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2011-P Gettysburg National Park Quarter

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Gettysburg National Park Quarter
Gettysburg National Park Quarter
The 2011-P Gettysburg National Park Quarter representing the state of Pennsylvania. Minted at the Philadelphia Mint, these National Park Quarter coins depict the 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry Monument, which is located on the battle line of the Union Army at Cemetery Ridge. Each of these America the Beautiful Quarters are in brilliant uncirculated condition, and are hand picked to insure the highest quality coin for your collection.
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6th in the America the Beautiful Series Features Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania Minted at the Philadelphia Mint Facility Brilliant Uncirculated in Condition

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21 reviews

  • 5

    Wendy Naber just left a review

    Posted by Wendy Naber on Feb 16th 2018

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    Taylor Mitchum just left a review

    Posted by Taylor Mitchum on Jan 15th 2018

  • 5

    Territory quarters

    Posted by derek dettloff on Sep 3rd 2017

    Got the coins I needed for a decent price and in a timely fashion. What else can I ask for?

  • 5

    Exactly As Requested

    Posted by Darrin Schwind on May 23rd 2017

    Very Nice Product. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank You!

  • 5

    2011 gettysburt

    Posted by Cheryl Neathery on Jun 10th 2016

    great

  • 5

    Quality Coin

    Posted by KELLY HALLS on Mar 4th 2016

    Beautiful and just what I expected!

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    Posted by Stanislaw Bogatkin on Aug 2nd 2015

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  • 5

    Perfect!

    Posted by Colleen Derringer on Jul 17th 2015

    Beautiful!

  • 5

    Fast service and accurate coins

    Posted by Claudio Beltran on Sep 30th 2014

    My pleasure doing business with US Quarters

  • 5

    Gettysburg National Park Quarter - Philadelphia Mi

    Posted by Gerald Dudgeon on Apr 20th 2014

    Same as above