Ecuador

Ecuador , 1 Sucre , 1946 !!!	-	$1.25	58m
Ecuador UN SUCRE 1959 London Gem BU	-	$89.00	3h 18m
1928 ECUADOR 10 CENTAVOS	-	$1.75	4h 20m
1986 Ecuador 1 Sucre NGC UNC Details T441	-	$17.00	4h 45m
RARE ECUADOR 2 DECIMOS DE SUCRE 1894 89 LIMA EF EF+ VARIETY DOT	-	$275.00	7h 27m
Ecuador Un Centavo 1928 Certified NGC MS 64 RED BROWN	-	$199.00	7h 40m
ECUADOR 5 CENTS 1946		$0.00	7h 48m
2000 ECUADOR 25 CENTAVOS (One Coin)	-	$0.84	8h 5m
Ecuador , 1991 50 Sucres "Modified Coat of Arms" , UNC	-	$0.99	8h 10m
Ecuador 5 Centavos 1946 NGC MS 62 UNC	-	$22.95	8h 14m
1986 Ecuador 1000 Sucre Bank Note	-	$1.96	8h 49m
- ECUADOR - 18 OLD & NEW COINS -1937-2000-ALL DIFF.#82A	-	$18.00	11h 5m
ECUADOR 7-PIECE UNCIRCULATED COIN SET, 1 TO 1000 SUCRE	-	$3.00	12h 52m
ECUADOR 4 DIFF DIFFERENT 1978-2000 XF-AU COIN LOT COLLECTION SET INC OLDER		$0.00	17h 7m
ECUADOR KM75b 1946 VF-NICE OLD WWII VINTAGE 5 CENTAVOS COIN FREE US SHIPPING	4	$0.18	17h 7m
1971 Ireland 2 Pence World Coins	-	$2.79	17h 33m
elf Ecuador 10 Centavos 1946 Philadelphia	-	$1.75	17h 45m
1963 Philippines 1 Centavo World Coins	-	$2.79	18h 11m
1988 Ecuador 10 Sucres World Coins	-	$2.79	18h 25m
1971 Poland 5 Groszy World Coins	-	$2.79	18h 28m
1981 Eastern Caribbean 1 Cent World Coins	-	$2.79	19h
1955 Eastern Caribbean 10 Cent World Coins	-	$2.79	19h 2m
1965 Eastern Caribbean 10 Cent World Coins	-	$2.79	19h 3m
cp ECUADOR 5 Sucres 1943 Mo - NGC MS64 Scarce Date	-	$225.00	23h 9m
cp ECUADOR 5 Sucres 1944 Mo - NGC MS64	-	$175.00	23h 15m
ECUADOR 1888DT 1 Sucre Silver Crown XF+	21	$35.00	1d 1h 36m
ECUADOR 1943Mo 5 Sucres Silver Crown UNC	5	$14.62	1d 1h 38m
ECUADOR 1944Mo 5 Sucres Silver Crown UNC	6	$14.73	1d 1h 39m
ECUADOR- COIN- 5 CENTS. 1918 "VERY NICE"	-	$9.99	1d 2h 46m
ECUADOR 1997 1000 SUCRES BIMETALLIC BU	-	$4.99	1d 3h 16m
1937 Ecuador Un Sucre Coin	-	$0.99	1d 3h 20m
Ecuador 20 Sucres 1991 KM94 *Uncirculated Coin	-	$1.13	1d 3h 27m
Ecuador 10 Sucres 1991 KM92.2 *UNCIRCULATED Coin	1	$0.28	1d 5h
1909 H ECUADOR (1 2) MEDIO CENTAVO - KM # 57 - HIGH GRADE - VERY SCARCE COIN	-	$29.99	1d 5h 22m
1928 ECUADOR 1 CENTAVO - KM # 67 - SUPERB GRADE - VERY SCARCE GEM BU COIN	-	$29.99	1d 5h 24m
ECUADOR 1979 One (1) Sucre Coin	-	$3.11	1d 6h 3m
ECUADOR, 1997 1000 SUCRES BIMETAL COIN , UNCIRCULATED	-	$2.75	1d 7h 5m
VTG SILVER ECUADOR 1934 1 SUCRE PHILADELPHIA USA COIN ASHTRAY LLAMA FEET ANTIQUE	1	$14.95	1d 7h 19m
ECUADOR 1 SUCRE 1897 EF INCUSED LEGEND ERROR	-	$98.99	1d 7h 30m
RARE ECUADOR 2 DECIMOS DE SUCRE 1889 LIMA VG F	-	$48.99	1d 7h 30m

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