Coin., a commemorative of the bloodiest day in American history . I did not load the reverse. As you know I cannot load coins this is a test if it works there's no guarantee it will work again this is a second try. The reverse is the famous Burnside Bridge. There were heavy losses on both sides. The tree next to the Bridge I stood next to. In the peaceful setting you can here the soldiers screaming.. I could not load tags it was made in 1937 as a commemorative it's a 50 cent piece it was the first major buy. I made but that was in the 1990's. Not today's prices. I wish in could load the reverse but no luck This is my second try. Here we go . Made in Philadelphia. Thanks Mike Have a great day.could not load reverse. Sorry.
Comments
TheNumisMaster
Level 4
Beautiful!
I. R. Bama
Level 5
I've been collecting the commemorative coins just the past two years. Most of mine are southern commemoratives, but I have the two Columbians. I'm looking for Lynchburg and Norfolk and a better Alabama without the 2x2. The one I have had a deep scratch, but it was what I could get at the time
Koinkid
Level 3
Very bueitifull, I'm really into the Civil war.
user_34635
Level 3
I have never seen it before. That is a cool coin.
1943penny
Level 4
very beautiful! I like those commemorative's
Longstrider
Level 6
That's a beautiful high grade of a tragic event in our history. Great old Commem.. Good luck and thanks.
Kepi
Level 6
Beautiful Commemorative! The old "commem's" are the best series! Thanks Mike!
CoinLady
Level 6
Wonderful commem. I have a pic of the Bridge, from when I went to a CW seminar.