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From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
From the Pat Johnson Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries November 15th, 2022 Auction, Lot #72210. Fonrobert-Unlisted; Medina-637; Bustamante-877.04. By R. Britton. 37mm. Commemorating the 1877 Inter-American Congress of Jurists in Lima.
Betts-81 From Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241. (1672-94) London Elephant Halfpenny. Thick planchet. PCGS graded EF-40. A nicely centered example on a dark brown planchet. Small void by the elephant's rump; otherwise, the planchet is in great shape. This is one of the more popular Colonial types because of the pachyderm on the obverse (PCGS # 55) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 •Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241, Sold for $1,150. http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=23&lot=1241 •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller capitaljewelry, July 17, 2023, Sold for $922. •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller spongebobsbrother, April 25, 2024, Sold to Ben Mahaffey for $1,429.99.
Betts-81 From Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241. (1672-94) London Elephant Halfpenny. Thick planchet. PCGS graded EF-40. A nicely centered example on a dark brown planchet. Small void by the elephant's rump; otherwise, the planchet is in great shape. This is one of the more popular Colonial types because of the pachyderm on the obverse (PCGS # 55) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 •Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241, Sold for $1,150. http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=23&lot=1241 •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller capitaljewelry, July 17, 2023, Sold for $922. •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller spongebobsbrother, April 25, 2024, Sold to Ben Mahaffey for $1,429.99.
Betts-81 From Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241. (1672-94) London Elephant Halfpenny. Thick planchet. PCGS graded EF-40. A nicely centered example on a dark brown planchet. Small void by the elephant's rump; otherwise, the planchet is in great shape. This is one of the more popular Colonial types because of the pachyderm on the obverse (PCGS # 55) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 •Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241, Sold for $1,150. http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=23&lot=1241 •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller capitaljewelry, July 17, 2023, Sold for $922. •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller spongebobsbrother, April 25, 2024, Sold to Ben Mahaffey for $1,429.99.
Betts-81 From Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241. (1672-94) London Elephant Halfpenny. Thick planchet. PCGS graded EF-40. A nicely centered example on a dark brown planchet. Small void by the elephant's rump; otherwise, the planchet is in great shape. This is one of the more popular Colonial types because of the pachyderm on the obverse (PCGS # 55) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 •Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241, Sold for $1,150. http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=23&lot=1241 •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller capitaljewelry, July 17, 2023, Sold for $922. •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller spongebobsbrother, April 25, 2024, Sold to Ben Mahaffey for $1,429.99.
Betts-81 From Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241. (1672-94) London Elephant Halfpenny. Thick planchet. PCGS graded EF-40. A nicely centered example on a dark brown planchet. Small void by the elephant's rump; otherwise, the planchet is in great shape. This is one of the more popular Colonial types because of the pachyderm on the obverse (PCGS # 55) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 •Goldberg Auctioneers January 26, 2004 Auction, Lot #1241, Sold for $1,150. http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=23&lot=1241 •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller capitaljewelry, July 17, 2023, Sold for $922. •eBay Auctions, eBay Seller spongebobsbrother, April 25, 2024, Sold to Ben Mahaffey for $1,429.99.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5059 1881 James A. Garfield Memorial Medal. Second Size. Julian PR-44. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 18.5 mm. Provenance: From our Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction of September 2021, Lot# 70094, where it sold for $132.
Betts-551 1775 Lord North Medal. Betts-551. Copper, 36 mm. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 323.8 grains. An exceptional specimen, with full luster over reflective surfaces. Medium brown overall with field highlights of pale blue on the obverse and violet on the reverse. Both sides show a bit of cameo contrast. Only the most trivial marks are present, and the reverse is positively pristine. Syd Martin's MS-64 BN (PCGS) specimen of Betts-551 brought $2,280 in our November 2023 sale. Provenance: From the Richard Margolis Collection. Earlier from Glendining's sale of July 1981, lot 572.
