ; the first appeared i ni773-'76 in 3vols. Contain^

numerous illustrations of coins. The vindication. of the Apamean

medal i sin Vol. v. 289^-313. : '

Burn (Jacob Henry). A descriptive catalogue of the London traders, tavern and coffee-house tokens,

current in the seventeenth century. Presented to the

Corporation Library by Henry Benjamin HanburyBeaufoy. Second edition. London. 1855. 2portraits,

2pis. 8°.

The iirst edition was published in 1853.^

BusHNELL (Charles I.) An arrangement of trades-men's cards, political tokens, also election "medals,medalets, etc., current in the United States of Ameri-ca for the last sixty years, described from the origin-als chiefly in the collection of the author. New

York. 1858. 4pis., portrait inserted. 12?.

An historical account of the first three busi-ness tokens issued in the city of New York. New York. 1859. I pi. 12°.

_Also printed in ValentineU 'manual of the coiporation of thecity of New York, 1859 ; and in the Hist. Mag. 1859,III. 299.

Bushnell (Charles I.), his collection, of coins.In A. J .-of N., 1.24, 85, 87; XV. 72; XVII. 20, 44. In

C. C. J., VII. 124. In Mag. of Am. Hist., VIII. 635. In Num.IV. No. 6; VI. Nos. 2-4.

Byzantine coins.In C. C. J., II. I, 17,40, 95, gS, 130, 172.CjVNADlAN (The) Antiquarian and Numismatic

Journal, published by the Numismatic and Antiqua-rian Society of Montreal. 1872-S2. Vols. I to .X.In progress.

Canadian coins, tokens, and medals.Le Roux I Complete Canadian copper coin catalogiie.Sandham: Coins, tokens, and medals of the Dominion of

Canada.Sandham : Medals commemorativeof the Visit of the Prince

of Wales to Montreal in i860.In A. J .of N. I . i6; II. r6, 60, 96; III. 71 ; IV i, 61, 67,

^i' l;n' ^^' l\\f*' " ' '^"^^ * ■"8; IX. I, 45, 70; XL 4 6 ;

56 - , XlII. 30 ; XIV. 41, 71, 93 ; XV. 3, 33,53, 79 ; XVI. r:, ,,.

57, 81 ; XVII. 9, 39. In fc."A. and N j"!? 33f'4;, t s !

as^,\\l',141, 15s,168, 172, 177 ; II. I, 27, 49, 62, 127, 138, 160 ; III, 21,29.42,64,89,109,157,185; IV. 38,45, 122, 169; V. 43,75,136 181,,87, .88: VI. 119, 13s, 174; VII. 21, 46, 95, .07, I.IVIII. 49, 1S7; IX. 74, 78; X. 138, 14,, 168; XI. 30, 36; xiv! f ' ^ r

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FtV^' ' ?J'- 5' ". 57, 81 ; XVII. 9, 39.

(78^^/; vYmVss!"-.'' •''• "■ ''• '''• '''■ "'■

\-"'paper money.

In A J . of N., III. 32. In C. A. and N. J., I .53, ,07 , HI..6, 27, 64, 112; V. 91. /«C.C. J., 111.82; V. 152.Capelli (Rudolph). Numolheca atque rariora

becceleriana proat se obtulerunt et sub stylum vene-runt, ex-temporanea opella consignante D. RudCapello P. Pedita Hamburgi tvpis Rebenlini annochristiano 1684 nunc recusa et publice vendendamense Septembre hujtas anni. Hamburgi. 171:0

4pis. f° o / J •

Carausius, coins of.De Peyster: The history of Carausius.



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Cardwell (Edward). Lectures o n t he coinageof the Greeks and

'Romans ; delivered in the Uni-

versity of Oxford. Oxford. 1832. 8°.Carey (Henry C.) Money: a lecture delivered

before the New York Geographical and StatisticalSociety, Thursday, February, 1857. Reprinted from

the Merchants' Magazine for April, 1857. Philadel-phia. i860. 8°.

Carolina medal, see Jernagan Cistern medal.

Carrara medals.In A. J. of N., X. 94 ; XIII, 4 ; XIV. 65.W^ T. R. Marvin : The Carrara medals, with notices of the

Dukes of Padua, whose effigies they bear, etc., reprinted withadditions from Am. Joiir. of Numismatics, with 2 photographs.

Carroll (Charles), medal of.In A. J. of N., V. 8 ; XV. 45. In the Catholic World, July,

1876,p. 537. Ills.

Castellani collection of coins.FeuardeiU : On some coins of the Castellani collection.In A. J. of N., XII. 83.

Castorland half-dollar or medal.In A. J. of N., II. 34, S6, 61; V. 39i VIII. 48. In C. C. J.,

III. 48. In Hist. Mag., IV. 33.

Catalogues of Auction sales of coins and medals.

American.

Atiinellt: Numisgraphics, in which are marked the cataloguesowned by the Society.

Jongs J The coin collectors' manual.Wooimard : Coin sales of W. Elliot Woodward./»A. J. of N., 1.29, 35, 43.56; XV.9. /k C. C. J ., VI. 13,

22 ; VII. 23, 75. In Num., VI. No. i. ~

English.

1755. Feb. 11-19. Richard Mead. Ancient and

modern coinsand medals, antiquities, gems, etc.

