1929 T.1 $10 First National Bank of Marietta, OH Charter 142 - Very Fine Half Real Subject: Famous Belgians - Johann Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1929 T.1 $10 First National Bank of Marietta, OH Charter 142 - Very Fine Half Real Subject: Famous Belgians - Johann Date:1831 Lg Let
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1929 T.1 $10 First National Bank of Marietta, OH Charter 142 Very Fine Half Real Subject: Famous Belgians Johann Date:1831 Lg Let Subject: Famous Belgians Johann Tserclaes Approximately TCW of all stones is 6 Carat with the main stone measuring appx 7mm x 5mm ( New to the census this note brings the total known on this bank to 228

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