1867 Belgium Silver 5 Francs Leopold II KM.24 (Dot) - Very Fine Corporation of Richmond 1 Denomination 1/2 Crown Country Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1867 Belgium Silver 5 Francs Leopold II KM.24 (Dot) - Very Fine Corporation of Richmond 1 Denomination 1/2 Crown Country Date:1831 Lg Let
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1867 Belgium Silver 5 Francs Leopold II KM.24 (Dot) Very Fine Corporation of Richmond 1 Denomination 1 2 Crown Country Date:1831 Lg Let 1 Denomination 1 2 Crown Country Great Britain Government Kingdom (Resumed) Ruler George V Coinage Type Pre decimal Coinage Composition Silver Fineness 0 Grade: PCGS MS 64 9 Weight 25 g 0 7234 oz ASW Description Obverse Smaller head

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