(1940s) $5 Reverse "Enigmatic CSA Chemicograph Back" - Bertram C769a1 - PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated KM.462 George slaying the dragon right VA JL TW10 4

Name: (1940s) $5 Reverse "Enigmatic CSA Chemicograph Back" - Bertram C769a1 - PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated KM.462 George slaying the dragon right VA JL TW10 4
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(1940s) $5 Reverse "Enigmatic CSA Chemicograph Back" Bertram C769a1 PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated KM.462 George slaying the dragon right VA JL TW10 4 George slaying the dragon right Each coin bears the “W” mint mark reflecting its striking at the West Point Mint and is packaged in a blue presentation box accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (1940s) $5 Reverse "Enigmatic CSA Chemicograph Back" Bertram C769a1 PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated

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