262 p. 141 + 80 + 80 + 8i + 76 -f 74 + 61-j- [346] lots. Priced, portrait and plate of an-

cient «Dins.

1795. -Rev. Richard Southgate. Ancient andmodern coins and medals. 21 - |

- 68 p. 104 +102 +loi - 4

-104 + 104 +"2 - \ - no +121

lots. Portrait, memoir by Dr. Combe.

j8o2. April I2-May 31. Samuel Tyssen. An-

cient and modern coins and medals. [7] - f219+ [2] +23 p. 3128 lots. Printed prices, por-trait.

May 18. Samuel Tyssen. Antiquities,

seals and curiosities. 11 p. 109 lots.

/ December 6-10. Samuel Tyssen. Dupli-

cates of ancient and m.odern coins and medals.

40 p. 597 lots. Priced.

1818. June 24-27. John Henderson. English,Scotch and Irish coins. _ 29 p. 486 lots. Priced

and named.

1819. March 3-1 1. James Brindley. Modern

medals and pattern pieces. 6 5

p. 889 lots.Priced and named, portrait.

1820. March 14-22 ajid May 5-12. Richard

Miles. Ancient and modern coins and medals.

iig-).[2}p. 1743 lots. Priced and named,portrait and memoir inserted.

February 18-19. Richard Miles. Numis-

> matic library. 30 p. '635 lots. Priced.

1824. March S-12. Sir Mark Mastefman Sykes.

Ancient and modern coins and medals. 28 +

5p. 441 lots. Priced and named.

1824. February 23-26. [Ralph Willett.] Englishcoins and medals. 19 - f 5p. 360 lots. Pricedand named. See 1827, 1834.

1827. March 15-16. Ralph Willett. Englishcoins and medals. 16 p. 236 lots. Priced and

named.

1829. February 25-28. Joseph Miller. Englishand modern coins and medals. 35 p. 579 lots.

1830. June 3-9. Right Hon. James, Earl of Mor-ton, who died in 1768. Greek and Roman

coins and medals and a few modern coins.

45 P- 737 ^ots. Priced and named.

1832. May 30-July 13. Marmaduke Trattle.Ancient and modern coing and medals. 204p. 3387 lots. Priced and named, portrait in-

serted.

1834. February, 19-23. Ralph Willett. Romancoins. 25 p. 418 lots. Priced and named. See

1824, 1827.

1837. June 8-14. John Shepherd. Ancient andmodern coins and medals, English tokens, nu-

mismatic books. 46 p. 752 lots. Priced and

named, i pi. of Roman coins inserted.

July 17-19. Robert Surtees. Ancient andmodern coins and medals. 32 p. 361 lots.

1838. April 30-May 3 . William Bentham. Eng-

lish and Roman coins. 33 p. 587 lots. Priced

and named, portrait inserted.

June 20-26. Joseph Gordon Leybourn.

English coins and a few Greek and Roman.

27 p. 536 lots. Priced and named, i pi. of

Roman coins inserted.

November 26-29. Matthew Young. Nu-

mismatic library. 39 p. 984 lots. Priced and

named.

1839—

1842. Matthew Young. Ancieixt and mod-

ern coins and medals. Pt. I . Feb'y 25-March 5 ,

1839, 5 8p. 1070 lots ; Pt. II. June 3-1 1

,62 p.

1057 lots; Pt. III. Nov. 4-12, 69 p. 1130 lots;

Pt. IV. Feb. 27-March 7 ,

1840, 66

p. 1142 lots ;

Pt. V. June 29-July 7 ,

5 6p. 1065 lots; Pt. VI.

Nov. -2-7, 52 p. 816 lots; Pt. VII. March 1-5,1841,37 p. 662 lots; Pt. VIII. Nov. 3-10, 57 p.956 lots ; Pt. IX. Nov. 29-30, 20 p. -S£ Jots ; Re-maining portions reserved by Miss Woolton,

deceased, Nov. 30-Dec. 2 ,

1842, 25 p. 497 lots.

All priced and named, portrait and autographsinserted.

1841. May 21-29. Si"" J°^" Twisden, Bart. An-

cient and modern coins and medals. 53 p. 950lots. Priced and named.

1842. June 30-July 7 . Dean of St. Patrick. An-

cient and modern coins and medals. 6 5p. 1026

lots. Portrait inserted.

1843. April 5-12. John Trotter Erockett. An-

cient and modern coins and medals 54 p. 921lots. Priced and named, autograph letter in-

serted.

June 24. John Trotter Brockett. Numis-

' matological library. 15 p. 214 lots. Priced and

named.

May 31-June 5 . Dr. Jeremiah Milles, Dean

of Exeter, deceased in 1784; and Fletcher Rain-

cock. Ancient and modern coins and medals.

54 p. 919 lots. Priced and named.

June 7 . Fletcher Raincock. Rev. F. Blick.

Numismatological libraries. 10 p. 143 lots.



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1843. June 3ci-July 4. Rev. Francis Blick. Greekand Roman, and English coins, medals and to-kens. 38 p. 581 lots. Priced and named.

1844. March 18-30. [Duke of Devonshire.] Pt. I.Greek and Roman coins. 96 p. 1286 lots ; Pt. II.Saxon and

English coins, 60 p.

