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The United States utilized a two-cent coin for just ten years, from 1864 to 1873.
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Obverse Description
Tibetan text; rectangular frame with floral pattern; sun, snow lion playing with ball
Reverse Description
Rectangular frame with floral pattern; banner of victory; parasol topped with white conch; vase containing Wheel of Doctrine flanked by two fish; lotus flower; Knot of Life
Catalog Information
GSID:
374547
Variety:
1658 (1912) No sig s/n 161 Intro: 1913
BNB #:
B103a
Pick #:
P2
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Bank Note Value History
1658 (1912) No sig s/n 161 Intro: 1913
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1658 (1912) No sig s/n 161 Intro: 1913
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Banknote Book (CPG) Values
1658 (1912) No sig s/n 31 - 7,703 Intro: 1913
Worth: $150 – $1,000
1658 (1912) No sig s/n 35,373 - 37,943 Intro: 1913
Worth: $125 – $5,000
1659 (1913) Date with space s/n 12,974 - 21,862
Worth: $2,500 – $10,000
1659 (1913) Date with space No sig s/n 367 - 14,289 Intro: 1913
Worth: $800 – $2,700
1659 (1913) Date without space No sig s/n 355 - 66,719 (B105a/b) Intro: 1913
Worth: $1,200 – $3,000
Date with space
Worth: $1,200 – $3,000
1659 (1913) Date with space No sig s/n 545 - 25,200 Intro: 1913
Worth: $1,500 – $6,000
1659 (1913) Date without space No sig s/n 40,908 - 67,211 (B107a/b) Intro: 1913
Worth: $1,700 – $8,000
Date with space
Worth: $1,700 – $8,000
1672 (1926) No sig 19-mm wide s/n cartouches s/n 1,043 - 7,646 1,119,000 notes (B108a-p)
Worth: $50 – $175
1673 (1927) s/n 11,302 - 64,467
Worth: $50 – $1,200
1674 (1928) s/n 65,549 - 99,545
Worth: $50 – $1,000
1675 (1929) s/n 106,807 - 175,526
Worth: $50 – $800
1676 (1930) s/n 185,319 - 268,985
Worth: $50 – $800
1677 (1931) s/n 317,317 - 346,047
Worth: $50 – $800
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