Betts-551 1775 Lord North Medal. Betts-551. Copper, 36 mm. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 323.8 grains. An exceptional specimen, with full luster over reflective surfaces. Medium brown overall with field highlights of pale blue on the obverse and violet on the reverse. Both sides show a bit of cameo contrast. Only the most trivial marks are present, and the reverse is positively pristine. Syd Martin's MS-64 BN (PCGS) specimen of Betts-551 brought $2,280 in our November 2023 sale. Provenance: From the Richard Margolis Collection. Earlier from Glendining's sale of July 1981, lot 572.
Betts-551 1775 Lord North Medal. Betts-551. Copper, 36 mm. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 323.8 grains. An exceptional specimen, with full luster over reflective surfaces. Medium brown overall with field highlights of pale blue on the obverse and violet on the reverse. Both sides show a bit of cameo contrast. Only the most trivial marks are present, and the reverse is positively pristine. Syd Martin's MS-64 BN (PCGS) specimen of Betts-551 brought $2,280 in our November 2023 sale. Provenance: From the Richard Margolis Collection. Earlier from Glendining's sale of July 1981, lot 572.
Betts-551 1775 Lord North Medal. Betts-551. Copper, 36 mm. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 323.8 grains. An exceptional specimen, with full luster over reflective surfaces. Medium brown overall with field highlights of pale blue on the obverse and violet on the reverse. Both sides show a bit of cameo contrast. Only the most trivial marks are present, and the reverse is positively pristine. Syd Martin's MS-64 BN (PCGS) specimen of Betts-551 brought $2,280 in our November 2023 sale. Provenance: From the Richard Margolis Collection. Earlier from Glendining's sale of July 1981, lot 572.
Betts-551 1775 Lord North Medal. Betts-551. Copper, 36 mm. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 323.8 grains. An exceptional specimen, with full luster over reflective surfaces. Medium brown overall with field highlights of pale blue on the obverse and violet on the reverse. Both sides show a bit of cameo contrast. Only the most trivial marks are present, and the reverse is positively pristine. Syd Martin's MS-64 BN (PCGS) specimen of Betts-551 brought $2,280 in our November 2023 sale. Provenance: From the Richard Margolis Collection. Earlier from Glendining's sale of July 1981, lot 572.
Betts-469 From Stack's Bowers Galleries January 2024 NYINC Auction, Lot #53197. PERU. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1760. Lima Mint. Charles III. PCGS EF-40. Betts-469; Fonrobert-8921; Medina-79. Diameter: 37 mm. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Ex: Heritage, The Marlor Collection (01/2014) Lot #3131. Ex: Classical Numismatic Group 97 (09/2014) Lot #957. https://coins.ha.com/itm/betts-medals/betts-469-1760-charles-iii-american-proclamation-medal-silver-xf40-ngc/a/1201-3131.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515#
Betts-469 From Stack's Bowers Galleries January 2024 NYINC Auction, Lot #53197. PERU. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1760. Lima Mint. Charles III. PCGS EF-40. Betts-469; Fonrobert-8921; Medina-79. Diameter: 37 mm. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Ex: Heritage, The Marlor Collection (01/2014) Lot #3131. Ex: Classical Numismatic Group 97 (09/2014) Lot #957. https://coins.ha.com/itm/betts-medals/betts-469-1760-charles-iii-american-proclamation-medal-silver-xf40-ngc/a/1201-3131.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515#
Betts-469 From Stack's Bowers Galleries January 2024 NYINC Auction, Lot #53197. PERU. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1760. Lima Mint. Charles III. PCGS EF-40. Betts-469; Fonrobert-8921; Medina-79. Diameter: 37 mm. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Ex: Heritage, The Marlor Collection (01/2014) Lot #3131. Ex: Classical Numismatic Group 97 (09/2014) Lot #957. https://coins.ha.com/itm/betts-medals/betts-469-1760-charles-iii-american-proclamation-medal-silver-xf40-ngc/a/1201-3131.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515#
Betts-469 From Stack's Bowers Galleries January 2024 NYINC Auction, Lot #53197. PERU. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1760. Lima Mint. Charles III. PCGS EF-40. Betts-469; Fonrobert-8921; Medina-79. Diameter: 37 mm. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Ex: Heritage, The Marlor Collection (01/2014) Lot #3131. Ex: Classical Numismatic Group 97 (09/2014) Lot #957. https://coins.ha.com/itm/betts-medals/betts-469-1760-charles-iii-american-proclamation-medal-silver-xf40-ngc/a/1201-3131.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515#
