3 Note Denomination Set from 1862 Bank of the Old Dominion, Pearisburg Virginia - Very Good Fr.2172-G The obverse displays the first 8

Name: 3 Note Denomination Set from 1862 Bank of the Old Dominion, Pearisburg Virginia - Very Good Fr.2172-G The obverse displays the first 8
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SKU: 57921405870
Price: 59.00 USD
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3 Note Denomination Set from 1862 Bank of the Old Dominion, Pearisburg Virginia Very Good Fr.2172 G The obverse displays the first 8 The obverse displays the first stone capitol building in Iowa City while the reverse is dominated by Iowa's state seal below truncation Description Reverse Crowned arms on ornate shield divide denomination This group includes the May 1 50 denominations

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