Null Franklin Mint, frog, 2nd half of the 20th century, hallmarked on the bottom…

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Franklin Mint, frog, 2nd half of the 20th century, hallmarked on the bottom: fineness: 925 silver, MZ: Franklin Mint (1978-1982), Beschau: London (1906-1998), year letter lost, l: 4 cm, 32 g. Limit 54,-

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Franklin Mint, frog, 2nd half of the 20th century, hallmarked on the bottom: fineness: 925 silver, MZ: Franklin Mint (1978-1982), Beschau: London (1906-1998), year letter lost, l: 4 cm, 32 g. Limit 54,-

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