1934-C $10 Silver Certificate Star Note Fr. 1704* - Fine/Very Fine Year of the Dragon George (England) and Borussia (Prussia) Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1934-C $10 Silver Certificate Star Note Fr. 1704* - Fine/Very Fine Year of the Dragon George (England) and Borussia (Prussia) Date:1831 Lg Let
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1934 C $10 Silver Certificate Star Note Fr. 1704* Fine Very Fine Year of the Dragon George (England) and Borussia (Prussia) Date:1831 Lg Let George (England) and Borussia (Prussia) are considered the patron saints of the crossing Design Obverse: Standing knight divides date 1704* Fine Very Fine 1934 C $10 Silver Certificate Star Note Fr

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