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Item: 14K White Gold Five Stone Band with .42 Carat Total Weight in Diamonds, VVS Clarity, F-G Color, Finger Size 6.5

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Band

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Price: $865

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Two presumed 1881-CC GSA dollars in unopened sealed boxes
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