5. Recognition of the Independence of the United States by the States General, 1782. Obv. A female, representing the Netherlands, and an Indian woman, America, join hands over a burning altar. Rev. TYRANNIS VIRTUTE REPULSA. A unicorn which has broken his horn on a lofty rock. 45 mm. 6. Commercial Treaty Between the Netherlands and the United States, 1782. Obv. JUSTITIAM ET NON TEMNERE DIVOS. A monument, and Mercury placing a wreath upon a shield attached to its side; basket of fruit and ship's anchor. Rev. Fame, seated on clouds, holds shield with the arms of Netherlands and another with 13 stars. 45 mm. 7. Michael de Ruiter. Bust of de Ruiter in armor and draped. 70 mm. 8. Baron Imhoff. Obv. Bust r. Rev. The governor general starting for India. 72 mm. 9. Second Centennial of the Lutheran Reformation, 1717. Obv. Luther trampling on a papal tiara. Rev. Standing and kneeling figures. 10. Second Centennial of Augsburg Confession, 1730. Obv. Bust of Luther r. Rev. VERITATI TRIVMPHVS. A female figure seated, another standing beneath a palm. 11. Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, A. D. 1748. Obv. Bust of the Staatholder r. Rev. Holland sacrificing at an altar. 12. Same Event. Obv. Louis XV as Hercules resisting the offers of Victory and receiving the pleas of Peace. Rev. Inscription. 13. Reception in Netherlands of the Protestants Driven from Salzburg, 1732. Obv. Liberty seated facing. Rev. Hollander offering protection to the exiles. 14. Same Event. Obv. Holland seated r.; boat and cow. Rev. Holland receiving the exiles. BELGIAN. 1. Patria. Obv. Facing female bust. Rev. Plain. AE. Wissaert. 56 mm. 2. Second Peace Congress, 1907. Obv. Peace with olive branch in right hand, directs the attention of a seated warrior to a plowman. Rev. A ship in a stormy sea. 65 mm. By Le Roy. 3. Origin of the Art of Design. A plaque. Obv. A maiden outlining the shadow of her lover's head upon a wall. Rev. SOCIÉTÉ HOLLANDAISE-BELGE | DES AMIS DE LA | MEDAILLE D'ART | 1903. 52 by 60 mm. By Devreese. 4. Henri Beyaert, Architect. Plaque. An angel bearing a medallion with bust of Beyaert 1. 85 by 137 mm. By Devreese. DANISH. 1. Accession of Christian IX, 1863. Obv. Busts of Christian IX and Queen Louise. Rev. Inscription. 53 mm. 2. Silver Wedding of Christian IX and Queen Louise, 1867. Obv. Busts, jugate, 1. By Schmaelfeld. Rev. The Fates, Clotho and Lachesis. AE. 39 mm. By Olrik and Schmaelfeld. 3. Golden Wedding of Christian IX and Queen Louise, 1892. Obv. Busts vis-à-vis. Rev. King and queen seated in a Viking ship. AE. SWEDEN. 1. Second Centennial of Reformation, 1721. Obv. FREDERICVS D.G. REX.SVECIAE. Bust r. Rev. Busts vis-à-vis of Charles I and Gustavus Adolphus. AR. 42 mm. 2. Excursion to view Midnight sun. Obv. Bust of King Oscar II r. Rev. Mermaid. White metal. 40 mm. 3. Prof. Em. Hildebrand, Antiquarian and Director of Royal Cabinet of Coins, 1878. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. A female sacrificing at altar. 56 mm. 4. Jenny Lind. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. Monument to Jenny Lind. 78 mm. SWITZERLAND. 1. Haller and Kolb, 1720. Obv. Busts r. Rev. Christ walking between Haller and Kolb. 2. John Calvin Jubilee, 1809. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. A pulpit, and in field, IL TEINT FERME | COME S'IL EVST VEV CELVI | QVI EST INVISIBLE. AE. 108 mm. By Bovy. 3. Haller, Berchtold, 1828. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. Inscription. 4. Same Event. Obv. Berne, with mural crown, seated r. tion. Rev. Inscrip 5. Sixth Centennial of the First Federation, 1891. Obv. Representatives of three Cantons taking solemn oath. Rev. A tree with 22 shields. Aluminum. 50 mm. SPANISH. 1. Maria Christine, Queen Regent, 1833. Obv. Head 1. Rev. Inscription. 51 mm. 2. The Four Hundredth Anniversary of the Discovery of America, 1892. Obv. Ferdinand and Isabella receiving Columbus. Rev. Columbus and companions on board ship. 71 mm. By Maura. 3. Michel Molinos. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. Molinos in prison. PORTUGUESE. 1. Dom Joam, Prince Regent, 1809. Obv. Laureated head 1. Rev. Plain. AE. 51 mm. By Pidgeon. 2. Dom Miguel, 1827. Obv. Bust 1. Rev. NASCEO EM LISBOA etc. within laurel wreath. Lead. 51 mm. By Ghardigny. MEXICAN. 1. Mexican Independence, 1823. Obv. CON LA TRIPLE GARANTIA. Three interlaced rings; below, two hemispheres. Rev. A wreath. AE. 50 mm. 2. Guadalupe Victoria. Obv. Bust r. Rev. Arms of Mexico. AR. 42mm. By Guarrerro. 3. Maximilian and Carlotta, 1866. standing on crescent. AE. Obv. Busts, jugate, 1. Rev. The Virgin 34 mm. By Ocampo. 