2006-W $25 Burnished American Gold Eagle - 1/2 oz Net Pure Gold - PCGS MS 69 KM.532.1 9 Denomination 8 Reales Country Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 2006-W $25 Burnished American Gold Eagle - 1/2 oz Net Pure Gold - PCGS MS 69 KM.532.1 9 Denomination 8 Reales Country Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 9107973786
Price: 349.50 USD
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2006 W $25 Burnished American Gold Eagle 1 2 oz Net Pure Gold PCGS MS 69 KM.532.1 9 Denomination 8 Reales Country Date:1831 Lg Let 9 Denomination 8 Reales Country Mexico Government Republic (First) Coinage Type Federal Coinage Mint Hermosillo Composition Silver Fineness 0 banner above First year of Uncirculated W mintmark gold eagles Special burnished satin finish

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