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Eisenhower dollar,, what is the top coin/dollar ?
hairboater
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Hi all, i `m a triple c guy (cards, coins, comics) i need help.
I would like to know which Eisenhowser dollar is the the most rare,, most wanted.
I love the feel of a large silver coin in my hand
HB
I would like to know which Eisenhowser dollar is the the most rare,, most wanted.
I love the feel of a large silver coin in my hand
HB
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None unless you get into certain varities.
I am sure some folks will tell you that "this one" or "that one" is truly rare, but it is just a variety thing. If that's your thing, go for it
Else, you will likely want a 73-S if you want silver. That's my guess. Or, I just take any old Ike when I want a big coin in my pocket to flip in front of folks later
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
also the 1972-P Type 2 reverse. The U.S. Mint used Proof reverse dies on circulation strike coins.
Here is how to tell the difference between three different reverses for the 1972-P Eisenhower Dollar
Do not even need a Loupe to tell the difference. All can be easily be identified with the naked eye.
1972-P Types 1,2, and 3
Have Fun
Terry
<< <i>Hi all, i `m a triple c guy (cards, coins, comics) i need help.
I would like to know which Eisenhowser dollar is the the most rare,, most wanted.
I love the feel of a large silver coin in my hand
HB >>
I think what you are looking for is the 1972 Copper-Nickel Type 2 Reverse. A circulated example could be worth between $40 and $50 dollars. I'd pay more for an XF45 or lower.
The name is LEE!
there are many varieties that are worth a ton (off-metals, errors etc) but most of those are one off coins.
Use the PCGS Price guide and you'll get a good feel.
As just a base coin, the 72-P Type 2 has the highest value....worth $25-35 even as a low grade coin.
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