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1954 Franklin Half Dollar - MS 65 FBL Full Bell Lines / Registry Ready KM.377.3 1923 Dominion of Canada "King RICH20170317

Name: 1954 Franklin Half Dollar - MS 65 FBL Full Bell Lines / Registry Ready KM.377.3 1923 Dominion of Canada "King RICH20170317
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SKU: 13495265015
Price: 99.00 USD
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1954 Franklin Half Dollar - MS 65 FBL Full Bell Lines / Registry Ready KM.377.3 1923 Dominion of Canada

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1954 Franklin Half Dollar MS 65 FBL Full Bell Lines Registry Ready KM.377.3 1923 Dominion of Canada "King RICH20170317 1923 Dominion of Canada "King George V" $1 (DC 25n) Very Good 25 net pure troy ounces of silver NGC Population :: 287 NGC Price Guide :: $175

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