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1861 $1 City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine Fr.58 Great year RICH20170317

Name: 1861 $1 City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine Fr.58 Great year RICH20170317
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1861 $1 City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine Fr.58 Great year RICH20170317

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1861 $1 City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) Fine Fr.58 Great year RICH20170317 Great year I don't know who coined the term "circ cameo" but I like the term and I think its a great look Issued less than 2 months after the start of the Civil War only about 4 years would pass until Petersburg's fall quickly led to the end of the Civil War

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