1928-B $20 Federal Reserve Note (Minneapolis District) FR. 2052-I - Very Fine 6 Kreuzer Center vignette that includes a Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1928-B $20 Federal Reserve Note (Minneapolis District) FR. 2052-I - Very Fine 6 Kreuzer Center vignette that includes a Date:1831 Lg Let
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1928 B $20 Federal Reserve Note (Minneapolis District) FR. 2052 I Very Fine 6 Kreuzer Center vignette that includes a Date:1831 Lg Let Center vignette that includes a train and a busy canal scene The coins are "distinctly Rooseveltian" in character 2052 I Very Fine 1928 B $20 Federal Reserve Note (Chicago District) FR

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