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1971-1976 Eisenhower 40% Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 67 (Random Year)
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1971-1976 Eisenhower 40% Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 67 (Random Year)
Honoring a pivotal figure in American history, the Eisenhower Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS67 (Random Year) combines historic significance with high-grade collectible appeal. Struck in silver and certified by PCGS in Mint State 67, this coin represents exceptional preservation and strong eye appeal, making it a desirable choice for collectors of modern U.S. coinage.
The Eisenhower Dollar was the first U.S. one-dollar coin issued after the Peace Dollar series and was produced from 1971 to 1978. Business strikes were minted in Philadelphia and Denver, while collector versions—including uncirculated and proof issues—were struck at the San Francisco Mint. Designed by Frank Gasparro, the U.S. Mint’s Chief Engraver, the coin is especially popular among collectors for its historical significance and enduring numismatic appeal, with examples in all conditions remaining desirable additions to U.S. coin collections.
Coin Specifications:
- Graded as MS 67 by PCGS
- Made from 0.400 silver with a weight of 0.3161 troy oz
- Legal tender of the US Government
- Face value of $1
- Arrives in an official PCGS holder
- Obverse: Features a profile image of Dwight Eisenhower along with the year of mintage
- Reverse: Displays a bald eagle landing on the moon along with the denomination. Coins from 1976 will have a bicentennial reverse design, which exhibits the Liberty Bell in the foreground and the moon in the background
The Eisenhower Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS67 (Random Year) offers collectors a compelling blend of presidential history, space-age symbolism, and certified quality. Its high-grade preservation and silver composition make it a strong addition to any U.S. coin collection, appealing to both history enthusiasts and numismatic investors alike.
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