Betts-469 From Stack's Bowers Galleries January 2024 NYINC Auction, Lot #53197. PERU. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1760. Lima Mint. Charles III. PCGS EF-40. Betts-469; Fonrobert-8921; Medina-79. Diameter: 37 mm. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Ex: Heritage, The Marlor Collection (01/2014) Lot #3131. Ex: Classical Numismatic Group 97 (09/2014) Lot #957. https://coins.ha.com/itm/betts-medals/betts-469-1760-charles-iii-american-proclamation-medal-silver-xf40-ngc/a/1201-3131.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515#
Betts-42 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2nd, 2016 Auction, Lot #4, where it sold for $352.50. "1666" Conquest of St. Christopher. Paris Mint Restrike. Bronze. 41.1 mm. 33.8 grams. Betts-42. Edge: Bee. MS-65 BN (PCGS). A satiny piece with subtle pinkish-orange undertones to lovely golden-brown patina. Sharply struck within broad rims with strong eye appeal. Numerous die varieties and states are known for this type, the present example combining a fresh obverse free of cracks with the typical reverse that displays a small break at the letter C in COLONIA. Saint Christopher, now known as Saint Kitts, is one of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies. The first English colony on the island was founded in 1623, followed by a French settlement in 1625. Control of the island fluctuated between the two powers during the seemingly endless wars for empire that wracked the New World during the 17th and 18th centuries. This medal commemorates the French expulsion of the British in 1666, although the success was short lived with the British gaining control through the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-1667). Provenance: From the John Sallay Collection. Earlier ex James King. Paper envelope with attribution and provenance notes included.
Betts-42 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2nd, 2016 Auction, Lot #4, where it sold for $352.50. "1666" Conquest of St. Christopher. Paris Mint Restrike. Bronze. 41.1 mm. 33.8 grams. Betts-42. Edge: Bee. MS-65 BN (PCGS). A satiny piece with subtle pinkish-orange undertones to lovely golden-brown patina. Sharply struck within broad rims with strong eye appeal. Numerous die varieties and states are known for this type, the present example combining a fresh obverse free of cracks with the typical reverse that displays a small break at the letter C in COLONIA. Saint Christopher, now known as Saint Kitts, is one of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies. The first English colony on the island was founded in 1623, followed by a French settlement in 1625. Control of the island fluctuated between the two powers during the seemingly endless wars for empire that wracked the New World during the 17th and 18th centuries. This medal commemorates the French expulsion of the British in 1666, although the success was short lived with the British gaining control through the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-1667). Provenance: From the John Sallay Collection. Earlier ex James King. Paper envelope with attribution and provenance notes included.
Betts-42 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2nd, 2016 Auction, Lot #4, where it sold for $352.50. "1666" Conquest of St. Christopher. Paris Mint Restrike. Bronze. 41.1 mm. 33.8 grams. Betts-42. Edge: Bee. MS-65 BN (PCGS). A satiny piece with subtle pinkish-orange undertones to lovely golden-brown patina. Sharply struck within broad rims with strong eye appeal. Numerous die varieties and states are known for this type, the present example combining a fresh obverse free of cracks with the typical reverse that displays a small break at the letter C in COLONIA. Saint Christopher, now known as Saint Kitts, is one of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies. The first English colony on the island was founded in 1623, followed by a French settlement in 1625. Control of the island fluctuated between the two powers during the seemingly endless wars for empire that wracked the New World during the 17th and 18th centuries. This medal commemorates the French expulsion of the British in 1666, although the success was short lived with the British gaining control through the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-1667). Provenance: From the John Sallay Collection. Earlier ex James King. Paper envelope with attribution and provenance notes included.
