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1929 T.1 $10 County National Bank of Clearfield PA Charter 855 ~ Very Good/Fine Venice these won't last long RICH20170317

Name: 1929 T.1 $10 County National Bank of Clearfield PA Charter 855 ~ Very Good/Fine Venice these won't last long RICH20170317
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SKU: 69574284076
Price: 40.00 USD
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1929 T.1 $10 County National Bank of Clearfield PA Charter 855 ~ Very Good/Fine Venice these won't last long RICH20170317

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1929 T.1 $10 County National Bank of Clearfield PA Charter 855 ~ Very Good Fine Venice these won't last long RICH20170317 these won't last long Mint at San Francisco Chip out of upper left corner and start of tiny split at the left fold Coupe very fine pinholes

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