1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia District FR. 2100C - Very Fine PF-2/Cr.169 1920-D ………………… Date:Both Sets

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1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia District FR. 2100C - Very Fine PF-2/Cr.169 1920-D ………………… Date:Both Sets

Name: 1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia District FR. 2100C - Very Fine PF-2/Cr.169 1920-D ………………… Date:Both Sets
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1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia District FR. 2100C Very Fine PF 2 Cr.169 1920 D ………………… Date:Both Sets 1920 D ………………… 12 Denomination 8 Reales Country Mexico Government Republic (First) Coinage Type Federal Coinage Mint San Luis Potosi Composition Silver Fineness 0 2100C Very Fine 1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia District FR

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