4. Death of Maximilian, 1867. Obv. Head of Emperor r. Rev. Female figure with book and trumpet seated by tomb. White metal. 41 mm. By Kleeberg. JAPAN. MEDALS OF THE NATIONAL EXHIBITION, TOKIO, 1877. 1. Prize Medal of the First Class. Rev. Square label for name. 2. Prize Medal of the Second Class. 3. Prize Medal of the Third Class. Obv. Radiant sun between two dragons. 60 mm. Similar to No. 1. AE. MEDALS OF AWARD. Rev. 4. For Improvement. Obv. Radiant sun between kiri and wistaria. Aged man standing addressing a kneeling workman. AE. 67 mm. 5. Skill in the Arts. Obv. Similar to No. 4. Rev. An artist-Kanaoke of Kose-sitting. AE. 67 mm. 6. For Merit. Obv. As No. 4. Rev. Aged man standing, hands in sleeves. AE. 67 mm. 7. For Advancement of the Arts. Obv. Sun. Rev. Aged man seated. AE. 67 mm. EXPOSITION OF THE PREFECTURE OF MIYOGI, 1880. 8. Prize Medal of the First Class. anthemums; above, peacock. 58 mm. Obv. Legend within wreath of chrys- 9. Prize Medal of the Second Class. Similar to No. 8, but peacock omitted. AE. 49 mm. 10. Prize Medal of the Third Class. Similar to No. 9. AE. 40 mm. 11. Fishery Exposition, Tokio, 1883. Obv. Sun. Rev. Two fishermen. AE. 67 mm. 12. Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Marriage of the Emperor, March 9, 1894. Obv. Two howo birds with chrysanthemum branches in bills. Rev. Inscription. AE. 55 mm. 13. Marriage of the Crown Prince, May 10, 1900. Obv. Two fans. Rev. Inscription. AE. 55 mm. 14. Visit of the Empress to the Mint at Osaki, November, 1891. Obv. Fan and inscription. Rev. Inscription. AE. 61 mm. 15. Royal mint at Osaka. Obv. Front view of the mint. Rev. Inscription. AE. 67 mm. 16. Medal of Russo-Japanese War, 1904-5. Obv. Laurel wreath over a projectile flanked by royal standards. Rev. Inscription. AE. 55 mm. HAWAII. 1. Royal Agricultural Society. Obv. Merchandise and ships. Rev. PREMIUM FOR THE BEST EXHIBITED. A wreath. AE. 64 mm. By Mitchell. ADDENDA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 1. Double-eagle, 1911. 2. Double-eagle, 1912. 3. Double-eagle, 1913. 4. Eagle, 1911. 5. Eagle, 1912. 6. Eagle, 1913. 7. Eagle, 1912. GOLD. Philadelphia Mint. Same as No. 151, page 35, except date. Same as No. 238, page 39, except date. Similar, except date. Mint at San Francisco. Similar to No. 4, except date and the mint mark, S, on reverse, to left of value. 11. Half-eagle, 1912. Similar to No. 8, except date and the mint mark, S, on reverse, to left of value. 12. Quarter-eagle, 1911. 13. Quarter-eagle, 1912. 14. Quarter-eagle, 1913. Mint at Philadelphia. Same as No. 498, page 50, except date. Mint at Charlotte, N. C. 15. Dollar, 1857. Same types as No. 512, page 51, except date and mint mark, C, beneath wreath on reverse. Size 94. Mint at Dahlonega, Ga. 16. Dollar, 1849. As No. 15, except mint mark, which is D. Mint at San Francisco. 17. Dollar, 1858. As No. 15, except mint mark, which is S. 18. Dollar, 1872. mark, C C, 19. Dollar, 1878. SILVER. Mint at Carson City. Similar to No. 596, page 55, except date and the mint beneath eagle on reverse. Similar to No. 611, page 56, except date and mint mark, C C, beneath wreath on reverse. 20. Dollar, 1879. Similar to No. 19, except date. 21. Trade-dollar, 1875. Similar to No. 604, page 55, except date and the mint mark, CC, above value on reverse. Mint at New Orleans. 22. Dollar, 1850. Similar to No. 596, page 55, except date and the mint mark, O, beneath eagle on reverse. 23. Dollar, 1859. 24. Dollar, 1860. Similar to No. 22, except date. Similar to No. 22, except date. 25. Dollar, 1903. Similar to No. 611, except date and the mint mark, O, beneath wreath on reverse. Mint at San Francisco. 26. Dollar, 1878. Similar to No. 611, page 56, except date and mint mark, S, beneath wreath on reverse. 27. Trade-dollar, 1876. Similar to No. 604, page 55, except date and mint mark, S (large), above value on reverse. 28. Trade-dollar, 1876. 29. Trade-dollar, 1878. 30. Half-dollar, 1911. 31. Half-dollar, 1912. 32. Half-dollar, 1913. 33. Half-dollar, 1875. mint mark, CC, 34. Half-dollar, 1876. 35. Half-dollar, 1877. 36. Half-dollar, 1906. As last, but mint mark, s (small). Mint at Philadelphia. Similar to No. 754, page 62, except date. Mint at Carson City. Similar to No. 737, page 61, except date and the Similar to No. 33, except date. Mint at Denver. Similar to No. 754, page 62, except date and the mint mark, D, beneath eagle on reverse. 37. Half-dollar, 1907. 38. Half-dollar, 1908. 39. Half-dollar, 1909. 40. Half-dollar, 1912. 41. Half-dollar, 1913. Similar to No. 36, except date. Mint at New Orleans. 42. Half-dollar, 1842. Similar to No. 696, page 60, except date and the mint mark, O, beneath eagle on reverse. 43. Half-dollar, 1845. Similar to No. 42, except date. |