America’s Finest San Francisco 1918 $500 Note Returns to Auction
This Stunning 1918 $500 Bill Could Sell for $175,000 Most Americans never handled a $500 bill. Even fewer ever saw one fresh from the Treasury. Now, one of the finest surviving exa...
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This Stunning 1918 $500 Bill Could Sell for $175,000 Most Americans never handled a $500 bill. Even fewer ever saw one fresh from the Treasury. Now, one of the finest surviving exa...
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