In 1971 the US Mint produced the Eisenhower dollar honoring both President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the first landing of the first man on the moon. These coins were released into circulation and they were not included in the yearly uncirculated mint set. As a result of this they can be hard to come by in uncirculated condition from a bank and depending on how many collectors went to their bank to get them and store these coins away is the only unkown number and why I perceive the cost of these coins to be exaggerated somewhat.

Collector's coins were struck in 40% silver composition and the circulation issue in copper-nickel.

This coin was minted in the San Francisco, California and was struck in a 40% silver composition. This coin was removed from its Brown Box that they came in from the mint as the plastic case had too many scratches on it that I didn't want anyone thinking the coin was a poor specimen.

Coin will be mailed out in a mylar, vinyl, or paper flip and inserted into a bubblle padded mailer with delivery confirmation. Insurance is optional here in my store, but on orders over $50 I will automatically add insurance to the cost of the coin at the rates posted for insurance.