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Catalog Information
GSID:
65663
Variety:
Connecticut
Coin Date:
Mar 8, 1764
Denomination:
10s
PCGS #:
CT155
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Request PricingMar 8, 1764 9d Connecticut (Fr. CT150)
Mar 8, 1764 1s Connecticut (Fr. CT151)
Mar 8, 1764 1s6d Connecticut (Fr. CT152)
Mar 8, 1764 2s6d Connecticut (Fr. CT153)
Mar 8, 1764 5s Connecticut (Fr. CT154)
Worth: $300 – $300
Mar 8, 1764 20s Connecticut (Fr. CT156)
Worth: $3,000 – $4,500
Mar 8, 1764 30s Connecticut (Fr. CT157)
Mar 8, 1764 40s Connecticut (Fr. CT158)
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