1914 $5 Richmond Federal Reserve Note Fr. 860 - Choice Crisp Uncirculated Schleswig-Holstein Each with its own brief Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1914 $5 Richmond Federal Reserve Note Fr. 860 - Choice Crisp Uncirculated Schleswig-Holstein Each with its own brief Date:1831 Lg Let
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1914 $5 Richmond Federal Reserve Note Fr. 860 Choice Crisp Uncirculated Schleswig Holstein Each with its own brief Date:1831 Lg Let Each with its own brief biography on the reverse Cataloged as FM 63 KM it is a gorgeous Choice Uncirculated specimen This is the most common of the 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Notes from the Richmond district

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