THE COLLECTION OF CUT AND COUNTERMARKED COINS FORMED BY THE LATE EDWARD ROEHRS (Part I)


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——— Stampee, a Cayenne 2 Sous, 1789A, obv. countermarked with incuse TB, annulet added later to increase value, 2.11g/32.5 gr (Prid. 4 [Sale, lot 374]; cf. VG 3; cf. KM. 5-6). Coin very fine and perhaps official, countermarks fine, rare


£30-50


307


——— Stampee, a Birmingham forgery of the Sous Marques, with a crowned C in the die, rev. countermarked with incuse TB, annulet below, 1.77g/27.3 gr (cf. Prid. 4 [Sale, lot 375]; KM. 6). Coin poor, countermark fine, a contemporary forgery


£30-50 Provenance: R.N.P. Hawkins Collection, Glendining Auction, 16 March 1988, lot 448 (part)


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——— Stampee, a Cayenne 2 Sous, 1789A, obv. countermarked with incuse TB, annulet above added later to increase value, 1.94g/29.9 gr (Prid. 4c [Sale, lot 374]; cf. KM. 5-6). Coin and countermarks very fine, a contemporary forgery, rare


£30-50 Provenance: H.D. Gibbs Collection, Hans Schulman Auction (New York), 18-19 March 1966, lot 1861


309


——— Stampee (?), a Birmingham forgery of the Sous Marques, with a crowned C in the die, obv. countermarked with incuse B, annulet above and below, 1.73g/26.7 gr (Prid –). Coin fair, countermarks fine, a contemporary forgery


£30-50 Provenance: R.N.P. Hawkins Collection, Glendining Auction, 16 March 1988, lot 448 (part)


310


——— Black Dogg (valued at Three-Halfpence), a Cayenne 2 Sous, obv. countermarked with incuse TB within a shaped incuse frame, 1.54g/23.7 gr (cf. Prid. 5 [cf. Sale, lot 376]; VG 4; KM. 5). Coin poor, a contemporary forgery, countermark fine or better, rare


£50-70 Provenance: Bt R. Goldstone April 1967


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Provenance: J.J. Ford Jr Collection, Glendining Auction, 16 October 1989, lot 127 (part) ——— Black Dogg, a plain copper flan, one side countermarked with incuse TB, 1.21g/18.6 gr (cf. Prid. 5 [cf. Sale, lot


376]; VG 6; KM. 5). Coin bent, countermark very fine £30-50 These lots are illustrated on our web site www.dnw.co.uk


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