1913-D Lincoln Wheat Cent - PCGS MS 63 RB - Choice Uncirculated Red & Brown Snow-3 1988 "The Moment of Discovery" Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1913-D Lincoln Wheat Cent - PCGS MS 63 RB - Choice Uncirculated Red & Brown Snow-3 1988 "The Moment of Discovery" Date:1831 Lg Let
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1913 D Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS 63 RB Choice Uncirculated Red & Brown Snow 3 1988 "The Moment of Discovery" Date:1831 Lg Let 1988 "The Moment of Discovery" Bahamas One Hundred Dollar Gold Coin w Box & C Coin grades Fair with a bold and fully legible VF stamp 1913 D Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS 63 RB Choice Uncirculated Red & Brown

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