For all the toned Ike fans 1972-D MS66

coinsarefun · February 14, 2013 9:01AM

Just got the trueview now

EagleEye · February 14, 2013 9:04AM

Beautiful!

MsMorrisine · February 14, 2013 9:07AM

nice

do you have a colored 72 type 2 to show?

coinsarefun · February 14, 2013 9:10AM

Thanks Rick

I forgot to include in my original post a little write up Jamie did, so I will include it now

From CoinFacts

Jaime Hernandez: The 1972-D Eisenhower Dollar is scarce only in grades of MS66 and higher.
In MS66 grade it compares to the 1973-D. In high uncirculated grades the 1972-D is one of the scarcer D mint
mark issues. The 1972-D is probably the second toughest Denver circulation strike Eisenhower dollar from the
Type 1 issues and only the 1978-D seems to be scarcer in very high grades.

coinsarefun · February 14, 2013 9:11AM

<< nice

do you have a colored 72 type 2 to show? >>

No, didn't plan on it. I figured this would be a great one for my toned Type Set
I can always sell my toned proof and look for a 72 T2 but I have a feeling it will take a very long time.

csanotes · February 14, 2013 9:16AM

When I think of how I would want a rainbow toned Ike to look when it would cross my path the one you have chosen is spectacular for a clad coin. Great find indeed! And Happy Valentines day-you may have found a new love (Ike).

MsMorrisine · February 14, 2013 9:17AM

a nicely colored one would be a find.

fivecents · February 14, 2013 9:20AM

Clad mint state Ikes are almost nonexistant with nice color. Great score. I love it.

coinsarefun · February 14, 2013 11:17AM

<< When I think of how I would want a rainbow toned Ike to look when it would cross my path the one you have chosen is spectacular for a clad coin. Great find indeed! And Happy Valentines day-you may have found a new love (Ike). >>

Thanks, it took a very long time to find one.

Wabbit2313 · February 14, 2013 11:34AM

Very lovely! Grade seems conservative.

19Lyds · February 14, 2013 11:37AM

<< Thanks Rick

I forgot to include in my original post a little write up Jamie did, so I will include it now

From CoinFacts

Jaime Hernandez: The 1972-D Eisenhower Dollar is scarce only in grades of MS66 and higher.
In MS66 grade it compares to the 1973-D. In high uncirculated grades the 1972-D is one of the scarcer D mint
mark issues. The 1972-D is probably the second toughest Denver circulation strike Eisenhower dollar from the
Type 1 issues and only the 1978-D seems to be scarcer in very high grades. >>

Why on earth is he classifying the 72-D with the 78-D?

Nice looking coin Stef.

coinsarefun · February 14, 2013 11:47AM

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Jaime Hernandez: The 1972-D Eisenhower Dollar is scarce only in grades of MS66 and higher.
In MS66 grade it compares to the 1973-D. In high uncirculated grades the 1972-D is one of the scarcer D mint
mark issues. The 1972-D is probably the second toughest Denver circulation strike Eisenhower dollar from the
Type 1 issues and only the 1978-D seems to be scarcer in very high grades. >>

Why on earth is he classifying the 72-D with the 78-D?

Nice looking coin Stef.

>>

Can you explain Lee, thx

renman95 · February 14, 2013 11:49AM

Clad AND Color. Very nice indeed.

morgansforever · February 14, 2013 11:50AM

Very nice Steph!

cupronik · February 14, 2013 11:52AM

I LIKE IT!!!

Constantine · February 14, 2013 12:35PM

Very beautiful.

lordmarcovan · February 14, 2013 12:56PM

<< For all the toned Ike fans >>

Y'know, I'm not an Ike dollar fan, but looking at enough of 'em like that, I'd probably have to change my mind.

19Lyds · February 14, 2013 2:27PM

<< 

<< 

Jaime Hernandez: The 1972-D Eisenhower Dollar is scarce only in grades of MS66 and higher.
In MS66 grade it compares to the 1973-D. In high uncirculated grades the 1972-D is one of the scarcer D mint
mark issues. The 1972-D is probably the second toughest Denver circulation strike Eisenhower dollar from the
Type 1 issues and only the 1978-D seems to be scarcer in very high grades. >>

Why on earth is he classifying the 72-D with the 78-D?

Nice looking coin Stef.

>>

Two different die designs and two different reliefs.

Can you explain Lee, thx >>

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DHeath · February 14, 2013 8:14PM

Very clean. I like the look of the coin and I'm a sucker for pastel clad toning.

DorkGirl · February 14, 2013 10:54PM

Very nice!

IrishMikey · February 15, 2013 12:10AM

Not to be a "Debbie Downer" but how on earth did that coin get that combination of colors?
I see silver coins like that all the time, but copper-nickel?

For all the toned Ike fans 1972-D MS66

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