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ST. PIERRE MIQUELON 10 fr 1950 aXF SUPERB! COLBERT FRANCE OVERSEAS OUTRE MER	14	$37.00	32m
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 200 Pesos Banknote World Money Currency BILL UNC Note p178	-	$29.99	48m
Cayman Islands P-35a 2005 10 Dollar-Crisp UNC	-	$30.00	48m
Cayman Islands P-36a 2006 25 Dollar-Crisp UNC	-	$65.00	53m
Saint Pierre & Miquelon 1960 1 Nouveau Franc on 50 Francs. P#30a. PMG 66.	16	$325.00	54m
1935 Uruguay Peso, watermarked, circulated (ref#K56)	-	$20.00	1h
EAST CARIBBEAN STATES ST. VINCENT (P13o) 1 Dollar ND(1965) VF+	6	$6.00	1h 4m
EL SALVADOR (P138a) 5 Colones 1990 UNC	7	$5.73	1h 5m
EL SALVADOR (P147a) 5 Colones 1998 aUNC	6	$2.45	1h 5m
EL SALVADOR (P148) 10 Colones 1997 UNC	10	$10.00	1h 5m
Aruba Netherlands Antilles 5 Florin 1986 About Uncirculated Condition Cat#1	-	$32.99	1h 7m
Barbados 2 Dollars 1980 Choice About Uncirculated #36	-	$21.00	1h 7m
GUATEMALA 1938 1 2 QUETZAL P#13a - 6561	-	$349.00	1h 13m
SAINT PIERRE & MIQUELON 1950 P#25 - 0563	-	$599.00	1h 17m
EL SALVADOR BANKNOTE 5 COLONES PICK 147 1997 XF+	-	$8.00	1h 24m
EL SALVADOR BANKNOTE 5 COLONES PICK 147 1998 UNC	-	$10.00	1h 26m
EL SALVADOR BANKNOTE 10 COLONES PICK 148 1998 XF	-	$12.00	1h 29m
EL SALVADOR BANKNOTE 5 COLONES PICK 147 1997 UNC	-	$12.00	1h 32m
Government of Trinidad & Tobago, 1942-43 Issue PMG XF 40	4	$29.00	1h 36m
* DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - 100 PESOS 2006 UNC - P 177	-	$5.00	1h 37m
* GUATEMALA - 20 QUETZALES 2006 UNC - P 112	-	$5.00	1h 37m
* GUATEMALA - 5 QUETZALES 2006 UNC - P 106 b	-	$1.00	1h 37m
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 100 Pesos 2009 UNC	-	$5.00	1h 37m
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 20 Pesos 2009 UNC	-	$1.99	1h 39m
LOT Cayman Islands 10 x $1, 2010 (2011) P-New QEII, UNC	-	$23.98	1h 42m
EL SALVADOR BANKNOTE 5 COLONES PICK 138 1990 UNC	-	$10.00	1h 43m
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 50 Pesos 2008 UNC	4	$2.09	1h 43m
EAST CARIBBEAN ST. 10 DOLLARS 2008 P-48 UNC CV=$16 QEII	4	$5.00	1h 46m
EAST CARIBBEAN ST. 5 DOLLARS 2008 P-47 UNC CV=$10 QEII	6	$3.13	1h 47m
HONDURAS 2 LEMPIRAS 2004 UNC MONEY BANK NOTE	-	$2.88	1h 48m
20 east caribbean from 1980	2	$4.69	1h 49m
EAST CARIBBEAN 5 DOLLARS 2003 P-42m UNC CV=$28 QEII	5	$3.68	1h 49m
Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh Clearing House Certificate, $20 ND (1930's) Issue Proof	2	$24.99	1h 51m
EAST CARIBBEAN 10 DOLLARS 2003 P-43k UNC CV-$28 QEII	5	$7.00	1h 51m
east caribbean money 1 dollar 1964	1	$0.99	1h 52m
trinidad and tobago from 1964	1	$0.99	1h 54m
EAST CARIBBEAN 100 DOLLARS 2008 P-51 UNC CV=$125 QEII	5	$57.78	1h 55m
trinidad and tobago from 1964	1	$0.99	1h 57m
Federation of North America 10 Ameros 2011 Polymer UNC Lot 3 Pcs	-	$31.99	2h 7m
Dominican Republic 1994 50 Pesos Banknote ---C U---	-	$11.95	2h 10m

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