1971-D Clad Eisenhower Dollar MS-65 PCGS

The Eisenhower Dollar, aka the Ike Dollar, was the first dollar minted after the Peace Dollar that was intended for circulation. Rarely do you see clad coinage with toning.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains Copper/Nickel bonded to an inner core of pure Copper.
• PCGS encapsulation offers protection and guarantees the condition of the coin.
• Obverse: Features a striking profile of President Dwight David Eisenhower facing left with the legend of “LIBERTY” above his head.
• Reverse: Reflects the design of the Apollo XI’s insignia. Depicted is an eagle flying over the surface of the moon with an olive branch firmly grasped in his talons with a small planet earth turned so that North America can be seen.
• This issue features the "D" mintmark as it was struck in Denver.

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Preserve a part of American History by starting your own collection of Ike Dollars. Add to your collection by including this beautifully toned MS-65 1971-D Clad Eisenhower Dollar in your cart today!

The Ike Dollar commemorates the great accomplishments of General/President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the success of the Apollo XI moon landing mission.