Null FRANCE - FIFTY FRANCS GUIRAUD 1958 ( G 880 ).
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FRANCE - FIFTY FRANCS GUIRAUD 1958 ( G 880 ). Rare vintage with low mintage : 500 738 coins - TTB

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FRANCE - FIFTY FRANCS GUIRAUD 1958 ( G 880 ). Rare vintage with low mintage : 500 738 coins - TTB

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