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Catalog Information
GSID:
60091
Fineness:
0
Coin Date:
1880
Denomination:
$10
Mint Location:
Washington D.C.
PCGS #:
290
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Coin Value History
1880 $10 (Fr. 290)
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1880 $10 (Fr. 290)
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Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 20....
$3,960
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 30....
$5,880
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Fine 12. ...
$2,340
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Choice Fine 15. ...
$3,600
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 25. ...
$7,500
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PCGS Extremely Fine 45. ...
$15,000
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PCGS Good 04. ...
$632
Fr. 290 $10 1880
$1,667
Fr. 290 $10 1880
$184,000
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 20....
$3,120
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 30. ...
$8,400
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Fine 12. ...
$2,880
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Choice Fine 15. ...
$2,640
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 25. ...
$5,760
Fr. 290 $10 1880
$36,800
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 20....
$3,360
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 30 Net. ...
$9,000
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PCGS Fine 12. ...
$2,938
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Choice Fine 15. ...
$2,880
Fr. 290 $10 1880 Silver Certificate PMG Very Fine 20....
$5,160
1886 $1 (Fr. 215)
Worth: $65 – $10,000
1886 $1 (Fr. 216)
Worth: $155 – $7,200
1886 $1 (Fr. 217)
Worth: $155 – $20,000
1886 $1 (Fr. 218)
Worth: $155 – $20,000
1886 $1 (Fr. 219)
Worth: $70 – $20,000
1886 $1 (Fr. 220)
Worth: $155 – $10,000
1886 $1 (Fr. 221)
Worth: $155 – $24,000
1891 $1 (Fr. 222)
Worth: $90 – $8,800
1891 $1 (Fr. 223)
Worth: $75 – $15,000
1896 $1 (Fr. 224)
Worth: $165 – $7,300
1896 $1 (Fr. 225)
Worth: $135 – $8,500
1899 $1 (Fr. 226)
Worth: $95 – $2,500
1899 $1 (Fr. 226a)
Worth: $90 – $5,000
1899 $1 (Fr. 227)
Worth: $90 – $1,500
1899 $1 (Fr. 228)
Worth: $90 – $2,400
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