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1929 $10 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.1860-C - Extremely Fine Charm VA Charter 10080 - Fine RICH20170317

Name: 1929 $10 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.1860-C - Extremely Fine Charm VA Charter 10080 - Fine RICH20170317
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SKU: 96619467883
Price: 59.00 USD
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1929 $10 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.1860-C - Extremely Fine Charm VA Charter 10080 - Fine RICH20170317

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1929 $10 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.1860 C Extremely Fine Charm VA Charter 10080 Fine RICH20170317 VA Charter 10080 Fine but otherwise one of the nicest specimens I've been able to find 1929 $10 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr 1860 C Extremely Fine

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