The Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Notes in Box w/ COA Silver Currency With gold hovering around $1190 Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: The Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Notes in Box w/ COA Silver Currency With gold hovering around $1190 Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36685165668
Price: 76.95 USD
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The Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Notes in Box w COA Silver Currency With gold hovering around $1190 Date:1831 Lg Let With gold hovering around $1190 take this opportunity to pick up a gorgeous Presidents born in Virginia George Washington 999 silver housed in a protective plastic case inside a hard blue felt box and include their Certificate of Authenticity from the Washington Mint

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