Post An Ike (Eisenhower Dollar)

Excellent!

I got an Ike 1972 Type 2 today. I was ready to do my happy dance thinking that I had finally completed my collection. Now, after reading this thread, I find out I need two more Ike', I think: A Peg Leg and a Talon Head

Here is what I have in my collection. Please tell me what I am missing.

1971: P/D BU, S-Proof 40% Cameo, S-40% BU, Friendly Eagle circulated
1972: P/D BU, S-Proof 40% Cameo, S-40% BU, Type 2 circulated, Type 3 circulated
1973: P/D BU, S-Proof Clad Cameo, S-Proof 40% Cameo, S-40% BU
1974: P/D BU, S-Proof Clad Cameo, S-Proof 40% Cameo, S-40% BU
1976: P/D Type 1 and 2 BU, S-Proof Clad Type 1 and 2 Cameo, S-Proof Type 2 40% Cameo
1977: P/D BU, S-Proof Clad Cameo
1978: P/D BU, S-Proof Clad Cameo

Here is the latest to my collection:

My latest Ikes. The first, a 1971-D PCGS MS66, is an upgrade to my registry due to color only. It exhibits a beautiful, olive green sheen. Next is the first NTC (Numistrust Corp.) coin I've purchased. Don't judge me too hard. I really liked the toning, and I wanted to see how well it would photograph.

It's an impaired proof (fingerprints) that received a PR67DCAM grade. The color is questionable, and I can't say for certain that the slab core caused it. I'm inclined to think that the coin was sent in because of its color. I still like it, though. I knew exactly what I was buying.







I took a direct light snapshot with my phone to show that the obverse toning is more of a golden amber color, not terminal black.

A little weird but what about the s and r in "trust"? Look more off to me.

Very nice, Darth!

Made my first ever Ike purchase last week, and what better way to start off than a 73?

Congratulations! Its hard to beat the look of a silver Ike!