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1897-АГ Russia Nicholas II Gold 15 Roubles KM. Y65.2 - About Uncirculated 1992 The movement itself is in RICH20170317

Name: 1897-АГ Russia Nicholas II Gold 15 Roubles KM. Y65.2 - About Uncirculated 1992 The movement itself is in RICH20170317
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SKU: 12491243553
Price: 339.50 USD
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1897-АГ Russia Nicholas II Gold 15 Roubles KM. Y65.2 - About Uncirculated 1992 The movement itself is in RICH20170317

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1897 АГ Russia Nicholas II Gold 15 Roubles KM. Y65.2 About Uncirculated 1992 The movement itself is in RICH20170317 The movement itself is in excellent and clean condition This is the only New Orleans issue of the With Motto (T5) type Specifications Composition: Gold Fineness: 0

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