1987-S China 10 Yuan 1/10 oz Gold Panda - Gem Uncirculated in Mint Plastic 1/48TH Thaler Kirk-Stieff Severn-Worthington Sterling Silver Knife Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1987-S China 10 Yuan 1/10 oz Gold Panda - Gem Uncirculated in Mint Plastic 1/48TH Thaler Kirk-Stieff Severn-Worthington Sterling Silver Knife Date:1831 Lg Let
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SKU: 33138091772
Price: 199.00 USD
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1987 S China 10 Yuan 1 10 oz Gold Panda Gem Uncirculated in Mint Plastic 1 48TH Thaler Kirk Stieff Severn Worthington Sterling Silver Knife Date:1831 Lg Let Kirk Stieff Severn Worthington Sterling Silver Knife 9 3 4'' 9 1 2'' Length 999 Denomination: 10 Yuan Diameter: 17 95 mm Thickness: 1

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