757 lots. Priced

and named.

1845. March 5-8. H. P. Standly. Saxon, Eng-lish and modern coins and medals, and numis-matic books. 66 p. 620 lots.

August 18-21. William Benson. Ancientand modern coins, medals and tokens, and nu-mismatic books. 61 p. 600 lots. Priced andnamed.

September 22-25. [Rev. F. I. Stainforth.]British, Saxon and English coins and medals.26 p. 388 lots.

-^— December 2-3. R. p. Sale. Pictures, coins,medals and miscellaneous curiosities. 15 p.

195 + 85 lots.

1845-1846. William Till. Ancient and moderncoins, medals and tokens. Pt. I. Jan. 6-1 1, 1845,

71 p.

747 lots; Pt.

II. July 28-Aug. 4,

74 p.

915lots; Pt. III. April 20-27, 1846, 81 p. 985 lots ;Pt. IV. May 12-14, PP- 82-Ti5> lots 990-1461.All priced and named.

1846. May 15. William Till. Numismatic library.12 p. 191 lots. Priced and named.

February 9-10. [Hon. Mr.' Butler.] Eng-lish coins, medals and tokens. 26 p. 342 lots.

1847. April 19-28. Lieut. Colonel Durrant. Brit-ish, Anglo-Saxon and English coins and medals.

92 p. 1158 lots. Priced and named.

1848. March 15-18. Joseph Maydwell. Saxonand English coins. 39 p. 499 lots.

May 11-13. Stanesby Alchorne. Englishand foreign coins and medals. 29 p. 456 lots.

July 31-Aug, 12. Catalogue of the entirePeinbroke collection of Greek, Roman, English,

Scotch, Irish and foreign mediaeval coins andmedals, as published in 1746, 4°, under the fol-lowing title: — "Numismata Antiqua, in trespartes divisa. Collegit olim et aeri incidi vivensGur^/it' Vhomas Pembrochiae et Montis Gome-rici Comes. Prelo demum mandabantur A. D.1746." 325 p. 1500 lots. Catalogued by Mr.Burgon. Priced and named, portrait of the Enrlof Pembroke, examining his medals, inserted.

November 27-Dec. 7. "^. A. A. White.Greek, Roman, British, Saxon, English, Scotchand Irish coins and medals, nop. '140S lots.

1850. July 8-1 5. [Lord Homesdale.] Ancientand modern coins and medals, and numismaticbooks. 98 p. 1033 lots. Priced and named.

1851. January 15-18. Rev. Dr. Neligan. Ancientand modern coins and medals'. 54 p. 597 lots.

July 11-12. An eminent amateur. Paj^alcoins. A. D. 715-1846. 27 p. 345 lots.

July 14-15. William Ferguson. Englishand Scotch corns, and numismatic books. 26 p.

350 lots.

Ju'y 16. A well-known collector. Greekand Roman coins, and numismatic books. 16 p.

154 lots.

1852. February '5-7. Mr. Atcherly. Ancient andniodern coins and medals, and numismaticbooks. 34 p. 469 lots.

1852. March- 4-10. July 1-3. George Marshall;

English coins and medals. 64 + 29 p. 820 -|-

471 lots. Priced and named.

1853. February 2. H. P. Boerell. Numismatic

library. 15 p. 277 lots.

. April 7-8. Edward Bedford Price. Anti-

quities, coins, tokens, books, etc. 28 p. 571 lots.

May 31. English coins and medals. 13 p.

138 lots.

1854. February 10. Cufic'^ Mamluk, Syrian and

Greek coins. 12 p. 167 lots.

March 27. Greek and Roman coins. 17 p.

207 lots.

May 2. General Baron Koller; and an-other. Greek and Roman coins. 17 p. 172 lots.

June 8-17, June 26-July 5. James DodsleyCuff. Greek, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, English,Scotch and Irish coins and medals, and numis-matic books. 193 p. 2502 lots. Priced and

named, portrait and autograph letter inserted.

See 1856.

November 27-Dec. 2. Charles Stokes. An-

cient and modern coins and medals. 63 p.863 lots.

1855. February 22-March 3. C. W. Loscombe.Ancient and modern coins and medals. 127 p.

1472 lots. Sale postponed and took place March

30-April 14.—'■—

June 5. James Conder and F. Dixon. Eng-lish tokens, and Greek, Roman and Englishcoins. 17 p. 208 lots.

1856. February 7. James Dodsley Cuff. Collec-tion of di.iplicates. 12 p. 138 lots. See 1854.

1858. November 15-23. James Whittall. Greekand Roman coins. 81 -\- [2] p. (034 lots.

November 24. A nobleman. Roman coins.16 p. 158 lots.

1859, January lo-ti. H. O. Cureton.»Greek, Ro-man, British,

Anglo-Saxon and English coinsand medals, and numismatic books. 31 p. 433lots.

January 28. Ancient and modern coins andmedals. 14 p. 157 lots.

March 7-8. Greek, Roman and Englishcoins. 19 p. 264 lots.

March 9. Roman and English coins. 16 p.171 lots.

May 16-21. John Hu.xtable. Greek, Ro-mon, British, Anglo-Saxon and English coinsand medals, and numismatic books. 81 p' 887lots.

