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2012 U.S. Mint 220 Years Making American History Coin & Currency Set FR.38 The $5 is considered the RICH20170317

Name: 2012 U.S. Mint 220 Years Making American History Coin & Currency Set FR.38 The $5 is considered the RICH20170317
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SKU: 28954405366
Price: 69.95 USD
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2012 U.S. Mint 220 Years Making American History Coin & Currency Set FR.38 The $5 is considered the RICH20170317

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2012 U.S. Mint 220 Years Making American History Coin & Currency Set FR.38 The $5 is considered the RICH20170317 The $5 is considered the toughest of the four denominations Mintage of just 450 All sets still in shrinkwrap Mint Making American History Coin & Currency Set Includes:

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