2012-P Denali America The Beautiful Silver Burnished 5 oz Quarter - Gem in OGP Ruby Remainder from the Alexandrian Society's Date:1988-S

Name: 2012-P Denali America The Beautiful Silver Burnished 5 oz Quarter - Gem in OGP Ruby Remainder from the Alexandrian Society's Date:1988-S
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 21779235426
Price: 164.50 USD
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2012 P Denali America The Beautiful Silver Burnished 5 oz Quarter Gem in OGP Ruby Remainder from the Alexandrian Society's Date:1988 S Remainder from the Alexandrian Society's illegal reopening of the Bank of Granville between 1837 & 1838 I can't stress how hard it is to find the 26 S with any mint red These are special numismatic collector's versions which bear the "P" mintmark on them (unlike the bullion version) Mintage: 15

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