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Victorian 15k Gold Belcher Chain, 20" portrait ring Birmingham 2001 Birmingham 2001 It's a type 2 gold one dollar coin minted in the mid 19th Century (this style was only minted between 1854 and 1856) substantial but not too chunky links Width of links: 2
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Victorian 15k Gold Belcher Chain, 20" portrait ring Birmingham 2001

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