1971–1978 Eisenhower Dollar BU (Random Year, Copper-Nickel Clad)
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Product Specifications
Year
Random issue from the 1971–1978 series
Condition
Brilliant Uncirculated, ungraded
Metal Content
Copper-nickel clad
Denomination
$1 USD
Gross Weight
22.68 g
Diameter
38.1 mm
Quantity
One coin
1971–1978 Eisenhower Dollar BU (Random Year, Copper-Nickel Clad)
$3.99$4.99
A classic large-format U.S. dollar honoring President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Includes one copper-nickel clad coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Year and mint mark are selected from available stock; specific dates are not guaranteed.
Standard reverses feature the Apollo 11 eagle design; Bicentennial issues feature the Liberty Bell and moon. This is the clad version, not a silver coin.
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What does BU mean?
Brilliant Uncirculated describes an uncirculated coin. It does not promise a certified numerical grade. Read the condition and finish listed for this product.
How do Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated finishes differ?
Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated are distinct finishes. Match the title, mint mark and finish when comparing editions.
What does random year mean?
The supplied year is selected from the range stated in the listing. A particular date, mint mark or design is not guaranteed unless the listing says otherwise.
Does every collectible contain silver?
No. Copper-nickel clad coins, nickels and paper currency may contain no precious metal. Check this product’s composition and metal content.
Are the images of the exact item?
Images may be representative. Check the description for date, serial number, certification, condition and packaging details.
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