Betts-42 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2nd, 2016 Auction, Lot #4, where it sold for $352.50. "1666" Conquest of St. Christopher. Paris Mint Restrike. Bronze. 41.1 mm. 33.8 grams. Betts-42. Edge: Bee. MS-65 BN (PCGS). A satiny piece with subtle pinkish-orange undertones to lovely golden-brown patina. Sharply struck within broad rims with strong eye appeal. Numerous die varieties and states are known for this type, the present example combining a fresh obverse free of cracks with the typical reverse that displays a small break at the letter C in COLONIA. Saint Christopher, now known as Saint Kitts, is one of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies. The first English colony on the island was founded in 1623, followed by a French settlement in 1625. Control of the island fluctuated between the two powers during the seemingly endless wars for empire that wracked the New World during the 17th and 18th centuries. This medal commemorates the French expulsion of the British in 1666, although the success was short lived with the British gaining control through the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-1667). Provenance: From the John Sallay Collection. Earlier ex James King. Paper envelope with attribution and provenance notes included.
Betts-42 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2nd, 2016 Auction, Lot #4, where it sold for $352.50. "1666" Conquest of St. Christopher. Paris Mint Restrike. Bronze. 41.1 mm. 33.8 grams. Betts-42. Edge: Bee. MS-65 BN (PCGS). A satiny piece with subtle pinkish-orange undertones to lovely golden-brown patina. Sharply struck within broad rims with strong eye appeal. Numerous die varieties and states are known for this type, the present example combining a fresh obverse free of cracks with the typical reverse that displays a small break at the letter C in COLONIA. Saint Christopher, now known as Saint Kitts, is one of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies. The first English colony on the island was founded in 1623, followed by a French settlement in 1625. Control of the island fluctuated between the two powers during the seemingly endless wars for empire that wracked the New World during the 17th and 18th centuries. This medal commemorates the French expulsion of the British in 1666, although the success was short lived with the British gaining control through the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-1667). Provenance: From the John Sallay Collection. Earlier ex James King. Paper envelope with attribution and provenance notes included.
Betts-50 1676 French Colony at Cayenne Retaken Medal. Betts-50, Van Loon III, 188. Bronze. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 40.8 mm. Rims beveled and filed, as made. Handsome olive-brown obverse toning with intermingled blushes of brick-red, the reverse is more boldly toned in medium brown. Both sides are satiny and smooth with appreciable semi-reflective qualities evident in the fields when the medal is viewed at direct lighting angles. Struck from Obverse C of the Betts-48 type, the same as the specimen offered above in this sale, this piece in a later die state with the cracks at left sharper and more advanced. The French colony at Cayenne had been seized by the Dutch in 1675, but on December 17, 1676, 800 men under Victor-Marie d'Estrees recaptured it in a night assault after a request for surrender had been refused.
Betts-50 1676 French Colony at Cayenne Retaken Medal. Betts-50, Van Loon III, 188. Bronze. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 40.8 mm. Rims beveled and filed, as made. Handsome olive-brown obverse toning with intermingled blushes of brick-red, the reverse is more boldly toned in medium brown. Both sides are satiny and smooth with appreciable semi-reflective qualities evident in the fields when the medal is viewed at direct lighting angles. Struck from Obverse C of the Betts-48 type, the same as the specimen offered above in this sale, this piece in a later die state with the cracks at left sharper and more advanced. The French colony at Cayenne had been seized by the Dutch in 1675, but on December 17, 1676, 800 men under Victor-Marie d'Estrees recaptured it in a night assault after a request for surrender had been refused.
Betts-50 1676 French Colony at Cayenne Retaken Medal. Betts-50, Van Loon III, 188. Bronze. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 40.8 mm. Rims beveled and filed, as made. Handsome olive-brown obverse toning with intermingled blushes of brick-red, the reverse is more boldly toned in medium brown. Both sides are satiny and smooth with appreciable semi-reflective qualities evident in the fields when the medal is viewed at direct lighting angles. Struck from Obverse C of the Betts-48 type, the same as the specimen offered above in this sale, this piece in a later die state with the cracks at left sharper and more advanced. The French colony at Cayenne had been seized by the Dutch in 1675, but on December 17, 1676, 800 men under Victor-Marie d'Estrees recaptured it in a night assault after a request for surrender had been refused.
