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1970ish Eisenhower Dollar Struck 35% Off Center On Taiwan $1 Planchet, PCGS MS-64

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PCGS - In the early 1970s, the US Mint struck planchets for Taiwan. In a major coin mishap, an Eisenhower dollar was struck 35% off-center on one of these planchets, achieving PCGS MS64. Similar in size to a quarter, it outweighs a standard quarter by 0.3 grams.

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