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Post An Ike (Eisenhower Dollar)

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Here's a hand full I recently picked up...they have a very nostalgic look about them in their flips...pretty decent condition as well.
Excellent pick up! I like the customized 2x2 holders.
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Love the Bell-and-Moon design. I got this Ike myself for my Type Set. Might post it later.


Nice, can't wait to see it.
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Post-An-Ike-Eisenhower-Dollar

There are some tiny specks and scratches on the holder. Apart from that, the coin is pristine.
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There are some tiny specks and scratches on the holder. Apart from that, the coin is pristine.

Nice Ed - If I ever was lucky enough to buy a Buick GS455 Stage 1 I'd have that "Bell & Moon" design ghosted on the hood.
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With MS and PF coins I only buy slabbed. There is just too much opportunity to be scammed by sellers who photoshop or doctor their pics to show luster or mirrored fields when in fact there are none.
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With MS and PF coins I only buy slabbed

I'll buy non-slabbed proofs and MS coins, BUT I'll only buy from sellers that state "the pic of the coin I see IS the coin I get".

any seller that has a statement that the picture presented is and example of what I'll get is passed over like they never existed.

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Hello fellow Ike fans and thanks for posting! I didn't got through all 369 pages but 50 most recent were pretty inspiring and I thought I should get an Ike for my collection.

Some time ago I made a bid at online auction for something called "50+ US Dollars coins". Pictures were shady and blurred but I saw some BIG coins. A lot of BIG coins .
Since I already got some lots and shipping should be free I made a bid. I ended up winning it for ~$45 - looks like a bargain in any case.
In some weeks my mail arrived and inside I found something like this :

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Totally there were more than 50 coins but some appeared to be Ukrainian "dollars" :). But I ended up with 34 Ikes to go through.

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Nice hoard!
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But I ended up with 34 Ikes to go through.
Fantastic buy!
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I have a plan to add some more Ike's to my hoard.
My LCS, has some more of the Blue Ike's in the envelopes,
like I recently purchased for $9.00 each.
He also offered $2.50 for some of my 40% halves.
So worst case it would cost me 4 halves in trade for each
blue Ike proof. I would prefer 3 halves per Ike, but we will see.
Would make the Ike's cheap, trading at face value for the Ike's.
Any thoughts? Suggestions?
Believe 3 40%er's, would be greater silver content than 1 Ike.
So 4 would equal even more for the LCS, but face value would be cheap, cheap.
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One 40% Ike has more silver than two 40% half dollars, but not more than three.

I would give three of my 40% half dollars for an OGP blue Ike all day long. I could probably be convinced to give up more than twelve of them for all four blue Ikes (1971 to 1974) in original packaging.

Good luck with the negotiation!
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One 40% Ike has more silver than two 40% half dollars, but not more than three.

I would give three of my 40% half dollars for an OGP blue Ike all day long. I could probably be convinced to give up more than twelve of them for all four blue Ikes (1971 to 1974) in original packaging.


JBuck, Agreed, I have done the math, keeping in mind that seldom can I get spot price for my 40% halves. When I take up to 33% loss to sell 40% halves, giving up 1/8 or 12% in silver content is not so bad. Even better when I only have FV in the halves by CRH my Kennedy half dollars. I'LL post again when the deal is finished. Webekin
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