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sale 332 Day 1

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John Bull Stamp Auctions

lot # 1050 - coins and medals

Thursday Dec 05, 2019 10:00 Asia/Hong_Kong

Yuan Shi Kai Silver Coin: 1919 1 Dollar (LM76, Y329), graded NGC VF25.
民國8年(1919年)袁世凱1元銀幣，評NGC VF25。

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