18__ (60s) $100 Citizens Bank of Louisiana Remainder LA-15-G48a - Net XF Fr. 257 Serial Number 28075136 Gorgeous and Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 18__ (60s) $100 Citizens Bank of Louisiana Remainder LA-15-G48a - Net XF Fr. 257 Serial Number 28075136 Gorgeous and Date:1831 Lg Let
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18__ (60s) $100 Citizens Bank of Louisiana Remainder LA 15 G48a Net XF Fr. 257 Serial Number 28075136 Gorgeous and Date:1831 Lg Let Serial Number 28075136 Gorgeous and affordable this nickel cased Elgin 315 is a super strong runner with a very well built feel all around 1919 Buffalo Nickel NGC MS 63 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated but netted to XF due to the chippy margins Andrew Jackson at right

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