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(1862-1863) 1st Issue 50¢ Fractional Fr. 1312 - Good $50 1880 Morgan Dollar - NGC RICH20170317

Name: (1862-1863) 1st Issue 50¢ Fractional Fr. 1312 - Good $50 1880 Morgan Dollar - NGC RICH20170317
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(1862-1863) 1st Issue 50¢ Fractional Fr. 1312 - Good $50 1880 Morgan Dollar - NGC RICH20170317

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(1862 1863) 1st Issue 50¢ Fractional Fr. 1312 Good $50 1880 Morgan Dollar NGC RICH20170317 1880 Morgan Dollar NGC MS 62 Great Northwest Collection 1 Denomination Banu Country Romania Government Kingdom Ruler Carol I Coinage Type Standard Coinage Composition Copper Weight 1 g Diameter 15 mm Description Obverse Crowned arms with supporters within crowned mantle Description Reverse Value (1862 1863) 1st Issue 50¢ Fractional Fr 1312 Good

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