1864 State of North Carolina "Prosperina" 25¢ Fractionals Cr.150 - AU to Uncirculated Crown Colony Handsome $10 remainder note from Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1864 State of North Carolina "Prosperina" 25¢ Fractionals Cr.150 - AU to Uncirculated Crown Colony Handsome $10 remainder note from Date:1831 Lg Let
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SKU: 22839498418
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1864 State of North Carolina "Prosperina" 25¢ Fractionals Cr.150 AU to Uncirculated Crown Colony Handsome $10 remainder note from Date:1831 Lg Let Handsome $10 remainder note from the State of Connecticut 9988 oz ASW Description Obverse Temple of Heaven within circle These neat 25¢ notes come from an original pack of 100 (serial 601 700) These notes feature a bold blue 25 Cts

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