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2 drachmas 1926 MS63 NGC PATTERN
Greek copper-nickel coin 2 drachmas, Athena, metallic alignment, KM-Pn54, dated 1926
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Categories: 1st Hellenic Republic 1924-1935, Coins, Greek coins
Tags: 1926, 2, copper-nickel, drachmas, Greece
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