Eisenhower Dollar 1977-D BU

The US Mint had high hopes for the Eisenhower dollar, just to be disappointed by the lack of popularity once it hit the US banks. The west coast only circulated the Eisenhower, leaving millions untouched and ready for collectors. Replacing silver with a copper-nickel alloy, the Eisenhower dollar doesn't offer collectors much in terms of investment. But nonetheless, the Eisenhower Dollar series is a fun collection to begin for unexperienced collectors. With high mintages, collectors don't have a hard time locating beautifully struck coins for an attractive price. The 1977-D Eisenhower dollar was minted at the Denver Mint, coined as the lead producer of coins in the world. The Denver Mint smartly marks its coins with a "D" mint-mark, that can be found on the dollar's reverse side. If you or someone you know would like to start a simple collection, the Eisenhower Dollar series fits the bill!

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• Year: 1977
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