coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ $1 (One Dollar) \ Silver Ikes
Silver Ikes, officially known as the Eisenhower dollar, were minted by the United States from 1971 to 1978. These coins feature a portrait of President Dwight D. Eisenhower on the obverse and an eagle landing on the moon on the reverse, commemorating the Apollo 11 moon landing. The silver versions were produced in limited quantities for collectors and contain 40% silver, making them sought after by numismatists. The 1972 and 1974 dates often have higher demand due to lower mintage figures in certain versions.
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1971-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1971 | San Francisco |
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1971-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1971 | San Francisco |
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1972-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1972 | San Francisco |
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1972-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1972 | San Francisco |
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1973-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1973 | San Francisco |
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1973-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1973 | San Francisco |
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1974-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1974 | San Francisco |
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1974-S $1 Silver | $1 (One Dollar) | Silver Ikes | 1974 | San Francisco |