1995-S $1 Civil War, DCAM PR70DCAM 认证号15508763, PCGS号9701

1995-S Silver Dollar PR70DCAM: Civil War Battlefields { PCGS-3 } (Mar'2010) Mintage: 437,113 (proof) Commemorating 100 years of Civil War battlefields preservation. This is dated from the establishment of the Gettysburg National Military Park in 1895. Open reflective mirrors set-off the heavily frosted and perfect devices of the obverse and fitting battlefield memorial on the reverse, with everything beautifully rendered.

Jaime Hernandez

The 1995-S Civil War Commemorative Silver Dollar was struck to commemorate the 100 years of battle ship preservation.  The U.S. Mint issued six different coins to commemorate the Battlefields. It struck a clad Half Dollar, Silver Dollar and finally a $5 god commemorative in both Mint State and Proof formats for each denomination. 

Obverse: The obverse of the coin features a soldier giving water to one of his fellow soldiers. The obverse has the inscriptions, Liberty, In God We Trust and 1995.

Reverse: The reverse of the coin features the Gettysburg landscape along with a quote made by a soldier by the name of Joshua Chamberlin. His quote states, In Great Dees Something Abides. On Great Fields Something Stays. Forms Change and Pass. Bodies Disappear. But Spirits Linger To Consecrate Ground For the VisionPlace of Souls. The reverse also has the inscriptions, United States of America, E Pluribus Unum, and One Dollar.