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T-58 Apr. 6 1863 $20 Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) - PMG VF 25 Fr. 1268 Restruck during Republican times RICH20170317

Name: T-58 Apr. 6 1863 $20 Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) - PMG VF 25 Fr. 1268 Restruck during Republican times RICH20170317
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T-58 Apr. 6 1863 $20 Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) - PMG VF 25 Fr. 1268 Restruck during Republican times RICH20170317

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T 58 Apr. 6 1863 $20 Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) PMG VF 25 Fr. 1268 Restruck during Republican times RICH20170317 Restruck during Republican times 2 1956 P Roosevelt Dimes 600 Issued State capital in Nashville

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