—- May 23-27. Rev. Joseph William Martin.Anglo-Saxon, English, Scotch and Irish coins.61 p. 574 lots.

—— July 4-9- Francis Hobler. Roman coins.

84 p.

869 lots.

August 23-25. Ancient and modern, coinsand medals. 42 p. 624 lots.

November 10. C. L. W. Merlin. Greek^°™s^andcoinsof theCrusader.s. 20 p. 141 lots.

11-15. Joseph Lewis Ethering-

See i86i.— November _ ton Curt. Ancient and'modern coins rnirmed-als. 58 p. 793 lots.—

November_26. William Ed^^•ards. Ancientand modern coins and medals. 10 p. 171 lots.



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i860. January 25-26. Early British, Saxon andEnglish coins, etc. 26 p. 314 lots.

April 2-3. Greek, English, Anglo-American,American and modern coins and medals. 36 p.

318 lots.

April 4-5. John J. A. Boase. Roman andmodern coins and medals. 27 p. 444 lots. July 12-14. H. M. Kettlewell, Francis Graves

and another. Ancient and modern coins andmedals. 34 p. 554 lots.

1861. January 14-19. Rev. J. Lewin-Sheppard,and Frederick Sargent. Roman and Englishcoins and medals, and numismatic books. 75 p.

931 lots. I pi. ^i

March 18-20. W. Waring Hay Newton andM. de Carneiff. Greek and Roman coins. 61 p.597 lots.

July 10-12. Capt. Edward Hoare and oth-ers. Jewish and English coins. 65 p. 701 lots.

August 2-10. Baron S. de Chaudoir, Rev.Dr. Bandinel and others. Ancient and moderncoins and medals. 96 p. 1664 lots.

August 12. Octavius Borrell and another.Greek, Roman and English coins. 31 p. 234lots.

November n. C. L. W. Merlin. Greekcoins. 26 p. 158 lots. See 18^c).

December 16. Rev. Isaac Bonsall. Ancientand modern coins and medals. 12 p. 158 lots.Postponed and sold April 30, 1862.

1862. February 24. Octavius Borrell. Greekcoins. 16 p. 128 lots. See 1861.

February 25-March 4. Henry Pershouse,E. Treherne and General Miles. Ancient andmodern coins and medals. 94 p; 1106 lots.

June 4-12. C. G. Hiiber. Greek and Ro-man coins. 138 p. 1444 lots.

June 13-17. Scientific Italian gentleman.

Greek and Roman coins, and numismatic books.64 p. 766 lots.

'

August II, Miss Richardson Currer. Ro-man and English coins and medals. 25 p.

254 lots.

—— August 12-16. Colonel George Thomas,and others. Greek, Roman, Bactrian and Eng-lish coins and medals. 79 p. 1143 lots.

J863. February 2-3. Greek coins. 30 p. 300 lots.

February 4-5. Count Camille Roma, and

Thomas Bliss. Greek, Roman and Englishcoins. 35 p. 360 lots.

Feb. 23-24. Ancient and modern coins

and medals, and numismatic books. 32 p. 463lots.

February 25-26. Benjamin Nightingale.

Roman coins and modern medals and tokens,and numismatic books. 24 p. 359 lots.

' May 28-30. Walter Prideaux. Ancientand modern coins and medals. 49 p. 507 lots.

June 2-3. Ancient and modern coins andmedals. 32 p. 416 lots.

June 29-July 4. The Chevalier N. Ivanoff."Greek coins. 97 p. 787 lots.

1864. April 22-25. Nehemiah Griffiths. Greek,

Roman and English coins and medals. 32 p.

676 lots.

1867. July 29-30. Ancient and modern coins andmedals, and numismatic books. 35 p. 397 lots.

1868. July 3i-Aug. I, Edward Hawkins. Eng-lish, Scotch and Irish coins, medals and tokens.30 p. 336 lots.

1877. July 13. From the collection of the Bankof England. English coins. 21 p. 184 lots.Priced.

1878. April 8-9. Collection of the Bank of Eng-land. English and foreign medals and Englishtokens. 29 p. 263 lots. Priced.

1879. April 21-23. Major-General Wm. YorkeMoore. Early British, Anglo-Saxon, English,Scotch and Irish coins. 30 p. 444 lots. Priced.

November 18-19. George Wakeford. Eng-lish coins, medals, war medals, tokens, etc.

50 p. 406 lots. Priced.

1881. May 30-31. Charles Sackville Bale. Greekand Roman coins, cinque cento Italian medalsand English coins. Fifth part, pp. 137-169,Nos. 1861 to 2202.

French.1850. 21 Janvier. Lyon. Auguste Frere. Mon-

naies et medailles anciennes, du moyen-Sge etmoderne, et biblibtheque numismatique. 287 p.

4536 + 3°8 lots.

1875. 18-20 Octobre. Paris. Regnault. Mon-naies etrangeres (Anglaises, Espagnoles, Portu-

gaises, Am^ricaines). Seconde partie. pp. 75-198. Lots 815-2106. 3 pis.

1878. 18-22 Mars. Regnault. Monnaies et me-dailles Franyaises et etrangeres. Troisiime par-tie. 144 p. 2050 lots.