Betts-50 1676 French Colony at Cayenne Retaken Medal. Betts-50, Van Loon III, 188. Bronze. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 40.8 mm. Rims beveled and filed, as made. Handsome olive-brown obverse toning with intermingled blushes of brick-red, the reverse is more boldly toned in medium brown. Both sides are satiny and smooth with appreciable semi-reflective qualities evident in the fields when the medal is viewed at direct lighting angles. Struck from Obverse C of the Betts-48 type, the same as the specimen offered above in this sale, this piece in a later die state with the cracks at left sharper and more advanced. The French colony at Cayenne had been seized by the Dutch in 1675, but on December 17, 1676, 800 men under Victor-Marie d'Estrees recaptured it in a night assault after a request for surrender had been refused.
Betts-50 1676 French Colony at Cayenne Retaken Medal. Betts-50, Van Loon III, 188. Bronze. MS-64 BN (PCGS). 40.8 mm. Rims beveled and filed, as made. Handsome olive-brown obverse toning with intermingled blushes of brick-red, the reverse is more boldly toned in medium brown. Both sides are satiny and smooth with appreciable semi-reflective qualities evident in the fields when the medal is viewed at direct lighting angles. Struck from Obverse C of the Betts-48 type, the same as the specimen offered above in this sale, this piece in a later die state with the cracks at left sharper and more advanced. The French colony at Cayenne had been seized by the Dutch in 1675, but on December 17, 1676, 800 men under Victor-Marie d'Estrees recaptured it in a night assault after a request for surrender had been refused.
Betts-427 From Stack's Bowers Galleries August 2023 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #8107. 1760 Triumphs Everywhere Medal. Betts-427. Bronze, 41.1 mm. MS-62 BN (PCGS). 477.0 grains. Lustrous light brown with only a few minor marks on nice quality surfaces. A handsome piece that does double duty as a memorial medal for George II, who died on October 25, 1760, and a commemorative of recent British victories. A goddess of Victory inscribes the names of continents on a shield on the central reverse: ASIA, AFRICA, AMERI and EUR to begin Europe. This medal, along with the 1796 Repub Ameri penny and the Sheldon-1 Chain AMERI cent, appear to be the only numismatic items using that abbreviation. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex Leonard Finn in December 1983; John Adams, January 2012.
Betts-427 From Stack's Bowers Galleries August 2023 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #8107. 1760 Triumphs Everywhere Medal. Betts-427. Bronze, 41.1 mm. MS-62 BN (PCGS). 477.0 grains. Lustrous light brown with only a few minor marks on nice quality surfaces. A handsome piece that does double duty as a memorial medal for George II, who died on October 25, 1760, and a commemorative of recent British victories. A goddess of Victory inscribes the names of continents on a shield on the central reverse: ASIA, AFRICA, AMERI and EUR to begin Europe. This medal, along with the 1796 Repub Ameri penny and the Sheldon-1 Chain AMERI cent, appear to be the only numismatic items using that abbreviation. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex Leonard Finn in December 1983; John Adams, January 2012.
Betts-427 From Stack's Bowers Galleries August 2023 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #8107. 1760 Triumphs Everywhere Medal. Betts-427. Bronze, 41.1 mm. MS-62 BN (PCGS). 477.0 grains. Lustrous light brown with only a few minor marks on nice quality surfaces. A handsome piece that does double duty as a memorial medal for George II, who died on October 25, 1760, and a commemorative of recent British victories. A goddess of Victory inscribes the names of continents on a shield on the central reverse: ASIA, AFRICA, AMERI and EUR to begin Europe. This medal, along with the 1796 Repub Ameri penny and the Sheldon-1 Chain AMERI cent, appear to be the only numismatic items using that abbreviation. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex Leonard Finn in December 1983; John Adams, January 2012.
