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January 1st, 1863 $1 State of Georgia Note Cr. 12 - Very Fine Fr. 2001-C 1934-C $5 Federal Reserve Note RICH20170317

Name: January 1st, 1863 $1 State of Georgia Note Cr. 12 - Very Fine Fr. 2001-C 1934-C $5 Federal Reserve Note RICH20170317
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SKU: 10121539976
Price: 45.00 USD
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January 1st, 1863 $1 State of Georgia Note Cr. 12 - Very Fine Fr. 2001-C 1934-C $5 Federal Reserve Note RICH20170317

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January 1st, 1863 $1 State of Georgia Note Cr. 12 Very Fine Fr. 2001 C 1934 C $5 Federal Reserve Note RICH20170317 1934 C $5 Federal Reserve Note Richmond District Fr 2020 W 1 oz Burnished American Silver Eagle ANACS SP 70 Numerous very small pinholes visible when held to light

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