2 Mark Bremen (state) Silver

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Denomination:

2 Mark

Metal:

Silver

State:

Bremen (state)

Issue year(s):

1904

Catalog reference:

Jaeger-59 (58) KM-250 (5)

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Posted by: anonymous 2020-11-25
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904 J. Jaeger 59. Schöne Patina. Winziger Randfehler, fast Stempelglanz.

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Posted by: anonymous 2020-11-14
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904 J. Jaeger 59. Schöne Patina. Stempelglanz.

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Posted by: anonymous 2020-11-08
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904 J. Jaeger 59. Kleine Randfehler, kleine Kratzer, vorzüglich +.

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Posted by: anonymous 2020-07-05
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904 J. Jaeger 59. Prachtexemplar. Schöne Patina. Stempelglanz.

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Posted by: anonymous 2020-07-04
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904 J. Jaeger 59. Schöne Patina. Vorzüglich.

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Posted by: anonymous 2019-09-24
1904,Bremen. 2 Mark 1904. Jaeger 59. Vorzüglich +

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