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English: left: Celtic coin of BIATEC found in Slovakia; right: coin of 5 Slovak korunas
Slovenčina: naľavo: Keltská minca BIATEC, nájdená na Slovensku; napravo: minca 5 Slovenských korún
Date 2006
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Author matissek
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