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1934-A $500 Federal Reserve Note, New York District - Fr. 2202-B - Very Fine 5 Centavos Wrapped in tight plastic RICH20170317

Name: 1934-A $500 Federal Reserve Note, New York District - Fr. 2202-B - Very Fine 5 Centavos Wrapped in tight plastic RICH20170317
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 1728601384
Price: 647.50 USD
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1934-A $500 Federal Reserve Note, New York District - Fr. 2202-B - Very Fine 5 Centavos Wrapped in tight plastic RICH20170317

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1934 A $500 Federal Reserve Note, New York District Fr. 2202 B Very Fine 5 Centavos Wrapped in tight plastic RICH20170317 Wrapped in tight plastic with island in background Crisp Very Fine Partial teller stamp visible on the obverse

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