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T-41 January 2nd 1863 $100 Confederate States of America Note - Uncirculated KM.643 Grades run from MS 60 RICH20170317

Name: T-41 January 2nd 1863 $100 Confederate States of America Note - Uncirculated KM.643 Grades run from MS 60 RICH20170317
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SKU: 80384097633
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T-41 January 2nd 1863 $100 Confederate States of America Note - Uncirculated KM.643 Grades run from MS 60 RICH20170317

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T 41 January 2nd 1863 $100 Confederate States of America Note Uncirculated KM.643 Grades run from MS 60 RICH20170317 Grades run from MS 60 to MS 64 1929 $100 Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr T 41 January 2nd 1863 $100 Confederate States of America Note Uncirculated

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