1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Philadelphia" Note Fr. 1952-C - About Uncirculated Barber Quarter Schleswig-Holstein 1 Drelling KM Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Philadelphia" Note Fr. 1952-C - About Uncirculated Barber Quarter Schleswig-Holstein 1 Drelling KM Date:1831 Lg Let
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1928 B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Philadelphia" Note Fr. 1952 C About Uncirculated Barber Quarter Schleswig Holstein 1 Drelling KM Date:1831 Lg Let Schleswig Holstein 1 Drelling KM They are a steal at this pricing and make for a terrific store of value or even just a convenient way to house gifts given away throughout the year 1952 C About Uncirculated Signatures: Woods & Mellon

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