1934-A $10 North Africa Emergency Issue Silver Certificate, FR.2309 - Crisp Uncirculated KM. 34 Stamp is cancelled as coming Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1934-A $10 North Africa Emergency Issue Silver Certificate, FR.2309 - Crisp Uncirculated KM. 34 Stamp is cancelled as coming Date:1831 Lg Let
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1934 A $10 North Africa Emergency Issue Silver Certificate, FR.2309 Crisp Uncirculated KM. 34 Stamp is cancelled as coming Date:1831 Lg Let Stamp is cancelled as coming from Amarillo 9988 oz ASW Diameter 36 mm Edge Type Plain Subject Libertad Description Obverse National arms Issued for use with the Armed Forces in Europe and North Africa

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