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1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 237 - Very Fine Century of Progress Quantity: 165 RICH20170317

Name: 1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 237 - Very Fine Century of Progress Quantity: 165 RICH20170317
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SKU: 84091842012
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1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 237 - Very Fine Century of Progress Quantity: 165 RICH20170317

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1923 $1 Large Size Silver Certificate Fr. 237 Very Fine Century of Progress Quantity: 165 RICH20170317 Quantity: 165 KM# 37 Denomination 20 Francs (20 Frank) Country Belgium Government Kingdom Ruler Leopold II Coinage Type Decimal Coinage Composition Gold Fineness 0 Signatures Speelman & White

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