1953-B $10 Silver Certificate Fr. 1706 - Very Fine+ KM.795.2 50-Coin Roll of 1963 Proof Date:Both Sets

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1953-B $10 Silver Certificate Fr. 1706 - Very Fine+ KM.795.2 50-Coin Roll of 1963 Proof Date:Both Sets

Name: 1953-B $10 Silver Certificate Fr. 1706 - Very Fine+ KM.795.2 50-Coin Roll of 1963 Proof Date:Both Sets
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1953 B $10 Silver Certificate Fr. 1706 Very Fine+ KM.795.2 50 Coin Roll of 1963 Proof Date:Both Sets 50 Coin Roll of 1963 Proof Silver Roosevelt Dimes Directly From Proof Sets 1934 Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS 62 Brilliant Uncirculated the 1953 is the scarcest series of the $10 Silver Certificates and one of the tougher small size silver certificates as a whole Outside the anomaly issue 1933 $10

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