Description

1972 Eisenhower Dollar No. 1 - A circulated 1972 Ike Dollar showing honest wear with strong detail remaining on both the obverse portrait and the Apollo 11 eagle reverse. The coin displays typical clad composition with no mint mark visible, placing it as a Philadelphia issue. A solid mid-grade example for the type collector or casual accumulator.

1972 Eisenhower Dollar No. 2 - Also dated 1972 and Philadelphia-minted, this Ike carries a small drilled hole at the top of the obverse, making it a conversation piece rather than a gradeable coin. The portrait and reverse eagle remain clearly defined despite its life as someone's pendant or good luck charm. Perfect for jewelry crafters or holed-coin enthusiasts.

1974 Eisenhower Dollar No. 1 - A bright, well-struck 1974 Ike Dollar showing lighter circulation wear than its older siblings. The reverse eagle landing on the moon scene retains pleasing detail throughout. No mint mark indicates Philadelphia origin.

1974 Eisenhower Dollar No. 2 - Second of the 1974 examples, this coin shows moderate circulation wear with consistent coloring and legible devices on both sides. The E Pluribus Unum scroll and star border on the reverse remain sharp.

1974 Eisenhower Dollar No. 3 - The darkest-toned of the trio of 1974 coins, this example has developed a deep natural patina from decades of handling and storage. Still a fully attributable, problem-free circulated coin aside from toning, great for a type set on a budget.

Condition

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