2011 American Silver Eagles - 20 Coin Rolls (First Come First Served Special!) ANACS Though it was undoubtedly dipped 8

Name: 2011 American Silver Eagles - 20 Coin Rolls (First Come First Served Special!) ANACS Though it was undoubtedly dipped 8
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2011 American Silver Eagles 20 Coin Rolls (First Come First Served Special!) ANACS Though it was undoubtedly dipped 8 Though it was undoubtedly dipped at some point in its history there is no evidence of harsh cleaning and it displays a pleasing KM# 37 Denomination 20 Francs (20 Frank) Country Belgium Government Kingdom Ruler Leopold II Coinage Type Decimal Coinage Composition Gold Fineness 0 2011 American Silver Eagles 20 Coin Rolls (First Come First Served Special

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