Betts-427 From Stack's Bowers Galleries August 2023 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #8107. 1760 Triumphs Everywhere Medal. Betts-427. Bronze, 41.1 mm. MS-62 BN (PCGS). 477.0 grains. Lustrous light brown with only a few minor marks on nice quality surfaces. A handsome piece that does double duty as a memorial medal for George II, who died on October 25, 1760, and a commemorative of recent British victories. A goddess of Victory inscribes the names of continents on a shield on the central reverse: ASIA, AFRICA, AMERI and EUR to begin Europe. This medal, along with the 1796 Repub Ameri penny and the Sheldon-1 Chain AMERI cent, appear to be the only numismatic items using that abbreviation. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex Leonard Finn in December 1983; John Adams, January 2012.
Mintage of 2,000 in White Metal.
Mintage of 2,000 in White Metal.
Mintage of 2,000 in White Metal.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries June 15th, 2023 Auction, Lot #5017 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition Declaration of Independence Medal. Eglit-36A, Rulau-X9, var. Silvered White Metal. BOLDENWECK & CO. Edge. MS-62 (NGC). 59 mm. Silvered examples of this type are unlisted in both the Eglit and Rulau references.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Betts-236 From Stack's Bowers Galleries November 2020 Auction, Lot #3028. Adams-Chao PBvi 16-W, M-G 114, 114A, Betts-236. Rarity-5. Bath Metal. 39.1 mm.
Mintage: 68,778
Mintage: 68,778
Mintage: 68,778
Betts-168. 1,545 Grains. 59 mm. 5 mm Thick.
Betts-168. 1,545 Grains. 59 mm. 5 mm Thick.
Betts-168. 1,545 Grains. 59 mm. 5 mm Thick.
Betts-195 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96007. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 3-C, M-G 29. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-25 (PCGS). 26.2 mm. 87.0 grains. The surfaces are appealing for the grade, better than the granular Ford specimen, though the central obverse is somewhat soft. This is one of the better-rendered Vernon medals in this size. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex our (Stack's) sale of the Glode M. Requa Collection, November 2006 Norweb Collection sale, lot 2159; Karl Stephens, November 4, 2016.
Betts-195 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96007. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 3-C, M-G 29. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-25 (PCGS). 26.2 mm. 87.0 grains. The surfaces are appealing for the grade, better than the granular Ford specimen, though the central obverse is somewhat soft. This is one of the better-rendered Vernon medals in this size. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex our (Stack's) sale of the Glode M. Requa Collection, November 2006 Norweb Collection sale, lot 2159; Karl Stephens, November 4, 2016.
Betts-195 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96007. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 3-C, M-G 29. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-25 (PCGS). 26.2 mm. 87.0 grains. The surfaces are appealing for the grade, better than the granular Ford specimen, though the central obverse is somewhat soft. This is one of the better-rendered Vernon medals in this size. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex our (Stack's) sale of the Glode M. Requa Collection, November 2006 Norweb Collection sale, lot 2159; Karl Stephens, November 4, 2016.
Betts-195 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96007. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 3-C, M-G 29. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-25 (PCGS). 26.2 mm. 87.0 grains. The surfaces are appealing for the grade, better than the granular Ford specimen, though the central obverse is somewhat soft. This is one of the better-rendered Vernon medals in this size. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex our (Stack's) sale of the Glode M. Requa Collection, November 2006 Norweb Collection sale, lot 2159; Karl Stephens, November 4, 2016.
Betts-195 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96007. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 3-C, M-G 29. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-25 (PCGS). 26.2 mm. 87.0 grains. The surfaces are appealing for the grade, better than the granular Ford specimen, though the central obverse is somewhat soft. This is one of the better-rendered Vernon medals in this size. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Earlier ex our (Stack's) sale of the Glode M. Requa Collection, November 2006 Norweb Collection sale, lot 2159; Karl Stephens, November 4, 2016.