17 Juin. J. B. A.Jarry. Medailles Romaines,consulaires et imperiales. 162 p. 2426 lots.Portrait.

21 Juin. J. B. A. Jarry. Monnaies royaleset seigneuriales de France. 199 p. 2701 lots.

-Portrait.1880. I Mars. Crignon de Montigny. Medailles

Grecques, Romaines, Fran9aises et etrangeres,medailles artistiques, ouvrages de numismatique,etc. 163 p. 1809 lots. 3 pis. Memoir by J.de Witte.

German.

i868-'69, Ritter von Schulthess-Rechberg. Miinz-

u. medaillen-sammlung. Als anhang zum thaler-cabinet des verstorbenen herrn K. G. Ritter vonSchulthess-Rechberg bearbeitet von Julius undAlbert Erbstein. Dresden. 1868-69. 8 pis.2 vols. 8°. 7380 lots. Printed prices.

1869. Ferdinand Ockel. Die miinzen-medaillen-

und Orden-sammlung des verstorbenen herrn

Kauffmann Ftrdinarid Ooksl., Berlin. 1869.12°.

5000 + 36 lots. Printed prices.

Carl Ludwig von Duisburg. Verzeichniss

der medaillen-sammlung des verstorbenen Sani-

tiitsrath Dr. med. Carl Ludwig von Duisburg in

Danzig, welche nebst der von demselben hinter-

lassenen numismatischen bibliothek. Danzig.

1869. 8°. 1357 + 315 lots. Printed prices.

1871. Carl Heinrich Haase. Sammlung von

miinzen und medaillen im auftrage des verstor-

benen zum Behuf ihrer versteigerung kurz

beschrieben von Dr. E. G. Gersdorf. Leipzig.

1871. 8°. 4782 lots. Printed prices.



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CATALOGUES.

1872. Heimburge and J. de Wellens. Cataloguede la riche collection de monnaies et medaillesantiques, modernes et du moyen-age et d e labiblioth^que numismatique de feu M. Heim-burge, rentier a Jena ; et des medailles de larevolution Fraa9aise, des prelats de I'Empire,

etc., ayant fait part du cabinet de feu M. lebaron J. de Wellens. Franckfort sur le Mein.1872. I pi. 8°. 29B6 lots. Printed prices.

1875. Henri Reignault, Heinri Stecki and vonLohr. Catalogue de la celebre et riche collec-tion de monnaies et medailles Italiennes, desPapes, de I'ordre St. Jean de Rhodes e t deMalte, etc., etc., formee par M. Henri Regnault. . . reunie a la serie de monnaies et medaillesPolonaises (He partie) de M. le conte HenriStecki, et k la collection tres-considerable demonnaies rares du moyen-age e t d es tempsmodernes de M. le Capitainevon Lohr. Franck-

fort sur le Mein. 1875. i pi. 8°. 6705 lots.Printed prices.

Rudolph, R. von Wildenstein, Ed. ZoUerand Stblting. Catalogue der reichhaltigen Ru-

dolph'schen miinz-sammlung (universell), ver-

bunden'mit der gewahlten sammlung Rbmischerund Griechischer raiinzen des Herrn Baron R.von Wildestein, ferner der vortreffichen serie

Frankfurter miinzen und medaillen des sel.'Herrn Eduard ZoUor sowie der ausgezeichnetensuite Deutscher Stadte-miinzen und transatlan-tica aus der sammlung des herrn oberamtmann

Stolting in Celle. Frankfurt a. M. 1875. ' P^'8°. 4048 lots. Printed prices.

1876. Stblting and Robert Cleff. Catalog derhiiinz-und medaillen-sammlung des herrn ober-amtmann Stblting in Celle. (II theil, mittelalterund neuzeit) ; vereinigt mit der miinz-samm-lung des sel. herrn Robert Cleff (universell).Frankfurt a. M. 1876. i pi. 8°. 4496 lots.Printed prices.

Paul Henckel. Die Paul Henckel'schensammlung Brandenburg-Preussischer miinz und

medaillen. Beschrieben von Adolph Weyl.Berlin. 1 876 . 4 pis. 4°. 5504 lots. Printedprices.

1877. Brandenburg-Preussiche miinz-sammluhg.Bearbeitet von Adolph Weyl. Berlin. 1877.Ills. 4°. 2230 lots.

1878. Jules Fonrobert. Die Jules Fonrobert'sehesammlung iiberseeischer miinzen und medaillen.Ein beitrag zur mlinz geschichte ausser EuropAischer lander. Bearbeitet von Adolph Weyl. —Amerika. — I. Abtheilung : Nord-Amerika. Ber-lin. 1878. 4°. 6205 lots. Ills. II. Abtheilung :Central-Amerika. Berlin. 1878. Ills. Lots 6206-7853-

1880. J. Leitzmann. Kalalog der sammlung an-tiker, mittelalterlicher und moderner miinzenund medaillen des seligen herrn Pastor J. Leitz-mann . . .

welche von

C. G. Thieme offehtlichgegen baare zahlung zur versteigerung gebrachtwird. Leipzig. 1880. 8°. 5200 lots.

1881. Catalog einer interessanten sammlung vonkntiken mittelalterlichen und neueren miinzenund reformations-medaillen. Adolph Hess.Frankfurt a. M. 1881. 8°. 1803 lots.

