1855-S $3 Princess Gold Coin - Mintage 6,600 - Very Fine Detail Ex-Jewelry Scott #505 Weights and measurements: Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1855-S $3 Princess Gold Coin - Mintage 6,600 - Very Fine Detail Ex-Jewelry Scott #505 Weights and measurements: Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 26780704370
Price: 647.50 USD
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1855 S $3 Princess Gold Coin Mintage 6,600 Very Fine Detail Ex Jewelry Scott #505 Weights and measurements: Date:1831 Lg Let Weights and measurements: 0346 oz ASW Description Obverse Head left Description Reverse Denomination and date within wreath Whatever the reason this "odd" denomination is always in demand and one of the more interesting coins in U

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