1861 $5 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine+ (PC) Fr. 1618* 1992-D Columbus Commemorative Silver Dollar Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1861 $5 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine+ (PC) Fr. 1618* 1992-D Columbus Commemorative Silver Dollar Date:1831 Lg Let
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1861 $5 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) Fine+ (PC) Fr. 1618* 1992 D Columbus Commemorative Silver Dollar Date:1831 Lg Let 1992 D Columbus Commemorative Silver Dollar NGC MS 69 Struck to commemorate the issuance of a charter to the city of Lynchburg in 1786 the obverse of this half dollar features the bust of then Senator Carter Glass while the reverse shows Liberty standing with the old Lynchburg courthouse in the background it has been punch canceled This is a tough note that always demands attention owing to the design

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