Part I of the Jack Copeland Currency Collection, offered on Thursday July 9, 2026, was an exceptional success.
Obverse Description
Ukrainian text; statue of Lybid in Navodnytsky Park, Kiev
Reverse Description
Ukrainian text; Saint Sophia’s Cathedral in Kiev
Catalog Information
GSID:
142100
Variety:
1991 No sig
Coin Date:
1991
BNB #:
B811p
Pick #:
PNL
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1991 1991 No sig No s/n Intro: 00 01 1992
Worth: $1 – $1
Horizontal SPECIMEN perf
Worth: $200 – $200
Orange, beige, and yellow
Worth: $200 – $200
1991 1991 No sig No s/n Intro: 00 01 1992
Worth: $1 – $1
Horizontal SPECIMEN perf
Worth: $200 – $200
Dark green, brown, and yellow
Worth: $200 – $200
1991 1991 No sig No s/n Intro: 00 01 1992
Worth: $1 – $1
Horizontal SPECIMEN perf
Worth: $200 – $200
Blue, light blue, and yellow
Worth: $200 – $200
1991 1991 No sig No s/n Intro: 00 01 1992
Worth: $2 – $2
Horizontal SPECIMEN perf
Worth: $200 – $200
Red, violet, and yellow
Worth: $200 – $200
1991 1991 No sig No s/n Intro: 00 01 1992
Worth: $10 – $10
Horizontal SPECIMEN perf
Worth: $200 – $200
Violet, gray, and yellow
Worth: $200 – $200
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