Kolbe & Fanning
Auction 159 6 Mar 2021
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The C.A. Watters Sale
Glendining & Co. THE COLLECTION OF C.A. WATTERS, ESQ., LIVERPOOL. CATALOGUE OF THE VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF EARLY BRITISH, ANGLO-SAXON AND ENGLISH COINS. THE FIRST PORTION. London, May 21–25, 1917. 96 pages; 864 lots; 6 fine plates; price realized printed alongside each lot. [bound with] Glendining & Co. THE COLLECTION OF C.A. WATTERS, ESQ., LIVERPOOL. CATALOGUE OF THE SECOND PORTION OF THE COLLECTION OF MANX, COLONIAL, AMERICAN AND ANCIENT COINS, TOKENS AND MEDALS. London, June 14–15, 1917. 36 pages; 389 lots; 4 fine plates; price realized printed alongside each lot. Two catalogues, bound in one. Crown 4to, later flexible black cloth. Volume worn and dusty; good to very good. Two very important British sales of American coins. The Watters collection featured a small but remarkable selection of American coins. It is most notable for the first appearance of the Imam of Muscat 1804 dollar, one of the finest known Class I dollars. Also included were colonials, choice early cents and half cents, pioneer gold coins, as well as several other 1834 proof coins from the presentation set given to the Imam of Muscat. Manville & Robertson 228. Clain-Stefanelli 9825.
Glendining & Co. THE COLLECTION OF C.A. WATTERS, ESQ., LIVERPOOL. CATALOGUE OF THE VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF EARLY BRITISH, ANGLO-SAXON AND ENGLISH COINS. THE FIRST PORTION. London, May 21–25, 1917. 96 pages; 864 lots; 6 fine plates; price realized printed alongside each lot. [bound with] Glendining & Co. THE COLLECTION OF C.A. WATTERS, ESQ., LIVERPOOL. CATALOGUE OF THE SECOND PORTION OF THE COLLECTION OF MANX, COLONIAL, AMERICAN AND ANCIENT COINS, TOKENS AND MEDALS. London, June 14–15, 1917. 36 pages; 389 lots; 4 fine plates; price realized printed alongside each lot. Two catalogues, bound in one. Crown 4to, later flexible black cloth. Volume worn and dusty; good to very good. Two very important British sales of American coins. The Watters collection featured a small but remarkable selection of American coins. It is most notable for the first appearance of the Imam of Muscat 1804 dollar, one of the finest known Class I dollars. Also included were colonials, choice early cents and half cents, pioneer gold coins, as well as several other 1834 proof coins from the presentation set given to the Imam of Muscat. Manville & Robertson 228. Clain-Stefanelli 9825.