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1953-S Franklin Half Dollar - MS 66 / Registry Ready Matron Head Large Cents 1937 Washington Quarter - NGC RICH20170317

Name: 1953-S Franklin Half Dollar - MS 66 / Registry Ready Matron Head Large Cents 1937 Washington Quarter - NGC RICH20170317
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SKU: 33443930294
Price: 150.00 USD
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1953-S Franklin Half Dollar - MS 66 / Registry Ready Matron Head Large Cents 1937 Washington Quarter - NGC RICH20170317

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1953 S Franklin Half Dollar MS 66 Registry Ready Matron Head Large Cents 1937 Washington Quarter NGC RICH20170317 1937 Washington Quarter NGC MS 65 We have a handful of these sets available at less than our regular catalog pricing for sets housed in Capital plastic NGC Population :: 546 NGC Price Guide :: $360

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