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Provenance discovered

An ancient coin traced to Rollin & Feuardent Collignon (December 1919)

1919

Rollin & Feuardent Collignon (December 1919) · p. 77

An L5 member photographed both sides of this coin, and L5 found it in the catalog of an earlier sale. A recorded pedigree like this documents a coin's history and can add to its value.

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