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Catalog Information
GSID:
67866
Variety:
Rhode Island
Coin Date:
Jan 15, 1776
Denomination:
5s
PCGS #:
RI224
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Jan 15, 1776 5s Rhode Island (Fr. RI224)
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Jan 15, 1776 5s Rhode Island (Fr. RI224)
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Greensheet & CPG® Values
Jan 15, 1776 6d Rhode Island (Fr. RI218)
Jan 15, 1776 8d Rhode Island (Fr. RI219)
Jan 15, 1776 1s Rhode Island (Fr. RI220)
Jan 15, 1776 2s Rhode Island (Fr. RI221)
Worth: $200 – $300
Jan 15, 1776 3s Rhode Island (Fr. RI222)
Worth: $200 – $200
Jan 15, 1776 4s Rhode Island (Fr. RI223)
Worth: $350 – $400
Jan 15, 1776 10s Rhode Island (Fr. RI225)
Worth: $525 – $525
Jan 15, 1776 20s Rhode Island (Fr. RI226)
Worth: $150 – $900
Jan 15, 1776 30s Rhode Island (Fr. RI227)
Worth: $650 – $800
Jan 15, 1776 40s Rhode Island (Fr. RI228)
Worth: $275 – $275
Jan 15, 1776 60s Rhode Island (Fr. RI229)
Worth: $1,850 – $1,850
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