1996 American Silver Eagle Mint Roll of 20 - Crisp Original Rolls on Special 5000 Gulden 2017 $1 Silver Eagle "First Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1996 American Silver Eagle Mint Roll of 20 - Crisp Original Rolls on Special 5000 Gulden 2017 $1 Silver Eagle "First Date:1831 Lg Let
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1996 American Silver Eagle Mint Roll of 20 Crisp Original Rolls on Special 5000 Gulden 2017 $1 Silver Eagle "First Date:1831 Lg Let 2017 $1 Silver Eagle "First Day of Issue" NGC MS 70 "Blue Core" 1 Denomination Dollar Country Canada Government Confederation Ruler Elizabeth II Coinage Type Circulation Coinage Mint Royal Canadian Mint Composition Silver Fineness 0 No milk spots likely a roll you could submit

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