5 Cent Stati Uniti d'America (1776 - ) Rame/Nichel

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Denominazione:

5 Cent

Metallo:

Rame

Nichel

Stato:

Stati Uniti d'America (1776 - )

Periodo:

1883-1913

Codice sul catalogo:

KM-112 (19) KM-111 (1)

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1885,Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika. 5 Cent 1885. K.M. 112. Fast vorzüglich.

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1892,USA. 5 Cents 1892, Philadelphia. Liberty Head type. KM 112. Feine Patina / Nice toning. ANACS PF61. FDC / Uncirculated. (~€ 45/USD 50)

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1892,USA. 5 Cents 1892, Philadelphia. Liberty Head type. KM 112. Feine Patina / Nice toning. ANACS PF61. FDC / Uncirculated. (~€ 45/USD 50)

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UNITED STATES 5 Cents 1896 - VF/XF - 2938

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