1882. Verzeichniss der dubletten des Kbnig-lichen miinz-kabinets zu Berlin, igter auktions-katalog von Adolph Weyl. Berlin. 1882. 4°.4878 lots.

Catalogues of coins and medals issued by dealers,

priced.

American.

AttinelU: Numisgraphics, in which are marked

the catalogues owned by the Society.

English.

Henry ( J.). A catalogue of English coins in silverand copper. London, n. d. Ills. 12°. 24 p.

334 lots.

Lincoln (W. S.) and Son. Catalogue of coins and

medals comprising Greek coins, silver and cop-per ; Roman gold, silver, first, second and thirdbrass ; early British gold, silver and coppercoins ; Saxon pennies ; English coins in gold,silver and copper, from the Conquest to thepresent time ; Scotch coins ; silver and bronzemedals . . . London. 1856. 16°. 1371 lots.

Same. 1858. 16°. 2856 lots.

Same. 1861. 16°. 5369 lots.

Same. Parts I-IX.' \&'. 1864-66.

French.

Rollin and Feuardent. Catalogue d'une collectionde monnaies royales de France. Paris. 1864.24°. 2626 lots.

Catalogue d'une collection de monnaiesantiques de I'Espagne. Paris, n. d. 24°. 1378lots.

Catalogue d'une collection de medailles Ro-maines, le. et 2e. partie : As, families Romaines,imperiales jusqu'a Pupien. Paris & Londres.n. d. 24°. 5076 lots.

Catalogue d'une collection de medailles desrois et des villes de I'ancienne Grece, 36. partie :Asie et Afrique. Paris. 1864. 24°. Lots 6353-9601.

German.Hess (Adolph). Catalog einer Thaler— (md me-

daillen —sammlung mit beige fiirgten verkaufs-preisen. Frankfurt a. M. 1878. 3393 lots.

Catalogue of American store cards, etc., withspace for marking the condition, price, rarity, etc.,of each piece, designed for the use and convenienceof collectors. Philadelphia, n. d; Sq. 4°.

Catalogue of gold, silver, copper, brass, bronze,and porcelain coins and medals, known for manyyears as the Dr. Spier's collection, and now belong-mg t o t he Society of California Pioneers. Thiscollection is composed of the most rare and valuablemedals and coins of all nations, from the earliestcomage of the ancients down to the present time.San Francisco. 1877. 8°.

Catalogue of the New York State Library.

Maps, manuscripts, engravings, coins, etc. Albany1857. 8°.

Catholic (The) World. July, ,876. CharlesCarroll of CarroUton. IlUi^.

Cent of the U. S.Frossard: Monograph of United State.sCents.

■78, VI. I, ,7, 42, 48, S2, 69, 81, 97, 1,3, ,31, HS, 161, iSo-VII. ,2, 28 35, 56, 70. In Hk. Mag.; II. x'jz'; ifi. 4 5 ' ,

,25

l'c.M.,v!'7r.'..TVi'°4.' °™'' "■''• '" ^•''- ^''^



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CATALOGUES.

Cent of 1793.7»A. J. o£N., III. 4,47,84,92,93; IV. 22,40,46,96; V.

13, i6i VII. 6, 43. In C. C. J., IV. i5S, 177. /« M. C. andS. C.-M., II. 85, 91 ; III. 14, 25, 54, 72, 86,-

1794'-- Maris : Varieties of the copper issues . . .

1794./m a. J. of N.,. IV. 22, 97; VII. 6. /« C. C. J., V. 9, 20. /«Num., IV. Nos. 4, 5.

179s. '96. '98, 1832./«A. J. of N., V. 63; VII. 6.

: 179 9-/« A. J. of N., XVII. 46. /k C. C. J ., V. 97.

1804.

/kC. C.J. ,111. 12.

Centennial medals of the U. S.In A. J. of N., IX. 20, 64, 73; X. 34, 62; XI. 14, 65; XII.

43,71, 100; XIII. 31. In C. A. and N. J., V. 134. In C. C. J.,1.36,62,68,69,92, 103,121,131,162; 11.5,34.

Cerda de Villarestan (M.). Catalogo general-de las antiquas monedas autonomas de Espaiia, con

noticia de sus legendas, tipos, slmbolos y pueblos a

que corresponden. Madrid. 1858. 8°. -

Chamillart, medal of.y« A. J. of N., XVI. 32.

- Channel Islands (Jersey and Guernsey), coins of.hi C. C. J., II. 38.

Charles I, of England, his collection of coins. _ /k C. A. and N. J., IV. 59.

his gold five-pound-piece.

In A. J. of N., IV. 37; XII. 88.

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tion -sur le trone, & ce qui s^est passe depuis jusquesa I'entiere reduction du royaume d'Irlande. Parmedailles,. inscriptions, arcs de triomphe, et autres

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Vol. XVII of the Manx Society's pubUcations.

Collections of American coins, tokens, med-

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On the copper and other currency of the

Isle of Man. In Proceedings of the ManchesterNumismatic Society. Pt. I. 1864. pp. 5-17.

'Ills. ;

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Pt. II. 1865. pp. 41-42.

Cleaning coins, methods of./»A. J. of N., V. 8, 72; VI.34; KV. 78. /«C.C.J.,I.

