1983 Adam Smith 1/10oz Gold Coins - Gold Standard Corp. - Gem Prooflike Type:Each Approximately 1 carat total weight Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1983 Adam Smith 1/10oz Gold Coins - Gold Standard Corp. - Gem Prooflike Type:Each Approximately 1 carat total weight Date:1831 Lg Let
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1983 Adam Smith 1 10oz Gold Coins Gold Standard Corp. Gem Prooflike Type:Each Approximately 1 carat total weight Date:1831 Lg Let Approximately 1 carat total weight in tanzanite on the pair with various mechanical devices pictured below Each coin is minted from 900 fine gold and contain 1 10 troy once net pure gold

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