1911 $10 Indian Gold Coin - NGC MS 61 - Brilliant Uncirculated 1934-A KM# 32 Denomination 20 Francs Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1911 $10 Indian Gold Coin - NGC MS 61 - Brilliant Uncirculated 1934-A KM# 32 Denomination 20 Francs Date:1831 Lg Let
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1911 $10 Indian Gold Coin NGC MS 61 Brilliant Uncirculated 1934 A KM# 32 Denomination 20 Francs Date:1831 Lg Let KM# 32 Denomination 20 Francs (20 Frank) Country Belgium Government Kingdom Ruler Leopold II Coinage Type Decimal Coinage Composition Gold Fineness 0 Petersburg Composition Gold Fineness 0 1911 $10 Indian Gold Coin NGC MS 61 Brilliant Uncirculated

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