1853 $5 Adrian, Michigan "The Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank" Note - Fine 1000 Kronur 1 Denomination 1/2 Crown Country 8

Name: 1853 $5 Adrian, Michigan "The Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank" Note - Fine 1000 Kronur 1 Denomination 1/2 Crown Country 8
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SKU: 36968590408
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1853 $5 Adrian, Michigan "The Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank" Note Fine 1000 Kronur 1 Denomination 1 2 Crown Country 8 1 Denomination 1 2 Crown Country Great Britain Government Kingdom (Resumed) Ruler George V Coinage Type Pre decimal Coinage Composition Silver Fineness 0 the right hand holding a laurel wreath which she is about to place upon the head of a soldier 1853 $5 Adrian Michigan Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank Note Fine

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