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Post An Ike (Eisenhower Dollar)

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 Posted 11/17/2015  12:16 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SilverStackerKid to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
1975! Very cool Carr.





I posted a days of Ike dollars if anyone wants to participate.
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Here are all 30 of my Ikes, no proofs or silvers, but I love them regardless of that:

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All were gotten as change or for face from the bank. This is my favorite US Coin to collect actually. Front and back all correspond so the Ike in top left corner is the same on first and second picture and so on.
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I'd like to know, why do some ikes have an eagle but some have a bell? IMO, the eagle looks much better.
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Only the 1976 ike has the bell reverse. It commemorates 200 years as a country
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@Ximon
Thanks for posting this great pic. Its amazing to m you got some Type I Bicentennials. For years (during the Ike era), my grandfather and I tried to get a Type I (without buying them - he did not believe in buying coins). Back then we would go to the bank and Ikes, but they never had but a handful of Ikes at a time. When '76 hit though, we could get a lot - just no Type Is.

Eventually I bought mine.
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I got out my old Whitman folder of Ikes a few hours ago. I started to look for varieties. This book has not been opened for likely over 15 years.
No varieties...but what an amazing looking 1971-D! Some of the ones in the book are shiny, but you can see marks on them. This 71-D is virtually free of scratches, nicks, marks etc.

I don't yet know modern grading. Is this one in MS condition? In hand the fields are flawless. I included two OBV pics to show what appear to be marks in the one are not there when the lighting is moved.

In hand and magnified I did not see the tiny scratches on the cheek until after the pics were taken.

This one just really stood out of the bunch when I opened the book.

So is it my own ignorance, or is this a really special Ike?



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Wow, those fields are CLEAN. The small scratches on Ike's cheek aren't really all that distracting either. I think it is a high quality piece. Could you take some additional pics of it at an angle?
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Here are all 30 of my Ikes, no proofs or silvers, but I love them regardless of that:
Very nice!


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I'd like to know, why do some ikes have an eagle but some have a bell? IMO, the eagle looks much better.
As stated, the dual dated (1776-1976) Eisenhower dollars had a special reverse to commemorate the US bicentennial. Our Quarters and Half Dollars did the same.
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That 1971 D is either AU58 or ms67.
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Ok - got it so the iPhone can take decent pics, now I need to work on the lighting. Here is another pic (REV did not come out for some reason) of the 71-D Ike posted the other day.
in hand this gem just catches your eye and holds it. The clarity of fields makes it looks out of place with other ones. If you guys say you think its worth PCGS-ing, I might do it.


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Earl, I am just amazed at how clean those fields are. In all honesty, I think you should send it in AND get this beauty TrueViewed. This coin deserves it, and the extra $10 is more than worth it, I think. Their TrueView service is outstanding. Please do this! I want to live vicariously through your spending.
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Darth! 2 more weeks til we find out if Luke turned to the dark side!

May the Morgan's be with you!
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My newest silver proof.

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Nice coin!
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