Catalogue Of The Cabinet Of Coins Formed By William Salt Esq PDF Download

Excerpt from Catalogue of the Well-Known and Valuable Cabinet of Coins, Formed With Great Taste and Judgement by That Eminent Collector, Lake Price, Esq., Whose Ill Health Causes Him to Relinquish the Pursuit: The Following Important Pieces May Be Selected for Special Notice: Lot 14, Offa; 17, Berhtulf; 20, Uncertain, Temp. Abp. Vulfred; 43, Hartacnut; 51, Stephen; 61, Richard II; 80, Henry VII; 81, Henry VII; 110, Elizabeth; 115, James I; 188, James I Silver. William I, files. 233, +pvlfbed. On. Latpai. Canterbury, fine from the Bergne sale 1 Silver. William I, same type, Winchester, fine 1 Silver. William I, Hhs. 234, +pilm2er. On. Slroi. Shrewsbury, veryfine Silver. William I, files. 243, +60dpine. On. Pinli. Winchester, very fine and rare; from the Beryne sale Silver. William 1, Bios. 241, Gloucester. John (irish), Dublin Mint. Henry III, long Cross type, London. Anglo Gallic Henry VI, Gros Blancs, 2, fine 5 Silver. Stephen, Hhs. 277, rev. +whioh linvs. Derbi., Cross voided, martlet in each angle, fine and very rare; from the Whitbourn sale 1 Silver. Edward III, Groat, mm. Crown, London, extra fine and rare 1 Gold. Edward III, Noble, usual type, fine 1 Gold. Edward III, Noble, 27th year, Bad. I, n. 2, same type, extra fine from the Beryne sale 1 Gold. Edward III, Noble, with flag and kqvit., in centre of reverse a, very fine 1 Gold. Edward III, Anglo Gallic, Guiennois, King in armour and crowned, standing under a porch, +gd wardvs. &c., rev. +6lia§in§ exaelciis. &c., with B. (bordeaux) in centre of the ornamented cross, very fine and rare 1 Gold. Edward the Black Prince, anglo-gallic, Hardit. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.