25-Coin Roll of 2014 Canadian $5 Maple Leaf 1 oz Silver Coins KM.625 - Gems In Original Tube KM.10.1 but it has been engraved 8

Name: 25-Coin Roll of 2014 Canadian $5 Maple Leaf 1 oz Silver Coins KM.625 - Gems In Original Tube KM.10.1 but it has been engraved 8
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SKU: 58248577054
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25 Coin Roll of 2014 Canadian $5 Maple Leaf 1 oz Silver Coins KM.625 Gems In Original Tube KM.10.1 but it has been engraved 8 but it has been engraved on the reverse • Working Swivel Clasp KM# 625 Denomination 5 Dollars Country Canada Government Confederation Ruler Elizabeth II Coinage Type Silver Bullion Coinage Mint Royal Canadian Mint Composition Silver Fineness 0 9999 oz ASW Diameter 38 mm Edge Type Reeded Description Obverse Bust right Description Reverse Maple leaf Designer Obverse Susanna Blunt

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