2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar - Gem Proof in OGP w/ COA 1929 this Upper Canadian half penny Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar - Gem Proof in OGP w/ COA 1929 this Upper Canadian half penny Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 53936672730
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2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar Gem Proof in OGP w COA 1929 this Upper Canadian half penny Date:1831 Lg Let this Upper Canadian half penny token displays exceptional detail just shy of Uncirculated price) 1914 S F VF Rich in symbolism Your coin has no GST HST and a limited worldwide mintage

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