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Rosewood paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.
Obverse: MAN'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN AN EXPANDING UNIVERSE|NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR/1964-1965 - unisphere surrounded by concentric text
All that said – its still a $100 star with the old large star that ended with the 1950 series
These neutrons
Model 3 Grade 315 Manufactured 1906 Size 12s Jewels 15 Case Material Gold Filled
103-76 B.C. Alexander Jannaeus Bronze Widow's Mite - Very Fine Prussia Obverse: MAN'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN AN103 76 B. C. Alexander Jannaeus Bronze Widow's Mite Very Fine "And Jesus set over against the treasury, and behold how the people cast money into the treasury and many that were rich cast in much. And there came a certain poor widow. and she threw in two mites" Mark 12: 41 42. The Widow's Mite is the term used in the King James version Bible referring to the smallest coin in use between 100 BC and 60 AD. Also known as the lepton, these coins were
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