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LOT 2889
World Coins - Mixed Coin Group [118] 20th century A.D.
Mixed countries, types and issues: including Chinese '2 Fen', French '5 Francs', Austrian 'Schilling' and many others. Various.(465 grams total, 14-30 mm.). [118, No Reserve]
Provenance
UK gallery, early 2000s.
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