2014(W) American Silver Eagles - NGC MS 70 Early Releases - West Point Mint Courtesy Signature Just a nice original roll Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 2014(W) American Silver Eagles - NGC MS 70 Early Releases - West Point Mint Courtesy Signature Just a nice original roll Date:1831 Lg Let
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2014(W) American Silver Eagles NGC MS 70 Early Releases West Point Mint Courtesy Signature Just a nice original roll Date:1831 Lg Let Just a nice original roll of 1967 40% Silver Kennedy Halves that walked in the door earlier today 1953 S Franklin Half Dollar PCGS MS 65 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated 2014(W) American Silver Eagles NGC MS 70 Early Releases West Point Mint

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