Eisenhower Dollar 1978 BU

Coined by the first mint in the US, the Philadelphia Mint, the 1978 Eisenhower dollar reveals no mint-mark on its reverse. Named after the famous president and general, Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Eisenhower Dollar follows the intimidating footsteps of a few beloved dollars from the past. In fact, many collectors compare the Morgan silver dollar to the Eisenhower dollar, since the Morgan gained its loyal following decades after it was first minted. Like the Morgan silver dollar, the Eisenhower dollar was minted in bulk, only to sit in banks and reserves, instead of being circulated. Collectors predict that the Eisenhower dollar will gain momentum in years to come, increasing its numismatic value among collectors. For now, the Eisenhower dollar collection remains easily attainable in Mint-State conditions and are sold for an extremely achievable price, alluring in novice collectors. Unless specified, the Eisenhower Dollar collection is made from a copper-nickel alloy and contains no silver.

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• Year: 1978
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