Lot 10073380341

Scarce 1862 $10 Liberty Gold Coin ~ Mintage: 10,960 ~ About Uncirculated $5 Indian Very Fine with some flan Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz)

Name: Scarce 1862 $10 Liberty Gold Coin ~ Mintage: 10,960 ~ About Uncirculated $5 Indian Very Fine with some flan Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz)
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SKU: 10073380341
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Scarce 1862 $10 Liberty Gold Coin ~ Mintage: 10,960 ~ About Uncirculated $5 Indian Very Fine with some flan Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz) Very Fine with some flan roughness Hand picked "common date" Morgan Dollars authenticated Today only – enjoy some amazing savings on a rich mixture of up to 15 different dates These coins saw some light circulation but remain problem free and wholly attractive

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