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2 euro Ireland 2007 50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome UNC
12,90 €
Ireland copper-nickel UNC coin 2 euros, 50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, dated 2007.
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SKU:
591
Categories: BU & UNC Euro, Coins, Euro, Greek & Foreign euro coins
Tags: 2, 2007, BU, copper-nickel, euro
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