4-Subject Sheet of 2004-A $20 Federal Reserve Star Notes, Fr. 2091-A* - Gem Uncirculated Liberty Head Nickels 2011-W Proof Medal of Honor Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 4-Subject Sheet of 2004-A $20 Federal Reserve Star Notes, Fr. 2091-A* - Gem Uncirculated Liberty Head Nickels 2011-W Proof Medal of Honor Date:1831 Lg Let
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4 Subject Sheet of 2004 A $20 Federal Reserve Star Notes, Fr. 2091 A* Gem Uncirculated Liberty Head Nickels 2011 W Proof Medal of Honor Date:1831 Lg Let 2011 W Proof Medal of Honor $5 Gold Gem in OGP w COA Design #23 Ships in a leatherette binder with Jackson info sheet and CoA Nice little sheet of notes that book at a much higher price

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