95. In Numis. Pilot, No. 2.

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Christianity, progress of, illustrated by coins.

]Valsh : An essay on ancient coins and medals.

Christina, Queen of Sweden, her cabinet of coins.

Havercamp: M^dailles de grand et moyen bronze du cabinet

de.lareine Cliristine.

Church tokens.In A. J. of N., VI. 70, 84; VIII. 44, 92; IX. 12

:IV. 52. In Hisl. Mag., 3d Ser., I. 57, 124,246, 371ids. C. M., V.188. /;« Num., IV. No. 6.

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Coin and Stamp Journal. Kansas City, Mo., (till

June, 1876) and New York. 1875-77. Vols. I-III., The coin department was discontinued with No. 9 of Vol. III.Coin Collector's Journal. Published by J. W.

Scott & Co., New York. 1875-82. Vol. I-VII. Inprogress.

Coin Journal. Edited by Charles Steigerwalt.Lancaster, Pa. Vol. I. Nos. 1-2, April and June,

1878. AH published. — New issue, 1S79-82. Vols.I-III.

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Colombia, coins of.IiiC. C. J ., IV. 115.COLONIA (Dominique de). Histoire litteraire de

la ville de Lyon, avec une biblioth^que des auteursLyonnois, sacres et profanes, distribues par siecles.Lyon. 1728. 2 vols, in i. 8 pis. Sq. 4°.

Altar of Lyons on coins, p. 71, 89. Medal of Henri IV., p. 40.Coins of Lyons, p. 35. Com of Mark Antony, p. 40.

Colonial coins and tokens of America.A7ithon: Silver loujs of fifteen sous, etc.Clay : Collections of American coins, tokeiis, etc.Crosby : The early coins of America.Dickeson : The American numismatic manual.Felt : An historical account of Massachusettscurrency.Frossard: Monograph of United Statescents, etc.Hickcox : An historical account of American coinage.Maris : A historical sketch of the coins of New Jersey.Ogden : An enquiry into- the early monetary history of the

American colonies.Phelps: History of Newgate, Ct., Granby coppers, p.- 15.Prime : Coins, medals, and seals, ancient and modern.Slafter : The Vermont coinage.

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Slafter : The copper coinage of the Earl of Stirling.Siichiey ; Notes on American currency.Un£le Sara's almanac for 1878. ^Early American pieces, p. 14.Wright : The American negotfator, or the various currencies

of the British colonies in America./kA. J. of N., I. 20; V. 37; VII. 35.45. 94; VIII. 18; X.

46. /k C. A, and N. J., I. 3. In C. C. J ., I. 141; I,V. 89; V.103, 106; Vli. 74. In Harper's New Monthly Mag(, i860, p.468. In Hist. Mag., I. 297. In M. C. and S. C. Mag., I. i, 9,19.35.39; III. '132. /« Num., I. No. 6; II. No. 2 ; v. No. 4.See also Auctori plebis ; Baltimore ; Connecticut ; Gloriamregni; Gloriuvs III vis; Good Samaritan ; Granby; Immu-nis Columbia; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maryland: Massa-chusetts; Newby; New Hampshire ; New Jersey; New

York ; Rosa Americana ; Somers Islands ; So.uth CaroHna;Standish Barry ; Vermont; Virginia; Voce populi.

' Colonial paper money.American Antiquarian, Vol. I. p. 36.Derby : History of paper moneyin Massachusetts.Felt: An historical account of Massachusetts currency.Gouge : A short history of papermoney.Hart : History of the issuesof paper money in the American

colonies.Hickcox : History of the bills of credit of New York.Phillips : Historical sketchesof paper currency.Potter : A brief accountof Rhode Island paper money.

Combe (Taylor). Veterum populorum et regum

numi qui in Museo Britannico adservantur. Londini.1814. 15 pis. Sq. 4°.

Comets, coins and medals commemorating them.

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and engravings on exhibition at the Caxton celebra-tion, held under the auspices of the Numismatic andAntiquarian Society of Montreal . . . June, 1877.Montreal. 1877. 8°.

Coins and medals, p. 55.

Confederate States of America, coins of./wA.J.ofN., XII. P9; XIII. 93 ; XIV. 4, 56; XVI. 94;

XVIl. 14. In C. A. and N. J., VI. 167; XI. 45. In C. C. J.,I. 96; IV. 188; VII. 96. In Num., HI. Nos. 4, 5, 6.-

paper currency.

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Lee : Currency of the Confederate States of America.

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[PicHetf}: Sigillogia. Being someaccount of thegreatorbroadseal of the Confederate Statesof America.

tokens and medals.

In A. J.of N., II. 95, 112; VIII. 47; XIII. 16; XIV. 40, 46./« C. C. J., III. 63 ; IV. 97. /KNum.,UI.No. 3; IV. No. s;V. No. 4.

" Confederatio " coins.

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Money in Ancient Greece and Rome. A chapter inthe history of political economy. By Franjois Le-normant.

Continental paper money.A 7itiquarian : A review of the article on Continental paper

money, etc.Breck : Historical sketch of Continental j^apermoney.Gouge : A short history of paper money.Haseltine : Description of the paper money issued by the

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18,29, 36, 48. /« C. A. and N. J., VIII. 147. In Coin Journal,III. 1. In Hist. Mag., 1.279,349; 11.212; III. 71; IV. 53;V. 71; VII. 282. In Mag. of Am. Hist., I. 751, In M. C. andS. C. M., V. 69, 85.

