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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Connecticut series of Colonial & Post-Colonial Issues in the U.S. Coins contains 35 distinct entries with CPG® values between $68.00 and $43,200.00.
Authority for establishing a mint near New Haven was granted by the state to Samuel Bishop, Joseph Hopkins, James Hillhouse, and John Goodrich in 1785.

Available records indicate that most of the Connecticut coppers were coined under a subcontract, by Samuel Broome and Jeremiah Platt, former New York merchants. Abel Buell was probably the principal diesinker.

Catalog Detail

  Connecticut Value Range Favorite
Connecticut Value Range  
1785 Copper Connecticut, Bust Right MS BN
$101.00
-
$11,300
$101.00 - $11,300
1785 Copper Connecticut, Bust Right, African Head MS BN
$585
-
$10,600
$585 - $10,600
1785 Copper Connecticut, Bust Left MS BN
$338
-
$11,300
$338 - $11,300
1786 Copper Connecticut, Small Head Right MS BN
$455
-
$8,750
$455 - $8,750
1786 Copper Connecticut, Large Head Right MS BN
$1,500
-
$4,500
$1,500 - $4,500
1786 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left MS BN
$81.00
-
$5,630
$81.00 - $5,630
1786 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust, Hercules MS BN
$13,800
-
$15,600
$13,800 - $15,600
1786 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left MS BN
-
 

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1787 Copper Connecticut, Small Head Right, INDE ET MS BN
$975
-
$6,250
$975 - $6,250
1787 Copper Connecticut, Small Head Right, ET LIB MS BN
$260
-
$6,000
$260 - $6,000
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Right, Mutton MS BN
$135.00
-
$14,400
$135.00 - $14,400
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left MS BN
$101.00
-
$2,810
$101.00 - $2,810
1787/1788 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left MS BN
$520
-
$5,000
$520 - $5,000
1787/1877 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left MS BN
$390
-
$1,150
$390 - $1,150
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left, Laughing MS BN
$358
-
$40,800
$358 - $40,800
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left, Hercules MS BN
$2,380
-
$36,000
$2,380 - $36,000
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left, Horned MS BN
$325
-
$5,630
$325 - $5,630
1787 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left, CONNECT MS BN
$390
-
$5,000
$390 - $5,000
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left MS BN
$68.00
-
$27,000
$68.00 - $27,000
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, AUCIORI MS BN
$135.00
-
$5,000
$135.00 - $5,000
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, AUCTOPI MS BN
$95.00
-
$5,500
$95.00 - $5,500
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, AUCTOBI MS BN
$299
-
$3,440
$299 - $3,440
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, CONNFC MS BN
$325
-
$5,380
$325 - $5,380

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1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, CONNLC MS BN
$1,020
-
$1,020
$1,020 - $1,020
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, FNDE MS BN
$260
-
$390
$260 - $390
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, ETLIR MS BN
$101.00
-
$2,810
$101.00 - $2,810
1787 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, ETIIB MS BN
$163.00
-
$3,750
$163.00 - $3,750
1788 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Right MS BN
$325
-
$43,200
$325 - $43,200
1788 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Right, Small Head MS BN
$6,250
-
$24,000
$6,250 - $24,000
1788 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left MS BN
$68.00
-
$7,500
$68.00 - $7,500
1788 Copper Connecticut, Mailed Bust Left, CONNLC MS BN
$293
-
$15,000
$293 - $15,000
1788 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left MS BN
$101.00
-
$11,300
$101.00 - $11,300
1788 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left MS RB
$19,200
-
$24,000
$19,200 - $24,000
1788 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, CONNLC MS BN
$3,750
-
$31,200
$3,750 - $31,200
1788 Copper Connecticut, Draped Bust Left, INDL MS BN
$585
-
$6,880
$585 - $6,880
       

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Connecticut series of Colonial & Post-Colonial Issues in the U.S. Coins contains 35 distinct entries with CPG® values between $68.00 and $43,200.00.
Authority for establishing a mint near New Haven was granted by the state to Samuel Bishop, Joseph Hopkins, James Hillhouse, and John Goodrich in 1785.

Available records indicate that most of the Connecticut coppers were coined under a subcontract, by Samuel Broome and Jeremiah Platt, former New York merchants. Abel Buell was probably the principal diesinker.

Catalog Detail