1 Dollar (Civil War Battlefield) , United States
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Obverse
Soldier giving assistance to wounded enemy soldier.
Latin
LIBERTY IN GOD WE TRUST 1995
Reverse
Little Round Top at Gettysburg battlefield beneath quote of Joshua Chamberlain.
Latin
UNITED STATES of AMERICA E PLURIBUS UNUM IN GREATS DEED SOMETHING ABIDES. ON GREAT FIELDS SOMETHING STAYS. FORMS CHANGE AND PASS: BODIES DISAPPEAR: BUT SPIRITS LINGER TO CONSECRATE GROUND FOR THE VISIONPLACE OF SOULS. - JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN ONE DOLLAR JM
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