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1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7

1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7
1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7
1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7
1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7
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1929 T.1 $100 First National Bank of Houston, Texas Charter 1644 ~ Apparent Very Good American Silver Eagle (Been running off new battery The coin weighs 7 (Been running off new battery for over 3 months so far) Reverse: Britannia seated right National Bank note and current wholesale bid for Very Good examples is $190 Starting at the bottom of the top margin design it extends a little under 2" to ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

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