1866 $3 Princess Gold Coin (Scarce!) - PCGS About Uncirculated Detail Seated Dollar “Nickel Silver” maybe “German silver” Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1866 $3 Princess Gold Coin (Scarce!) - PCGS About Uncirculated Detail Seated Dollar “Nickel Silver” maybe “German silver” Date:1831 Lg Let
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1866 $3 Princess Gold Coin (Scarce!) PCGS About Uncirculated Detail Seated Dollar “Nickel Silver” maybe “German silver” Date:1831 Lg Let “Nickel Silver” maybe “German silver” – possibly 50 struck you do too Fewer than 500 believed extant (in any condition) Probably fewer than 100 in Uncirculated condition

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