Looking at your pics, it sure looks like half the pin still remains, which would be why you needed pliers to remove the antenna you tried. If it were me, I would get a good dental pic set and gently try to wedge and pull the broken pin out. 3rd one in from left looks like a good candidate. Or I would get the micro needle nose pliers from amazon and try those. I also would not attempt to try any other antenna on that connecter until all of the broken pin is removed. All that is going to do is force the broken pin inside further making it harder to remove.
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