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Littleton Coin Company 1916-1947 Liberty Walking Half Dollar Album Coin Storage

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Management number 220702091 Release Date 2026/05/03 List Price US$13.43 Model Number 220702091
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  • Made in the USA!
  • DETAILS: Custom album holds Liberty Walking half dollars of 1916-1947
  • MINT MARKS: Includes labeled slots for all regular P, D & S coins, including the obverse & reverse mint mark varieties of 1917
  • STYLE: Classic green album with 3-ring binder construction
  • ABOUT LITTLETON COIN COMPANY: Serving collectors since 1945, we are an employee-owned business – built by collectors, for collectors. We offer a wide range of coins from Morgan & Peace Dollars, Presidential & American Innovation Dollars, Liberty Walking, Franklin & Kennedy Half Dollars, Standing Liberty, & Washington Quarters, Statehood, National Parks & Women’s Quarter Series and Exclusive Colorized Notes & Coins that you can’t find anywhere else
UPC 675346300147
Size 2 x 2 inches
Color Green
Shape Rectangular
Theme American
Occasion Birthday
Brand Name Littleton Coin Company
Style Name Classic
Unit Count 1.0 Count
Item Weight 1.48 Pounds
Manufacturer Littleton Coin Company
Material Type Plastic
Target Audience Coin Collectors
Number of Pieces 496
Manufacturer Part Number LCA5
Specific Uses For Product Coin & Stamp Album
Recommended Uses For Product Coin Storage
Other Special Features of the Product 3-Ring Binder, Classic Green

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