Betts-193 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96009. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 11-I, M-G 36. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-35 (PCGS). 26.6 mm. 83.0 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased at the Jacksonville Coin Show, May 29, 2015, seller not recorded.
Betts-193 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96009. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 11-I, M-G 36. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-35 (PCGS). 26.6 mm. 83.0 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased at the Jacksonville Coin Show, May 29, 2015, seller not recorded.
Betts-193 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96009. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 11-I, M-G 36. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-35 (PCGS). 26.6 mm. 83.0 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased at the Jacksonville Coin Show, May 29, 2015, seller not recorded.
Betts-193 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96009. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 11-I, M-G 36. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-35 (PCGS). 26.6 mm. 83.0 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased at the Jacksonville Coin Show, May 29, 2015, seller not recorded.
Betts-193 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96009. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait Alone. Adams-Chao PBv 11-I, M-G 36. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck. VF-35 (PCGS). 26.6 mm. 83.0 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased at the Jacksonville Coin Show, May 29, 2015, seller not recorded.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-226 From Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Showcase Auction, Lot #2016. 1739 Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 26-PP, M-G 136. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. MS-62 (PCGS). 27.1 mm. Handsome medium golden-brown dominates, although we note splashes of deeper steel-olive and deep rose over the upper two-thirds of the obverse. Minor roughness is associated with the darker color, but the in-hand appearance is smooth in the absence of troublesome marks. Sharply struck and crisp.
Betts-277 From Noonans Mayfair February 2024 Auction, Lot #1233. Adams-Chao FCv 1-A, M-G-186 Betts-277. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. 39 mm. Capture of Fort Chagre, 1740, a pinchbeck medal, unsigned, three-quarter length figure of Vernon facing, tree to left, Fort Chagre and ship to right, rev. six ships outside Portobello harbour. Minor deposit in devices, otherwise good very fine. Ex: bt Baldwin November 1993
Betts-277 From Noonans Mayfair February 2024 Auction, Lot #1233. Adams-Chao FCv 1-A, M-G-186 Betts-277. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. 39 mm. Capture of Fort Chagre, 1740, a pinchbeck medal, unsigned, three-quarter length figure of Vernon facing, tree to left, Fort Chagre and ship to right, rev. six ships outside Portobello harbour. Minor deposit in devices, otherwise good very fine. Ex: bt Baldwin November 1993
Betts-277 From Noonans Mayfair February 2024 Auction, Lot #1233. Adams-Chao FCv 1-A, M-G-186 Betts-277. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. 39 mm. Capture of Fort Chagre, 1740, a pinchbeck medal, unsigned, three-quarter length figure of Vernon facing, tree to left, Fort Chagre and ship to right, rev. six ships outside Portobello harbour. Minor deposit in devices, otherwise good very fine. Ex: bt Baldwin November 1993
Betts-277 From Noonans Mayfair February 2024 Auction, Lot #1233. Adams-Chao FCv 1-A, M-G-186 Betts-277. Rarity-5. Pinchbeck. 39 mm. Capture of Fort Chagre, 1740, a pinchbeck medal, unsigned, three-quarter length figure of Vernon facing, tree to left, Fort Chagre and ship to right, rev. six ships outside Portobello harbour. Minor deposit in devices, otherwise good very fine. Ex: bt Baldwin November 1993
Betts-310 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96108. 1741 Admiral Vernon Medal. Cartagena. Adams-Chao CAvow 1-A, M-G 234. Rarity-5. Copper. EF-45 (PCGS). 38.1 mm. 213.1 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from Anthony Terranova, November 21, 2009.
Betts-310 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96108. 1741 Admiral Vernon Medal. Cartagena. Adams-Chao CAvow 1-A, M-G 234. Rarity-5. Copper. EF-45 (PCGS). 38.1 mm. 213.1 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from Anthony Terranova, November 21, 2009.
Betts-310 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96108. 1741 Admiral Vernon Medal. Cartagena. Adams-Chao CAvow 1-A, M-G 234. Rarity-5. Copper. EF-45 (PCGS). 38.1 mm. 213.1 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from Anthony Terranova, November 21, 2009.
