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:
65942
Variety:
Georgia
Coin Date:
Jun 8, 1777
Denomination:
$1/10 (6d)
PCGS #:
GA94
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Jun 8, 1777 $1/10 (6d) Georgia (Fr. GA94)
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Jun 8, 1777 $1/5 (1s) Georgia (Fr. GA95)
Jun 8, 1777 $1/4 (1s3d) Georgia (Fr. GA96)
Worth: $550 – $550
Jun 8, 1777 $1/3 (1s8d) Georgia (Fr. GA97)
Jun 8, 1777 $2/5 (2s) Georgia (Fr. GA98)
Jun 8, 1777 $1/2 (1s6d) Georgia (Fr. GA99)
Jun 8, 1777 $2/3 (3s4d) Georgia (Fr. GA100)
Jun 8, 1777 $3/4 (3s9d) Georgia (Fr. GA101)
Worth: $350 – $1,200
Jun 8, 1777 $4/5 (4s) Georgia (Fr. GA102)
Worth: $800 – $800
Jun 8, 1777 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA103a)
Worth: $1,000 – $1,000
Jun 8, 1777 $1 Georgia (Fr. GA103b)
Worth: $900 – $900
Jun 8, 1777 $2 Georgia (Fr. Ga104a)
Worth: $400 – $2,000
Jun 8, 1777 $2 Georgia (Fr. GA104b)
Worth: $900 – $900
Jun 8, 1777 $3 Georgia (Fr. GA105a)
Worth: $1,850 – $1,850
Jun 8, 1777 $3 Georgia (Fr. GA105b)
Jun 8, 1777 $4 Georgia (Fr. GA106a)
Worth: $1,000 – $1,500
Georgia June 8, 1777 $1/10 Fr. GA-94 PMG Choice Fine 15 Net. ...
$576
Georgia June 8, 1777 $1/10 PCGS Apparent Very Fine 20. ...
$444
Rare Georgia June 8, 1777 $1/10 Fr. GA-94. PCGS Very Fine 35 Apparent. ...
$1,292
Georgia June 8, 1777 $1/10 PMG Choice Fine 15 NET. ...
$460
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