1888-A German States, Prussia Silver 5 Marks KM.512 - AU Details (sm. rev. rim bonk) KM.329.6 Good Estate condition 8

Name: 1888-A German States, Prussia Silver 5 Marks KM.512 - AU Details (sm. rev. rim bonk) KM.329.6 Good Estate condition 8
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SKU: 53004863690
Price: 99.00 USD
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1888 A German States, Prussia Silver 5 Marks KM.512 AU Details (sm. rev. rim bonk) KM.329.6 Good Estate condition 8 Good Estate condition Great looking note that can be had for much less than a comparable looking note KM# 512 Denomination 5 Mark Country German States\Prussia Government Kingdom Ruler Friedrich III Coinage Type Reform Coinage Mint Berlin Composition Silver Fineness 0 8037 oz ASW Edge Type Gott Mit Uns Description Obverse Head right Description Reverse Crowned imperial eagle

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