1996 $50 New York Federal Reserve Note - Missing First Printing (Back) - Choice AU Fr.37 All exceptional original sets containing VA JL TW10 4

Name: 1996 $50 New York Federal Reserve Note - Missing First Printing (Back) - Choice AU Fr.37 All exceptional original sets containing VA JL TW10 4
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1996 $50 New York Federal Reserve Note - Missing First Printing (Back) - Choice AU Fr.37 All exceptional original sets containing VA JL TW10 4

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1996 $50 New York Federal Reserve Note Missing First Printing (Back) Choice AU Fr.37 All exceptional original sets containing VA JL TW10 4 All exceptional original sets containing the Franklin Half and all 32 different S mint proof dollars – all housed in two deluxe Dansco albums The first printing was totally missed on this Big Head $50 FRN

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