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1999 Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Note in Box w/ COA Marshall Islands The coins in this set The last of our

Name: 1999 Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Note in Box w/ COA Marshall Islands The coins in this set The last of our
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1999 Washington Mint 4 oz .999 Silver $100 Proof Note in Box w COA Marshall Islands The coins in this set The last of our The coins in this set are placed in presentation lenses to showcase and preserve their exceptional finish Small tear at the bottom left margin under the s in Dollars housed in a protective plastic case inside a hard blue felt box and include their Certificate of Authenticity from the Washington Mint Each of these 4 troy ounce silver bars is minted of

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