Eisenhower Glory! Post Your Ike Circulation And CRH Finds!

I couldn't see any peg legs. I kept 74 and 77 clad proofs plus a couple BU '71Ds.

Nothing else remarkable.

On to selling $120 worth I don't want to keep...

I was very surprised to find $125 at a bank this time of year, so I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to search the coins!

Was trading a box of halves for cash yesterday before picking up my next 2 boxes of halves, when a gentleman ask about halves, and Susan B's. The teller brought out from the safe an envelope with Ikes in it and he purchased 5 of them. I ask if she had more and I took all she had, 20, Cent. 1976's, 2 were P the rest, you guessed it, D's. M wife likes the Ike's so we hoard them in the safe, currently have 164.Webekin

Hi everyone,
Went to the bank last Friday and they had $59 in Ikes. I only had an extra $10 on me, so picked up what I could at the time. Went back this morning and got the rest ($49). Here's what they had:

11-1971
11-1971D
5-1972
14-1972D
1-1974
6-1974D
1-1976 Type 2
2-1976D Type 1
2-1976D Type 2
3-1977D
1-1978
2-1978D



Very excited to say that I only have 1 Ike left in the business strike set (1977), and that I've obtained them all from my bank at face value. May not be the prettiest set, but I like it! My son only needs the 1977 and 1974 for his.

Excellent work on the Ikes, dadsoncoinhobby!

Very nice!

ZIP (new ones) for me, for too many weeks

But,

I have 3 Doctors in the same building, So I always ask one office if they have any "samples" of insulin.

That time, she had none, but I said "do you have a coin collection?" Her eyes glazed over. I left a Bicentennial Kennedy half dollar.

Yesterday, I was there again, asking for samples. First she said no; then she said let me look. She found samples.

I had an Eisenhower dollar ready for her.

Doing an analysis on this situation, my $1.50 investment netted me (approx) $150 in return.