T-65 Feb. 17 1864 "Lucy Pickens" $100 Confederate States of America ~ About Uncirculated Fr. 1610 1 - 2006-P Reverse Proof Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: T-65 Feb. 17 1864 "Lucy Pickens" $100 Confederate States of America ~ About Uncirculated Fr. 1610 1 - 2006-P Reverse Proof Date:1831 Lg Let
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T 65 Feb. 17 1864 "Lucy Pickens" $100 Confederate States of America ~ About Uncirculated Fr. 1610 1 2006 P Reverse Proof Date:1831 Lg Let 1 2006 P Reverse Proof Silver Eagle ICG RP 69 DCAM This particular note is (lightly) stamped on the face with "Imperial Bank of Persia Soldier to left Pickens "Queen of the Confederacy" vignette at center

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