1976 Turks and Caicos Islands Queen Victoria Twenty Crown Silver Coin w/ Book PF-11/Cr.357 Additionally the coin does exhibit 8

Name: 1976 Turks and Caicos Islands Queen Victoria Twenty Crown Silver Coin w/ Book PF-11/Cr.357 Additionally the coin does exhibit 8
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1976 Turks and Caicos Islands Queen Victoria Twenty Crown Silver Coin w Book PF 11 Cr.357 Additionally the coin does exhibit 8 Additionally the coin does exhibit some fine strations on the reverse and a couple heavier ones on the obverse (but be sure not to confuse the die mark at O in OF through the cloud to star with a stration 1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS 65 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated Obverse: Young Elizabeth II Bust Reverse: Four Victoria Cameos

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