2012 Fiji Islands Proof Silver 10 Dollars Year of the Dragon KM.230 - Gem Proof in OGP PF-10/Cr.478 1342 oz ASW Diameter 23 Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 2012 Fiji Islands Proof Silver 10 Dollars Year of the Dragon KM.230 - Gem Proof in OGP PF-10/Cr.478 1342 oz ASW Diameter 23 Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 49355392879
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2012 Fiji Islands Proof Silver 10 Dollars Year of the Dragon KM.230 Gem Proof in OGP PF 10 Cr.478 1342 oz ASW Diameter 23 Date:1831 Lg Let 1342 oz ASW Diameter 23 mm Description Obverse Seated Liberty Does not include box 999 Weight 31 999 oz ASW Diameter 40 mm Subject Year of the Dragon Description Obverse Head with tiara right Description Reverse Gilt dragon and pearl

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