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1864 $500 Confederate States of America Note T-64 - Choice Very Fine 5¢ KM# 13 Denomination Penny Country The last of our

Name: 1864 $500 Confederate States of America Note T-64 - Choice Very Fine 5¢ KM# 13 Denomination Penny Country The last of our
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SKU: 44766569701
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1864 $500 Confederate States of America Note T 64 Choice Very Fine 5¢ KM# 13 Denomination Penny Country The last of our KM# 13 Denomination Penny Country New Zealand Government State (1907 present) Ruler George VI Coinage Type Pound Sterling Coinage Composition Bronze Weight 9 1920 $35 Always in high demand the $500 Confederate States of America note has remained around the same price point for well over 10 years now

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