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1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 238 ~ Fine T-26 He destroyed a Danish army RICH20170317

Name: 1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 238 ~ Fine T-26 He destroyed a Danish army RICH20170317
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1923 $1 Large-Size Silver Certificate Fr. 238 ~ Fine T-26 He destroyed a Danish army RICH20170317

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1923 $1 Large Size Silver Certificate Fr. 238 ~ Fine T 26 He destroyed a Danish army RICH20170317 He destroyed a Danish army at Lutter and sacked the city of Magdeburg but was then crushed at Breitenfeld in 1631 by the Swedish army of King Gustavus Adolphus Terrific roll of 20 Prooflike 1965 Canadian Silver Voyageur dollars Signatures Woods & White

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