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Cook (Captain), medal of.In A. J. of N., II. 38. In Hist. Mag., VII. 142.

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Corea, coins of.

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Corner-stones, custom of placing coins underthem.

,, /k A. J. of N., II. 89; IV. 19; VII. 63.CoRSiNi (Eduardi). Ue Minnisari aliorumque

Armeniae regum nummis et Arsacidarum epoch'adissertatio. Liburni. 1754. Sq. 8°.

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^■' /^^\59,70; VI. 56; VII. 29; X. 50; XIIL

37^;XVI. 15. /„ C. A. and N. J., IV. 33. In C. C. J., I. 8;

Crosby (Sylvester S.). The early coins of Americaand the laws governing their issue. Comprising alsodescriptions of the Washington

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Cross on coins and its symbolism.In A. J. of N., IX. 35. In Hist. Mag., 2d Series, I. 288.Crusaders, their coins.

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Cyzicus, coins of.In e. C. J., IV., 134.

Danish coins and medals.In C. C. J., II. 90; III. 6; V. 185.Darbishirk (R. D.). On some autonomous coins

of ancient Spain, current in Malaga and Seville in

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Dates, their first appearance on coins and medals.

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Decius, emperor of Rome, coins of.

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Decorah (The) Numismatic Journal. E. W. Hol-way, editor, Decorah, Iowa. January to October,

187 5. Vol. I. Nos. I to 4. All published.

Del Mar (Alexander). Monograph on the his-tory of money in China, from the earliest times to

the present. San Francisco. 1881. [c. 1880.] 2 pis.8°.

De Peyster (J. Watts). The history of Carau-sius, the Dutch Augustus . . . with which is inter-

woven an historical and ethnological account of the

Menapii, tlie ancient Zeelanders and Dutch Flem-

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Dutch Augustus, and emperor of Britain and the

Seas ; and of Holland's mighty share in the defeat of

the Invincible Armada: likewise the lives of the

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the province of Massachusetts before the revolu-

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De Vinne (Theodore L.). The invention of print-ing ... . New York. 1876. 8°.

P- 353, medals in honor of Coster. Ills.

DiCKESON (Montroville Wilson). The American

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aborigines, and colonial. State, and United States

coins.. With historical and descriptive notices of each coin or series. Third edition. Philadelphia.

1865. Portrait. 21 pis. Sq. 4°.. The first edition was published in 1S59,the second in i860.

5'^«obituary notice in A. J. of N., XVII. 23.

Die engravers. ^. .S(7^2^«^^/:Skizzen ^nrlcunstgeschichte.

Lochner: Sammlung merkwurdiger niedaillen.Lossing: Outline history of the Fine Arts.In C. A. andN. J., II. 162.

Dime of the U. S..

In C. C. J., III. 69.

Diplomatic medal copimemojrative of American

Independence.' •

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Discoveries of buried coins.In A. J. of N., I, 93 ; IV. 23, 38, 76 ; V. 16,33, 52; VI, 79,

84,86,98; VII. 20; VIII. 22,42, 72, 8s; X. 89; XI. 13,33,88^92; XII. 56, 105; XIII. 91,92; XIV. 23, 53, 77,91, 100;XV. 37, 42, S9, 65,88; XVI. 12,56,80,83; XVII. 8,22. InC. A. and N. J., VII.-30; VIII. 103. In C. C. J., I. 142, 187;II. i27;-IV. 80, no; V.30; VI. 56.. /k N. Y. Times, July 13,'79, Scrap book, I. 60, and Dec. 7,''79, Scrap book, I. 61. InNum. I. No. 4; II. No. 5.

Dollar of the U. S.Riddell : Monograph of the silver dollar.

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origin of the word.

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/«A. J. of N., II. 16. 7«C. C. J., V. 17.of 1794.

/»A. J. of N.,IX. 9. /» C. and S. J., II. No. I. /« Hist.Mag., VI. 377; VII. 319.

of 1804./kA. J. o£N., I. 24; 11.24,41,55,111; 111.7; XVI. 41.In C. C. J., V. 80. In C. and S. J., II. Nos. 2, 3. In M. C.and S. C. M., I. 22. In Num., V. No. 4.

of i8o5, why none are found.

In A. J. of N., XIII. 15.of 1836, '38, '39, '58.

In C. and S. J., II. No. 3.of 1851, '52.

In C. and S. J., II. No. 4.of 1873, trade dollar.

In A, J. of N., VIII. 32,62, 92. In C. C. J., V. 12.— of 1878. -

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In A. J. of N., XII. 106; XVII. 47. In C. C. J., III. 46,51, 8r. /« N. Y. Tjmes, Aug. 12, '79, Scrap book, I. 56. InNum., II. No. 3.

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In A.,J. of N.; 11. 35, 57. In C. C. J., V. 155.Drake (Samuel Adams). Old landmarks and

historic personages of Boston. 1873. 12°.

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Du Bois (P.). In memoriam — William E. DuBois, assayer of the United States mint and curator

of the cabinet; Philadelphia. 1881. Sq. 8°.

Reprinted from the Am. Jo

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