1996 $20 Federal Reserve Note New York District - Misaligned 1st Printing - PMG VF 35 Fr. 60 A unique vignette of Calhoun Date:1988-S

Name: 1996 $20 Federal Reserve Note New York District - Misaligned 1st Printing - PMG VF 35 Fr. 60 A unique vignette of Calhoun Date:1988-S
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1996 $20 Federal Reserve Note New York District Misaligned 1st Printing PMG VF 35 Fr. 60 A unique vignette of Calhoun Date:1988 S A unique vignette of Calhoun in a toga holding a scroll with "Truth KM# 37 Denomination Dollar Country Canada Government Confederation Ruler George VI Coinage Type Circulation Coinage Mint Royal Canadian Mint Composition Silver Fineness 0 1996 $20 Federal Reserve Note New York District Misaligned 1st Printing PMG VF 35

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