Reproductions

Replica U.S.1780 Bar Copper Coin #6654	-	$0.10	8h 16m
Replica U.S. Wood's Hibernia Coinage 1722 #6728	-	$0.10	10h 30m
Replica New England NE Shilling 1652 #6712	-	$0.10	10h 39m
Replica U.S Seated Liberty Dollar 1846 # 1692	-	$0.10	13h 18m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1840 #6844	-	$18.90	1d 1h 47m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1840 #6852	-	$18.90	1d 1h 47m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1843 #6850	-	$18.90	1d 1h 48m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1844 #6846	-	$18.90	1d 1h 48m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1848 #6854	-	$18.90	1d 1h 48m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1848 #6854	-	$18.90	1d 1h 48m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1848 #6848	-	$18.90	1d 1h 48m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1841 #6870	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1842 #6866	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1843 #6856	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1843 #6864	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1845 #6860	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1848 #6862	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1848 #6868	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 90 % Silver U.S. Seated Dollar 1857 #6858	-	$18.90	1d 1h 58m
Replica 1793 U.S.Liberty Cap one Cent	-	$0.10	1d 8h 53m
Replica 1793 U.S.Flowing Hair one Cent Chain Reverse	-	$0.10	1d 8h 53m
Replica U.S Indian head Dollar 1851 # 2062	-	$0.10	1d 10h 48m
Replica U.S Seated Liberty Dollar 1846 # 1692	-	$0.10	1d 11h 42m
Replica U.S.Last Moffat issue Twenty D 1849	-	$0.10	1d 11h 42m
Replica Double Eagle Twenty Dollar 1910 #6446	-	$0.10	1d 12h 51m
Replica U.S.Indian Head 1909 Ten Dollar #6448	-	$0.10	1d 13h 1m
Replica U.S.1776 Pine Tree Copper Colonial Issues #6628	-	$0.10	2d 9h 52m
Replica U.S.1785 Bar Coppers Colonial Issues #6624	-	$0.10	2d 10h 6m
Replica 1652 New England NE Shilling #6636	-	$0.10	2d 10h 20m
Replica U.S.Colonial Shilling New Jersey 1663 #6804	-	$0.10	2d 10h 20m
Replica 1652 New England NE Shilling #6636	-	$0.10	2d 10h 21m
Replica U.S.New England NE Shilling 1652 #6802	-	$0.10	2d 10h 27m
Replica U.S. $1 Troy Ounce .999 #6506	-	$0.10	2d 10h 50m
Replica U.S.Colonial coin Wood's Hibernia 1722 #6808	-	$0.10	2d 10h 50m
Replica U.S.New England NE Shilling 1652 #6802	-	$0.10	2d 10h 58m
Replica U.S.Colonial Shilling New Jersey 1663 #6804	-	$0.10	2d 10h 58m
Replica U.S. Twenty Dollar 1849 #6504	-	$0.10	2d 11h 13m
Replica Silver 1909 S U.S.Indian Head $10 #6602	-	$0.10	2d 12h 5m
Replica U.S. Indian Head $10 1909 #6478	-	$0.10	2d 12h 10m
1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar -- COPY --	-	$9.99	2d 19h 16m

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