CHINE - Federal Reserve Bank of China, 5 Yuan (1941) P.J73a PMG AU 55 / pr.NEUF ebay trace de colle en coin 125347653566

CHINE - Federal Reserve Bank of China, 5 Yuan (1941) P.J73a PMG AU 55 / pr.NEUF ebay trace de colle en coin 125347653566

Name: CHINE - Federal Reserve Bank of China, 5 Yuan (1941) P.J73a PMG AU 55 / pr.NEUF ebay trace de colle en coin 125347653566
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SKU: 83998004378
Price: 180.00 USD
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CHINE Federal Reserve Bank of China, 5 Yuan (1941) P.J73a PMG AU 55 pr.NEUF ebay trace de colle en coin 125347653566 trace de colle en coin au verso Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa Federal Reserve Bank of China Japanese Puppet Banks 5 Yüan (1941)

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