Betts-310 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96108. 1741 Admiral Vernon Medal. Cartagena. Adams-Chao CAvow 1-A, M-G 234. Rarity-5. Copper. EF-45 (PCGS). 38.1 mm. 213.1 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from Anthony Terranova, November 21, 2009.
Betts-310 From Stack's Bowers Galleries February 2024 Sydney F. Martin Auction, Lot #96108. 1741 Admiral Vernon Medal. Cartagena. Adams-Chao CAvow 1-A, M-G 234. Rarity-5. Copper. EF-45 (PCGS). 38.1 mm. 213.1 grains. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from Anthony Terranova, November 21, 2009.
From Stack's Bowers Galleries September 2021 Tokens & Medals Collectors Choice Online Auction, Lot #70249. Undated Sands Medal. Silver. MS-62 (NGC). 28 mm. Unawarded. Obv: Bust of elderly gentleman, SANDS MEDAL to left and right. Rev: Inscription PERSEVERANTIA OMNIA VINCIT around laurel wreath, inscription AWARDED / TO above wreath.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
From the David Sterling Collection, Stack's Bowers Galleries February 28th, 2023 Auction, Lot #72417. Paysandu. Exposition Silvered Plated Bronze Award Medal, 1880. 42mm.
Betts-112. 96.4 Grains. 18 mm. 2.75 mm Thick. Lead. French East India Company (Compagnie Francaise Pour le Commerce des Indes Orientales) Lead Bailing Seal. Zay, P. 271
1759 George II & Frederick King of Prussia & the Allied Leaders medal. George & Frederick standing shaking hands, rev 6 portrait medallion containing the allied leaders. Porous gF. AE, 46mm by Pinchbeck. MI II pg 704 no 438var. Eimer-672var, A similar medal with large hole was sold in Noonan's auction Dec 2021, lot 870 for £180, with the comment this obverse type believed unrecorded. (P)
c.440-404 BC ATTICA, ATHENS AR Tetradrachm Ch VF Strike: 3/5 Surface: 3/5
c.440-404 BC ATTICA, ATHENS AR Tetradrachm Ch VF Strike: 3/5 Surface: 3/5
c.440-404 BC ATTICA, ATHENS AR Tetradrachm Ch VF Strike: 3/5 Surface: 3/5
Undated Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 25-OO, M-G 83. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck, fashioned into the top of a corkscrew. Very Fine, Corroded. 34.5 mm x 36.2 mm. 170.4 grains. Laterally oblong on pinchbeck, fashioned into the top of a corkscrew. The edges are a bit eroded and the screw is missing, but the legends are full. There is a bit of tin pest showing as bubbly surfaces. Interestingly, this is from the dies that produced the only known gold Vernon medal. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from John Kraljevich, August 14, 2010.
Undated Admiral Vernon Medal. Porto Bello with Vernon's Portrait and Icons. Adams-Chao PBvi 25-OO, M-G 83. Rarity-6. Pinchbeck, fashioned into the top of a corkscrew. Very Fine, Corroded. 34.5 mm x 36.2 mm. 170.4 grains. Laterally oblong on pinchbeck, fashioned into the top of a corkscrew. The edges are a bit eroded and the screw is missing, but the legends are full. There is a bit of tin pest showing as bubbly surfaces. Interestingly, this is from the dies that produced the only known gold Vernon medal. Provenance: From the Sydney F. Martin Collection. Purchased from John Kraljevich, August 14, 2010.
A-C UNI-9. 86.2 Grains. 29 mm. 1.2 mm Thick, 9.5 mm Thick including the Shank. Found by a Metal Detectorist in Lowestoft, Norfolk.
A-C UNI-9. 86.2 Grains. 29 mm. 1.2 mm Thick, 9.5 mm Thick including the Shank. Found by a Metal Detectorist in Lowestoft, Norfolk.
A-C UNI-9. 86.2 Grains. 29 mm. 1.2 mm Thick, 9.5 mm Thick including the Shank. Found by a Metal Detectorist in Lowestoft, Norfolk.
