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1 oz Silver Coin - Battles That Changed History - Battle of Gettysburg - 2018

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EMK
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Germany
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### Battles That Changed History - Battle of Gettysburg (7.) 1 Oz Silver - Antique Finish - 7th Issue of the Battles That Changed History Series - 1 Ounce of .999 fine Silver - Limited Mintage 5,000 pieces - In original wooden Box with Certificate of Authenticity The Battles That Changed History coin collection continues with the Battle of Gettysburg. This captivating fine silver coin features in color a illustration of Union General George G. Meade. He stands against an antique, engraved background showing opposing troops engaged in ferocious battle. The bloody battle took place during the Civil War, from 1 to 3 July 1863, in the small town of Gettysburg in Pennsylvania. The unique coin design combines colored and engraved elements with an antique finish. Silver coin and certificate are encased in the black velvet interior of an antique-looking timber box. The themed outer box features an illustration of the battle imposed over an antiqued paper texture.