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1971-S Ike Silver Proof Spl (Straight Peg Leg)

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I check out Ikes that I get at local banks.
Usually just for the 72 type 2's and 76 type 1's.
Will be also keeping an eye out for the 71-D FEV in the future. Anyway, is the 71-S SPL fairly common or ?
Thank's.
The pics. are not great as I have trouble with cameos.
Certain angles etc. show all these tiny spots. This particular coin I just picked up today for $5.00. What the heck. The seller stated that he had bought it off of a dealer. The flip was marked DDO SPL Peg Leg. The peg leg checks out but do not see any doubling. Is there also a DDO for this yr. seperate or along with the SPL.
Thank's for looking and reading.

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums...1/71Sobv.jpg

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums...1/71Srev.jpg

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums...1/71Speg.jpg

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Not up on Ikes but heres a link that may help in taking photos!

http://www.sigma-2.com/camerajim/cjgcoins.htm
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Peglegs are fairly common in the 1971 silver proofs. rarer in the silver business strikes- which is known as FS-401.
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Thank's, both of you for the info.
Appreciate it.
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I just sold 2 silver peg legs of this year along with three other ones without it and all of them sold in the same price range. You got a good deal if you got it for $5 though as the silver is worth more.
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Yes, I think so. It is a nice looking coin in hand though.
Will just treat it as you mentioned. Actually there is a little premium though on decent Ike proofs. This coin never really caught on for whatever reason but maybe one day it will.
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