Devil Dogs Traveling Coin #2
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Reddgroom
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Released:
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Monday, December 28, 2009
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Origin:
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Germany
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This is a replacement coin for the original Devil Dogs Traveling coin. Someone inadvertently swapped places with my coin, so this one has been activated in it's place. See also TC1B0QV
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