1 Доллар США (1776 - ) Серебро

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1 Доллар (про Доллар)

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Серебро

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США (1776 - )

Год(а) выпуска:

2006

Периоды чеканки: 2006 Проба: 900 Состояния при чеканке: ProofТематики: Памятники архитектуры Описание: Старый монетный двор Гранитная леди, 1906 – 2006.

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Добавил: gcoins 2010-08-24
США 1 доллар (2006 г.) Серебро 100-летие первого монетного двора Сан-Франциско, в качестве реверса - реверс серебряного доллара Моргана 1880-х годов. Анциркулейтед. S (Монетный двор Сан-Франциско). Номер по Краузе КМ#394, 900-я проба, 26,73 г.

Добавил: spider 2009-09-25

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