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:
379474
Variety:
Raised from $1, G2.
Coin Date:
(_18_)
Denomination:
$5
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
Coinage Years:
early 1850s
PCGS #:
NY160R10
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Request Pricing(_18_) $1 C: train; shield bearing 1. L: 1/state die. R: ONE/Liberty std. with pole & cap/ONE. Registered in Comptroller's Office. (Fr. NY160G2)
(_18_) $1 As above, except for change in registration statement from Comptroller's Office to Bank Dept. (Fr. NY160G2a)
(_18_) $2 C: woman std. in large figure 2; 2. L: 2/state die. R: TWO/canal boat & horse/TWO. Registered in Comptroller's Office. (Fr. NY160G4)
(_18_) $2 As above, except for change in registration statement from Comptroller's Office to Bank Dept. (Fr. NY160G4a)
(_18_) $2 Raised from $1, G2. (Fr. NY160R5)
(_18_) $5 C: 5; harbor scene, steamboat & other vessels. L: FIVE/state die. R: 5/medallion head bearing 5/5. Registered in Comptroller's Office. (Fr. NY160G6)
(_18_) $5 As above, except for change in registration statement from Comptroller's Office to Bank Dept. (Fr. NY160G6a)
(_18_) $10 Raised from $1, G2. (Fr. NY160R15)
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