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January 15, 1862 $10 State of Georgia Note, Cr. 4 - Crisp Uncirculated 2007 Adding to its rarity is RICH20170317

Name: January 15, 1862 $10 State of Georgia Note, Cr. 4 - Crisp Uncirculated 2007 Adding to its rarity is RICH20170317
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January 15, 1862 $10 State of Georgia Note, Cr. 4 - Crisp Uncirculated 2007 Adding to its rarity is RICH20170317

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January 15, 1862 $10 State of Georgia Note, Cr. 4 Crisp Uncirculated 2007 Adding to its rarity is RICH20170317 Adding to its rarity is that fact that less than 10 Uncirculated specimens are known (one of them owned by The Smithsonian) This coin was struck January 15 1862 $10 State of Georgia Note

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