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Eisenhower dollars were minted from 1971-1978. The uncirculated coins can be found in the uncirculated US mint sets. Proof versions are taken from US proof sets. The US government also issued the dollars in silver in both proof & uncirculated versions. Single Eisenhower dollars represent a fun set to try to collect at a relatively low cost.
The Complete Set Eisenhower Dollars is the perfect low-key set to start if you are new to the coin-collecting world! It is also a great set to give someone, who enjoys collecting US coins. The set ... (more)
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Although it is a popular collector's item nowadays, the Eisenhower dollar did not circulate well. Mainly circulated on the west-coast, the Eisenhower's large mintage causes this coin to be widely ... (more)
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Due to an extreme increase in silver bullion prices, in 1965, the US Mint was required to alter the metals that went into their coins. Instead of 90% silver, all clad coins were given a ... (more)
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The San Francisco Mint has kept its admirable reputation for 150 years! Minting coins with sharp strikes and attractive lusters, collectors are always willing to pay more for the coins with the ... (more)
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Although the US Mint produced ridiculously high amounts of Eisenhower dollars, the majority of the dollars never saw circulation. What this means for collectors is that pristine BU Eisenhower ... (more)
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The Eisenhower dollar isn't admired for its low mintages and access difficulty. Collectors, who gather Eisenhower dollars, enjoy the history they represent and are an inexpensive, non-stressful ... (more)
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When the price of domestic silver shot through the roof, the US Mint was required to act accordingly. The US Mint replaced their 90% silver content with a copper-nickel alloy to save on the price ... (more)
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The Eisenhower was dreamt up, after the passing of the late president, and the US Mint's desire to produce a dollar again. The Eisenhower dollar was the first US dollar to be minted, since the ... (more)
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Inspired by the late President and General, Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Eisenhower dollar was conceived in 1969. When the US Mint desired to produce a new dollar, there was no disagreement that ... (more)
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Not a heavily circulated coin at the time of mintage, the Eisenhower dollar has been predicted to become an American novelty, like the Morgan silver dollar. The Morgan wasn't very popular, when it ... (more)
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The San Francisco Mint has earned its reputable and admirable reputation through the years. With excellent quality control, combined with sharp struck coins, the San Francisco Mint is a favorite ... (more)
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The Eisenhower dollar was the first US dollar that wasn't made from the same alloy. In 1965, the price of silver spiked through the roof, forcing the US Mint to be frugal with their 90% coins. ... (more)
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One of the only Eisenhower dollars to contain 40% silver, the 1973-S Silver Proof is a popular among collectors. Although the Eisenhower dollar collection does not contain high numismatic value, ... (more)
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The Philadelphia Mint was the first mint facility, established in the US, by 1792. The Founding Fathers greatly desired to become a nation, fully immersed in international commerce, and to do so, ... (more)
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Known today as the lead producer in the coin industry, the Denver Mint often gets lost in the shuffle when it comes to older coins. Established in 1906, the Denver Mint usually aided the other two ... (more)
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Considered to be one of the easiest collections to obtain, the Eisenhower Dollar series is usually on every novice collector's list. In 1965, the US Mint was required to cut back the amount of ... (more)
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When the new dollar was first created, the US Mint had to choose which ones were made out of silver and which ones would be made from the copper-nickel alloy. The only silver Eisenhower dollars ... (more)
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The Eisenhower Dollar series began in 1971 and was the first US dollar to be minted in 40 years. Following the strong act of the Peace silver dollar, the Eisenhower dollar's popularity ran little ... (more)
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The US Mint forwent minting a 1975 Eisenhower and instead, used that year to produce millions of the bicentennial Eisenhower dollars. The first batch, of 1976 Eisenhower dollars, are referred to ... (more)
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There is no Eisenhower dollar marked with the date of 1975, since the US Mint took that year to make millions of the bicentennial 1976 dollars. In 1976, there were two types of Eisenhower dollars ... (more)
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