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Quote: Also, what do EDS and LDS stand for? Thanks. Early Die State, Late Die State.
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Thanks for the info, jbuck.
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You are welcome. 
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New Member
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Am I the only person that likes the back side of an Ike more than the front.
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Yes, you are (maybe). Wait, which back? There are two. 
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Pillar of the Community
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I'd say heads your the only one..tails your not....
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I like both of the backs but I like the non-bicentennial ones the most. I like the front sides of them but the backs are better imo. I am a huge fan of space so that is probably why I like the back more.
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I prefer the Apollo reverse, but the moon on the bicentennial reverse is cool too.
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@Darth Morgan: Thanks for the correct term for them, I felt a bit uncool for saying non-bicentennial:(
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New Member
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Just got my first Ike, a bicentennial. Not in the greatest condition, but really, is there such a thing as a bad Ike? 
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I like space as well, so your reasoning is justified.  A bad Eisenhower dollar? Never heard of that! 
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Well, I figured a step in any direction is a start so I went to the "local" coin shop, just under 200 miles round trip, and bought the Dansco Eisenhower dollar album. While I was there I picked up a few Ike's and then at another place on the way home a few more Ike's. Nothing serious but thought it would be nice to be able to put some coins in the album just for fun. I've asked questions about these coins here before and thought I had a handle on it or at least thought I was getting the basic gist of things....not so it seems. I started with some Bicentennials and put a 76 type 1 and a 76-D type 1 in their holes. Then grabbed a 76-S and realized I had no clue,  I had asked the coin dealer if it was the 40% S thinking that was the definitive description but it turns out there are two 40%er's. The package it was in is this:  So it would go in the "1976-S 40% B.U.? The 1976-S type 1 and 2 will be just regular clad? I'm doing the set in all uncirculated. What would the proof Bicen S be packaged in? what they are calling the "brown" plaques? Geez, maybe I should stick to nickels eh?  Sorry so long and Thanks in advance to any of you that would care to help. Dave
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The Eight...
1976 Variety 1 1976 Variety 2 1976-D Variety 1 1976-D Variety 2 1976-S Variety 1 Clad Proof 1976-S Variety 2 Clad Proof 1976-S Variety 1 40% Silver Uncirculated (what you have pictured above) 1976-S Variety 1 40% Silver Proof
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