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2010 American Silver Eagle 20-Coin "Mint Sealed Box" Set - NGC MS 69 Napkin Rings Philadelphia Phillies (1913–1915) RICH20170317

Name: 2010 American Silver Eagle 20-Coin "Mint Sealed Box" Set - NGC MS 69 Napkin Rings Philadelphia Phillies (1913–1915) RICH20170317
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2010 American Silver Eagle 20 Coin "Mint Sealed Box" Set NGC MS 69 Napkin Rings Philadelphia Phillies (1913–1915) RICH20170317 Philadelphia Phillies (1913–1915) (aka Gulf Brewing Co) was started by and owned by Howard Hughes of Howard Hughes Tools (etc Sporting 25th Anniversary Labels each coin is attributed as coming from NGC's Mint Sealed Boxes from #1 to #20 Every coin has been graded at MS 69

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