1861 $10 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine (PC) Hobo Nickel There is a ghost image Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1861 $10 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine (PC) Hobo Nickel There is a ghost image Date:1831 Lg Let
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1861 $10 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) Fine (PC) Hobo Nickel There is a ghost image Date:1831 Lg Let There is a ghost image of another $5 that appears on this note Denomination: Half Dollar Finish: Business Strike Composition: 99 it has been punch canceled This is a tough note that always demands attention owing to the design

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