Five (1780) Maria Theresa Silver Thaler Restrikes - Brilliant Uncirculated Half Crown 00 (a buck below wholesale Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: Five (1780) Maria Theresa Silver Thaler Restrikes - Brilliant Uncirculated Half Crown 00 (a buck below wholesale Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37919032812
Price: 129.00 USD
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Five (1780) Maria Theresa Silver Thaler Restrikes Brilliant Uncirculated Half Crown 00 (a buck below wholesale Date:1831 Lg Let 00 (a buck below wholesale bid for the 1932 1964 Set I did find this excerpt from a 1901 Harper's Official Golf Guide: Countess of Tyrol" Edge "IUSTITIA ET CLEMENTIA" 833 fine) Weight 28g Diameter 41mm Mintage n a Obverse "R IMP HU BO REG M THERESIA D G"

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