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Four, 1971 to 1974. The 73-S and 74-S also come as coppernickel clad proofs too.
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I still try to make sense of this. I'll get back later.
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wow that is really a very nice Ike. Don't see too many that nice.
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Eisenhower Dollar Coin Facts

The ones listed as 40% silver in the first section (1971~1974) are the 'Blue' and 'Brown' Eisenhower dollars. The "circulation strikes" are the blue packs, the "proof strikes" are the brown boxes.

The 1776-1976 dated 40% silver dollars were in three-coin mint and proof sets (Quarter, Half, and Dollar). There were no blue packs or brown boxes.

When the normal reverse resumed in 1977, the 40% silver coin was discontinued.
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