1987 Two Coin Proof Gold Eagle Set 1987-W $50 & 1987-P $25 in Box w/COA (1.5 TOZ) Fr.2307 Wallace Romance of the Sea Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1987 Two Coin Proof Gold Eagle Set 1987-W $50 & 1987-P $25 in Box w/COA (1.5 TOZ) Fr.2307 Wallace Romance of the Sea Date:1831 Lg Let
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1987 Two Coin Proof Gold Eagle Set 1987 W $50 & 1987 P $25 in Box w COA (1.5 TOZ) Fr.2307 Wallace Romance of the Sea Date:1831 Lg Let Wallace Romance of the Sea Sterling Silver Butter Knife 7 troy ounces * 1987 P American Gold Eagle Proof (1 2 oz) $25 1987 American Gold Eagle Proof Two Coin Year Set

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