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I have a few 1776-1976 Silver Dollars and the one's with S mint mark
weigh 24.5 grams and the others around 22.5 (P&D) Is there a reason?
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s mint marks were only minted in proof. and they were part silver and the p and D's were just clad
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Thank's Laffa thats the reason they are nicer looking coins
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In 1975 and 1976, there were eight different Eisenhower dollars minted with the 1776-1976 Dual Dates.

1976 Type 1 Cu-Ni
1976 Type 2 Cu-Ni
1976-D Type 1 Cu-Ni
1976-D Type 2 Cu-Ni
1976-S Type 1 Cu-Ni proof
1976-S Type 2 Cu-Ni proof
1976-S 40% Silver uncirculated (part of three piece silver uncirculated set)
1976-S 40% Silver proof (part of three piece silver proof set)

The Cu-Ni coins weigh ~22.7 grams and the 40% silver weigh ~24.6 grams.
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jbuck beat me to it!
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You know where there are Eisenhower dollars being discussed, I am all over it!

Actually, I am surprised that Stewart did not be me to it though!
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Another question regarding IKE's - for common dates - what is an expected price to pay above face value? I ask because I saw a guy at a flea market with a tub of them for $1.75 each. I don't know much about them, so I didn't mess with 'em.
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You know where there are Eisenhower dollars being discussed, I am all over it!


I know thats right!


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Another question regarding IKE's - for common dates - what is an expected price to pay above face value? I ask because I saw a guy at a flea market with a tub of them for $1.75 each. I don't know much about them, so I didn't mess with 'em.


Thats not a bad price. I can get them at a good price though.
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$1.75 is probably around average. I have seen the "bargain bins" at coin shows run anywhere from face to $2 each.
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I can sell them for 1.20 a piece but only in 1000 dollar lots.
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My 1776-1976 weigh 24.6 Grams and have the Big letters in STATES
Would be a type 2
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the bold letters is type 1. check this link HERE it has a picture of both type 1 and type 2
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s mint marks were only minted in proof

this is not true, if you look at my 7070 album you will see the 3 Uncirculated Bicentennial coins with the S mint mark
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Thanks David, I was only 180 out
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