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1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District - Fr. 2201-H - Very Fine Plain Back At first glance this note RICH20170317

Name: 1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District - Fr. 2201-H - Very Fine Plain Back At first glance this note RICH20170317
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SKU: 9306930540
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1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District - Fr. 2201-H - Very Fine Plain Back At first glance this note RICH20170317

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1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District Fr. 2201 H Very Fine Plain Back At first glance this note RICH20170317 At first glance this note is just an average Very Good but star in right field Terrificly bright note with solid ink and contrast Very light discoloration spot on the obverse

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