Provident Metals is pleased to offer you a brand-new legal tender note in honor of the Battle of Gettysburg. This Civil War conflict took place in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania in early July 1863. The three-day battle produced an estimated 50,000 casualties and signaled a major turning point in the war. These historical notes have been produced by the Merrick Mint and serve as a reminder that we should never forget the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives during this battle. Provident Metals currently has $2 American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg Legal Tender Notes available to you for purchase online.

Note Highlights:

• Arrives with blue folio packaging and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Stunning note in remembrance of the Battle of Gettysburg!
• Exquisite, colorized obverse design!
• Bears a face value of $2 (USD) backed by the United States.
• The obverse field depicts the Battle of Gettysburg.
• On the reverse side is the 1818 Declaration of Independence oil painting.

When you order $2 American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg Notes in this online listing from Provident Metals, you will receive a genuine legal tender note housed in a blue folio. These are genuine $2 bills taken from untouched Federal Reserve packs and applied with colorized designs on the front. With your purchase, you will also receive a Certificate of Authenticity from the Merrick Mint.

Obverse

On the obverse side of $2 American Civil War Legal Tender Notes there is an illustrated image of the Battle of Gettysburg. In a wide, highly detailed shot, we see both Union and Confederate soldiers attacking each other. On the right and left side of the image are portraits of General Lee and General Meade, respectively. Written on the obverse are the words The American Civil War, Battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863.

Reverse

The reverse of $2 Battle of Gettysburg Legal Tender Notes contains a replication of John Trumbulls 1818 painting Declaration of Independence. While some claim this image depicts the signing of the Declaration, in reality, Trumbull intended it to show the Founding Fathers presenting a draft of the document to John Hancock. This historical moment occurred on June 28^th, 1776. The following week, the document was signed on July 4^th.

History

The Union triumph at the Battle of Gettysburg paved the way for their ultimate victory in the Civil War. However, the battle today is looked upon through a somber lens, as the outcome will never overshadow the estimated 50,000 casualties that suffered in what is considered the wars most violent event. On November 19th, 1863, there was a dedication held at the Gettysburg National Cemetery, where the bodies of fallen Union soldiers were laid to rest. On that day, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his legendary Gettysburg Address.

Ordering

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