Scott #328 1904 1¢ Captain John Smith - Superior Centering - VF+ NH OG KM.691 1950 Washington Quarter - NGC Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: Scott #328 1904 1¢ Captain John Smith - Superior Centering - VF+ NH OG KM.691 1950 Washington Quarter - NGC Date:1831 Lg Let
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Scott #328 1904 1¢ Captain John Smith Superior Centering VF+ NH OG KM.691 1950 Washington Quarter NGC Date:1831 Lg Let 1950 Washington Quarter NGC MS 65 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated tears nor repairs Far better centered than most specimens I could find Scott #328 1904 1¢ Captain John Smith Superior Centering VF+ NH OG

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