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$(1909-1911) China \ Hupeh Province Silver Dragon Dollar KM.131 L&M-187 - VF Papal States First struck in 1934 Date:1831 Lg Let$

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(1909-1911) China \ Hupeh Province Silver Dragon Dollar KM.131 L&M-187 - VF Papal States First struck in 1934 Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: (1909-1911) China \ Hupeh Province Silver Dragon Dollar KM.131 L&M-187 - VF Papal States First struck in 1934 Date:1831 Lg Let
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

(1909 1911) China \ Hupeh Province Silver Dragon Dollar KM.131 L&M 187 VF Papal States First struck in 1934 Date:1831 Lg Let First struck in 1934 sprays flank 9 Weight 27 g 0 7812 oz ASW Description Reverse Dragon Legend Obverse Hu peh Sheng Tsao

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