1936 Gettysburg 75th Anniversary Commemorative Half Dollar coin graded by NGC at MS 65 w/CAC Endorsement. The Gettysburg is one of the most demanded coins of the 1892 to 1954 Classic Commemorative set. With all things equal amongst two commemorative coins in the series, the Gettysburg will command a premium over most others. Ecause of the storied “Americana” and deep rooted passion this coin brings, it’s one that will always be of the most desired. This PQ coin is ideal for the seasoned collector wishing to acquire a attractive Gem Gettysburg Commemorative. This coin is well suited for the enthusiast with a touch of discriminating taste. Both sides of this coin have vintage orginal tones with colors such as burgundy, mahagony, olive-gold, and even rainbow hues with a close-up view. The device details are vivid pronounced by the strong strike as is the sparkling rich original mint luster. This is a marvelous and highly collectible commemorative coin for the practitioner having a deep appreciation of the rich history this vintage item brings. At this grade, you are within the window of rarity to have bragging rights amongst your fellow collectors – especially when you consider just how demanded this item is! Feel free to request other photos and we’d be happy to provide. We shot a couple sets with different lighting characteristics but no filtering or doctoring – all natural photos! We did our best to carefully provide the most accurate photos as possible. Coin: 1936 Fifty Cent Gettysburg Commemorative graded by NGC at MS 65. Year/Mint: Produced in 1936 at the Philadelphia Mint. Additional Certification: CAC Endorsement/Approval. Composition: 90% Silver 10% Copper. Weight: 12.5 Grams. Actual Silver Weight: 0.3617oz. NGC Pop Stats: NGC has 1646 at MS 65 with 765 graded higher. CAC Stats: 371 at MS 65 with 401 graded higher (as of 8/28/24). About the Texas Commemorative Coin. The Battle of Gettysburg half dollar was designed by Frank Vittor and minted in 1937, although it was dated 1936. It commemorated the upcoming 1938 75th anniversary of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg. The Battle of Gettysburg was fought July 1-3, 1863, in and around the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, by Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War. The battle involved the largest number of casualties of the entire war and is often described as the war’s turning point. Despite the rich deep history the battle represents, it’s still one of the most significant tragedies and loss of of American lives our country has ever seen.