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- 1948 50c Narrow Date MS
1948 50c Narrow Date MS
Canada: 1948 50C NGC MS62
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
George VI 50 Cents 1948
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS64+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS64+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS64+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS64+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS63 PCGS
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS63 PCGS
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS63+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI "Narrow Date" 50 Cents 1948 MS63+ PCGS
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS63 PCGS
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS63 PCGS
Source: HA
Canada: 1948 50C NGC MS62
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
Canada: 1948 50C NGC MS62
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
Canada: 1948 50C NGC MS62
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
Canada: 1948 50C NGC MS62
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS62 NGC
Source: HA
George VI 50 Cents 1948 MS62 NGC
Source: HA
Canada: 1948 50c NGC MS61
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
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