5 Piastre Syria Bronze

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Denomination:

5 Piastre

Metal:

Bronze

State:

Syria

Issue year(s):

1971

Some description in: Русский

3 coins in the group

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Сирия 5 пиастр Латунь

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Сирия 5 пиастр (1971 г.) Бронза

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Сирия 5 пиастр (1971 г.) Бронза

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