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500 drachmas 2500th Anniversary of Democracy 1993 Proof
150,00 €
Greek commemorative silver coin 500 drachmas, 2500th Anniversary of Democracy, mintage 30.000, dated 1993. With the original box and the certificate of authenticity. The photo is indicative, the coin you will receive is in the original box along with the certificate of authenticity.
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			Categories: 2nd Hellenic Republic 1973-2001, Coins, Greek coins	
			Tags: 1993, 500, drachmas, Greece, proof, silver	
	
	
			
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