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Post An Ike (Eisenhower Dollar)

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As promised, my 1976-S Clad Type II Ike that arrived today.
I do like the font of a Type II better than the Type I font. Also the bell looks somewhat sharper on a clad Ike then a silver Ike.

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Nice Ike. Great details on it.


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Also the bell looks somewhat sharper on a clad Ike then a silver Ike.


I noticed the same thing.
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I have four Ikes now: the 1971-S, the 1973-S (Silver), the 1976-S (Clad), and the 1976-S (Silver). I think the 1971 and clad 1976 will go in my album, the other two I keep in slabs for now.
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As promised, my 1976-S Clad Type II Ike that arrived today.
Outstanding!


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I have four Ikes now: the 1971-S, the 1973-S (Silver), the 1976-S (Clad), and the 1976-S (Silver).
Well done.
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1972 s silver ddo---doubling on "in god we trust"----
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Great coin!
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How's this for an Ike? Currently on GC with an asking price of 10k + BP.

A no-date Ike dollar struck 35% off center on a Taiwan $1 Planchet, weighs 6g.

https://www.greatcollections.com/Co...s-PCGS-MS-64


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Currently on GC with an asking price of 10k + BP.
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@mike V - really like the first pic especially. Just makes the coin look great!

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The off center Ike is AMAZING!
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How could that have happened, striking off center? Are collars no longer used to keep the planchet centered?
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If you think that off-center strike is wild, check this one out. It's currently up for auction on Heritage.

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If you think that off-center strike is wild, check this one out. It's currently up for auction on Heritage.
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