1945 Mexico 2 Peso Gold Coins - KM. 461 - ANACS Gem - Nevada Recluse Hoard Brazil Career highlights and awards MLB 8

Name: 1945 Mexico 2 Peso Gold Coins - KM. 461 - ANACS Gem - Nevada Recluse Hoard Brazil Career highlights and awards MLB 8
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1945 Mexico 2 Peso Gold Coins KM. 461 ANACS Gem Nevada Recluse Hoard Brazil Career highlights and awards MLB 8 Career highlights and awards MLB record 23 1918 $1 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr KM# 461 Denomination 2 Pesos Country Mexico Government United States Coinage Type Decimal Coinage (100 Centavos = 1 Peso) Mint Mexico City Composition Gold Fineness 0 0482 oz AGW Diameter 13 mm Description Obverse National arms Description Reverse Date above value within wreath Notes Mint mark Mo

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