1883 - 1912 Liberty Head Nickel 33-Coin Sets - VF to Gem in Neat Lucite Board Farmville 2016 American Silver Eagle 30th Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1883 - 1912 Liberty Head Nickel 33-Coin Sets - VF to Gem in Neat Lucite Board Farmville 2016 American Silver Eagle 30th Date:1831 Lg Let
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1883 1912 Liberty Head Nickel 33 Coin Sets VF to Gem in Neat Lucite Board Farmville 2016 American Silver Eagle 30th Date:1831 Lg Let 2016 American Silver Eagle 30th Anniversary PCGS MS 70 Mark's Campanile (bell tower) Verdigris flecking on reverse This set (like all a lot of the coins we've posted over the past week) was put together back in the early 1970s

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