1971-1978 Clad Eisenhower Dollar BU (Copper-Nickel)

1971-1978 Clad Eisenhower Dollar BU (Copper-Nickel)

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1971-1978 Clad Eisenhower Dollar BU (Copper-Nickel)

These coins were issued to honor the 34th President of the United States: Dwight D. Eisenhower. This issue is the last of the large sized Dollars issued for circulation.

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7 Reviews

100% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: Richie's dad

Date: Apr 22, 2024

Love this coin

My grandfather carried one of these in his back pocket as his lucky dollar I remember always seeing it on the nightstand next to his wallet and Pocket watch now I have my own to carry on that tradition. It's a great feeling. Thanks! Apmex!

Posted By: N/A

Date: Jan 8, 2022

It a nice coin to give as a gift

It is easy to give it as a gift to my friends

Posted By: Oddesto

Date: Dec 31, 2020

Dollars

My only regret was that I didn’t find you guys earlier

Posted By: Tom-Tom

Date: Dec 11, 2020

Great for tooth fairies!

Buy them when on sale and distribute to grandchildren. Since they are not worth much, its no big deal if they play with or lose them. Too big to swallow, too.

Posted By: ACKART

Date: Jun 24, 2019

Good quality coin

You don't see very many in circulation solid Dollar coin.

Posted By: c. Bryan

Date: Jul 19, 2017

Gifts and for the tool box - - -

Not a spectacular finish - dull, flat, new surface aspect. I bought eighty, and only five had dings, rim damage, or grunge and bag marks. These things make nice gifts for anyone (kids) who've never seen a large metal dollar that wasn't silver. Yes, the markup is 100%, but a 40+ year old oddity is probably worth it. Buying them with inflated dollars versus their value is probably a tossup; It's something for others to quibble over when you're gone. Remember, Deliberately sowing dissension has it's own deviant rewards. Anyway - these Ike Dollars are nice, uncirculated, and nearly all pristine. And heavy!

Posted By: Tony

Date: Oct 14, 2014

20 1972-D Ikes

Over 92 Million Denver strikes in 1972, and I have 20 BU examples. A history lesson, and a very nice coin for the Grandkids. Thanks APMEX