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1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank
1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank
1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank
1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank

1928-B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Richmond" Note Fr. 1952-E - Extremely Fine PF-2/Cr.376 Reverse: Denomination within circle Approximately 1 3 TCW

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1928 B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Richmond" Note Fr. 1952 E Extremely Fine PF 2 Cr.376 Reverse: Denomination within circle Approximately 1 3 TCW Reverse: Denomination within circle value at bottom Description Reverse 2 crocodiles around hole Shape Round with hole in middle Designer Obverse Raphael Maklouf Notes The "outer ring" coin issued with the center "plug" 25 cents 1952 E Extremely Fine 1928 B $5 Federal Reserve Bank "Richmond" Note Fr

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