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Details
LOT 3429
Group of Eleven (11) AR Hammered Coins. 1558-1649.
Mixed group of various denominations of Elizabeth I and Charles I. Fine to Near Very Fine.(20.70gr total, 15-33 mm.). [11]
Provenance
Found Yorkshire, UK.
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