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1912 $2.5 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin - Extremely Fine S. Kirk and Son Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0 RICH20170317

Name: 1912 $2.5 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin - Extremely Fine S. Kirk and Son Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0 RICH20170317
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 69322867587
Price: 332.50 USD
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1912 $2.5 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin - Extremely Fine S. Kirk and Son Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0 RICH20170317

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1912 $2.5 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin Extremely Fine S. Kirk and Son Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0 RICH20170317 Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0 Cincinnati Reds (1916–1918) 5 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin Extremely Fine

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