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20

.

20

22

. 68, 94

40

Medical Medals, etc.,

59 Old Paper Money, Facts about

Middle Ages, Coins of .

79 Oriental Coins,

7, 25, 49, 73

Mint Cabinet, Recent Accessions to the 92 Papal Medals. Radiated Effigy of Pius V, 93

Mound-builders,

. 21, 62 Paper Money, Old,

Neglected Series, A
78 Pine-tree Sixpence found in Plymouth,

77

New Use for Silver Dollars,

23

PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES :-

NOTES AND QUERIES :-

Amer. Numis. and Archaeological, 23, 68, 94

A Bronze Canadian Medal,

Boston Numismatic,

Marriage Medals,

70 Recent Accessions to the Mint Cabinet,

92

Medals of “ La Calotte,"

70, 87 | Recent Spanish Medal,

Pieces relating to America sold in Eng-

Relics of the Cliff Dwellers,

94

gland,

Robert Fulton, Medals of

93

Presidential Medals,

48 | Roman Coins found in India,

26

Sioux Names of Money,

Sioux Names of Money,

22

Small Devices,

70 St. Charles Borromeo, Medals of

Statue discovered at Athens,

22 The Medals, Jetons and Tokens illustrative

Zeulenroda Token,

70

of the Science of Medicine,

OBITUARY :-

Vikings, Coins of

80

Davis, Robert Coulton
47 War Decorations,

48, 72

Leavitt, George A.

70 Washington-Confederatio,

Moore, Michael

23 Washington Medal, (New).

92

Morris, Robert

46 | Western Mounds,

Ohio Centennial Medal,

81 Zeulenroda Token,

70

22

22

10, 35, 68

· 59, 82

87

21, 62

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