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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.
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Catalog Information
GSID:
200012
Variety:
Mule
Variety 2:
Star Replacement
Coin Date:
1935
Denomination:
$1
Mint Location:
Washington D.C.
PCGS #:
1607m*
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Bank Note Value History
1935 $1 Mule, Star Replacement (Fr. 1607m*)
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Greensheet & CPG® Values
1928 $1 (Fr. 1600)
Worth: $21 – $1,200
1928A $1 (Fr. 1601)
Worth: $21 – $1,000
1928B $1 (Fr. 1602)
Worth: $20 – $1,400
1928C $1 (Fr. 1603)
Worth: $68 – $3,000
1928D $1 (Fr. 1604)
Worth: $30 – $2,500
1928E $1 (Fr. 1605)
Worth: $200 – $3,000
1934 $1 (Fr. 1606)
Worth: $22 – $435
1935 $1 (Fr. 1607)
Worth: $3 – $500
1935A $1 (Fr. 1608)
Worth: $2 – $300
1935A $1 R Experimental (Fr. 1609)
Worth: $80 – $2,400
1935A $1 S Experimental (Fr. 1610)
Worth: $80 – $2,300
1935B $1 (Fr. 1611)
Worth: $2 – $200
1935C $1 (Fr. 1612)
Worth: $2 – $140
1935D $1 (Fr. 1613N)
Worth: $2 – $150
1935D $1 (Fr. 1613W)
Worth: $2 – $240
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