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Both J.E. Cooley Sales
Cooley, J.E. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. CATALOGUE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF COINS AND MEDALS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, THE CABINET OF A GENTLEMAN LATELY DECEASED... New York: Leavitt, January 20, 1864 [postponed from January 13, 1864]. Small 4to, self-covered and stitched, as issued. 16 pages; 450 lots. Very good or better. [with] Cooley, J.E. CATALOGUE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF COINS, AUTOGRAPHS, AND CONTINENTAL PAPER MONEY ... AUTOGRAPHS OF DR. J.H. GRISCOM ... AND AN ALMOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF MR. BENJAMIN HAINES... New York, November 13, 1865 and following days. 8vo, original printed paper covers. 51, (1) pages; 1444 lots. Sections on colonial and Continental paper money are hand-priced. Removed from previous binding. Very good or so. Both Cooley sales listed under that name by Gengerke. Of the first, Attinelli (page 35) writes, "The sale of this collection was postponed to the 20th, in consequence of three coin sales in this city, being fixed for one time, it was sensibly deemed wiser to postpone one of them." The second is Attinelli 42. Ex Cardinal Collection Library.
(Estimate: $100)
Cooley, J.E. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. CATALOGUE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF COINS AND MEDALS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, THE CABINET OF A GENTLEMAN LATELY DECEASED... New York: Leavitt, January 20, 1864 [postponed from January 13, 1864]. Small 4to, self-covered and stitched, as issued. 16 pages; 450 lots. Very good or better. [with] Cooley, J.E. CATALOGUE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF COINS, AUTOGRAPHS, AND CONTINENTAL PAPER MONEY ... AUTOGRAPHS OF DR. J.H. GRISCOM ... AND AN ALMOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF MR. BENJAMIN HAINES... New York, November 13, 1865 and following days. 8vo, original printed paper covers. 51, (1) pages; 1444 lots. Sections on colonial and Continental paper money are hand-priced. Removed from previous binding. Very good or so. Both Cooley sales listed under that name by Gengerke. Of the first, Attinelli (page 35) writes, "The sale of this collection was postponed to the 20th, in consequence of three coin sales in this city, being fixed for one time, it was sensibly deemed wiser to postpone one of them." The second is Attinelli 42. Ex Cardinal Collection Library.
(Estimate: $100)