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:
65915
Variety:
Georgia
Variety 2:
Jugs
Coin Date:
1776
Denomination:
$2
PCGS #:
GA72d
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1776 $2 Georgia, Jugs (Fr. GA72d)
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Greensheet & CPG® Values
1776 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA71a)
Worth: $400 – $1,600
1776 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA71c)
Worth: $800 – $800
1776 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA71d)
Worth: $450 – $1,000
1776 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA71e)
Worth: $300 – $4,000
1776 $2 Georgia (Fr. GA72a)
Worth: $375 – $800
1776 $2 Georgia, Jugs (Fr. GA72b)
Worth: $400 – $400
1776 $2 Georgia (Fr. GA72c)
Worth: $300 – $1,000
1776 $2 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA73a)
Worth: $1,500 – $1,500
1776 $4 Georgia, Jugs (Fr. GA74a)
Worth: $400 – $400
1776 $4 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA75a)
Worth: $300 – $1,900
1776 $4 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA75b)
Worth: $350 – $1,100
1776 $4 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA75c)
Worth: $450 – $1,500
1776 $4 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA75e)
Worth: $2,200 – $2,200
1776 $10 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA76a)
Worth: $700 – $700
1776 $10 Georgia, Caduceus (Fr. GA76b)
Worth: $800 – $800
Georgia 1776 Orange or Green Seal $2 Green Floating Jugs Seal Fr. GA-72d. PCGS Very Fine 35 Apparent. ...
$552
Georgia 1776 Orange or Green Seal $2 Green Floating Jugs Fr. GA-72d. PCGS Very Fine 25 Apparent. ...
$400
Georgia 1776 $2 PMG Very Good 10. ...
$374
Georgia 1776 $2 PMG Very Good 10. ...
$518
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