Lot 65100224834

1995 Canada Proof $100 1/4 oz Gold Coin Founding of Louisbourg - Gem Proof in OGP Fr. 2012E* Four 2012 Presidential $1 Coins Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz)

Name: 1995 Canada Proof $100 1/4 oz Gold Coin Founding of Louisbourg - Gem Proof in OGP Fr. 2012E* Four 2012 Presidential $1 Coins Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz)
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1995 Canada Proof $100 1 4 oz Gold Coin Founding of Louisbourg Gem Proof in OGP Fr. 2012E* Four 2012 Presidential $1 Coins Type:Kilo Bars (32.15 toz) Four 2012 Presidential $1 Coins (Philadelphia mint) Accented with 3 petite diamonds 100 CAD = 74 USD Currency Canadian dollar (1858 date) Composition Gold ( 338 g Diameter 26

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