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Thoughts on current pricing on the eisenhower type2. The only one I'm lacking.
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As far as I know there was no Type 2 in 1972...
There is a P, D, S 40% BU and a S 40% Proof.
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Bedrock of the Community
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mtuma3, there were three different reverse hubs used on the 1972 p coins that year, identifiable by differences in the features of the earth on the reverse. They are referred to as type 1, 2, and 3. The type 2 being the scarcest of the three.
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10/29/2017 03:58 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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That's the High Relief Earth, right?  to the CCF! |
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You should be able to get one in MS-64 for under $200.00. But my advise is to purchase a slabbed one if you are going for a high grade. to Community. Edited by Chase007
10/29/2017 12:52 pm
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Type2 has incuse Islands. Quote:The shape of the Earth's visible landmasses are specific to three different hub varieties for the 1972 (P) issue. These are popularly collected and referenced in Whitman's Guide Book of United States coins as Varieties 1-3, but more generally referred to by collectors and dealers as Type 1-3. The graphic below provides collectors with major pick-up-points for each variety. Varieties 1 and 3 are the most prevalent, while Variety 2, struck using dies intended for Proof versions of the coin, is scarce. The number of Type 2 coin emissions is not understood with certitude, but known examples released in March and August 1972 exhibit a number of identifying die markers. As the 1972 Type 2 commands a significant premium over the more common Type 1 and 3 1972 (P) Eisenhower dollars  Edited by Chase007
10/29/2017 1:07 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Thanks for that, very useful. Agree a slabbed Ty 2 should be available in 64 for around $200; after that it zooms.
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Learned something new... Thanks
Now I have to drag out all my 72's and take a good look at them...
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10/31/2017 12:55 am
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Excellent demo. Coop, Thank you.
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Definitely a type 3 you're correct
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I just picked up 10 of these at the bank. 5 of which were 1972's (2 p's and 3 d's) I have now got a 72-p Type 1 and a 72-p Type 3....teller asked me how many I wanted.....I am so going back for more! I also found a 71-d talon head and a 74-d die clash!
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