1934 $100 Federal Reserve Star Note Philadelphia District (C) Fr. 2152-C* - Very Fine T-52 3 Denomination 2 Kopeks Country Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1934 $100 Federal Reserve Star Note Philadelphia District (C) Fr. 2152-C* - Very Fine T-52 3 Denomination 2 Kopeks Country Date:1831 Lg Let
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1934 $100 Federal Reserve Star Note Philadelphia District (C) Fr. 2152 C* Very Fine T 52 3 Denomination 2 Kopeks Country Date:1831 Lg Let 3 Denomination 2 Kopeks Country Russia Government Empire Ruler Paul I Coinage Type Standard Coinage Composition Copper Weight 20 9802 oz AGW) no two ways about it There is a teller stamp remnant

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