Rare Roman Coin and Other Antiques

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Rare Roman Coin and Other Antiques
by Lyoness55 (03/30/08).

I have a Rare Imperial Roman Coin, Constantius II, 337-361 A.D. A real rare coin. I also have a 1914 Eastman Kodak Pocket Camera and leather holder in good condition. I have a Treasure Island printed 1922 in New York, my MacMillan Co. Robert Lewis Stevenson signed.

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