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:
68315
Variety:
Virginia
Coin Date:
Oct 5, 1778
Denomination:
$3
PCGS #:
VA157
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Bank Note Value History
Oct 5, 1778 $3 Virginia (Fr. VA157)
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Oct 5, 1778 $3 Virginia (Fr. VA157)
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Oct 5, 1778 $1/6 Virginia (Fr. VA152)
Worth: $300 – $300
Oct 5, 1778 $1/4 Virginia (Fr. VA153)
Oct 5, 1778 $1/3 Virginia (Fr. VA154)
Worth: $200 – $1,500
Oct 5, 1778 $2/3 Virginia (Fr. VA155)
Worth: $200 – $200
Oct 5, 1778 $1 Virginia (Fr. VA156)
Worth: $200 – $500
Oct 5, 1778 $5 Virginia (Fr. VA158)
Worth: $200 – $400
Oct 5, 1778 $7 Virginia (Fr. VA159)
Worth: $150 – $350
Oct 5, 1778 $10 Virginia (Fr. VA160)
Worth: $250 – $600
Oct 5, 1778 $15 Virginia (Fr. VA161)
Worth: $350 – $750
Oct 5, 1778 $50 Virginia (Fr. VA162)
Worth: $175 – $600
Oct 5, 1778 $100 Virginia (Fr. VA163)
Worth: $150 – $900
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PMG Very Good 10 Net....
$192
VA-157. Virginia. October 5, 1778. $3. PCGS Currency About New 53 PPQ.
$720
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PCGS Very Fine 35. ...
$300
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PMG Very Good 10 Net. ...
$132
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PCGS About New 53PPQ. ...
$810
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PCGS Apparent Very Fine 35. ...
$489
Virginia October 5, 1778 $3 PCGS About New 53PPQ. ...
$1,150
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