Just 137 lots of the Hobo Nickel collection from the Candace D. Kagin realized over $100,000 after strong bidding online during the Kagin's Auction September 28th.
Catalog Information
GSID:
65502
Variety:
Connecticut
Variety 2:
Redated May 8 1746
Coin Date:
Jul 10, 1733
Denomination:
2s6d
PCGS #:
CT42e
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Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT42e)
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Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut (Fr. CT41a)
Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT41b)
Worth: $8,000 – $8,000
Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT41e)
Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut (Fr. CT42a)
Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT42b)
Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut (Fr. CT43a)
Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT43b)
Worth: $10,000 – $10,000
Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT43e)
Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut (Fr. CT44a)
Worth: $6,000 – $6,000
Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT44b)
Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT44e)
Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut (Fr. CT45a)
Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT45b)
Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated May 1740 (Fr. CT45c)
Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated July 8 1740 Reverse (Fr. CT45d)
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